■PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 22, 1973 Obituaries Area Police About Town The VFW Auxiliary will meet home. She was the widow of Dr. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the post Mrs. Clara J. Rand , Edwin C. Higgins. Funeral services for Mrs he lived in East Hartford for M home. Members are reminded of Until his retirement in She was born June 29,1901, in VERNON anrljPHtpr lEupntng Ipralh If, 1 w S years. to bring finished articles for the, Manchester, the daughter of Richard Thurz, 27, of 46 Hartford, w h o ’died Friday K Christmas Bazaar to be held, ______Nabisco Co. of Hartford. James H. and Mary Quinn, and Village St., Rockville, il afternoon from injuries Nov. 17. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCT. 23, 1973-\vOL. XCIII, No. 20 Manchester—A City of Village Charm He is survived by a brother, lived here all her life. Her reported in satisfactory condi­ KIGIITKEN PAGES PKIGEi FIFTEEN GENTS received in a three-car accident father was the founder of in M^nchesterT^^^^^ Cleveland of tion today at Rockville General Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Quinn’s Pharmacy at 873 Main Hospital. Thurz suffered a leg St. Beta Sigma Phi will .meet D m T " th e ‘‘H ^ , i S s ^ e funeral is Wednesday at injury in an accident Sunday on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home She was a communicant of St. Village St. of Mrs. Henry Matson, 261 ! News Home, 400 Main St. The Re!. 2 “ '" ^ r e S X ‘e‘'T l5 James Church. She was active * Dr. George Webb of South Whitney Vernon Police said Thurz was Spruce St. I in many civic and religious '55 . Unitednniiohit villages Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Rose Hill He was released on a $100 signs to put along Main St. as Police Chief James Reardon oversees the action. Mayor Burial will be in East Auditorium, Olcott St. — WESTERN BEEF diesel-powered vehicles as a in the eastern foothils of Mt. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. non-surety bond for appearance Thompson, in a special proclamation, proclaimed that the road normally known as Main ^Spacemen^ Cemetery. Mrs. L'Hommedieu Friends may call at the in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Kathleen ’Thompson. OPEN tax dodge is costing the federal Hermon. T St. in Manchester will be temporarily renamed United Way for the period Oct. 21 to Oct. Friends may call at the COVENTRY - Mrs. funeral home tonight from 7 to Nov. 20. District 9, Keeney St. School MON. - SAT. government and the states “Our jet fighters immediate­ Pay Fines To Next Month funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Florence Berry L’Hommedieu, Auditorium, Keeney St. — TOLLAND 0-6 millions of dollars in revenue 27, and that it shall be for the purpose of helping to promote and recognize the importance ly clash^ with the enemy in the Salvatore Buizzse, 23, of JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) - 84, of Shore Dr., died Saturday Joanne Thulin. TURNPIKE FRI. A SAT. annually, Pennsylvania of the success of the 1973 United Way campaign. (Herald photo by Ofiara) most violent^ dogfight and DOUG BEVINS Books and magazines dis­ Meriden, was charged Sunday Two men accused of imper­ Paul E. Cleveland at a convalescent home in with following too closely in MANCHESTER 9-9 authorities say. 'The two fuels If prevented the* enemy planes (Herald Reporter) played in the Manchester Book Fire Calls District 10, Manchester High sonating “visitors from outer Shop. Williams testified, were Paul Elliot Cleveland, 73, of Windham She was the widow of connection with the investiga­ School Cafeteria, Brookfield St. are almost identical in from carrying out their mis- WEST HAVEN - Prosecutor East Hartford, died Sunday at Ernest L’Hommedieu. chemical makeup, but the big sions, forcing them to drop on^ ?*®®*' ^*®®^ ®®®^ Guy Wolf closed the state’s enclosed in a plastic wrapper so SUNDAY tion of a two-car accident on Rt. — Scott Clendanniel. plus $24.80 in court costs on Hartford Hospital. She was born in Bay Shore, 15, Vernon. difference is that diesel fuel, their bomb loads in barren case Monday in the Circuit the inside contents couldn't be L.I., N.Y. 7:32 a.m. — Trash can fire, 10 OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO 6 when it’s used to power Many New Englanders mountainous areas,” a Syrian charges of malicious mischief. seen until purchased. Williams State Police said the Buizzse Court 8 obscenity trial of James E. Center St. (Town Fire Manchester’s registrars are Judge John States of In Memoriam Survivors are a daughter, car struck the rear of a car vehicles over public highways, communique said. V. Magee Jr., former manager said that covers of the Department Responded). reminding all election workers Jonesboro Municipal Court In loving memory of our moUier, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Ruzika of Zaphyr driven by Juan Roman, 33, of SPECIALS is taxable. The No. 2 home The renewed fighting cast of the Manchester Book Shop at magazines depicted persons in ElU Saunders, who passed away October 5:12 p.m. — Brush fire. to attend a TV school of instruc­ MON. - TUES. - WED. ONLYI suspended 30-day jail sentences Hill, Fla.; two sons, Horace the Bronx, N. Y. A passenger in heating fuel is considered a non- doubt on whether the cease-fire 739 Main St., and the defense various sexual acts. 20th, 19S7. Highland St. (Town Fire tion next Monday (Oct. 29) at Support Impeachment on Monday for the two — Moorehouse of Long Island, the Roman car, Jaime taxable necessity. Robert could bring a quick halt to the rested its case without presen­ Department). 7:30 p.m. at Robertson School. Stanley Ray Burdyshaw, 18, Wolf didn't present witnesses We lost our mother, with a heart of gold. N.Y., and Cornelius Maisonet, also of the Bronx, Heller, director of the Penn­ fourth Middle East war despite ting evidence. Who was more to us, Uian wealUi untold, 8:45 p.m. — Trash can fire,. John Fletcher Jr. Attendance will be taken. The and William Don -Wilson, 21, to testify that the three Moorehouse of Baton Rouge, was admitted to Rockville sylvania Bureau of Liquid Fuels By The Associaled Presit a move to impeach the Presi­ prpceed with impeachment and the apparent agreement Final arguments by Wolf and WiUiout farewell, she fell asleep, Bissell St. (Town Fire showing will be by Connecticut both of Bono. magazines are obscene as WiUi beautiful memories, for us to keep. La.; three'grandchildren, General Hospital. Tax, suggests that the scheme Several citizens and citizens’ dent over the firing of special with great haste.” between U.S. Secretary of State defense attorney Leonard Department). tive member of the Community Education Television — us QovcrnmeiK Inspsctod State Trooper Daniel Oldham defined by state law, but it is several great-grandchildren, Buizzse is scheduled to has cost this state about $10 groups in New England called Watergate investigator Peabody said Nixon "has Henry A. Kissinger and Soviet Kamaras were postponed until Sadly missed. 9:22 p.m. — Trash can fire, Baptist Church and has served Channel 24 in this area. The and Deputy Sheriff Bill Finley expected that he will claim, in and a great-great- appear in Circuit Court 12, million annually over the past Monday for impeachment of Archibald Cox. defied the courts and his'oath of Communist party chief Leonid next month, when the series of Sons; Daughters and Grandchildren back of Holiday Lanes, Spencer as its Sunday School superinten­ registrars are urging the public of Craighead County said about his final argument, that the granddaughter. Manchester, Nov. 19. 20 years. A trucking trade President Nixon, but their "Persons with different office.” I. Brezhnev. obscenity trials being heard by St. (Town Fire Department). dent. He is assistant general to view the program at home. A YOUNC HEN TURKEYS 20 motorists reported Sunday items are obscene by their very Funeral services and burial publication, “Fleet Owner,” political leaders generally took philosophical views might find Judge Burton Jacobson is counsel of the Hartford In­ “first” in the United States, it Avg. Wt. night that “little men in silver existence. In Memoriam will be at the convenience of the surance Group. says the loss nationwide might a wait-and-see attitude. the firing an aggravation,” expected to be finished. In loving memory of Ernest A. is the brainchild of Secretary of suits” were obstructing traffic family. He is married to the former run as high as $1 billion annual­ Only Rep. Louis Wyman, R- Wyman said, “but in reality it Magee, 31, of Bridgeport, who It is also expected that Florence, who passed away October 20 the State Gloria Schaffer. 10-14 Lbs. on U.S. 63 neat' Bono, about Kamaras will maintain that the 1972. N.H., said he would not support is not enough to get rid of a managed the Manchester Book ly. Diana Named seven miles northwest of here. Mrs. Edwin C. Higgins QUINN'S PHARMACY 6 9 ®- president.” Shop until about five months state must prove the materials Gone but not forgotten. Oldham said he and Finley Mrs. Mary Quinn Higgins, 72, 873 Main St Mandwatar Rep. Edward P. Boland, D- ago. is being tried on charges of obscene through testimony. 1 Mass., said the U.S. House found the two standing at the Lovingly remembered by his of 45 Boulder Rd., died Satur­ SINUS SUFFERERS promoting obscenity. His case In a similar obscenity trial Son Jim and Family day at a local convalescent Four Nobel'Prize "ought to get into this matter” Acting Head edge of the highway “covered good nowi lot youl Enduiivo now “hord coro" S Y N A 'C L C ^ Docongotlonl USDA Choice ^ American is the second o( four obscenity last week — in which James of impeachment, but he said he from head to toe" with tobloti oct tmtantiy ond conllnuovily to drotn ond door oil noioUiInvi covillof. cases being heard by Judge Welch of New London is Will Be Closed Oflo "hard coro" toblot glvot you up to 8 horn roilof froiYi pobi ond prouuro of had not decided whether to sup­ aluminum foil. congoiHon. ADowt you to brootho ooi8y<-ttops wotory oyot ond runny noio. You Jacobson in Circuit Court 8 at charged with three counts of LAMB SHOULDER Winners Named port action to remove Nixon Motorists complained that 2 con buy $YNA«CLEAR AT without nood for o protcriptlon. West Haven. TUES. OCT. 23, 9-12 NOON Of Hale School the “little men" had been jum­ promoting obscenity — Sotbfoctlon guorontood by mokor. Try it todoyl from office. Wolf called only two Kamaras argued that the state Due To The D e a f / i STOCKHOLM (AP) - The Imperial College of Science and Groups calling for impeach- year to be elfective as'soon as a ping in front of cars, Oldham June Tompkins witnesses in Monday's trial and had not proven “each and every Introductory $ ]5 0 1973 Nobel Prize for Chemistry Technology which produced meqt included the Rhode Island replacement for his present said. of Mary Higgins CHOPS (Herald Repurler) introduced into evidence two element" of its case, as it had • •••••••to Lb. was awarded jointly today to several former Nobel winners. affiliate of the American Civil position can be arranged. Diana Offer Worth Leo F. Diana’s appointment photographs of the Manchester not shown that the evidence in Cut out Ihil od^toko to ttero tlitod. Purchoio one pock of SYNA-CLEAR 12'i ond British Prof. Geoffrey Wilkin­ Earlier today the Science Liberties Union, the is currently building ad­ as acting principal of Nathan* Book Shop and three allegedly the case (two magazines and a rtcoivo one more SYNA-CIEAR 12-Pock Froo. son and German Prof. Ernst Academy, after deliberations of Cumbei;land County ministrator and a teacher of FUNERAL HOME Hale School was approved last obscene magazines obtained film) were obscene. "Now ovailobU — PRUVO Cough Syrup from Otto Fischer. The physics prize record length on four alter­ math and science at Bennet % X Democratic Committee in night by the Manchester Board there. natives, awarded the Nobel Junior High School. i^E»tublisht‘d 1874-Three Generations of Servicoi^ the SYNA-CLEAR peoplo." went to two Americans, Leo Maine and a group led by two of Education. Trooper George E. Ryalls. a In the Welch case. Wolf main­ SIRLOIN Esaki and Ivar Giaever, and a Physics Prize to Esaki, Giaever His salary will be $18,260, THE ‘MOONLIGHT RAIDER’ LIBBEn REXALL T state senators from Amherst His appointment will be for Connecticut State Police detec­ tained that the material and Josephson for their dis­ prorated from the first day of I 142 East Center Street Manchester | PARKADE PHARMACY Briton. Brian Josephson. and' Northampton in the balance of the 1973-74 school tive: and State I’clice Lt. Leslie "speaks for itself" and no STRIKES AGAIN... coveries connected with the Massachusetts. his assignment at Nathan'Hale expert testimony to prove 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. STEAKS Wilkinson and Fischer were Williams Jr. testified that the Benefit Brunch generation of power thrmgh A distinguished professor, School. obscenity was required. STEAKS cited for their “pioneering three magazines were obtained superconductors at extremely several former politicians and Diana has been teaching in The Magee and Welch trials work, performed independent­ from Magee at the bookstore & Card Party low temperatures. some citizens called for im­ Manchester since he was Oct. 26, 1972. Ryalls, accom­ were essentially the same ly, on the chemistry of the Clear tonight with patchy fog :§ Sponsored by i:-; peachment. assigned to Bentley School fifth panied by Williams, bought two except, of course, for the defen- WATCH TUESDAY ^1 . 4 9 u organometallic so-called Josephson was cited for “his towa d morning. Lows in the I Manchester Auxiliary Child & Family Services ^ grade in 1956. He joined the magazines and was given the dantf and locations of the n . 5 9 WITH LAROI PULL sandwich compounds.” theoretical predictions of the Prof. Henry Steele of 40s. Wednesday, partly sunny, N ISH rS PAPER FOR Bennet staff in 1958 as a.seventh third item as a gift, the court alleged crimes. Ryalls and i October 24th - Wed. VOTE TENDERLOIN Amherst College told a group of highs in the upper 60s. The two professors share properties of a supercurrent grade teacher. was told. Williams were the only two g 11A.M.-3 P.M. ,, ^ through a tunnel barrier, in par­ students at the school that Precipitation probability $120,000 prize equally for their He ' graduated from Kamaras, cross examining witnesses in the Welch trial. S at ^ !;i ticular those phenomena which Nixon should be impeached near zero tonight, 10 per cent S: FOR work on hydrocarbons. The Manchester High School in 1952, Ryalls and Williams, attempted Judge Jacobson has indicated are generally known as “not merely for the most recent Wednesday. Manchester Country Club Royal Academy said they had received his B.S. from Central to show that the three tliat he will reserve decision in Josephson effects.” developments but for a long un­ Winds, westerly less than 10 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC PRODUCE "revolutionized transition State College in 1956, his M.Ed. mag.izines might have been the Magee and Welch cases un­ Japanese-born Esaki, who paralleled record of corruption miles an hour tonight and Donation $4.00 U.S. Ho. 1 Fmey Mcliiloth metal chemistry during the in administration from the purchased at other bookstores til the series of obscenity trials REGAL’S works with the IBM Corp. and and illegal actions." Wednesday morning, becoming . Food prepared by PAULL past two decades ... which is University of Hartford in 1959 in the state, as the two police is finished Re said he will then Norwegian-born Giaever, who northerly about 10 miles an Manchester Community College MMmit also of considerable industrial John Kerry, a former leader and has studied further at Colby officers had been investigating make his decision in a written works for General Electric, hour Wednesday afternoon. Reservation: Mrs. John Fletcher I MOONLIGHT SPECIALS Importance” of the Vietnam Veterans College, Maine, and Bradley complaints of pornography opinion, to be released share one half of the $120,000 Outlook Thursday, partly APPLES Fischer was born in 1918 and Against the War and an un­ University, Peoria, 111. sales in several towns. sometime in December. 76 Irving Street • 643-3826 3 u»,3 8 ^ prize, while the other half goes WILLHDE educated in Munich where he successful candidate for In 1967, Diana was named cloudy and cooler. Hut both Ryalls and Williams The judge set Nov. 6 as the ___ BRING THE CARDS to Josephson of Cambridge CALIF. JUMBO has been director of the in­ Congress in Massachusetts last outstanding Young Educator in High Low held their ground, insisting that deadline for both defense University. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE organic chemistry laboratory year, joined former Manchester by the Jaycees. Anchorage 32 18 the three magazines were ob­ counsel and prosecutor to sub­ ■since 1969. Massachusetts Gov. Endicott He and his wife, Jacqueline, mit briefs on the constitutional aENVEO B A S IS to pupllciza community service program* Ihrouoh the The Nobel prizes for Boston 58 46 tained at the Manchester courleay ol Walkini. Contact Mrs. Smith at Tha Herald between 11-12 ami-' FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wilkinson, born in 1921, was Peabody in calling for impeach­ live at 140 Benton St., with their issues involved in the obscenity LETTUCE 29* Hd. chemistry and physics were the Chicago \ 71 46 bookstore. It was brought out Thursday the weak bafora publication; 6A3.2711, ° educated in London. He Is ment. twin sons, Michael and Jeffrey, cases A trial date for conclu­ s^s£L THs M IW Fw In Fm I W U d e last of the Nobel awards to be Denver 79 44 that they didn't get a receipt for professor of inorganic Kerry said “I don’t think this 14, and daughter, Francene San Francisco 67 55 purchase of the magazines, sion of the four cases has not chemistry at the renowned given in 1973. country has any choice but to I.eo F. Diunu Lynn, 5. Washington 70 46 though. vet been determined.

