PAGE TWENTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchater, Conn., Thura., Oct. 12,1972 Gardening The Weather •13 By A iwood Clear and very cool toolfht wttk Energy Crisis Solutions Page 9 frbit Ukaly, Um low Inua SOi. lEurmnn BrraUi Sunny Saturday wUh tba higlis la By PRANK CAREY developing conventloiul sources steam then would be used to the BOi. AP Science Writer of energy include; generate electricity. WASHINGTON (AP) - Before —The liquid metal fueled "Hopefully,” he said in an in­ MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1972 VOL. XCH, No, 11 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES the century ends, the process that breeder reactdr, an atomic power terview, “ these clean-up and ad­ PRICE nrniM caaim gives the H-bomb its big bang plant that would create more vanced combustion techniques may be harnessed to produce fissionable fuel than it bums in will begin to become available electricity. Coal, now a frequent sustaining a chain reaction before the end of this decade.” cause of pollution, may be a Such reactors are expected to Administration scientists m i ^ source of clean natural gas. be demonstrated as feasible by recently have given priority to McGovern Hammers On War Policies Uranium supplies may last for 1980 and may help ease power research on controlled ther­ hundreds of years. shortages by the rnld-1980s, OST monuclear reaction, the quest to Riese are among possibilities scientists say. They add that the harness the hydrogen fusion being assessed by scientists under reactors offer possibilities for process that accounts for the H- White House orders to come up assuring that domestic uranium bomb's explosion with ways of easing the nation's supplies last for centuries. If perfected, as now appears energy crisis. —Coal gasification for the probable, reactors using this Some proposals, using so-called production of synthetic natural process could literally generate Nixon Urges Unity unconventional sources of energy gas. power forever because the vir­ such as the winds, the tides and OST scientists say some tually limitless hydrogen from tropical currents, may not be process to convert coal into gas the world's oceans would be the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In Atlanta, the President rode in all regions, among all races, In Minneapolis, the w u campaigning for Republican practical until the 21st century. are beginning to emerge and fuel. President Nixon haa completed down Peachtree Street and among all religions, among all Democratic nominee played a senatorial candidates. In Other, more ,,conventional more sophisticated ones should Balzhiser said the hope exists a confetti- and cheer-filled received a shower of cheers and age groups,” he said. “ What I am tape of a young man’s account of Roswell, N.M., he attended a possibilities, from coal gasifica­ be available by 1976. But they add that the technical feasibility of at political sortie into the South, confetti. The White House said trying to do is appeal to all. That the Vietnam war. The audience rally and endoried P e te tion to controlled thermonuclear that gasification may not make a least one type of fusion reactor while challenger George police estimated up to 700,000 is why we seek what I call a new in the vast mall of the University Domenici, but he declined to reaction, are under immediate significant impact on the national can be demonstrated by 1982, but McGovern hammered avray at turned out to greet Nixon. American majority.” of Minnesota was silent as the support continued federal finan­ consideration. energy picture until the 1980- he adds that any significant com­ the President’s Vietnam-war Nixon later told 200 campaign voice told of napalmed bodies, cing of a local job-training center The dimensions of the energy Southern Republicans 1985. mercialization of such devices “ is policies and silenced a big univer­ officials and Republican party devastation from U.S. bombs, for Indians, which Domenici crisis are clear. For example, predicted a Nixon sweep of the Projects designed to liquefy not envisioned before the year sity crowd in the process. leaders at an invitation-only and his thoughts about aides said was Important for his demand for electricity doubles South but cautioned against over- coal to produce fuels similar to 2 0 0 0 . ” Nixon flew back to Washington reception that It is now essential rationalizing and then condoning election chances. each decade, but supplies of gas confidence. petroleum are rated as “ a little Such time scales could be Thursday night after his six-hour that “ we find a way to make this the bombing. Later in the day. In Oklahoma and oil that today furnish 75 per Meanwhile, McGovern hit the further away” from payoff. shortened, he indicates, if a trip to Atlanta, his first public nation one nation, that we find a McGovern said the voice on the C3ty, Okla., Agnew commented cent of the nation’s energy are issue that launched his presiden­ —Development of technology relatively new concept in the campaign appearance in two way to work together .... tape was that of “ a young GI back on statements Sen. Hubert H. running out. Estimates are that tial campaign — the Vietnam for removing sulfur dioxide, one controlled-fusion field bears weeks. “ That is why I am campaigning war. from Vietnam. ” He did not iden­ Humphrey made while the current domestic supplies of of the major environmental fruit. tify him or offer documentation Minnesota senator was oppodng natural gas will be exhausted in pollutants, from the stack gases In the newer concept, powerful of the tape. McGovern for the Democratic the 1990s. of coal-burning industrial plants. laser beams would be directed at McGovern received the tape nomination. Reading those Reports from 11 panels of The objective is to permit the hundreds of marble-sized solid Policeman recording when he was inter­ statements, Agnew said it's hard specialists appointed by the plants to continue using high- pellets of hydrogen to fry them at J ■■ ict stm H , viewed by Jerry Williams of to tell whom Humphrey supports. \ ^ t e House's Office of &ience sulfur coals, the most abundant temperatures exceeding 100 Killed NixonBriefed Boston ra^o station WBZ, made In another development. Set. and Technology are due soon and type of coal, but currently the million degrees and cause the when the unknown young man Edmund Muskle says Ms un­ are expected to provide the basis least acceptable environmentally. energy-releasing fusion of Some members of the Kiwanis Qub committee start unwrapping the first arrival of merchant In Belfast phoned Williams nightly talk successful primary campaign for for Nixon's administration These coals are abundant in the hydrogen atoms. donations that will go in the Nov. 14-15 auction. From left, Leo Juran, chairman, Henp' Escott, show on Labor Day night. the Democratic presidential recommendations for further Kiwanis Radio Auction eastern and central United In theory, the process is M. Mark Bogdan, Alfred Werbner and N. William Knight. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) BELFAST (AP) - A detective Williams, in Boston, said he nomination was banned by an funding of energy research. The By Kissinger “ astonishing series” of apparent States^ simpler and easier to achieve and an off-duty soldier drove gave the tape to McGovern for his OST says money for such Nights o f Nov. 14-15 Dr. Richard E. Balzhiser, assis­ than that based on an older con­ through a military roadblock In personal use, rather than for the espionage and sabotage Inddenti. research has increased 75 per tant director of OST, said that cept in which hydrogen is con­ the center of Belfast early today, campaign. Williams said the The Maine Democrat said cent in the past five years and verted to an electrified gas which WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon received a caller was asked to identify Thursday he has not eliminated stack-gas technology has .yet to be The 13th annual Manchester the auction. All proceeds will be and the troops killed the police will run at a $600-million level in must be confined magnetically by himseif and there was no the possibility of suing Nixon’s demonstrated. Kiwanis Gub fund-raising event used for Kiwanis awards made “ CTI“VISTJf IE“ officer, the army announc^. breakfast briefing from adviser Henry A. Kissinger today as fiscal 1973. an elaborate system of so-called response but “as far as I am re-election campaign committee But he said progress is being for fun and a Yankee bargain will through the Manchester A spokesman said the two men the administration continued its silence on whether his Rie panels, each dealing with a magnetic bottles. concerned it’s legitimate.” and certain WMte ^ u i e officials made on techniques “ to clean be held on the nights of Nov. 14 Scholarship Foundation each t w T9%iPN in the orange Volkswagen ig­ different area of the energy, are, intensive Paris negotiation had made progress toward “ This is a young man who has linked in published reports to away the sulfur from the coal and 15 when the radio auction is nored two orders to stop, and two expected to pin down more June, as well as other community ending the Vietnam war. spoken the truth and now I think alleged sabotage acts agMnst the before you bum it, or to use broadcast from the window of soldiers had to jump to keep from precisely timetables for projects. You Know Fran... Before a crackling fireplace in the White House family it’s up to us to take the next step, Muskle campaign. advanced combustion systems, About Town Watkins Bros, on Main St. Cin each night of the auction, being run down. developing additional energy dining room, Nixon conferred with Kissinger, Secretary of which is to change the kind of such as so-called fluidiz^ beds . Station WINF will carry the groups of 10 articles will go up for The army said an investigation resources and recommend which The board of trustees of Second leadership that put the young wherein you have a material that auction each night from 7:30 to bid every 12 minutes. When the was being made of the reason the State IMUiam P. Rogers, and Kissinger’s top assistant on the projects should be developed by Congregational Church will meet man in the position out of which reacts with the sulfur as you burn two men ran the roadblock. government, industry or both. 10:30. Items donated by auctioneer’s gong sounds, the RE-ELECT Bishop Honored A t Reception National Security Council, Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. tonight at 7:30 at the church he’s just com e," McGovern said. the coal, thus yielding sulfur-free Manchester and area merchants highest bidder on each item will The detective was the first Chilean The highest priority list for parlor. Nixon was given an initial T he Democratic vice- hot gases for making steam.” The policeman killed in Northern Ttie President then shifted the will be on display in Watkins' be named. There will also be report from Kissinger and Haig presidential nominee, Sargent window a week or 10 days before bidding on special items over the Bishop Eklward G. (JarroU, center, of the Southern New England (inference of the United Ireland since July and the 603rd subject to this Thursday trip to The executive board of Com­ Thursday night after they Shriver, told a beer-and-pretzels Crisis two-night period. The winners of FRAN MAHONEY Methodist C!hurch, and his wife pause a moment during a reception in their honor to chat with confirmed death in more than Atlanta telling his breakfast munity Baptist Church will meet returned from Paris and an un­ rally in Parma, Ohio, that Nixon these will not be determined until the Rev. James R. Uhlinger of Bolton, superintendent of the Connecticut Valley District; and three years of communal guests “ it was a beautiful day. tonight at 7:30 at the church. precedented four days of private has degraded politics, corrupted STATE REPRESENTATIVE violence. “ The skyline today you Deepens An important family decision... Public the conclusion of the second Mrs. Paul Willhide. The reception was hosted by the Connecticut Valley District last night at tallu with North Vietnamese the government and f^led to live night of bidding. Successful Elsewhere in Belfast during wouldn’t know," he told Rogers Campbell Council, KofC, will 13 DISTRICT South United Methodist Church. (Herald photo by Pinto) negotiator, Le Due Tho and Xuan up to the most important promise that only a family should make! bidders on both classes of the night, Protestant gangs set as they discuss^ previous Atlan­ have its annual Italian Night Thuy. he made — to end the war. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Records merchandise may claim their two bars and a bakery afire with ta visits. He referred to the city’s 'You make adequate provision for family protection . . . Monday starting at 6:30 p.m. at • Mayor of Manchester (1962 1966) As photographers recorded the “ Ttie honor of the Republican C3iile’s leftist government took purchases at Watkins Bros., gasoline bombs, a gunman in a universities and professional will you be prepared for the one known, ultimate need . the KofC Home. The event is • Life long member St. James Parish start of today’s breakfast, the party is dead,” Shriver said. over control of the nation’s radio Thursday through Saturday, after passing car slightly injured a man sports teams and added this Often to both men and women. • Member of Appropriations Committee quartet sipped orange juice and “ And now under Nixon it looks as stations today as President . . Catholic Burial Space? M arriage Licenses the auction. observation about the New Tickets may be obtained at the • Will support programs aimed to assist and support our youth. in a Catholic section and a gang of chatted of events far removed if you can’t succeed in politics Salvador Allende’s troubles in­ Thomas Henry Kelley, 33 Last year, Kiwanis netted South: “ Everybody is upbeat.” door. young Protestants stoned three from war and peace—baseball unless you have a spy, an elec­ creased with the announcement O'Leary Dr., and Diane Michaud Congress May Face When photographers were pre­ about $3,000 on 200 items having Catholic homes. and Nixon’s political trip to tronic bug to put on your op­ of an Indefinite strike by small Kurtz, 59 Broad St. a retail value of $4,635. This year, sent a fifth chair at the table was VO TE DEMOCRA TIC NO V. 7 Atlanta Thursday. ponent’s telephone, unless you business, retail shops, the con­ Robert Otto Kindi, Glaston­ the club has set a goal of 250-300 empty. Aides said that would be SAINT JAMES CEMETERY Mahoney Commillee — Harry MaidmenI, Treat. As the photographers entered, forge, unless you steal, unless you struction industry and private 368 Broad Street SWEET CRYSTAL bury, and Cynthia Jane Duncan, pieces of merchandise that would occupied by H. R. Haldeman, one Nixon was heard referring to the go burglaring in the night — farmers. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - 92 HoU St.. Oct. 21, St. Mary’s retail at about $5,000. of Nixon’s top assistants. Manchester, Connecticut Marcos Issues World Series when be asked, that's the degradation of Adjournment Delay Kissinger and Haig, upon Phone Mr. McKernan Stuart Smith gave his wife Episcopal CTiurch. “ Oakland against who?” Then, They were called out in support crystal on their 15th wedding poUtia.” Mr. Higgins 643-6713 Travel Ban after a pause, be answered his amving Thursday night from oi a natfonwlde tnicMng strike to anniversary — a five-pound Michael Anthony Botticello, Earlier Thursday, Shriver own question; “ Cincinnati.” I^aris at nearby Andrews Air express their opposition to package of crystal sugar. 595 Hillstown Rd., and Noreen ■.{ml WASHINGTON (AP) - Thursday sessions into the night Senate Finance Committee for proposed a program to “ Today?” he asked Rogers. Force Base, would say nothing to A lW de’s!'s socialist program. Patricia Culleton, 185 Green Rd., Inching toward final adjourn­ in an effort to whittle down the floor debate. The panel's 8-8 tie MANILA (AP) — Permanent strengthen family life and said “ Tomorrow,” the cabinet newsmen. Oct. 20, St. Bridget Church. ment, Congress planned to tackle last-minute crush. vote blocked efforts to put foreign residents of the Philip­ every member of a Democratic When Chileans woke up today, member replied. A White House source said he several major bills today but it The House passed the com­ restrictions on Nbcon's power to pines cannot leave the country administration would be involved they discovered that the govern­ Roger Olcott, 403 W. Center TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING “ I can’t tomorrow, sports fan knew of no inunediate plans to in it. appeared likely that two of them promise $74.3-billion defense ap­ cut federal programs to stay without clearance from the disclose what has gone on in the ment had established a “ national St., and Dorothy Gaynell Denton, Nixon said, mentioning the con­ In East Lansing, Mich., Shriver would delay the end of the ses­ propriations bill, one of the within the $250-billion ceiling he Department of Defense, an aide negotiations. So far Nixon has network” of all Chilean radio 179 E. Middle Tpke., Nov. 18. gressional drive toward adjourn­ told a Michigan ^ t e University CAPITOL Equipment Co. sion until early next week. largest in history. The Senate seeks for the current fiscal year. of President Ferdinand E. Mar­ said only that “ the negotiations stations “ until further notice.” ment and the planned ^nate audience the program would in­ WC HONOR CHARGECHI IT WITH James Joseph Toscano, Hart­ The legislators had intended to planned to vote on it today and The legislation was scheduled cos announced today. are at a sensitive stage.” 38 MAIN STREET Tsl, 6 4 3 - 7 9 5 8 MANCHESTER vote on his $250-billion spending clude plans that give priority to This meant that the president’s ford, and Sheila Eugenie adjourn the 92nd session by send it to the President. for consideration by the full Marcos issued the ban during Against this backdrop. Senate Hours DAILY : 7 am to 6 pm Thun. 7 am to 9 pm Sat. 7 am to 4 pm ceiling legislation. families and neighborhoods, day­ press office was in charge of Arremony, Hartford. Saturday. Senate this afternoon. the fourth week of martial law to Republican Leader Hugh Scott USED EQUIPMENT-SERVICE-TRADES-SALES4>ARTS- EASY TERM^ The House cleared the com­ care centers, and the involvement broadcasting news, music and x X 9 But no settlement seemed Democrats said they would prevent certain alien residents Thursday predicted that the MARTPOMO NATIONAI^ Robert Peck, 48 Lodge Dr., and promise revenue-sharing bill and of adolescents and the elderly, public service announcements, probable before Monday or continue the fight to put some “ sympathetic to the subversive United States’ “ warlike par­ Deborah Gentilcore, 190 Maple sent it to the Senate which plans over highway building and thus denying opposition radio Tuesday on the Social Security- limits on the bill’s broad grant of cause from flying the coop," the ticipation” in Vietnam will be SAY GOODBYE TO LEAF St., Oct. 15, Center to pass it on to Nixon this after­ “ thoughtless redevelopment." stations any voice in criticizing welfare bill now in a House- authority to the President. aide said. over by Jan. 20. Congregational Church. ■fx- noon. The measure would dis­ Man Dies Vice President Spiro T. Agnew the government. Senate conference committee, As the bill passed the House, Some foreigners are security The White House silence on the Edgar Ernest Goodrich. 869 tribute $30 billion in federal RAKIIVG—Come In For A NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS the President could cut any risks and have been shadowed by secret negotiations, matched by Main St., and Lena Lillian and the $250-blllion spending funds to the state and local program by any amount he the military since martial law was Hanoi’s silence, has set off Puzick, Blast Hartford, Oct. 14, ceiling President Nixon had re­ governments over five years. In Fire chooses, to hold spending to the imposed, the spokesman said. flurries of speculation that a FREE Demonstration of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. quested. The spending-ceiling measure up to 340 sq. ft. Marcos decreed earlier that peace deal is near at hand. Both houses extended the Thursday was cleared by the $250-billion limit. NEW HAVEN (AP) - One Transit Choice of: Sculptured - Tweed - Plush or Shag Filipinos must get Defense Building Perm its Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., man was killed and five people, Charles Senteio, additions to Finance Committee chairman, Department clearance before ■X'r;.' including three children, were "THE dwelling at 332 Carter St., $5,000. said he believes the Social leaving the country. injured in a two-alarm fire that One Down, Ten Offered DOT Aid Joe Castro, alterations to Confirm Freedman Security-welfare bill would force burned through a three-story dwelling at 86 Cooper St., $150. the session into next week if house early today, police said. Million To Go The Andrew Ansaldi Corp. for nothing else did. Wreck Injuries The dead rrtan, identified as HARTFORD (AP) — The state Transportation Depart­ The Sheridan Corp., alterations Conferees today were to con­ Fatal To Driver Clarence Woods, 21, was found in PITTSBURGH (AP) - ment has offered to pay 25 per cent of any operating deficits macnine to commercial building at 613 As Federal Judge duct their third meeting in an a bedroom on the third floor. Creeping around outside his EVERYTHING ^ incurred by local transit districts for bus service. Main St., $3,000. 2 9 9 effort to resolve conflicts home with his .357 magnum WOLCOTT (AP) - Joseph Police said three families lived • NO EXTRACHARGE FORMEASURING Nixon — expected within two The offer, made by DOT Commissioner A. Elarl Wood, Philip E. Freedman of 62 between the House and Senate DiFerrari, 21, of New Haven was in the building at 78 Arch St. pistol still smoking, Ralph Zelik • NO EXTRACHARGE FOR INSTALLATION weeks. He will be sworn in at represents a compromise by the state government. Until Grant Rd., a Democrat and a versions of the 989-page bill. fatally injured early today when At least two of those injured bumped into two policemen. • NO EXTRACHARGE FOR FOAMRUBBER PADDING Springfield. The Louisiana senator, head of Thursday the administration of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill had It’s a VACUUM It’S a VAC Medico Worries • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL former town director received his car went out of control on were hurt jumping from the se­ He figured the best thing to do He will be succeeded as mayor the Senate conference delegation, By ttlAChing lh« vacuum Intaka to BE SURE TO BRING YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS some happy news yesterday. His Meriden Road, hit a tr ^ and cond floor. was confess. refused to help pay operating costs, and had limited its th« front tnd of Uta unii and a plus RAKE by the president of the Town said many decisions remain, but dual-proof canvaa bag to lha A bout Future We Will Cheerfully Estimate You Requirements and Show Samples brother, Frank H. Freedman, a caught fire, local police said. Mary Thomas. 34, and her two ” 1 just killed my motorcycle," financial aid to the purchase of buses. aida port antry, lha homeownar For raai daap-in lawn at Your Home. Council — a Democrat. A special that an agreement seemed likely Zelik, 34, admitted. haa lha Inaiant convartiartca of an Republican and mayor of A passenger, 19-year-old children. Eva, 12, and 3-year-old "Today we said we were outdoor vacuum. Thia maana you election for the mayor's post is by Monday or Tuesday. Nearby lay the cycle — with apply to all transit districts, can vacuum palloa, drlvaa, Springfield, Mass., was con­ Joseph Sciortino of Wolcott, was Linda, were hospitalized. Police duwn-daap lawn deb'it o«ir>g ALBANY. N Y. (AP) - The expected early next year. willing to go one step further and aldawalka and iawna, aiao auckad up and a|act«d to tha FORT KNOX firmed by the U.S. Senate to be a The Senate shelved a bitterly said the Thomas woman jumped five slugs in it. although only two have been garaga ffoora. You can avan do aide to real high on the graaa medical profession has found CERAMIC TILED hospitalized at St. M ary’s assume up to 25 per cent of the lha inalda of your car by juat aurface along with your other Freedman, an attorney, is a disputed antibusing bill Thursday At a hearing Thursday on organized, in Hartford and rapfacing tha front vacuum ' federal judge. Hospital in Waterbury with mul­ from the second floor with air rakir>ga 'Thitiypeof another thing to worry about — former assistant attorney general total deficit resulting from with a fiaxibla 10' vac hoaa. thorough cleaning lan'l ^ COMMERCIAL CARPET Tub Area Mayor Freedman, nominated and thus shunted aside one of the tiple injuries. another baby, one-year-old charges of firearms violations and Bridgeport. no affort, you can go right to required every time you m & L the belly button — and it's all Wilh 2 ?t F iiluri for Massachusetts. He served 12 operating costs,” Wood said after work. the lewn but il'a great lor 100'"f CoMtimioii.s Filumeiil Cumuloft Nylon Jg* by President Richard Nixon on a biggest obstacles to adjournment. Police said the accident Leman Brown, in her arms. All intoxication. Zelik told the "I have broad statutory powers Spring clean-up lima when / ber-ause of the bikini. years on the Springfield Town making the offer to a committee the lewn debria haa really / IJ' null l.">' wnltlis -(|. wl 7 . 9 9 recommendation by A third attempt to shut off happened about 1 a.m. were hospitalized at Yale-New magistrate that the shooting and I have the funds to make this aeitled-in” ^ Dr Martin Markowitz of Council. of the Greater Hartford Transit Massachusetts Sen. Edward W. debate on the bill failed to muster Haven Hospital. followed an argument with his proposal,” Wood said. But he Brooklyn reports that after a Do ll Yoniself Mayor Freedman, a Springfield District. The committee had up lo SO tq H -Brooke, will serve in the U.S. the needed two-thirds majority Joannie Brown, 21, was wife over the motorcycle. said he was not going to give summer of beach watching, "A We lend you nil the tools necessary M|. yd. ■ • 4 .9 5 native, as is his brother, will be in asked for a 100 per cent state UeK. .s7,!l!) s(|. yd. (Frep (lira ) District Court fo"irMasMchusetts. and Democratic Leader Mike hospitalized at St. Raphael’s. The charges were dismissed by transit districts a blank check by girl does not begin to rate unless Manchester tonight, attending payment of the deficit. Mansfield moved to put the Angela Davis Firemen said the fire alarm Magistrate Robert Dauer, who assuming the entire loss. she can display a smooth, round, Mayor Freedman, now in the the Bas Mitzvah of his niece, Wood said his proposal would Prices Start at measure aside. His motion sounded at 1:50 a m. said Zelik had inflicted no harm. Under Wood’s offer, transit symmetrical depression in her middle of his third consecutive ARMSTRONG 9x12 Judith, at Temple Beth Sholom. carried 59 to 28. Back From Tour districts that took over local bus midabdomen" two-year term, has informed the » | 0 9 » 5 TUB He and his wife, the former The bill, passed by the House operations would be required to It’S a VAC HOSE ■'This state of affairs has now NYLON RUGS Springfield Town Council he will Eleanor Labinger of Hartford, NEW YORK (AP) - Back Aug. 18, would have put an end to pay administrative costs as well Tha removal of laavaa. paper and other debris from ahruba revolutionized my approach of DESIGNER SOLARIAN • Assorted Colors ENCLOSURE leave his post when he gets for­ have three children - Joan, 16, from a six-week tour of Socialist and prickar buahea has always bean an unpleasant task riifMinrn llnni Itinl ^tnn('^ Wilhnnl Wj.\ • All Four Sides Finished Unbreakable almost all busing for school- as any operating deficits. for the homeowner Now. with the VAC HOSE. H'a a snap the newborn female baby,” mal conflnnatlon from President Wendy, 14, and Barry, 5. and Communist countries in • Double Jute Back Glass desegregation purposes. Gov. Meskill has viewed transit By attaching tha long 10' flaxlbia hoea to the front of the writes Markowitz in a recent Regular 189.96 Latin America and Eastern baa^ Air Raka unit, you have your choice of using the $ Not Just One Of Those Day districts as the answer to the Air Rake'a a c tio n configuration or you can attach the issue of the "New York Family The Senate Thursday night Europe, Angela Davis says she canvaa vac bag - or a diapoeabie plastic bag - to lha tide It’saVAC’NBAGIT yd., installed crisis which this week stopped w iry M rt Wiih a cana handle attached to the end of the 1 2 .9 5 tNhai 10 do with leaves end Physician." * 5 9 . 9 5 passed the final money bill of the was amazed at how well ac­ Vac Hose, you'll be able to probe Into denee or debris now that burning has bean III! Indiny nniU'i nil l.ihni ,inil i rnii'in Connecticut Railway It Lighting hard-tOT#ach areas, quickly aucklr>p-up all the trapped banr>ed in moat araas*? ft's no "Now my first consideration is session, a $5.2-billion catch-all quainted other countries were debria This on# attachment la well worth the price of the problem After your air raking la i.i)i)i)st;i.i:rnnM)i'( oi.oHs High Court Hears By SOL R. COHEN Co. buses in Bridgeport, Water­ entire untt. coJnpieied and iha debris the umbilicus,” he said. ” 1 clean appropriations measure, and sent with her causes. collected in pilee, aimpiy insert Did you wake up this morning thinking something was bury and New Britain. CRAL the front Vac Hose and attach a it, I strap it, yes — I worry over it. it to conference with the House. The black former UCLA larga, disposable plaatic bag to A $2.3-billion military construc­ wrong? said it could no longer operate at the aide p o n entry Now. you can I am constantly plagued with the 9il2 100% NYION philosophy instructor also vac up all your dM rIa into har>dy Remapping Appeal Was your head in a whirl and your heart without song? a loss and the union drivers ’ diapoaable bags which are fear twt some day a sweet young tion appropriations bill was observed on her return to the simple lo detach and raptaca Wa refused to take a pay cut. even provide the rteck twialera thing will appear on an exclusive passed by both houses and sent to United States Thursday night that Was your razor so dull you got cuts on your face? which leevea you with the simple BRAIDED The Public Utilitlw Commis­ task of carrying your debris-fitted beach, for all the world to see, chuckling.” Kyan was referring the President. "racial discrimination and racism When you put on your shoes, did you break a new lace? begs to the cotiMUon point. H A R T F O R D (AP) - sion gave four bus lines tem­ with a protruding belly button to the late U.S. Supreme Court has disappeared” in Cuba. Was the orange juice warm and the coffee too cold? Democratic lawyers made a last- The Senate confirmed the porary permission to operate on and turn out to have been me of RUGS Justice Felix Frankfurter’s war­ nomination of Gen. Creighton W. She was acquitted last June of Was the newspaper torn and the news a day old? In rid ind whltl. Mut ind wMIt, ditch attempt today to head off some of CR&L’s routes In the my babies.' ning that reapportionment was a Abrams, former commander of murder-kidnap-conspiraey Did your wife get upset when you said there’s no money? o rin |i and w hiti ind avocido and the Nov. 7 General Assembly three cities. arhiU “ legal thicket” which the courts U.S. forces in Vietnam, to be charges stemming from a 1970 election by appealing to the state Did you barge out the door when she said “ Don’t get The largest bus company in the should not be involved in. Marin County (Calif.) courthouse Supreme Court for an Injunction. Army chief of staff. He succeeds funny?” state, Connecticut C o. Is The hearing was expected to shootout which claimed four Most of the arguments were Gen. Willalm C. Westmoreland. Was the car kind of sluggish and the traffic in season? operating in the Hartford, New continue into the afternoon with The vote was 84 to 2 and ended lives. The trip was to thank Grant Approved similar to those made at previous Were your fights in the office without rhyme or reason? Haven and Stamford areas under Republicans defending the reap- debate for this year on issues Socialist and Communist peoples federal and state court hearings. Forget it, dear friend, and don’t feel unusual. a day-to-day agreement with Ita $ Q Q 9 5 portlonment plan ordered into raised by a Senate Armed Ser­ for their support during her trial. KENT (AP) - Sidney Towle, R i f State Supreme Court Justice It happens to many — you’ll find on perusal. union employe!, whoae contract effect by Superior Court Judge vices Committee Investigation The trip was paid for by the headmaster of the Kent School, $69.95 Elmer W. Ryan was hearing the It’s the thirteenth, a Friday, when some people say, expired Oct. 1. ConnCo. said even Walter Sidor. into unauthorized bombing raids Communist party and by various announced Tuesday the trustees each 9 9 ( arguments for the first time and if the drivers took a pay cut of 41 It was Sidor's order implemen­ against North Vietnam. Abrams's organizations in different coun­ “ If it happens, it happens — it was meant that way.” of the Chaleres E. Merrill B. found them complicated. cents per hour, tiie company ting the soHialled Saden plan that Air Force deputy, Gen. John tries, such as the Women’s Trade EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE AN "EVEHYTMINQ MACHINE" Trust approved a $1 million grant “ As I listen to this," Ryan would continue service only until the Democrats want the state's Lavelle, was relieved of his com­ Union in Chile, Miss Davis told to Kent School to be used for observed. "I can’t help but think Oct. 31. highest court to nullify. mand as a result of the raids. newsmen. CLTstrjction of athletic facilities that Justice Frankfurter must be Choose from 2 4 H.P. - 5 H.P. - o r 8 H.P. Models... including tennis courts, a swim­ ming pool, a gymnasium and Open Daily 9-6; Thurs. and Fri. till 9 other facilities.

I .♦ i- .i"* ‘«4la f < A r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 18,1873- PAQBTRBiP headed by Correspondent Don Charney, 28, a native, of for a year and hM irofked te llw PAGE TWO— MANCHESTER EVKNINO HERALD, Mindmtor, Com., FW.. Oct U, Wit 8AFEDRTVKR NEW YORK (AP) - Toru Hall Named AP Melkle. Hall also served a stint as Brooklyn, N.Y., retuma to hia AP in Coaioetleiit ilnet IM. about a year ago and thesi had ■MMiawa AP sports editor in Connecticut. home territory to aaaume the CHniteOOD MBkONTO Ohkata has not driven a car The U.S. egg produotlon PORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - torn down all of the buildinga T k a a t a r sinqe he obtained a driver’s New Haven A native of Canaan, Hall is writing-editing poalUon in The and everything, and there waa MOVCIMnNQB married to Ann Hall, s reporter AP's New York City bureau. He hit a record high of 71.3 bil­ Rich«^ Smalley brought home TlaM ilalM dala license several years ago. lion egga during 1971. recently a childhood memento the bid well eitUng there in the FORBUHEWIBJIWP When officials of an Correspondent for The Hartford Courant. was New Haven correspondent which had been lying front yard by itaelf. It looked YDUNQ PEOPLE insurance company found out lind of loneaome and I Juet about this they, in jest, HARTFORD (AP) - Dan W, abandoned at hie fornier Jerry Lewli Chwroa, South IS* «ismsw *7 ts* ns n i a N aM a reeidenoe — a 7,000-pound well decided that Fd bring it home," ■> ^ **wa *s**« a* **s*ssw a resented Ohkata an award of Hall, 34, has been named Smelley aaid. “I put it right in Windaor - "Oabaret," 7;0O«:15 Konor for his “contribution to covering built by hie Onema I — “The New Cen- Associated Press correspondent grandfather. front of my nouae. It’a a safety on our streets and in New Haven, Chief of Bureau “I went by the old place monument to my dad and my turkna,” 7;lM:Ul Au rtais Asninis highways.” grandfather.” ancmB n — "Funny Girl,’' John M. Armstrong announced Would you like to go ulth m* uijisn / return Wednesday. ihli wall/taper book to iht ito n f I am Just • : S 0 E Hall succeeds Marc D. at ronfutmi at I wai before about u)kat I Meadowa Drlv«-ln - “Mdin- AUSsMsawma Ohkata, who is in the tourist da," 7;00-ll;U; "Get Outer," business, said he obtained the Chamey, who is being promoted need and there It no one at that tiore who »:» E 3 driver’s license for to a k^ writing-editing position ran help me. U. A. Iheater Eaat — "funny identification purposes and he in New York. Hall, a five-year AP doesn't “really like driving a veteran, has been the No. 2 man Qlii,” 7:00«:l0 MSTStCnS car," Eaat Hartford Drive-In — r II MiatrM KMaeawaa on the AP legislative team "Angri’a Wld Womoi," »;00; Volkswagen Unveils New Luxury Sedan After you return that book why don't we go “Satan Sadlxt," 7:30 to CUSTOM SQUARES. Tony ti there and ^ Eaat Wndaor Drlve-In- “Sala- as saou ii mm Ted Trudon, Inc., Tolland Turnpike, Talcottvllle, has announced the arrival of the Volkswagen W h M Tk* O cccd Ioii C dlt for niworo,^ h alwayt happy to help with any decorating burg Connection," 9:90; CAsi U*M a*r «ay Type 4 luxury sedans and station wagons. The new look features contemporary, sporty styling problem. "MASH,” 7;90 and will be called the 412 Series. Thhik of Tho Burnside — 'The New Oen- turiom." 7:304:30 Parkhill-Joyce' SUte Theater — “Godfather,” . ^ 7 . . . V Colum bia • : 0 0 Mancbeater Drive-In — “Ou- Flower Shop nal Knowledge," 7:00-10:45; FBAJfK OAMKIJai, Pwfflelwr “Soldier Blue,’^ 8:tt Landmark Office Approved Mew LaeaMawl M OAK MT. CUSTOM SQUARES In Downtown Mnnekeotee MANCHESTER • TU I—WB D B U V n i • PhoMO 56 COOPER ST. PHONE 643-9892 The Planning and Zoning Com­ scheduled Saturday from 9 a.m. Nov. 6 from 1 to 3 p.m. for those nmm p a b k in o j u s t a o b o m t h e wtaaam OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY till 9 SAT. till 5:80 mission has agreed that if Peter to 8 p.m. at Yeomans Hall. whose rights mature after the taLlSw. Potluck Liated Beckish, owner of the Landmark, There will be a short session Saturday session. l:N-3;2a By GS Council Alls out zoning and building per­ mits he will get a certificate of Mancfacater^Bolton Aaaodatloa occupancy (or the establishment of Connecticut Valley Girl Scouts of a real estate office in the will have a potluck Monday at Landmark. Beckish said Russell •:30 pjn. at Neill Hall of St Inzinga of (Jollins Road has asked Scotch Gard Mary’s E^iiacopil Church for all to put the office in the Landmark R*ln r*p*M*nt fabric J .'; * t TH E NEW ° registered adult Scouts and on the Rt. 87 side facing west. pn>t*clor. Jutt aprav Senior Scouts. There will be no alteration to eSI on 20 02. Aaroaol. ^ CENTURIONS After dinner, there will be a the outside of the building, with Ouf Rag. a.49 bualneu session and program. only a partition on the inside Members are reminded to bring necessary, he added. The size of Future by complete place settings and a the area is about 18 by 25 feet. i: food dish to serve eight. Beckish was cautioned about Johnson Acrylic floor fim .h Mrs. Edward Boyles, Mrs. the driveway on the town green. lougher ih m w«x Robert Gaffney, Mrs. Vernon It should be reseeded so it is s- cryifal clear 27 02. Greene, Mrs. David Starrett and not used for a parking area, the Adorn Hair Spray Ouf n*g. 1.3S Mrs. Don Gurpenter are in charge PZC stipulated. Beckish was also A Great G>mbination R*gul«r m 4 0 9 ^ i T O u s Revereware of arrangements. given permission to add one more unacantad- For profee ^ Records sign on the bottom of the present tional atyting. f---- 1 Glory Spray Foam 13 02. 2.3S8IZ* EiriraiaUliikMFri.»UL Have a fashion show for lunch. Lovely models from Butterfield’s attired in the latest fall and l i e p i sign. e Rug Cleaner ^ ^ Xinyl K»i»li ill" a 7 1 lfc«8 winter fashions captured the eyes of luncheon patrons at Cavey’s Restaurant, Tuesday. Joan The proposed commercial area Enough for a 10x14 rug. Q Q 9 9 4 Q Q Paul of Windsor, at left, wears a glen plaid jacket, red vest and black flared slacks, while Sally extension was discussed by com­ Kotex Sanitary Dtimea 333E 598 mission members and it was _____ Our Reg. 1.59 O*”" Rag. 8.49 a Middleton of Manchester, a former hUss Connecticut, sports a fur trimmed brown suede coat Napkins Our Rag. 93c D49S I CmnimgiiiAiir agreed they would look into the with a matching hat. The fashion previews will be presented by Butterfield’s every Tuesday •Filth Oimerwlon XMtV LlWia ONtSSA matter and come up with possible Maximum protection ^ from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at Cavey’s. (Herald photos by Buceivicius) Box ol 24'». regular or Bathroom Greatest Hit* MMvan Ave., Oo> Wtadaer new regulations based upon plan •Partridge FamlW 8” Covered Skillet RISTAURANT A LOUNOI super. ■ Cleaner •Al Green — „ unit development which allows a Or«al99t HW9 “Back Up Train rhAf _4 a **Sophisticated Dining pittolves eoap icum O' copper developer to incorplorate stores leave* no grit. 20 02. •Gary Glitter ,, Iclad^stainless steel, easy to and houses in a workable unit. Bock&Roll,P«d« at Reaionabte Prices*' Aika Seltzer j**"- , Our Rag. l.gg •LO & — Our Bag, a.89 WIN 2 FREE fTV Tonight I Sheinwold on Bridge It has been proposed that For last 5.49I property on Rt, 66 from Conklin See Saturday’s TV Herald fotf you've eaten If® PASSES I Limestone to a gas station on the iCpmplete Listings. I WAIT FOR GIFT Th« Vtnitilt Music of Th« whole thing • 4 9 ® TO MAKE SLAM South dea)er comer of Rts. 66 and 87 be zoned IVIUte NkhoK. Jack Nidiolsoa Caiidice B e ^ Siawiy csawils a Hit St nsrds tram North-South vulnerable By ALFRED SHEINWOLD commercial on that side only. tts M lin si tin mrH CANOIOATE NORTH DICK RICHARDS TRIO I Aiihur(kBfuiikel.AimlVlaigp«a^ | When I was a little boy, my lor your dinini and dancinf pitaiurt Hie Conservation Commission Johnson & Johnson ■Hhsat fspidlai lay Wtsr awre S:M (18) Jim and Tammy 4 10 7 sent a letter to the PZC drawing mother used to say: “When you K 10 THURSDAY-FRIOAY-SATUROAY HITES Carnal Knowledge. thM Un susAir si tiawi it ippssn (24) Mister Rogers want something, don’t try to take attention to the Conklin Swabs iatiwlilis. (38) Hogan’s Heroes (R) <0 A Q 6 An a»ce PlctUi« it. WaU until it’s given to you.” I 4^ A Q 10 8 7 4 Limestone landfill area, re­ Twin trayol XOO ewabe. Scad yaw IW Is Un Jsny Lrsis (40) Gomcr Pyle, USMC (R) still use this advice for finesses. WEST EAST questing it be properly covered I.SSSIza Ciaiau, Isi 554, Se. Wtadisr, Csaa. 5:38 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (R) South dealer ELEGANT NEW i^th dirt for the winter and that JOSEPH aEVINfpiesenls (24) Electric Company ♦ Q 6 4 4 J 9 8 2 lbs ant 15 csntsitsnU luHaiMiai North-South vulnerable Z> 7 4 <:? 5 3 2 BANQUET FACILITIES the brook boundaries in the area General Electric t m t m a m i w m the leagsit Hit aW bs asarM s piif (38)BeveriyHUlbUUcs(R) Opening lead — Seven of 0 1 9 8 7 0 K 104 be properly defined. General Electric si fucsl psitsi ts ICS tbs (48) News Hearts 4^ K J 9 6 4^ S 3 2 TTie PZC will discuss the possi­ Digital AM/FM Buffet Skillet General Electric Twin Bell. CMMOAIC, RiiyiN Oct. I I Is Oct. 5:55 (3) What’s Happening People who lead trumps Reservations Call 872-0269 ble ways of achieving this with A S SEEN ON TV SOLDIER BUIE. SOUTH Clock Radio Our WafSe Maker Alarm Clock lECHNICOlOR® PANAVlSlON®il 24 si 7 m l I M>- 8:88 (34-22) News against slam contracts usually die ♦ A K 5 3 C on^ Urpestone. Reg. AN AVCO EMBASSY RELEASE .idl" m MbiM sent bi pwbairhad no (18) 120’aockHigh(R) young, but in this case West was Z> A Q J 9 8 6 Election Officials Action Jackson 20.97 Our (24) Hodgepoilge Lodge safe from his partner’s wrath. 0 5 3 2 Election officials drawn at the 16*70 tatar Uua OcL 14. l^y Mego B Roast, fry, slew, etc. Push button None • ^ Reg. 1.99 (38) To Tell the Truth Any othkr lead would allow South * recent Republican Women’s Club temp, control removes for (48) Wild Wild West (R) South West N orth East meeting include Mrs. (Tertrude Do and dare, 18.97 to ruff two spades in the dummy, 4e87 clea n in g . Feather34.88 touch control, wake to he's every- S S S S C 8:30 (3) CBS News after which the slam would ^ 1 0 Pass 2 4 , Pass THE SALVATION ARMY Tappan, Mrs. Elsie Burnham, Also grills sandwiches, grills Luminous dial, clear bell alarm. where! music or alarm. Lighted slide rule bacon, fries eggs. Double non­ (8) ABC News unbeataole. ; ♦ Pass 3 NT Pass Mi^s. Joyce Pearce, Mrs. Carolyn G.E. High Dome Skillet a egy 30 hour movement; many mod 661 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER dial. Double non-stick coated.Rsg. 29.97 stick coating. colors. jn S U Z n if l (2^30) NBC News South saw that he could expect 4 ^ Pass 6 Cn All Pass Robinson and Mrs. Gladys [jwgggyiygMgyw (24) Worid Press to win six trumps in his own Opening lead — ^ 7 Chalmers. Action Jackson Clothes IIMI4II >1 ui tiw.i4vi»UMtrk 8:55 (48) News hand, one ruff in dummy, two top 7 p .m . Democratic Primary Choose from 7:08 (3) Young Dr. Kildare spades and two other aces. One S u n d a y 15 O c to b e r 1972 Mrs. Frances Malek of Henne- 18 different i.tS' - | 2 9 Glh Barbra! able to take the diamond finesse outfits. Our (8) Truth or Consc<|uences additional trick was needed for quin Rd. has been named Oep'- Academy sooner or later. LoweuI Award (18) Dick Van Dyke (R) the slam. “ SOUNDING BRASS moderator for the Democratic Price! Winner- (22-30) News Ruffs Low Qub Daily Question primary Monday between incum­ Best (24) Free-For-AU Declarer won the first trick in Partner bids one heart, and the AND VOICE" bent James Murphy of Franklin i Actress! (40) ABC News dummy and ruffed a low club. He next player passes, you hold: and William Stanley of Norwich 7:30 (3) What’s Happening continued by cashing the top Spades, J-9-8-2; Hearts, 5-3-2; a service of Gospel Music and Song for the state senate nomination in cocuwniA picruwa Diamonds, K-104; Qubt, 5-3-2. Tiny Tears Doll aiM( aatiAa awooucriowa »>»••«« ( 8) spades, rufM a low spade in the 19th Senatorial District. 8ARMU STRCISANO'OMAN SHAflif What do you say? Our m FUMNY QIRL " (18) Better Worid dummy and then ruffed another The South Methodist Chancel Choir Murphy beat Stanley at the Answer: Pass. You need 6 Sept. 23 convention 19 to 17. Reg. (22) Let’s Make a Deal low club. South then drew two and the Citadel Band 7.99 Yashica Electro (24) WaU Street Week more rounds of trumps. points for a sound response, and Other election officials include C60 Cassette this hand counts up to only 4 5.88 G S Camera Scuff Proof Vinyl T h e - i i (30) Hollywood Squares The average player might be Friends and Visitors Welcome Miss Edith Haver and Mrs. An­ She cnes real tears until you pick Ideal Hostess Gift! (40) Nanny & the Professor tempted to try the diamond points. The best way to stay out drea Kelly, official checkers; Recording Tape Attache Case 8:00 (3) Sonny and Cher finesse at this stage. If it worked, of trouble with a really ghastly Miss Bess Hotchberg and Mrs. Our Our Coaster House Reg. Guests: Jimmy Durante, hand is to pass. Dale Conner, machine atten­ all would be well. Reg." FOR 99.88 In iG ilh e r Giibert O'Sultivan. South had a better idea. He just Copyright 1972 dants; Mrs. (Catherine Rajchel 89c ea. (8-40) Brady Bunch led Jiis last spade, giving East a General Feature Corp. and Guy Beck, challengers; Mrs. Electronic brain and shutter sets s.s High Efficiency 60 minute recording time; full 4.70 Nancy Beck and Mrs. Johanna erfect exposure automatically. (18) Ski Scene trick with the jack of spades. At APPLE and HARVEST FESTIVAL guarantee. »2.96 Vinyl on wood frame, accordian this stage East had three St. George’s Episcopal Church Goldstein, absentee ballot Furnace 8 c o rk lin e d c o a s te rs nested in at­ Past 1.7 Yashinon lens. Complete file in lid. Linen lined; polished (22-30) Sanford and Son C 90 Tape Reg. 1.39 79c tractive case. Provincial finish. with case. locks. diamonds and a club, and dummy Yale Deficit Route 44A — Bolton, Conn. counters. Fiiters (24) Week in Review had ace-queen of both suits. East The polls will be open from Robert MacNeii hosts had to give dummy a free finesse, noon to 8 p.m. in Yeomans Hall. Reduced To y o u r c h o i c e Washington news show. thus handing declarer his con­ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,1972 Voters 0:30 (840) Partridge FamUy tract on the proverbial platter. 10 A M . to 2 P.M. At the voter making session Scott’s Sale Snake's girifriend re­ What if West had held the jack $1.2 Million held Monday night, 23 new names No Rein Checks at 8:00 fuses to marry him. of spades? Then West would be Hot homemade pies, fresh apples, apple products, jams, jellies, were added to the list. Of these, 4 Per Store mooucTtoNM im * (18) Sports Challenge forced to lead a diamond or a NEW HAVEN (AP) - home baked goods. four signed with the Democrats, •a. (22-30) Little People club, and South would still be Underestimation in “every major three with the Republicans and PIE AND COFFEE SERVED Remington 12-Gauge Anne speaks to the component of Yale's income” 16 chose to remain unafilliated. 2 5 * ^ o f f local PTA. help^ to turn an expected $5.7 The final voter-making session Change |i%oJr''luTn^ce. (24) AU About Welfare million deficit into a $1.2 million before the Nov. 7 election is Sizes designed to my .20x20x1 Automatic Shotgun "The Coining Asunder . x x one, a university official reported 16 20 1 ,20x25x1 Our of Jimmy Bright." Wednesday. . i 6 x 25 x 1_ LAWN Spalding Norm 9:30 (840) Odd Couple Manchester Evening Herald Lowest 1:00(3) Movie The university received $2.9 New York Oscar and Felix go on Columbia correspondent Virginia Price Snead Football "They CaU Me MISTER million more than expected For a religious retreat. Carlson Tel. 228-9224 CLEARANCE Tibbs” (1970). Sidney during the 1971-72 academic year, 5 shot capacity, shoots high or Football Uniform Poitier stars as a po- low brass and slugs. American Our O O 10:00 (8-40) Love American Style Provost Richard Cooper said. Your our Uce lieutenant. Much of that resulted from In­ SALE! walnut slock. "Mohawk" To Be Announced. Reg. 3"'9? W . 9J 9J PMOOuceo av omcctco av acnecMPtAv av (840) Room 222 creased alumni giving and more 9.99 D ining 4 - H Every bag of Scoll fertilizer Migh Brass Shotgun Shells 7.88 Official size and weight. Dura- English transfer stu­ Group M M y i f [fiiaifi(iiii||pili lbj9l^.»[{]icit[iiC ijpli (22-30) Banyon federal aid. Tightened economies Helmet, shoulder pads, pants and Hide cover, Butyl rubber bladder, dent enrolls and be­ and every box of Scott seed Banyon tries to find at Yale also produced unexpected Names^late 13 d a . Bx. 29 3 2 9 ZO^e. 2 8 7 Jersey. Blue or green. rawhide lacing. comes student leader. a prize fighter. saving, he said. Pleasure '*in our inventory. Rag. 4.10 •C W M O S T Ighli laifhdnifj (18)700aub I touwonmcn «.iuii Avjuuau on rtMtoum mcom I (24) State of Connecticut Cooper was directed by Yale Miss Cynthia Hultgren of 131 (22-30) Ghost Story State news wrap-up. President King Brewster Jr. to W e P r e s e n t Ferguson Rd. recently was Carolyn Jones stars 10:35 (24) Martin Agronsky determine why the actual deficit e le c te d president of the as a woman trapped in 11:00 (3-8-18-22-3040) News was $4.5 million less than Yale Manchester Homemakers Club at Trade-In On General Electric f hn BONUS HITI a vacation home. 11:30(3) Movie Treasurer John Ecklund’s Initial ‘Hetl't Bieotfy DavUs" its meeting at the home of Mrs. n o w ^ h o w i n g "Diabolique” (1954). prediction last year. Ecklund has S Y Q U IN T S Carroll Nelson of 24 Sunset St., Polaroid Simone Signoret stars. said he later warned that the club leader. Clothes Dryer deficit might be reduced. ATTHEOR 6 A N Square Shooter 2 V . . , t V (840) Dick Cavett (Xher officers elected are Miss “An M|ry, bHiog, cswpHilsnifs, ieyMii svcntni"... (22-30) Johnny CarsOn The budget discrepancy. Theresa Mazzotta, vice president; AlW fOHOITlONM) • IWM P • « Guest: David Brenner. Cooper concluded, was the result Every FrI. and Sat. Color Camera B f l O n B i i S it yeurt If Vw Sm and Hssr Miss Karin Johnson, secretary; 1:30(3) Movie' of “random and fortuitous Miss Susan Suntava, treasurer; “ THE TIME HAS COME, "Dracula Has Risen events” that were not easily fore­ and Miss Debbie Landry, news from the Grave" (1968). seen and not likely to recur. D IN E W ITH ES reporter. a .m .f . THE WALRUS SAID” ... Tcl. •4e>3iei fmr Resci*vaa(l«Bw Miu Diana Erickson and Miss “Trim an wl|fnil esbsrsl-styls musksl Lois Hughes were wclconuHl as Ride” '149 by larbin Frwcncliss new club members. (without Trade-In ...... 19.99) MdratEHsr Laamcbewm* aca-vcwl Daally 13 S P.M. Oub members will be par­ »Wlth trade of any old camera Permanent press with cool down. dinctsH by Cbnrlts ntss Save these dates! ticipating In food and nutrition, Electric eye for perfect exposure. regardlMB of make or rxmdl- Fluff setting (extended time). 4 limed tk>n. cycles. Separate start switch. November 10-11,17-18 clothing, and leisure pleasure Uses less expensive coior film. Th* Utile Theatre of Manchester, Inc. projMts. Cooking meetings begun Exercise Bicycle MANCHESTER COMMUNITY will prasent this week. Mn, Joacph Mazzotta is food Adjustable knob tension COLLEGE THEATER VITO’S control. Geared chain and nutrition project leader, and 3 WAYS TO CHAROB SALE: FrI. and Sat. Saturday i 8««day, Oct. 14 S 15 at 8:30 p.m. (Formerly yilla Louisa) drive. Adj, handlebars 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 a-tn. to 9:30 p.m. “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” Mn. Bernard Johnson la the and seal. IkkUt: CN *r Nw U OwMCnUc HdSewrtan . by J. Prasion Mien froin novel by Muriel Spark Villa Loalaa Bd., Baltaa 2 0 4 0 Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. clothing protect leader. Junior (SU-1H7)« KCC ti«M CmIm East Catholic Hlfh School MNUtorlum — $:30 p.m. Opea Saaday—Claaad Maadaya Our Rog. 34.99 MANCHESTER truounsTJs are Misi Ann Marie Maz- MHJIISIIM Tickets: $3.00 Gen’I. Mfmistloe; Students $2.00 t**M*f*S N tm MXX. IMiiita l*f McG*mco aotta, Mlzi Undry and Miss IJn IkM S*MUni iN 9 1* ll(8*Nni l*r fmMMl Phene 5 4 3 ^ 5 - 549-: da Nelaon.

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PAGE F O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 13,1972 D-N.y„ called it a "klllers-for- Other bonuses Include: Slates To Meet House Approves hlre biU." -U p to $3,000 for a thraeo«ur South Windsor The Pentagon estlmata the enlistment in any Job deemed a On Fishing Bonus System bill will result in an outlay of |1.4 “ criUcal skiU.” For Military billion In bonuses during the next -U p to $15,000 for re- Warner Disputes Marra Regulations five years. enlistment for designated critical Congress previously had ap­ skills to be offset with reductions ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - WASHINGTON (AP) - The proved a bonus of |3>000 to at­ in bonus proficiency pay for such On State Grant Use Representatives from 15 states House has approved a system of will meet here Oct. 30 to discuss tract combat personnel. The new skills. and the board was now "very bonuses, ranging up to |17,(XK) to School Superintendent Charles cure, B school bus contract subjects ranging from lack of House bill extends this bonus to —Up to $4,000 a year for of­ busy doing other things. attract persons with needed skills Warner this week refuted amendment and gasoline uniformity In fishing regulations persons with any other needed ficers with special skills who end Warner, however, concluded for an all-volunteer U.S. military. statements made by citizen purchases at the retail level was to the problems of offshore skills. their tours. his statement. In behalf of the A military bonus bill was ap­ Donald Marra concerning state drafted, reviewed by the town fishing by foreign nations. cJcaxsriATiONS Top bonus provided In the bill —Up to $600 for enlistment and board and himself, commending proved Wednesday by a vote of reimbursement! of school con­ manager and town attorney and Sponsored by the Atlantic State Moving along Main St. next to and turned to face Oak St. next to is $17,000 a year for doctors and $800 for re-enlistment in the most Merra for "his zeal and his in­ 337 to 35 and now goes to the struction projects to the town. forms for application of refunds Marine Fisheries Commission, the site later taken by the the dry-brook. other health professionals depen­ combat-ready reserve and terest in obtaining (or the com­ Senate. One of the House op­ In a previous report, Marra had have been completed. He said if sessions will be held at the Hilton “ Cheney Block” was a wooden Those old trees were all ding on how badly they are National Guard units. munity all available funds. This ponents, Rep. Bertram L. Podell, said that the board had not the agreement can be reached Hotel. building owned by C.E. House sacrificed to make room for a neetjled. too, is our goal,” he said. chosen to use the funds available with the Mobil Oil Co. and the The opening day’s sessions will (Charles). He had a tailor shop business building known as the PoUuck Supper under the construction grant Collins Bus (?o., based on the be devoted to work by the and haberdashery. His tailor was "Oak Hall Bldg." or "House and The St. Margaret Mary LadlM system and supported his estimated used gallons of gas­ biological committees, Manning Isaiah Symington who lived up­ Hale’s." Guild will hold the AnnuaJ statements with visits and In­ oline last year, Aere will be a said, with papers on stairs above the store. Mr. C.E. House occupied the store Potiuck Dinner Monday at 7 p.m. quiries at the State Board of potential savings of around $10,- oceanography, aquatic biology Symington had two sons, Harold in the south side of the first floor. in the church hall on Hayes Hd. Education In which he said he 000. and other subjects. and Richard. There was still a green lawn Marra, disturbed by the state­ Members are asked to bring food had found only three reimburse­ The final session is scheduled Once when Harold was only a between his old and new stores. MORIARTY according to the following last ment applications on file since ment made by Warner of his for Nov. 1 when votes on policy few years old and Richard was a J.W. Hale used the north store name initials: A-E meat dish for the 1969 act was changed to affillaUon with the CCHHG in matters will be taken. baby some older boys were on the comer as a dry-goods and six: F-K dessert (or six; 1/-M benefit more of the local school this matter, said he did not recall States represented besides teasing Harold who was heard to dress shop. House's also sold salad and butter for six and N-Z systems. his report being made by anyone Maryland are New York, Maine, say, "Y ou just wait till my shoes. starch dish for six. The areas named by Marra but himself, a private citizen, and New Hampshire, Connecticut, brother grows up. He’’ll fix you.” On the second floor J.W. Hale 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN;* Phone 643-5135 After the dinner, entertain­ were installation of septic sewers that his report clearly stated the Massachusetts, Rhode Island, A few years later when Richard had an apartment on the south ment will be provided by the at Timothy Edwards and Orchard reimbursement areas were "Not New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, could talk he was asked, "and side. At the front part of north Sunshine Singers. All women In ARE YOU NEW TO MANCHESTER? Hill Schools, the purchase of actual, but possible” places for North and South Carolina, who are you, little man?" His side were offices, one dentist's. the parish are invited to attend, modulars for the high school, and returns. He said that one specific Georgia, and Florida. answer, “ Richard, Harold’s baby The rear part of second floor was Looking for a reliable Fuel Oil Dealer to Speaker the proposed addition to the high area, the recently completed weew brother, Syme.” an apartment where the candy The Wapping Community school. Included in Marra’s football field, was a reimbursable After Mr. House moved his kitchen Couche's lived. Later a service your home? Church Women will hold their report was a listing of possible item, but no application was business into a new building the dressmaker, Mrs. Smith. evening meeting Monday at 8 FISHING BOAT MISSING areas in which he said the town made. Warner said he acted on old store was occupied by She made a fine well shaped LOOK NO FURTHER, p.m. in Fellowship Hall at the SAPPORO, Japan (AP) - The might apply for reimbursement. the matter by Instruction "with Maritime Safety Agency reported Rolston and Brookes Grocery — football of canvas stuffed with church. CALL the “ BIG Ml" Warner said that In preparing no variations.” today that a 77-ton Japanese Frank Rolston and "Ned'' cloth trimmings for her son Mrs. (Tynthia Kallman, editor detailed answers for the board to Board member David (?ohen fishing boat with 17 crewmen was Brookes. A fire that occurred in "Toby.” It looked fine but was of the ‘Tell It To George” Marra’s “ unwarranted charges,” said that the initial charges were missing about 600 miles west of their store one night was said to dead for kicking, heavy for column in an area newspaper will he found Marra’s statements refutted and that he did not think have been caused by improperly passing and, unlike leather, it For Safe, Dependable Fuel speak on “ Consumerism in the northern Japan. were not based on fact. He it was the job of the board or the Officials said the No. 81 installed electric wiring but was went to pieces the first day it was ’70’s.” administration to check Marra’s Yahata-Maru signaled an SOS thought by m^ny to have been taken to Eldridge's pasture. referred to Marra as the The Women’s Group of the St. report. He said a great deal of Thursday night while 55-mile from spontaneous combustion in The third floor of thU building “ spokesman” for the Concerned Peter’s Episcopal (?hurch have was the Odd FellowsfHall and Oil Heat, plus 24 Hour Service Citizens for Hesponsive and time had been spent on the report winds prevailed in the area. a pile of refuse under a stairway. also been invit^. A Mrs. Russell had her home at accompanying small ”rooms. It Hesponsible Government and the corner of Main and Oak. The was completely consumed by fire said that Marra did not offer house was a little lower than the and replaced by the present You Just Can’t Beat, “ responsible or factual data and Main St. level and set back building on the site. M©bir cited a “ gross reporting error of A driveway from Oak Street led >hiam m m $38,000.” enough for a spacious lawn. A Ctamc Nature Wins to Walter Luettgens Bicycle shop Using a prepared chart, Warner NO HOLIDHS row of large sugar maple veterans MORIARTY BROTHERS! bordered both Main and Oak St. in the southeast corner of the explained why items mentioned LOS ANGELES (AP) - Some sides. The house was moved back basement floor. by Marra did not require reim­ $50,000 in plastic trees and plants bursement. Warner said that ap­ which rim certain streets in sub­ QUALITY-SERVICE proximately $12,000 of Items urban San Pedro will be replaced '•HIM" • M ill* MM' • M | M * ‘ '•••MM** "HIM ’ M|4 listed are not relmburseable with live vegetation — b^ause namely because they are plastic isn’t as durable as the real -E C O N O M Y replaceable items, deleted from thing. the budget, included In portable County Supervisor James A. classrooms, or under the $2,500 Hayes told his fellow supervisors work every day requirement for reimbursement. that the three-year-old imitation GO WITH Filing claims are in or will be trees and shrubs simply aren’t as for you here! made for $23,178. strong as^ live plants. "The ar­ AND ## One area cited by Marra, the tificial plants were not durable gasoline reimbursement tax for enough and it is time that they be the town, was reported on by replaced,” Hayes said. THE "P R O Financial Manager Donald Mer- The supervisors agreed and by W E'K THE APPLIANCES/TV SKCIAUSTS! MCC Revue To Benefit McGovern cure who has been acting on the a 5-0 vote adopted his motion WESTOWM l « l us prava haw halpfal wa caa b a . . . matter since the summer when a ordering county Road Com­ 96060:6090189 A U THE W A Y . . . A U THE TIME! Charles Plese, Manchester Community College assistant professor of speech and drama, directs Nathan Shear Dan Panzullo change was made in the re­ missioner Irvin L. Morhar to • ■ PHARMACY ■^ Mrs. Patricia Eller and John Gustavson in a routine from “ The Time Has Come the Walrus quirements. According to Mer- allocate funds for live foliage. 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 643 5230 Said. . .” MCC Students for McGovern will sponsor the original musical commentary Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in the Bidwell St. campus auditorium. Songs of the satirical revue deal with persons, agencies, and movements currently in the news. Proceeds will go to the McGovern for FYesident Committee. (Herald photo by Pinto) GREAT WASHER & DRYER BUYS!