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Public Records TVTomgM Court •m tatiiKtoyli NtraW tor Comptoto TV Usltofs munity Baptist Church will Warranty Deed* and Judith C. Girard, property Cases meet tonight at 7:30 at the Gordon L, and Sharon M. on Bidwell St., conveyance tax cktirch. Beane to Gerald P. and Suzanne $35. - I K I O - D. Denis, property on CIRCUIT COURT 13 (3-1-22) N lW t The Church of the Nazarene Frederick Rd., conveyance tax ManehMler SMstbn (18) I SPY will have a ladies coffee hour $33. Marriage Licenses Various criminal ehargeN (20) tOUNDINQ BOAD James Andrew Bubar, North against th.ee Manchester (24) MAKINQ THINGS WORK and Bible study Wednesday at Florence E. Bitter to Robert 9:30 a.m. at the Davla C. Rusconi and June C. An- Anson, Maine, and Lisa Jane • ■'■ns Youths were netted (not (30) TO TELL T H I TRUTH Kehler, Waterville, Maine, ' prosecuted) by Prosecutor (40) WILD WILD W IST Memorial Building of the dreotta, property at 53 Battista church. _____ Rd., conveyance tax $41.80. Nov. 24, Center Congregational William Colilni Monday. Herman M. Frechette and Church. The charges nolled were five ' - 0:30 - Members of the Manchester Albert R. Martin to Michael Patrick Beaulieu, 92 Blssell counts each of tblr^-degref (3-8-22-30) NEWS St., and Elizabeth Brendia, criminal mischief against Junior Women’s Club who New York City, St. James - 7:00 - attended the Junior Women's Russell D. Mace, 17, of 67 (3) UNTAMED WORLD m>umouni ncniata mEsnna Church. Falknor Dr.; Kevin Per- Fall Conference held Saturday (8) TRUTH OR in Hartford are Mrs. Alfred KIRK DOUGLAS. zanowskl, 17, of 45 Wedgewood CONSEOUENCEt Building Permits Dr.; and Wllliar.i C. DobransU, Woodward, Mrs. Rodney Dolta, (18) DICK VAN DYKE Mrs. Gerald Brines, Mrs. John scA um c Taylor Rental Center for 18, of 61 Englewood Dr. (22-30) NEWS First Hartford Realty, tem­ Also nolled were charges of Motowidlak, Mrs. Donald Tar- James P. Kennedy William Wilson (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW ca, Mrs. Paul Humason, and MAN SLATED TO porary tent at Manchester third-degree burglary (three (40) ABC NEWS REPUCE Parkade, $450. counts), third-degree larceny Mrs. Robert Rosenberg. SILVERY MOON (one count), and fourth-degree ‘‘BRUCE L E r Elsted Construction Co., larceny (one count) against - 7 : 3 0 - alterations to condominium un­ (3) OZZirS GIRLS VI TO APPUR Mace. IN MANCHESTER its at 84D, 86A, 88C and 88D The three youths were (0-22) L E rS MAKE A DEAL RE-ELECT Mr. WllUaro Louie, noted kung-lu Ambassador Dr., each $1,500. arrested by Manchester Police (18) GREEN ACRES practicioner on the Eait Coait, in August on charges stemming (20) FILM cum nU y on hla way to Taiwan to ita r Paul Fink for Agnes Mizak from numerous incidents of (24) FREE TIME the MOONLIGHT RAIDER In Kuna-Fu Movlei u a replacement rJerry Lewis'^ for the Mte "Bruce Lee,” is slated to and Florence Gregory, raise vanalism to cars in 1972. (30) TREASURE HUNT appearlar at the final event of the roof and add four rooms to se­ (40) DRAGNET Manchester Kung-Fu and Karate tour­ cond floor at 204 High St., $7,- nament at Manchester High School, Other cases disposed of Mon­ 7:30 P.M. on Saturday, October 37th. 000. day included: - 8 d ) 0 - Hr. Louie most recently appeared in (3) MAUDE Uie ‘felt forum' of Madison Square Jan and Harry Yorgensen, — Kenneth A. Veysey, 18, of Garden where he received a standing (8-40) MOVIE STRIKES AGAIN... 236 W. Center St., fined $150 for 2 ovatloo before a leiiout crowd. Tickets screened house at 31 Edmund are available from the High School St., $220. operating a motor v^icle while "The Preeldenl't Plena I* Mining" Guidance office in advance or at tb« under the Influence of liquor. (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS doors that evening. Griese Companies Inc. for An additional charge of evading (20-22-30) CHASE DURING TONIGHTS MOONLIGHT SALE ...YOU RECEIVE NOT Adm iuion: Adults $3.00, Students (24) TIL THE BUTCHER ' (I.D. required) $2.00. The event is Charles Schnier Development responsibility was nolled. up bcdng b M to benefit Uie h b n c to te r — Allen C. Jones, 24, of 79 CUTS HIM DOWN High School A.F.S. Chib. Co., sign at 1181 Tolland Tpke., ONLY FANTASTIC SAVINGS...BUT INTERNATIONAL SILVER TOOI $2 ,000. Brooklyn St., RockWlle, fined $30 for improper backing - 8:30 - (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 HflhTINUOUS SHOWINSS TODAY R & R Contractors for F. (substituted for operating a motor vehicle while under the (10) TOWARDS THE Celebrate with u s , our 33rd Birthday and get In on extra savings during our Moonlight ‘Special’ Sale... STARTINS AT 2 P.M. Ziebarth, additions to dwelling YEAR 2000 at 265 Redwood Rd. $3,000. John I. Hultine Dr. Alan Kemp influence of liquor). 3 - 0:00 - Linrl Construction Co. for (18) 700 CLUB Roger M. John Haberem Jr., alterations Working For United Way LTM Asks Patrons (20-22-30) MAGICIAN and additions to dwelling at 11 (24) LIOHTNIN' HOPKINS Brent R^., $2,750. Helping in the efforts of the services. The rest of the total For Reservations MOONLIGHT SPECIALS TONIGHT 7 p.m. to 10 United Way of Greater Hart­ - 8:30 - percentage is distributed Reservation cards are being (3) HAWKINS Stan Falkenstein for Green ford fund campaign in the among planning and coor­ sent to all patrons and sulh (24) FREDDIE KINO NEGRO Manor Construction Co. Inc., Manchester area are James P. dinating services, administra­ scrlbers of the Little Theatre of FOR alterations to condominium Kennedy, superintendent of tion, campaign costs (3 per Manchester by Barbara - 10«0 - TOWN unit at GOB Ambassador Dr., schools in Manchester; William cent), other United Ways, funds Christiensen, patron chairman, (8-40) MARCUS WELBY Select Group'‘Famous Name’ Doubleknit $1,500. Wilson, town personnel super- and their agencies, and national for the LTM production of - 10:30 - TREASURER Homer T- Bidwell for i^tpr; JohnI. Hultine, manager agencies. “Fiddler on the Roof,’’ which (18) LIVING WORD LEVER 8B Manchester Meeting Hall Inc., on the East Hartford office of As of last Friday, the fund will be presented at East sign at 133 Highland St., $200. Sputhern New England - 1 1 . - 0 0 — SUPPORT TIE ENTRE bad reached 68.5 per cent of its Catholic High School Nov. 9,10, (3-S-1S-22-30-40) NEWS Tcftphone Co., and Dr. Alan goal, which is $4,574,009. Con­ IS, 16 and 17 at 8:30 eachnight. (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT DEMOCRATIC TEAM Kaap.-d'entist. tributions from Manchester so The production for Nov. 15 Q!1^THEATRES EAST The services provided by the - 11:30 - NOVEMBER 6th ■ Longs - Shorts Bi39 ilT M t H3 aCN| | t | a$M * iRaS9t* ltl Hll far total $17,600 which has been completely sold out to United Way are many. Included (3) MOVIE Committee to Re-Elect Plaids - Checks - Solids...Our Reg. to *05. represents 22 per cent of the the Civitan Club. Patrons and Roger Negro MASH 7:00 are programs for youth, day town’s goal. However, this does subscribers are urged to return Tender ScoundraT (1966) COfTtt (8-40) HONEYMOON SUITE t \ ■AlU care for retarded children and not include donations from their reservation cards for the David Golas^ Treas. (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARBON MOONLIGHT RAIDERS Starts TOMORROW ! HOCKWOM 7:00 adults, training programs, well- Manchester residents which other dates as soon as possible 4 OMINE 0:20 child clinics, U.S. armed forces have been made through out-of- so that the preferred evening TimoffiAmaiMFAiiinNSH agencies, and Info-line — a' 24- town places of employment. may be secured. PRICE OUKGREATESCAPB FUN AND J10 hour telephone service. Durward Miller, local United Subscribers who have not Includes Free Alterations GAMES The largest percentage of the Way drive chairman, says, “If received cards are reminded to WALT DISNEY distribution of United Way more people would become in­ contact Miss Christiensen at PROOUCnONS If! funds — 33 per cent — goes to volved just a little bit, we could Apt. A-2, Hillside St., East so family and children’s services; do a lot more.’’ Hartford, or phone the LTM LTM PATRONS TIN Tonand Countf 22 per cent to recreation, youth T he. United Way fund drive rooms at 22 Oak St. any week It You Hava Not Received Your Grpop Men’s Select Group Men’s, services; 17 per cent to Red Chaptar of HADASSAh continues .through Nov. 1. night. Cross, and 9V4 per cent to health Reservation Card For ‘Famous Name’ L ita e Prasanta An FIDDLER ON THE ROOF ‘Famous Name’ ______I I n d ia n Police Report \8t30P.M.^ E.C.H.S. DOUBLEKNIT 7ECHNCOLOR»So ART MICTION liVov. 9 • 10 Nov. 16 -i7l LONG SLEEVE MANCHESTER c — Richard Slagger„33, of 11 |P/ease Contact patron Chairman at Once. - p /iis & EXHIBIT John Haid, 18, of 173 Hilliard toxication and two counts of Eldridge St., was charged St., was charged Monday with disorderly conduct in connec­ BARBARA CHRISTIENSEN Sunday, Oetobar 28th Tuesday with speeding on WUUT DISNEY’S illegal possession of prescrip­ tion with the investigation of a At The Colony Autumn St. Court date is Nov. ' Phona 528-4713 tion legend drugs, Manchester domestic disturbance. 19. Rout* 83 Police said. He was scheduled to appear (For Qonsral Admission Tldiots Phono 64IM)812) Talcottvilla, Conn. — A washing machine, valued PANTS in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Tlekols $3.00 - Students $2.00 DRESS SMRTS Haid was released on a $250 Sizes 28 - 42 Its THE HAPPIEST CANINE CAHTOON OF ALU at about $350, was reported mis­ PidiHe «a «h « • 2:30 P JL non-surety bond and is today. Sizes 14Va • 32 to 17 - 35 sing Monday by Mrs. Adelaide Our Reg. to *25. Auction Begins at 3:30 P JL scheduled to appear in Circuit Our Reg. to *18. T Sturtevant of 478 Woodbridge Court 12, Manchester, Nov. 5. MOONLIGHT RAIDERS St. MATINEE Feature 2:10 Donation $1.00 PRICE MOONLIGHT RAIDERS PRICE FRI, S A L SUN. In other Manchester Police SOUTH WINDSOR Co-Feature 1:00 reports: Thomas F. Lynch, 21, of 75 one of the imdsI |)o |)I||;i i' — Roy Webber, 20, of 940 E. High St., Rockville, was Middle Tpke., was charged arrested by South Windsor Monday with failure to drive in Police on a warrant issued by |)i(‘im v.s the proper lane and causing un­ Circuit Court 12, charging him necessary noise with a motor with two counts of tbii^-degree vehicle. An additional charge of larceny and one count of fourth- breach of peace was lodged and degree larceny. SELECT GROUP MEN’S FAMOUS NAME Webber was held in lieu of a Police said the arrest was $100 bond. He was to be made in connection with the in­ presented in court today. vestigation of the theft of some • WOOL antiques in June and August, in South Windsor. Lynch was • DOUBLEKNIT O R 1 1 V A imVIERjmNQS released on his promise to BILLY FORRARENTBANOi appear in Circuit Court 12, East YPUNQPEOPLE Hartford, Nov. 19. •POLYESTER OUITS ELLINGTON &WOOL wwM ■ w p^mutAoiAmniumru 'ir. Robert Dawson, 17, of 31 Gail MMM ht H»mn§ w mtP cMMtaa I ^ Dr., Ellington, was charged with failure to obey a stop sign IMMIS Choose from Plaids. Checks, Stripes, Solids, 36 to iMiMaAMinio in connection with the in­ vestigation of a two-car acci­ 46. Hog., Longs, Shorte, X-Longs, Portlys dent on Rt. 83, Ellington, JACK E3 *U MUMMITU yesterday. State Police said the Dawson ^"^^kTlOH BIG & TALL I6EN...WO Have Your Size 2 car pulled out from Cider Mill TOO! ■unicm Rd., onto Rt. 83, and collided with a car driven by Eskel Buckland, SO, of Farmington. WXL to 60XL...46 Rog. to 60 Rog...48 Long to 60 OUR REGULAR *125*” Includes Free Alterationel Dawson is scheduled to appear , M $H IWU II AMHIia i: in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, (ApHMMirwfy Nov. 19. klMMUtWiMO COVENTRY IV E WILL ACCEPT CASH, CHECK, MASTER CHARGE and REGAUS CHARGE DURING THIS SALE! Guy J. Labreck, 41, of Bunker Hill Rd., Coventry, was charged Sunday night with in­

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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Oct. 23, 1973 MMCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Oct. 23, 1973- PAGE FIVE iiianf liratrr Sitpuiitg Hpralh Attention I Voters Capital Founded Oct* i, 1881 Fare Andrew Tally Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co , Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation department, 647-9946. Published every evening except Sun­ Teddy And John days and holidays. Entered at, the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press WASHINGTON - It must be and—at least up to the moment cond Class Mail Matter. more than a touch bewildering Laird spoke his little piece — to be Sen. Teddy Kennedy and counted the Texan as a leading Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. former Texas Gov. John Con- candidate to succeed him, if not assumes no financial responsibility for nally these days. Were I either THE leading candidate. Yet typographical errors appearing in adver­ of those men,, I would be Mel Laird is one four or five Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in tempted to forsake blg-tlme men in the White House who Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. politics and tackle something can claim inside knowiedge of Nixon’s political thinking. One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, easy like constructing a Laird can say he was speaking three full days prior to publication. perpetual motion machine. Single C opy...... 15(f Two developments a couple only for himself, but that’s like By Carrier, W eekly...... 75$ Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon of days apart seem calculated Henry Kissinger insisting that One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon to create confusion in the his statements on the Israeli- Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Kennedy and Connally minds Arab war are news to the Presi­ Three M onths...... $9-75 Mondav. and cause them to ponder the dent. twistings and turnings of No. Unquestionably Nixon political fortunes. was privy to Laird’s views and Kennedy leads all the early did not consider it in his per­ polls as the No. 1 contender for sonal interest to disapprove the Open Season On Nixon the 1976 Democratic Presiden­ public airing of those views. tial nominee. Yet the latest John Connally has been put on Harris survey reports that by a notice by the White House that not be universally acceptable, the It is almost as predictable as sun margin of 43 to 41 per cent a he is no more than one of the up. There is no doubt there are men in President knew, and events tend to plurality of those interviewed pack in the race for the GOP say "I do not fully trust his in­ nomination. Why else would Washington who want Richard M. bear this out, that the critics only tegrity.” Here in Washington, Laird speak of Connally’s 2 Nixon removed from office. If they vehicle for theif vendetta was Mr. White House domestic adviser “great personal sacrifice to cannot prod the House into starting Cox, who was appointed as' an Melvin Laird told a group of become a Republican”? reporters that Connally gave up As for Kennedy, he may be FR S r AGAIN! "independent” investigator of the impeachment proceedings, they are his best chance for a Presiden­ yet another victim of ready to hound him out of the White Watergate affair. However, his in­ tial nomination when he turned Watergate. One of the major House if they can via public opinion. dependence, up to his firing, was pret­ Republican. issues in 1976 will be morality in Crazy. In Kennedy’s case, the government, and obviously The increasing pressures of recent ty much a one-way street for while he only possible explanation is that many voters are still confused weeks (despite the headline grabbing was careful in not siding with the ad­ those voters who have named by the Chappaquiddick incident 3 him their first choice for the in their search for Mr. ministration, his lack of attempts to diversion of the Agnew affair) have Presidency did so despite Qean. For instance, while been subtly evident for behind the point out instances of cooperation doubts about his integrity. Ap­ those questioned by Harris’ in­ scenes a scenario was being laid out to made him an adversary within the ad­ parently they feel that the terviewers disagreed by 49 to 34 Kennedy name and charisma, per cent that Chappaquiddick per annum direct blame for action or inaction on ministration rather than an unbiased plus Teddy’s good looks, per­ showed Kennedy “does not the President whatever happens. pursuer of truth which some would sonality and “Kennedy style” deserve the Presidency,” they compensate for any lack of also disagreed by 43 to 36 per Immediately after the Court of have us believe. trust in his rectitude. cent that Kennedy “could give Appeals ruled the Watergate Tapes When all the allegations, oratory, At the same time, we have the country the kind of inspired should be given to Judge Sirica, Nixon etc. are swept away, the one fun­ Mel Laird saying admiringly leadership we need.” that John Connally “made a 'The temptation is to dismiss critics begin speculation whether he damental issue remains. President great sacrifice to become a the particular poll as could comply with a “definite” Richard M. Nixon’s power as presi­ Republican,” and “should be preposterous, but I suggest It welcomed” into the party, but Supreme Court order to do so, dent is no different than the power makes a certain rude sense. also telling Connally in effect Events of the past few years assuming he would appeal. The effort, which reposed in all of his that he mustn’t expect the GOP have had their effect on the apparently, was to force Nixon into a predecessors since 1932. to nominate him for the White voter. Chappaddick plus House. Watergate has made him more corner where he would pre-commit Thus it is not a constitutional crisis is\bur Effective Annual Return Admittedly, the wheels- uncertain than usual about his obedience to a Supreme Court of power usurped but rather a within-wheels complexities of “popular” political men. Presidential politics are enough ruling knowing fully that, win or lose, political and highly partisan debate That is Kennedy’s problem to drive most sane men up the and it is Connally’s problem, the President could not delay over the use or alleged abuse of wall. Moreover, a lot of other too. Connally has no Chap­ Watergate by the appeal process power. Republicans — possibly in­ paquiddick on his back and he onNEW cluding Mel Laird — would like was not involved in Watergate, without harming his already damaged The Congress has gone full circle to get that 1976 nomination. But but he suffers froruhis status as case. from the hastily adopted Gulf of Inside Connally can be forgiven for a brand new Republican, and In other words, he had reached the Tonkin resolution to the current wondering what promoted like Mel Laird, workers in the Laird to count him out of the GOP salt mines may not be per­ stage where he stood to lose more much-debated resolution to limit running before the horses are suaded to hand the party’s than he could gain by appealing the presidential war-making powers. out of the gate. biggest prize to a candidate Although Richard Nixon is a whose loyalty is of such recent case. The critics on the other hand When all the hue and cry dies down, Report secretive man, it is no secret vintage. wanted an appeal, not because they the House knows that while it can that he admires John Connally C are basically concerned with over bring an impeachment bill by a Rowland Evans and Robert Novak concentration of power in the majority vote, the Senate can only do IsraeVs New Doctrine per annum presidency, but because they do not so by a two-thirds vote. N like this power being vested in Mr. The inferences that the nation could TEL AVIV — The fact that a fought with Us eternal Arab Moreover, the “two great The Innocent Nixon. not stand the ordeal of impeachment principal left-of-center faction foes, that policy switch by mistakes” of the past are proceedings is an evasion for the truth called Mapam in Prime Mapam might seem no more monotonously repeated: the Minister Golda Meir’s govern­ than a normal effort to tailor 1957 mistake of withdrawing Mr. Nixon, no political novice, of the matter; and, what teally should T ment is moving sharply away policy to short-term political from Sinai under U.S. pressure Bystander knows when to pull in his horns and concern us as citizens, is whether the from its old dovish commit­ advantage. During a war of sur­ and the 1967 mistake of vival, doves are often un­ the compromise worked out by him Congress could conduct impeachment ment to a demilitarized Sinai agreeing to United Nations’ peninsula is just one example of popular. Resolution 242, which em- Art Hoppe \ and Sens. Ervin and Baker, is essen­ proceedings without destroying what the immense anti-Arab political But in fact, this otherwise un­ biguously demanded tially along the lines of ond suggested little aura of respect it still has after impact of the Syrian-Egyptian remarkable switch on postwar withdrawal from Arab lands attack on the day of Yom Kip- Sinai policy actually cloaks a seized in 1967. rOUR YEAR CERTIFICATES several weeks ago by the Court of years of abdication to powerful pur. groundswell change of stunning Be Patriotic, Cop a Plea Appeals in its efforts to head off a con­ presidential personalities. In short, all members of any magnitude in the national The third “great mistake” is more recent: the government’s stitutional confrontation. political party advocating what mood, from old to young, from A wave of compassion swept on the shorts. Please accept The issue before us is not whether a “mistake” in not launching an is deemed here as the new immigrants to old Sabras, the nation's capital following this ten grand in a plain wrapper all-out preemptive attack on president should be impeached but frightening policy of ever carrying an agonizing message the emotional televised speech for your starving wife and kids. ' Minimum $1,000 deposit In a nutshell, the President caught Egyptian and Syrian massed withdrawing from the Egyptian to Richard Nixon’s White injhis own defense delivered I was going to give it the whether we have a Congress which forces before they themselves his critics by surprise and in doing so Sinai peninsula, where one of House. This change, judging here last Monday night by Hottentot Halitosis Fund, but could in good conscience do so and struck two weeks ago. For this. the world’s historic tank battles frond our talks with poUticians Bugsy (Stickey Fingers) you're more worthy cause.” he had to make a big sacrifice. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan really sleep at night. took place, could soon meet in a of all persuasions, is not a tem- Eclair. “What can I do for you in may come under political at­ Fully aware the compromise would telephone booth. prary reaction to the war that return? I'd beg them. But they tack after the war ends. In 40 pages of detailed Compounded Continuously Thus, some of Mapam’s started on Yom Kippur. It has always said, ‘Absolutely leaders are quietly preparing to earmarks of permanency which charges, federal agents had ac­ As one high official told us: cused Bugsy of extortion, nothing, Bugsy. Like all us junk the old demilitarization will make U.S. postwar settle­ “Israel now will trust even less businessmen say, it's far better policy for a hard-line posture ment efforts an even slipperier bribery, perjury, graft and foreign opinion about felonious mopery. As the world to give than receive. And isn't it claiming Israel’s future right to slope than before if Israel’s restraint.” Already under ac­ a shame my cousin Louie’s Credited Monthly fortify Sinai with defensive battlefield positions don’t knows, the former Baltimore tive consideration is a two- gang leader pleaded guilty to store burned down last week.’ weapons. suddenly detriorate. army concept for the future, “What could I do but accept Impeach Rewarding Because man does not yet In the throes of the most Even before the newest war, one count of income tax evasion clearly see the necessary cor­ one assigned to the Sinai, the and was given the stiff sentence their little gifts to encourage To the editor: To the editor: dangerous war Israel has ever a recent poll published here respondence between good other to the Golan. This war of a $10,000 fine and three years their Christian spirit? And now It was with a heavy hea Your editorial of Oct. 18 en­ showed that Israelis calling for caught the Israeli military these warm-hearted, kind, Paid from DAYOF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL Sunday that I was compelled tl means and good ends, he has retention of the territories cap- „ of unsupervised probation. titled “ No Winner in Mid- taken the easier course of command badly unprepared in generous, Christian petition Rep. William F. Cotter, East”, was emotionally rewar­ tured in the six-day war of 1967 ° both stockpiles of weapons “I copped a plea,” Bugsy businessmen have accused me my voice in the House of perfecting the technique of had climbed to about one-third 2 ding to many people who, for Today’s (particularly ammunition) and said, tears welling in his eyes, of extorting bribes. Would you Representatives, to vote "yes" might rather than the of the whole population. such a long period of time, have technique of good. The shoe trained manpower in the “for the good of the country.” believe these dirty rats who are to impeach President Nixon. had profound feelings of Judging from the volcanic im­ reserves. If King Hussein had As some viewers sobbed un­ admitted bribers," said Bugsy Although Nixon and I are far fits all too well when applied to pact of the Egyptlan-Syrian at­ Effective Nov. 1,1973 frustration over the situation in the many issues concerning our Thought a ^ attacked across the Jordan controllably, Bugsy told a dramatically, "or me?" apart in political philosophy, it Israel. It made public the in­ tacks and their initial success, dramatic story of how he had time — Watergate, Indochina, River, the outcome would have The logic of Bugsy's defense j gives me great sorrow to con­ escapable truth that so often is this is now close to 100 per cent. been far less certain. been victimized by self-serving swept the cheering audience to reinstatement of the death Just use me — I am the bible. \ done the impeachment of the repressed and covered over by No one here believes the real businessmen, overambitious, its feet as he dramatically con­ penalty, corporate greed, I am God's wonderful library. Government officials are also Chief Executive of my country. the propaganda and lies of those target of those attacks was prospectors and “the post- cluded, his hand over his economic irresponsibility, ana I am always — and above all — saying that Israel will'be more Nevetheless, my patience can who are afraid to face reality. return of the 1967 territories. Watergate public morality.” breast, "My only regret is that perhaps the most current The Truth. “suspicious” and “demanding” no longer tolerate the abuse of The thoughts expressed in High government leaders talk Amidst angry cries of “down I have but one plea to cop for Shouldn’t ^ Be Saving at The Bank that Says It.. .WITH MONEY tragedy of all — The Middle To the weary pilgrim, I am a privately of Syrian papers cap­ about its Arab neighbors than presidential power by arbitrary your editorial are the same that before. with the post-Wdtergate public my country.” decisions which flout the law East War. good strong staff. tured on the Golan heights many sensible thinking people For the U.S., trying so hard to morality," Bugsy stoutly There can be no question that and breed disorder in and out of The United States could offer To the one who sits in gloom, I laying out a Syrian military have had for many years. It was leadership in a Middle East keep its Arab friends with their denied he was guilty of extor­ Bugsy's noble self sacrifice has government. Our democratic am a glorious light. plan to sever the northern part refreshing to read them in our War settlement. Here, Henry vast reserves of oil, this un­ tion, putting out a contract for softened the hearts of all institutions are far too precious home town newspaper. To those who stoop beneath of Israel and split the country in anyone, or even the one count of Kissinger could really earn his heavy burdens I am sweet rest. two. derstandable toughness means Americans. Just yesterday. to be so endangered. Victor I. Moses tax evasion he had pleaded guil­ Judge Homer T. (Hang ‘Em By FOIC regulations permtl withdrawals from half of the Nobel Peace Prize. To him who has lost his tro u b le. In 1970, Henry Time Savings Accouhls before maturily pro* There has been sufficient cor­ 29 E. Center ty to. Kissinger made a notable dis­ the Thumbs) Pettibone vtded rale of interest on amount withdrawn ruption, instability, unsurpatlon But we are offering arms to all way, I am a safe guide. 