Coventry Ladies and Children CE 2-SPEED, Nslch your step! N t havt httls that don't tUp or GE 3-CYCLE HEAVY-DUTY 3 ^ Y O E ' mark Moors. Also shots maik lon|tr or widtr. nLTEi..nOi Moore Explains SAM YULYES WASHER Hoover Scissor Clinic 2S Oak Street FILTER-FLO* WASHER with I MiRi-Wath-i Primary Schedule ' Activoteii Scokl' Septic Tanks 5 Waltr Temps! I Town Manager Dennis Moore / y Permanent Press! j PINKING r e g . 20.00 The annual meeting of the AND FRIDAY, OCT. 13 K I W 12.99 has issued several reminders in library association will be held SEWING connection with the Democratic Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. in the library. Plugged Sewers /^iV^TODAY' NOON to 8 P.M. Primary, scheduled for Monday, BARBER Senior Citizens ^198 Hand-loomed, full-fashioned lambswool/Angora Rabbit/nylon with the polls to be open from SATURDAY, OCT. 14 The Senior Gtizens will meet Machine Cleaned M S * 2 1 8 * GARDEN Stripes! Ribs! Yellow, blue, grey or pink tones, 8-16. sportswear, downton and Parkade. noon until 8 p.m. on Oct. 18 at 1:30 p.m. at the Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer l l Whlta^ (Modtl WWA 7400N) 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. The Town Hall will close at North Coventry Community Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ in white KITCHEN 11:30 on Monday for the House. Guest speaker will be proofing Done. remainder of the day, with the SURGICAL Herbert Weigold of Tolland, an Select from 3 cycles: exception of the town clerk’s author and traveller, who will McKi n n e y b r o s . GENERAL ELECTRIC IB-LB. MINI-BASKET- ETC. office, which will be open until 8 speak and show slides on Tahiti WASHER WITH 5 PROGRAMMED FABRIC 118 Pearl St. 643-5308 Normal, Permanent p.m. for business related only to and the islands of the South SELECTIONS. 4 Water Levtli, 3 Cycle*. the primary. Residents are asked Pacific. Sewerage Disposal Co. Press with Cooldown, not to come in to the Town Hall Ground to a perfect uniform edge by experts during primary hours for other Activated Soak. Also with the finest commercial equipment avail­ able. Bring in all your scissors . . . your than primary election business, Regular Pinking REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Extra-Wash and neighbors scissors, too. All work done while Moore said. Shears Shears Residents wishing access to the Delicate Settings. you shop. police department on Monday are FOR PROBATE JUDGE asked to use the side door, rather 3 Water Level than the main, front door. DISTRICT of MANCHESTER Selections. 3 Water Floor Polisher or At stake in the primary is the Temperature Com­ Democratic nomination for state ATTORNEY representative from the newly binations. Porcelain Handivac Vacuum formed 53rd Assembly District, which includes (?oventiy, Tolland Enamel Top, Lid, and Willington. RON JACOBS Atty. Richard CYomie of Coven­ Basket and Tub. WeeeiWWA 9400M YOUR O u r Reg. try is the party-endorsed can­ M odel 22.88 didate for the seat, having won CHOICE WWA 5400N CUSTOMER CARS the nomination at a September . . . EVERYWHIRI convention. He is being : 1 It s i - 17.88 . > 2 3 8 ’ challenged by Charles Thifault of Hoover polisher is com­ Handivac vacuum, ideal for Tolland, who lost his nomination plete with brushes and quick pick-ups. Use on bare bid at the convention. pads. Power scrubs your floor or rugs. Convenient Polling places, open only to floors, applies wax. Light­ disposable dust bags. #2910 regiiiered Democrats, will be in General Electric weight, easy to use. # 5158 the Town Hall basement General Electric 2-Cycle 4-Cycle, 3-Temperature registrars room for first district Hoover Shampoo Kit also available, voters, and at Coventry Grammar Container tor shampoo, pi us pair of School for those in the second Automatic brushes tor application. district. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Minchwter, Conn., Fri., Oct. II, r m t a k . DOBBDUTY Today in History Public Records SHEPHBRDSVILLB, Kv. PAGE S IX - MANCHESTER E v e n in g h e r a l d , Mancheater, Conn., Fri., Oct. l3 ,1972 Today is Friday, October IS, ^center's Deed (AP) — Mrs. Sue Gabhart, the community’s first meter maid, the 287th day of 1972. There ard George B. Krause, executor of on her first day on duty, saw a the estate ot Emily K. Krause, to The Innocent There are right timet and ways to operate a fire also showed slides of a working day In the depart­ 79 days left in the year. dty patrolman in a diner alarm box, Jamei Sarlea InatrucU Robertton School ment and actual fires and told how they could tuve Today's highlight In history: The Manchester Publishing Co., drinking coffee with the chief On this date in 1775, the Con­ property at 21-23 Blssell St., con­ pupUi, but there are alto wrong tlnlet (false been prevented. Smokey Bear and Mac, the of pollro. She noticed the tinental Congress ordered the veyance tax $28.05. policeman’s car was illegally alarmi), he warns. Hit visit yesterday was part of a department’s Dalmatian mascot, greeted their Bystander constnkftion of g naval fleet. It L€M€ parked. The patrolman and the friends at each school. (Herald photo by Founded Oct, i, 1881 week-long educational tour by the raghth District was the beginning of the U.S. The 841 Corporation to Phillip chief watch^ silently as they Fire Department of schools ^thin Its area. Sarles Buceivicius) Navy. Harrison, premises at 849 Main saw the meter maid write out a 8t., for 8 yean commencing Sept. traffic violation ticket. They Published by Manchester Publishing Co., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Art Hoppe Onthlsdate- I, 1972. made no protest. IS Blssell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation depart­ In 1792, George Washington ment, 647-9946. laid Uk cornerstone of the Ex­ Building Permits telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ecutive Mansion In Washington. Nutmeg Homes Inc. for Arnold Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Television Will Destroy A merica In 1845, Texas ratified the U.S. Aronson, alterations to dwelling RANGE AND and h o lid ^ . Entered at the Manchester, Membo- of The Associated Press In his determination to take barely holding our own. Blacked- Constitution. at 40 Montclair Dr., $3,000. FUEL OIL Harvey Barrette - - William (bnn.. Post Office as Second Class Mall hard-hitting stands on controver­ out professional football games In 1914, the Boer rebellion GASOLINE Zelgler for Mr. and M n. Francis M atter. sial Issues, Mr. Nbcon, if he isn’t and re-runs are obviously the only against the British in South The Manchester Publishing (To. assumes J. Ledoux, additions to dwelling stopped, may well wipe out the things that are keeping us going. Africa began. Burl L. Lyon^ Publisher n o financial responsibility for at 64 Lawton Rd., $16,000. BANTLY OIL American jmeple as we have Worst yet, the networks have In 1923, Ankara was made the typographical errors appearing in adver­ Fred J. Brunoli for the Com­ come to know and love them. all announced "exciting, all-new, new capital of Turkey. COMPANY, !MC Subscription Rates munity Baptist Church, retaining tisements and otha* reading matter in The The first controversial issue on fall programs!’’ You can imagine In 1943, during World War U, wall and walkway at 585 E. Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. which Mr. Nixon took a hard­ how this wiU affect any decent Italy declared war on its former 331 Main Stroot Center St., $1,200. Display advertising closing houn, three hitting stand was television re­ young American couple. And If axis partner, Germany. One Month |3.25 One Year $39.00 Fred J. Schultz, tool shed at 42 Tc!. 649-4S95 full days prior to publication. runs. Without caring a whit how you can’t, take the case of Fred In 1960, John F. Kennedy, in Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 Battista Rd., $200. Rockville 875-3274 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon the electorate m i^ t feel, he and Darlene Frisbee. New York, and Richard M. NU- By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months $9.75 Like any decent American cou* on, in Hollywood, were linked by prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYiday came out foursquare against pie, the Frlsbees settle dowit telwision for a debate in their Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. them. after dinner each evening tp campaigns for the presidency. hilflrc and As if that weren’t enough, now watch four or five hours of ex‘ In 1970, the FBI announced it leaf bags and he’s announced his all-out opposi­ citing, all-new fall programs. had arrested the black militant, tion to local television blackouts Then, along about 11;30( Angela Davis, in New York in National Priorities to professional football games — Darlene appears In her black connection with a California lawn rakes even If it costs him the votes of negligee with a subtle hint "La courtroom shootout. every football team owner in Nuit de Cochonerie” behind her la J it d t ' ' t r y U S / both leagues. ear. “Time for beddy-bye, dear?" OPEN ALL DAY Reverse in Four Years Mr. Nixon’s courageous posi­ y o u 'll she asks archly. SUNDAY tion is understandable. He’s an "Sure, sure,” says Fred, his lik e u s i" benefits for those who qualify; ad­ ardent fan of the Washington FREE PARKING -u r m Although one of the key issues in the elbows on his knees, his glazed th« wAfoala sf molaltf** lo tte ry Redj’uns, the Miami Dolphins current presidential campaign is the ditional training opportunities for the eyes on the set. "Just as soon as ^ Jowritown mancAmM* tic k e ts and the San Diego Chargers -- the exciting, all-new, two-hour ARTHUR DRUG handicapped and disadvantaged; in­ charge that the United States is depending upon where he’s Awful Late Show is over. It’s becoming more militaristic, at the ex­ creased educational opportunities for residing at the moment. And about this blind witch doctor who what’s a President going to do if keeps sticking pins in himself pense of domestic needs, the dollars and lower income youths, and better health there’s no football game on? and...” cents record of the Nixon administra­ care for all citizens. But has he given a single So Darlene falls asleep on the thought to one of the gravest Court tion indicates otherwise. Although it is easy to quarrel over couch. threats to America’s future? This Then the next night there’s whether White House intransigents or The W.G. GLENNEY Co. Lyndon Johnson’s last budget, in the is, of course, our rapidly Fred, freshly shaved, wearing his Cases 1969 fiscal year, included $79 billion for Capitol Hill politics is to blame for lack declining birth rate. best pajamas and winding the defense, or 45 per cent of the total of progress on some of these funds, it is Now it’s a known fact that clock. "Time to put the cat out (TOCTJIT COURT 12 precisely nine months after a and hit the old hay, right?” he Manchester Session Va” Electric Electric budget. ETxpenditures for domestic, difficult to quarrel with the administra­ Monday night football game is says. Everett Cramer, 43, of 4 9 1 human needs that year accounted for 32 tion intent as laid out on the $250 billion blacked out in Washington, “Right, dear,” she says. ““But Flower St., was given a six-month Jig Saws first I simply must watch Drills per cent of the budget. The Nixon blueprint called the federal budget. Miami, San Diego or any other suspended jail sentence yesterday ' The versatile time saver! Makes major city, the birth rate soars “Mopery.’ It’s the exciting all-new on a charge of fraud in obtaining { straight, curved, scroll cuts in administration’s budget for the current One of the world’s most respected 42.7 per cent on that given day. story of a young attorney, who state aid. General purpose for drilling wood, metal, plastics. 3,000 SPM, political thinkers, Milovan Djilas of chokes on a matzo ball, and his W interize V i." steel, Vz" hardwood fast, 1/7 HP. UL Listed. year turned those percentages around: And television re-runs! The Judge Max Savitt placed struggles to be heard." accurately. Well-balanced, 45 per cent of it is earmarked for Yugoslavia, recently summarized much 17th showing of an "I Love Lucy” CYamn on probation for one episode in the summer of 1971 is So Fred throws the cat out the year. comfortable. 2250 RPAA, 1/7 better than any budget figures can what domestic needs; 32 per cent of it for credited with creating 32,604 new window and stomps off to bed. Cramer was charged by State 9 9 Thus it’s little wonder the birth HP. defense. trends in American society mean for Americans in the greater New Police July 27. rate’s declining. Within a single this nation and for the world. York area alone. Why hasn’t this dramatic shift in Yet today our birth rate has generation, fellow Americans, your home now! George E. Blake, 32, of “ The new left and those influenced by declined to the point where the we’ll be lucky if one of us is left priorities in just four years been more Willimantic, pleaded guilty _ . demographers report we are alive. yesterday to a substitute charge of it think the U.S. is racked by crisis, but The Burdock (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) 5-Bushel Plastic 7V4 Inch widely recognized? Probably the main failure to obey traffic control the so-called crisis in American society reason is this nation’s continuing preoc­ signs (originally speeding) and Leaf Bags Circular Saws is largely imaginary,’’ Djilas said in a was fined $20. 1 HP motor gives power to han­ cupation with Vietnam. Although Viet­ Leakproof! Ideal as 33 gal. remarkable interview with C.L. dle toughest jobs. Makes bevel, nam is still very much to be reckoned A charge of making an unsafe trash can liners, too. Twist ties depth adjustments quickly. Cuts Sulzberger of the New York Times. A nH'i’ii'ixn with, it was with us when the current Capital Fare Open Forui turn agaimt Dallas C. Dodge, 44, I lurtlvviir*' incl. 90 degrees to 2%“, 45 degrees to “ Race and class and generation gaps do of 26 Conway Rd., was noUed U/e". Keeps clear cutting line. administration assumed the reins of exist but there is no fundamental crisis. (not prosecuted) by Prosecutor 4,900 R P M . government. Beyond the regrettable Andrew Tally William Collins. 97 The crises you have are aspects of the B ox of 34 facts of the war is an even bigger story Fall difficulty of adjusting to the electronic Critical striding from the wings directly William D. Neill, 31, of Asbury 1 9 9 9 of where this country is headed and Gray Has An Open Mind Traffic Condition into the spotlight. But, I wonder, Park, N.J., charged with non­ and technological revolution of our as I gaze upon center stage, who what it wants to accom plish for its support, was released on a $500 tim e,’ ’ he added. Dear Mr. editor: is this man called George non-surety bond and his case was Black B Dackar 1V» HP, 7V«“ citizens. Now that the Town Directors 6x Winter McGovern? We listen to what he Djilas, who is perhaps the most WASHINGTON - An old derogating Hoover’s high com­ quires, they also live lives outside continued to Nov. 30. 16”x56” Door Circular Saws...... S29.99 friend who worked long and petence as a lawman and ad­ the bureau and the prudent ad­ have announced that a surplus says, the causes he espouses, the Neill had been held in lieu of a Nowhere has the shift in federal famous unhappy Communist theoreti­ faithfully for the FBI under J. ministrator, he ran the FBI as his ministrator will take this into exists in the budget many are programs he proposes, and I keep $250 surety bond since his arrest hoping to get a "piece of the pie” wondering, “ who is this man Mirrors spending been more pronounced than at cian living, stated flatly that the U.S. Eklgar Hoover without failing personal fiefdom. The name of consideration. Although Gray is in Manchester last Saturday. prey to sycophancy offers a cap­ the game was to please Hoover, just as hard-bitten as Hoover, he while others such as the MPOA called George McGovern?” So I “won the cold war,” and has “emerged 20-Gallon the Department of Health, Education sule comment on FBI Boss L. and down that path beckoned seems to be trying to humanize are seeking a tax reduction. decided to get away from that Public Defender Terrance and Welfare, which is the principal stronger on the world scene because the Patrick Gray’s transfer of the promotion and juicy assignments. the FBI. He has relaxed In the meantime Manchester blinding spotlight, and to listen Sullivan withdrew his motion to Galvanized Special Agent in Charge in Agents who disagreed with regulations on dress and hair has two critical traffic conditions and read to see if I could find suppress in the case of Catherine federal department charged with caring (Tommunist world divided into factions, that need immediate attention some of the things he is. Refuse Cans Hawaii because the wives of Hoover over the time of day or length and set up a system DeRubbo, 20, of East Hartford, SALE Every home needs at least for the everyday, human needs of in­ while, at the same time, the United before another fatality becomes a , 1. George McGovern if elected m i Rust resistant. Drop side handles for several agents complained about the color of a necktie usually whereby agents’ complaints can charged with being an accessory matter of record. The temporary one! Full length-l-a must for E-Z handling, raised bottom for extra dividual citizens. HEW’s budget has States succeeded in enlarging some of their husbands' working con­ wound up in some isolated lit­ get a hearing. will institute a program of to fourth-degree larceny. ditions. Hoover would have shunned closing of Parker Street has left a federally guaranteed jobs for She failed to appear in court sewing and hem work. -long life. Cover fits snugly, keeps the basic democratic ideas — like in­ toral. grown by 70 per cent in four years. Its “Under Hoover, the wives A personal reminiscence seems such innovations. You did what confusing situation for drivers everyone. No one will be un­ yesterday; the matter was Walnut framed. With moun­ odors in & animals out. spending authority of $87 billion this dividual human rights — thus helping to knew better than to complain,” relevant. Several years ago I your immediate superior told you using that road. The residents of employed. (otherwise known as a referred to the bail commissioner 18” Deluxe Bamboo Rakes ting hardware. says this source, who is still an wrote a book on the FBI and the to do — period. You did not go the Colonial Drive area have ex­ mop in every pail.) year marks it as the leading dispenser of errode the (Tommunist system.” and continued to Oct. 19. 57 FBI official. “ But if they had, publisher threw a party for over his head with your pressed strong opposition to this 2. George McGovern if elected In a companion case, Frederick Coming in the midst of a quadronnial R e g . $3.19 the federal dollar and represents the Hoover would have discipUned Hoover, the press and a few problems. In short, not only proposal and have presented will cut our defense budget by 40 Goltra, 25, of Vernon, pleaded Fort Steuben Permits full play over uneven surfaces; won't injure first time in modem history that the presidential campaign, marked by hot their husbands, not the Special agents who had helped get the Hoover but those to whom he strong and logical evidence that million dollars, (but, after all, not guilty to a charge of fourth- Agent in Charge." book into print. During the delegated authority were im­ shows that this re-routing of traf­ he’s said he will beg North Viet­ degree larceny, and his case was tender grass. 48" handle. 18" head. McGuire. Shelf Units budget of a civilian agency has eclipsed rhetoric about the state of this nation, He was saying that Gray, a evening, the comely wife of one mune to the second guess. fic will be potentially dangerous nam for the P. 0. W.’s, so I guess continued for jury trial at Elast • Ribbed posts add strength that of the Defense Department. DOD’s Djilas’ words are refreshing evidence former Navy captain already of the agents approached Hoover Perhaps the fact that Hoover to the many children of the area. you can beg the rest of the world Hartford in November. • Heavy gauge steel Astroturf Door Mats noted for his tight-ship operation for a handshake. The boss was all was a bachelor and Gray is Simple observation shows the • Plastic floor protectors tentative budget is about $82 billion. that the United States has more reason too.) *1 .9 3 R e g . $2.88 of the FBI, has something smiles until the lady mentioned married and the father of a big tremendous build-up in housing 3. George McGovern if elected • "Piggy back" stackables to hold its head high than some of its 24" BAMBOO RAKES, Reg. $3.63 Now S2.43 Dress up your doorway! Whisk In his message accompanying the Hoover never had — an open rather tentatively that she didn’t family explains the difference in in the area since this plan was proposes to reduce crime by • Rigid Sway braces 30" BAMBOO RAKES, Reg. $4.23 Now $3.33 shoes clean: comes clean critics claim. As one reporter remarked, mind about how the show should see much of her husband because their operation of the FBI. originally proposed 10 years ago. current year’s budget. President Nixon paying guards for children going Hospitals Ask $Q67 12"x36''x72" itself with a squirt of the hose. be run. As a result, every report he worked so much overtime. Marriage softens the dictator in­ It is time to end this stalemate, “Djilas’ words are as welcome as a to and from school by fo i^ n g O 5 Shelf Fade, skid-resistant. 18"x24". said some of the improvements to be from inside the bureau is that the Hoover’s expression froze into herent in every male, or at least re-open the closed section of For Welfare neighborhood foot patrols to 18"x36"x72" FIVE SHELF Green, summer breeze on the Dalmatian Parker Street, and consider this n « bought with the additional domestic FBI not only is a tighter but a a grim, tight-lipped frown. "Your accustoms him to the necessity police others from breaking the UNITS. Rtg.SM.ZV happier ship. Gray has made it for accommodation. He relin­ matter settled. Fee Increase funds include greater social security coast.” husband is an FBI agent, law. (who polices the policers?) plain he cares about the working Madame," he told the lady, then quishes some of his divine right The second danger spot con­ 4. The McGovern for President 3^' HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ stiff, while cracking down on turned away in dismissal. as an individual, and if there are cerns the comer of Bidwell Street Committee in Canada is en­ Reg. S4.98 ticut’s general hospitals have bureaucratic inefficiency and the I suppose Hoover had a point, children he discovers that his role and Hartford Road. Anyone couraging draft dodgers and Other Editors Say asked the state Hospital Cost i97 kind of politicking by straw of a sort. Because of its singular as absolute monarch is slowly but driving in this area when classes deserters to file absentee ballots. F ir e Commission for an average 16 per bosses that is aimed at currying responsibilities, the FBI can inexorably chipped away. are changing at the conununity (is this "Come home, Canada?) A id s cent increase in payments for favor with the director. never be a 9 to 5 operation. In I suspect this was a sub­ college is risking an accident and 5. George McGovern has the Reg. $16.95 This is all to the good. Without most investigations, time is of the conscious part of Pat Gray’s possible serious injury. Several welfare patients hospitalized A Disappointing Governor endorsement of an official North from September 1970 to essence and an agent cannot thinking when he was confronted minor accidents have occurred on Vietnamese newspaper. (I • FIRESIDE MATCHES September 1972. Spark Guards leave his pursuit of a case until with the complaints submitted by a regular basis. A person driving wonder if their political con­ Elegant way to^light the hearth fire. Flying hot spirks u n be dangerous. Protect your tomorrow merely because the the wives of those agents out in Federal regulations require In 1970 many people including Yet this does not detract from the the 6,123 part-time employes had Today’s Thought in this area at this time can easily tributions are deductible?) Sixty 9" safety matches. home and family with our spark guards. Black metal clock says it’s official quitting Honolulu. As a married man, he that hospitals be paid their true i p ------J these newspapers, supported basic fact that some of the been cut from the payroll. The face interprets the person. see 15 or 20 cars backed in every 6. Three times since the cam­ mesh with two attractive polished brass handles. benefactors are receiving such time. Most agents recognize this could put himself in the agents’ direction. We can be thankful costs and exact rates won’t be • LOG LITER CUBES niom as J. Meskill in his bid to Yet, has the governor reduced The face is the image. paign’s beginning, George I 3 8"i31" size. Our American brand. money as a result of political fact of life, just as the faceless shoes. Indeed, he might even known until all bills are in. But ■ Replaces kindling. Each cube burns 7-10 bring a Republican administra­ the payroll by such a figure or has It is the image, the plastic im­ that the college students realize McGovern has likened the Presi­ back^ound, to the exclusion of city cop knows he can’t postpone have thought — a little — about the seriousness of the situation. the commission must set interim tion to Hartford for the first time he allowed the policy of attrition pression of man. dent of the United States to minutes. 36 cubes. those unemployed in Connecticut his work on a mugging lest the the hell he might catch at home if rates so welfare patient expenses in 16 years, believing he would to be used with federal funds, as In the face is focused the whole This is probably the major reason Hitler, (sounds like somebody • FIRE COLOR CRYSTALS Whole House offender get away. he turned a deaf ear to the can be paid during the year. institute good business manage­ who would be equally as willing a tool to substitute his own peo­ that someone hasn’t b^ n killed resurrected Joe McCarthy.) • $ 1 0 8 8 body; But F'Bf agents are also grievances of members in good The commission made no deci­ Makes fire a rainbow of beautiful colors Humidifiers—10 Gal. ment to halt the runaway spiral and, in some cases, far more ple, many of them referred to by Its line, its textures, it look. there to date. 7. In 1948, George McClovem I 2 7 "x 1 5 " human, and many of them are standing of a union whose No. 1 sion at a meeting Wednesday and 12-oz. tube. rust, corrosion-proof tank of state expenses and inefficien­ capable of fulfilling the duties of state Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian For many the eyes are the key to Too often, communities wait was a delegate to the very left- married and have children. While priority often seems aimed at asked for more financial records. cy. the jobs involved. as "political hacks, ” in place of the interpretation. fqr a tragedy to occur before they wing Progressive Party conven­ Walnut woodgrain vinyl covered steel cabinet their first duty is to their job and cutting males down to Cast Iron Grates Instead of business manage­ 'The situation further reveals those in state service when The eyes say for the whole body: act. Elarlier Installment of signal tion, which nom inal^ Henry Automatic humidistat. red light signals when tank t$ to the kind of dedication it re- manageable size. empty Evaporates 14? gal m ?4 hours, with 22% A wood burning grate 1$ an essential companion to ment, the governor has instituted the policy of state government to Meskill took office? lights at Spring Street and Hart­ I believe. Wallace for President, (his fflative humidity at 10 degrees F Arvm your fireplace. Keeps logs in place while providing a policy of a political manage­ create jobs when federal funds ford Road, and at McKee Street The governor provided a I believe God political philosophy wasn’t Before tearing old wornoul proper venfilaflon. Cast iron assures long lasting ment in which he appears to be are available, not because the and E. Center Street may have SHOP promising figure to those who suns things, waters things, grows accepted by the majority of the clothes into rags for cleaning, quality. HINT: Ashes cause wear on a grate and setting the groundwork for a jobs may be necessary, but saved two lives this past year in 4 9 9 4 supported him two years ago, thing, blooms things, ripens Democratic Party then either.) remove zippers and buttons SAT. to 4:30 P M. uneven burning—you can extend graft Ilf# by political machine remindful of because the money is bandy and h o l^ g out the hope that a fresh things, buries things, raises WHERE THEY STAND Manchester. We have an oppor­ I must say some of these things and put them in your sewing may be spent in firming up a tunity to prevent additional traf­ Reg. $79.95 removing ashes after each burning. ______the glory days for the GOP of the breeze would be carried to the things, knows things, THE ISSUES OF THE 1972 CAMPAIGN have given me a much better idea box for future use. late Henry Roraback. political base. The taxpayers’ stagnant halls of the Capitol. I believe God can do anything, fic fatalities in these two critical of who this man called (Seorge money is spent regardless of areas by taking action to 48" Chain-Hung Fluorescent Emerging deep from many of What has followed has b ^ n a and anything He does is very, McGovern really is, and it is whether it needs to be spent. bitter pill to swallow. (Waterbury eliminate the risks now. It is time Work Lights with ^ulbs the decisions and workings of the very, good. frightening. There are over two Planning and Zoning Commission The overwhelming number Republican.) Jesus said: Believe, even if your to declare that Colonial Drive will Meskill Administration is a Crime dozen books about the Hebron, Connecticut Brighten your work and recreation SPRINGFIELD OUTDOOR PROPANE TORCH listed as “special assistants” not become a throughway, to DUPONT BIG A LONG WINDSHIELD WASHER systematic pattern of political eyes cannot see it. background and early career of areas with tliiuresceni lighting! Steel THERMOMETER KIT further hinders state government Faith is evident in the child, and straighten out the Parker Street with hiked while enamel finish. With 97 HANDLE SHOVEL SOLVENT - GALLON maneuvering, not necessarily in Richard M. Nixon, but so far, the ANTI FREEZE REPUBLICANS DEMOCRATS puzzle, and time to correct the grounded cord and plug, chain and by undermining state employes in ofttimes in its eyes. press has not dug deeply into the NOTICE 8 8 ^ it|.S1.49 5 4 ” the best interests of the state, huoks lor hanging, 2 bulbs 5 2 ^ ' 6 9 ^ li| . IH the merit system through a Submitted by the Board of perilous traffic situation that ex­ backgrqttftd of George H . 3 9 gal. Rn.si.iJ which indicate the Meskill mind We pledge a tireless Protection for all people system by v ^ c h many high- Deaconesses ists at the Bidwell Street intersec­ McGovern. Maybe it scares them < The Hebron Planning and Reg. $19.95 is more in tune to the campaign Herald campaign against crime— without undermining paying pc^tions go to Meskill Second Congregational Church tion. I strongly urge that a too. The more I read, see, and Zoning Commission will hold a in 1974 than to efficient govern­ to restore safety to our fundamental liberties. appointees rather than to proportion of the surplus be Public Hearing on Tuesday, Oc­ ment in 1972. Yesterdays streets and security to the Cease using law and hear, the more I agree wlthi dedicated state servants. taken immediately to improve tober 24, 1972 at 8 p.m. at ^ e law-abiding citizens. Also order as justification for Senator Henry Jackson (D-Waah) ’The latest example of this The governor has pointed these conditions now. 25 Years Ago to press ahead with re­ that "George McGovern has Town Office Building to consider policy is the revelation that there CURRENT QUOTES repression and political Sincerely yours, proudly to his contention that he form of the penal system. persecution. become the spokesman of some the addition to the Zoning were 781 "special assistants” as Walter B. Joyner is elected Stephen T. Cassano has r^uced the state payroll Intensify efforts to pre­ A b a n on sale of of the most dangerous and Regulations of regulations to of Sept. 1 in the administration, president of the new Manchester "McGovern is only repeating 19 Marble St. since he took office. In a speech vent criminal access to all handguns known as “ Sat­ destructive currents In American allow a public recreational Shrine club. his promise of surrender and who took no state exams for their delivered Sept. 13 to the Greater weapons, including special urday Night Specials.” Mancheater politics.” campground In an Rrl or R-2 posts and are outside the state Parishioners of St. Bridget’s embellishing it a little” — Bridgeport Board of Realtors, the emphasis on cheap, readi­ Revision of sentencing We need Richard Nixon now Zone. merit system. raise $3,000 during four masses Republican National Chairman governor said, "I am happy to be ly obtainable handguns, procedures and greater more than ever. A copy of the proposed ad- toward organ fund. Robert J. Dole. *F rightening' Included in the list are former able to tell you that we have but to sa feg u a rd the use of community-based P. S. I suggest you buy a pair ot<. M lau (on file In the office of right of responsible citi­ Dear sir: (X )P town and party officials and managed to trim our number of rehabilitation facilities. sunglasses if the spot lijdit la the Hebron Town C l ^ . "Frenzied activity is one of the zens to own firearms Well, October Is here, the OPEN FRIDAY TO 8:30 P.M. TE L. 649-5253 their relatives, with backgrounds full-time employes by 1,801 as of 10 Years Ago blinding you. You nrilght see the •ted at Hebron, OonnecUcut MANCHESTER traditional political devices to use for legitimate purposes. June 30,1972.” This the governor leaves are falling, the pumpkins real Gmrge McGovern too. 11th day of October, 1972. SATURDAY T O 4 P.M. deeply entrenched In Republican at a time of crisis.” — Vice maintained, had been reduced are ripening, and George Respectfully yours, Chariaa Eaton 336 NORTH MAIN STREET politics. New Teen Center in part of old President Spiro T. Agnew ex­ Tht politiont abort w trt txUacttd horn Iht ofdelal 1972 platlormi from the 37,779 full:time of tht ktpublican and Dtmocrotic Partitt. McGovern is telling us his latest. F. lUchard k w D oiuld Secretary Some of the salaries involved Tech School building on School plaining his composed campaign employes in the beginning of The senator is very much in the 9 Valerie Drive a n paid throdgh federal funds. St. enrolls 250 members. style. 1971. He also maintained 2,281 of forefront today, an unknown Vernon PAGE E IG H T - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchtster, Conn., Fri., Oct. 13,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mwcherttr, Conn.. Fri„ Oct. II, \ V n - PACK NINM Police Chief Bartholomew R. Plahctty said more aneito were Oriental-Style Cooking, DR. LAWRCNCE E. LAMB Teen-Agers expected. Manager Victor Splgarolo said Organic Luncheon Fare Accused the company, which makes cable The Baby Has Quit Drinking Gardening and wire, lost 10 million square June Tompkins She said she never buys Of Arson feet of lumber. He estimated the (Herald Reporter) potatoes or carrots or any root loes at between |790,000 and |1 w ith SHELTON (AP) - Two "But how do I start converting vegetable from the supermarkets To Solve Problem m illion. my family to organic foods?” because they have grown In soil i Shelton teeimgeri were arrested Thursday and charged with third No injuries were reported. B een N am ed "By reading the labels on the that Is chemically treated and Frank Atwood FJremen from Shelton and By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. kind is a bland diet, avoiding degree arson connection with an ) products in the store." therefore are as effected as Huntington were called to the spicy foods and things which early morning fire that destroyed This was the answer given to a though they had been sprayed on Dear Dr. Lamb—My hus­ scene at about 2 a.m. today. group of women who attended an top of the ground. She advised band drinks heavily on week­ irritate the stomach which i the North Arison Reel Co., The company employed five ends and it makes him quite definitely include alcohol. authorities said. organic luncheon Tuesday at the the group to be most careful In persons. Hulme, Angela Beth, daughter of Roger A. and Wendy Hebard Conpnunlty Y and heard Mrs. buying lettuce as the leafy heads, sick. He complains after­ Antacids and a bland diet Police said Robert Brinsco, 18, Hulme of Storrs. She was bom Sept. 27 at Manchester Memorial Betty Johnson and Mrs. Shirley although they may look crisp w ards about his stomach are about the only thing you and Oleyallen Moran, 19, were can do. If he really wants to Plain soap and water, I told protect the new leaves that came rose plant, bringing the soil from Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Banks discuss the merits of green and tempting, are sprayed burning. For relief he drinks being held In |50,000 bond each. get some relief, he's going to About Town Mrs. Catherine T. Libby, would along. The plants are going into another part of the garden rather if. 1 Barnard of Coventry. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. organic foods. seven times before being put on milk, takes Maalox and soda have to give up his drinking The Senior Adults of the A rummage sale will be spon­ kill the green aphids that were the winter with mostly bare than scraping it up with a hoe AT THE Ralph Hulme of Storrs. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, the mother of the open market. water. Could you possibly give me some advice as to habits. In addition to stom­ Church of the Nazerene will leave sored by the Women’s Christian clustered thickly on the buds of stalks except for clusters of close to the plants. If this Is good Mrs. Paul L. Frehn of Daytona Beach, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. George six children, prepares the food She doesn’t mind paying a high what the burning and bloat­ ach problem s excessive from the Youth Building Satur­ Fellowship of S eco n d her solitary rose plant. leaves, and blossoms, at the top. fertile soil, or compost, it can be Hebard Sr. of Harrisburg, Pa. Her paternal great-grandmother is for the Planet E ^ h Restaurant price for organic grown oranges Torrington PARKADE ing is. Is it a stomach ulcer? drinking can cause damage day at 10:3 a.m. to visit the Congregational Church Saturday This WM back in August when Rxibs Plant! of Sap scattered on the bed next spring in (kiventry which is known for because the common market Hattie Kreger of Exeter, N.H. I would appreciate any ad­ to the liver and the heart. from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the she had called to tell me that her The soap-and-water treatment after being pulled away from the its organic menus. In advising the orange is dyed for bright color Norcross Wild Life Sanctuary in Woman Is vice as I can’t get him to a In men it is a frequent cause Wales, Mass. Members are church, 385 N. Main St. Free Peace rose had put out the most for aphids was something I plant. group to start reading labels, she and has been gassed for preserva­ Pisch, Mark Stephen, son of Francis S. and Laurie Cleghom Pisch doctor. of impotency. If more men reminded to bring a box lunch. coffee will be served. beautiful flowers she had ever remembered from helping my It is definitely too early to oo Big Winifer expl^ned that there are over tion and insect control, 'hie same Jr. of 22 Bowers St. He was bom Sept. 28 at Manchester Memorial Dear Reader—The obvious realized what alcohol does to seen. By the time I got there a mother with her gardening many this mounding now. It is best to 5,000 additives in our normal holds true for bananas, she said. SOUTHINGTON (AP) - Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Oeghorn answer to his problem is to their sex life rather than for few days later the flowers had years ago and I can’t find It wait until the ground is really NOW daily food. She says she cooks The bananas must be gassed to Dorothy Martinkus, 48, of of Redding. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis quit drinking. If this is an it, there would be a lot less started to fade. Now the plant has recommended In any book I now cool. Late November or early almost entirely organically and prevent tarantulas from entering drinking. Then there is the Torrington, won $75,000 Pisch of 72 Grant Rd. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth every weekend affair, he produced a late fall set of have on how to grow plants. The December is soon enough. finds it no more expensive than the country. gradual brain damage that Thursday in a Super 75 drawing Bradley Scott of Southbury. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and probably needs help. Your blossoms, just as lovely and more aphid Is a tender insect, how ler, Startleg a Compost Pile using ordinary food. She accounts Mrs. Banks of Bolton, a yoga occurs from drinking too of the Cionnecticut state lottery. Mrs. John Ponticelli of Manchester. letter, suggests that he func­ numerous than at any time all and many insecticides will con­ We have mentioned compost for what may seem like a instructor and an organic gar­ much. Mrs. Martinkus and her hus­ tions all right otherwise, and summer. trol it. U left unmolested, the and this is a good time of year to difference in expenditures by no dening enthusiast, suggested that I presume that his weekend Dear Dr. Lamb—If a per­ band Ted, 47, said they would use Spiewak, Susan Christine, daughter of Roman and Carol Kane Mrs. Libby, who lives alone in aphids will multiply amazingly start a compost pile.^.All those longer buying items like potato one of the ways to get a family drinking signifies that he is son is taking thyroid medi­ the winnings to pay off the Spiewak of 316 Center St. She was born Sept. 28 at Manchester one of the Manchester Housing and each tiny Insect will puncture leaves that are b an n in g to fall chips, soft drinks, or frozen started on organic fo<^ is to get gainfully employed during cine and also birth control mortgage on their house and buy Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Authority’s pleasant small the plant and suck the sap for from the trees have to to raked dinners. them off white sugar. She the week. pills, does the thyroid medi­ an automobile. John Good of East Hartford. His paternal grandparent is Walter apartments for the elderly, has sustenance. up and disposed of somehow, and Instead of potato chips for emphasized that one teaspoon of Weekend alcoholics cine prevent the birth con­ Prizes of $15,000 each went to Spiewak of Hartford. She has a brother, Jeffrey, 5, and a sister, just the one rose plant in a tiny Mrs. Libby rinsed the buds and although it is easy to rake them nibblers, she now tries noodles. white sugar becomes devoid of a r e n ’t necessarily new. trol pills from acting? My William E. ()uinn of Niantlc and Carol, 11. strip of garden close to her porch. stems of her rose plant with out to. the street and let the town She buys them raw in an oriental nutrients when it is refined. T h at’s w hat gave rise to the doctor says no but a friend James Tate of Stamford. There are dwarf marigolds, some soapy water twice a week as long t^cks haul them away, it Isn’t food store in Hartford and fries During the digesting process, she term “lost weekend.’’ He has had two different doctors 'Die drawing was at the fourth Saraceno, Gabriel John, son of Michael E. and Catherine L. bronze chrysanthemums and a as aphids were around. For­ much more work to put them in a them in sesame oil. They are. explained, the sugar robs the really should see a doctor to tell her it will. annual Southington A pple Milsaps Saraceno of 288 Lake Rd., Andover. He was bom Sept. 29 at few petunias still In bloom, un­ tunately she had no Japanese compost pile. available by the pound and come other nutrients from the human find out about his general Dear Reader—Your doctor Harvest Festival which also will Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. touched by frost. The rose. beetles, rose chafers or gyjMy The compost pile ought to to either flat or shoe-string style. body and, in so doing, takes physical condition and get is right. Birth control pills to the site Friday of the quarterly and Mrs. P. E. Milsaps of Venice, Calif. His paternal grandparents some help from him in stop­ Justifiably, is Mrs. Libby’s special moth caterpillars to cOfitend out of sight, somewhere, tocause valuable vitamins away from the are composed of the female lottery drawings. Prizes will be are Mrs. Shirley Stenson and Sam Saraceno. They are made from rice flour ping drinking. Short of this, pride. « with. It takes something stronger it will not be decorative, and with and pure spring water, and may body system. As a sugar sub­ hormones produced by the given in the Little Oaks and I would recommend that he She bought the plant at a local than soapsuds to control those limited space it is a goto idea to be kept in the freezer until stitute, IVte. Banks said that ovaries during the normal Mighty Oaks categories. Miller, Kristina Marie, daughter of Robert H. and Christine contact Alcoholics A n o n y - nursery three years ago and It has creatures. set up toards or concrete blocks needed. honey, molasses, or pure maple menstrual cycle. These hor­ Little Oaks contestants Anderson Miller of Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. She was bom Sept. 29 mous (AA) and see if they bloomed each year, starting in Black Spot Disease to form a bin rather than a 2 F O R MFR’S Mrs. Johnson, with the help of syrup are excellent substitutes. mones, through a complex automatically win $400 and are at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are can help him with his prob­ June and going on until coki Black spot disease has been “pile” Leaves, grass clipping and L I S T P R IC E OF 1 Mrs. Banks, prepared the oriental Johnson added that she had mechanism, block the ova­ eligible for ten $10,()00 prizes and Mr. and Mrs. Eric E. Anderson Sr. of Merritt Valley Rd., Andover. lem. Make no mistake about ries from producing another weather in the fall. The blooms very noticeable on roses this year garden trash go on the bottom in menu which was served buffet made jams using honey. six $4,000 prizes. PLUS A PENNY Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George R. Miller of it, anyone who drinks regu­ egg (ovum) and in this way are large and perfect. The leaves and the fact that Mrs. Libby’s a layer six to nine inches deep. style and included shrimp fried Mrs. Johnson conceded that The M i^ty Oaks drawing will Naples, Me. larly on weekends to the prevent pregnancy. When are glossy green and show no plant has escape Next year, if I The rules then call for a six-inch because organic bananas are to for one $100,000 prize, one rice, oriental green salad, baked point that they make them­ the amount of these hor­ sings of insect damage and no hold to a good resolution. I’ll layer of manure and a three-inch f/m E SO jnN ^ bananas, and herb tea in addition almost impossible to get, one has $40,000 prize, eight $4,000 prizes Wojcik, Scott Christopher, son of Edward N. and Althea Oough selves sick does have an mones is diminished, the signs of disease. start spraying with fungicide as layer of soil before more leaves to the fried noodles. Mrs. John­ to use the regular commercial alcohol problem. and $400 to the other 70 con­ Wojcik of 12 Orchard Hill Dr., South Windsor. He was bom Sept. 29 at ovary is activated and fires "I talk to them,” says Mrs. soon as new l^ves start to grow, and stalks are added and the I'UtkAPI: I'llUIMM A son said that oriental cooking is fruit. The dessert she prepared The stomach complaint you testants in that category. off another egg. The usual Libby. “I tell them how beautiful and keep it up. process repeated. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. was a combination of sliced The new weekly numtor drawn PARKADE both low in calories and low in describe is typical of indi­ female cycle literally then they are, every morning, and how Getting Ready for Winter Manure is hard to come by, for and Mrs. Alfred Clough of Center Rd., Vernon. His paternal bananas covered with butter, viduals who overindulge in Thursday was 6^87. cost. She used Chinese cabbage is a rising and falling of the wonderfully they are doing. Several people have asked most gardeners in an urban area, ONLY grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wojcik of 138 Wetherell St. honey and coconut cream and alcohol. It is called alcoholic (kaloiba), (Chinese celery, sliced female hormones. When the Everybody needs love and so do about pruning roses In the fail. As however, and goto compost can He has a sister. Heather Lee, 4. baked. Shredded coconut may gastritis, which literally carrots and pickled ginger root in hormones fall, menstruation plants.” a rule it is b a t to leave this job to made without it. The addition her salad that was mixed with also be used. means inflammation of the occurs and the next cycle to of soil is Important, since' it Geveland, Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Grover E. and Patricia Black Spot Disease until next spring. The hybrid teas rice wine vinegar and sesame oil. stomach caused by alcohol. release another egg begins. carries the microscopic PURE FRESH Tyrrell Cleveland of 31 East St., Rockville. She was bom Sept. 30 at Black spot disease has been and other bush roses wilu die back The lining of the stomach be­ By providing fem ale hor­ organisms that begin the process Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. comes reddened, engorged very noticeable on roses this year to some extent anyway through mones regularly and with­ of decay. Elbridge Tyrrell of Delhi, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. STAR and irritated. By the way, in­ and the fact that Mrs. Libby’s the winter. In the spring the drawing them for the men­ The mixture of leaves and soil and Mrs. Ralph Cleveland of Lebanon Springs, N.Y. Her maternal By CLAY R. POLLAN- dividuals can have gastritis plant has escaped infection may canes can be cut back to the point SWEET ^ ARIIS kivriM strual period, birth control must also have moisture, and great-grandmother is Mrs. Ina Seath of Andes, N.Y. She has a your Daily AcIMIy Guide even though they don’t use be due to its isolation. There are where new leaf buds show they y y MAR. 21 SEPT. 23 is accomplished. Giving thy­ usually there are enough fall brother, Michael, 6, and a sister, Michelle, 8. iT According lo the Stan. alcohol. roid tablets will not interfere no other roses near it from which are alive. OCT. rains to supply all the water that 6-11-12-20 To develop message for Saturday, Of course, thera’s no guar­ with this action between fe­ the disease could spread. Our The new long canes on clim­ read words corresponding to numbers 2- 8-21-26^ is needed. If there isn’t enough APPLE CIDER Wilkas, Troy Matthew, son of Charles M. and Candace Boudrieau .S/29-43-80-81 53-67-69 antee that your husband m ale horm ones and the small rose planting on Westland bing roses definitely should not TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. doesn’t have an ulcer and it be cut back in the fall. These rain, water can to added with a Made On The Farm Wilkas of 106 Hublard Dr., Vernon. He was bom Sept. 16 at I Exc«ii«nt 31 Events 61 New SCORPIO ovaries. St. was badly peppered with y AfR. 20 2 3 ^ would require a good medi­ hose. The pile can to built up in Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. 2 All 32 Drostic 62 You OCT. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) u D o n black spots before I realized what canes will produce next year’s I MAY 20 3B« 33 Decision 63 On cal examination to establish layers, like a sandwich, to a and Mis . William F. Boudrieau of Lake Worth, Fla. His petemal NOY. 2t ^ l\ _ was happening and started a flowers. In the spring it will be , 4-14-25-30 4 MMting 34 Sociol 64 Essentials its presence or absence. I Late blooms on a Peace rose are reward for care that Mrs. Catherine T. Libby has given her height of four feet, or more if you grandmother is Mrs. Frances Wilkas of 106 Hublard Dr., Vernon. /45-S7-62 5 0ay 35 Or 65 Stop 34-36-38-40/0 Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, belated cure. I picked off all the easy to identify the old canes that 36 Activities 66 Follow 46-49-50 think it’s a safe bet though want to plant comer posts and Ferrando Orchard 6 Th«rt in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box plant at her home on McGuire Lane in Westhill Gardens. L.arge pale yellow flowers are He has a sister, Jill Ann, 4. GIMINI spotted leaves and laboriously should be removed. They will be 7 To 37 Much 67 Seems SAGITTARIUS that he at least does have 1551, Radio City Station, New York, build up the sides with txiards. ; MAY 21 6 Is 38 Irvdicoted 68 Through delicately tinged with pink. (Herald photo by Bucievicius) picked up all the dead leaves I brown and dry. 9 Follow 39 Tide 69 Investigote alcoholic gastritis with each N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lamb's It takes a while for leaves and 20 could find that had dropped off A tested method of winter Lewis, Michele Marie, daughter of Richard A. and Sharon 10 Pu$h 40 Accept 70 Directions Dec. 21 ^ 1 of the drinking bouts as you booklet on the menopause send 50 stalks to turn into compost, but if \41-48-51-55 II Is 41 Moke 71 Scattering protection is to mound soil Birch Mt. Rd., Glastonbury 59-63-64-65^ describe them. The best cents to the some address and ask the plants. Then I used a Edwards Lewis of 163 S. Main St. She was bom Sept. 12 at /l61-70-72 12 Much 42 Of 72 Now around the lower part of each the process is started now the 13 Secruf 43 Chorvge 73 Your 71-73-77 treatment for gastritis of any for "The Menopause" booklet. STEAM & fungidde spray and managed to Open 7 Days A Week Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Daniel CANCIR Bolton Church Plans Yule Fair compost will to ready in the Eldwards of 154 Walker St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and 14 Which 44 Events 74 Futue CAfRICORN 21 15 Privotu 45 Scenet 75 Looks Dec. 22 ^ DRY IRON spring. Mrs. Marshall W. Lewis of Tarpon Springs, Ha. h^JU LY 22 16 MMtirvg 46 Or 76 Promising Plans are under way for the move into town between those Apple Festival 17 Brings 47 Mode 77 Shots JAN. It • 2S Sttam Ventg for Plans are complete for the Scadden, Laurie Ann, daughter of Walter F. and Nancy Mader 33-16-17-23 18 Day 48 New 78Thon 9-22-39-42^ bofttr ironing 14tb annual Christinas Fair to be dates. Tree Saver Loses Bout 49 Extend 79 Your • DUREVER cordstt annual apple festival to be spon­ '27-66-68 1901 44-78-84-89^ • Heat leiecter dial for sponsored by Bolton Persons will be available Scadden, of 23 Courtland St. She was bom Sept. 14 at Manchester V. 20 Movument 50 Invitotions 80 Trovel sored by the Women of St. NEWARK, ENGLAND (AP) - “ The council has been LIO 51 Stort 81 Emphosized AQUARIUS HOLIDAY SPECIAL wide variety of fabrics Congregational Church women throughout the day Saturday to Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 21 Not plus Perm*Press deliberately spiteful by waiting ^ JULY 22 22Tht 52 In 82 Cause JAN. 20 Nov. 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at demonstrate use of the voter George’s Episcopal CTiurch, FU A crafty woodsman snuck up U h o d la n d , Joseph Mader of Glastonbury. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. 23 Poeitiv# 53 It 83 And when tree-loving Andrew Boggie until Andy was away before GARDENS ^AUS. 22 e ei. It Chandler Hall. machine. Those who have 44A, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 and Walter H. Scadden of 13 Courtland St. She has a brother,’ 24 Surprising 54 Your 84 Resist wasn’t looking Thursday and moving in," she said angrily. , 1- 5- 7-10 25 Occurs 55 In 85 Grief 18-19-24-31/^ I 'lliis year’s theme will be “An previously registered are also p.m. on the church grounds. Michael, 5. 'l5-35-87r9Q 26 What 56 In 86 Fovor 37-52-79-86\S> Brighten up your holiday season with Apples by the bag or bushel, felled the elm that Andy tried to Her husband had even given up 27 Ruuilts 57 Affects 87 Busirvess Old-Fashioned Christmas’’, ac­ welcome to come for a om m VIRGO PISCES homemade pies hot from the save. his two-week annual vacation this Ut IN Hdp Y V9MI Yow I m and PI Didriksen, Amy Suzanne, daughter of Kent S. and Susan Zimmer­ 28 Optimistic 58 Haste 88 Rewarding eet. 19 a new frosting! ' cording to general chairman demonstration. i/tyUG- 71 29 And 59 Cevneentrote 89 It oven or freezer-ready will be A quick r’0777. vrith an electric summer to keep an eye on the SB LION, PHIL or JOHN man Didriksen of 125 Meadow Lark Rd., Vernon. She was bom Sept. W sen. 22 30 Behind 60 Could 90 Motters MAR. 20'’^ ^ Edith Banz. 10/14 Sunday Dessert offered, as well as a wide selec­ saw and all that remained upright elm. 166 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHUmi 643^741 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 3-28-54-74,0 As in past years, the fair will [^32-33-47-56 ( ^ A d v e rs e Neutral Persons seeking an extra- tion of baked goods. of the 300-year-old, 80-foot tree Once they get the roots out, the Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Zimmerman of River Eldge, N.J. Her 758-60-82-85 75-76-83-88Is , offer many tooths and special FALL IS THE BEST TIM E TO PLANT; special dessert after Sunday Scout Note was a two-foot stump. Council plans to build a soccer paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mathias S. Didriksen of Pre-Holiday Price attractions including a silver tea, ALSO THE BEST TIM E TO FEED AND SEED YOUR SICK LAWNS! dinner can find the answer at Junior Troop 667 will not meet Andy, who twice before had field where the tree stood. Pittsford, Vt. She has two sisters, Jill, 4‘/2, and Kim IVi. a luncheon and coffee hour. United Methodist Church from 2 Oct 16, according to leader, perched in the elm ’s upper Last Chance to Vote to 4 p.m. Members of the Bolton branches to keep Newark Council TIME TO PLANT SPRING BLOOMING Suzuki Students At Carnegie Hall The final voter making session Eileen DelSignore. Girls who White, Jill Ann, daughter of Richard M. and Judith Scibek White High School class of 1973 will be have not registered are asked to timber-tumblers at bay, was of 717 Tolland Tpke. She was bom Sept. 22 at Manchester Memorial before the Nov. 7 election will to sponsoring an ice cream social bring registration fee to the next away from home on an army ADD COLOR AROUND YOUR HOME! Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at The Suzuki violin students of Grenadiers by Schumann, Bouree (includes milk*18.50 bath shampoo, creme rinse and set) where persons can make their regular troop meeting which will reserve training course when it T Community Hall. Sebeck of Fairfield. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Embser of 39 by Handel, Minuet No. 3 by J.S. own sundaes from a large selec­ OPEN 10 TULIPS (D arw ins).. ONLY 99c The only persons who may be Oct. 23 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at happened. H Henry K. White of Glastonbury. Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Judith Dr., a member of the tech arid Perpetual Motion by tion of ice cream flavors and United Methodist (Thurch. H is German-born wife register after Saturday and still 50 CROCUS ...... ONLY Vl.99 Guilford M. Lowe of Gloucester, Mass. She has a brother, Richard faculty of The Hartford Conser­ Suzuki. toppings. Dog Canvass Alfrieda, who was keeping tem­ E TONIGHT be able to vote in November are Merrill Jr., 9; and two sisters, Kathleen, 9, and Christina, 11. vatory, have been invited to play, Among the students of Mrs. Tickets will be sold at the door. Dog warden Elmer Wilson ad­ porary guard with her German 10 DAFFODILS ...... ONLY $1.49 LOVELY LADY those who become 18 between together with other carefully Embser who have been chosen to vises that he and a state canine shepherd while postman Andy Also A Complete Selection of Other Bulbs! Oct. 14 and Nov. 7 or those who C TILL Hanson, Christine Lucy, daughter of William E. and Elaine Rubera selected Suzuki students from the play are her daughter. Linda. 12, control officer will be canvassing was away, was prevented by HyKinllK, SwS rw *. 9 " Re HywaUa. CIc. Hanson of 120C Rachel Rd. She was born Sept. 23 at Manchester Scholarship Meeting New York and Connecticut area,, and her son, Donald. 11. Also. BEAUTY SALON The Bolton Scholarship Fund the town next week for un­ police from interfering. SPECIALS FOR THE WEEKI Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Anthony Rubera of 9:00 P.M. in a performance with the Barbara Thrasher. 7, of 38 390 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. ADVERTISEMENT- will hold its annual meeting registered dogs. (Landscapa Slit) 483 Woodbridge St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Shinichi Suzuki Talent Education Princeton St., Thomas Watson, 649-7666 EUREKA HIGH POWERED Everyone is welcome at a fund­ Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the all­ Car Wash s J U N IP E R S ...... Frederick Hanson of 234 Green Rd. She has a sister. Kimberly L.. Tour at New York's Carnegie 10, of Hebron, and Valerie T Dwarf and Medium raising Republican cocktail party purpose room of the elementary The Cadet Troop 659 will spon­ CHESS MARA’raO N MUMS 1 >/2 . Hall on Sunday at 3 p.m. Philbrick. 7, of Rockville ROCKFORD, 111. (AP) - Fresh from the fields, hardy, all CANISTER tonight at Bolton’s Herrick school. Secretary Ernest Man­ sor a car wash at the PTO fair a Y E W S ...... The Talent Education Tour is Mrs. Embser and Linda are ning notes that present members Oct. 14 at the Bolton Elementary Phil Edgecomb, 14, and his The Coat Rack colors. Spreading and Upright Lareau, Dean Gerard, son of Florent and Solange Rousseau Lareau Memorial Park (8 p.m.). Come friend Dennis Granberg, 14, R made up of approximately ten of also members of the .Manchester VAC as well as residents wishing to School. ’ (8 Purnell Place "THE ARISTOCRACY OF » B I T T E R S W E E T ...... of RP'D 2, Rockville. He was born Sept. 1 at Rockville General and meet your Republican can­ pla.ved chess for 92 hours the best young violinists, ages Civic Symphony join the corporation are invited to DownloMn Maneketter AUTUMN" Read Herald Ads didates. Donations will be Have your handwriting recentl.v, breaking the world’s Large 3" Pots Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Gerard Rousseau of 6—12, in the Talent Education (Rear ol Buiion'v) Reg ular S1.89 accepted at the door. attend the meeting. analyzed — visit the Republican 80-hour record. • B U R N IN G BUSH Canada. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lionel Lareau of Canada. movement in Japan. The T E L M 9 -U 8 7 He has a brother, Anthony. American children will play a booth at tomorrow’s PTO Flea It was the third world chess K group of 6 pieces with the CLIP A.M) SAVK Market (10 a m. to 3 p m. at the marathon record to be broken in Rockford. Miles, Sherri Irene, daughter of Orin and Sheila McKean Miles Jr Japanese eniiuieu as tmale to Bolton Elementary School» adv of 19 Montauk Dr., Vernon. She was born Sept. 5 at Rockville their concert. Works to be per­ EVERGREENS General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs formed are Allegro by Fiocco, Charles McKean of Old Stone Rd., Vernon. Her paternal grandparent First Movement of the Vivaldi TIPS ON TRAVEL 3forS3.88 3 for is Orin Miles Sr. She has two brothers. Jerry and Thomas Concerto in A minor. The Two BY FALL PLANTING $8.88 BE CREATIVE-VISIT OUR ■ DO IT YOURSELF" WORKSHOP! This Is For The Birds! Al-Anon Group TRAVEL • Taxus Rhododendron Our complete bird department hat: Feedari, COOKING Florist and decorating supplies, plastic, velvet, and Read • Hemlock Arborvitae Heutet, Sunflowar ttedi, Ptanut Hearti, Crackod Marks Founding f^ d S o n n s L Aqua Booster burlap ribbon, wire wreath frames, slyroloam, oasis, IS FUN • Juniper Azaleas Corn, Thisllt Soed, Suet Cakes etc. Herald Ads WORLD picks, clay, ornaments, cones galore, and much, AUOABON WILD BIRO SEED The Al-Anon Family Group much more! FREE Help Too, If You Need It! will celebrate its 17th year Satur­ ENJOY PLENTY 5 lbs. 69c 100 lbs. $8.99 day at 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders A vacation is a time to relax and en|oy yourself: to see places and enjoy them, PLANT BULBS NOW NEWI! ELECTRIC BIRD WATER HEATER ceciir MowNSiONi ___ Club, 102 Norman St, NE«! - EXCITING OF HOT WATER Brinp in nwrt birdi, plus ft 5 9 . 9 5 leisurely. However, most tours taken are a quick rush to one city, sightsee, and then prtvMit ««Nr trim htuini Onir SATURDAY BRUNCH The only requirement for NATURAL HEALTH on to the next, for a repeat of the same For those of us who do not wish to rush, but F o r a The Aqua Booster is a reserve storage tank with a JENNITE Broiled Grapefruit membership in Al-Anon is that Lovlier Spring bronze circulator and water temperature control. It is Bacon Commeal Pancakes one has a problen of alcholism in FOOD SHOPPE at the same time enjoy different places, different people in a relaxed way, why not try a completely automatic unit that operates in combina­ No. 1 DRIVEWAY SEALER a relative or friend, a cruise Excellent food, good accommodations, plenty of company, planned activities tion with a home heating system to insure a never 5 |a ls. covert up to 300 tp. tt. FERTILIZERS with Butter and Maple Syrup AT THE Thii year's price only...... Pecan Coffeecake Beverage Alateen, the junior segment of in such a way that you can do everything ^ nothing, clean air and plenty of sun. ^Tidlpt ★ failing supply of hot wator. «6.45 5 GALLONS PLANT FOOD, 50 lbs. Al-Anon, has riecently been PARKADE BACON CORNMEAL Rog.$3.35 ...... formed in Manchester. The NOW *2.49 PANCAKES LAWN FOOD, 5,000 sq. H. q a program is designed for 12 to 20- You can have a three day, seven day, ten day or more, all to suit the time at your You can use yellow or white NO MORE WAITING Rog.$3.50 ...... NOW ^ . 0 7 commeal. year children of alcoholics. disposal. ^ D o f f o d i b OBTHO® 1 /3 O f F SALE! 1 1/4 cups enriched commeal AWARD WINNING “ GUARDIAN SERVICE OIL POWERED ECONOMY l/4eup unsifted flour You can also fly and cruise. Fly to Miami and have 7 or 14 days of sunshine- Remember oil powerod hot wator costs 50% less th e n I «•! SS.H - CoMii (.000 «) It $ T Q R GREENFIELO’S WINTERQREEN 1 teaspoon sugar sailing. Or fly to San Juan and then take a 7, 5 or 2 day weekend cruise. If Y«u n „ d Sctvic* on any put electric and less than gas. In most areas. NONONIV...... 1/2 teaspoon salt choit train ui . . . riaata Call Selected LAWN FOOD 0*7.95 1/2 teaspoon baking powder Kathloan at 68S-$291 . . . Out ft POTTED ROSES (Salt Marsh) 100 Ibt. ONLY 10,000 sq. H. If you wish lo handle your own yacht, this also can be arranged. These yachts Guardian Sorvlia Cal. Your Re(. 33.85 ODDS & ENDS d e p e n d a b l e 6 slices, bacon, cooked and C uarontaa o f CONSUMia AUTOMATIC & r. NOTICE range from a 44' Striker Sportfisher to a 110’ schooner or a 108’ motor yacht. UP TO drained and crumbled Ptottttion It's completely automatic; connected into your hot s c o n s ® SPECIAL! 1 cup milk Capacity ranging from 2 guests to a total of 8, MULCHING HAY«3.97 Flushing of the water mains of water home heating unit, it is thermostatically con­ S m a l l e r B a l e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l y $1.75 Get a SCOTT SPREADER 1 egg, slightly beaten NOW n * ea trolled to provide unfailing hot water for all the many 1 tablespoon bacon drippings The Manchester Water Company Call us for more information. While They l« l 50% OFF needs of a modern fam ily. Sod-Morion at HALF PRICE In a medium mixing bowl will hegin Tuesday, October 10, ARCO 0 I whtn you purchsst J9.95 in thoroughly stir together the BLUE GRASS ' . . 85« s c o n s LAWN FOOD! commeal, flour, sugar, salt and 1972. Heating Oil baking powder. Add bacon, Flushing Hours — 7:00 A.M. to PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP WITH a u th o riz e d retailer FUEL OIL • OIL BURNER SALES t SERVICE • MR CONDITIONING from Atlantic Richfield milk, egg and drippings, stir­ 3:00 P.M. JOHN I DRIED MATERIALS GREENHOUSE PLANT SPECIALSI ring just until blended. Pour Flushing will continue Tuesday for the "Do-K-Yoursolftft’’: plus • ORNAMENTAL PEPPER 4” pots . .$1.08 batter onto hot lightly greased through Friday until completed. STRAWFLOBERS, SILVER DOLLAR BOUQUETS, HC. • PHILODENDRON 3" pots...... 79c griddle or skillet. Bake until 90060^MS9 MANCHESTER WHITHAM • 1,000'$ of HOUSE PLANTS golden brown, turning only Y^aSojnjnsL WORLD 445 HARTFORD ROAD and CACTI...... 39c once. Yield will depend oh the Manchester Water Company LANDSCAfI NURSIRY foemuy me. Woodland Gardoni is growlni, coiTM and grow aiNli size of pancakes you make. lORNER McKEE STREET 648-7802 -omom w tth u s » 319 BROAD STREET/umm, MANCHESTER us—R’s toiRf lo h* hinl 67 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CONN. Serve with butter and maple 647-9949 a. BOUTOH see irw i. fw o a i b o u t o n n o t c h TELEPHO N E 649-4S39______syrup. NORGE • PHIL.CO • TOSHIBA * SPEED QUEE o m DAILT S to sise INCMIPiNO BVtfOAV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Frt., Oct. It, 19TO-- PAGE P JIV B 4 PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Frt., Oct. 18,1978 Members of Manchester Sunset Rebekab Lodgl wfl conduct a aervkw Sundw M l:4S 104 W. Center St. The meeting la Andover Mrs. McGovern About Assembly, Order of RalnboW for meet Monday at • pjn. at Odd A b d u t T o w n open to all Intereaied memben of a.m. on radio atatlOB WINP. llw Tall Cedars Parade Girls, planning to go to Benson’s Felkm i Hall. M n. ^ A M ita the claaa. program la aponaorod by the Hospitalized TowU Animal E um on Sunday are la in charga of amunmUWa. Mancheater Area OOuacU of A tag and b m ta k will ba reminded to be at the Masonic Chutchaa and the Oargy Aaeoda- Meeting Illegal^ In Town Tomorrow Lutheran Woman'i MlaAoMry conducted by the Motban Qub ol The Rev. Ronald Fournier of Temple before 7:30 a.m. ReMr- tlon of the Mancheater Area. The Army it Navy Gub is League Sunday arin be otw am d John Mattaar Chapter, Order of Emanuel Lutheran Church will WASHINGTON (AP) - vations may be made by contac­ Muilc from bran Inatrumenta, buglea, and plpea will fill sponsoring a fund-raising buffet at the 9 a.m. worship aanrlei at DeMolay, Saturday from 10 a.m. Eleanor McGovern, wife of ting Tonya Pearl toni^t. Attorney Insists the air along Main St. tomorrow afternoon whien the Tall and dance Oct. 20 at the club for Zion Evangelical Lutheran to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 Democratic presiifentlal nominee Cedan of Lebanon in Diitrlct 15 itage their annual Fall the Blinded Veterans Group of Church this Sunday. Ttai* p.m. at ao Fulton St. George McGovern, has been ad­ Grace Qroi^ y*ox, Ceremonial parade and initiation of randidatea. Connecticut. The buffet irill be the league Is celejmtliig the 90lh ‘64a-B186 24 HOUR TOWWO Jerome Orlner an Andover at­ .'Die people at the meeting were mitted to GeorgetoYrn University Congregatioiul Church will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. followed by anniversary of Ita founding. The Oouplaa Bowling Group of torney, Inilata Wedneiday n l^ t’i obvlouily against such extenslra: The parade la at 4:80, and ita Hospital after complaining of at^ dancing till I p.m. Tickets are $10 Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Rob­ the Mancheater Newcomen Club annual town meeting la illegal Mrs. Marie Burbank laid she felt route li from Bennet Junior High dotiiinal pain. per couple and may be purchased bins Room ol the church. Jay The American Legion Auxiliary wlUmeet Saturd«w at 7:80 p.in. and Improper and calli the that the offlciala should be School up Main St. to the A spokesman said Mrs. at the club or by contacting Stager, a professor at Manchester at sUver Lanea In Eait Hartford. Y viU meet Monday at 7:45 p.m. at Moriarty BroHiers meeting a nullity. responsible to the electorate; Masonic Temple. It will be McGovern, 50, complained of Joseph Begin, 47 Hoffman Rd. Conununity College, will speak. the Legion Home. "Thli li the flnt case I know of Russell Thompeon said that tte reviewed by Supreme Tall Cedar acute pain Ihursday night as she A meeting to dlacuia plana for where the flnt Monday of Oc­ town has had conilderable ex­ dlgnitarlea. wound up an eight-day campaign the Mancheater High Sclwol Clasa FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY tober falli on the second perience with offlciala who did The four-division parade will trip with a speech at Frederick, feature music by the Nutmeg of 1803 reunion will take place CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Wednesday of October,” Griner not perform their jobe but were Md. Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of laid, adding that “the State there to stay for long termi. He Forest Band, the Centurions The spokesman said Mrs. 1973 1973 Mrs. Judy Morrison Addabbo, on all makes. . . Statutes are very clear that the said that at least with two-year Drum and Bugle Corps, the Flre- McGovern was examined by her annual town meeting be held on terms if they’re poor offldali, the ettes Drum and Bugle Corps, the physician, Dr. Lawn Thompson, DOME the flnt Monday of each October. town could get rid of them; on Tolland Twirlen and its drum who admitted her for observa­ CHRYSLER Griner stipulated that wMle, If the other hand, If they’re good corpi, and the Stewart tion. The doctor said Mrs. FRESH CANDY STAN OZIMEK, Manager Highlanders pipe band. McGovern was resting comfor­ NHITlua, KHMFFT the meeting is continued, be will officials, they are sure to get re­ — MOST MODEisrog nil K u vB n r* camYCUfeoan 801-815 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER remain and participate, he con- elected. Host to the ceremonial is tably in the hospital. liden the entire proceedings null Other comments made in­ Nutmeg Forest of Manchester, After being admitted, she kidmlbig ARTHUR DRUG and void and any action taken at dicated the same attitude whose leader is Wayne Secrist, telephoned her husband in Fargo, 73 DODGE the meeting as a nullity. prevailed and the requests for grand Tall Cedar. N.D., where he was campaigning. Town Attorney Mrs, Katherine extension were defeatto In both Supreme officers who will be 4-WHEEL DMVE Hutchinson said “I think we have cases. here are G. Russell Ramsden, POWER WAGOMS a perfectly valid meeting,” In The town did vote to adopt an supreme treasurer; Bert. E. SeiM nilb response to a query. First Select­ ordinance whereby Andover has Thompson, supreme sentinel; tnaYr-Fiiktar PackagM m o K n u n man Robert E. Post explained to have only eight justices of the Carl H. Anthony, supreme P ro m p t JffiSSILfll that the town attorney delivered peace. Instead of the present 18, trustee; and Marshall W. Elman, D ependable UMfil l i Chbysum mewpoit e New 1973 notice of the town meeting to the which it was Indicated, is not only deputy supreme TaU Cedar for Wayne Secrist U K M IiW lin OmImti 2 newspaper, and the notice was cumbersome, but hard to find District 15. B uying ^ oif vinyl wofi powov aRm not printed in time as required by prospects for. Mayor John W. Thompson is CHRYSLERS& DODOES bnAM.