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 Manchester Herald tinction between a U.S. “I just did it,” he said, his sentenced Mrs. Mary Worth, is reduced to the passbook rale and three of power and censorship to parties, the better with which To those who have been hurt by guarantee of the state of Israel voice choking, “so that mother of eight, to only a single months interest ts forfeited forewarn us that all the signs of to destroy one another. Who sin, I am healing balm. Yesterdays and a guarantee of Israel's everybody could get a little year In jail for defrauding the a dictatorship are steadily in­ hold up the Middle East as a To the discouraged, 1 whisper “conquests,” which the U.S. peace and quiet. government of $12.83 in welfare filtrating the presidency. confrontation of the “ free glad messages of hope. 25 Years Ago world” and communism, a cir­ has never had any intention of What hurt him most, he said, payments. The Congress must be Leadership Needed To those who are distressed by More than 250 persons are in was that anyone would even cumstance that brings no com­ the storms of life, I am an attendance at Alcoholics guaranteeing. "I'm letting you off easy, " restrained but just, grave but Dear editor: think for a moment that he said Judge Pettibone, "in fort to those who have followed anchor. Anonymous opening meeting of Given the new toughuess firm, in implementing the im­ Man has tried and will try to would approach a businessman tribute to the shining example the less strategic confrontation To those who suffer in lonely local group to hear speakers here. Secretary of State peachment process. We have end war and establish peace, demanding extortion money. Bugsy has .set for us all." avings ank in Indochina. S B # solitude, I am a cool, soft hand and alms and purposes of AA. OF Manchester Kissinger may now find Israel exhausted every alternative justice, equality and prosperity "That's really a laugh," But perhaps the most lasting resting on a fevered brow. proclaiming a new doctrine: and how must use the ultimate Bugsy said. "It was them who effect lies in the new deter­ Mi'inljiT I 1) I ( by a program of more wars, es­ With peace and hope 0 child of man, to best defend guaranteeing the security of the defense incorporated in tablishment of military, com­ 10 Years Ago came to me. Everybody knows mination of political leaders Jay April, director me — just use me! state of Israel automatically Constitution as the insurance mercial and other similar types how warm-hearted, kind and here that the new insidious Connecticut's Largest Savings Bank East of the River against its destniciton. Manchester (immunity Submitted by: Town Directors and Bruno means guaranteeing the reten­ generous these businessmen of empires and mandates and for Peace and Justice Rev. Msgr. Edward J. DeMarco have Informal tion of its conquests. Nourished “ post-Watergate public Eight Ollices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON Raymond R. Shea by doing horrible things in the are. morality" will never again be 122 Oakland St. , 22 West Center Street Reardon meeting and clear the air oh by the war of Yom Kippur, that "So they'd sidle up to me say, name of law and order. Manchester St. James Church highway department study. doctrine is growing up fast. permitted to ruin the career of Manchester “Bugsy, I hear you are a little another innocent victim. PTOE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 23. 1973 Hebron Ma n c h e st e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester. Conn., Tueg.. Oct. 28, 197$ - PAGE SEVEN Bolton Pablo Casals^ Cellist, Dies. Andover Notes SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) - bronchitis, a kidney failure and musicians with whom he "Pablo Casals was one of the Scouts Start Tom-Wat Drive • ANNE EMT Old Bridge Park In North Fort Robert Steele to obtain one that T ributes poured In today circulatory ailments. Meyers, Fla., will soon be had flown over the Capitol. > Wednesday onlyl worked every summer at the greatest musicians of all time treasurer. Corre*pondenl the acclaiming the greatness of Ho was the foremost cellist of ANNE EMT Profits made from the sale of Tel. 228-3971 flying an American flag that The (lag, along with the cer­ Marlboro, Vt., music colony. and the greatest cellist,” said Committee member Mrs. Paper Drive Earns $234 Pablo Casals, the ^llist and the 20th century and a Correapondenl these Items will be used to pay has flown over the Capitol tificate stating it has flown over "Sometimes I feel like a Eugene Ormandy, the music Frances Aldrich will coordinate Halloween humanitarian who dira Monday superlative performer into his Tel, 22B-3971 (or troop camping next summer Library , Building in Washington, D.C. the Capitol, will be delivered boy,” Casals once said. "Music director of the Philadelphia transportation for troop func­ DONNA HOLLAND (ion. ’The questions were sub­ The fair will feature a at 96. 80s. In recent years he won new and to replace and purchase ad­ The Library Board has an­ Miss Jlllson’s parents, Mr. personally by Miss Jillson, who * napkins does that. I can never play the Orchestra. "His love of people Scouts tions such as camping and Corre«|iondenl mitted by students taking U.S. chicken pie luncheon from 11:30 ‘ He was buried this afternoon honors as a conductor. He was a same piece twice in*the same ditional equipment for Hebron’s nounced that there are still and Mrs. Lawrence Jillson, are is leaving for Florida yf regular or eooktell was probably the reason for his Boy Scout Troop 28 for the swimming and Mrs. Bertha Tel. 646-0375 History. a.m. until 1 p.m. No reser­ in a black granite vault less source of inspiration to the growing scout unit. In addition, some books Remaining from its residents of the park, which is Wednesday. VSJ reg. 49# pkg. way. Each time it is new.” rich and long life.’.’ Clark will supervise the un­ pk|. Carol Lorenzini, Bolton This was the third in a series vations are necessary. than a block from his home next three weeks will be con­ each scout will be competing used book sale and they will be for retired persons. ducting its annual Tom-Wat iform exchange program. Junior Woman’s Club conserva­ of similar phone calls. here. for prizes to be awarded to available (or purchase (or the Since the residents had no we have every //it/e thing! tion committee chairman, Previously the studenU have Casals, who for the last 35 04 AA fund-raising drive door-to-door scouts making the largest Bingo next 30 days. 'The book sells (or flag to fly. Miss Jillson reported that 26,000 pounds of had the opportunity to talk with Meetings Slated years used his musical talents throughout town. volume of sales. The PTO is presenting a 25 cents for hardbound and 10 arranged through Congressman Sen. Lowell Weicker and Sen. Senior citizens will meet at Scouts will be visiting homes cents for paperbacks. BOLAND i a i I t buy your paper were collected during the in a protest against tyranny and Leadership “Family Bingo Nile” Thursday wookly club’s recent paper drive, for a Abraham Ribicoff. Community Hall for card a campaign for peace, died in their neighborhoods to take This year’s troop is under the evening at 7 at the Hebron The Library Board is also Equipment for the conver­ playing Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. flFTV PLUS one orders for a variety of items in HALL FOR RENT OIL 00. loltory total profit of $234. after three weeks in Auxllio leadership of Joseph Kearns, Elementary School. looking (or suggestions relative Since teas Refreshments will be served. the Tom-Wat kit prepared es­ K «r parlies, showers, receptions, I * ■ ww » tickote At the beginning of last week sations was installed at the high Jutuo Hospital. He was scoutmaster, with Gordon All ages are welcome and to more convenient hours for school by SNETCO. The Bolton Athletic Associa­ pecially for the Hebron troop. meclings Complete kitchen facilities Kid *f meleitredt h et leirweyl the Rockville Scrap Co. had hospitalized after a heart Aldrich, Robert McConnell, there will be prizes, the toWn. Any suggestions Ijirne enclosed parking lot Inquire: FUEL OILS tion will meet Wednesday at 8 The first time around the |V Amrttown m en e lk lt« r^ quoted the price of scrap paper Area schools have expressed seizure, but doctors said he also rihhlM€RSriRV shte Kenneth Porter and Jacob Yopp refreshments and door prizes should be submitted to Dorothy AUTOMATIC DELIVERY • Fsrmkvitert Valley MsR • Msnoheatsr Parksde • Cortina Comer • New Irttsin • Trt«Otiy Ptsis. Vernon • Brlatoi Ftais • New London MsR • Oreien Piste as |14 per ton. an interest in the procedures of p.m. at Herrick Memorial suffered from chronic boys will take orders only for as assistants. for only $1 a family. Abbot, chairman of the board, Lithuanian Haii 24-HOUR SERVICE such phone calls. Park. the items chosen by customers or to the librarian. BUDGET ACCOUNTS Saturday when the papers McConnell was also elected Over 25 local and area 24 GOLWAY STREET WELCOMED and will collect the money upon were collected throughout town Halloween Party troop committee chairman for businesses have donated prizes Flag MANCHESTER delivery of the orders, which 360 CENTER 8T. and delivered to Rockville the Teachers and parents of the month. In addition, Mrs. for the event and the PTO is Through the efforts of Linda Call before 8 P M. There will be a general will be in plenty of time for Phone 643-6320 Read Herald Advertisements firm was paying $18 per ton. students in Grades 5 and 6 will meeting of all room mothers Special Dian Kearns will serve as urging "kids” to treat Mom and B. Jillson of Rt. 6, residents of Phone 643-0616 or 646-9155 Christmas. Dad to a “great night of fun.” Last year the price was $8 per sponsor a Halloween party for Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the secretary and Porter as ton. those students Thursday at the all-purpose room at Bolton PInehurst The paper drive ended earlier Town Hall from 7:30 until 9:30 Elementary School. than planned due to the fact p.m. The Bolton Ecumenical Coun­ Mid Week LARKS that one of the trucks was an Door prizes and game prizes cil will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. open van and it was not con­ will be awarded. at St. Maurice Parish Center. News Bulletin sidered safe to leave it parked SUEDE TEAM Prizes for the funniest, most Btrnto Brodin, who, until rocontly at the Town Hall over the original, prettiest and ugliest hod hit own tlort In tho Olatton- weekend. buiy rodtvtlopmtnl m a t, hat costumes will also be awarded. Zoning Book Available lokitd PInthurtt Qrooan Dtpl. OXFORD Last year 21,820 pounds of Refreshments will be served. The new zoning regulation and Frank Toroa who lual olotad Board of Education out hit L.T. Wood a tm trill bo In paper were collected. Donation for the party is 50 book is now available at the of­ our Matt DapartmanL As future drives will be con­ cents. fice of Calvin Hutchinson, CASUALS ducted, residents are asked to Donations of finger foods zoning agent. This week, for begin saving or to continue to may be brought to the party by Wednesday MfTY PLUS one save their papers and any student attending. The book, which includes a Specials magazines. BoMarCo zoning map, may be purchased We Offer Rep. Cotter Called The October event for for $2. About 60 Bolton High School Dubuque Deluxe BoMarCo (Bolton Married The Zoning Commission’s students recently listened as Couples) will be a card party. Center Rib r11.99 e g . *1 6 Rep. William Cotter was called November meeting has been It will be held Priday at 8 changed from Nov. 15 to Nov. 8. at his office in Washington, p.m. at Herrick Memorial Pork Chops Kicky suede oxfords 4nhlV16RS4RV ShL€ D.C. Park. Cotter was questioned by with contrast stitdhing Farmington Valley Mall • Manchester Parkade • Corbins Corner • New Britain • Tri-City Plaza, Vernon • Bristol Plaza • New London Mall • Groton Plaza Cohosting the event are Mr. Collection On Display ❖ ' Grade 11 students Robin Mur­ and Mrs. Edward Delsignore On display at the Hartford I b . ‘ 1 .2 9 plus bouncy rubber dock and Dan Buckson who and Mr. and Mrs. Donald National Bank and Trust Co., Center Loin soles. Just right for made the complete Richardson. corner of Main and Pearl Sts., arrangements for the conversa- Church Fair Hartford, is a personal collec­ Pork Chops your jeans and things. United Methodist Church tion of Finnish Estonian hand­ Cash In on super big Bolton Home for the Holidays fair will crafts. , savings during our be held Nov. 10 from 10 a.m. un­ P art of the collection is Lb. 1 .3 9 Allan D. Thomas Notes til 4 p.m. owned by Mrs. Ilvi Cannon, Bite Size Lean Tender once-a-year Anniver­ Chairman Dorothy Miller has been owner operator of the Finish U.S. Choice Stew DONNA HOLLAND sary Sale. Sizes: 7-10 Board of Education named general chairman. Estonian Imported Handcrafts Correspondent Booth chairman named are Shop on Stony Rd. (Narrow) 5-10 Democrat 646-0375 Karen Aspinwall, crafts, fancy The exhibit will be on display Beef (Medium) 6-9 (Wide). To Honor Castagna work; Alice Mack, Carol Laver- through Nov. 2. The Board of Education and ty, candles; Helen Swartz, Women's Shoes, all the Bolton Education Associa­ Mary Nichols, knitting; Carol lb. 1 .3 9 D&L stores except tion are jointly sponsoring a Bolleris, nature nook, crafts Townwide Calendar using natural products, painted IVe Win Have New London and testimonial dinner in honor of A long range townwide calen­ Fresh Oysters Dr. Joseph Castagna who has bottles. dar of all Bolton events is being Groton. resigned as superintendent of Also Ann Warren, baked compiled by the Bolton G r a d e A Bolton schools. goods; Mary Whipple, Nikki Ecumenical Council to avoid The dinner will be held Nov. 2 Richardson, Gram’s attic; Sal­ conflicts and to enable various Stridiland Farms Large White at Piano’s restaurant. ly Jean, children’s corner; groups in town to support each A cocktail hour will begin at Charlie Pield, men’s crafts, others efforts. 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at plants. Eggs.. 79* 7:30 p.m. in Piano’s downstairs Betty Demartin and Betty All organized town groups, banquet room. Thomas are in charge of both public and private, are Land of Lakes The public is invited. decorations. requested to furnish a calendar Anyone wishing to honor Dr. Workshops are being held of their events for 1973 and 1974. Castagna should contact Mrs. Wednesday mornings from 9 The calendars can be given to Batter 99« Richard Breslow, Converse Rd. until 11:30 at the home of Mrs. any of Bolton’s clergymen for dinner arrangements. Gertrude Noren, South Rd. and before Oct. 25. Shop PIpehurst Paul B. Greenberg Mrs. Breslow and Mrs. San­ Wednesday evenings from 7 un­ The calendar will be main­ Wednesday Board of Education dra Schenker are in charge of til 9 at the home of Mrs. Alice tained in a location accessible Bead our large ad in Mack, South Rd. to everyone. Democrat the event. Wednesday’s paper Wetlands Agency Stanley Bates, conservation ...... - chairman, told the selectmen that he had been authorized by

the members of his commission Automatic Color to inform them that they would Fine Tuning Intensity be willing to be official body to administer the Inland-Wetlands Act’as required by PA 155. amlhcr^wlqf Brightness Contrast The conservation commission agreed to work with the plan­ INSTA-MATIC® ning commission and the zoning PLUG-IN board and to turn in its COLOR TUNING CIRCUIT MODULES resulting plans to the Depart­ Quasar. Portable Just push one button and you automatically balance Most chassis components are on replaceable mod- ment of Environmental Protec­ color Intensity, hue, contrast, brightness and can ules. If a circuit needs to be replaced, an exchange tion. even activate automatic fine tuning. It’s that easy! module can be plugged in by a service technician. Although the selectmen gave Bates the go ahead to establish ColorTVisan a wetlands regulatory agency, Carolyn Becker the action must be approved by MOTOROLA’S 90-DAV CARRV-IN SERVICE Board of Education P u l! GUARANTEE: Basic Terms of Guarantee are: townspeople at a town meeting. ... and you gat Revenue Sharing Motorola guarantees to pay labor charges for outstanding INSTANT PICTURE, correction ol product defects for ninety days Democrat Bolton’s payment for the first Iroin purchase date. Motorola guarantees to exchange a quarter of the fourth entitle­ INSTANT SOUND detective picture tube lor two years from purchase date ment period, beginning July 1, and to exchange all other detective parts tor one year from purchase date. Any exchange will be made with 1973 and ending June 30,1974, in new or remanulaclured Motorola parts at Motorola’s dis­ the amount of $15,047 has been buy.eta cretion. Guarantee is elleclive only when carried to and received by Catherine Peter­ Pm U . and you get serviced by a Motorola Authorized Servicer during son, town treasurer. normal working hours. Guarantee does not cover installa­ INSTA-MATIC COLOR TUNINB tion, set-up, travel lime or mileage, antenna system, Testimonial Model adjustn'ent of customer controls, (oreign use or damage due to owner misuse. Joseph Licitra, former Bolton WP5510KW SPEND YOUR MONEY, SAVE YOUR MONEY selectman, will be honored at a testimonial dinner Priday, Oct. y ENTIRE STOCK OF ^ VALUES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY...MEN’S, 26, at St. Maurice Parish • Insta-Mafic Color Tuning • Plug-in Circuit Modules • Solid State Chassis BOYS OUTERWEAR Center, Bolton. (except 4 tubes) • Custom-Mafic Pre-Set VHP Tuner • Instant Picture and Sound WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S. Licitra served as selectman for three years and was a 12.49 - 24.97 GIRLS POPULAR member of, the Board of Tax Rep, $25-$32l BIcl ENTIRE STOCK OF Review for four years. KNIT TOPS He has been on the savings of 20% to 50% on ENTIRE STOCK OF Democratic Town Committee snorkel coats and aki BOYS ACTIVE 1.97 - 3.97 GIRLS COATS Albert Harris for more than fifteen years and jackets In warm cor­ KNIT SHIRTS MEN’S AND YOUNG Reg. $3-$8, sl^es 4-6x, 7- Board of Education has served as vice president of duroys, nylons and wool. 14. Machine washable, 12.97 - 39.97 the United Pund of Manchester. Good sale assortment, all 1.97.2.77 long wearing knit tops In Democrat Licitra resides on School Rd. from our regular stock. Reg. to $4, elzee 4-7 MEN’S SPORT COATS turtleneck or crew neck Reg. $25-$50l A big with his wife and daughter. 20% to 50% off on boot There will be dancing from 9 Sizes 4-7, 8-18. Boys, not 2.97 - 3.97 styles. All long sleeve. for p.m. until 1 a.m. In Vernon, New London, Solids, fancies. top and regular length Reg. to $8, sizes 8-18 20% OFF coats. Choose from Priends who wish to honor Groton. Reg. $65-$70-$75l this season’s newest sport coats styles In GIRLS WASHABLE Experience Licitra can obtain tickets for Roudh and ready, action suedes, wools and fake the testimonial by calling either BOYS CORDUROY minded plush wool and practical double knit polyester. Handsome plaids ACRYLIC SLACKS Savings cotton/polyiester and checks. Also sporty solid blazers. Sizes 36-46, Reg., Short furs. Warm pile and John Mahon or Mrs. William BLACK GROUP knit shirts. Long 8lc..,w, Reg. $6 to $7 quilt linings. Solids and Houle. leeve. and Long. Men’s not In New Britain, Vernon, New London and Performance 3.97 crew and turtlenecks Groton. Playful slacks ready for plaids. Hurry In for Im­ ‘Slaves’ Available Reg. $6. reg. A slime 4-7 styles. Solids, fancies all the wear she can put portant savings on this Bolton High School Latin Qub season’s finest coats. ON wiil be conducting its second Into them. Cuffed and annual slave sale shortly. 6.97 - 6.97 MEN’S AND YCUNG wide leg styles In plaids Girls, not in Vernon, Reg. to $10, New London, Groton. NOVEMBER 6th Slaves will be available for Model WP4S02KW Model WP5004KW Model WP5502JW and solids. Girls, not In raking, light yard work, window reg. A ellme 8-18. Vernon, New London, washing and other jobs. Good group of Jean, MEN’S SLACKS Groton. They will be available for slacks and trousers In VOTE work the weekends of Oct. 27- flare or cuffed models. 28, Nov. 2-3 and Nov. 9-W. Anyone needing a slave on Ribless or thick 'n' thin 9.97 , any of the above dates is asked 176 BURNSIDE AVE. corduroy. Plaids and Reg. $12-$15l Special group of slacks In new and Important fabric DEMOCRATIC to call 649-9662, 742-8535, 643- solids. Boys, not In Ver- and patterns. Choose from corduroys and double knits In plaids, 6029 or 543-5234. T H non. New London, solids, checks. Cuffed and hemmed bottoms. Men’s, not In Ver­ Democratic Town Committee Mrs. Susan Murray is club ad­ C E N T U R Y T V non, New London, Groton. EAST HARTFORD - Q r o to n .______Paul Phillips, ’Treas. visor. 528-1554

i u PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Oct. 23. 1973 ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Oct. 23. 1973 — PAGE NINE Sparks-Xantho | I Collin-McVey ! College Notes 725 E. Middle Turapike Miss Linda Larivee, daughter (Just ON Tlie Green) 400 EXTRA S&H STAMPS Miss Kathryn Joan MeVey of of Mr. and Mrs. Rapiond C. with 4th W99k CouDone •- Miss Linda Louise Xantho of South Windsor celebrated the a matching ||Ull-length Bioomfield and Ronald R. Larivee, 93 Branford St. Is a Opposite Sf, Bartholomews Church South Windsor and Herman nuptial Mass and performed the cathedral veil. She carried a Collin of Manchester exchanged member of the Keuka College Lawson Sparks Jr^ of East wedding vows Oct. 20 at the with Any $r.S PurohaM doi)ble-ring ceremony. Mrs. colonial bouquet of ivory roses, Chorale at Keuka College, 100■ ExtrafcdVM u Coupon0 H artford were united in Claire Lyman of South Windsor white chrysanthemums, car­ Church of the Assumption, Keuka Park, N.Y. for the 1973- Manchester marriage Oct. 20 at St. was soloist and Mrs. Elizabeth nations and baby’s breath. m Manchester. 74 academic year. The chorale O R e S N Margaret Mary Church, South Scheidel was organist. Mrs. James McCarthy of The bride is the sister of Mr. is a select group of 40 women .STTAMPB OPEN MON. AND TUES. 100 Extra withPurchiMrtdPkQ.. Windsor. The bride, given in marriage Wallingford was her sister’s and Mrs. Joseph M. O’Brien of chosen for their vocal and Mre. Kavanaugh’e Muhina The bride is the daughter of by her father, wore an antique matron of hbnor. She wore a Bloomfield. The bridegroom is musical excellence. Miss 8 A.M. to 0 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Xantho of ivory satin and English Not­ gown of emerald green crepe the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Larivee is a member of the 100 Extra with Purchaa# ot 24 count South Windsor. The bridegroom tingham lace gown designed back satin with tiny white C. Collin of 543 Hartford Rd. class of 1976.. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ with scooped neckline and Em­ polkadot designed shirtwaist- ’The Rev. Paul Trinque of j i ' w e d ., t h u d s ., s a t . man L. Sparks Sr. of East Hart­ pire bodice, and Lady Hamilton style with white satin collar and Lick The Church of the Assumption per­ 1 n fl E y tl*j| with tho Purchaao of 2 Iba. ford. formed the double-ring sleeves accented with ribbon cuffs. She carried a colonial- Suporinarkols Yluu o Donor » & 8^ A.M. to 10 iv r P.M. a i i i i ■ a or moro of Ground Chuck The Rev. William McGrath of and traditional train. She wore style bouquet of fall flowers. Platter Clean ceremony. The church was Miss Sue A. Newcomb, Bridesmaids were Miss decorated with white daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Pifeea % Patricia Campitelio of Wind­ My mother raised me to eat chrysanthemums. Paul Newcomb of 17 Lockwood St. AffleotAre sor; Miss Linda Callaghan of everything on my plate. ’There Chatelat of Manchesr was has entered Southampton Ootobsr SS-27* Wethersfield; and Miss Kathy were no exceptions to her rule. organist. (N.Y.) College this fall as a When I protested tearfully “I The bride was given in Double S&H Green Moran of East Hartford. Their transfer student with advanced gowns and flowers were Iden­ can’t! I can’t!” meaning that I marriage by her brother-in-law class standing: tical to those of honor atten­ simply could not push another Joseph M. O’Brien of Bloom­ dant. lima bean past the lump in my field. She wore a nylon organza Miss Catherine McCarthy of throat, my mother reminded and Chantilly lace gown Wallingford, the bride’s niece, me of the starving children in designed with mandarin collar, P llllP lf Stamps Every Wednesda was flower girl. She wore a Europe. If that failed she put bishop sleeves, yoke accented g g U | Saturday NIgM 7 to lb P.M. DouUa Stamps ivory satin gown fashioned with the uneaten lima beans in the with Venice lace appliques and puffed sleeves, lace trimmed at refrigerator and re-heated sleeves and cuffs of chantilly neckline and hem, and a bronze them for my next meal. lace with full skirt and attached velvet sash at waistline. She As a result of this stringent chapel-length train. Her three­ wore a circlet of baby’s breath training, I can eat anything. tiered elbow-length veil was at­ in her hair and carried a Anything! When our Gourmet tached to a seed pearl and lace nosegay of fall flowers. Club had a Japanese dinner Camelot headpiece. She carried Finest Meat Sold Anywhere” Alex Brazolovich of East which involved dropping a a prayer book covered with red u a o p 2 Quarter Loin Hartford was best man. Ushers whole raw egg into your soup, I and white baby roses and white CHOICE WHAT DOES U.S.D.A. lU S D R were Donald Sparks and was the only person who could ribbons. CHOICE MEAN TO YOU? CHOICE Thomas Sparks, both of East swallow the egg without Mrs. Joseph M. O’Brien of Hartford, brothers of the making a face. Bloomfield was her sister’s Dempsey Photo It it your personal guarantee the meat you are buying is a top Now, we have tried to raise matron of honor. She wore an bridegroom; and Walter First Cut quality cut of the choiceet beef portions! It is also your Brazolovich of East Hartford. our children to eat everything emerald green crepe gown Mrs. Ronald R. CoDin A reception was held at the on their plates too. But, being fashioned with vee-neckline, U.S.D.A. Choice guarantee of flavor, a nacaaaary and important ingredient Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn, modern parents and desciples white collar and puffed sleeves PORK (MOPS Mrs. Collin wore a green pant­ when preparing any meal. The succaaa of every meal it after which the couple leR on a of the soft-spoken Heim Ginnot, trimmed with lace. She carried suit with gold accessories. The 3 trip to Bermuda. ’They will we have used different yellow and white baby roses highly dependant upon tho taste and flavor of the meat and couple will reside in WINDOW reside in Manchester. methods. When I explained our and baby’s breath with white VOTE Manchester. that la why you should use only U8DA Choice cuts. At Mrs. Sparks is a licensed new methods to my mother and ribbons. for Mrs. Collin is attending the Franks, wa offer only USD A Choice cuts of beef at special practical nurse and is employed asked what she thought of Maurice J. Collin of New Bri­ SHADES Creative School of Hairdressing at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Bloom­ them, she said, “I think you’ll tain, the bridegroom’s brother, Mode to Ordor in Hartford. Mr. Collin is PAUL E. End and field. Mr. Sparks is employed end up with a bunch of pickey- was best man. John Pinto of is the week to take advantage of the Fantastic Savings in employed as a meat cutter at Brine tout old rallen In nod as a mail handler by the U. S. eaters.” Manchester was usher. Supreme Foods, Manchester. Mvo 8O0 per ahndO;______meat items appearing in this ad. Why not visit Frank’s meat Post Office. What we’ve tried to do is to A reception was held at 129 WILLHIDE department and see (he difference for yourself why we say... Center Chops respect the rights of our Woodland Ave., Bloomfield, Mrs. Collins is the grand­ L A. JOHNSON daughter of Mrs. George W. Republican Candidate for children. For example, our rule after which the couple left on a Boa d of D ire cto rs “The finest meat sold anywhere." About Town is "Eat your dinner or you don’t motor trip through Northern Copping and the late Mr. Cop­ J ^ I N T C O . U B o n I ping. Ad Pnid For By CHOICE get any dessert. But it’s YOUR New England. For traveling Paul t. Willhidc n iH A iN a T . Temple Chapter, OES, will choice.” This worked effective­ hold its regular meeting ly while the children were little, Wednesday at p.m. at the 8 but as they grew older and Masonic Temple. Friendship wiser they became selective. I night will be observed. Officers mean, who’s going to swallow will wear colored gowns. Mrs. Herman L. Sparks Jr. brussels sprouts when the Uniting LIMITED TIME OFFER! dessert is only canned peaches? The Westhill Gardens Social For the system to work you Club will hold a potluck supper must plan your desserts around People Is U.8.D.A Choice Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 6 p.m. at the vegetable you are serving ^*The sm o k e is Herrmann Hall. Any resident of and brusells sprouts rate at A Challenge Westhill Gardens is invited. For least a chocolate cake. CHUCK CHUCK SHOULDER SHOULDER clea ring reservations call . Blanche ^6 5 . VALUE CHUCK CHUCK I spent hours with our Malboeuf, president, at 649- Your toddiers, coaxing “One for There is a spiritual answer to away 2161. Those attending are NEWEST— ULTRA GAIN UHF-VHF-FM ROAST ROAST STEAK STEAK mommy. One for daddy. One alienation and other forms of STEAK ROAST requested to bring a hot dish. MONEY’S for teddy-bear.” I also used the turmoil, Joseph G. Heard of WITH “SMOKEY’S" The Guild of Our Lady of St. garage technique, “Open wide Miami, Fla., told an audience WORTH here Monday. HELP WE HOPE TO Bartholomew’s Parish is spon­ for the fire engine. For the plus soring a series, "A Fresh Look school bus. For the armored The words “We the People” at Grace and Sin,” in its adult car.” I taught the kids to chug- in the Federal Constitution of TM S&H BE OPEN AGAIN a-lug their milk and to say the United States, “envisioned RMSSTARTRACK education program, which SOON. WATCH THE meets Wednesday from 10 to 11 “skol” with their orange juice. a single united people, living GREEN a.m. at St. Bartholomew’s And I explained that “Carrots and working together for the ANTENNA School. The program is open to make your eyes shine. Spinach common good,” Mr. Heard HERALD FOR OUR stated. STAMPS C all women of the parish. Baby­ makes muscles and bread ANNOUNCEMENT. sitting will be provided. crusts build strong bodies 12 “But it’s a challenge,” he ways.” said, “to make things work out INSTALLED As a result of these efforts this way. It takes a special ef­ WITH An adult Bible study will be Model 8K-716 (which called for a large invest­ fort, a spritual dimension, to 23 Elameida HI. (itirmtm, conducted Wednesday at 10 Canada Dry Sweet Lite ment of time and patience) we get rid of the labels that grag- AUTOMATIC U.S.D.A. Choice Lean Tender (Chuck) Harris a.m. at Zion Evane Evangelical are raising a family of pickey- ment us.” 0Uotl|trrB Lutgher Lutheran Church. eaters. ’There are only TWO Mr. Heard, a well-known . Plane WAYBEST GRADE A Pittarnt SODA PEAS vegetables that all our children Christfan Science teacher and ROTOR n u ts ot dB Gain Orar OBESIUK CRARMEAT All Flavors Except Quinine 16 -o z. ■ 887 Main Street in Mayfair Y Club will have a 1/2 Wave Dlpoie of Antenna .lb. T like. After that they got their lecturer, spoke under the tor Channela 2-6 downtown Mancheater social gathering Wednesday at own ways. One likes squash. auspices of TTie First CTiurch of Al Porta oad Lobu Channels T-U 10. a.m. in Cronin Hall of FM U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Chuck “Main St. Guild Member” One com. One ^een beans. Christ, Scientist, Manchester. IbcIikM Channela 14-83 Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair And one actually likes brussels He was introduced by Mrs. residents are invited. sprouts. It’s almost impossible Roberta Clerk, the first reader BLADE STEAKS CMCXENS to plan a meal without having in the chjjrch. .lb. 6 % -o z. 3 2 -o z. someone grumble. To off-set “If we were to raise the con­ Hiulo^en^n^ this we have instituted “party cept ‘We the people’ higher to Our Own Pure Pork, Hot or Sweet Thursday, October 25. rules” for important times like ‘We Thy People’ or “we God’s nosis Ultra 4 Non-Dairy Christmas and birthdays and People,’ would we find a bond Quarters with Wings Quarters with Back the first and last day of schobl. of unity that embraces ITAUAN SDUSAtE .lb. TOILET T ISSU E . . . .4 p k . CREAMORA... .1 6 -o z . 5 9 < You’re invited to a When “party rules” are in everyone without fragmenta­ Coronet LIpton effect No one has to eat tion or exclusion?” Mr. Heard Fresh TOWELS ...... JumboRoll w O ITAUAN VE& SOUP 2 pk. anything. I makes for a very asked. 33^ Sweat Ufa Oft* Ctorox peaceful meal. Man’s spiritual identity can Through all this my mother be discovered through prayer, GROUND CHUCK SLICED PEACHES 16 -o z. BLEACH...... , . , 4 9 « has remained silent. I’ve really he sated. .lb. AHFIavora Free Day at 46 A|ax w/Ammonia got to hand it over to her. When “Because God, divine Spirit, WELCHADE DRINKS even on the nights when we expresses Himself through a Hickory Smoked 33< CLEANER .. .2 8 -o z. 4 9 < have “party rules” she has perfect likeness, man has a Smuckor’s Strawberry S.O.S. never said “I told you so!” spiritual identity. Through 18 -o z 59< J k . PRESERVES .... . ElainePoiwi»s prayer we discover this spritual WITH THE PURCHASE OF AMY 25 IMCH INCH COLOR T.V. FARMLAND BACON .lb. SCOURING P A D S loci. 2 5 < likeness. And our expression of Kraft 1000 Island Hand Cut ° it brings harmony into our daily Capitol Farms 20^ Off Label Our experience.” DRESSING...... 8 -o z. 33< FILLED DONUTS d o z. 9 9 < Mr Heard called on his Servicemen 6 4 -o z. Prince Largs audience to meet the challenge FRANKS...... 2 lb. b a g of overcoming all that would SAUCES ...... qt. 0 9 ^ DINNER ROLLS d o z. 8 9 < Airman George C. Griswold, fragment and alienate. •From Our Dell Hut'r WISK son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. “As we become reconciled lmport9d ' Frozen Foods Department - " " •from The Dairy Bar- — “The Freshest Produce Sold”- 2 Griswold, 912 Tolland Tpke., with our source,” Mr. Heard Sara Lea Pecan or Strouaol has been assigned to Keesler said, “we find ourselves recon­ Connecticut Grade A Jumbo Ripe Yellow AFB, Miss., after completing ciled with our fellow men.... BOILED Air Force basic training. He is “The (Christianity that recon­ COFFEE CAKE i3 ..79< a 1973 graduate of Manchester ciles man to God is not merely HAM

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^AGc; fi!.N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. 23. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Oct, 23. 1073 • Coventry Covent PAGE ELgVBW Break-Even Possible Correction !2L Coventry At the brunch card party, Mr. and Mri. John Oudjunii DevCo Group On 60-Ton Pickup sponsored by the Manchester o( 100 Hemlock St. Food Stamps Plan Group To Show Auxiliary of Child and Family observed their 00th wedding an­ Meets Tonight Of Paper: Giles .[f'' EAST. CEMETERY Services of Connecticut niversary Oct. 18. ’The couple Meeting Topic Decision Delayed / Wednesday from 11 a.m. to S wai nurried Oct. 13,1013 by the MONICA SHEA p.m. at the Manchester Country Rev. John Ambot In Holy Trini­ Maryland Slides Correspondent The Public Health Nursing provide a nutritionally MANCHESTER CONN, Club, the brunch will be ty Church, Hartford. Bom In Tel. 742-9495 On Group Home Manchester’s director of tract with Trash-Away Inc. Association and the Committee adequate diet that will benefit prepared by Prank Latucca of Lithuania, they came to the The Coventry Citizens Ad­ public works estimates the expires June 30, 1974. The first tall meeting of the all phases of our organization to i on the Aging have made every family member. The Planning and Zoning the Manchester Community United States in 1010 and have visory Group will meet tonight Training School. town could break even in the ... Bids be advertised on a Concerned Citizens of Tolland encourage a successful solution arrangements for represen­ Any family, or individual Commission Monday postponed College food department, and resided in Mancheiter since at the DevCo Planning Center The postponment was to give cost involved for collecting and baler for the recycling station. County will feature slides of to problems confronting Coven­ tatives of the state Food Stamp living alone,. who cooks its a decision on the Sterling not by the college’s food depart­ that time. Mrs. Gudjunis is the at 7:30. the Board of Education time to recycling newspaper if a Giles points out that baled Columbia Md. and a debate try in the next 12 months.” program to visit the Coventry meals at home and whose In­ MacPherson application to use newspaper returns a much ment as previously stated. former Mary Kibouskae. There will be status reports compile all the facts and make minimuiti of 60 tons were between the candidates for ’Town Office Building Oct. 30. come falls within the monthly his property pt Rt, 31 and higher prict than loose A Mass was celebrated in from the subcommittees on recommendation. The board collected weekly. Town Council from both Based on information Income and assets limits, may Mason St. for a group home for newspaper. their honor .Oct. 13 housing, public shfety and will meet Thursday. Jay Giles, in a report Democratic and Republican available, it is known that there be eligible to purchase food 10 children, from the Mansfield,; ... 'The Board of Directors be at St. James ' Church, ’The commission will approve prepared by him and by Ronald parties tonight at 8 o’clock at NATIONAL ASSOCIATiON FOR municipal services, recreation, are a number of persons or stamps. asked for an additional ap­ Manchester. A family entertainment and culture, and or deny the application at its Kraatz, environmental officer, Coventry High School families in the Coventry area Any residents interested in propriation to pay for the baler gathering was held at the home Fire Takes next meeting. estimates the town’s contract Auditorium. commercial and Industrial who might qualify for the Food visiting the Town Office and for improving the recycling RpARDED CHILDREN of their daughter, Mrs. John A. development. All the people present at a for refuse collection would said, "New residents are es­ Stamp program. Building on Oct. 30 is requested require about $28,500 per year station — by adding a loading Tierney. ^ ’The Audience of Citizens will Three Lives hearing spoke in . favor of the pecially welcome to meet with Both groups are encouraging to call the Public Health Nur­ additional for once-a-week dock and baler pad, and con­ The couple also has a son begin about 8:43 with the first application. us and find out first-hand the Christmas Cards & residents of Coventry who might sing Association at 742-7312 DANBURY (AP) - Three curbside pickup of newspaper structing a roof over the baler half restricted to questions There is a possibility that views of candidates for the Wasco E. Gudjunis of South qualify to visit the 'Town Office prior to Oct. 24 in order that an young children, huddled or about $57,000 per year ad­ area. Windsor; three grandchildren; relating to items on the agenda. housing the 10 students In November election.” 1974 Calendars Building Oct. 30 and file adequate staff will be available. together in a bathroom, ditional for twice-a-week. Giles estimates the state The second half of the Coventry could cost the town Don Kingsley, co-chairman, M siu IT uwoul conn and three great-grandchildren. application or ask any questions The office hours are 8:30 to 12 perished In a blaze in a second "Assuming that the cost for would pay 30 per cent of the Audience of Citizens will be for $10,000 for the education of also said, "We’ll try to give our Mr. and Mrs. Gudjunis have they might have about the and 1 to 3 p.m. on Monday story apartment late Monday collection would be substantial­ cost. nmn um u scMU questions directed at the DevCo these children at Talcottvllle. views of recent activies of been very active in Lithuanlan- program. through Friday. morning. ly lower than the proposed costs ... The policy now followed, of 'This would be about 2 per cent DevCo.” Both chairmen stated American activities and staff. The program is a direct way On Oct. 30 the state represen­ Their mother, 20-year-old (by the refuse contractor), if turning 40 per cent of the SATURDAYS 11AM - 4 P M of the Board of Education there was a plan afoot to organizations. Mr. Gudjunis Open House to add dollars to family food tatives will be available from 10 Vanessa Barnes, was critically the town accepts competitive revenue from recycled paper to AND budget. quadruple the size of the served on the committee for the The Coventry High School money, and the primary pur­ to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. injured when she jumped bids,” explains Giles, ‘‘it the conservation commission, ’The commission approved the. CCTC with a membership construction of the Lithuanian will hold an o ^ n house Mon­ pose of the prpgram is to Local transportation will be headlong out a second floor win­ appears that the market value be reviewed for possible EVERY TUES., WED., & Hall on Golway St. in 1928. He resubdivision request of drive and a fund raising drive day,, Oct. 29, in honor of provided where needed. dow onto a pavement beside the Ethelena and William Zelgler of newspaper is sufficient to change. was employed by Rogers Cor­ for monies needed for American Education Week. city housing project. on Riley Hill Mountain Rd. TTie cover the collection and bailing The town appropriated $6,000 thurs. 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. poration before his retirement. professional consultations. ’The program will begin at Fire Chief Joseph Bertalovitz request was to add oiie more costs.” toward the $18,900 cost of the MU COWUCnD IT MMCWSni MM. Mrs. Gudjunis is presently Ferguson said, "We need Ml TIE KEU* If WTMIEQ CHHIlEN 7:30 and will consist of parents About Town identified the victims as lesha building lot on their land. Consequently, Giles near-completed recycling sta­ countless volunteers to help in president of the Manchester following their child’s schedule. Barnes, 3, Marlou, 3, and recommends bids be received tion. The remaining ^2,900 was branch of the Lithuanian- The commission Teachers will be in their Highland Park PTA will have schools in Manchester and Mrs. James, Vk. " recommended acceptance of this fall on a separate contract advanced by Lydall Inc, under a ■Vi Herald photo by Plhto AmeriCan Roman Catholic classrooms so that parents may Mrs. Barnes was admitted in five-year, pay-back agreement. an open house Wednesday from Eleanor Coltman, member of the proposed ordinance 2 for collecting newspaper on a Women’s Society. She had been learn what is being planned for critical condition at Danbury Lydall is paying the town the 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the school. the M anchester Board of regulating sewer and water once- or twice- weekly basis — 60th Anniversary employed by Cheney Brothers the coming year. Hospital. market price for loose paper, PTA memberships will be Education, will speak on facilities. for a trial period to June 30, in Manchester for many years. Hie library will be holding its Another person in the apart­ 1974. less its (Lydall’s) cost for O' First Thought Of In 1914 available. There will also be a changes in education in local Frank Connelly, town Annual Book Fair at this time. ment, James Danzy, 20, was He recommends also that; baling it. Lydall retains 60 per book, fair at the school schools and the upcoming planner, reported on the survey The Coventry High School also admitted with undeter­ ... The town’s refuse- cent of the money it owes for Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 6:30 school referendum. that the town hopes to send out Dance Band will present a mined injuries. collection contract go out for the paper and the sum is to 9 p.m. to 20 new communities in other A LIBRARY to complete the South Windsor musical interlude for the When firemen arrived after bid in January, and that the credited toward the $12,900 it states to sed what parents’ entertainment. The conservation and safety the 11:25 a.m. alarm, flames specs include a provision for advanced the town. The 40 per Bowers School Pt W will meet arrangements were made committee of the Manchester were leaping out of the second curbside collection of cent it turns over to the town is quandrangle at educational Candidates Correction tonight at 7 in the school between the town and the Junior Women’s Club will meet story window. The chief said newspaper. credited to the conservation The 4-H Achievement Night cafeteria. Dessert will be developers concerning sewers, 17 Students Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the men broke into the apartment ’The town’s three-year con­ commission for its use. and potluck supper will be this served, and at 7:30, Alfred schools, water facilities, etc. square. Tychsen and Wilson Deakin, home of Mrs. Allan Sault, 62 and found the three children in The town hopes to receive ten In Chorale Are Saying... Thursday, not last ’Thursday as Academy St. was stateid in the paper. assistant superintendents of the bathroom. replies. The present library at BEVERLY DUKE'TT Herbert Asplund Democrats Plan Manchester Correspondent Don't be misled by *Fun(d) Raiser^ . (Herbert Asplund is a An ordinance to prohibit cut­ Weekly Specials Lilly's INSULIN Republican candidate for the Hospital Seventeen members of the ting of newly resurfaced roads, Bennet Junior High School is South Windsor Town Council). SHOP ARTHURS NPH U40 Always A "Democratic Swing-in” is South Windsor High School except in emergency cases was scheduled for Saturday by the Notes Lack of proper planning in the n A rthur's choral groups have been proposed but died from lack of fo r PROT. ZINC U40 99 * Manchester Democratic Town Discharged Monday: Diane accepted this year as members town’s road surfacing program leadership by the Democratic ^ DRUG STORES SMALLER than those in most has made a mess of several TOTAL SAVINGS Committee. It will be at 8 p.m. Heller, 153 Birch St.; Judith A. of the Greater Hartford Youth Council majority. ’This is in South Windsor roads and has 10%-off on NPH U80 at the Elk’s Club on Bissell St., Reynolds, Enfield; Beverly L. SNET Lines Go Underground Chorale. sharp contrast to the noise 190 FARMINGTON AVI.. HARTFORD, CONN. JJ7 I 164 with dancing from 9 to 1 and resulted in an unnecessary cost about road conditions made by PROT. ZINC U80 Hennessy, 80 Alton St.; elementary schools, All Diabetic Needs 941 M A I N ST., M A N C H IS T E R . CONN. 643 1505 casual dress recommended. Marguerite G. Bengs, 797 to South Windsor taxpayers. Democratic candidates two Southern New England Telephone is installing underground cable on the south side of E. ’This is one of the largest 144 BROAD ST., WINDSOR. CONN. 688 5183 Sub-titled “ A Fun(d) Bolton Rd., Vernon; Deborah S. representations of the schools years ago. Raiser,” there won’t be any Center St., from Spruce St. to Porter St. This view is at Harrison St., looking east. Roads were resurfaced as Darby, Glastonbury; Judith A. participating and is the second part of the sewer program in­ It’s high time that proper ^ O M A I N S T . ROCKVILLI, CONN. 875 9163 '66 Deliveryl speech-making, Herbert Wolf, East Hartford; Eleanor Wherever SNET crews dig up roadways, sidewalks or lawns, they must replace them to at planning and responsible action i^ou ring, we bring ! least their original condition. (Herald.photo by Pinto) Now that we thought It over. time South Windsor High School itiated by the Republican ad­ Stevenson, arrangements chair­ Phelps, 99 Richard Rd., Ver­ gained the honor of having so is restored to ^ e conduct of IXFUtSS DtllVlKY ON man, has promised. ministration in 1970, but were non; Malcolm H. Cox, High many students chosen. Last then tom up again to install council business so that the ------PRKCRIPIIOII ITEMS However, several notables Manor Park, Rockville; Anna year 16 of its students were worthwhile road program com­ Sr have said they will make an water lines and for other B. Carroll, 324 Jobs Hill Rd., LETS BUILD IT in 1974 accepted. reasons. Proper planning would menced by a Republican ad­ appearance and say “hello.” Ellington. ministration can be successful­ Among them are First District have required that coordination Also, Jean Oldham, 61 Hazel About Town Those accepted are: John of municipal services take ly completed. ’This can only be SALE! Cong. William Cotter, State At­ VOTE YES ON QUESTION #1 Dr., South Windsor; Heidi A. Argenta, Walter Bolstridge, place prior to the original achieved by the election of the ______torney General Robert Killian FOR RENNET’S LIBRARY • GYMNASIUM Lisa Botteron, Cynthis Brazeal, Szeluga, 110 Aspinall Dr., An­ The home life and youth com­ member of the organization. resurfacing. Republlcanam on Nov. 6. and former UConn president Members of the Ladies of St. Richard Chagnon, Denise 8 Track S; dover; Susan J. Hagenow, 10 mittee of Manchester Junior BENNET STUDENTS DESERVE Homer Babbidge. Tickets are James will meet tonight at 7:45 The members will also meet Chesky, Debra Decker, Debra Newman St.; Mildred R. Women’s Club will meet at the John F. Tierney Funeral STEREO TAPES » $8 per couple. Wedne'sday at 8:45 a.m. at St. . A GOOD AIBRARY Dunacusky, Paul Galetta, asSi Schmelske, 25 Center St., Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Home, 219 W. Center St., to pay Leon Mainelli “This is strictly a night for Rockville; Ross G. Burwood, Weldon Harris, Phillip Ranney,. home of Mrs. Charles Burkett, respects to the late Mrs. Mary James Church to attend the fun and funds,” said Stevenson. East Hartford; Rudolph L. Lib­ (Paid for by (!itizen’$ (!oinmittee to Pass the School Referendum) Susan Schmidt, Mary Flannel- (Leon Mainelli is an incum­ There is also money planned All tha Top Artists. Carol King, 45 Concord Rd. Fitzpatrick, an honorary funeral. ‘‘Everyone is welcome — by, 420 Hilliard St. William H. Sleith, Finance Chairman ly, David Smith, Jeff Thomas, bent Democratic Town Council for drainage improvements and Diana Ross. Jania Joplin, Chicago Democrats, Republicans and Dale Wassenar, and Kyle M A N Y , M A N Y , M O R E! The Youth Forum of North Member in South Windsor) industrial road construction unaffiliated.” Zimmer. H WITH THIS COUPON S' ...... United Methodist Church will For the first time In its which is so important to attract meet tonight at 7 at the church. history the Town of South Wind­ new industry to South Windsor This season the Greater Hart­ sor a council-endorsed five- and expansion of existing Today In History ford Youth Chorale, under the year-plan. The need and facilities. New London YWCA Drop-In will meet direction of Dr. Gerald Mack, benefits of such a plan have The fact that the council has By The Associated Press Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 director of choral activities at been recognized for a long time issued a five-year plan does not Banker Dies Today is Tuesday, October a.m. at the Community Y. All Hartt College of Music, Univer­ but not until 1973, under the pre­ detract from the activities of NEW LONDON (AP) - 23rd, the 296th day of 1973. women are invited for sity of Hartford, will be perfor­ sent council, was it sl the Capital Improvements Ralph W. Matteson, a promi­ There are 69 days left in the fellowship, volleyball or ming in Hartford for Several complished. Committee. They still perform year. nent Connecticut banker, died bowling and a break for coffee. events. It serves as a guide for the the important function of Monday after collapsing at a Today’s highlight in history: More information may be ob­ council and all other functions screening all projects and ad­ local service station. He was 72. On this date in 1776, George tained by calling the YWCA of­ YOU CAN BUY UPTO SSaOOO They will appear at the An­ in South Windsor to plan and vising the council regarding Washington’s troops withdrew A New London resident, fice, 649-5662. nual Carol Sing for the Festival implement their programs in a priority, just as they have been Matteson was past president of from Manhattan in the of Lights ceremonies held at coordinated manner. The plan requested to do by the town the Savings Bank Association of Revolutionary War. Constitution Plaza the day after will be reviewed annually to be charter. Connecticut, the Savings Bank On this date in 1641, the great The Covenant Women’s Guild LOW-COST LIFE INSURANa Thanksgiving; at a Christmas sure it reflects the thinking and One of the most important Life Insurance Co. and the Irish Massacre began after the will meet tonight at 7:30 at concert on Dec. 16; with the • needs of the town. aspects of the five-year plan is Conneticut Safe Deposit discovery of a conspiracy Trinity Covenant Church. Hartford Symphony at a Pops The plan contains money for that it is scheduled so that it Association. against the English. Dessert and beverages will be Concert on March 2; again with road reconstruction and, more does not require a tax increase. He began his banking career In 1684, the charter of the served before the business ses­ the Hartford Symphony in a Importantly, for right-of-way Ibis intentionally planned to be Massachusetts colony was an­ sion. A I YOUR SAVINGS BANK. youth program on March 20; acquisition. Numerous projects implemented with the existing in 1918 with the Savings Bank of nulled. New London. He retired in 1969 and at the Hartford Arts in town have been tied up for capital improvements money as president and chairman of In 1915,25,000 women deman­ The ways and means com­ Festival in June. lack of rights-of-way with the and revenue sharing funds. board. At the time of his death ding the right to vote marched mittee of Center Savings Bank New... Savings Bank Depositors construction money for the Years from now the town will he was trustee emeritus of the in a demonstration in New Congregational Church will ’The Greater Hartford Youth project already appropriated. benefit from the orderly ac­ York. bank. meet tonight at 7:30 in the Life Insurance. Group Life Insurance. Chorale is sponsored by the The plan contains money for complishment of these In 1917, U.S. troops saw their Survivors include his widow, church office. 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Manchester, Conn., Tues., Oct. M, 1973 MacPhail Expected Sportt Forum ■ vV:- Football] Subs Play as Tribe Booters Win Letter of Thanks initifil appearance, was Manchester a S-0 lead after one from point-blank range. triumph, extended its unbeaten Wash To Replace Cronin I wish to thank the members Heralit Angle of the Manchester Little ByLenAuster called upon to make only one period of play. Seeing extensive action and streak to 12 while the hapleu Starting in the second stanza, Penney outfit fell the opposite League Women’s Auxiliary for save, that on a shot from registering marker;^ for the the check for |1,000 which was beyond midfield with Just 40 Danielson sent In reserves in first time were Rick McMahon, direction, now 0-12 this season. NEW YORK (AP)-> Hanging CHICAGO (AP) - Joe Cronin, but Cronin made no such move.