#2S20. Other Masonic groups taking >4295 law, so the meeting had to be Paid Assessor the honorary marshal for the S ervice postponed. One of the most controversial parade. part ar£ the two lodges of Annual Report items at the meeting was the item Manchester - Friendship and F O R Y O U R SKtiaMaiiucHiWtiayaiitMF. The town meeting held almost asking that the sala^ for the paid Manchester lodges - and Orient LATE MODEL no discussion whatever on the assessor be fixed at ^,500 annual­ Lodge of East Hartford; Order of C A R O R T R U C K 1972D0DCI Rainbow for Girls; and the Order 1972PODGE annual report. Minor ly. The town abolished the A n d o ver Mm CMtam 4-Or. S*w— t CnnonoF CbWHMs fOModwRa onvov H I 9I1* y « lM 0% M l Cm . typographical errors were elected Board of Assessors at the of DeMolay. DIk h)UiiS hctafy/Ua, Vinyl rMi. Nthi ph|. Color guiu'ds will represent the pointed out to the people. annual budget meeting in May, Firemen Plan We AI$o Trade Down Russell Thompson, who ex­ and authorized the Board of American Legion, the Army and • 3 3 9 5 * 3 1 9 5 Better Idea plained he had a penchant for . Selectmen to hire a paid assessor. Open House Navy Qub, the VFW, and the numbers, referred to the dog The committee established State I^Uce. ■W fill Carry llaaiaiaiatCliiTilarCtf$,1Hlteliar1MIIMIIaW»raatHW’ The Andover Volunteer Fire The Army and Navy Qub will warden's report where there was earlier this year to investigate Department is conducting an also enter its inarching unit. Premium Prices listed for the past year a figure of whether the town would be nPLTM. $tl9i MDODCE $119S 69DOOU I1 M 7ID0DQE S17H open house tomorrow at the Visiting Tall Cedars from the S.IV W 441m , Hw4«m . CwoMt 440 441* le*m, O ta Sill u w ip te g t Mm 4-Or. ItadlMb «li|l 42 dogs Impounded. Hiompson better off with a paid assessor or for Low Mileage Mto.,K,i.afc WM^sWi,, N, fmsMn firehouse on Center St. for the other th i^ forests in District IS said the report showed that 11 a Board of Assessors reported residents of Andover. with their units include Tunxis ol dogs were disposed of, 28 were back to the town a recommenda­ U rONTIAC 312*9 U CHAYSIU 3lin I Refreshments will be served at West Hartford, Laurel of NtwYorhefA Dr. HIP. Full powH, | ream ed by the owners and 2 tion for a paid assessor and also a M0HM8ER tH9S Gfind Pni 2 0( HIP V ir,l rool. the open house, scheduled from WiUimantic and Quinebaug of a 4am hMSOf, Wql pmS, 70 FIAT 31399 imMf slMrinf. powtr b iik n . low lictory III condituTiiint were sold. “What happened to recommendation of $2,500 as a BARLOW 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and visitors will Putnam. Solder 850 Com i^iles the other dog? Thompson asked. reasonable salary, after com­ paring other salaries for have an opportunity to tour the The Sphinx Temple Cycle Motor Sales it Many OUiaraTaClioMa Pram 4r Kowalski explained to the town new addiUon and see the new Association will head up the assessors. * ak. the two jointly stated that Cotter A special voter making session The town meeting also voted Main St. New driveways sold betweOn October 1 15th change since Old State Rd. was a that no deductions for the Retire­ the Navy and the Air Force, the for the past two years has dis­ will be held Nov. 6 from 3-5 p.m. complete road. After some dis­ On hand will be Republican will be Sealed FREE! ment Fund shall be made for new Navy said. played exceptional ability to com­ for individuals whose rights cussion, it was decided to table bine legislative leadership with candidates Richard Rittenband, town employes until they have 70LINC. SAVE 71 OLDS. *2595 72 MERC. '3495 mature after Oct. 14. This in­ the motion until the residents of 7f LlMC. SAVE Cutla,, 3 do*, hardtop, whila, powar MenUrty 4 4rrt pRW « an effective role as an om­ Dave 0. Odegard, and G. Warren been employed at least 30 days. U.ht Uuw, alr-, Whit., mMUum a.d, black vinyl r..f, oul.matlc, electric clock radro vrsrbililjr group, power sleeting, deluie luggage ric h . a u te n ^ liansmteian, wblla cida ing vinyl IntMte imd vinyl raM, soteT, 1 visibility group, power steering, bumper guards . power tailgate, heavy Mm vinyl biMriw, M«k vinyl net, p.wF., tiMring, p.w a, Irani diM shHt outMrntic, 178X14 whit. WolH 1 duty suspension Stock No 439. List 54077 bumper guards. Iinled glass, power tailgate, heavy duly suspension service to you, the local car buyer. 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SALES and SERVICE, Inc, M J - t S I I . tll v a r L a w A t H a rtla rd W aad. M 4 N £ R S $ I 1 ! L TEL. 143-2485 I 1 6 - I 8 H Ilf MAM fnUBT MANeMfm Read Herald Ads ISMOl t ^ i = MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchciter, Conn.. Fri., Oct. 18, IV It— PAOBcollege football Saturday. points. to form the Tolland Land Trust, town government structure. This 289*1555 INLAND FISHING By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brown is so confident of with the support of the town status will permit greater The clash between the Field personnel report that Army, No. 16 Air Force is at Chase’s ability "w e definitely conservation commission and freedom in which to act on possi­ nationally second-ranked Sooners trout fishing la good at Mohawk Boston College, No. 19 Oklahoma A big college football day is would try a field goal inside the funded by a $750 Ford Founda­ ble acquisitions and give donors and the lOth-ranked Longhorns in Pond, Crystal Lake, Gardners W m LEARN ■ ■ State is at Virginia Tech while 45-yard line," defensive line tion Grant. the added security offered the Cotton Bowl Is one of two Lake, Rogers Lake, Amos Lake, in store for Connecticut’s No. 20 Arkansas hosts Baylor. No. coach James Healy said this After many months of work the through the legalities of an es­ BASIC OR games pitting teams In The Long Pond, Beach Pond, Lantern home team fans Saturday 11 Tennessee has an open date. week. trust is now organized, has tablished trust. Associated Press Top Ten against Hill Pond, Moosup Pond and the when seven of the state’s nine While the Sooners are favored, Yale Coach Carmen Cozza, adopted byiaws and filed legal The trust will be able to accept ADVANCED each other. Eighth-ranked Natchaug River. varsity squads play within Oklahoma fullback Tim Welch however, Is more concerned papers for qualification as a donations of land and will raise Louisiana State and ninth-ranked Fishing (or bass is good at state borders. INCOME TAX says the game with the about Brown’s "power on the federal and state tax exempt funds to purchase other desired Auburn battle at Baton Rouge in Winchester Lake, Moodus Reser­ Longhorns is "going to be a real Yale and its wishbone offense perimeter. They really come at ______)1 organization. properties. Land with unique PREPARATION the other. voir, Mashapaug Lake, Halls z battle. I don't think people are you. ” he said, adding that the The trust is now opening its scenic characteristics or These two games between four Pond, Pachaug Pond and Quad- is set (or the team’s 1972 Ivy taking them serious enough. Bruins attack from their split membership to residents of the historical significance will be nationally rated and unbeaten dick Reservior. League debut as Brown, with its H&R Block# They’ve got as good a team as backfield and have particular community who are interested in sought. teams spice the weekend fare on Panflsh are providing good placekicking ace Tyler Chase of m m Thousands are earning good they’ve ever had.” success on the end sweep. NEW keeping Toiland's woods, hills, Governed by a 13-member money as tax preparers. En­ collegiate gridirons. fishing at Tyler Pond, Dwiey Orange, Conn., visits the Yale GUARANTEED A sellout crowd of 71,938 Is Delaware's Flghtin’ BLe Hens fields and streams in a natural Board of Directors, elected by rollment open to men and Pond and Pickerel Lake. Bowl. Coach John McKay's unbeaten assured for the game with state for the enjoyment of future the membership for four-year women of all ages. Job Inter­ White perch and white catfish The 2-1 University of Connec­ come to Storrs with their pro views available for best stu­ and top-ranked Southern Califor­ another SRO turnout of 67,500 set defense and their offense which generations. terms, the trust will offer in­ dents. Send for free Informa­ are providing excellent fishing in ticut eleven will be at home in nia Trojans seek their sixth in a for the night encounter between impresses UConn Coach Bob Prestone The land trust is a non-profit dividual memberships for |5 per tion and class schedules. the Connecticut River. Storrs, steeling thenruelves for row against California. LSU and Auburn at Baton Rouge. Casclola most because of it's corporation open to all residents year and student memberships at HURRY! Knowledgeable anglers are also the mighty onslaught from the Charles McClendon is looking (or and their friends. The open a $2 annual rate. Non-voting Classes sUfI Oct 30.1972 In other games involving the taking g c ^ numbers of northern University of Delaware, the ■finesse." anlHImn nmNMr coolant his 84th victory to become the He says the Delaware attack riTTirilSUMMER A N T I L I A K membership meeting wilt be held charter memberships will be AP Top Ten, No. 3 Alabama pike in the Connecticut River. nation’s No. 1 college division wingest coach in LSU grid annals. isn’t particularly powerful but coMfOCNvnATc Oct. 25 at 8 p.m. in the Tolland available until July 1, in exchange 356 takes on Florida, No. 4 Ohio State The minimum legal length (or grid squad. California is ineligible for the “ they're well disciplined" and High School cafeteria, with in­ for a $50 donation. Manchester/Phone 646-5440 faces Illinois, No. S Michigan northern pike is 26 inches and the The rest of the in-state Please send me free information Rose Bowl, but the Bears hope to vitations sent out to all town tangles with Michigan State, No. dally cred limit is two fish. schedule pits Wesleyan, 1-2, they feature a lot of "movement, Attend Scout Conference in Puerto Rico I am interested in (Check One) throw a roadblock in the path of shifting. They’re passing u m e is residents, 6 Nebraska battles Missouri and MARINE DISTRICT against Coast Guard, 2-2, in New □ Batk Course □ AdvarKed Courae the Trojans. “ USC is the game very effective because it’s off a Atty. Russell Brenneman will No. 7 Notre Dame engages the Fishing success for bluefish has London; Wagner at tbe Universi­ FUELOIL 5 we've bran waiting for," said Cal running motion.” serve as the featured speaker for Pitt Panthers. fallen off drastically particularly ty of Bridgeport, 44), at Kennedy Name______— coach Mike White. Two Manchester couples attended a conference of the Northeast vice president of Long Rivers Council; Mrs. Barrett; Louis Nassau, West the event. He is chairman of the No. 12 Washington opposes No. in the inshore areas. Bluefish are Stadium in Bridgeport; C.W. Wesleyan Coach William 17.9 Nebraska's Comhuskers, the Region, Boy Scouts of America, held recently at the San Jeronimo Hotel Conservation Committee of the 200 Gal. Min. 17 Stanford and No. 13 Colorado still producing good fishing at the Post at Southern Connecticut, 3- Maedermott, who says he’s sur­ Hartford; Mrs. Nassau; Mrs. FYancis Danaher, Meriden; Mr. Danaher; defending national champions, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Qockwise, from lower left, Mrs. John Rogers, Connecticut Bar Association and 1 Day Notica For Dolivtry is pitted against No. 18 Iowa State Race and surrounding areas. 1, in New Haven; and Montclair prised with the Cardinals’ 1-2 Mrs. Richard Anthony, Haverhill, Mass., Mr. Anthony, and John are favored to defeat Missouri 1163 E. Middle Tpke.; Dr. Harold Barrett, 120 S. Lakewood Circle, author of “Private Approaches to 24-Hour Burnor Sarvico in games pairing teams in the AP 'Die fall run of strippers has State at Central Connecticut, 3-1, showing so far this year, hopes to Rogers, also a member of the Regional Board of Directors of the and continue their climb back to the Reservation of Open Land. " MANCHESTER ----- Zip----- Second Ten. started and some of the better in New Britain. rise to the .500 mark Satur^y at member of the Regional Board of Directors of the Northeast Region and Northeast Region. the top after their first game “ To be successful the land trust OIL HEAT, INC. No. 14 UCLA plays at Oregon areas are the mouth of tbe The only two Connecticut Coast Guard’s Jones Field. Phone upset by UCLA. will be composed of a cross sec­ 649-4908 State, No. IS Penn State is at Connecticut River and teams playing elsewhere are ’T ve seen them play twice Prestone II or Zerex tion of the town’s citizens, CLIP AND MAIL TODAY Housatonic River, Bartletts Reef Trinity, 1-1, at Rensselaer myself and I’ve viewed one of the working together to preserve the and the Race. Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y., game films,” Maedermott said of MANCHESTER'S beauty and history of the town.” Porgies are still being taken in and Western Connecticut at New the Cadets. “They seem to do good numbers off Harkness Anti-Freeze JUDGE OF PROBATE GOTTA - GO HOLIDAYS Jersey State College at Newark. something different. They’re a Memorial State Park in Water­ Brown, with one win and two very hard team" to figure out. CANDIDATE No-Fault Rebates Vary LOMDON—PARIS—ROME ford. losses, is already better off than Wesleyan edged the Cadets 35- ONE WEEK EBON A few winter flounder are last year when it finished winless 34 last year, handing the being taken in the inshore waters. after nine games. The Bruins’ Academy one of its two losses. • Beat the cold weather rush! WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD For Bay State Motorists p lu B 3 lI. 8 . Blue crabs are beginning to single victory this season came But Maedermott is optimistic. "I e New Prestone II in yellow lug BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE *290 to *392 taper off. last week in an upset over Penn­ can’t call them as g o ^ a team as or Zorax anti-leak formula YOUR each • Resides at 140 Richmond Drive • Father of two children • B.A. from UConn in 1950 • BOSTON (AP) - cent of the premiums paid in 1971 • Both in handy gallon jug* for year of $37.5 million, an average of $12 Drpar1iK|( rvrry Friday IrM i ^ew Yori, ,N«v. 3 gallon Doctor of Law from UConn in t953 • Partner in law firm of Howard, Kohn, Sprague, and Massachusetts motorists looked for compulsory bodily injury CHOICE per car, would be mailed to ALL TOl RS INCLI'DE: KowmJ trip iriip ofU ii— via airluM • 7 lipka al iMlel • round protection. forward today to refunds of $5 to Fitzgerald • Manchester Town Director from 1966 to present • President of liability coverage under the no­ motorists within 30 days. Round trip Irawfikra • llalLday rity lour • (-Mtiacaial brraklaal daily * City guide aud sap ■ Sell Pro Football Roundup Manchester's AFS foreign student-exchange in 1969 • Trustee of Lutz Junior Museum in $82 on last year’s auto insurance fault law. drive car • Service ol local koal • Srrviec aud laac*. 1967 • President of Manchester Chamber of Commerce in 1965 • 1966 • Charter premiums as a result of drops in The rebates were mandated by Cull Nrrfury. wkcrc you gel airliur tirkcli al airliuc price*.' member of Manchester Jaycees • Veteran of World War II • Treasurer of Manchester claim payments attributed to the the legislature last year in the llie refund, on top of a 15 per Miami Win Streak Our Reg. 1.99 gal. Bar Association • Vice Chairman of Manchester’s Redevelopment Agency • Drug state’s no-fault auto insurance wake of statistical reports cent rate reduction for the com­ MERCURY TRAVEL Advisory Council. law. showing a dramatic reduction in pulsory coverage ordered under AND The rebate decision, an­ the number and amount of claims the original no-fault legislation, OF MANCHESTER, INC Not in Any Danger VOTE DEMOCRATIC on I^OV. 7th nounced Wednesday at a State following implementation of the meant that the state’s motorists 627 MAIN STREET RADK Famous Prestone FHzgtrald CommittM, Harry MaRtmant, Trtas. House news conference by Gov. nation’s first no-fault law. paid $59 million less for bodily MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 NEW YORK (AP) — Nobody’s going unbeaten in the Francis W. Sargent, requires in­ Sargent said that barring a injury protection in 1971 than in surance firms to return 25.9 per court challenge, the total rebate the previous year. 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PAGE F O U R T E E N — MANCHESTER E V E N IN G HERALD,-MandiMter, Conn., Frl„ Oct; 13,1972 Redleg Manager Cautious on Eve of Series, MHS-G>nard Featured in CCIL Tilt y.- Perfect JackU U f Records Trevino Orioles Made Anderson Eat Words in ’70 At Stake Opponents Cincinnati does have one pitching question mirk, CINCINNATI (AP) — Two years ago Cincinnati Manager Anderson added, “ I never dreamed an American League “Oakland has great balance,” Anderson said. “ They can VIRGINIA WATER, righthander Gary Nolan. By DEAN YOST Sparky Anderson boasted: “ Bring on the big bad Birds, club would beat us, but I’ve changed my thinking about the run, have good pitching and a fine defense. And they’ve got ENGLAND (AP) - L e e ' We'll beat 'em.” AL now. Dick’s team plays good baseball.” some good bats in Reggie Jackson, Joe Rudi, Mike Epstein Nolan finished with a 15-5 record in the regular season, but A stingy defense and a po­ Trevino and Tony Jacklin, and Sal B a n d o " was almost unused the last two months because of a sore tent offensive attack will Anderson’s first Cincinnati team had won the National The 38-year-old Anderson recalled his outlook before the who both dbllke the unner­ shoulder and neck. highlight action Saturday League pennant in a three game playoff sweep over 1970 Series. The Cincinnati manager said Oakland posed a different ving tw bb and tuma of match Pittsburgh. He looked down his nose at the American “ Nolan will be our opening game pitcher,” Anderson said, afternoon at Memorial Field play golf, were pitted against “In 1970 I was naive,” he said. “I had never been to a problem from a pitching standpoint than Detroit would have League champion Baltimore Orioles. as the Conard High Chieftains each other today in Just tto World Series. I was just so glad to be there. I came in awe. presented. but the manager can’t be sure of that until Nolan warms up The Orioles made Anderson choke on his words, beating clash with toe Manchester kind of man-to-man clash they The whole season was that way. I remember the reaction in "If the Tigers had won, we would have had to look at before the game Saturday. Nolan worked six innings of the the Reds in the Series four games to one. Anderson hasn’t High Indians at 1:80 in a CCIL prefer to avoid. Cincinnati when I got the job. They said Sparky who? Lolich maybe three times,"’ Anderson noted. “The A’s have third National League playoff game. He left leading 2-1 when forgotten. He’s not about to make the same mistake. contest. The target was a place in the Jim Hunter, John Odom, Ken Holtzman, Vida Blue and a his arm stiffened. “I have to be honest,” said Anderson Thursday as he “ Everybody at the Series couldn’t understand how I could 3onard enters the tilt sporting final of the Piccadilly Match Play darn good bullpen.” HmldpiMlobjr Plato watched the Oakland Athletics win the American League be so nice after losing. Well, I was so glad to be there I didn't Should Nolan be unable to pitch, Anderson says Jack a J-0 mark and holds the reputa­ Championship, Just about the realize until I got home that we had lost four out of five. " Billingham will get the assignment, followed in order by tion of being scored upon only only major tournament still run pennant over the Detroit Tigers, “ after the beating we took Anderson said of his own team that the Reds’ pitching was Little League Fund Enriched once, that a two-point s a f ^ in ’70, I’ll make no com m ent. I ’m not going to give Dick Anderson watched the A’s go ahead of the Tigers 2-1, then Ross Grimsley and Don Gullett. Oakland probably will open at match pby. 50 per cent stronger than it was in 1970 against Baltimore. against the offense. Alter an opening round that (Oakland Manager Dick Williams) any ammunition.” win by that score. with left-hander Ken Holtzman. Jim Leber, president of the Manchester Little League Manchester’s Big Red Machine saw the elimination of South baseball prof^m , happily accepted a check last night for has crushed three opponents to Africa’s defending champion Scoring Plays for A merican League Champion A \s 1900 from Sally Anderson, Ladies’ Auxiliary treasurer. The date and has p rod u ct 94 poinb Gary Pbyer, two Americans and , ^Just A nother Game’ money was raised by various auxiliary projects during the while limiting the opposition to two Britons were left in the battle year. only 26 markers. over the 6,997-yard Wentworth Dramatic Ending Conard and Pbtt both shared Course. Blue Spotlighted the CCIL title last year with 8-1 Trevino, the American who league marks. The Chieftains holds the British Open crown and Herald Angle pinned a whopping 28-10 setback Jacklin, the Englishman who on the Iribe a year ago. took the U S. Open title in 1970, To Memorable Day For Relief Role Dave Fleishman, Manchester’s were matched in one 38-hole aeml By versatile running twek, will be final. the man Conard will have to stop Peter Ootterhub, the 24-year DETROIT (AP) - ’Just another ball game” for Vida Blue DETROIT (AP) — It was a memorable, “ I’ve been calling on the phone over EARL YOST if they expect to upset the In­ . old Briton who ousted Pbyer by has boosted the Oakland Athletics into the World Series. dramatic ending to a memorable day. there trying to get you and nobody dians. Flebhman, a 5-9, 178- ^one hole Thursday, waa up Oakland center fielder Reggie answers,” Kaline said. “How’s your ”I got lucky,” the 23-year-old told a well wisher as he sat Sports Editor pounder, has rambled for 501 against Tom Webkopf of Colum­ Jackson made his way on crutches leg?” upon a stool in a corner of the A’s raucous locker room after yards in SO carries with the bus, Ohio, in the other. preserving Thursday’s 2-1 victory over Detroit in the final pigskin, for a 10.2 yard-per-carry Jacklin makes no secret of hb slowly and deliberately, down an “ It’s okay. I hope to be able to play in game of the American League playoffs. average. He has a to crossed the belief that match pby involves echoing, virtually empty corridor at the Series,” Jacl^on said. goal line six times. one golfer infruding on what Tiger Stadium to the Tiger clubhouse. Blue’s latest effort was four scoreless innings as he Then Martin walked over from across First Place at Stake Saturday Although the senior back does Herald pboto Iqr Pinto should be another golfer’s private Jackson, wearing only a torn, scattered three Detroit singles after replacing John “ Blue the bulk of the ball tooting, Steve figh with the course. champagne-soaked T-shirt, a bath towel the room to greet him. Moon ” Odom in the top of the sixth inning. Although the halfway point in the football season has yet Samiotb, A1 McCulloch and Ron High-Scoring Indian Backs Ready for Conard The true test of golf, Jacklin around his waist and shower slippers, ‘"You’re a hteck of a guy,” Jackson That meant Blue, who didn’t start a playoff game, had to be reached, a game of vital importance to both schools is Roy offset Fleishman’s running claimed, b how many shob it hobbled all the way to shake the hand of told Martin, shaking his hand. “ Believe turned in 5 1-3 scoreless innings as a reliever, allowed five with end sweeps and power set for Memorial Field Saturday afternoon when Manchester Steve Samiotis, Bon Boy, Bick Milka, Dave Fleishman takes to finbh the round. Tiger manager Billy Martin. me, I don’t like playing against you hits while striking out five and walking only one batter. drives up the middle. Samiotb High hosts Conard High of West Hartford. Both clubs boast "Anyone can beat anyone on Jackson pulled a hamstring muscle guys.” •'1 wanted to win like I always do,” Blue said of enters the contest also with six hb day,” said Jacklin, who undefeated records in CCIL warfare after three starts. when he stole home in the second “You showed me a lot of class,” Thursday’s game. TD’s. crushed Grier Jones of Wichib, The turnout for the Manchester-Wethersfield game last The weatherman, predicting a Hockey Twinhills Bowling inning, sliding into burly catcher Bill Martin said in return. “ I like guys like Then, he concentrated on his unhappiness. Blue claimed Third Soccer Shutout Kan., 7 and 6 in the opening Monday, which was postponed from last Saturday due to the sunny day, should bring out the Freehan in the A’s 2-1 victory that you. ” Wednesday that A’s owner Charlie Finley, in an attempt to At South Windsor PINNETTES - Debbie Miller round. rain, lured a better-than-average crowd of more than 1,100. best In Tribe signal-caller Rick Trevino, rated favorite to win clinched the American League pennant Jackson shook the hands of Duke (AP photo) hurt him at contract time, had ordered Manager Dick 463, Sandy Adams 207-477, Betty This figurei should be at least doubled tomorrow afternoon if Milka. MOlka pbying behind the Sims and Aurelio Rodriguez, and said, Williams not to start the 1971 Cy Young Award winner and The Southern New Engbnd Plumley 459, Donna Newton 178, the Piccadilly crown for the first three games to two. He had to be helped departed John W i^ for two Trio of Players the weatherman cooperates. Linda Gustafson 454, Lob Begin time, agreed with Jacklin, “ Cer- off the field and was replaced by George “ You guys have a great amount of pride Reggie Jackson Tallied First W'hile Injuring Leg. Most Valuable Player in the American League. Hockey League swings into the Perhaps Dave Wig^n has something in his 1972 squad that years, earned the No. 1 position 188-463, Madeline TafUn 176-499, tainiy match pby over 38 holes in Hendrick—who scored the winning run and that’s all I came over here to say.” Williams denied any knowledge of such instructions but n o one expected. A .500 season is always sought and the band this season and bn ’t about to second weekend of the season Ruth Smith 488, Ginger Yourkas a day b Just too much." with another slide into Freehan. Then he left, hobbling slowly. Blue, who slumped to a 6-10 mark this year after winning 24 relinqubh it. MUka’s favorite of young Indians has already walked through the first third ister Scores with twin bill matches scheduled 179-191-528. Jackson hopped through the door into Jackson said if chances are 50-50 he games in 1971, didn’t start in the playoffs. target has been Lyle Eastman, of the slate with relative ease. both Saturday and Sunday nights the carpeted room. can play against Cincinnati in the Series, “ But me not starting isn’t my complaint,” Blue said as the the talented back who was con­ Unheralded to date, but a fellow who rates a lot of credit Only a few of the Tigers remained. “ I ’ll play. If I can hobble, I can play. champagne of celebration sparkled in his hair. “It’s not verted to an end thb season. Posting its third shutout of toe season and its second thb at the Hartford Arena in South for the success of Manchester, is Larry Olson, Wiggin’s man Conard began ib winning ways A1 Kaline approached and shook I’ve got all winter to heal, so I can go all being told. Nobody has come to me. They kept away from week, the Manchester H l^ soccer squad defeated Windham Wlndspr The first match Satur­ Friday. The assistant handles the defense and it has been defeating Wethersfield High, Jackson’s hand. out." me like it was a cardinal sin to tell me. High, 3^), at Memorial Field yesterday in a steady downpour day b a l 7:30. Sunday the first that iMndham was dealt a loss “If Jim (Hunter, who started the fourth game after just great up to this point. o f rain. face off b at 8. and Penney High followed. Williams said earlier he might use Blue) was going to start Saturday’s winner will take a giant step towards the FLOORS “ We can’t afford to make mb- The Tribe, with the victory, Manchester (3) Windham (0) The pairings are as follows; {Historic Wimbledon Final and not me. I’m not going to shoot, kill or kick somebody. I coveted CCIL title. HOCKEY takes against Conard like wc upped ib record to 84). Saturday Sullivan G Mustard Saturday, Colchester Jeb vs New Solori— - TWIN BILLS SAT. & SUN. just wanted to be told. made against Wethersfield in the at Memorial Field, E.O. Smith of Saunders FB Nepomuceno Britain Frontenacs and E u t SAT. A T 7:30 {Repeat Likely in Bucharest “I’m no superhero. I’m no superhuman. I’m like everyone Notes Off the Cuff first half,” commented a deter­ StoTS will oppose the locab in a Yankowski FB Waitte Hartford Canadians vs Bristol Til# __ COLCHESTER else on this club and like to play,” Blue insisted. non-conference contest at 10:30. The way Manager Dick Williams of Oakland moves around mined Tribe coach, Dave Wiggin. Erardi FB Tarpiniau Champlains. Sunday, New Haven VI were starting their three-day final ^ e got another fine game Qualify Mafarial^ Wafkmatiship NEW BRITAIN BUCHAREST (AP) - Stan Williams exhulted that Blue “showed me something “ The team that mtoms the least McCurry LHB Phelps Flyers vs Hartford Huskies and for the big tennis trophy at his players he makes CJasey Stengel look m msusm. » . ~— and Smith, spearhead of the U.S. today. Our man Blue will pitch in the series.” amount of mbtakes will win thb from our backs,” noted Coach Shensie CHB Stearns Colchester Jeb vs East Hartford Bucharest’s Progresul Stadium. Casey,, waft the, ipaster juggler when he 1^ the New York Dick Daniebon. “ They kept the EAST HARTFORD Davis Cup team, had to play his But Blue played down his performance saying, “It was one. Conard bn ’t a team that DeNies RHB Mathieu Canadians. ^ VS historic Wimbledon final against Everything was set for a v nnitoPR to on e pennant after another...Toby Kim ball is now makes too many mistakes ball away from our gotdie most of BRISTOL just another ball game. We still have seven more toll games. Stoneman OR Vose Ilie Nastase all over again drama-charged start, with Smith, wearing the colors of the Kansas City-Omaha entry tn the the game. A collapsing defense SUN. AT8:00 either,” the mentor added. Stimac m Jeffers of Sea Pines, S.C., and Nastase I’m not really excited ... there have been other days like tied up Blaz Stimac for most of N. HAVEN vs. HFO. today—and the fate of the Davis NBA He was acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks for a "W e got to take the ptay away W. Cacace DL Curran drawn to play each other in the today.” COLCHESTER VS E. HFD. Cup could hang on the result. future draft choice. The ex-UConn hoopster is still a rugged from them. They are mainly a the contest, so Blaz passed for OL Powaluk Blue came on Thursday when Odom became nauseated. R. Cacace Romania and the United States opening singles. rebounded...Mil Mason has moved up as director of physical ball control team, but our assbb on both Phil Stoneman’s CAPITOL Equipment Odom said, he was “very, very nervous ... I was sick to my defense has to rise to the occasion and Werner Cacace’s goab. Scorers; Stimac, Stoneman, CMiKiTiinir,l After that Tom Gorman of education for aU schoob in Wethersfield and hb d tra to^ f stomach. I couldn’t catch my breath.” Williams said Odom before and I feel that they can Stimac continued hb goal-a- Cacacc. .JMAINfTilCET T«l.643-79n «MNCH|gTER ********************* Seattle, Wash., was due to face athletics’ post at Wethersfield High wiU to filled by HooraOAItV :7«mtoBpm "nm es.7 « n t o 9 pm •at.7amso4pm had been ill for three days. rise to it again.” game pace as he netted hb 14th Romania’s 33-year-old veteran Yarrow...Steve Qccalone, ex-Ebst Cathohe Hrgh Manchesto' l-2-(W)-3 Odom sat at the rear of the clubhouse and sobbed as the The offensive line that has of the season on a fine breakaway UUD EQUIFMtHT-9EBVICe-THAD*8-«ALM-9A R T *- EASY TERM| THE RIGHT MAN who set a new national coUegiate conswutive field ^ al Ion Tiriac. pass from Stoneman. A s celebrated. Blue hugged him while teammates clustered done a super job in springing the Substitutes: MacLean, Taylor, kicking record last faU, b having hb troubles this ^ “ Mike Yankowski pbyed well Three months ago Smith won (AP photo) protectively about the pitchers backfield loose b center Dave Benson, Swanson, Conyers, Coast Guard Academy junior has hit on only one of five W es as did Greg DeNies and Mike SAY GOODBYE TO LEAF Wimbledon, edging Nastase in Williams refused to be drawn into Blue’s dispute with McCann, flanked by Jim Wasserman, Odell, Menschell, George Hendrick Knocks Ball Loose to Score IT inner and has even missed two extra point attempt...Band Day Michalik, Mark Odell and Mike Shensie in spite of the wet field,” five thrilling sets. The critics Finley saying, “ Everything I’ve asked him to do, he has done Steely, Stafford, DelTatto. will to noted at UConn Saturday and in ^‘^^‘tion to this Coughlin. The tackles are Don Danielson noted. rated it one of the great and done well. His contract dispute is between him and Mr. RAKING—Come In For A Wimbledon finals of all time. annual spectacle of massed bands at halftime Corcoran and Steve Glorgettl F in le y .” an opportunity to watch one of the nations best sinaU with Jim CoUa and Eastman the Nastase, one of the most FREE Demonstration of college teams in action, undefeated Delaware, agaiiBt tto ends. Celtics in Home Debut, talented players in the world, In three games to date, the U C ^ ...H ow many fans noticed matched Smith shot for shot on Long Wait for A^s entire 33-man varsity squad has when the video cameras focused on the Oakland ^ Cunningham Impressive the fast Wimbledon turf. But the gotten into action for boxes assigned the A’s? Piersall b now a member of the American had the steadiness to Manchester. “ We’re playing "THE Oakland broadcasting crew...Young baseball fam ‘l^®^® ® comers—guard Jim Price from For The New District win the match. about 23 ptayers all the time, so BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Friday’s encoutner promised to sw at on the backside for racing out onto the playing held and LoubviUe, former Kansas center really we don’t have many sub­ Celtics make their home court Roger Brown a»H iv«ui. BILL BRONEILL ■ be completely different. The clay Between Flag Years s S n S toe caps of basebaU players retreating to toe stitutes,” Wiggin noted. BiUy Cunningham made an im-^ debut tonight at Boston Garden Democrat for State Rc|ireseotatlve court here is slow and the ball dugout While toe Springfield Kings are not tox office Tliis will be final of a three- against Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry pressive debut with the CaroUna EtERYlHINBiwaM 12th District doesn't bounce much. magnets to date at the new Qvic Center, toe old Eastern game Manchester homestand. West and the rest of the defen­ Cougars in the Amaican Basket­ Dennis Ralston, non-playing iS S v o DETROIT (AP) - In 1931 Herbert an upset stomach. Blue finished the job S taS Colbeum b popular as ever w to They take to the road next Satur­ ding National BasketbaU Associa­ baU Association as the ABA HIS onBOSS captain of the U.S. team, refused Hoover was President, champagne was with a lightning fastball, allowing three toe New England Blades open their Eastern Hockey League day to battle Bristol Eastern at tion champions Los Angeles opened ib sbth season Thursday Sponsored hy William Bronelll Campaign to listen to suggestions that Smith Muzzy Field and will return Lakers. Committee; Clarence Foley, Treas. illegal, and Manager Connie Mack's harmless singles, in picking up the save. season thb week. night. , a) will be at a disadvantage on this home to entertain Penney High Last season, the Celtics had Cunningham, who lost a legal It'S a VAC slow, dead surface. Philadelphia Athletics were the lt'8 a VACUUM Campaneris, suspended by AL Presi­ of East Hartford. trouble with the Lakers, winning struggle to remain with American League baseball champions. By stlEChlng tto vicuum InUk* to pluiRAKE dent Joe Cronin for the last three End of the Line Weekend Picks: Manchester only one game against the cham­ Philadelphia of the National Ito front ond of tto unit and a A lot has changed in the 41 years since duty-proof CEnvat bag to tto For raai daap-tn lawn playoff games for throwing a bat at over Conard, 27-14, to end the pions, who are again coached by BasketbaU Assoebtion, scored 28 tlda pon amry, tto homaownar daanmg, ktaart ttia ( r ^ ^ but one thing is the same—the Athletics, haa tto Inatani convanlanct of an vMuwmMaha and oalcMto Chieftains’ unbeaten skein. ex-Ceitic star BIU Sharman. poinb and grabbed 17 rebounds outdoor vacuum. T N t maant you dowA-datplawndabtobalng | now of Oakland, are again AL cham­ Detroit pitcher Lerrin LaGrow, joined can vacuum patloa. drlvat. •udnd up and a | a M to dta a The locab, who beat Deboit to help the Cougars to a 123-115 tidawalka and lawna, alto aUa to rail Mgh on tha o f M in the Oakland post-game bedlam but One wiU have to go back a long way to find two baseball garaga Itoora. You can avan do aurtaoa atoito wtth your olhar pions. 121-108 in their opening game victory over the Virginb Squires. tto Inalda of your car by Jutt airraidn9 a.TMatypaol wasn’t saying much. games as exciting to view via teevee than ® rapfaclrtg tht front vacuum intaka tfwfoufhetoamnglanl . /' Players of The Week with a flaxlbla 10' vac hoaa. With - They will carry the pennant into Wednesday, have three new In the other opening ABA raquirad ovary tIfM you A R r ?^ o n a l League playoff finale In Cincinnati and toe fouito Sports Slate no affort, you can go right to (ho lawn but H'a m l lor Cincinnati where they’ll face the It was learned Thursday night that pbyers-rookies Paul Westphal games, Indiana defeated work. BpringetoerHip time whan y A q As selected by the football coaches of Manchester High School and East Cathobc High National League champion Reds begin­ American League playoff skirmbh to and Mark Minor and eight-year Memphis 109-105 and Utah tto lawn dabria haa raatty Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Tony Kutok give NBC a top-flight announcing team ^ t o School based on their performances in last week’s football games. These players are to ning Saturday in the World Series. veteran Paul SUas, obtained from tripped Denver 115-104. No be commended for their outstanding performances. will permit Campaneris to play in the the latter doing a superb job In the champagnMoaldng It took the maximum of five games, Soccer Phoente. SUas b expected to help games were scheduled in the Series Reds’ dressing room after the clincher ^B^^Bst the but the A’s finally overcame the Detroit South Windsor at Bloomfield center Dave Cowens in providing NBA. Pirates .Frank Howard, who stepped In to handle toe fir^ East Windsor at Ellington Jim Eaklns, with 30 poinb, Tigers with a 2-1 victory Thursday to Jackson opened the A s second with a rebounding strength. base coaching duties for the Tigers the two toys- ™ y ^ Plainville at Rockville Cowens and Silas will join topped the Squires, who at one Prices Start at take the AL playoffs. walk off loser Woodie Fryman, stole*" toe biggest man ever to to on toe coaching lines at 6-7 ato Rham at Cromwell Capt. John HavUcek, Jo Jo White time led the Cougars by 10 poinb "The day I got traded (from the second, and reached third on a long Cross Country and Don Chaney In the starting in the third period. flyout by Sal Bando. m Watching on TV, there w m never f m ore « c . t ^ It’s a VAC HOSE • ** Chicago Cubs) Dick Williams called me South Windsor at Blopmfield Mel Daniels sank two free 1 6 9 coadi than toe hulking Howard who b ine^ble fo^ny "Tineup. Tha ramoval ol laavaa, papar and othar dabria from ahruba at my house and said, ‘We’re going to Rham at Coventry The Lakers wiU be pbying throws in the last five seconds to and pflckai buato« haa tlwaya baan an unplaaa^ taak .Mike Epstein was hit with a pitch and Dost-«eason olay with toe Tigers...When the Chicago White lor tto homaowrsar. Now, with tto VAC M OSt It a a anap. put you in the World Series." And Bolton at East Hampton without starting guard Gail assure the Pacers’ triumph over Gene Tenace struck out before Epstein Sox gave Moe Drabowsky hb unconditional relewe It iray By attaching_.«r..>lng tha long 10' flaxlbla hoaa to thii W)rtt of tto damned if he didn’t,” said Oakland East Windsor at Ellington Goodrich, who has pulled he new Memphb Tams. baalc Air Raka unit, you hava your choica of uaing tto S I h'laVlCIIIMIIT broke for second on a steal, hoping tole m L nt^eV nd of toe Une for the righthanded rehef Air Raka'a alactlon configuration or you can attach tha pitcher Ken Holtzman, smiling as he sat Plainville at Rockville stomach muscles and wiU mbs George Thompson of Memphb canvaa vac d m — or a diapoaabla plaatlc bag — to Ito alda Whu to do wim M «M Md Tiger catcher Bill Freehan would throw •ntfv port. With a cana handia attachad to tto and of tto d«ELP-0€PEHSf CSeRKI-LBAVe N U S 8 A N D Manchester High School is not as and down Brookfield Street your name in the l^ys. Ed. of­ A N D Y O U more meets to go the team Is Manchester come back to beat Schedules for these periods fice. VOUR SEBlNG'EiB bad as most make it out to be. eleven times before the bell rings guaranteed a witming season. Hall, 17-38. There was much talk MISS TVte UP-M*'0XAJ»/6 S H O U L D With the new ‘open campus’ should be posted in each room Marc Blair is a student teacher O O G HOM E 9 H E A R W H A T for 7th, or before you’re arrested Manchester is led by team cap- going on that Hall was better system and the liberal dress code, and the library. Some of the from Southern Conn. State (0 tfTl HtA. W-TX.IU b .UJ. N t. OW. I O H 3 HE S A Y S for crazy behavior on public tian Jeff Geyer, who has taken a team than Platt. This didn’t scare school does not have to be the property. acUvities are field hockey, soccer, CoU^e. He has been teaching A B O U T /VYY . first place in every meet this the team. They knew that they flag football, basketball and c o o k i n g ! horrendous experience it Or, if you’re not in shape for physical ed. classes, and helping BYPHILKROHN season. Jeff’s best time on had to win this meet and they swimming. The physical educa­ becomes for hundreds of MHS marathon running, try making it coach Danielson with the soccer Manchester’s course of about 3 did. It was the best meet the tion teachers are the advisors. team. >1 students. If you used your im­ around the bottom floor of the miles is 16:01. That is a record for team had all season. Coach Ray­ The faculty team still The class activity for boy’s ed. we/2e I AM “SflASHiN^ ...ANP THIS \6 m agination, you could even make it high school on hands and knees in You'/ee the new course. mond Horton couldn't believe the dominates the Wednesday afto*- will change next week. Senior « B g /MV (N TAe VJAT&Z6 DP wiTM P!2iH(:e fun. five minutes. Sure, these Usually following Jeff’s pace 0UT, SMiSlgy', I 6oesi$ you c a n 't results.Geyer, Moffat and Cratty noon flag football games. Mr. boys will leave the pool and go to T H e F|2gNCM PiVieeA ALAMONPg AT For instance, don’t get tied up suggesUons are crazy, but they Au-TME^e Af?e are sophomores Scott Moffat, took the first three places for Strietelmeier, Mr. Diyeso, and the athletic field, with the option vnrA JAAOoe^ l'amdo(2, W>hi-rB 6Af2LO...VJB ?APXO&WW PtgpAAA^ in that annual rut of 'boredom' will brighten up a boring day. Dave Lemieux, James Cratty and Manchester. company are unbeatable (More of soccer or flag football. The TAB PAND\J$ ^'{0CU... AOerX FLew IN that comes from repeating the Even if you don’t follow my senior Jeff Bucy. These boys Coach Horton is pleased with student power could remedy this underclassmen will change from Mow ^ IM P / ACAfbL^... WMAT same schedule for 180 days of the advice and try the above, at least z - often finish in the top ten places. his team this season. He is really though!!) flag football to soccer. Ml' 0IWNI IS// A WIU? \fiBB\Cll year. Even the most boring, mun­ try something different. It can be TO Manchester’s only defeat has looking forward to having his Boys Leaders Club has been Students are asked to stay away dane schedule in the world can be something different. It can be been to Platt. Jeff Geyer broke super-sophomores come back organized (or the year. Members from the fields except when brightened up; all it takes is a something as simple as spending the school record in that meet, next year; they’ll be unbeatable. assist in the P.E. classes, man the scheduled for physcial education TH.aiK\Q0E L 6TUIT3 MUTT AND J E F F BUD FISH ER little originality and a lot of guts. a study hall under a tree or but Platt followed right behind And so will his team. Php. Ed. office, act as hosts to class, or participating in an activi­ For instance, say you have something as crazy as spending a him. The final score was Platt — Rick Risley visiting teams, and assist at all ty period. sixth period lunch and gym study hall IN a tree. But don’t let eN^o'f £XCVT|M6 seventh. You get bored going school get to you. There are many MUTT, 1 CALLED ^ MES A right into the phys-ed department ways you can enjoy it if you try. MR.BiG M oirm COMING I BIG.IMPRESSIVE D K / V i \ 6 H T ^ < h o c k ! on a full stomach. Besides, you’re Diane K ells^ E ditorial PLAIN JA N E BY FRANK BAGINSKI TO WORK ON o v /E R /j g e n t l e m a n .' VOURELECnot^ n e r e ’s Calendar Of The Week B ie M o u T ri Library Closed... ^/W.-0Cr.2L ''T NOW.' Athletic Schedule Varsity Football Advisory Board Throughout the years, the classes are working there. The —-______i Sat. Oct. 14 Conard Home library has never seemed a high only time you are asked to stay JV Football As adopted last year the Stu­ The student members to serve point in student life. I’m even out is during the first grade story Mon. Oct. 16 Conard dent Assembly has begun on the Advisory Boafd were Home willing to wager that there are hour. The children are told to Soccer And The Band working on the Advisory Board. elected at the second meeUng of some who have never set foot come back in ten minutes when Tues. Oct. 17 This is a group of ten students, the Student Assembly. Along Conard Home into it. During the day, it isn’t the story is finished. Fri. Oct, 20 eight teachers, and two ad­ with Glenn Cooper, President Hall Home likely that more than 10 to 15 The library is maintained for Plays On C«prrl^iCi 1973 Cross Country ministrators to help improve and Ralph Taft, Student Voice people will occupy the seats from the student population. If any All Wo»M Hl|hU Hw»ni»d Tues. Oct. 17 Maloney communication throughout the Vice President the other Away one period to the next.This is not member of the student body is ticing for their performances.” Fri. Oct. 20 Penny When people think of high school. members are seniors Dave Hoyt Home to say that the library is not disruptive in the library, he is The spectators and on-lookers Girls’s Cross Country school football games, they think WINTHROP BY DICKCAVALU The ten students who were and Chris Saunders; juniors Nan­ serving it’s purpose. The small asked to leave. The constant at the football games this year Tues. Oct. 17 Lyman Hall of the weather and toe football Home numbers who are using the closing of a place to do reserch, elected from the Student cy Donovan, Craig Steely, and Avon and players that worked so hard to probably won’t xpect much from Fri. Oct. 20 Home library are using this privilege read a magazine, or take a book Assembly make up the Student Matt Hennigan; and sophmores New Britain perform in front of paying spec­ toe haU time show this year MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY IF I F2L1N FDR PRESIDENT WHBN iM ALIT-IOLySH I GUESS A/Y czauNTRMfe I VVAS GOINQ TOAVAKE SOU Voice Committee. There are David Jacobs, Scott Price, and well but there’s one annoying out is a disruption. tators. The football players get all because of last year, but in my OLD ENOUGH, WILL‘tG U VOTE/DR A/^E? WELFARE IS RBALLV /AORE eecRETAf?v OF s t a t e / three representatives from each Sharon Sweeney. factor involved with trying to use How about sharing the library the glory of the football games, honest opinion and the opinions IMRDRXAKTTHANCXJR FCIBNDSHIR School E’/ents OUR library. with us all from now on. Of of many other people In and out c e r t a in l y ' &EE,MR. MY SENTIAAENTB 1 GUESS SO, class plus the President and the The other members to serve on but little do the onlookers know Student Voice Vice president who the Advisory Board will be Fri. Oct. 20 Dance The time is homeroom. The course if your class is listening to of the other performers who try of the tend is tto t the MHS Band » B O S e , I JU ST JDINHD M Y DEAR, y ABERNATHY, ^lACTO^MYDBAR. BECAUSE 1 BEING VCIUlBE A\V is one of the members from his elected at a faculty meeting to be Sat. Oct. 21 A. F. S. Karate announcements are just begin­ a story, I’m sure we’ll all be to catch their eye.The high school has so far improved many times tMOMEN^Ua ANPX FRIEND... class. held this week. Show ning. “Ding! Ding! Goodmor­ happy to come back in, say, ten as they have averaged out last EXPECT >OUTD UB6RATED band. FROM WORK ning, this is Vera Verygoodvoice minutes? People don’t realize how much year. TRBfifTAAELIKEA So before you decide to make a LIBERATED WOMAN TH ie bringing you the notices for this work the MHS band puts into its AFTERNOON typical school day. All students Bridget Bossidy dash for the refreshment stand FF5CM NOW O J j r performance. When half time IS AGOOD are reminded that most of the comes almost every one retreats with the rest of the crowd, stay I^C T A R T ! drinking fountains are broken. If to the refreshment stand so as not and see for yourself what Costumes Get Star the large congregations around Harold Feats to miss any of those fantastic everyone else is missing. Gary Zito CHOC the few that work are not broken plays in the game, which has C) iw x ^ HCA, IM.. TAI. ■ «•. (U . P A OW. Billing In Fashions up immediately, demerits will be Crosses started by the time they get back, issued." and they don’t even realize the Now for the big announcement. good act they had just missed in Guidance LOS ANGELES (AP) - “The library will be closed The Street doing so. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Kennedy, who was at the CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Costumes of every variety, except preview, particularly praised periods one and four on Tuesday harold feats The MHS band, I must admit I SEE BY THE PAPERS THAT WELL, UH, NOT EXACTLY, SIR, the Halloween kind, are getting Shangri-La suits for men six and eight on on Wednesday, stood on the corner, wasn’t the best band in New Notes ATOMIC TECH IS ONLY A 51Y- HAVE ATERRIFIC DEFENSIVE star billing at this week’s Califor­ designed by Louis. It's a print two and five on Thursday, three and looked three weeks ahead England last year, but they are WHY?.,, ARE 'rt?U Test-Prelim inary S. A. T. POINT FAVORITE OVER THE OUR FULLBACK'S I FIGURED ALL ALONG YOU AND nia Fashion Creators showings shirt reminiscent of the Nehru and seven on Friday and all day in both directions; desperately trying to make a KANSAS PRAIRIE DOSS, AFRAID CAGLE THE DAME WERE TWO MOUTHS (P.S.A.T.N.M.S.Q.T.); Testing m a y g e t u p s e t for next spring and summer. on Monday...Thank you.” smashing comeback this year. DANNY. Wif*' , TOO MANY, EAGY! jacket worn with slacks, and as when he was sure Date — Oct. 28; Deadline — Oct. WHEN HE REALIZES The description applies to Kennedy noted, you don’t have to Not only is that “typical" an­ they were quite far away, MHS Band Leader Andrew 20 (Room 110). College Board S. HE'S THE P A rS Y P nouncement hard to understand dozens of looks — from the classic wear a tie. he raced for the other Shreeves states, “I have much A. T. Testing Date — Dec. 2 blazer suit to boutique nostalgia St eight-forty-five in the morning confidence in tiie band for 1972- side of the street, Deadline — Oct. 26 (Princeton). outfits to movie costumes from but it is downright insulting. but suddenly was run 73. The kids are good players and Betty Gocker Homemaker of the new musical "Lost Horizon." What right do classes have to over by are in high spirits about prac- Tomorrow. Testing Date — Det^ To veteran California dress Club Revived close the library during the day to the next month. 5 Deadline— Oct. 25 ( Room 110). designers such as Michael general use. The MHS library is a c. zinker By a very good showing at the Representative visiting LOOKS Calderon and Fred Rothschild, large one and as I pointed out Judo Club Manchester High School during LIKE IT'S costume is a trim blazer or waist- last meeting the German Club earlier, there are seldom any TIME TO SHUT was revived. Those of you who toe week of Oct. 16 through Oct. YOU L/PRt0Hr long battle jacket over a dress, great numbers of students in it at Forms 20 are as follows: Monday, Oct. tX>YI-WOk skirt or pants. are interested in joining the club one time. Prom HBBFEI should plan to attend the A new Judo Gub has been 16, Newberry Junior College, To the "new faces” of West Surely a class wishing; to use formed, under the instruction of Boston 2nd Period; Brown M.w*. Coast fashion, young boutique meetings and bring a dollar for the libray can share it with those If you notice any bitten finger­ Allan Corbee, and assistance of University, Providence, R. I. at ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN firms as W.W. Duke and Gunne yearly dues. This dollar, inciden­ few who also wish to use it. For nails, baggy eyes, or shakey knees Plant Thief tally, will not be lost to you. On David Nevin. 11:30; Emmanuel College, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF E ditorial Sax, costume means a look of the instance: At Wadell School the — it is bwause there are hun­ / AWRIQHT, BUSTER, L£S MOSEY homecoming bus trips, students Mr. Corbee is a first year in­ Boston MA at 1:00; Tuesday, (kt. ^^^OVBR AN' SAVOUR BOSS/ past. Gunne Sax specializes in library is always open even when dreds of worried girls who want Has Impeccable who have paid their dues, will get dustrial arts teacher. He has 17, Fairfield University, Fair------Q long Victorian fluffery with mut­ to be asked to the prom. earned his second degree Black field, Conn, at 10:00; Wednesday TO OETflELO THB OTHER GUVS ALU *Good Good Taste ton sleeves and apron fronts. a dollar off bus fare. For all you naive boys, and POSITION -S O STANO and yell AFTER Belt in Judo. Oct. 18, Lake Erie College, Chessa Davis, designing for At the last German Club uninformed girls the big Junior OLSON CAN HCK.I EACH Pl a y -B U T OLSON STORRS, Conn. (AP) - PlanU meeUng, officers were elected. David Nevin is a senior at Painsvllle, Ohio, 2nd period; — BUTSOfiAR JUST SITS AND STARES W.W. Duke, has created the Prom is November 11. Manchester High, and has earned Thursday, Oct. 19, Green Moun­ SAINT IVER5 valued at $2,000 have been stolen costume skirt of the year, Cathy Johnson, a senior, was Prom Plans -A LL TENSED-UP' Morning^ So girls, start working on your a third d ^ ree Brown Belt. The tain College, Poultney, Vt. 2nd HAS THROWN from a University of Connecticut "peddler’s cloak skirt." elected president; Scott Johnson favorite boy, and boys, start club consisting of 45 members, Period: St. Bona venture Universi­ THEM back! greenhouse over the past six Inspired by the legends of an­ was elected vice president. Rick 0-0/ Most of the students of MHS Under Way responding to their anxious pleas mostly beginners, meets every ty, St. Bonaventure, N.Y. 8to _____ months, most since classes began cient peddlers who made their Meier is now treasurer for the have t|o idea how frustrating it is before they are already Tuesday and Thursday in Clark Period; Friday, Oct. 20, WeUi last month, security officials cloaks from scrap, Miss Davis club and Dory Herman is to bring matters of great conse­ The Junior Class has started asked...We’ll 1^ watching. Arena. College, Aurora, N. Y. 8th report. invents a color-mad skirt, not of secretary. quence to the attention of the planning and arranging for the Period. Dr. H ow ard W. P fe ife r, scraps, but panels of varicolored Plans are being made to change student body. November 11 prom, “Moonlight Kathy and Barb The following occupational associate professor of biology, cloth, patchwork, strips, plaids the name of the German Gub to TEEN CENTER NEWS . t - , The major purpose of and Roses." Barbara F re e d n ^ (Who haven’t been asked yet) video tapes will be shown In lO - »» said some of the plants were and ginghams. something a little more in­ Saturday night, Oct. 14, Rear e i m ty MU. tm, 7 U. Bh . Mi. M . QM has bran chosen chairman of the Room 110 during next, week; homeriiom Is to gather students irreplaceable and had been the Each skirt has a colorful pet­ teresting. Also, we need a motto Earth, recording artists, prom. All committee chairmen Tuesday, 3rd Period — Connec­ to listen to the dally notices; subject of years of research. New ticoat and they’re all one size. A for our club. Write up your Ideas "Repairs," will appear at Teen 8GT. STRIPES... FOREVER BY BILLHOWRILLA have been chosen and are anx­ Talent ticut School of Broadcasting; however, many classes have specimens would require trips to floating elastic waistband allows for both (in English if you don’t Center for your listening pleasure iously getting ready for that big Thursday, 4th Period — F e U A l \ N 0Fte!..ir/^T deteriorated to the point where It Latin America and the Far East, easy shortening from the top speak German) and give them to from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Adrnlssion is X-RAy W H A I ^ ..n o U\feT&Av ts impotnlble to hear the an­ night. Technicians. W rpO N ‘r'l6c/ 1 RJUL'OPAAfaAN. he said. without disturbing the triple- Mrs. Mclnemy. W anted $ 1 . Y c x j(2 taf=fc C3LC>/A^. The committees and their 5 1 ^ u p r nouncements over the noise. The most recent theft occured bordered hem. More information on the trip to P L M \ r chairmen are: the Decorations Are you mistaken for a no­ UTTLE SPORTS Also, I believe the Importance Monday night and Included a The most unusual act in the Germany: The parents who did ------^ talent slob? Do your friends laugh BY ROUSON of listening Is not stressed strong­ half-dozen large, rare tropical show by far was Jean Louis’ not attend the May meeUng must Committee — Kim Mandly and Nora AgostinelU; the Publicity at you when you give your imita­ ly enough by teachers. Club plants valued at several hundred previews of his dazzling costumes attend Wednesday. Also, those The High School World /O -/ f Committee — Lisa Silhavy and tion of a tap^ancing goldfish? members advertising umcoming dollars. for the upcoming "Lost students who are definitely going Compiled by Students of Mlanchester High School Lorraine Roberts; the ’Ticket Well, your big chance is here. acUvltles, and announcers who Dr. I’felfer said the flowering Horizon." must have $100 deposit in by Nov. SfpiKES must come to school 20 minutes Committee — Kathy White and Try out for the annual MHS ARE plants might have “a great deal of Academy Award winner Louis 15. Subsequent dates for money Co-Editor Sports Editor iP U fim m i early to tape the notices are Cathy Larrivee; the Social Com­ talent show on Thursday, Friday, UN- value as ornaments in someone’s has wrapped the stars, men and will also be announced. Students ANDREA BURR ROBERT WALSH ^ ^ S i L ASKS performing services for you, and mittee— Holly Franklin; and the Monday or Tuesday, October 12, PATRKrric living room...but they mean women. In exotic voluminous caf­ who are going would leave on Co-Editor Art Editor 5 I « 4 0 P 'no CKISIS, they deserve five nlnutes of your Program Committee — Karen 13, 16 and 17. much more to us." He said the tans. He-men like Peter Finch Tuesday, the day after school DIANE KELLSEY ANNACYR |0T |^ ISTKIKPS time. stolen plants were "well and George Kennedy, shown In ends. If school is prolonged you Mlskunas. All acts are welcome, from the Advisor is Mr. Glaeser. Buy Feature Editor Faculty Adviser i m >r H U , \M. So unless you don't mind mis­ chosen , we think it’s somebody will sUU leave on Tuesday. We Great Greaseneck and his singing UlTTM' n.0¥i9N jr p ji-’-' o . film clips from the movie, CAROL LARIVEE ZANE VAUGHAN sing deadlines and the latest who knows what he’s doing. He’s appeared comfortable in the must leave on Tuesday to catch your tickets when they go on sale fleas to Little Long John’s news, SHUT UPl got impeccable taste” flowing garments. the Spring plane fare. and make the prom a success. musical snails. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, Manehester, Conn., Fri.. Oct. D, 1971- PAOENlNKTBWi Help Wanted 3* Help Wanted PAGE EIGHTEEN-: MANCHESTER EVEyilNQ HERALD,Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 18,1972 ticlei far Sale 4S J09T yfA U K Apnrtmmts Per R«iit 53 Apartments Per Rent M W h e n S U t l K L i e WANT’S t o AFTER ALL,PfDltmi ANt TPRIGHTACROSSf euouix) MAN/e-WE RiGur- TAG SALE — Old Slngw treadle FOUR-ROOM apartment,^flrst 'THREE ROOM healed help wanted tewing machine. ExceUeni Seera floor, appliances, heat, panting, apartment. AppUancea. Central The "Action Marketplace" electric tewing machine, central location, security, $180 location. 28 Church Street, • typewriter, Edlaon voice writer, 1 Tlw Economical W ay W l*r« w.Uliq , iklh. monthly. 646-3^. Mancheater. No peti. Security. lAmu orWATWt-Me.: k ,u. „ ^ crib and mattreu, riding lawn $135 monthly. Phone after 5 p.m., Over 15,0.00 Paid Subscribers mower with iweeper and garden MANCHESTER - Five-room 848-1008. trailer, lawn furniture, two aleda. To Advortiso duplex, 3 bedrooms, IVb baths, / -I Over 60,000 Daily Readers other mlicelUineota itema. 45 full basement. $225 monthly plus MANCHESTER - 5 rooms, Kelly Rd„ South Wlndaor, Satur­ security. Call 643-1531 or 640- second Hoor, range, refrlgerab^ 15 wor^, 8 days ...... 81.89 Fast Results ' ■aillliig ■ueklMi, read UetprieU lad liupeclioe gipT rinl ihilL day and Sunday, 104 p.m. 2892. washer hook-up, and garage, $178 lus utlUUes. Secuiiy required, 16 words, 6 days ...... 83.24 SOUP’S on — the rug that Is, to COPY CLOSING TIME FOR ARply i* perwni orry no pets. Call 872-8876 after clean the ipot withb Blue Luitre. g5 p.m. 16 words, 10 days ...... 84.50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Rent electric thanr CONTROltfATICS CORP. $ 1. WOODLAND Pinewood Furniture a 20 words, 26 days ...... 814.66 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'HON $ $ • WEST MAIN ST„ ROCKVILLE, CONN. MODERN ^BEDROOM - A* eqiul epporliwily empleyer MANOR apartment with eq u ip p ed Happy A ds ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday US PIECES pink Depression kitchen, located on bus line and is 12:00 Noon Friday glass and also old Lionel electric B u t 1V4C NEXT TIME you APARTMENTS near convenient shopping. PHONE 643-27U train. Winchester .32 special, TW IT ytHO ALMOST Escrow and lease required. Ren­ fired 6 times. 6434402. CONGENIAL Mancheiter office EIGHT people needed to work 6 RUHS'lOUOOV/N? tal $180 per month. Call The needs clerk-typlat. Diveralfled HOMESTEAD ST. Jarvis Realty Co. 843-1121. Roofing-SidIng-Chimney 16 Help Wanted 3 5 hours a day for 10 days starting TAG SALE — Oak commodes, Auto-Service dutlea, aniwering telephone, October 16, to help In a promo­ OFF W. MIDDLE TPKL Accessories asaiiting with payroll, and light (refinished), single brass bed, MANCHESTER WE HAVE customers waiting for HERALD GUTTERS and roofs repaired EXPERIENCED mechanic days, tion. Round the clock shifts - (polished). Maple coffee tables, PLEASE READ i f ------^— 9 « . Excellent benefits. Call midnight to 6 a.m., 6 a.m. to the rental of your apartment or and replaced. Excellent must be capable of tune-ups and 29, Mn. Hare. plus many other treasures. Satur­ ^ 9 k u ik 0 5 ~ home. J.D. Real E s ta te BOX LETTERS TIRES — Two whitewalls. workmanship. Reasonable prices. eneral repairs, Connecticut HAPPY ADS noon, noon to 6 p.m., and 6 p.m. day and Sunday, October 14 and MILOtSD lULUieK YOUR AO 900x15, used less than 900 miles. « to midnight. Apply in person to 1. 2 and 3-bfdroom luiury apartmtnU. F uturn Associates, Inc. 843-5129. Free estimates. 646-1399. river’s license, references re­ PSRK.I»,CnL. F or Your BERRTS WORLB PART-TIME Gal Friday, for real 15, from 9-4 p.m. Rain date, •all !o wail carpatmt vanity tilt baths, built-in $16 each. Phone 643-5825. quired. Apply in person. Silver Lynch Toyota, 345 Center Street, oven, ranfi. dishwasher, refnieraior and dis­ Classified or "Want Ads" are § estate office. Prefer real estate October 21. 36 Trebbe Drive, Touineifa LAvn 474 MAIN STREET, three-room Information taken over the phone as a con­ BIDWELL Home Improvement Lane Shell, 252 Spencer St., Manchester. Manchester. posal, flK tnc htat. 2 air conditioners, {lass FOUR Chevy rocket slotted rims background. Pasek Realtors, "jtrmvoei op are sitdini doors, all la r|i rooms. Full basement apartment, second floor. Heat, THK HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should Co. Expert installation of Manchester. with tires, $70. Two sets M and H MLS, 289-7475, 7424243. RN’s or LPN’s, 7-3 and 3-11 p.m. MIHOMtltfruWE. storaie area, ample parbmf Startinf at 1175 $128. Security. Family unit. Call close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT aluminum siding, gutters and LARGE grape or rose arbor. 648-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. Slicks, best offer, two-660 Holley trims. Roof inf ihstallation and DIVERSIFIED and challenging shifts. Full and part-time ^ K n e r a T« ili» U. 1. EM. M^-AR n 0VT<7e«c6T” Handy to shoppinf, schools, bus and rall|ious tiser using box letters. Readers Custom maoe using W pipe. facilities APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in carburetors, $80. Roll bar for repairs. 649-64! 875-9109. secretarial opportunity. Typing, WANTED crew In area, for part- available. Excellent opportunity -fLlLlJZj222j552J5225l answering blind box ads who Phone m - m i . Model apartment open for inspection 12-6 SIX-ROOM duplex, centn time for the next insertion. The Camaro, $20. Hurst shifter billing, ledger posting, general time work, weekends only, and benefits. Apply in person. Articles for Sale 4S Household Goods desire to protect their identity traveling involved. Call 646-2669. SI Musical Instruments S3 Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoint­ located. 6494622 days, 643-7 Herald is responsible lor only ONE com petition-plus, $20. Call ROOFING — Specializing office work. Fringe benefits. 643- Meadows Convalescent Center, EXCELLENT, efficient, ment •an follow this procedure: evenings after 6 p.m., 1-749-4130. 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. evenings. incorrect or omitted insertion for repairing roofs of all kinds, new 1131. economical. Blue Lustre carpet HARD Maple school desk, chair, SEWING MACHINES, Singer TWO Ovation guitars, accostic any advertisement and then only to roofs, gutter work, chimneys, SOUTH Windsor reildent with An equal opportunity employer. regulation sixth grade size. $10 a Enclose your reply to the box cleaner. Rent electric shampooer Touch and Sew, $47.50; 1972 Zig- models with case, $150 each. Two MANCHESTER AREA - Four- the extent of a "make good" inser Campers-Trailers cleaned and repaired. 30 years WOMAN attendant wanted for standard size car available, $1. The E.A. Johnson Paint Com- set. 643-2831. Zag, unclaimed law-away, $43.75. in an envelope - address to the Mobile Homes 8 equipped with passenger seat belt Sony condenser microphones, Bum by room modern apartment, lion. Errors which do not lessen the experience. Free estimates. Call laundromat located on Spencer NURSES Aides - all shlfU, pany, 723 Main Street, Guaranteed. 522-0931, dealer. with stands and goose necks and Classified Manager. Manchester to drive handicapped atudent at mature, responsible individuals available immediately, with heat, value of the advertisement will not Howley, 643-5361. Street. Manchester (Patnm (Pathmark Manchester. 649-4501 WOODEN storm windows, cords, $180 for both. Two PA U & R Housing Corp. hot water, appUances, carpeting, Evening Herald, together with a SAVE $500, 1972 Wheel Camper, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Center), for evenings and 8:45 a.m. to school aiM pick up only. Training available for those 32x63’’, 32x74’’, 24x74’’. Storm be corrected by "make good " inser ... SonMon* SINGER Touch and Sew, Uke columns, $60. 875-7943, after 5 alr-conditionins optional, parking memo listing the companies sleeps 8, stove, refrigerator, sink, Heating-Plumbing 17 weekends, part-time. Phone 529- student at 1:15 p.m. for yanspor- who qualify. Ehccellent wages and GARAGE SALE)- Books, door, 32x82” with screen. Phone new, hems, buttonholes, stretch tion portapoti (never used) and may haw you ting home. Call South Windsor p.m. and laundry. $190 monthly. 641^ you do NOT want to see your 9130. benefits. Ajmly Meadows Con­ Beaded Bags, Bureau, Burlap 528-7191. stitches, monoaams, sews on Rentals by 2871, 6444882. canopy. $1,550. Call 875-5600 or SAM Watson Plumbing and a happy o4l Board of Education. 289-W12. valescent Home, 333 Bidwell Bau, Candles, Christmas Candles buttons, fancy deigns. OriginaUy letter. Your letter will be 872-9658. TEAC 4010 SL Upe deck, $375. R oberto. destroyed if the advertiser is 643 -27 1 1 Heating. Bathroom remodeling WEEKEND factory work. Street, Manchester. An equal op­ and L ipts, Christmas Tree, Clay KING size water bed, frame, $399.50, now only $99.65. Easy Pioneer QX-8000 ampUfier, $375. Murdock LOOKING for anything In real KEYPUNCHER experience portunity employer. liner and pad, $70; heavy duty one you've mentioned. If not it and repairs. Free estimates. Cafl Applications for machine Pots, Coal Hods, Delta terms. 522-0476, dealer. Pioneer PL-50 turntable, $200. Realtor estate rental — apartments, MOBILE home, 12’ wide, 649-3808. operators are being accepted for Alpha Numeric, knbwMge of picnic table, attached benches, will be handled in the usual Autos For Salt excellent condition. Must be seen Homecraft 8’’ Tilting Arbor.,Saw. Two Pioneer CS-77 speakers, two 643-2692 homes, multiple dwelUna, no Saturday and Sunday work. Apply Hai 6th Birthday other date processing equipment WANTED immediately, mature Demijohn, Dishes, Fans, Formal $25. CaU 742-6486 after 5. ESTATEIS and household lots to Sansui SP-1200 spoken, $100. manner. to be appreciated. Call 528-3401. 7 7 helpful. Phone Mrs. Rogers, 2 ^ 643-9551 fees. Call J.D. Real E state 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, good BOTTI Heating and Plumbing— Personnel Department, Monday Cl ' MICHELLE women with sales experience, Gowns, Garden Tools, Gloves, buy. Bob Flucklger, 649-3247. each. Excellent condition. WiU Associates, Inc. 643-5120. Prompt, courteous service. Call through Friday, 8 to 4:30 p.m., 9506. contact Olan Mills, 646-U50. TAG SALE — Some furniture, 646^926 Lost and Found 1 condition. No reasonable offer HUMMEL Handkerchiefs, Linens, Long sell separately. 649-3952. refused. Phone, 649-3594. Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 643-496. Iona Company, Regent Street, Formal Gloves, Luggage, Movie glass, bric-a-brac, miscellaneous. CLEAN USED - refrigerators, TWO-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE Manchester. (POOH) RELIABLE male or female to BEAUTIFUL European Health Friday after 3 p.m., until dusk, ranges, automatic washers with LOST — Kitten, black with white Lights for Indoor Photography, Office-Store Equipment 54 THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, — l ‘A baths, fully equipped 1965 LINCOLN Continental, good NO JOB too small. Immediate Love, serve established Fuller Brush Spa in Manchester wants male National Geographies 1940-70, Saturday, 10 a.m. to dusk. 176'A guarantees. See them at B. D. paws and bib, Prospect Street GIRLS Rawleigh, 5-speed white customer, In Manchester. Jeff hot water included. Middle aged kitchen, dishwasher, stove, dis­ condiUon. $695. Call 649-0783. service on service calls. Free WOMAN attendant for Mommy, Daddy, Tracy instructor, preferrably college Oak Flooring, Old Records, spi Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main St., PAYMASTER check writer. posal, refrigerator, waU-t(hwall area. 646-2776, 643-8268. leave bike. Hardly used. Best offer Lemonds, 643-9042. graduate, neat, fit and looking for adults, security deposit, accepted. Call 646-2822 after 5 estimates gladly given on heating Manchester Parkade laundromat, i______and Kimberly______Painted Tinware, Shoe Shine o f Laundromat. Call 643-2171. Used very Uttle, $100 or best carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, message. or plumbing. Faucets repaired or Tuesday and Thursday evenings, a possible career in the health references. No pets. Parking. 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, four- p.m. Box, Silver Plate Flatware, offer. Phone 742^20. May be seen 6-10 p.m. 15^ $225, heat included, children door hardtop, power steering, installed. Water pumps worked 6 to 9 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 Happy Birthday | MALE to make deliveries, business. No experience Steins, Tools, Unpalnted Chests GARAGE SALE — Mahogany NORGE mini-washer and dryer, welcome. D. J. Henry Company FOUND, a beautiful white cat mornings or afternoons or both. School Street, second floor, power brakes, radio. Excellent 1970 TRIUMPH Bonneville 650, on. Complete heating systems, p.m. Sunday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. necessary. Must thoroughly enjoy of Drawers, Wood Basket, Imari desk, chair, golf clubs, books, $100. Call after 4 p.m., 568-7836. Antiques 56 644-1330. with gray patch on head. Call 643- rec roeJms, etc. Call M & M Phone 233-5727 or 232-4222. GERRY I Hourly wages, plus mileage. working with people. C ^ M 6 - vacuum cleaner. Miscellaneous. across from East Side Rec, near 6600. condition mechanically, needs Best offer. Good condition. 649- Love, » Dish, Rosenthal Dish, Bristol Main Street. © 1971 by NEA, Inc. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ECM, 644-2&5. 4260 for appointment. Vase, Majolica and more. Friday Something for aU. Old and new. THREE piece Uving room set, small amount of body work. $1,- 8417, 649-4790. Kathy, John and Chrissy, S MOVING to smaUer home. DELUXE ONE Bedroom 195 or best offer. Call owner, 646- OUTGOING? Sociable? Talk and Saturday, Oct. 13 and 14, 10 Saturday, October 14th, 10-5 p.m. rose color, Uke new. 643-7172. Selling collectibles, antiques, apartment, waU-to-waU carpeting LOST, Man’s gold wedding band, Bill, Maryann, Billy, WANTED - Part-time help for FOUR rooms, second floor, one 4200. 1972 HONDA 350. Excellent MARTY'S Plumbing and easily on a variety of subjects? SALESWOMAN - Pilgrim Mills to 4, 158 Greenwood Drive. 87 Chambers Street, Manchester. many miscellaneous itenu. Call throughout, complete appUaixes. vicinity Bess E to n ’s Donut Shop "It all started, girls, when I realized that there is more Heating. Complete bathroom : Paul and Jimmy g cleaning store and office space. Fabric Department Store is GE, 36”, 4-bumer range, cadet child, no pets. $85. Wesiside condition, 600 miles, must sell. Part-time sales opening for for appointment daily from 10 to Realty. 649-4342. vanity bath. CentraUy located and Hartford National Bank on to life than a career, and began groping for something remodeling and repairs. Free es­ mature woman, a.m./p.m. Call Hours flexible, 5 days a week. looking for mature woman, part- TAG SALE — Saturday, October blue, $35. Very good condition, Main Street, Manchester, 1971 LTD, two-door. Power 649-8417, 649-4790. ft* 7 p.m., 6494319. $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, steering, power brakes, power meaningful to do with my time . . timates. No job too small. CaU 646-2637. Must have references. Call Linda, time afternoons, and evmngs. 14th, at 10 a.m. 895 Center Street, 644-0149 e v e n i^ . 643-2692. Wednesday morning October ; Happy 18th Birthday ^ 646-2830. LARGE Five-room apartment windows, AM/FM stereo radio, EXPERT repairing all makes of 742-7438. Pil^im Mills, 434 Oakland Manchester. THE Pack Rat — Antiques 11th. Please call 547-^048 or 66^ anenester. TREASURE MOVING- Must seU large with attic and garage. Close 4720. air-conditioning, automatic. bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- (BARBARA SQUADRITO| coUectibles and bric-a-brac. Sun­ school, shopping, etc. SectuiW MANCHESTER - New 3- Vinyl top. Low mileage. Ex­ s p ^ s . Manchester Bicycle Shop. TOWNE Plumbing Service, DEAN MACHINE ; Love, n MOVING — Must seU maple upright freezer, formica kitchen day, 124, Flora Rd., off Route 85, bedroom, Duplex, IW baths, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Repairs and alterations. No job COMBINATION-Bookkeeper- beds, tables, lamps, stereo, ois- table and chairs, tools, kwn- and references required. CaU 64^ LOST, Savings Passbook No. 046- cellent condition. Phone 646- : Dad, Mom, Tom, Vicky, NURSES, RNs-LPNs SALE Bolton. 