- Using everybody on his bunches. He moved starters to presented to me at the annual By Earl Yost Carl Bujauc'us, Tayo Stimac, “There was nothing I could out the college football wash: whose 14-year reign as president of “I don't know if it’s up or down,” said bench except the team seconds left on the clock. positions they've never played appreciation night dinner. Mario Orduz and Guy Talley. do,’’ Danielson said trying to Bear Bryant wai ao pleased theuAmerican League included broad Cronin recently when asked if he would Sports Editor manager, Coach Dick Seven different Tribesmen before on a varsity level. The 'The auxiliary helps our TEE-TOTALERS- Darlene Manchester led 6-0 aftdr three somehow comfort downtrodden with Alabama’s triumph over and sweeping changes, is expected to step down as league president. “ We figured in the scoping with star­ Cacace brothers wound up at program in several ways star­ Dunko 182, Betty Lou Jackson Danielson couldn’t stop his quarters and added two more in Penney Coach Mike Gerich. Tennessee that he presented his haven’t come to any conclusion. ting right wing: Bill MacLean fullback slots,-not sure where step aside in favor of Lee MacPhail ting with the spring sign-ups 175, Claudette Mertens 175-461, newly crowned CCIL cham­ the only duplicate scorer. the concluding 15 minutes. But, Gerich said he understood players with victory cigars today at a meeting of league owners: “ When they extended my contract and during the town-wide an­ Leda Clifford 467, Marilyn they were. through 1975, it was with the understan­ pion Manchester High Reiner Cacace began the fully, that no apology was really after the game. Cronin, 67, hai two years to go on his nual fund drive by providing Smith 460, Marilyn Saunders “I Just told them to do what ding that I would give up the job when they soccer team from scoring parade with his ninth Danielson even had his first- ° Seemingly never off the necessary. And he added, present term, but will finish the commit­ transportation. 500. they would do If their daddy found a qualifi^ successor. Nobody’s steamrolling to an 8-0 rout of goal of the season six minutes offensive, the Tribe launched 33 "Dick, you have one great ment as chairman of the board of the Its ideas and comments are string goaltender, Ray Sullivan was around,” he said. “If you been selected yet.” Penney High yesterday in into the first stanza on a perfect stationed at left wing. Sullivan shots-on-goal against the Black team. Good luck." American League with MacPhail gradual­ always welcomed by our staff HOLIDAY CATERERS- Jottings from the Baseball Beat don’t want ’em, give ’em to Apparently, the league owners have East Hartford. Indicating lead pass from Rich Wasser- hadn’t performed in an offen­ Knights. Penney netminder ly assuming the duties of president. of coaches and commissioners. Helene Dey 12, Kay Fountain your daddy.” decided on MacPhail, son of the legendary how one-sided the game was man. MacLean then notched his sive capacity since junior high Vlnnle Villerlo, who must have Manchester returns home MacPhail, former general manager of Yours in Sports, 130-352, Valerie Huestis 128-345, Here’s one fellow who picked Oakland to win the World Larry MacPhail who owned the Cincinnati is the fact that Indian net- eighth and ninth markers of th school, but he almost tallied thought he was a shooting Wednesday hosting Bristol the Baltimore Orioles, currently holds a James Leber, President Doris Prentice 338, Ona Carlson Series against New York although I was rooting for the Reds, New York Yankees and Brooklyn minder Duffy Leone, in his season, both times assisted by twice, hitting the goal post once gallery target, made 18 saves. Eastern in a CCIL matchup similar role with the New York Yankees. Manchester Little League 342, Jean Mathiason 337, Ann Mets to complete a second miracle. My pick of the A’s in Reiner Cacace, to give Manchester, with the which is slated for a 3:15 start. Smith & Wesson are the Cronin became the American League’s Dodgers and introduced night baseball in and firing wide another time the major leagues at Cincinnati. Hebert 337, Ethel Harris 335. six games was off by just one, the set going the full seven- latest heroes at Southern fourth president in 1959 when he su c c e e d MacPhail admitted talk that he would Methodist. ’That’s Ckiach Dave the late Will Harridge. Series Club Meets game limit. replace Cronin “has been going around for CHURCH-Floyd Roman 202- Sm ith, who’s guided the During his term as president, the Guest speaker at Wednesday a long time. If and when the job is open 542, Walt Dunko 201-504, Moe Mustangs to a 4-1 record, and American League expand^ to 12 teams, night’s dinner-meeting of the Field Goal Duel quarterback Ricky Wesson, and if it were to be offered to me, I would Rosenthal 208-546, John eventually split into two divisions and ear­ Hartford World Series Club in Haberern 212-539, Jim Dodson Contrary to the thinking of many, participants in the who came off the bench Satur­ certainly have to consider it.” ly this year adopted the controversial New Britain will be southpaw 213-540, Mike Wieber 555, Fred World Series share in only the receipts from the first four day after Keith Bobo suffered a designated hitter rule. Cronin has had every dreamable success pitcher Bill Lee of the Boston games. The take for the fifth, sixth and seventh games go shoulder separation and rallied in the game. He was the AL’s most Towle 510, Phil Chase 538, Bill Ends in Standoff L^gue owners two years ago voted a Red Sox. Lee won 18 games last Topping 530, Ken St. Peter 506, SMU to a 27- triumph over Rice. valuable player in 1930 with the to the commissioner’s office as well as to the American resolution ordering Cronin to hire an ad­ year and posted the fourth best Jud Bennett 508, Nels Johnson Wesson made a brief speech Washington Senators. He was named and National League offices. ministrative assistant who would be earned run average in the 525, Vic Squadrito 562, Phil DENVER (AP) — ’The Denver Broncos, wlip’Ve died by to the team at halftime after player-manager in 1933 and led the team capable of replacing the league president American League. The dinner Johnson 550, A1 Semrau 502, Cy the field goal twice this eeason, learned to live with it Mon­ he’d committed a costly fum­ Herild photo by OlUra to a pennant. day night as the Jim Tumer-George Blanda kicking duel will take place at Rickey’s Perkins 531, Bob Stavens 529, ble. Restaurant on E.Main St. Dick Niese 515. Porter Blinn, of South Windsor, chief New England and ended in a standoff. “He just wanted the squad to Proclamations Accepted at Dedication 2 Eastern Canada scout for the Cincinnati Redlegs, took in' Turner’s third field goal of the second haU, a 35-yarder with know how disappointed he the National League playoff games in New York as guest three seconds to play, enabled Denver to salvage a 23-23 tie with was,” Smith said. Tom Kelley accepts fraiAed copy of proclamation naming baseball diamond at Clyde Wright Key Man of the organization. Blinn has been with the Reds four- the favored Oakland Raiders in a nationally televised National Memorial Field after him while Pete WIgren, right, holds his copy. Presentation was year. Last year he covered 40,000 miles scouting including Football League game. made by Alan Thomas of the Board of Education during halftime of the Manchester- In Swap of 10 Players the last month of the National League season charting the anda, the 46-year-old marvel, also had three successful A fter N e b ra sk a ’s 10-9 Maloney High football game last Saturday. Looking on Is James Kennedy, ANAHEIM (AP) - Harry last season and a 3.68 earned I'M VOTING FOR Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Mets and St.Louis Car­ Js, and his final one, from 49 yards out with 36 seconds left, squeaker over Kansas, Coach superintendent of schools. Both retired Manchester High coaches were cited with Dalton’s two-year search for a run average. He won 56 games dinals. appeared to have won it for the Raiders. Tom Osborne was pessimistic. lasting memorials, the baseball area to be known as Kelley Field and the cinders to Denver had lost to San Francisco 36-34 and to Kansas City 16-14 catcher has ended with the over the three previous Unless the offense picks up, bear the name Wigren Track. earlier this season by fourth-quarter field goals. It looked like California Angels sending seasons. he said, “We might not win VIVIAN FERGUSON 3 picher Clyde Wright o Besides Rodriguez, 27, who more of the same until Charley Johnson moved the Broncos 34 more than one or two Little Known Fact Department: The New York Yankees Milwaukee for Ellie Rodriguez, batted .269 this year after yards on three plays to the Raider 28-yard line, setting up ballgames the rest of the year.” led the American League in road attendance in 1973, luring — Sports Slate ...... key figures in a 10-player swap leading the Brewers at .285 in Turner’s kick. Now, he’s singing a different I more than one million, 440,000 fans through the turnstiles. “You can’t take anything away from George’s kick,” Turaer between the American League 1972, the Angels receive out­ tune. Friday teams. fielders Ollie Brown, 29, aqd said, “hut as soon as he hit it we felt we could get it right back.” He says if Nebraska defeats Tuesday Wednesday Joe Lahoud, 26, and pitchers ’The deadlock dropped the Raiders into a first-place tie with Big Eight rival Oklahoma State SOCCER Soccer Soccer “We had to have a catcher FOR Skip Lockwood, 27, and Gary Kansas City in the American Conference’s Western Division. this weekend, the Comhuskers Bristol Eastern at Lyman Hall at Bolton and Rodriguez is a good one,” The New York Yankee Winter Caravan, with a new Ryerspn, 25. Both clubs have 3-2-1 records. Denver stased in contention with a will “go into the stretch drive in Manchester Cross Country the California general manager manager - Dick Williams - will make its annual 2-3-1 mark. East Catholic at St. Paul In addition to his abilities HOARD OF DIRECTORS prettty good shape. I know a lot Cross Country UConn JV at MCC said Monday when he an­ appearance in Connecticut in late January. It will be in­ “We still haven’t quite turned the corner, but we’re right at the South Windsor at Windsor with the bat, Rodriguez is con­ , ■ ;i ...... ■ *e9i«w*wawSi=«<** of people do not believe at this Manchester at CCIL Field Day Wheeler/Farmington at nounced the trade. teresting to see how the cold Williams will warm up to the comer,” said Coach John Ralston, whose Denver team never has Southington at Rockville sidered a strong defensive Mrs. Warren Blackwell (A P photo) point that we can win the Big Thursday South Windsor New York press. The latter was hot after Ralph Houk Coventry at East Hampton “We have given up some age catcher. Dalton has said Jeff 181 Ferguson Road finished above .500 in its 14-year history. “Tonight’s game had to Eight championship. I beliece Saturday Bolton at Cheney Tech Soccer for younger players,” said Torborg, last year’s regular, before the latter resigned. be uplifting at this time. We developed poise and confidence by we can. Our players believe Soccer Figure Skating Star Gets Checking Pointers East Granhy at Ellington South Windsor at E.O. Smith Dalton, who sent relief pitcher has slipped in that department. coming back, first down 20-17, then down 23-20.” they can.” MCC at Middlesex CC Chicago's Keith Magnuson Instructs Champion Janet Lynn HPHS at Rockville Steve Barber, 34, outfielder Dalton said the trade “should "I have worked with Vivian for two years at Manchester Hospital After safety Bill Thompson raced 80 yards with an Oakland One week earlier, Nebraska East Catholic at Glastonbury Parish Hill at Coventry Ken Berry, 32, and catcher Art help our building process. Gift Shop. I feel certain she will continue to bring to the town the Jimmy Piersall, the much-traveled former major league fumble in the first quarter, Denver had to bounce back from a 13- lost to Missouri 13-12 and CROSS COUNTRY Football Ellington at Suffield Kusnyer, 27, packing along with Lockwood can fill either a star­ same kind of tireless dedication and loyalty.” ■ outfielder out of Waterbury, is trying to land a coaching 7 deficit, too, as Blanda kicked two field goals and Mike Siani Osborne summed up those two U.of H. at MCC East Catholic at Enfield Cross Country Wright, 30, and a player to be ting or relief roll and Brown job with any major league club. He managed Orangeburg, hauled in an ^ y a rd scoring pass from Ken Stabler in the second games in this manner: East Catholic at Coventry Manchester at Penney Ellington at Suffield named later. and Lahoud will be given a quarter. “A one-point win is not great, South Windsor at Windsor Rockville at Newington MANCHESTER NEIGHBORS FOR VIVIAN FERGUSON, JAMES FARR, TREAS. S.C., in the Class A Western Carolina League last year and Stabler and wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff picked the Bronco Rockville at Xavier of Wright had an 11-19 record chance in the outfield.” Campbell Pace-Setter but it’s a heckuva lot better Southington at Rockville Plainviile at South Windsor set a record for ejections. Now 44, Piersall said if not AP Grid Poll zone defense to pieces. Stabler hit on 16 of 24 passes for 313 yards Middletown successful in getting a big league job would love to come to than losing hy one point.” and two touchdowns, and Biletnikoff caught eight of them for 116 111 I 11 X Bristol and handle the Red Sox’ farm club in the Eastern The Top TwenI, with first- As Cougars’ Triumph yards. League. He’s now living in Richmond, Va. place votes in parentheses, season records and total “Biletnikoff is fantastic,” Ralston said. "We tried all week to RCASNEW points, points tabulated on Scoring goals is almost get­ season slate at 4-4-3 with the practice defending him, but he came up with moves tonight that Orville Gilmore, Minnesota’s ting ritualistic for Bobby victory, and avenged an earlier we hadn’t seen before. He’s a great one.” freshman cornerback, made his PONTIAC PARK basis of 20-18-16-14-12-10-9- Despite a lopsided Raider edge in the final statistics, in which RELIABLES Manchester baseball fans on hand for some of the World 8.7.6-5-4.3.2-1: Campbell, captain of defeat. first college start Saturday and 373 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER Oakland held a 417-216 advantage in total yards, neither team Series games at Shea Stadium included Lefty Bray, John 1. Ohio Si. 5.0.0 1,126 Manchester Community The Cougars take to the road intercepted two passes against m LaBelle and his son, Peter, Larry Rubinqw and Jeff 2. Alsbamii 6.0-0 1,042 College’s soccer team. Saturday morning, facing appeared to take control of the contest. Iowa, backing up the nicknane 3. Oklahoma 441.1 953 Koelsch. 4. M lchlun 64M1 857 Campbell’s second half core CCCAA fronV-runner Middlesex of “Dr. G” he earned at ANNOUNCING 5. PennSlale 6-0-0 709 stood up yesterday as MCC CC. The Middletown club Chicago’s Austin High. 6. So. Calif. 5-0-1 629 blanked Eastern Connecticut “When I get the ball, I like to 7. Mlaaouri 641.0 541 already has five league vic­ ‘Pick and Peck’Defense THE NEW While he didn’t invent the one-handed catch. Rusty Staub 8. Notre Dame 54)4) 508 State College’s JV squad, 1-0, at tories while Manchester is 1-1-2 operate,” die doctor said. 5. Oram Bay 4#) at Datron (b) of the Mets catches every ball in that manner. And to think 9. Louisiana Si. 64)4) 402 the locals’ field. in the loop. e. H out ton (a) at Chlcano (b) 10. Nebraska 5-14) 300 Can You Pick The from Little League up the youngsters are taught to use 11. Ariiona St. 64)4) 283 The decisive tally came at the Expected By Minnesota After West Virginia lost to c 12. Houston 64)4) 280 9:27 mark in the final stanza on Richmond for the first time both hands whenever possible to catch all balls. Many 13. UCLA 5-1-0 207 14. Zennessee a penalty kick. Campbell, who Still No. 1 since 1961 and only the second XL youngsters pattern their play after big leaguers . 5-14) 148 only two undefeated teams at -100 15. Tulane 54)4) 88 handles all penalty boots for the NEW YORK (AP) - The BLOOMINGTON, Minn. time in 7 meetings. Coach Bob­ • 100% Solid State 16. Miami, Ohio 64)4) 31 Minnesota’s Metropolitan • Twelve plug-ln 17. Kansas 4- 24) Cougars, now has 10 goals for longest winning streak in (AP) — Since Steve Spurrier by Bowden said: OFHCIAL ENTRY 21 Stadium. AccuCIrcult When Cincinnati faced the Mets at Shea Stadium in the 18. Texas Tech 5- 20 1-0 the season. college football ended at 20 and Roman Gabriel had such “With a gpal-line offense and Manchester Evening Herald 19. Texas 3-241 16 Minnesota’s zone defense modulea National League playoffs, one of the Redleg batting prac­ A scoreless first half saw lit­ success with it, the Minnesota no interceptions, we probably 20. Richmond 6-0-0 13 games for Delaware last Satur­ allowed Spurrier 31 com­ • AccuM atIc IV tice pitchers was Joe Nuxhall, who at Iwas the youngest Others receiving votes, tle potential scoring as most of day, but the Blue Hens Vikings expect John Hadl to use could have won.” 25.00 tuning pletions but the Vikes still A B • Super Accu- Color ever to appear in a major league game. He’s now at least listed alphabetically: the play was directed toward remained the unanimous choice the “pick and peck” offense Trouble was the Moun­ Arizona, Auburn, Colorado, the middle third of the field. defeated the San Francisco taineers were intercepted six 1...... □ □ 8 ...... □ □ black matrix T against them Sunday. 30 years older and 100 pounds heavier than when he broke as the top college division team 49ers 17-13. Gabriel completed picture tube. Kent State, Miami of Florida, Eastern mounted several real in the east. Pick and peck? times and twice had first downs 9...... □ □ in with the -Reds. Nuxhall is part of the Cincy radio and 23 passes for the Eagles Sun­ WEEKLY 2...... □ □ Oklahoma State, Pitt, threats in the second half, com­ “You have to play pick and inside the Richmond 10. The ARE HERE teevee broadcasting crew. The Lambert Cup board gave day, but the Vikings won their 3...... □ □ 10...... □ □ Southern Methodist, Utah. ing up a case of anxiety when Delaware all 80 points in the peck when you play the first time.they didn’t score and sixth straight regular season within striking distance of the weekly voting Monday, despite Vikings,” said Mike McCor­ the second time it took four 4...... □ □ 11...... □ □ game. Manchester goal. the Blue Hens’ 24-'7 loss to mack, coach of the plays. 5...... □ □ 12...... □ □ All told, the Warriors blasted Philadelphia Eagles who lost The average gain per comple­ PRIZE Beasley Claimed Rutgers, a major college team. 13...... ■.□ □ 17 shots-on-goal to MCC’s 15 tion was less than 10 yards. 6...... □ □ NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The 28-21 to Minnesota Sunday. 14 .. . TIeBreaker attempts. Cougar goalie Rick “You play to get those second- “It’s a long way downfield on 7...... □ □ 1. Atlanta (a) at Sanfranclaco (b) New Orleans Saints have Epstein turned in a brilliant those short patterns,” said 10 Weekly Contests! Num bar 2. Cincinnati (a) at Plttaburgh (b) acquired tight end John Beasley Bad News Due and-four situations.” performance, rejecting nine In other words, the Vikings Viking Coach Bud Grant, who on waivers from the Minnesota shots. CLEVELAND (AP) - Ted feels his defense can come up Illing Soccer Vikings. expect Hadl and the Los - RULES - The Cougar defuse, par­ Bonda, executive vice president with an interception, a quarter­ Ths object of the contest it to pkk Uw noit comet wioMn of Un Personal checking accounts. Beasley, a 6-foot-3,« 235- Angeles Rams to rely on the ticularly halfbacks Steve of the Cleveland Indians, is short passes to move downfield back sack or fumble recovery Club Rebounds ( ones listed in the idvertiseniontt by interting the profor lottir of Uw I Nam e ...... pounder from the University of Teachman and Ray Boyd, along expected to give team owners to stop the conservative at­ winning team on yow entiy Uank. In the space labeled lie breaher” Life Insurance on loans. California, caught 114 passes in Sunday’s game between the ■ Ad d re ss'...... with fullback Jeff Fournier, the bad news on the American National Football League’s tacks. Returning to winning ways, place Urn highett number of peintt yon thhk n l be scerad by any one of for 1,239 yards and 11 showed constant League baseball club’s finan­ the Illing varsity soccer team the teams Istad. Yon nay entor at many thnes at yes widi M enitiet j Ph o n e ...... ■udial to 3S Monllie REFUND of .99% APR for touchdowns in his‘ first five Sevings lanh el aggressiveness in keeping the cial operations tonight. defeated its counterparts from er reatenable factindNet must be dopesitad at participating steres by 3 I Manchester Evening Herald MMieiitalar NEXT TO STOP Jiid SHOP National Football League Warrioi^ at bay. The Indians reportedly lost Kennedy Junior High 4-2 in En­ P JL Friday. The HtraM wB be the sole judge ef centest entriei prompt loan payment. seasons-all of them with the Manchester levelled its 31.5 million in 1973. field yesterday. The win Vikings. boosted Illing’s record to 6-1-2 OPEN WED. THUDS. FRI. Till 9 P.m. MANCHESTER STATE BANK while Kennedy saw its record drop to 6-2-1. > 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Little Leaguers in Drive Maurice Godin scored twice for ALL of Your MANCHESTER EDEC Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon for Illing while Ray Giiha and WHAT YOU WANT. Ed Anderson, assisted by Matt TIREpINC. r l l E E Momiior FDIC Schmidt and Bob Bryce, HUNTING NEEDS For Fence at New Field registered the other tallies. 11. San Diego (a) at Clavaland (b) IS WHAT WE GOT. <3 Potterton’s 12, Waabinglon (a) at New Oitaana (b) with HELCO, which has high Defensively, Paul Hart, Bob SAFETjr CHECK number on that section. Terry and Rich Anderson By Len Auster Dedications will be in white tension wires nearby. ’The end result was a tract more than 300 helped spell the regular unit m-33 SERVICE “We have to start slowly lettering with a one inch white and earned some valuable 13. Kanaaa Coty (a) at BuHalo (b) | W e 2 feet square. Check ARE YOU 17-35 YEARS OLD? and feel our way through,” trim to act as a border. Final playing time in the process. wording of each section must Two Saturdays ago, the town FOR THE James Leber and Jim allowed the Little league to use Illing .now turns its attention meet the approval of the Little towards a rematch with the MAGNAVOX • FRONT END Adams, co-chairmen of the League. city machinery run by city Manchester Little League employees. With volunteer Glastonbury freshmen in m -38 • DISC BRAKES NO PRIOR MILITAjtY SERVICE? Building Fund said. ’Their Any donation of 325 or more help, including the National Glastonbury Thursday before search for a location for a will entitle the donor to become Guard unit in Rockville, the the second showdown with Until You Hav# 8aan Ual MAH... HOME • BALL JOINTS a charter member of the heavily wooded area was cross-town rival Bennet Satur­ diamond the Little Leape day at Manchester High's ••THE FAMILY 8PORT8 SHOP” • WHEEL BEABINGS could call its own has con­ Manchester Little ^League cleare{l and now 75 per cent ( C S e a l • ENTERTAINMENT For Naarly Yaara ■ bn JOIN THE ARMY Booster Club. ^ Also, level. Addiional foliage was soccer field at 10 a.m. 30 C lub • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS cluded as the town of neighborhoods can band Manchester has donated a removed to make space, for a DMSS saanrs • CENTERS and of course, Your Tiros NATIONAL GUARD together and put up the 3100 for picnic area, which will be CDME SEE WHAT'S NEW piece of property on Love a section, but Adams said they available year-round to local BenneVs Jones from 9. 7. Loa Angalat (a) at MInnaaola (b) Lane adjacent to radio sta­ would have to chose a group residents. Sets New Mark IN HUNTING 8. Miami (a) at Naw Ingland (b) tion WINF’s tower. But, the name. "What we want to avoid A lot has been done with Fast Courteous Service you In tho Army NaUonal Guard undar tha job has just begun. is going overboard and have OPEN MON., TUE8., WED. 8-8:30 NEW 3x3 Taat Option, wharaby you aarva on an Initial volunteer aid. And, with the Although Brett Jones of What is needed now is funds lettering all over the place. It help of townspeople through Bennet set the pace in record- EQUIPMENT Since 1931 THUR8.-FRI. 8-8; 8AT. 8-1 parlod of aeUva duty lor training (4% to 0 moa.) - Par- to purchase 40 4’x8’ wood panel would distact the batter at the tlcipata In unit training aaaambllaa (ona waafcand aaeh their donations, the Little breaking time, Illing copped 8aa Ua (or Naw, Uaad, and Tradaa on Quna. sections. If the drive is highly plate.” League’s dream of its own dia­ month) for 3 yaara - Attand 15 daya Camp Training aaoh yesterday’s Junior high cross W aalaoJ|al|Hm^ successful, the added funds will After the initial year, spon­ mond may become a reality, country run over the Bennet I. New Vofk Qlanla (a) at OL Louie (b) yaar lor 3 yaara - And than placad in a Spaoial Control 10. Oakland (a) at BaHImera (b) 3. Oallat (a) at PhUadalphU (b) go towards a chain link fence, sors can keep their dedication course by a 25-31 score. 4. Denver (a) at Naw York Jata (b) Group to attand ONLY tha 15 daya Camp Training lor 3 ‘‘hopefully into operation yaara. seating, and maintenance advertisement on their section around June or July in time for Jones was clocked in 8:53. Ed P.S. FALL FISHING 130 Center Sta, Manchester equipment along with a storage with 325 for maintenance. If a local and district cham­ Lemieux of Illing also snapped Valarana «ra alao ancouragad to Join tha Guard on a Try- area with arrangements made sponsor decides not to take the Speaks Here Next Week IS GREAT TOOl El Camino Plaza, On# ona yaar Enllatmant baala. Tha Vat may ba advanead pionships.” the old standard by placing se­ Rta 30, to those sponsor’s satisfaction. option, another group or Sports-minded Manchester cond in 8:90. In grada upon anilatmant H ha or aha quallfiaa. “THE HOUSE OF SPOOTS” Forty sections of fencing are business can take over the year­ has superbly backed its teams Goalie Bruce l.niulun of llie New Kiiglund Wliulera of Illing has now won six of Vernon MANCHESTER needed, each costing $100. What ly upkeep payment. in the past. The co-chairmen the World Hockey Assn, will lie the guest speaker at the seven meets. for almosi 30 Yaarel the Buidling Fund isasking, The groundwork has been in hope the Silk City comes annual Manchester l.odge of Masons Sports Night The top 10 finishers: 1. Jones Leber said, is for donations te process of being done. Town through again. Tuesday, Oct.30 at the Masonic Temple. Dinner will he B, 2. Lemieux I, 3. Ken Ander­ O f TIRE, INC. n»M.ga GAN YOU QUAUFY? from businesses, individuals surveyors marked off proper Those wishing to donate or omitted this year. The program starts at 7i30. Tickets son I, 4, Jeff Cole B, 5. Wes NASSiFF ARMS ManahesUr FINAL CLEARANCE and/or groups to defray the boundaries to 'avoid infringe­ get additi|onal information can Fedorchak I, 6. Bob Lyon B, 7 i M S H f O M I FOR / H I M SHOP are availahle at the Park Hill-Joyce Flower Shop on 991 Main Street In Downtown MenotwetOr 901-907 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER 943-2478 643-1181 • MANCHI8TIR canm UKX ainm Gino Kcntia cost. In return, sponsors can ment on WINF land where un­ get in contact with James Oak St. London played three years with Springfield in Bill Plllard 1,8. Glenn Flosdorf OF 1973 MODELS SFC Mfte Qnmack at 64S-0423 I, 9. Skip Telgener B, 10. Greg PIIQIIO______- place personal and/or trade derground grounding cables are Leber, 643-5866, or Jam es the AHL before signing with the Whalers. naes along with a telephone laid. Accord was also reached Adams at 643-1020. Baker I.

/" Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Oct. 23, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FX)URTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tuea.. Oct. 23. 1973 Bullding-Contreeling 14 Bulldlng-Contreotlng 14 Help Wanted W Help Wanted 38 Help Wanted 38 Articles tor Sale 48 CARPENTRY - Repairs LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- TOOL MAKER, njpehinists, Vernon The "Action Mirketplace" remodeling, additions, roofing. F a st — E ftactive fO R TN£ ACTION new homes custom built, milling machine operators, and ALUMINUM sheets used as • Over 15,000 Paid Subicriberi Call David Patrla, South Wind­ prlntlT* plates, .007 thick, Y O U W A N T sor, 644-1796. remodeling, additions, rec lathe operators. Experienced Herald Classified Ads • Over 60,000 Daily Readers rooms, garages,' kitchens necessary Apply at Paragon Mx32 . 25 cents each or 5 (or $1. Phone 643-2711. (15 Word Minimum) • Fast Results remodeled, bath tile, caoient Tool Company, 121 Adams WEUMC FUNKATOR SHEET METAL WES ROBBINS carpentry work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Street, Manchester. 1 D e y ...... 6< per word per day remodeling specialist. Ad­ We ere looking tor one or two top notch men with DAR18’’ rich, clean loam, 5 3 D «y«...... * .. 7< per word per day fO I'V CLOSINOTIMlif'OII'' tial or commercial. Call 6 ^ “Job Shop" FABRICATORS School Space Survey 6 O a y i...... CIjUMIFIKD ADVKRTISKMhWTS ditions, rec rooms, dormers, experience In the following areas of yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, 6a per word par day 4291. PART-TIME Janitorial work 26 D a y s ...... 5( per word per day II n MMINIIAV BKFUHK l•l'IIU^ ATION built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens. mornings. Call 649-6334. welding fabrication: "A” sand, stone, pool and patio Happy Ads ...... $1 50 inch DradliMT I«k Saiurrie) end Monday 649-3446. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- sand, 643-9504. l«lt;N StMH Friday W Stmetaril MM4b PHONE 643-2711 t^ry. kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ ELDERLY gentleriian, to wash Mechanics Proves Inconclusive W k t MMing, StMit riito I Stnetaril SCREENED loam, gravel, ditions, porches, any type” dishes 3-4 nights per week. App­ • Top Wages processed gravel, sand, stone, Legal Notice remodeling, 646-2087. ly Cavey’s in the mornings, 45 * Ismbig, Flato I Struelval Autos For io lo Trueki-Tnotor Of the respondents, 330 said fixed income; I think the state East Center Street. W Hasprlnt Rtaini • Excellent Working Conditions and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ BARBARA RICHMOND will pay for all educational HERALD Court of Probtto, District of CovenUv dover, 742886. they voted at the September PLEASE READ 1964 FORD Econoline rebuilt CARPENTRY-Porches, gar­ ' ‘PrdfiL-SharIng’ (Herald Reporter) facilities in the future; I believe 1964 OLDSMOBILE F85 wagon, HAPPY ADS NOTICE OF HEARING ages, addition, repairs, small We offer: ♦ referendum. At that time automatic transmission, power engine. $400 or best offer. In .» KATHERINE E. HOPPER, in- GRAVELY Tractor with many The only thing a survey con­ in the small school concept and BOX LEHERS cspible j^obs. Free estimates. Call voters were asked to act on just YOUR AD steering, power brakes, runs Phone 649-2786. ■ * r Tip WagM and Fringes attachments. All in excellent ducted by the Vernon PTO would prefer a second high For Your Pursuant to sn order of Hon. David C. Stephen Martin, 646-7^. expanding the academic good. $250. Call 643-0536. Rappo, Judee, dated October IS, ISIS a W Profit Sharing condition. Phone 228-3278 Council proves is that 335 per­ school; no longer have children 1947 WILLYS jeep. $350. Call hearing will be held on an abplicaUoa WARD MFC. CO. facilities at the high schooi and Information Classified or “Want Ads” TOBIAS Carpentry Service — W Pleasant Waridng CondHons before 12 noon. sons out of 589 polled feel ad­ in school; and disagreement 1971 MERCURY, Marquis 649-8731 after 5 p.m. praying there be a sale of real estate as First Class Mancheater, Conn. were given the option of ap­ THE HERALD wili not dis­ are taken over the phone as a In said application on file more fully Counter and cabinet work, ditional space is needed at with projected school popula­ Brougham,, top shape, best proving an expanded gym close the identity of any convenience. The advertiser appears, at Uie Court of Probation on remodeling, custom building. 6 4 6 -6 5 6 0 VIKING Snowblower, new Rockvifle High School. faciiity and a pool. Only 533 of tion figures. advertiser using box letters. offer. Call 649-1190. DUMP Truck 1969 Inter­ I1/S/7S at 9:10 A.M. at Town Hall, , SHEET METAL Experienced only need apply Briggs and Stratton engine, 4 should read his ad the FIRST national, model Fleetstar 2000, CovenUy, conn. Call 643-5:^9. The question of the high the 589 chose to answer several Ask^ if they should have the Readers answering blind box tim.,., new drive...... belts. 742-9638 DAY IT APPEARS and 1964 THUNDERBIRD, 4 new 23,000 rear, 12,000 front, air « Ann Kamplain, Ass't. Cler (. MECHANICS If you qualify, call Jim Melo at; after 4 p.m.p. school expansion has twice questions concerning their vote choice at the next referendum ads who desire to protect their been defeated at special REPORT ERRORS in time tires. Best offer. Call 646-1047. brakes, 5-7 body. 646-1168. g at that time. would they’ vote for a single identity can follow this RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 18 A MACHINE referendums. The question is major addition to the present for the next insertion. The Town of Manchester BILLY GOAT lawn sweeper Of the 533, 204 approved the procedure: Herald is responsible for only 1969 OLDMOBILE 98, two^loor 1967-68 FORD F800 dump truck, and leaf vacuum, practically again going to the voters on school or vote against any new ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS academic core; 118, the gym; Enclose your reply to the ONE incorrect or omitted in­ hardtop. Blue with black vinyl 8-yard body, excellent condition ROOFING and roof repairing, ASSEM6URS THE WARD MFH CO. new. Call 649-3066. Nov. 6 with the price tag facility, 141 said they would Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. and 108, the pool. Those who box in an envelope — ad-^ sertion for any advertisement top, air-conditioning, stereAM- cab and chasls, 23,000 heavy LEGAL 259 ADAMS ST„ MANCKSTER 6464560 Reliability testing and trouble shooting of solid state lowered, and it was the original vote against and 146 said they duty rear, 12,000 front, air Minimum one year voted “no” for the academic dressed to the Classified and then only to the extent of a FM radio. Call 643-2109. communication circuits. Second class FCC license or 1968 BACK hoe, dynahoe, model intent of the survey to project would vote for. Other brakes. M6-1168. ...SenM OM BIDWELL Home Improvement experience. Must read core were asked to check their Manager, Manchester "make good’’ insertion. NOTICE equivalent. Apply: 160, excellent condition. Priced the feelings of the town as to respondents would approve an 1968 VOLKSWAGEN converti­ may hows test you Co. Expert installation of blueprints. Excellent fringe reasonable. Call 644-1168. reasons among those listed on Evening Herald, together Errors which do not lessen the whether the next referendum addition if the construction was ble, 4 new tires, complete valve •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o happy arfi The Planning and Zoning Com­ aluminum siding, gutters and benefits and pay. the survey sheet. with a memo listing the com­ value of the advertisement trims. Roofing installation and MATURE combination will be successful. phased over several years job. Needs paint. $895. Phone Campers-Trallers mission will hold a public SEARS AM/FM 6tract stereo The prime reason for rejec­ panies you do NOT want to see will not be corrected by repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. bookke^^r-saies clerk, full­ LAPOINTE INDUSTRIES John Ryan, president of the (112 k'and 51 prefer construc­ 875-8383. Mobile Homes 8 hearing on November 5,1973 at PRESSURE 8LAST system, like new, $90. Call after tion was that it was too expen­ your letter. Your letter will be “make good” insertion. time. Tuesday through Satur­ 195 West Main Street, Rockville 2:30, 649-5981. council, told the Board of sive and the persons did not feel tion'of a second high school destroyed if the advertiser is 7:30 p.m. in the Manchester day. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main Education last night that what 1969 PLYMOUTH GTX, four- 1970 NIMROD Crown Riviera HORACE Tetrault - Siding, MrQ.C0.JNC. FLOOR they could afford the tax in­ equivalent to the existing one. one you’ve mentioned. If not speed, newly painted white, High School Auditorium, 134 41 Chapel Street Street, Manchester. the council ended up with was tent trailer with add-a-room, roofing, storm windows, aw­ SEARS portable compressor, crease — 84 checked this To the question concerning it will be handled in the usual good condition. $800. Phone 647- sleeps 5, excellent condition, Middle Turnpike East, to hear Manchester, Conn. WAXER NEEDED An Equal Opportunity Employer complete with base, $'/5. Four the “feelings of 589 citizens.” 643-2711 Happy 18th nings. Quality workmanship, PART-TIME man for tire ser­ reason; 53 said they would how much they would be willing manner. 9219 after 4:30 p.m. $500. 647-9797. and consider a petition of MAP free estimates. Fully insured. Sears radial tires, mounted, The council had hoped to have to spend in additional taxes to Birthday vice, experience preferred. Experienced, full-time or 2 $100. Dining room set with prefer an alternate solution Associates of M. & S.W. for 872-9187, 649-3417. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, the survey completed much pay for the expansion, answers PLYMOUTH - 1968 GTX, mint Apply in person, Kempton’s part-time, Manchester area. hutch, $125. Round table maple such as the double sessions now Lost and Found 1968 NIMROD tent trailer, hard To My Little zoning changes to lands in the between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., sooner and the initial intent wa& ranged from nothing more to 1 Autos For Sate condition. $1,500. 1957 Willys top, aluminum door, sleeps 4 Discount Tire, 634 Center- St., Good pay, fringe benefits. kitchen set, $85. Two walnut in effect or the 12-month school "Frenchle” Buckland area — Buckland ROOFING — Specializing weekdays. Manchester. BRANCH Manager’s secretary LEGAL Secretary - East Hart­ to attempt a random survey and year. $240 a year. The largest Jeep with plow. $800. 647-9219 plus. $550. Call 649-7313. Street, Burnham Street, Wind­ repairing roofs, new roofs, ford. Shorthand required to run twin beds, box springs and mat­ LOST - Savings Passbook after 4:30 p.m. 649-5334 - National company with one- tresses, $75. Must sell, moving. from that be able to say the Other reasons given in­ number, 167, were in the first 1970 CUTLASS, good condition. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• sor Street vicinity. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned a busy one-girl office. Beat the town feels one way or the other number 1-20110-6, Hartford Cail 649-8496. NURSES AIDE - 11 p.m. to 7 man office in new air- 649-4223. cluded; I am retired and on a category while only 13 were in National Bank and Trust Co., Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 The request is for 3 new zoning and repaired. 30 years a.m., full or part-time. Laurel conditioned building near Ver­ traffic and park free. Merry about the high school expan­ 1971 OLDSMOBILE 442, Luv Ya, experience. Free estimates. the later group. First Manchester office. automatic, power steering, districts and is described on 3 Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, 649- non Circle, needs sales/service Girls, 104 Asylum Street, Hart­ sion, Ryan said. CHEVROLET Impala, 1972, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Howley, 643-5361. ford. 525-9364. Fuel-Feed 49 Questions were also asked to Applicatiop made for payment. custom two-door hardtop. power brakes, immaculate Bruce separate maps: Comprehensive 4519. secretary. Not an ordinary However, it did not work out gain the attitude of the makes, models and speeds. HAIRDRESSER - secretarial positon. Full fringe Rep. Steele Power steering, air- tnroughout, extras, low Urban Development — Map MANCHESTER Home Im- SEASONED fireplace wood, that way. The sampling was to townspeople concerning the FOUND - Black mixed wire Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Experienced, full or part-time. MARRIED superintendent for COUNTER Girl wanted, 6:30 benefits second to none. Libbey LIGHT housekeeper with 3 conditioning. AM/FM radio. mileage. Call 872-7564, 646-1148. Number 1, Industry — Map delivered. Also fieldstone walls be of one out of every ten names In Beirut haired male puppy. Call Dog Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- provement Services, featuring Golden Charm Coiffures, Burr maintenance of apartment un­ a.m.-l:30 p.m., five days. Apply Glassware, Division of Owens, children accepted, live-in, Board of Education and the Michelin tires, $2,900. Also 1967 2098. Number 2, Business III — Map total coverage vinyl or references. Call 649-7911, 7:30- for sale. Call 643-0926. on the voting list, picked in ran- school administration. The Warden, 646-4555. 1967 FORD LTD 2-door hard­ Corners, Manchester. its in Manchester. Full-time 303 Adams Street. Illinois. An equal opportunity BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Oldsmobile Supreme Cutlass, Number 3. aluminum siding. Let us make employer. Call 872-0521. 8:30 mornings, 5:30-7:30 dom fashion. Because majority of persons expressed two-door hardtop, power top, blue with black vinyl top, g Happiness Is buying! Excellent pay, two weeks paid position, good salary and apart­ SEASONED cord wood, cut to U.S. Rep. Robert H. Steele LOST - Saturday evening^ older 1971 HONDA lOOCL, low The application is supported by your home look like new. vacation. For appointment call ment provided. Experience NURSE’S Aide, 7 to 3 p.m. and evenings. “chunks” of these were not full confidence in the board and steering,, air-conditioning, power steering, power disc Reasonable prices. Bank finan­ desired length, free delivery. E. hopes the Mid East cease fire black and white Fox Terrier brakes, and tape deck. 390 V-8 mileage, excellent condition, RETARDED I 5 study documents concerning Rosemary, 649-2806, or 649-2807. necessary, Call 646-1021 3 to 11 p.m., full-time and part- returned, Ryan explained, the will lift “the ban on direct oil the administration but see a radio. New tires and snows, $1,- $275. Call 647-9797. cing arranged. 649-0822. SERVICE Representative in Yeomans, 742-8907. dog, vicinity Vernon- 250. Phone 646-8118. engine. $750. Phone after 4 CHILDREN’S ! Environment Analysis, Traffic between 9-5. time. Manchester Manor Nur­ survey cannot be projected to exports to the U.S.” need for improvement in some Manchester line. Phone 643- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• East Hartford, $5,300. Fee paid. p.m., 649-2136. CHRISTMAS Analysis, Drainage and Utility DID YOU know that most of sing Home, 385 West Center HOSPITAL LABORATORY Garden Products 50 be the feelings of the whole Steele was in the Middle East areas, some feeling there is a 5616. Services Oflerad 12 ROSSI Roofing, siding, our representatives are Street, 646-0129. Excellent benefits. Must handle •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Analysis, Regional Develop­ chimneys, gutters. Free es­ TECMICIAIIS town. “In fact what we have is Monday with U.S. Rep. Leo credibility gap between the 283 WITH transmission. Cail 1965 CORVAIR - good body, I CARDS I women? Work the hours you EASTMAN telephone calls well. Good math Autos For Sale 4 SHARPENING Service - ment Analysis, and a Cost- timates, fully insured. Daye, CLA’s or M LT’s w ith ^titude. Call Susan, 646-8150. TURNIPS - pull your own. $1.50 the feelings of 589 citizens,” Ryan, D-Calif., on a fact­ townspeople and the board. 643-1408 after 5 p.m. runs well. $175, Phone 644-1820. At I Benefit Analysis. choose in your spare time. For REPRESENTATIVE MALE or female, janitorial Ryan said. Saws, knives, axes, shears, evenings, 529-8056, Paul backgrounds of chemistry, Bailey Employment Service. half bushel. Natsisky Farm, finding mission for the House In the area of curriculum 145 I LINCOLN-CENTER I A copy of this application and details, call 643-0513 after 5 Eastman embraces SSOO acres of help. Husband and wife accep­ Inc., 644-0304. Only 589 of the questionnaires 1965 BUICK Special, 6 cylinder OLDSMOBILE, silver, 442, 455 skates, rotary blades. Quick Cosgrove, 643-5364. p.m. Fuller Brush. prime land In N.H. and is being table. Phone 643-5747. hematology, blood bank and Fore gn Affairs Committee. feel the curriculum should be 1972 CAMARO Rally Sport, supporting documents have which were returned, were automatic, excellent second Ram air. Immaculate and good condition. Extras. Call service. Capitol Equipment Tuesday, Wednesday | developed by Controlled Environment urinalysis. Also qualified SECRETARIAL Opening in In a taped telephone conver­ expanded in all areas of study; car. $300 or best offer, 643-1322. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. been filed in the Town Clerk’s •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Corp., created and owned by Dart­ plush Hartford office, Household Goods 51 useable for survey purposes, quick, 872-7564 after 3 p.m. 649-0851 after 6 p.m. 547-2827, P and Thursday CARPENTER - Experienced mouth College, The Manchester Bank. ARTS and Crafts technician for cytology. Full­ sation with an aide, Steele said 81 feel the present curriculum Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday office and may be inspected Heating-Plumbing 17 challenging. Owner needs take and of this number, 335 feel ad­ days. only. Must know trim, framing, : The Society tor the Protection of N.H. demonstrators needed. Great time and part-time positions CLEAN USED — refrigerators, he was staying at the heavily is adequate; 64 feel curriculum NEED CAR? Credit bad? 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ^ 11 - 2 P.M. i during normal office hours. Forests, and The United Life and Acci­ charge Mrson with good skills. ditional secondary space is new and remodeling work. ppportunities, no experience available. Comparable salary ranges, automatic washers guarded American Embassy should be expanded in the areas Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1965 COMET Calenti converti­ VOLKSWAGEN Bug 1963, runs 7958. Planning and Zoning BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Must be willing to work dent Insurance Co. Sale of these necessary. Earn while you $6,5()0. Fee paid. With excellent needed but feelings were varied properties by the planning-design- with excellent fringe benefits. financial advancement. Good with guarantees. See them at B. here. of vocational education only; 68 Honest Douglas accepts lowest ble, automatic, 6 cylinder, good, good body, $250. Call 644- Commission — Prompt, courteous service. Willimantic and Manchester marketing team of HansUn Associates learn, part-time or full time. No as to how to provide the ad­ down, smallest payments. bucket seats, new tires, good ODD jobs, paneling, household Call 643-1496. Please apply to benefits. Call Sharon, 646-8150, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main “One would certainly not believe schools are to educate 8891. Clarence W. Welti area. Call 1-429-3534 after 7 is now underway and we are seeking collecting or delivering. Call St., Call 6462171. ditional space. and should not deal with the Douglas Motors, 345 Main. condition, $250, 742-8142. repairs, carpentry. Call 649- ^ Happy 21st Birthday I p.m., only. ‘ individuals In the Manchester area 633-1697 bietween 10-2 p.m. or fr8 Bailey Employment. know a cease fire was around 4594. Chairman who are capable of working with Personnel Office the corner. About 35 miles from psychological or social 1963 FALCON - 6 cylinder, low NO JOB too small. Immediate p.m. AUTO INSURANCE - com­ I I Alfred Sieffert service on service calls. Free clients who have expressed a definite LEGAL Secretary - Excellent MOHAWK rug, gray, 9x12. Also here Syrian war tanks, planes, problems of the student, but mileage, good motor. $150. AUTO BODY repairman. Long interest in our endeavors. It is essen­ WILLIAM W. BACKUS HOSPITAL pare our low rates. For a 1969 THUNDERBIRD, 4 door, TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving ^ Love, ^ Secretary estim ates gladly given on tial that your work schedule encom­ opportunity for person with odds and ends. Call 649-7220. and artillery have been locked should refer them to other full power, disc brakes, power Phone after 5 p.m., 643-2920. established well equipped gar- ACCOUNTANT - Minimum 2 326 Washington St. telephone quotation call Mr. large appliances, cleaning g Mom, Betsy and Dee Dated this 23rd day of October, heating or plumbing. Faucets age h a s opening for pass weekends in N.H. and week nights years public accounting good skills, $8,000. Fee paid. in a fierce day-long battle on agencies; and 17 feel Dolin at 646-6050. steering, power 'brakes, cellars, attics. Also will buy 1973 repaired or installed. Water in your home area. PoslUon demands Norwich, Conn. Plus Blue Cross, CMS, 30 days DINETTE sets, maple and* About Town Am/FM stereo, power seats •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• experienced body repF Inifiative and drive — and consequenUy experience. Excellent oppor­ walnut floor samples. Close­ Mt. Hermon,” with the Israelis, curriculum should be expanded and sell used furniture. 644- I______I umps worked on. Complete Good pay. Permanentjob for Uie compensation lor the sale of land tunity for advancement with An equal opportunity sick leave and retirement plan. Steele said. for collegebound students only. 1970 PLYMOUTH Belvedere and windows, power trunk, Trucks-Tractor S 1775. eating systems, rec rooma, ' and houses is quite lucrative. If in­ employer Beautiful office. Call Susan, outs. W. H. Preuss Sons, Among the Greater Hartford i! Happy Birthday ! E quality worker. Fringe rapidly expanding Rocky Hill Bolton, 6469492. doctors who will attend the an­ His aide said Steele was The Board of Education held wagon, V-8, automatic, good power antenna, radial tires, etc. Call M & M Plumbing & terested, please call or write: Mr. Ken 646-8150. Bailey Employment. automatic air-conditioning, REBUILT 1950 Mack Dump in benefits. Mellen, White & Chute . CPA firm, 529-2223. nual meeting and scientific shocked by President Nixon’s a public meeting to explain the condition, repossession, $1,525. TWO handymen want variety of I MARY FLETCHER | Heating, 649-2871. Palshaw, 107 Burnside Ave., Savings Bank of Manchester, automatic transmission. 50,000 excellent condition. Ideal for jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ INVITATION HANSUN ASSOC. WOMAN wanted for EARLY American crib and sessions of the American Heart refusal to release the White proposed plans for expansion ;S From East Hartford. P.O. Box 1 CLERK for package store. accessories, baby clothes, like 923 Main St., Manchester, 646- miles. Excellent condition, $2,- small contractor, E. T. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ I housework, own transportation. House tapes and dismissal of which will go to a vote on elec­ P Your 7th District SEWERLINES, sink lines, Grantham, N.H. 037U Retail ex^rience preferre4 Association in Atlantic City, 1700. 200. 646-6170. McKinney, 643-2226. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. TO BID cleaned with electric cutters, 60S-8tS-4444 MECHANICS - full and part- Call 649-12M after 5 p.m. new, carriage and stroller. Call* N.J. Nov. 8 through 12 are; Dr. Special Prosecutor Archibald tion day. The meeting had a Thursday Admirers Lifting win be necessary. Call time. Also custodian, for 644-1370. Reasonable rates. 643-5305. by professionals. McKinney 647-9688 bietween 8-6. nights. Apply in person. Holiday Martin Duke, chief of car­ Cox. very sparce attendance and NOTICE Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ SECRETARY - Small modern diology at Manchester The aide said Steele had no gave the board no indication of LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, The Manchester Board of PILGRIM MILLS, 434 Oakland Lanes, 39 Spencer Street, East Hartford office, $7,000. 48” ROUND dark pine dining I THE BUCKLEY pany, 643-5308. i( ic) \(j ' 1 jol )'■' Manchester. Memorial Hospital; Dr. Ellen immediate statement on the how the townspeople will be laans mowed, trees cut and Education seeks bids for Street has full and part time ASSISTANT MANA6EH Fee paid. Need someone table, 2 leaves, including pads, I SCHOOL PTA Hk' I'’ill I ' -III openings for experienced sales with 4 mates chairshairs. Call 6646- L. Marmer, pediatric car­ domestic situation. voting on Nov. 6. removed. Cellars and attics Security Systems. Sealed FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, TRAINEES responsible with good Rockville cleaned. Free estimates. Call P Thanks proposals will be received until y wl K ll M ladies. Apply in person. GAL TO assist in computer shorthand. Excellent opportuni­ 4465 after 5 diologist in Rockville; and Dr. The Candidates repairs, remodeling, new work. HEAD CASHIERS department, knowlege of Harold J. Lehmus of 643-6000. j:): Everyone who helped | October 29,1973 until 3:30 p.m. Free estimates. No job too ty. Call Susan, 646-8150, Bailey Hospital WANTED — Cleaning woman, keypunch essential. Five day Employment ^rvice. Muslcal Instruments 53 Manchester. ^^make It’s fair a great | at which time they will be small. Prom pt service on ^'"GO! Positions with good future for C TREE Service — (Soucier) one day per week, general men or women who have abili­ weex, all benefits. Phone 289- Vernon success. publicly opened. The right is emergency, 643-7024. 2735. Are Saying.... Notes Trees cut, building lots cleared, household cleaning. Call 643- ty, or can be trained to main­ HAMMOND Porta-B organ and reserv^ to reject any and all 9338. Leslie concert 122, with reverb, The American Field Service trees topped. Got a tree tain and supervise the opera­ PART and problem? Well worth phone bids. Special attention is called Flooring 19 6 months old, $2,600. 643-0188 or town committee will not have Services Ottered 12 to all bidders that all of the tion of a health and b^uty DESK CLERK - Monday FULL-TIME 644-0684 ask for Brian. call, 742-8252. DISHWASHER, general through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. its meeting scheduled for James Roche Admitted Monday: Anna provisions of the Davis Bacon cleaning, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. aids store. Full-time, flexible Blanchard, Geraldine Dr., FLOOR SANDING and Also part-time midnight to 8 • Instrumentation tonight. Members are reminded Teacher Added CUSTOM made draperies and Act must be.compiled with. Refinishing, (specializing in Monday through Friday. Apply hours shift. Good starting pay. Assemblers CHICKERING rectangular (Roche is Democratic can­ that participation by public of­ Ellington; Charity Lavoie, bedspreads. Wide selections of a.m. position available. Apply grand piano, older model, to bring their donations of in­ Foley-Sharp Specifications and bid forms older floors). Inside and outside in person, Casa Nova Paid health plan, vacation, in person. Fiano’s Motor Inn, • Welders didate for mayor of Vernon.) ficials is not ailowed not only in Willington; Nadine Meyers, fabrics. Call 649-1786 anytime. EAST OF MVER JOBS Restaurant, Route 83, Talcott- might be antique. Best offer. dividually wrapped sandwiches SAW & TOOL SHARPEMNC may be secured at the Business painting. John Verfaille, 646- pension plan. Opportunity for 100 East Center St, Manchester. • Bridgeport Operators Last week. Mayor McCk)y saw cases where a direct influence Village St., Rockville; Origene 5750, 8'72-2222. vllle. 643-6756 after 5 p.m. to the (^C hester High School For Retardates SpteijI Wnectim DM Office, 45 N. School Street, BOOKKEEPING - Good continuous growth. Apply to • Lathe Operators T fit to call an extraordinary would be improperly exercised, Morin, Glenn Dr., Tolland; ALL TYPES of re p airs, ...... M___ cafeteria Saturday morning for tqr hiMl laa $1.75 knowledge of accounting prin­ store manager at one of the EXPERIENCED Meat cutter. The increasing number of number about 12 students in­ meeting of the Town Council for but also in those situations Lena Payson, Windermere remodeling carpentry, and Manchester, Connecticut. Ray­ AUTOMATIC screw machine Fertilizers 55 the sale at the Karate Show. h j OrcUir Sm It i r $151 home improvements. Small mond E. Demers, Business Bonda-Stocks-Mortgages 27 ciples, gen. ledger, payroll, following stores: Only those with Restaurant por­ Apply: children in special education stead of the present 16. the purpose of deliberating on where participation by them Ave., Rockviile; Irene Peter­ Wi pid w mE Mnr it operators. Header operators. jobs welcomed. 646-1175. Manager. etc. Excellent benefits and BROOKS NSCOUNTGEHTER tion control background and H&B tOOL COW MANURE - $6 and $12 classes in the Vernon School Kerkin said the optimum the proposed sale of municipal­ would weaken public con­ son, Court St., Rockville; jine Blisli Hardwve, Mwich., 643-4121 Machine experience preferred. supervisory experience need Manchester Grange will MORTGAGES, loans first se­ starting salary - $130.-$160. Male or female. Openings first, loads. Also gardens roto-tilled. System led the Board of Educa­ class size varies with the needs ly owned land to Senator fidence in their office. Shores, Rt. 74, Tolland; Nancy Stir T^l^Vahle HardHire, Rodnflle, 685 Maple Ave., Hartford apply. Send resume to Box A ENGINEERING CO. sponsor a public card party PROFESSIONAL Services - cond, third. All kinds. Realty Depending on ability. second, third shifts. Six days a 317 Green.Rd., Manchester Phone 649-8731 after 6 p.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange- tion to approve the hiring of of each special child, but at the Carruthers. Mayor McCoy’s unexplained Struthers, Windsor Locks; 675-4S4S; EiTuigton 875-3031 Addressing and stuffing statewide. Credit rating un­ “AA’’, Manchester Herald. 168 Forest St., Manchester another teacher to establish an week. Little Bike Industries, 277 West Middle Tpke. Hall. present time the school system 'The mayor is attorney for action during this affair cer­ Sharon Vaulding, Grahaber WJlEngland Hardwire, Bolton Hotdi, envelopes, long hand or typecT LEGAL necessary. Reasonable. Con- 646-7551. Wanted to Buy 58 additional classroom at the is operating on the average of Senator Carruthers, and tainly does not appear to be in Rd., Tolland; Lynn Wheeler, 649-5203 Pick up and delivery available. fidential, quick arrangements. BOOKKEEPING - F ull Manchester RECEPTIONIST fo r charge, trial balance up to and evenings, part-time, 5 p.m. - 8 Center Road School. three pupils more per class as therefore any participation on the best interests of the town. Shoddy Mill Rd., Andover. 8gwiy, he., Mandi, 643-5123 646-6593. NOTICE Alvin 'n Lundy ay Agency. 52”527-7971. WAI’TRESS — Come where the WANTED — Antique furniture, At the board meeting Monday his part would be in direct 100 ConstitutionConstitu Plaza, Hart- including profit and loss state­ p.m. Typing essential.1- Apply in SECRETARY - Responsible glass, pewter, oil paintings or The Combined Catholic compared to last year. Josephine Capelio, Merrow; Tkrifty’i - Home Ihnter, Route 83, Ver- NOTICE OF PUBLIC action is. Experienced. Must be DENTAL ASSISTANT- part- person. East Hartford Con­ night Albert Kerkin, assistant violation of both municipal and Kevin Long, Boyer Rd., noH, 872-8324 ford. Evenings, 233-6879. ment, quarterly taxes. neat in appearance, married person for small office, $7,500. other antique items. Any quan­ Mothers Circles will have its He further explained that the HEARING ON PROPOSED time, two full days and alter­ valescent Home, 745 Main Fee paid. Good shorthand. Of­ superintendent of schools, said state conflict of interest laws. Painting-Papering 13 Excellent benefits — start woman preferred. Apply in per­ tity. The Harrisons, 643-W09, annual banquet Wednesday administration feels the pre­ Fire Calls Rockville; Tommie St. John, nating Saturday A.M. Varied Street, East Hartford, Conn. fice located east of Willimantic. the classes for the educabie Mayor McCoy not only AMENDMENTS TO MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd around $135. son after 2 p.m. LaStrada 165 Oakland Street. starting at 6:30 p.m. with a sent programs are not func­ Grove St., Rockviile; Michael MASONRY — All types, GEORGE N. Converse — mortgages — interim financing duties in a preventive oriented Call Sharon, 646-8150, Bailey mentally retarded, at both East called this meeting, but he also STANDARDS OF WATER Restaurant East, 699 Main St. social period at Piano’s tioning, as hoped, due to the in­ MONDAY Szony, Queens, N.Y. fieldstone ^eciality, work Interior and exterior painting, — expeditious and confidential Pedodontic office. Experience JINGLE Bells. Christmas bells Employment Service. School and Skinner Road attended same, conferred con­ QUALITY APPLICABLE desired. Send resume with HIGHEST prices paid for an- Restaurant, Bolton. The Rev. creased numbers and the varie­ 8:15 a.m. — Water in base­ guaranteed. Call after 5 p.m.. paperhanging. Call 643-2804. service, J. D. Real Estate SECRETARY - Good typing jingle-so does the money you tique furnituro, paintings, School, are increasing in size tinually with Republican coun­ TO THE WATERS OF and shorthand, excellent FULL or part-time, Bridgeport phone number to P.O. Box 161, can make in your spare time as Andrew Cusack, director of ty of learning needs of the ment of Marlow’s Department 643-1870 or 644-2975. Assoc. 643-5129. man to do prototype work. Top LEGAL Secretary - East of clocks and all colieclibles. Any and requested the additional cil members, and astonishingly R&M PAINTING - Painting, Manchester, Conn. an Avon Representative. Call river office. $7,2()0. Fee paid. ministry for priests and children. Store, 867 Main St. (Town Fire CORRECTION CONNECTICUT benefits and advancement op­ wages for the man that can quantity. Cameron, 644-8962. teacher to establish the ad­ enough, saw to it that a recess REWEAVING burns, moth paperhanging, exterior and in­ Business Opportunity 28 portunities. Start at |110-$115. 2864922. Good salary growth potential. religious of the Diocese of He said there is still a con­ Department). The Commissioner of En­ move parts, ^ p ly at Mark DRIVERS for school buses. ditional classroom. tinuing problem of future was called, during which time 12:58 p.m. — Grass fire Town of Manchester holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ terior, commercial and vironmental Protection, pur­ Manufacturing Co., 640 Hilliard Shorthand, challenging work Rooms Without Board 59 Bridgeport, will be guest Many other jobs available in Immediate openings available. for take-charge person. Call Kerkin said these students placements which should he participated in a caucus of behind South United Methodist dow shades, Venetian blinds. residential, 644-0642. suant to Section 3 of Public Act. MANCHESTER - Busy St., 647-1626. speaker. Reservations may be Keys made. TV for rent. Hartford and East-of-the- Hours, 7:30-8:45, and 2:15-3:30 Susan, 646-8150. Bailey Eifiploy- often suffer from (Jhysical and number more than. 10 in terms the Republican council Church, Main and Hartford Rd. LEGAL No. 73-665 and Section 25-54e of restaurant, clean as a whistle, FURNISHED ROOM, private made by contacting Mrs. Mariow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. J.P. LEWIS & Son ctistom superior clientele. Ill health River. All fees are paid by p.m. (Jood pay, will train. Call ment Service. emotional handicaps in addition of what happened last year. members. At this caucus, the (Town Fire Department). the 1971 Supplement to the CUS’TODIANS — Experienced, 643-2414. bath, garage, mature woman. Carolyn Bourcier, 649-3452; or decorating, interior and only forces sale. Figures client Co’s. Call RITA GIRL LUBE MAN References. After 5:30, 643- to mental retardation and in­ Kerkin said the classes for price for this land was arranged 6:15 p.m. — Brush fire off of NOTICE General Statutes, proposes to evenings. Manchester, East Mrs. Carolyn Bator, 643-8506 SNOW Plowing and light exterior, paper hanging. Fully available. Money back in one for appointment, 646-3441. Hartford area. Phone 643-5691, Man to work in lubrication 7920. dividualization of instruction is the educabie mentally retarded at a figure which was $4,000 an 1-84 and Hartford Rd. (Town Gino Pagluica — Attached car­ trucking. Reasonable rates. insured. 649-9658. ,amend Standards of Water year. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore FEMALE models wanted for Situation Wanted 38 even more essential. 2-6 p.m. promotional work. $5. per hour. department and to do light are overcrowded at all levels acre below the cost to the town. Fire Department). port 8 feet from north side Free estimates, 7 days a week. Quality applicable to the Agency, 647-1413. THE Thompson House — Cot­ He said as class size is in­ Full figure preferred. Call 646 mechanical repairs. No St. Margaret Circle, and it is difficult to find the ap­ Clearly, his participation in 6:22 p.m. — Ruptured oil tank line—255 Vernon Street — Call 643-6835. T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, various waters of the State or FULL or part-time home care, tage St., centrally located, creased the opportunity for a HOUSEKEEPER - Babysitter 5585 Saturday 9-3, Monday- experience necessary. See Daughters of Isabella, will have propriate place for phasing a this endeavor was highly at 53 Alexander St. (Town Fire APPROVED. ______Interior-exterior painting. portion thereof. MANCHESTER - Package wanted for two small children, nursing experience. large, pleasantly furnished teacher to plan and carry out in­ Reasonable rates. Swirled MACHINIST - We have the Frlday 9-5. Mr. Patch or Mr. Carter. Manchester area. Call 643-8338. its pantry bingo tonight at 8 at pupil into regular class. questionable, and a full Department). STUMP Removal — (Soucier). A Public Hearing will be held store, main artery. Owner 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Boston Hill rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, dividual educational prescrip­ Unsightly stumps, chipped out, ceilings our specialty. Call 643- retiring. Liberal lease available following openings: Lathe, The new class will function explanation to the citizens of 11:24 p.m. — Car fire on HeriM Wmt M i Nmr ’W ini tiw to hear testim ony on the Road, Andover. Write Box “P,” for overnight and permanent 2 the Knights of Columbus Home tions is reducib. neatly and economically. 742- 1949. with options. Mr. Lombardo, Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cln- MAN and wife or two men to WILL SIT for children in my on Main St. Members and between the levels at Skinner this community is in order. The Keeney St. (Town Fire lifK li,' They U Get hrtt Action. Cal amendments to the Standards Manchester Herald. keep house for elderly man. CARTER GHEVROUT C0„ MG. guest rates. The state recommends 4 to 12 8252. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. timatlc. The Purdy Corp., 5M licensed home. Vicinity Center friends are invited. There will and East Schools. The salary of courts have ruled repeatedly Department). . 643-2711. of Water Quality proposed for One may be employed but must 1229 Main St. Manchester children to a special class and INSIDE-Outside painting. Hilliard Street, Manchester, DRIVER — Delivery, over 21, and McKee Streets. Call 643- LADIES ONLY - Nicely fur­ be door prizes and the-new teacher will be two- ODD JOBS — Moving Special rates for people over 65. adoptionrby the Commissioner 649-0000. live in. Write Box E, 9723. '• the additional classroom should to work for local magazine dis­ Manchester Herald. nished room for rent, all refreshments. thirds reimbursed by the state. P o llin g D a le OcIoDcr 23 1973 ^pliances, etc. to the dump. Fully insured. Estimates given. in the Hall of the House, State Private Instructions 32 utilities included, private bring the Vernon classes to Call 649-7863. tributor. Salary $118, plus fee COMEBACK EVERY WEEK. CHECK THIS LIST. NOW YOU'VE QOT A BEHER CHANCE THAN EVER! Cellars and attics cleaned. Capitol, Hartford on Thursday, FULL TIME dental assistant, Dogs-BIrda-Pets 41 bedroom with community STENOGRAPHY paid and benefits. United Landscaping and tree work, N ovem ber 15, 1973. The prefer at least one year Employment Service, 2467225. kitchen, living room and two 528-8649. GRAD STUDENTS available Hearing will be separately con­ Typewriting. Beginning, In­ experience but will train. Write ST. BERNARD, female, 14 baths. Ideally located to bus Lottery Comeback Numbers for painting, 4 years termediate, advanced, all resume to P.O. Box 1, Glaston­ TAKE Y0UR...BIG STEP months old, shorthair, $20. Call line and stores. Please call vened at 10:00 A.M. and 7:00 levels. Phone 643-8295. bury. SCHOOL BUS operators, male MILLAR Tree Service Inc. — experience, fully Insured. Free or female, experienced or will 643-7268. ' after 5 p.m., 644-0383. for Tickets Datedt ooobir is, 1973 Removal, pruning, spraying, estimates. Call our competitors P.M. Salesmen Saleswomen Information on the details of train. Apply in person or call etc. Fully insured. Licensed. then call us, 649-7034. international Organization needs 2 representatives Live Stock 42 EXCELLENT clean furnished the proposed amendments will Help Wanted 35 RN or LPN, weekends, 11-7, 646-0363, Eastern Bus Lines, Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. for exceptional opportunity. If you are... room for responsible Price Is Right! 01276 25856 44888 76575 90086 be made available to Interested Laurel Manor. Call 649-4519. Inc., Route 85, Bolton. filSTABLISHED painting con­ BEAU MEADOW Farm, gentleman, private entrance, • 31 Year Resident of Manchester CUSTOM MADE draperies, tractors. (If it's worth owning, persons on request to the REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. • 21 or Over to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- Glastonbury, offers boarding parking, near center. 647-1145, 04576 26057 46241 77408 very reasonable, work it's worth painting). Expert Department of Environmental • Aggressive facilities, pasture, trails, hunt 649-6896. 91153 guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- workmanship, spray, brush, hour week. Salary $375.30 bi- • Member of Manchester Conservation 07981 Protection, Water Compliance weekly, $387.78 bl-weekly with • Ambitious course, riding lessons, 29642 4266. roll, Interior, exterior. Houses Unit, Room 129, State Office Positions Now schooling ring, 6461175. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Commission painted as low as $100,643-0001. degree. Many fringe benefits. Open • In Good Helth 52052 94560 Building, Hartford. Veterans Home and Hospital, • High School Graduate or Better gentleman, private entrance, 80372 Articles tor Sale 45 shower bath, free parking, app­ • Vice President of Keeney Street 37479 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, All Interested persons are In- Exit 23, off 1-91, West S&Mt, • Bondable 12853 55478 Rocky Hill. Call 5262571, exten­ ly 195 Spruce Street. School P.T.A. 94851 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, vlted to be present or FUEL OIL DRlVERt • Have Good Car 81828 CERAMIC represented at this hearing. sions 395, 233, 248. concrete repairs, inside and • Excellent References 19857 39225 Oral statements will be heard • Degree In Mechanical Engineer­ 60323 9>249 TILE outside. Reasonably priced. 83983 643-0851. and written statements will be MACHINIST - Part-time, mor­ WE QUARANTEE... One Cell nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ Must have class 2 license. For winter work. O v e r 3 0 Years ing at New Haven University received. Anyone knowing per­ Does It Alll tion, 104 East Main Street, • $700-$900 a month to start 20472 42954 60854 88477 99224 Bullding-Conirecling 14 sons interested in the proposed • Lab Supervisor at Jacob’s We specialize in ceramic tile, Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry • 3 Weeks training • expenses paid DRAIN FIELDS Manufacturing Co. amendments is requested to in­ Passardi, 875-3325, between Apply In person to Danny or Scotty • 4 Weeks field training slate, flagstone and quarry MA.SON - Plastering, brick form them of the hearing. laying stone laying and con­ 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ SEPTIC TANKS tile. For complete bathnMm Robert B. Taylor portunity employer. • You will have an equalopportunity to remodeling, we’ll handle all crete. New and old. Free cs- advance Into management - no seniority. ' v o t e p r i c e NOV. o n J L f s TIchgit m u ll b« rsturntd to iDy ptrUclpstlng 8svln0t A Loan Assoclitlon. I mates gladly given, E. DIRECTOR OF WATER GRAVEL Motor VghlcloOflicts,Of IhoCommlMlooonapodsIRgvgnugoHktbyMondiyOtlolx'f ly ’J carpentry, plumbing and tile COMPLIANCE AND MAN for tire service, with A c t Today work. Expert‘s workmanship Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. HAZARDOUS growing tire concern. Good MORIARTY RROS. To Insure torhorrow. Call for an appointment and nVMIKNWtMKnMS • ______and reasonable rates. NEWTON II. Smith : Sons • SUBSTANCES Benefits and overtime. Must be married and want steady work. personal Interview • Ron Kaplan, 563-2311, Monday George H. Griffing Cmnecticut State Lottery Call MandavINa Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Department of ___ Robsrt Silva, Treas. of Robert B. Price For Director Committee ditions, rec rooms, porches and Apply In person, Manchester . and Tuesday, Oct. 22-23,9 a.m. - 6 p.m. D o v a a - ^ 74T 1 Where opportunity knocks twice. 648-9 678 Environmental Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, An Equal Opportunity Company No job t(w small. Call Protection 0«*niM woenwre •