6948. huge kitchen, cellar, nice 7900. 1969 YAMAHA 125, good Services Offered 17 Painting-Papering 13 too small. Prompt service. Phone PRODUCTS ALL SHIFTS, Saleswoman, one who has a basic hes, vacuum cleaner, kitchen set, mowers, snow tires, almost new, neighborhood, $230. 647-9215. 0- 00367- 6 Hartford National 649-4056. 102 COLONIAL RD. Paul and Heidi % knowledge of bookkeeping, is sewing machine ond mis- 650x13. Books, miscellaneous Bank and Trust Co,. North mechanical condition, $225. Call FULL AND PART-TIME THREE chairs, between 7040 1970 MUSTANG Grande, power WASHING Machine repairs, RCA J. P, LEWIS & SON, custom MANCHESTER - 649-5265 good with figures and can also ceUaneous. 9 a.m. October 14th, items. No reasonable offer SIX- room duplex, excellent Manchester Office. Application 649-0665. AIm Lnowa u Tig or Garage Sale. years old. $100 or will sell VILLAGER steering, power brakes, air- Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. decorating, interior and exterior, Flooring 19 sell. Five day week, Tuesday- 143 East Middle Tpke., refused. 742-8613 after 5 p.m. locaUon, couple, two children made for payment...... For Maay iicma, ready lo fiaiili; fix or separately. 875-4359. conditioned, 28,000 miles. Ex­ Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike paperhanging, fully insured. Fi Dim to our rapid growth wo are Saturday, Thursday till 9. Shoor Manchester. APARTMENTS maximum. AppUances, no dogs, 1970 YAMAHA, 250cc, excellent free estimates, call 649-9658. If[ ino HARDINGE Happiness is: cellent condition. $2,095. Phone Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 FLOOR sanding and refinishing, incrouini our profotilonal itaff. Ei- Jewelers, 917 Main St., realore, for your pleaaure. Saall and GAS SPACE heater, $10. Antique 57 Immediate Occupancy $165. Novemba, 633-9057. FOUND, German shepherd, condition, low mileage. Asking answer 643-6362. Tailgating with Wearing Apparel 643-8134. $450. Call 643-9800. West Middle Turnpike, next to speciaUzing in older floors. Inside ctllonl itartini salary, rofular ulary Manchester. big pieces of fvmilure, baby fumilure, LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. sewing machine, $10. PuU-chiUn 5-Room Townbottset, male, brown and grey. Call Dog Stop and Shop, 643-49ll and outside painting. No job too CHUCKERS BOLTONP.T.O. loyi a*d bikes, also dishWare a*d odds Ring beU for sendee. Shiners, screen, andirons, $20. 36" Copper Warden, 646-4555. incroatos, excollint fringt banelits. MINK cape, worn three times, m tlM baths, com­ FOUR-room apartment, 1964 INTERNATIONAL Scout, 9 RICHARD E. Martin. Full small. John Verfaille, 646-5750, (S«t-up and Operate) NURSES AIDE, 7-3, Laurel and ends. FREE COFFEL crawlers, ec. 144 Denting Street, hood with fan, $20. 649-8430. excellent location. AppUances, RAWLEIGH Record 10 speed professional painting service. October 14th, 10-3 For appointmont call Mrs. E. $300 or b « t offer. CaU 646-3965 plete G.E. kitchen, new tires, new clutch, rear-end, racing bike, dark green, almost MASONRY and concrete, no job 872-2222. Manor, 649-4519. Manchester. Wapping Road. after 5. walUoAvall caipctiiif. adult couple only, rm dogs. Persona Is-Announcements 2 too small. Call Ed Wise, 649-4451. Interior - exterior. Free es­ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Saunders, Director of Nursing, 528- and many more new parts. $600. new, $100. 649-7310. Ni|hts and Days. All Benefits. HOTF^JINT electric 4-bumer ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• private basement, November 1st. $1M. 633«)57. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 An equal opportunity employer. 1400, 528-6978. RN Supervisor, 3-11 shift, GARAGE SALE - 50 Woodland stove, in good condition, $40. CaU 643-7375 before 4. Oct. 13 and Oct. 14. II a.nL Wanted to Buy 58 washs-diycr hookap. SOMETHING WRONG? Consult TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, excellent w ^es and benefits. Street, Manchester. Moving, after 5 p.m., 643-5512. MANCHESTER - ^bedroom yo 1970 RUPP Roadster mini-bike. 5 our Maker! Read God’s word, spraying, etc., fully insured. C. AND G. Home Improvement. MANCHESTER - DeUvery - GROWING Tire Concern needs Apply Mr. ’folisano. Meadows everything must go. Charles Lesperance apartment in newer 4-famlly. Wirite now for literature. Bibles 1967 CHEVELLE Malibau, h.p., 2-speed, good condition. Belated Birthday! EAST HARTFORD CRANK phonographs, early station wagon, 6 cylinder, stan­ Licensed. Free estimates. Call Interior, exterior painting and light trucking and package man for tire service and man for Convalescent Center. 646-2321. 137 Henry Street THREE piece bedroom set, 649-7810 Appliances and heat. $180. & Books, P.O. Box 124, $135. Phone 875-7649. wallpapering. Free estimates. GEORGIA WILLIS i| CONVALESCENT HOME banks and toys, antique furniture, dard. Economical, excellent con­ 633-5345. delivery. Refrigerators, washers modern retread shop. Good ManchMer Boats-Accessorits 46 double bed, triple dresser with glass, china, antique clothes and Available December 1st. R.F. Manchester, Conn. 228-M65,after 5 p.m. and stove moving specialty. From Your Friend | 7S1 MklNST.,EaST HASTFOaO mirror, chest. Good condition. dition. Phone 643^55. benefits and overtime. Ex­ An «|u il opportunitv tmplavtr. WOMEN TO - coUect eggs. dolls. 643-6535. Blanchard Realtors, 646-2482. CEILING AND — ceramic tile Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. perience preferred, not essential. Miller Farms, North CovenuV, EVINRUDE outboard motors, $200 or best offer. CaU 742-8720. FIRST FLOOR, 5-room heated RIDE Wanted - WiUow and AAA Improvements — interior 1968 CHEVROLET SS specialist, one ceiling or all, Must be steady worker. Apply in 643-8021. Holsclaw and Mastercraft WANTED — Antique furniture, apartment, off Church St. gas Furnished Apartments 64 Main Street, Pratt & Whitney, convertible, 307, automatic, Services Offered 12 repaired, replaced. Rooms and exterior painting. Radio-TV Repairs trailers, sales-service. Complete LIVING room chair, needs cover, stove and garage, adults only, no Elast Hartford, from Woodland person, Nichols-Manchester 'Tire, BOOKKEEPER — Accountant, TAG SALE - Friday, October glass, pewter, oil paintings or power steering, ^cellent run­ repaired, remodeled. Light Reasonable estimates. State wide Inc. 295 Broad St., Manchester. EXPERIENCED service department, boating $25; kitchen table, 4 chairs, $30; pets, call 643-5555 THREE-room Furnished and Hilliard, hours. 8-4:45. 646- call 1-739-8664 collect. WOULD you like to become a Manchester pubUc accountant 13th, 9-5, 106 Arnott Road, other antique items. Any quanti­ ning condition. 623-1438, 1-889- SHARPENING Service - Saws, trucking. No job too small, HARRY’S COLOR - Television part of a growing warehouse dis­ CENTERLESS - m nder, full- suppUes, accessories, Woolsey boy scout uniform, $7; wine apartment, first floor, aU utiUties 8777. knives, axes, shears, skates, requires bright woman to assist Manchester. Furniture, curtains, ty. The Harrisons, 643-87(19, 165 5307 after 5:30 p.m. special rate. 647-9232. Service, repairs to black and SUPERINTENDENT wanted - tribution center? Immediate busy practiuoner in accounting time, aU benefits. I ^ other need household and miscellaneous paints, Gerich’s Marine Service, barrels, 25 gallons and 50 gaUons, OakJakland Street. FOUR-room, second floor included, older employed. 272 rotary blades. Quick service. CEILING Painting and paper white and color televisions. apply. Apply in person. The 1982 ToUand Tpke., BuckUmd, $10 each. CaU 646-3641 after 6 apartment. Refrigerator, stove. Main Street. Aiitos For Sale 4 married, responsible, opening for male or female as a and tax area. Call 649-2206. Items, toys, old records and much 1971 BUICK LaSabre, custom, 4- Capitol Elquipment Co., 38 Main REWEAVING OF - bums, hanging. $22.50 average room for Connecticut State license No. mechanically inclined, for apart­ Stygar Gage Co., 1445 ToUand 643-2363. p.m. Newly remodeled. CaU 643-5592 St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- papering. Call 643-9112. warehouse trainee — many com­ more. door hardtop. To settle estate. moth-holes, zippers repaired. 000538, Phone 633-1418. ment complex, full-time. Call for pany benefits. 289-7906. ACCOUNTANT Tpke, Manchester. Rooms Without Board 59 after 6 p.m. Houses for Rent 65 iry I 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, Window shades made to PubUc. 646-1188, 9-5. appointment, 528-1300. Medium size CPA firm. WINE PRESS-in exceUent 14’ ALUMINUM boat with oars, MAHOGANY twin bed, and Bankrupt, repossession? HonestHo 7:3(M. 643-7958. measure, all size Venetian blinds. B A C Painting Co. PainUng by D ressm aking 22 $100 or best offer. CaU 742-6486 dresser. $50. Phone 643-8032. WANTED female room mate to MANCHESTER, New 3-bedroom LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, Douglas accepts lowest down, TEACHER Aide — Opening in Manchester, has two immediate condition. Could also be used as a 1965 FORD station wagon, 6 Keys made while you wait. TV experts, exteriors, interior, sprav, share apartment, own bedroom. duplex, I'A baths, fuU private Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, smallestnafle payment, anywhere. Not PART-TIME Janitorial work, Head Start. Preference will be positions open. Minimum two display in a liquor store or after 5. CaU 643-5288, before 12 noon and cylinder, automatic transmission, TWO Handymen want a variety portables for rent, Marlow’s, 867 brush and roll. Reasonable CUSTOM made ladies dresses, mornings or afternoons. Call 649- Situation Wanted 38 HOTPOINT electric 4-bumer basement, fine residential area. parking area. Pleasant con­ small loan finance companympan plan. of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, prices, free estimates. Also given to qualified Head Start years experience in pubUc ac­ restaurant. CaU'643-8030 between after 6:30 p.m.______excellent mechanical condition. Main St„ 649-5221. suits. Bridal gowns and veils. 5334. parent. For further information USED boat trailer, Ult-type, 1200 stove, in good condition, $40. CaU Available mid-November. $235 venient location. Working adults. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and masonry, carpentry. 643-0001. Also hand set fashion jewelry. counting and auditing required. 5:15 and 7 p.m. only. monthly. 278-6819, 525-5884. $450. Call 643-9385 after 7 p.m. call 649-7148. Good opportunity for advance­ MOTHERS — Hourly or dally pound capacity, for 17-18’ boat. after 5 p.m., 643-5512. THE THOMPSON House - 643-2880. gardener’s service. Call 643-5305. M & E Light trucking, attics and 649-1133. child care in my East Glaston­ 647-1020. 1967 BUICK GRAND - Sport ment. Salary commensurate with SMALL folding cot, waffle iron, 15 Cottage St., centraUy located, 1963 CHEVROLET, standard, cellers cleaned. Free estimates. WALLPAPERING and painting GROUND FLOOR bury licensed home. Five miles PORTABLE television, THREE-room apartment. Porter MANCHESTER, 6-room home, 400. Needs work. Best offer. Call LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also interior and exterior, expertly WAITRESS wanted, 11 to 3 p.m., experience and abiUty. 649-5384. never used, smaU doU carriage, la large, pleasantly furnished overdrive, new radiator, $100. Call 646-8663 or 647-9610 anytime. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 five day week. Apply W.T.. GrantGra from Manchester Center. Phone 5porting Goods 47 excellent condition. $^. Phone rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for Street. Parking, heat, utiUties. 2-car garage, r^ecorated, $235 before 2 p.m., 6494875, 563-3385. moving large appliances. Burning done. Free estimates. Tim Cona- call 649-4322. Ideal for newlyweds. 236-0564. per month, security and rental Also 1958 Chevrolet engine, low OPPORTUNITY Co., Manchester Parkade. HOUSEKEEPER for modem 633-7785. 643-9664. overnight and permanent guest barrels delivered. $4. 644-1775. LAWNMOVER SERVICE - ty, 633-7516 after 6 p.m. MORTGAGES, loans first agreement, 649-2813. 1966 LINCOLN, 4-door hardtop, mileage. $150. 649-1608. With eipandini Credit Control firm nursing home in East Hartford. CLEAN, dark rich loam, five BROWNING automaUc, 12 rates. sharpening and repairing. Pickup second, third. All kinds. Realty WILL do babysitting in my home. guage, Uke new. Phone 649-1457 CAPTAINS Bed-couch, with 3 SIX-room duplex, westside, 646-1188, 9-5. 14 who needs auressive man to open PART-time janitor. Apply Apply in Person, Burnside Con­ yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, FORD LTD, 2-door, V-8, air- CARPENTER available, days, and delivery. L&M Equipment Building-Contracting statewide. Credit rating un­ 8 to 5 p.m. Phone 64643-7348. after 7 p.m. storage drawers, green nylon up­ adults preferred, no pets. TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- evenings, weekends. Additions, new accounts, Manchester area. Watkins Brothers, 935 Main valescent Home, 870 Burnside manure, pool and patio sand. 643- FURNISHED Carpeted, room conditioner, disc brakes. Must Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, necessary. Reasonable, Confiden­ Street, Manchester. 643-5171. holstery, two bolsters, 646^4224. house privileges, parking, free Available November 1st. CaU 643- room older home in good condi­ 1969 FORD, XL. $1,195. alterations, repairs. No job too Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, ROOM ADDITIONS - dormers, tial, quick arrangements. Alvin Outstandini commission-bonus Ave., East Hartford. An equal 9504. 7539. tion with acreage and pond. Repossession. Saving Bank of sell, $2,775. 649-9091 after 5:30. opportunity employer. 289-9571. RELIABLE woman seeks 1970 ARTIC Cat, 399 Panther, washer-dryer, working small. Free estim ates. Call Saturday 8-4. garages, add a level, roofing, Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 arraniement offered to (ood closer bookkeeping-typing position with low mileage, exceUent condition. STOVE, divan, good condition. References, $225 monthly. Hayes ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as gentleman, or responsible coUege MANCHESriR Manchester. 646-1700. MERCURY Comet 1967, Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 siding, foundations. Low, low Constitution Plaza, Hartford. plus rapid advancement if qualified to Reasonable. Call 649-1498 or 649- Agency, 64M131. NEEDED experienced real reliable firm, 30 years general printing plates, .007 thick, 23x- Call 742-8352 after 5:30. student. 643-0609 or 742-9868 after automatic, V-8, power steering, 2- p.m. RUG CARE — General cleaning, prices. Bank financing. Add-A- Evenings, 233-6879. hire and train others. Write Director, estate salesman, for our office background. 872-9861. 4109, Saturday 10-3 p.m. 1%9 FORD, 4-door Custom, 6. door vinyl hardtop, new tires. attics, cellars. Reasonable. Call Level Dormer, 289-0449. 32”, 25 cents each or 5 for $1.643- BROWNSTONE Out of Town- standard shift, 302 engine. Best P.O. Bos 4117, Cleveland, Ohio, Manchester office. Confidential DEAN MACHINE 2711. WINCHESTER pump model 97, Asking $550. 742-9118. TREES removed, building lots 649-0541 4-6 p.m ., M onday MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd LICENSED day care mother wiU For Rent 66 offer for quick sale. Call 64^5586. cleared. Fully insured. Free es­ 44123. interviews. Call Len Ferri, At 12 guage to be traded for single NEWLY Decorated room in large APTS. through Friday. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - mortgages — interim financing — Hurwit and Simons, Realtors, PRODUCTS babysit hourly, daily or weekly In shot, lever setion rifle. Call 649- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mmfnrtrthlp hmiRP Rninv ffrouD timates. Phone 872-9433. Remodeling, repairing, additions, SCREENED LOAM - sand, comfortable house. Enjoy group 337 Oakland Straat 1971 LeMANS, 4-door hardtop, expedient and confidential ser­ 646-1117, 289-9525. 102 COLONIAL R D .. Bolton Center, Phone 646-7785. 7578 after 7 p.m. M usical Instruments S3 living. Students welcomed. 646- (R o u t* 13) HEBRON ELEGANT - ^ 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, 1600, T k M Trucking and moving. rec rooms, porches and roofing. gravel, processed gravel and fill. factory air-conditioning, all vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc, 643- PLANT Operations — Openings MANCHESTER - 649-5265 7378. QUIET ADULT LIVING bedroom apartment, full excellent condition. Stereo 8 UNITED Tree Service, Jobs large Specialist in local and long dis­ No job too small. Call 649-3144. 5129. George H. Griffing, Andover, 742- equipped kitchen, dishwasher, track, FM radio. $1,500 or best power, must sell fast. Only $2,- for qualified production and RN — Interesting position MOTHER will babysit in her Florist-Nurseries 48 HAMMOND B3 — organ with Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. 650. CaU 644-1539 owner. or small, tree removal, etc. In­ tance general freight, store 7886, disposal, stove, refrigerator, waU- offer. Call 643-7361 after 5 p.m. sured. Call 646-4622. maintenance people in coating available in Manchester Inter­ home. Union Street near Robert­ Leslie tone cabinet $2,200 and LIGHT housekeeping room Ample closets, heat, hot water, deliveries, appliances moved and DORMERS, garages, porches, Business Opportunity 28 nists office. Duties include TURRET son School. Licensed, Phone 646- CHRYSANTHEMUMS for sale, to-wall carpeting, air con­ rec rooms, room additions, manufacturing plant. Excellent RAILROAD Ues for sale, 8’6” miscellaneous band equipment. stove, refrigerator, linen carpeting, parking for 2 cars, com­ 1968 OLDS, Cutlass convertible, removed. Low reasonable rates. fringe benefits. Pay commen­ assisting doctors, insurance 4447. dig your own, 90c or potted $1.30. 643-9276, after 4 p.m. provided. 801 Main St. 649-9879 ditioning. Magnincent view. 1969 PLYMOUTH two-door. TWO YOUNG married men will 289-5506, 528-4696. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, LATHE long. 10” high, 10” wide. Ex­ pletely equipped kitchen. Alr- Children welcome, $210. Heat Priced to excellent condition. Only $1,395. surate with experience. Apply at forms and phone contact. Ability 29 Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. after 12 noon. excellent condition. Owner, 644-1539. do small repair jobs and painting, siding, general repairs. QuaUty ^ cellent for retaining walls and condltloning & garages optional. and lights included. D. J. Henry seU. 649-3493. office, Albi Manufacturing Con), to deal with public a must. Hours (Sri-up ind Opera!*) 41 decoraUve lai^scaping. CaU 646- "e^r Minneachaug Golf Course^ GUITAR case. $M. Accordjan. also cellar cleaning and light ODD jobs — houses painted, workmanship. Financing SHELL. Dogs-Birds-Pets ______. L3n<-kla 1 *>ll CI'Yk AmrxnlltlAr CALL Co.. 644-1330. trucking. Call 646-2692, 646-3726. available. Economy Builders, a Subsidiary of Cities Service are 9 until 5 p.m., five days a 2739 or 875-3919, for free estimate Paoli, 120 bass, $125. AmphUfier, FEMALE roommate, over 21 1969 FORD Country sedan- interior-exterior. Lawn care. You Company, 98 East Main St., week and every other Satut^y, , Nifhti ind Day*. All Btnelili Fuel-Feed 49 $50. Hi-Fi portable, $25. Phone wanted, 3-furnished rooms, $85 646-1769 872-9690 1966 MUSTANG, 289, V-8, 4- name it, we ll do it. Phone 649- Inc.. 643-6159, 872-0647, evenings. GREAT Pyrenees pimples, and delivery. wagon, $1,700. 643-9812. DEALERSHIP Rockville, Conn. An equal oppor­ with a day off during that week. An tqual opportunity employer. s p ^ , good condition. Call 649- TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees 0758. gentle giants, exceUent pediwee, 649-1608. per month. Call 647-9096. 7373. cut. building lots cleared, trees MASONRY— All types of stone, AVAILABLE IN tunity employer, Business and personal references SENIORS Troop .47, Tag and SEASONED Co r d wood, cord NEWLY decorated 4-room FOR RENT 1964 CHEVROLET converUble, required. Please reply Box ‘‘A’’, AKC, snots. CaU 649-9475 after 5 and half-cord loads deUvered. E. BUNDY silverplated flute, $200 LARGE furnished room for topped. Got a tree problem? Well BOOKKEEPING UnUmited - brick fireplaces, walls, concrete VERNON p.m. Bake Sale, South Methodist apartment, first floor. Available PINNEY BROOK III 1971 DODGE Super-Bee, one of a V-8, automatic, $210. Phone 649- PART-TIME cook. Laurel Manchester Herald. SPECIAL NEED for someone Yeomans, 742-8907. new, used one month, excellent responsible gentleman. Utilities, October 15th, 646-1683. 0758. worth phone call. 742-8252. We do accounts receivable, steps, sidewalks. No job too who loves working with people, Church parking lot. Comer of GardM Apartm«ntt kind. Must be seen. Call 643-7373 small F"ree estimates. Over 20 Manor. Call 649-4519. Hartford Road and Main Street condition, $145. Call 2^5128. parking, private entrance. 643- payable, payroll, quarterly taxes, Ambitious man desired now for ei- has 01)utgolng personaUty and is PUPPIES - free, mixed breed ELLINGTON, CONN. between 1-4 p.m. Ask for Rick. ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of years experience. After 5 p.m. GOOD cow manure. $6 and $12 4944. PLEASANT four-room, first Trucks-Tractors______5 etc We offer quality service at istin{ 3-bay ranch style service sta­ onsible. some college cocker spaniel/terrier. Five (South) October 14 and 15th. Pimwy (H. 7M all trades, reasonable and 643-1870 644-2975 loads. Delivered. Call 643-7804 or BEGINNERS 6-string guiUr, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• floor heated apartment. Stove, reasonable costs.5ts. Call 242-7626 tion located on Route 30 $ 15. This preferred. CaU Mrs. Hymann, male, one female. 643-0919. 1967 PLYMOUTH, GTX, 440, FOUR-WHEEL drive Jeep pick­ prompt. Call 528-8649. TAG SALE — Friday and 649-8731. excellent condition, books cover Apartments For Rent 63 refrigerator, yard, parking. 1 OC®® P« unit offers eicellent profit potential to 646-2321, Ext. 16. Meadows Con­ and picks included $20; Norske 16 $900 or best offer. 643-6271. up, with plow, engine and CARPENTRY - Repairs, FREE kittens, part Siamese. Call Saturday, 10-6 p.m.. Toys, small Phone 643-1795. i O D Month transmission rebuilt, new paint. Painting-Papering 13 the rifht individual. valescent Center, 333 Bidwell Garden P roducts 50 key, 6 chord beginners organ, SUNNY four rooms, $135. VERNON Tree Service — Expert remodeling, additions, roofing. 643-9213. appliances, miscellaneous TOTAL ELECTRIC 1969 VOLKSWAGEN camper, $695. 875-8095. tree maintenance, pruning, Call David Patria, South Wind­ SHELL OFFERS: JACOBS | Street, Manchester. An equal op­ instructions, music books, $20. Appliances, security deposit. 4V*-ROOM apartment, second CEILING specialist — expert Opportunities at household items. 250 West Center ra**i M«m pop top, low mileage. Call 643- cabling, removal, feeding, sor, 644-1796. • Eicellent Paid Trainint portunity employer. PICK your own apples — 646-3209. Adults, no pets. UtiUties extras. floor, heat, hot water. appUances, workmanship. One ceiling or all AKC Beagle, female six weeks, Street. Manchester. $150. 5875 aRer 6 p.m. 1966 % ton DODGE pick-up, V-8, spraying. Connecticut tree license • Financial Assistance Dondero Orchards, Matson* Hill Immediate occupancy. 633-6026. disposal, cellar, parking. Adults, FlraylKa rniH your ceilings repairied and ► SET-UP & OPERATE WANTED — Part-time custodian pick of the litter, excellent area. 529 Woodland Street, South $180 monthly. Available 4-speed, heavy duty suspension, 1622, fully insured. Free es­ WES ROBBINS carp en tr/ • Insurance and Retirement Plan markings, reasonable. 742-7442. AVON bottles, new and old, $175 p 16’' split rims. $600. 649-8737. timates. 872-4513. painted Also interior painting remodeling specialist. Additions, MILLINQ MACHINES • DRILLING for morning. Apply mornings, Glastonbury, 633-2375. Garden P roducts 50 MANCHESTER. New three- November 1st. CaU 649-4864 after and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. • Many more benefits reasonable. Also misceUaneous BRAND NEW 3 roonr condition, $200. CaH'64944L5. rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, EQUIPMENT • PRODUCTION Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center bottles, glass and household bedroom duplex, half of two- 4 p.m. Call collect, weekdays, 528-9404, i]k Street, Manchester. Ask for Scot­ MINIATURE Schnauzer puppy, family. Includes appliances, units in brick and stdney 1959 FORD, 16’ body, no motor, 7 STEF’S, sidewalks, stone walls, bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. AKC, 12 weeks old, salt and items. Saturday 10-5 p.m. 29 Roll 1967 LIGIhT blue Volkswagen, good tires, 5-speed, with 2-speed INSIDE — outside, painting. for Mr. Brophy. MACHINING EQUIPMENT ty carpeting, full basement. $260 MAIN ST., 4 unfurnished rooms, Garden Apartment fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All pepper, reasonable. 872-3283. Street, Manchester. building. Range, 40,000 miles, good tires, excellent axel. Best offer. 643-9585. concrete repairs, both inside and Special rates for people over 65. LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - Ni(hts and weekends, call collect, 1st & 3rd Shift Openings monthly. Call Paul W. Dougan, second floor. Available now. CaU running conchtion. 646-2755. Call my competitors, then call 289-2817, ask lor Mr. Jarvis. BABYSITTER — for nine month FRESHLY PICKED Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 4-8 p.m., 643-6441. refrigerator, disposal, outside, railings, landscaping. new homes custom built, Must have experience In operation of equipment, be able AKC, Beagle gun dog, male, 1970 INTERNATIONAL 1200D me. Estimates given. 649-7863. girl in home during school hours, basement laundry & Reasonably priced. Call 643A)%1. remodeling, additions, rec rooms, Or Write: to set-up own work, read micrometars and acalas, intarpret excellent fall prospect. By ap­ Camper Special, heavy duty drive shop drawings. Beginning Immediately, own NATIVE VEGETABLES MANCHESTER area. 4-room DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - storage, wall to wall TRIUMPH TR-3, 1962. Car prages, kitchens remodeled, pointment only. 742-7442. Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened carpeting. completely reconditioned. Has train, dual gas tanks, deluxe bath tile, cement work. Steps, transportation. 643-5436. GARAGE SALE - 10^ p.m., modem apartment, available im­ apartment at the Teresa SHELL OIL COMPANY tomatoes. Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, M ySi Mty. akMlHttl* M prii been through State inspection, custom trim, low mileage. Call Auto-Service Auto-Service dormers, Residential or commer­ Sunday, October 15th, 51 Phelps mediately with heat, hot water, Apartments, including 742-8352 alter 5:30 p.m. 477 Connecticut Blvd. ► OPERATORS AVON CalUng — Play Santa the Rd., Manchester. Sale repeated Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh carpeting, appliances, parking, appliances, carpets and air- Rtttfvt no(N lor ready for r^istration. 6^2339. Accessories Accessories cial. Call 649-4291. Live Stock 42 East Hartford, Conn. BAR AND CHUCKING MACHINE Avon way this year! Sell lovely because of Uist Saturday’s rain. Native Fruit. storage, and laundry. $190 conditioning. $171 per month. Oct. 15 and Nov. 1 Occuponcy Auto-Service Avon gift Items to friendly people monthly. 649-2871, 646-0M2. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 1953 CHEVROLET, 4Kloor, DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, EXPERIENCE QUARTER horse colt and pony. C A LL Jame$ J. standard shift, good runing condi­ Accessories 7 PAMTICULAK WOUC fO lt PAKTICULAP K O P U additions, homes and near your home, earn extra cash '^STOP at June’s bam sale, buy her 4535 646-1021. Ge$$ay Private Instructions 32 Phone 742-6369. BUCKLAND FARMS tion, $100. Call after 6 p.m., 649- remodeling. No job too small, no to make your own holidays interesting Items, then come to Comer Adams and Tolland Tpke. ATTRACTIVE 4-room first floor RtAt ESTATE brighter. Call 289-4022. 4068. GRAY air Jack, brake bleeder, 43 AUTO REPAIR, INC. job too big. 644-2427 days. 646- ► AUTOMATIC SCREW my house for derics, commodes, (Opposite Caldor's) apartment, stove, refrigerator, NEW three-bedroom duplex, IVk 875-0134 new/rebuilt carburetors, coke 7435 evenings. TEACHER of violin and piano chairs, tables, metal planters, references, no pets, $l4l. 228- baths, appUances, carpeting, no machine, 5’ showcase. available in Manchester at MACHINE-Multl-spIndle dressers, carnival, mby, milk and 3540. pets. Av^lable November 1st. BUI Rttsttr - John Tracy A rticiss for S a lt 45 Miscellaneous car parts. Phone Hartt College, associate principal 4 5 various color depression glass. P u rity deposit. $235 monthly. Personals-Announcam ents 2 FUa - TUNE-UPS - ELECTRICAL N J. LAFLAMME - Carpentry I • OPERATORS Articits for Salo 644-0516. contractor. Additions, at Hartford Symphony, on faculty Sunday 10-6, West Street, 843-5014. OIL - TIRES of Smith College day school. 6 ^ I • SET-UP MAN remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. Hebron, one mile from VERNON TOWERS 5994, I 2nd Shift Opening* Blackledge Country Club. GARDEN TYPE - two- 3 COURTESY CARS PRESIDENTIAL "Whire cost ol llvini Is NSy." STEVEN EDWARDS - bedroom apartment, second AVAILABLE Schools-Classes 33 Good wage* and benefit* MESH play like new. $8. It’s Harvest Time VILLAGE APTS. floor. Includes heat, appliances, Contracting agency. Siding, Rummag Sale Spicious one end two-bedroom iportmenU tN roofing, gutters, painting, interior Apply In perton to Personnel Dept. Phone 643-4 MANCHESTER carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. B l l N G O ELM CERAMICS - 70 East SWEET CIDER leilure fully ippliinctd Kitchens, weU-to wfll HOURS 8 AM. to 5 P.M„ 6 P it. to 9 P.|l. WMkdayi and exterior, masonry, stone, Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646- carpeting, large bedrooms, dining room Center St., Manchester, day and Saturday, Oilet. 14th (Made on the Premises) One and two bedrooms. 8 AM. to 1 P.M. Saturdays steps, brick, walls, concrete, etc. FACTORY made metal utility 1021. living room and -listen to this* heat, lights eveniiw classes, expert instruc­ Immediate occupancy. VFW POST HOME 2046 COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRING Carpentry, remodeling, ad­ T h e ^ r ift) 8:30 A.IM. — Noon trailer, box type, first $60 takes it. ALSO APPLES and BOSC PEARS air conditioning One bedroom 1179: tion. Firing, greenware, wiring, CaU 742-6212. Near schools, churches MANCHESTER — Newer one- bedrooms S709 Who said that the cost •M EAST CENTER ST. ditions. All home improvements, Spontortd by WooMn' I Chrlitiin Fdlomhlp C O M E T O AND PAINTING Foreign & Domestic Cars. paints, suppIlM. 643-0609, 649- Manufacturing and shopping center, on bedroom apartment, private en­ is going up? Children welcome. commercial and private. Call 643- 5524. MANCHESTER 367 OAKLAND ST. MAN(^HESTER 5275, 8-5. Company Church TAG SALE — Rain or shine. 22 bus line. Call anytime. trance. Ranch type. Includes heat Second Adams Street, South. Saturday and appUances, $159 per month. Help Wanted 3S D. J. HENRY CU. EVERY FRIDAY IVIGHT and Sunday, 10-dark. Toys, Botti's Fruit Farm 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 260 Bush Hill Rd. (rear) Manchester 4535, 646-1021. 644-1330 Eariy Bird — 7:30 P.M. HELP wanted part or full-time 1 Jacobi Road, Wait Hartford, Connecticut glassware, furniture, and nils- Read Free Coffee ccllaneous. I Call 643-7604 for Fuller Brush. Your own •ouml tm rItiM M /t Free Coffee H erald Ads hours, 647-1734 after 4. PAGE TW ENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M andmter. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 13,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Pri„ Oct. M, 1872- PAQETWBNTY-OWB Out of Town-For falo Out of Town>For Solo 75 HOUM* For S alt 72 Answer te Piavitui Puixle Housts For Sol# 72 71 Hidden Armament Manchester Area Police MANCHESTER COVENTRY ThiwtFtMdnMm Hebron aluminum tided Ranch. B i^ New Voter Session CLASSIFIED II 2 FULL BATHS II Offtiadbyth* A C B O S a DOWN ment garase, non-developmant. Manchester election officials IB t;unning 1 ----- Ax, In this 7-ro«in Spill tivel. 0sri|t ind 1.3 acres, ivnnutes to I-M, W.800. I Tw o Meriden Men will conduct an 11-hour voter­ Planners Approve newsiwi fcMl,) M lchlnn bullt-lni, will-to-will In the llvini ind Hurwit and Siimoni, RM lim , making session tomorrow! It will 1 Be Indebted ADVERTISING 5 Branches dining roonu. tocitsd In 1 vtry nicf 648-1117, 289-9525. be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. In the PHILBRICK . 9 Cognisant 3 Bullfighter KEITH’S OPEN HOUSE Sat If 5 11 S#MW 4 ------Rebbtt i r t i of M in c k filtr. R vtry good buy. town clerk’s office In the Caron Bros. Plan CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 5 Ready to Call Tony W iiiloftky i l 649-5306 ELLINGTON - Niiw-room Held in Holdup 14Dlacourage KORNER Municipal Building. 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. AGENCY quarrol house, built 1840, fireplacM, 57 appear before the Court of Com- . 15 Triad today. Priced i l $35,900. Rolling Hills, Mansfield Except for a limited session The Planning and Zoning Com­ eamastly (Swdi.) Maple Street, Route 140, VERNON mon Pleas on Oct. 24. Nov. 6, tomorrow will be the Ust mission voted 4 to 1 Tuesday OVERSIZED Cuttam 4-btdroom 16 Conatallation 6 Steep flex Ellington. 875-7117. Two Merltton men were taken Thursday afternoon on Ellington In the writ, Caron Broa. felt COPT CLOSING TOIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 7 See (Fr.) 23 Cravat chance for signing up to vote in evening in executive session to UlM NOON DAT BBFOBE PDBUOAnON Cokmlil bulH 1972, Brst-flow fimlly Sagltta 41 Stupid persona |By Bea Keith ••• B&W*** into custody by Vernon Police Rd,, South Windsor Police that iU final plan had incor­ 18 Library 8 Halt 240ormannama 42 Italian lutme NORTH n o m I-M, t^ e ^ I t N . FoUow ilgni on Rt. 195 toward UConn, Turn right on Rt. 44A. the Nov. 7 election. The Nov. 6 reverse its original decision aiui OMidUM te r te tn rd a j wad Moiidajr la UtW Noon r a d a y room with firtplact, largo bright living lOStrayi TiMikiHIONSIWDHkUitCl Ct. reported. porated as many of tha employe 27Raeearch 44 Night bird COVENTRY—Immaculate Vt mile on left is Rolling Hilli. today on charges itemming from session will be for only those approved the three lot subdivi­ and dining roomi off control hall. lO I^u liar 12 Elude room (coll,) 48 Location IlNitvn - MLS an Aug. 27 azmed holdup of the Mrs.Oppelt wu charged with recommendationi of the PZC 13 King Laar’a MiiKkwte rvklW. MtiKk. I4I.S30S custom built 6-room Ranch. whose eligibiUty rights will have sion plan of Caron Broa. Inc. on CompMa cintom kitchan with bullt- 22 Indolence 31 Cull 51 City on the Many people have failure to grant the right of way, regarding engineering as were 23 Period of time daughter 33 BUI (coll.) Jumiur Fireplace, Vb acre wooded lot. Cumberland Farms Dahy Store matured between tomorrow and Rt. 85 acrou from Rt. 207. rOCB OOOPBBAnON WILL ina, 2Vk baths with marbla vanHIat, 2- Formal dining room, countiy at the Post Rood Shopping Plaza, and il schtouled for court at East feasible and necetiary. BB AmiXlAXBD 28 Collectivs IT Palm leaf 33 Prohibition S3 Cxech river fireplaces, but for some MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- Hartford Nov. 6. that day. Hie commission had voted 2 to DIAL 643-2711 car ovartliad garago, full walk-aut itaka (ver.) 37 ------55 Coagulateitar reason do not use them. sized kitchen. (Jnly $38,000. PaseK Rt. 80, Vernon. Since preUmlnary plana were 88 Operatic tong 19 Target center 38 World War II room Garrison Colonial, 2W Both drivers were treated and To bwome a voter, an appli­ 1 on Sept. 12 in favor of the basamant with sliding glass doon. SO Habitual Some because of health baths, carpeting, double garage, Realtors, 289-7475, 743^43. Oswald Houston (also known as first brought to the PZC last Many aitras Including custom drapas, 29 Compass point 20 Roman har- group (ab.) practice released at Manchester Memorial cant must be at least 18 years of subdivision; however, three con­ C o n r in iw d From Pioeodinfi Pago 30 Flexible band veit goddeu 39 Viper 58 Negative (ab.) quality construction. Richard James Wright), 27, and Arturo March, the commlialon memberi shadas, washar-dryar, rafrigarator and reasons or just because they LEBANON — Ultra modem 6- Hospital, police said. The Cohen age, a U.S. citizen and a curring votes were necessary and of leather 21 Tiny mark 40 John (GaeUc) 59 Sigmoid curve Martin school. Hayes Agency, Acevedo, 24, were charged with Manchester resident. thus the subdivision was denied. have questioned whether ade­ more, plus viaw of tha Hartford 38 Slight don't like a dirty fireplace. room Ranch with 8 acres of car was towed from the accident 646-0131. fint-degm robbery and lecond- Following the meeting on the quate drainage and aewau . Out of Town- Houses For Sato 72 skytina. depresaion r - S r J" r r The perfect solution is to privacy, cathedral celling In'living scene. LJ_ room, formal dining room, i degree larceny on a Circuit Court 12th, Caron Bros, filed a com­ systems could be inatalled in the F o r R a n t 66 34 Protective 1 10 II purchase an electric log. clothings IS IS bedrooms, IVb baths. Ideal for 12 warrant. plaint against the commission area. MANCHESTER SIX - room 36 Island group This gives the same effect THE TAJ^MAHAL They are scheduled to be At last Tuesday’s commission ROCKVILLE SUNNY - smaU 4- Colonial C ap, full shed dormer, GARRISON COLONIAL S-aitra largo u II horses. $40,000. Marge Greene sununonins the commission to in tha ^ Ific and also makes the room Realty, MLS Realtor, 1-433-6316, presented In court at East Hart­ meeting, Attorney Bruce KakNn, room apartment, on second floor, IVi baths, 3 bedrooms, front-to- rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, largo 40 Doctrine 18 it ain't—but look at the B olton IT r r 1-429-5146. ford today. representing Caron Bros., re­ near center. One child accepted. rear living room, large kitchen Kraanad porch, garago, handy loca 43 Aria d a ----- look cozy on a cold day. price — 523,90011 $110 monthly plus security and dining room, garage. C to 45 Signs of so il !SS- IT H On Aug. 27, two men with black quested the PZC to reconsider its tion, $31,900. reverence 1. ElAST SIDE, six rooms LEBANON — Brand new 6-room Police deposit. 1-684-4331. Bon Agency, 643-0683. | HT H six Roonu Convtnitnl atockings over their faces, one of Clowns and Craftsmen decision to deny approval ea- 48 Winglike part with extra large walk-in modular home, kitchen Includes peciaUy taking a vote with aU five 47 Is aware of ■ Full Mile At Storms, Sertoni them carrying a long-barreled ROCKVILLE — 3-room KEENEY STREET - area - U closets. Formal dining room. stove and refrigerator, dining hand gun, held up the Report m em bm present. apartment with heat, hot water, GARRISON COLONIAL 7 years old, 49 Tear room with glass doors onto deck, A ttractions at Fair Recently listed, this relatively 50 Ibaan heroine $4 f r Cumberland Farms store, Ver­ As was the case at the stove and refrigerator, |12S. modem kitchan, formal dining room, ST SI w New amesite drive. Asking 3 bedrooms, rec room, 2-car gar­ new Raised Ranch on a % acre 32 Troy non Police reported. Gowns, a handwriting analyst, A snack bar will sell hot dogs, G n driven by Marion Giuca, September meeting Charlei Adults only, no pets, parUng for lot, 3 bedrooms, m baths, gar­ first-floor family room, 24’ living 54 Important 41 526,900. Make us an offer. BELFIORE AGENCY age, one acre land, $31,000. The pair put the store’s clerk in and craftsmen selling their wares hamburgers and soft drinks at 16, of 49 HoU St„ and Mildred A. E^ton was again the member in one car. Security deposit re­ age. Immediate occupancy. room with firaplaco, 4 bedrooms, paraon (coll.; Realtors 647-1413 Marge Greene Realty, MLS 48 ■ T o r 2. COLONIAL. Large treed a cooIot and ripped the phone off lunchtime, Mrs. Shepardson said. opposition. He had expressed quired. Call 643-9678. Priced to sell at only $37,900. T. garage, level lot, nicely landscaped, 2 wda.) Realtor, 1-423-6316, 1-42^5146. will be highlights of tomorrow’s Berson, 58, of Bloomfield, were 57 Archaic IS lot. FOUR bedrooms, the book before leavii^, police flea market to be sponsored by Proceeds from the flea market in coUision at 1 p.m. Thur^y at strongly that he was not “In favor J. Crockett, Realtor, M3-1577. 200’ frontage. S41,900. pronoun CALL U S-W E WORKI ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. ■ fireplace, big kitchen, gar­ COVENTRY — Panoramic view ■aid. It was not known if a get­ the Bolton Parent-Teacher will be used to support PTO E. Middle Tpke. and Parker St., of areas of open drainage to the 60 Meet painful 84 1? u u ADULT AND RETIREIHENT HOMES large and beautiful 3V% rooms, SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, 61 Sea birds age. Mid 30’s. from this lovely 7-room Garrison away car was used. Organization from 10 a.m. to 3 projects. Including the Manchester PoUce reported. brook’’ and expressed concern one-bedroom apartments, heat, beamed ceilings, paneling, two CAPE modern kitchan, formal dining 62 Drinks made 80 81 Colonial. 4 bedrooms, formal Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with no extras The amount of money taken p.m. on the school grounds. scholarship fund. Both cars were towed; no in­ with future maintenance and up­ Lots-Land For Sale 73 hot water, all appliances in­ baths, family room, garages. room, firoplaca In living room, dan with malt 3. STRAIGHT RANCH with dining room, fireplace In living to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are built to American was not specified by police. The The clowns will be handing out Rain date for the affair is Oct. keep in the area. 63 Farm juries were reported. cluding dishwasher, disposal, Sweeping views. Privacy. and 3 bedrooms, hand split shingtas room, l ‘x baths. Immediate oc­ charge of second-d^ee larceny balloons and lollipops in a l ^ t h 21. In reversing its decision, the carpeting, pool and your own products _12 brand new delightful MANCHESTER RURAL - half Standard Association’s Code A119-1 or above. Miss Giuca was charged with Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- for siding, level lot with bluabwrias cupancy, $30,900. Marge Greene involves the theft of property or sponsored by the Democratic Voter Session Tomorrow PZC stipulated that “the Issuance private terrace in c o u n ^ setting. (HIWSPAM* INTlePXISI ASSN ) kitchen. Family room on acre, $6,500. Andover- Realty, MLS Realtor, 1-423-6316, Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and planning on making an improper left turn. 5324. and apple trees. Handy location. services valued at more than Town Committee, while the The last voter-making session of building pm nits be subject to $165. Rockland Terrace main floor and rec room in Overlooking lake, 82,200. Coven­ 1-429-5146 each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful flowering shrubs highlight Mrs. Berson was charged with $29,900. Housts For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 $S00, according to the state penal handwriting analyst, Polly Foxe, before the Nov. 7 election will be approval of the sanitary systems Apartments, 872-6360, 529-6586. basement. IMi baths, 2-car try. Half acre, excellent area, this development. signal device violation. Giurt MANCHESTER $3,500. Tolland,-acre, $3,900. COVENTRY — 4-4 duplex, shed code. will be featured in the held tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 8 date is Oct. 30 at Manchester. by the state sanitarian.’’ RANCH—Living room with fireplace, MANCHESTER AREA - garage. Plenty of storage. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. p.m. at (^nununity HaU. Voten ROCKVILLE — Two-room custom built, 3-year old, U&R dormers, one vacancy, good con­ Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory that pre­ Republican Town Committee furnished apartment, utilities in­ FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL modern kitchen, dining room, paneled FALL VALUES Treed lot—Buckley School Correction The Board of Admission of Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, large $24,900—Coventry — 7-room Capo. 3 dition. $21,500. Westside Realty, built and mobilehome living is practical and enjoyable for couples. We do not COVENTRY booth. A 7 p.m. Thursday accident on cluded, $30 weekly. Four rooms, Priced for quick ule. Ideal for itirter den, beautiful park-like lot 250' deep. area/Priced in 30’s. VERNON 4.8 ACRES - Heine Bushey, 45, of Mansfield, Due to the exchange of a few Electors wiU hold its final regular country kitchen with sliding g t o or 4 bodroomt, 1'/) bathi, aluminum 649-4342. recommend this type of living for people with school children. Persons wishing to buy or sell New ^ t e Rd., north of W. Mid­ appliances, yard, $115 monthly home or budfot minded family. Good $26,900. commercial zone off Route 83. was charged with three counts of winter sporting goods will be letters of the alphabet, Atty. voter making session tomorrow yard for children, yet easily main­ doors to extra large sundeck, siding, fireplace and garago. 4. BRAND NEW Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti dle Tpke., involved cars operated plus5 ...... uUliUes. 872-0359, 7:30-9:30 finished rec room, finished laun­ SOUTH-EAST Windsor Une - 5Mi- PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUR LIVING issuing a bad check, Coventry ' directed to the fair’s used spor­ Richard Barger of Hebron was by Suun B. Prusaezyk, 36, of 167 from 9 ajn. to 8 p.m. in the Town p.m. tained. You can be in for the holidays. RANCH on three acres with 11 large COLONIAL. 1 block off of E. Agency, 643-5363. room Ranch. Redecorated, new misnamed *>’Garber’’ in the ac­ rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, family dry room, cathedral ceiling, $25,900—Manchostor — 6-room The sophisticated home owners who live in our country club development are kind, Police reported today. ting goods booth, according to Laurel St., South Windur; Nancy Office Building. Only $29,900. Call Ann Hunter, for an fieldstone fireplace, new wall-to- Center St. V/» baths. House carpet, $27,900. Barlar Realty, The charges were lodged fair co-chairman Beverly count of the Board of Appeals Under the new state re­ To l l a n d Green — lamege 3V4- room, 2 kitchens, could be ideal for Cape. 3 bedrooms, don, largo kitchen, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large per cent of whom are professionals. J. Moriarty, 16, of 31 Gardner St.; appointment to s m . 649-5306. wall, on large wooded lot. End of yet to be completed. Buy 289-7726, 644-1221. against Bushey Thursday night on Shepardson. She asks that per­ hearing in Wednesday’s herald. quirements voters may be sworn room apartment in oldId Colonial in-laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 regula­ and dining room, fireplace, lovely Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the kind of people you may have always and MadeUne A. Rice, 16, of East cul-de-sac. Low 30s. Principals wooded lot. now and order your own Out of Town-For Sale 75 a Circuit Court 12 warrant. sons wishing to sell items tag Hartford. in up untU Oct. 14 and any person home. Many lovely individual • •• B & W ••• tion dog kennels. only, 646-2059. STORRS — Close to UConn, wanted as friends. Without sacrificing standards many of these well off people are features. Not far from Exit 99 at colors, kitchen and bath C ourt d ate Is Oct. 30 at articles with the natne, address Miss Moriarty was issued a who is a resident of Hebim on or Tin BUROWS SNO BMlLaCE Co. spacious 8-room Raised Ranch, 1-86. 875-1925. SEVEN-ROOM Split-Level, large living $26,500—East Hartford — 6-room EAST HARTFORD - By owner, saving money due to the economy of retirement country club living. They use the extra Manchester. and phone number of the owner, McGovern before Oct. 14 is eUgible to HotHon - MIS accessories. Priced in 30’s. eat-in kitchen, formal dining written warning for faUure to room with firepiKe, beautiful family Cape. 3 bedrooms, nice living room ideal starter or retirement home. room, fireplace in Uving room, savings for Mps, investment, sending grandchildren to college, etc. and the price desired. She notes grant the right of way, poUce become a voter. Mandmlw BartiOi, Manch. MS-S30( Six room (2 unfinished) excellent ’TOLLAND — Near 195 and 1-86, room, IVi baths, wall-to-wall carpet MANCHESTER and kitchen. Newly pointed. Foil tape can create a shiny paneled family room, 4 Edward E. Famham, 21, of that there will be a 5 per cent Peace Plan said. After Oct. 14 only those four heated rooms with sundeck, Verplanck Area— Mr. Clean, 6- condition, Cape. Plaster walls, bedrooms, 2-car garage, wooded C L U R H O U SE » SAUNA — P O O L WUlimantic, was charged with handling charge on all items sold. residents who become 18 GREEN MANOR — 6 room and many eitras. Garage, large $29,900—Glastonbury — 5-room look for inexpensive dime- fireplace, garage. Beautiful lot. The Prusazyk car was towed. stove, refrigerator, carpeted, room Cape. Garage, Priced to sell yard. Immediate occupancy. $39,- The recreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniversaries, bingo, third-degree larceny on a warrant Pottery Booth between Oct. 15 and Nov. 6 or swimming, skating. $185. Call Ranch, 3 bedrooms, garage, wall- wooded lot with privacy. $37,500. Ranch. Immaculatt, 3 bedrooms, one store frames. It’s also great Convenient to bus, church and No injuries were reported. to-wall carpeting, appliances in­ 000. Marge Greene Realty, MLS suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, bii^day parties, etc., are the order of the day. served '^ursday night by Coven­ Doris Hanford of Uynwood Dr. Criticized those who move into town 8754802. at 527,900. king-sized...Large carpeted living to cover old attic finds and shopping. Asking $26,500. CaU cluding washer and aiyer, new oil RANCH—Immaculate condition Realtor, 1-423-6316. try Police. will be showing and selling some between these two dates are eUgi­ Waddell Area—Clean, 5-rooin room w/fireplace and garage. Lovely junk shop surprises, in­ 528-5395. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no one will bother you. If you want to visit, HARTFORD (AP) - David M. Behrman, 17, of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• burner, porch. Immediate oc- throughout, eat-in kitchen, formal you n ^ never be alone. This is living at its very best. Court date is Oct. 30. of her pottery at the fair. A RepubUcan State Chainnan J. Hebron Rd., Bolton, was charged ble to become voters. cupan^. Priced to seli in mid dining room, large living room with Colonial. Garage, porch, beautiful private wooded lot. cluding frames, boxes, can­ WILLINGTON — Immaculate 8- Business Locations- 17 ROOMS in Vernon, just over member of the Society of Connec­ Brian Gaffney said today with third-degree larceny on a Menu 20s. Direct from owner, 649-3329 treed lot. Owner anxious. Asking dle holders and a wide room Split level on 2.6 acres, For Rent 67 fireplace, 3 bedrooms, garage. Bolton Une. We have just Usted a LOW PRICES ^ EASY FINANCING John Venleewen, 19, of ticut Craftsmen, Mrs. Hanford Circuit Court 12 warrant served The menu at the elementary after 4. assortment of what have carpeting in Uving room, deck, Democratic presidential can­ $28,900. 531,500. FOREST HILLS small estate with 6 acres plus 17- formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, The cost is extremely low. Easy financing — No extras to buy — No gimmicks — No Mansfield, was charged with in­ has studied at Worcester Craft didate George McGovern ’Riursday night. PoUce said the schools next week wUl be ; CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if Bowers Area—Immaculate 6-room New homes being built by you’s. room house, 8 or 9 bedrooms, family room with fireplace, pan­ toxication and reckless use of Center and at West LaiK Pottery. delivered “the same old sur­ charge stems from the aUeged Monday; American chop suey, ou’re looking for office space, ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Large RAISED RANCH— 7 rooms, formal baths, full basement, full attic. points — No closing costs. c a r th y eled office or fourth bedroom, 2- highway by a pedestrian She was an exhibitor at the Hart­ render speech with no theft of tires and wbeeb from a cole slaw, peaches. Fl'rom 200 souare feet to 10,000 bam, acerage, sweeping views. dining room, eat-in kitchen, living Cape, fireplace, carpeting, garage. JAMES A. M C KEITH REAL ESTATE Built with the best of materials in Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Call for your home car garage, $39,900. Marge Thursday night. ford Arts Festival held on guarantees” when he outlined his vehicle at S & S Buid: of New Tuesday; Ham grinder, tomato square feet, noth new and u ^ . room has cathedral ceiling, large Upper 20’s. IS AT YOUR SERVICE 1926. Also has swimming pool, 5324. Greene Realty, MLS Realtor, 1- For charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value In low cost Housing contact for Police said Venleewen was ' Constitution Plaza in June. plan for ending the Vietnam war State Rd. and cheese, garden salad, 643-1577. master bedroom, family room, floor- Bowers Area—7-room Colonial, 24 HOURS A DAY porches, elevator, etc. Must be 423-6316, 1-423-0455. seen to be appreciated. appointment. . . Mrs. Smith, Rolling Hills, 429-1391. Mr. Olson, Main Office, 247-5209. found walking on Rt. 275, Coven­ Another craftsman at the fair in a television speech Tuesday Behrman was released on his oatmeal raisin cookie, MANCHESTER - Six-room to-ceiling fireplace, I'A baths, l ‘/i baths, family room, patio, R.E. MERRITT AGENCY 7 DAYS A WEEK try. will be Bonnie Kelley, who will applesauce. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Immediate occupancy. T.J. COLUMBIA — Nicely decorated night. written promise to appear in newer Cape. Dormer, IV t baths, aluminum siding, 2-car garage, acre Colonial decor. Asking 534,900. REALTORS 646-1180 So do stop in at our office Court date is Oct. 30. sell her silk screen creations, Wednesday: Beef and bacon square feet, will divide. Suitable Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 5-room Cape, with 3 bedrooms, “AU McGovern did was to court Oct. 30. for manufacturing and fireplace, spacious rec room, gar­ lot with privacy. $35,900. including note paper and Christ­ patty, mashed potato, buttered age. Top location. Only $29,900. FRECHETTE ft MARTIN or call walk-out rec room, patio and Malsi O ffice repeat the same proposals that warehouse. 1-748-5634. East Hartford - 7 room sprawUng SOUTH WINDSOR mas cards. com, pears. Playes Agency, 646-0131. TWO FAMILY—5 4 , immaculate con­ Realtors $28,975 ATTRAfTTIVE 3- large in-ground swimming pool. R a a t e ! • he’s been making from the start,” Larry P. Howel, 24, of Sebas­ bedroom Ranch, antique Ranch, 4 bedrooms, sunken Uving All on approximately one acre of Cars driven by Phyllis Cohen, Many area residents have Gaffney said in a statement. He tian, Fla., was charged Thursday Thursday; Hawaiian chicken dition throughout, new root, exterior 647-9993 Keiilt room, garage, parklike yard. High StaathlogtcB DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, cabinets, ceramic tile bath, land. Many built-ins and extras. 23, of Bloomfield, and Amie M. rented booths at the fair where said McGovern was “hoping that n i^ t with intoxication. Police salad, potato salad, bean salad, beautiful, spacious, excellent recently painted. Good investment 30s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. E K H R l •2 S -0 3 1 7 sundeck, newly painted, large lot, $33,900. Marge Greene Realty, Oppelt, 43, of 682 Ellington Rd., they will be selling attic treasures the aura of national ^ e ^ o n said the charge was lodged in gingerbread and topping. location, first floor, all facilities, and return. Secondary financing trees. Hutchins Agency Realtors, MLS Realtor, 1-423-6316, 1-429- • and white elephants. Friday: Grilled cheeie parking, reasonable rent. 353 ENJOY YOURSELF! TWO-family, 5-5, two new Real Sstate Swth Windsor, were in collision would make them more palpable. connection with an aUeged Qght available. Close to bus line. $31,500. 649-5324. 9018. sandwich, split pea soup, carrot Center St., 649-1680, 649-3549. furnaces, complete copper 172 EAST CENTER ST. H a r tfo r d Obviously, he faUed.” at the Don Willis Garage, 18 You’ll find charm and convenience QUALITY THROUGHOUT-Can’t be tubing, excellent condition. One BASKIN and celery sticks, strawberry MANCHESTER-Two-famUy, 646-4126 - 649-1922 VERNON — 5'/i-room Ranch, First in Retirm ent Home Villages 247-S24»» “Does McGovern reaUy beUeve St. ACROSS Bolton Notch shopping plus prestiie and pleasure in this 4- built today with these features at this floor vacant. Call Towne Real good condition. Two furnaces. that once he has deUvered to the Howel was released on a $25 shortcake. bedroom home with baths, family Estate, 6494056. Real Estate excellent condition, fireplace, Center, office and business space, price. Large oversized master Two-car garage with amesite "Thtre’s no homo like the one good neighborhood, well North Vietnamese everything cash bond for court appearance Manchester Evening Herald in modem building, entire or sub­ room, eiquisite kitchen, lar|e closets, bedroom, oversized living room, huge drive, priced to sell. Call Mitten MANCHESTER NEWER - 6- TWO-two families — Main Street. you own.” landscaped, completely finished W anted-Real Estate 77 they want they will uncon- Oct. 30. Hebron Correspondent Aue divide, large pav^ area rear, double t*Ta{e. Well built and well eat-in kitchen, all built-ins, Formica Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. room Colonial, 3 large bedrooms, basement, many extras. $32,900. ditionaUy release our POWs?” storage building. 521-7378. Neat 44, two family across from MANCHESTER + 6-room Ranch, 53rd Assembly District Emt, Telephone 228-3971. kept. You'll like the house, the loca­ cabinets, firepiKed family room, l '/2 baths, formal dining room, Must be seen. Owner-broker. 643- ONE TO — four-family homes Gaffney asked. Edward S. Opalach, 49, of 228 St. Bridget’s Church, selling for front-to-back living room, ex­ fireplace, garage, wall-to-wall tion — and the price! Worth your time spare room, large Ule bath, large MANCHESTER 7193. urgently needed. Buyers demand B. Middle Tpke., was charged APPROXIMATELY 1,200 square $30,900. Centrally located 5-5 flat cellent condition, convenient carpeting, treed lot, nice to investi|ate. closets, 2-car garage. $37,700. with 2-car garage, 3'/2 baths. One "HOW SWEET IT IS" action. CaU the Paul J. Correnti Thursday night with intoxication. Two Programs feet, available in shopping center. location. Low 30s. Paul W. neighborhood. VERNON-Ellington Une. Four- Call Len Ferri, at Hurwit and of the nicest and cleanest we’ve If you remember lackie Gleason’s Agency now 643-5363. Cromie Continues Thifault Explains Legal Notice He was released on a written GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AII brick. Ten Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. bedroom Cape, formal dining Offered Girls Simons, Realtors, 646-1117, 289- ever listed. Both apartments va­ slock phrase, it would fit our 7-room VERNON — 4 acres, beautiful view, NOTICE OF HEARING promise to appear in court Oct. R. F. BLANCHARD rooms, four large bedrooms, beautiful cant upon sale. T.J. (Trockett, room, full shed, huge rooms. HAVE Potential buyers looking STATE OF CONNECTICUT 9525. aluminum sided Raised Ranch. Built- stone Ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. so. Realtors-HLS 646-2482 entrance foyer. Two fireplaces, 2Vi Realtor, 643-1577. High, well treed lot, city water, for 4-room house with IVk or 2 COURT OF PROBATE The Manchester Recreation ins, IVi baths, fireplaced living room, A Hack on Meskill His Platform Court of Probate. Diitrict of Hebron. For the finer homes. baths, two-car garage. Sun porch. In INDIAN sewer, U/2 baths, all appliances. baths, Manchester or East Hart­ Department is offering as part of rec room and a 2-car garage. Absentee MANSFIELD — New Raised Ranch. 3 environment for these new District No. 17. Salvatore 0. SiPala, 17, of 65 mint condition. Immaculate. Won’t last at $28,- ford. CaU H ^ler Real Estate, Placing himself in the comer of E S T A T E O F FREDERICK G. its winter recreation program a W anted to Rent 69 owner will sacrifice at S36,900. J. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpel homes.” Walker St., was issued a sum­ STILL SUMMER 900. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609. 643-6624. Richard Gomie, Democratic thousands of dollars of state labor and industry, Charles ROWLEY, LATE OF THE TOWN OF girl’s volleyball and basketball Gordon, 649-0306. throughout, V/i baths, garage, family Education, “State government HEBRON IN SAID DISTRICT mons Thursday night charging 11.8 ACHEIS, solid 6 room TEN ROOM—Contemporary Ranch endorsed candidate for the 53rd business on a no bid basis to the Thifault, Democratic chaUenger program. These programs will be GRANDPARENTS visiting need LOOKING? will soon be here. Enjoy the room with fireptace. BOLTON — Rooms to roam in, 12 with federal aid, must assume the DECEASED him with failure to obey traffle Colonial, birch cabinets, ceramic family of RepubUcan State Chair­ lor the 53rd District nomination, Date ol Order, October 12,1*72. for two age groups, 10-13 and 14- living quarters on or about with 3-room studio apartment or in­ • • • B & W ••• of them with 3 Vo baths. If space is district, today lashed out again at control signal (red light) at Main tile bath, barn, good swimming, colors on this lovely treed lot in a GLASTONBURY - 6-room Cape. man Brian Gaffney.’’ major cost of public education in Petitioner; Vemelle Rowley, Executrix; 17. These program will only be November 1st,, for several law suite, over \'h acres of land with Then take the time to Inspect this your problem this home has it Gov. Thomas MeskiU and vowed has vowed his support for the Date of Hearing, October 17, l972, Time of fishing, $45,000. Hutchins Agen­ Th« BARROWS AND WALLACE Co. beautiful area. Oh, yes, a four These practices can be rectified the state.’’ St. and W. Middle Tpke. Court offered if there is sufficient in­ months. They would enjoy caring a view, redwood construction. Large gracious S'/i-room Colonial. You’ll XtiHort - Mis Beautiful yard, dining room, living and at a price below replacement Hebron to support a legislative program employment of more women in Hearing, S p.m.; Place of Hearing, Gilead cy, Realtors. 649-5324. bedroom (kHonial with 2V5 baths Also, “the creation of a Com­ Street. Hebron, Conn. date is Oct. 30. terest. Registration for both age for home for Florida vacationers. Ihermopane windows. $48,500. find everything one could wish for in Mancimter Parkidf, Mancli. 649-530S room, 3 bedrooms. cost. Call us. Fiano Agency, 646- which would assure state with the election of a higher education; higher paid Please caU 646-2464. and a 2-car garage goes with it! mission to devise a state grant Upon Ihe applicaUon of the petitioner groups will be held at the West a home, plus a most desirable loca­ 2677. employes of their basic job rights, Democratically controlled positions as in the federal govern­ praying that she be empowered to sell at MANCHEISTER Commodious WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! Thinking of Out of state owner wants fast TOLLAND — 6-room' Cape, 2 full program whereby expenditures About $300 has been stolen Side Rec gymnasium, 110 Cedar tion. Priced in the low 50s. School “placing civil service above general assembly, Gomie con­ ment and caUed for investigations private sale and convey such Real Estate or four-bedroom older Colonial! PRIVACY—Large Raised Ranch, sale on this 9-room beauty, and baths, 4 bedrooms, rec room with for local education are based on part thereof as per application on file more from coin washing machines at Unbelievable until you inspect! Selling your property? Call TODAYI two baths, paneled recreation ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent poUtical patronage.” tends, which would “place the of the status of female classified St., on Thursday night, Oct. 19, is it ever priced right! Phone fieldstone fireplace and bar. Large the needs of children and not the fully appears, th e Presidential Village Apartm ent Buildings- Forties! LaPoll Company, room, fireplace, built-ins, gar­ view, 6-room aluminum sided Cromie is neairing the end of interests of people of Connecticut employees at the state coUeges IT IS ORDERED THAT: Said applica­ from 6:15 to 7:30. F o r S a le 70 right now—if our line’s busy, treed lot. Cape. Full basement, tranquil wealth of the school district. Uon be heard and determined at the Court Apartments, Thompson Rd., Realtors, 569-1030. R. F. BLANCHARD ages, garden. Hutchins Agency, Board the primary campaign chaUenge above those of either poUtical and university. All girls interested In playing holler! Thifault criticizes the of Probate at the dale, time and place during the last month, police PHILBRICK Realtors-MLS 646-2482 Realtors, 649-5324. setting. Immediate occupancy. party and guarantee professional “I am strong for education,” volleyball or basketball, or both, MANCHESTER—Apartment SOUTH WINDSOR - 5V,-room Ranch, Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, 646- b ro i^ t by Tolland’s Democratic preponderance of attorneys in the indicated above. reported today. For the finer homes. Town Chairman Charles Thifault. ihte^ty of an established and Thifault states, “But only for By Order of the Court must attend the registration ses­ house with roomers. Income $8,- 3 bedrooms, living room w ith 0131. legislature, adding that more EDWARD HINCHUFF. Judge MANCHESTER MANCHESTER-mid 20's. Six- Picks Heads Primary day Is Monday with expertise civil service.’’ education that people can ^ford sion on Oct. 19. 320. Excellent financing. Only AGENCY room Colonial, enclosed front fireplace, large lot and carport. laymen, like himself, should be $49,500, Pasek Realtors. 289-7475, BELFIORE Farms For Sale 76 voting scheduled between noon to pay for.” He p l^ to support Crackling fires and flickering shadows "OLDIE but goodie.” Older porch, good neighborhood, city elected to represent the people. 742-8243. REALTORS CHAPLIN - 3-room cabin. Beautiful and 8 p.m. for registered hi^er education and the se^dng will soon reflect off the walls of glass home of 7 rooms, enclosed front utilities, central. Helen D. Cole, AGENCY RepubUcans Edward HinchUff “Being self employed brings poiTch, garage and city utilities, lot with pine grove, I'/i acres. VERNON — Research and Democrats in the three-town dis­ About of federal funds or increased surrounding this Contemporary living Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. and Mrs. Lura Butt were elected about the situation which will Inncludes i refrigerator, stove, 647-1413 experimental farm on >6 acres, trict including ToUand, Coventry state grants to towns and cities, if room. Z'h magnificent baths, family 646-4200 BASKIN BUNCtT^AYS, P.S. I LOVE chairman and secretary-treasurer allow me many hours of extra washer and dryer. Convenient DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms 22,000 square foot building, and WilUngton. elected to the legislature. room, formal dining room, and a YOU of the Board of Elducation last Town time to be a prominent member Business Property- Manchester location. A real buy on large treed lot. Great commer­ suitable tor poultry or small The Coventry Democrat spoke “The next two years wiU be F o r S a le 71 Assumption Junior High School of the General Assembly and to E ngland’s homemaker’s kitchen make this at $22,000. Jarvis Realty Co. cial potential. Hutchins Agency, .’MANCHESTER — Bowers Call us tor your listings animals, heat^, gas vent fans, night. vital years to the General at a coffee hour Tuesday at the Gvlcs Gub wUl hold a paper serve on committees as well as to Ranch a unique and unusual Realtors. 643-1121. 649-5324. School 6-room Cape with 3 Norma Tedford — Bolton Branch elevator. Includes 7-room Cape, HinchUff, who was nominated Assembly, Thifault contends, MANCHESTER BUSINESS - and barn. Linnell Associates, 6^ ToUand home of former Gover­ residence. Let it be yours before the bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen by Mrs. Valory Coates, defeated drive tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 “Representatives wiU be faced meet with constituents. and apartment location. Newer with oven and range, living room 5525. nor John Dempsey’s daughter, p.m. Papers should be tied and Thifault’s bid to defeat Atty. snow flies. Etemocrat Mrs. Cynthia Wilson, with the economic growth and building, aluminuny siding, new has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce Mrs. Donald SeUgman. He is brought to the church parking lot. Richard Gomie of Coventry for BASKIN who was nominated by Mrs. Nan­ population growth in our growing roof, central lo ^ o n . ^,9 0 0 . price range. $26,800 Wolverton Wanted-Real Estate 77 scheduled to appear at a coffee For pickup service, persons are the Democratic nomination will H ardware Hayes Agency, 64^131. NIAIMCHESTER cy Drinkuth, by a 5 to 3 closed rural area," he adds pointing to Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. Real Estate hour here tomorrow night at the asked to caU the school office climax Monday during the R. F. BLANCHARD SELLING your home or acreage? baUot. ToUand’s 175 per cent population Bolton Branch, Rt. 44-A home of Mr. and Mrs. William primary elections. BROAD STREET - 68,000 Realtors-MLS 646-2482 For prompt friendly service, caU Mrs. Butt, nominated by Mrs. during drive hours. Increase in the past decade. 647-9119 647-9110 Swanback, Gehrlng Rd. at'8 p.m. He lias set up headquarters in ROUTE 4 4A square feet of land with modem For the finer homes. Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Drinkuth, was elected un­ If he wins the primary and the In addition to continuing his Buckley School PTA wiU hold his home and appointed George commercial building. Your animously. election, Thifault would request business will boom in this loca­ EASE THE BOLTON — Lakefront four-room criticism leveled against the its fair tomorrow, rain or shine, Hunt, vice chainnan of the town N O T O ^ MANCHESTER - A rare find, Presently, there are four „tp serve on the labor and In­ BOLTON tion. Call for particulars, Hayes Ranch, screened porch, carpets, RepubUcan governor, Gomle has at the school from 11 a. m. to 2 committee, and Rudy Kowalski, 8V2 rooms, English Tudor house RepubUcans and four Democrats dustrial relations committee; ap­ Agency, 646-0131. plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, announced the support of the p.m. The bicycle parade competi­ president of the Young Dems, as in excellent condition, all city SQUEEZE on the board with a vacancy stiU propriations ; education; state 649-5324. (Coventry Democratic Town Com­ tion wUl get under way at 1. co-chairman in charge of the TEL. 649-5203 utilities, lovely eat-in kitchen, 30' existing for a Democrat, a posi­ and urban affairs; judiciary or MANCHESTER-HARTFORD - mittee and of the Coventry headquarters. living room with fireplace, dinii on your budget—give the kids tion not yet filled by the environment committees. Road, 4-family house on 124x160 room, 4 large bearooms wii COVENTRY, Five-room Cape, Young Dems. Speaking in favor In Coventry, Raymond Bradly lot, zoned for business. Ideal 2 room to roam on this 240-ft. Garage, IV2 baths, aluminum Democratic Town Committee PoUsh National AUiance Group Thifault’s position of key issues abundance of closets, family of his endorsement at the town Sr., former Democratic town 'location for store, office, or com­ treed lot smack-dab in the mid­ siding. Stove, refrigerator. L,ake since G. Earl Porter’s resignation 1988 wUI meet Sunday at 1 p.m. at includes a reversal on his room, 2-car prage, on b^utifully committee were Steve Lojzym, chairman will manage his cam­ bination use. Priced at $45,000. to dle of Manchester! Seven rooms privileges. Only $M,500, Pasek last month. St. John’s Polish National previous stand on abortion, now landscaped lot. Priced in the mid Bzzzzzzzz in and s«* our Lionel Jane and Town Chairman paign while Willington First settle estate. Immediate sale plus full attic, two-car garage, Realtors, MLS. 289-7475, 742- HinchUff is compleUng his first CathoUc Giurch parish haU on supporting the belief that abor­ 40s. Call O’Connell Real Estate busy Bea. We're ready, Alvah PhiUips. Selectman Alphonse DeGcco will wanted. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- Associates, 289-8655. country sized kitchen, and VERY 8243. fuU term on the board and has Golway St. The PoUsh Women’s tion decisions should be left to 9332. willing and able to assist In a series of statements and at fill the same roleJn Willington. “E AST CTE“VISTJ!®E“ convenient location are features spent four years on the poUcy and AUiance Group 518 wUl meet the women and their doctors. FOR sale by Owner — B-room the SeUgman coffee hour, Cromie He has laid claims to the sup­ TWO-family duplex, 4 rooms, 2- of this family sized Colonial. you in the sale or salary negotiating team. Sunday at 2 p.m. at the parish Tax reform, top priority rating, Raised Ranch, four bedrooms, attacked MesklU’s "negaUvism port in Coventry of former a A m s n k m t ^ E car garage. Excellent location. New on market and priced to sell purchase of YOUR proper- He is Hebron’s judge of haU. necessitating an “equitably struc­ Busintts Locations- 2V2 baths, brick wall fireplace and lack of concern" for the Democratic Town Chairman A1 For Rant 67 Call 5 6 8 - ^ after 5:30 p.m. immediately in the twenties! probate having been elected in tured program from top to bot­ with raised hearth in rec room. communities, and his “desire to Rossi, Mary Forst, vice chairman Nov. 1970 and is also a member Anniversary Sunday for couples tom, not only to protect the Patio, garage with workshop. % develop a state surplus without of the Democratic Town Com­ You Know Fran... acre, Tolland. Call 872-3219. and treasurer of the RepubUcan celebrating their 2Sth or 50th po^etbooks of the public, but regard for the citizens of the mittee; Joseph Placter and Jack BELFIOREAGENCY Town Committee. He was recent­ wedding anniversary will be also to Insure continued state.” Lacek, all members of the Coven­ INDUSTRIAL ZONE “EVERYTHING TO OFFER” 647-1413 COVENTRY — Four-bedroom ly elected secretary of CABE observed with a Mass of economic growth and the Ranch, only $13,900. Taxes under He zeroed In on MesklU’s Thanksgiving at 2:30 p.m. Sunday try Democratic Town committee. RE-ELECT Real SstaU (Connecticut Association of safeguarding of jobs.’’ $250. Excellent starter home. B. record with state employes, ac­ by the Most Rev. John F. Ixxated in the Richard Martin School district, this 8-Rooni Larrison f^lonial features a 30’ deluxe 172 E. Center St Boards of Elducatlon.) cusing the governor of Welfare, "the reorganization of Rutherford Associates, Realtors, Hinchliff holds a degree in Whealon, Archbishop of Hartford FOR SALE OR LEASE country kitchen, firil floor laundry room and large formal dining room. .Spacious living room has a MANCHESTER IDEAL - home MLS, 289-9551. “eUminatlng existing civU service the welfare department should be and office combination. Six-room 649-1922 646-4126 economics-In law,and is at St. Joseph’s Cathedral, Hart­ done in an economic administra­ Tenneaace nttrfale fireplace and wall-to-wall top grade carpeting. Center hall and large cloqet add to the positions and hiring special YCC BILL PASSED FRAN MAHONEY Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal employed by Pratt & Whitney ford. There wlU be a renewal of VERNON — SO miles view, l'<6 assistants outside of the classified tion process." WASHINGTON (AP) - The loag Hat of many fine featurea. 4 large hedrooms, 2Vj baths, family room, screened porch and walk-out dining room, huge kitchen with A lrm ft In management services marriage vows, and aU couples Federal Revenue sharing, “the acres, hill top estate, 2400 square system to do the same job," and Senate has sent to President Nix­ STATE REPRESENTATIVE b»*

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