A ..f PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), Manchester. Conn., Tues., Oct. 23. 1973 M^CHESTER EVENING HE^m p , Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Oct. 23.1978- PAGE 8EVEHTBEN ApMrtm»ntt For Root 63 Apartmonta For Rant 63 ^partmanta For Rant 63 Oul of Town- Bualnaaa Property • For Houaaa For Bala 72 Houaaa For Bala 72 Oul of Town-For Bala 76 For Rant 66 Sale______n OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN FOUR ROOMS, centrally FIVE ROOM Duplex, near park LOOKING for anything in real OVERSIZED Cape, 7 rooms MANCHESJER - Charming 7- VERNON $41,900 BUGS DUMNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE located, second floor, heated, and shopping, private shaded estate rental — apartments, BOLTON — Notch Road, Exten­ GARDEN Center - Over an plus glassed and screened room C ^ located in desirable acre of land Including a heated porch. Fireplace, IVk baths, THE HOME MOST UKaY $165. S^urity, 64^1189. yard, full basement and attic, homes, multiple dwellings, no sion, 6 new 3-room dpartments, Henry Street area, large rec ■ygi/yeuij. PINO A I a n , BOBS... I'M RATFUNfe OFF A4V OLO BMH/ 1 SHOULP HAVE KNOWN BBTTea/ IVC adults. $170. Phone 646-6297, ready for November 1st. $200 greenhouse and a 8 room garage. Plastered walls, clean To succeed with young UTTUI COMBTHINfi I ooNn’o r r m l MN’T WORRY ABOUT YOUR '^COULP You") fees. Call J.D. Real Estate room, fireplaced living room, T H A n iS l LAWN A40W IR,,.THE TICKff-nSi BCIBN WORKINa ON THI»UALUA»Le OTAMr 643-5691. with heat. All apartments have Colonial on a busy main road. as a whistle. Wall-to-wall.» u ■KTKA IN VeOR PW COLLSCTIOM OP MINK FOR YBARS-SO WHEN GAME WITH THE P ^ T O V /M KEEP IT GARDEN Apartments — Associates, Inc. 643-5129. dining room, and much more. marrleds and old alike. It has A DOLLAR BACHl 15 DOLPHINS! I’LL REPLACE Desirably located, 2 bedrooms, dishwasher, paneling, patio, Fiano Agency, ^5200. Treed, private yard. Owner Wall-to-wall carpet throughout. 4 bedroonns, formal dining \n>MU.OP« TH« WUKI I OPFBR m o HIM AS A « F T HE SAVS, *NO, KINPA’ BRAGGIN retiring, wants immediate sale. THANKS, TM ALREADY COLLECTIN' BASE­ YOUR UNCLE JAKE A S •SHORT,. THE WAY A kitchen, living room, second MANCHESTER - One- MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 color keyed appliances, laundry Priced at $35,906. Zinsser Agen­ room, IVk baths, city water ij COACH! -*HAK-KAFF/-*-X'M Priced accordingly. Mrs. BALL CARRS, BUBBLE 6UM WRAPPERS, UNCLE POLITiqAN floor, heat, hot water, range, bedroom efficiency. Includes room apartment, stove, facilities, 643-1440, 647-1342. cy, 6461511. and sewer, lots of plush l i ANI COLORED RUBBER BANRB? FANATICALLY OPPOSED AM OS?, h a t E ^ j heat and appliances. $130 per Millette, Belflore Agency, 647- refrigerator, parking, no pets. refrigerator, references, no Houaaa For Sale 72 carpeting and drapes in­ TO BRAGGING, BUT IT G O ' OUR GIVIK Available November 1st. month. Older person or couple pets, $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. GLASTONBURY - Prospect 1413. BOWERS School area — Small HAPPENS t h a t I KNOW PRACTICE SPEECHES.' cluded, treed lot with view b MUCH MORE ABOUT FOOTBALL STARTS^ Adults. 6434)973, 643-7796. 4 >referred. Paul W. Dougan, Apartments, 8 minutes from MANCHESTER - Rockledge practical house and detached T Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. CHARLES Apartments — East Hartford, spacious 3 rooms, ASSUME 7% VA mortgage I e on a nice lot. Full base- garage. Call J. Jenlilngs y than h e d o b s I IN AN section. Beautiful 6bedroom ATTRACTIVE 4H room, se­ Middle Tpke, 4V9-room carpeting, stove, refrigerator, Clean 2-family with 3-car gar­ Qulet area, close to bus today, 6465306. HOUR! Split, has living room with age. Recently redecorated in­ S cond floor apartment near MANCHESTER - Nice one- townhouse, IVk baths, all paneling, $185 with heat and fireplace, dining room, kitchen line, shopping. Aluminum park, bus stop and stores. Stove bedroom apartment at the appliances, two air- parking. 643-1440. side and out. Separate heating storms and screens. Oil heat, with all appliances including systems. Mr. Lombardo, and refrigerator, |15a monthly, Teresa, close to shopping, bus, conditioners, carpeting, heat. dishwasher and disposal, wall- all for the seldom heard of price lease, security. Middle-agw etc. Includes appliances, hot water, storage, patio, ELLINGTON - New 3- Belflore Agency, 647-1413. of $25,000. Keith Real Estate, Th* BARROWS 1$ WALUCB Co. to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3W RMlIon- MLS couple. No pets or children, carpets and air-conditioning. soundproofing, basement gar­ bedroom Duplex, wall-to-wall baths, large lot. Priced right. 6464126, 6461922. references required. Call 646- $171 per month. Paul W. age. ^35. Available Nov. 1st. carpeting, large yard, cellar, MANCHESTER - 4-famlly Mudwitar Pariada — MWIM Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, home right in the center of 1074. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- Call Charles Ponticelli, 646 country atmosphere, $250. 643-6930. MICKEY FINN 1021. 0800, 6469644. Phone 875-1429. town. Excellent condition BY HANK LEONARD throughout with 4 large rooms MANCHESTER $33,500 SIX ROOM duplex, completely MANCHESTER - Four DON'T Be ^ redecorated. Adults preierred, MANCHESTER - Midland and PLEASANT 5 room, 2-bedroom each apartment. Excellent es­ CLOSE TO EVERYTHM CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 2 ANY WORD NO-ANO WE'VE OOT WELL-WE CAN'T I WANT THAT liedroom Colonial, 2 fireplaces, tate huilder. 60's. Wolverton acre Vermont type setting, IW SILLV/ THIS FROM WILEY . TO GO INTO PRODUC­ START REHEARSING, BUMPMN, HORACE HOE no pets. 649-9004, 649-0459 after Centennial Apartments. Two upstairs apartment in 2-family BOLTON-Manchester town No second car needed from we've eeeN w aitin' since \IS A m/tOF YET? TION! ALL THIS DELAY, laundry and mud room off baths, 2 fireplaces, rec room, LAST FRIDAY/ LET'S CALL WITHOUT A FOR THIS SHOW-8UT 5 p.m. rooms at $125. Three rooms, at house, goM neighborhood, gar­ line, 3-room apartment, second Agency, Realtors, 6462813. WRUeS, ANO IS COSTING US MONEY/ LEADING AAANi kitchen, enclosed jalousied this newly listed, 6room Cape low 40s. Hayes Agency, 646 ACCEPT HIS I- HATE TO GIVE IN TO $155 and $160. Four rooms at age, appliances, rugs, separate floor, references required. $175 ! w e ARE THAT CHARACTER, porch, ratio, walk up attic, rec MANCHESTER-Vernon line. Cod across from the Parkade. 0131. OFFER—-PLEASE, WILEY— OONNA W H CHOICE of 4-room apartments $165. Newly renovated. furnace. Adults only. Call after monthly. Call 643-5983. room, Martin School district, WILEY/ in 2-family home. Wall-to-wall Includes heat, hot water, 6 p.m., 6467057. Original owner leaving state Oversized Jalousied porch, HORACE! DOe's Ansaldl built, treed lot. and can give immediate oc- oversized garage, large JUST carpeting including stove and oven/range, refrigerator, BOLTON- Two-bedroom BOLTON — Clean, 6*foom refrigerator, nice backyard, duplex, garage, porch. $175 per Immediate occupancy. 2-car cupany on this 3-bedroom carpeted living room with WARMING parking and storage. No pets. THREE-room apartment, im­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, garage, t.TM *«i Bl »# SB ORAMPAW garage, $44,900. Call Warren E. Ranch with big 2-car garage, C IfTIbr MU. Iw-. TAA M l N*. OH. U F -- 10-13 very convenient near center. Call Vernon, 872-8511. maculate, heat, parking, month, plus one month securi­ Howland Realtors, 643-1108. fireplace, oven and range. A good location. Asking $26,900. Have the feeline of living in utilities, no pets, security ty. References. 643-4461. fireplaced living room, kitchen well treed lot. Call Joe Gor­ with dining area, near acre. Frechette & Martin Realtors, your own home. Immediate oc­ AVAILABLE November 1st., 3- deposit. $160. 247-4688, 236-(^. don, 649-5306. Inc., 647-9993. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE cupancy. $225 per month. Call room, first floor apartment, EAST HARTFORD - 2 $42,500. Wolverton Agency, MANCHESTER - Acre Realtors, 6462813. Mr. Evans, owner-agent, 9-9, centrally located. No FOUR-BEDROOM apartment bedrooms in nice area with COVENTRY - 7Vi Room FlAf-H s y i s o m WRITES THAT GHB’5 YOU'LL SEE 749-0759. appliances, $135 plus heat. with garage, nortnend of stove, parking and basement. parklike lot, 7 rooms, fireplace, THE ANSWER. 1^ baths, sundeck, garage, Raised Ranch, two-car garage, TO THAT VERY Lease and security, 643-6165, Manchester. Two children Save. $120. 98-22. Homefinders, The BARROWS & WALUCE Co. $38,900. A. L. Adams, Better $38,900. Hutchins Agency, 646 Realtora — MLS SHORTLY- (M MANCHESTER - One-bedroom 649-3978. accepted. No pets. References. $25 fee. 549-6980. Buy Realty, 6463434. Ranch type apartment, private Security deposit. $180. 5324. art Mancheiter Parkade — SdSSSOt entrance, includes heat^ and FIVE ROOMS, tiled bath, heat, Available December 1st. Phone ROCKVILLE - 4 rooms with “SPOSIN MANCHESTER — Owner COVENTRY - Exceptionally appliances. $170 per month. hot water included. Middle- after 4:30 p.m., 647-9607. appliances, parking and yard clean 2-bedroom Ranch, living Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643: for the kids. Also a five-room leaving state and leaving aged adults. Security deposit. We should tell you that the MANCHESTER - 3-famlly room with fireplace, kitchen, PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER 2 4535, 646-1021. behind an aluminum sided 6 References. No pets. Parking. MANCHESTER - 2 1/2 rooms, available. $140. 99-19. price on this older ideal Duplex, bus line, nice yard, wall-to-wall ckrpeting, garage, Homefinders. $25 fee. 549^980. room Cape with 2-car garage. IIV^B School Street, across second floor, heat, appliances, starter home is only $28,400 • separate furnaces, good income gorgeous yard. Must be seen to from East Side Rec, near Main. parking. Convenient location. Living room with fireplace, for­ and that it features three builder. Hayes Agency, 646 appreciate. Asking $25,000. No pets. $105. 633-1874. mal dining room, immaculate 0131. BOLTON Duplex - 2 bedrooms sunny kitchen, 3 bedrooms. bedrooms, two new baths, a Frechette St Martin, Inc., 647- VILLAGER HEATED, recently 9993. redecorated, 2 bedrooms, 2 THREE ROOM, quiet, pleasant with basement and laundry and Walk to Waddell School. W4,- new kitchen with new custom APARTMENTS hookup, $185. takes it away. 3- MANCHESTER - Porter baths, 5-room flat with one car convenient location. Working 500. Wolverton Agency, made birch cabinets, formica Street section, 6room custom Five-room, 2-bedroom garage and stove. $190 per adults. No pets. Partly fur­ 21. Homefinders Fee $25. 546 Realtors, 6462813. counter, double stainless steel 6980. built Cape, dormer, garage, COVENRTY (North) townhouse, wall-to-wall month plus security. No pets. nished. Lease, security. 643- sink, new wall-to-walt treed lot. Hayes Agency, 646 Call 647-1544 after 5:30. 2880. BUILDER'S GLOSEOUTl cai^ting, fireplace, 2 air con­ ROCKVILLE - Three-room carpeting thru-out, a new 0131. 3 ditioners, appliances, heat PORTER ST. area - im­ driveway and located in town We have one, 6room Contem- FIVE-ROOM apartment, first apartment, heat, hot water, STEVE CANYON BY MII.TON CANIFF and hot water, m tiled baths, LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ situated on a lot that’s 240’ PRIME AREA - 16’x32’ swim­ porary Raised Ranch with refrigerator, range, dis­ floor, refrigerator, stove, age, trees, privacy. Hutchins ming pool goes with this 7 room available for immediate oc­ washer and dryer hookup, washer and dryer. Wall-to-wall only. Security deposit required. deep, would you believe us? patio. No pets. posal, heat and air- Parking for one car. Call 643- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Well, SPOSIN’ you find out for. Split with 2 baths, one car gar­ cupancy. This ultra modem conditioning, parking. $195 carpeting. Garage. November age, on Ya acre lot. T. J. 1st. occupancy. 6467798. 9678. yourself by calling the... home was used as a model Call 649-7620 monthly. Handy to Main Street. CIRCA 1730 - Antique Colonial Crockett, Realtors, 6461577. home and is loaded with Call 644-2427. recently restored, 7 fireplaces, extras. Call Joe Gordon for g mi W NIA, lec., m Uf. U1 ft. OR.____ to«io FOUR-ROOM duplex, newly summer kitchen, new haths, CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 MODERN apartment, 3 rooms, decorated, handy location. kitchen. Two-car garage. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, details on saving thousands of THE BORN LOSER BY A R t SANSOM MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2. carpeting, appliances, parking, Available November 1st. $150 Bualneaa Locatlona- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, beamed ceiling, garages, view. dollars. Please call 649-5306. bedroom townhouse, IVii baths, storage, spacious grounds. monthly, heat not included. For Rent 67 6464200. Hutchins Agency, 6465324. References required. Call 646 MARTENS patio, full private basement, in­ Lease and security required. cludes everything except elec­ Hilliard Street, 649-7289 after 5 3100. MANCHESTER - 100,000 MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, tricity. Ideal location. $270^ 0 per p.m. square feet, will divide. duplex, everything new in­ Realtors 9 room California Ranch. The BARROWS h WALUCE Co. month. Paul W. THREE room, newly Suitable for manufacturing and cluding roof, siding and 646-25B0 Fireplaced living room, formal Realtor! — MU Dougan,Realtor, 643-4535, 646- MANCHESTER area - redecorated apartment, large warehouse. 1-2261206. bathrooms. Fenced yard, 2-car dining room, modem kitchen Mancheiter Parkade — 6W4J0S 1021. (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, yard. Security deposit. $140 . Business zoned. 40’s. with dining area, family room, $190 per month includes heat, monthly. Call 643-2353. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, ton Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER - Super im­ three large bedrooms, fourth FOUR rooms first floor, hot water, carpeting, office, etc. $160. Call 6462426,6 6462813.e maculate luxury Ranch, all possible. 2-car garage. TOLLAND - Non-development appliances included, $135. Call appliances and storage, 649- FOUR-Rooms, first floor, 5. covered with aluminum siding Beautifully landscaped 7-room Ranch on half-acreilf-a Bob, 647-9268, after 5 p.m. 2871, 646-0882. stove, center of town. No pets. outside. Inside a host of good grounds. Marion E. Robertson, treed lot. Two full baths, gar­ $135 monthly plus security. 646 PROFESSIONAL office, IMMACULATE air- things such as built-in vacuum Realtor, 6465953. age, wall-to-wall. Must sell, 7727. beautiful, spacious. Excellent conditioned, 7 plus room Raised system, formica coated priced accordingly in mid 30’s. MANCHESTER - Four rooms, BY HANA-BARBERA singles preferred. No children. exposure. First floor, all Ranch. Fireplaced living room, cabinets, all built-in appliances, MANCHESTER - Well main­ Mr. Lombardo, wlfiore Agen­ THE FLINTSTONES $109 plus utilities. Security. 643- APARTM EN T FOUR ROOM apartment, $170; facilities, parking. Reasonable formal dining area. Equipped 24x24’ family room, heated 2- tained 6room older home in cy, 647-1413. 9274. RENTAL OFFICE three room apartment, $155. rent. 6461^, 6463549. eat-in kitchen, 2 full baths, car garage with door openers, residential area. Nice treed lot. fireplaced and paneled rec We have a large variety of Heat, stove, refrigerator in­ in-grouna pool. 60’s. Wolverton (tood home for young growing COLUMBIA - Must sell this 6 room. Oversized 2-car garage, Agency, Realtors, 6462813. BY V.T. HAMLIN SPACIOUS two bedroom apart­ deluxe one and two-bedroom cluded. Available November family. Priced to sell at $32,900. bedroom Ranch on lovely large ALLEY OOP ment. New kitchen, cen- 1st. Call after 4 p.m., 646-3913. enclosed porch, patio, well C all’T. J. Crockett, 6461577. treed lot. Favorable taxes, good apartments and townhouses treed large private lot. In con­ MANCHESTER - Middle-aged neighborhood. Pficed below tral,adults, no pets, security, throughout Manchester. Ren­ references, $200. 649-0533. venient executive area. Mid Colonial in excellent condition, market at $25,500. Mr. tal office open daily from 9-5, FOR RENT 40s. Evans and Clapp Realtors, west side. Much new work per­ Steinmeyer, Belflore Agency, other times by appointment. Fumlahod Apartmonta 64 623-9429. formed inside, two full baths, 3 Lota-Land lor Bale 73 647-1413 or 228-0384 evenines. DANDY Duplex - 2 bedrooms, bedrooms, formal dining room, with stove, parking, basement RUILDING ROCKVILLE — Available now, SIX room Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver­ TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building BOLTON - Beautiful 'con­ and laundry facilities. Save DMUTO ENTBVHSES, MC. finished rec room, air- ton Agency, Realtors, 6462813. temporary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 nicely furnished 3V2 room 478 Center SL Available for lot, Merrow Road. T.J. your dollars for Christmas. $125 240-A New State Rd, Manchester conditioned. High Ridge West. Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ 1/2 baths, fieldstone fireplace, her month. 91-32. Homefinders, apartment, residential area. can salaa and repalra. 646-1021 Adults, no pets, security. $160 $35,000. Call 643-5447. MANCHESTER -r- Four or five fice, 875-6279. sunken living room, large ther­ $25 fee. 549-6980. mopane windows, on 11/2 actra C monthly, 646-lOM. bedroom older home. Rural HENRY and Princeton Street location. Small bam and gar­ COLUMBIA LAKE area - with 10-mile view. $48,500. MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms NEWER Ofie bedroom Ranch Call 643-4112 area - $17,300 assumable at 6%. age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul Large treed lot, $9,500. Keith Philbrick Agency, Realtors, with stove, parking and base­ ONE ROOM, bath, stove, type apartment. Includes heat refrigerator, heat, hot water. Beautiful well cared for 6room W. Dougan Realtor, 643-45%. Real Estate, 6464126, 6461922. 6464200. ment storage, children and appliances. Private en­ Garrison. 11/2 baths, fireplace, accepted. Only $140 a month. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main trance, $165. Paul W. Dougan, Street. carpeting, garage, plus extras. MANCHESTER - Englewood BOLTON — Vernon section, COVENTRY - Excitingly un­ Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. Lovely trees and yard, walk to Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 lake view, half acre, $6,000. ique custom built Raised Ranch public schools. Upper 30s. By bedrooms, near everything. Coventry, half acre, $3,900. An­ on wooded lot, balcony CHILDREN and pets accepted NICE one-bedroom apartment, STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 appointment only. Call owner, LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 6 ^ overlooks beammed cathedral in this 2-bedroom duplex with dover, $1,800. Hayes Agency, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY quiet location. Includes heat, Houses for Rent 65 square feet. Stock Place, rear. 647-1594. 2440. 6460131. ceiling living room, formal T arage and basement. Only appliances, air-conditioning Attractive rental. Brokers dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 170. 97-39. Homefinders, $& and carpets. $185. Paul w! protected. Call 522-3114. MANCHESTER - 61/2 room MANCHESTER - 7 room king sized master, multi­ Sheinwold on Bridge fee. 549-6980. MANCHESTER — Four-room COVENTRY - Va acre, $3,900. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- house, furnished, quiet setting, Ranch. Fireplace, rec room, Cape, IV i baths, garage. Vernon, lake view, Vi acre, $6,- functional finished lower level, 1 0 2 1 . garage. Responsible people on­ THREE carpeted, air- immediate occupancy. Subur­ Desirable location. Owner will 000. Tolland, treed acre, $3,900. in-law apartment, 2 1/2 baths, conditioped rooms available ban location. City utilities. $30,- assist with financing. Stanley 2-car garage. High 30’s. ly. $275 monthly. Hayes Agen­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. enemy’s long suit. Your third the queen of spades. (East FIVE-ROOM apartm ent in cy, 646^)131. immediately. Can be sub­ 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Agency, 6465724. Philbri^ Agency, Realtors, SURE THING PLAY Norih dealer spade is good for the vital ninth PRESIDENTIAL renovated mansion. Includes divided. Call 6465261 or stop at SOUTH WINDSOR - 100x423’ 6464200. BEATS SPECULATION North-South vulnerable doesn’t have it, but you cannot everything, $235. Paul W. COLUMBIA — 5-room Ranch, John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East MANCHESTER — Spacious 6 residential zoned treed lot. By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH trick. tell this at the time.) VILUGE APTS. Dougan Realtor, 6434535, 646- dining room, garage, adults, Center Street. RANCH - 6 rooms, 11/2 baths, family, central location. Good residential area. W. J. Are you interested in safety A J 8 5 Actually, you can combine Daily Question MANCHESTER 1021. references, no pets. Excellent formal dining room, 3 excellent condition. Double! gar-gar­ Barcomb, 644-8000. m LA N^"""^5!Sy or in speculation? You might O K3 this safe play with a light try A» dealer, you hold: neighborhood, $250, 2263540. 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck bedrooms, garage, treed lot. age,age new furnace, $39,500. AWAITING YOUII give a different answer to your 0 AQ 10 5 for an extra trick. The method Spades, K-10-3; Hearts, A-J> NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of dock, sprinklered, heavy floor $34,900. Philbrick Agency, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. BOLTON - 166x100’ wooded 4 KQ94 6ne and two bedrooms. Realtors, 646-4200. Pack your bags and move stockbroker, but at the bridge is to lead the first spade from 2; Diamonds, 8-7-4>3; Clubs, tw o -fa m ily . IVi b a th s , GLASTONBURY Goody - 3- load. Warren E. Howland, residential zoned lot close to table you should settle for safe­ W ESl EAST dummy and finesse with the ten A-J.5. Near schools, churches carpeting, appliances included. Realtors, 6461108. right into our vacant, 6r6om bedroom house with fireplace MANCHESTER - 6-room lake, $2,600. W. J. Barcomb, G AQ2 G 9764 in the hope that East has the Whal do you say? and shopping center, on Full basement, $267 per month.. TWO-FAMILY duplex, 7 and 8 Ranch. One year guarantee on Ranch. If you need a good- ty- and a fenced yard for the 644-8000. C 1076 5 4 Z > Q 98 queen. Answer: Pass. You have flat bus line. Call anytime. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- children. $280. 98-8. 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 rooms, newly remodeled material and workmanship, IVk sized home on a gorgeous h i^ North dealer kitchens and baths, large North-South vulnerable 0 6 0 KJ92 The safest way to do this is to distribution, no really good bid­ 4535, 646-1021. Homefinders, $25 fee. 549-6980. cents per square foot including baths, full basement, $64,900. MANCHESTER - Off Porter treed lot in a fine area, this 4 10 7.3 2 4 86 646-2623 heat, sprinklered offices. private yard. Immaculate con­ Hayes Agency, 6460131. Street, A-zone building lot that extra clean home is for you. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Opening lead — Five of hearts, run the four club tricks before dable suit, and only 13 points in TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, COTTAGE for two in nice area Warren E. Howland, Realtors, dition throughout. Garages. West opens a |ow heart, and doing anything else. Then, since high cards. You would bid if you offers privacy, yet close to all Call Joe Gordon for an inspec­ ^G K 10 3 full private basement. Private of Coventry Lake, year around. 6461108. Central location. $49,500. MANCHESTER - 6 room JTHBieHAVE BEEN SOMESQME^ HEOUOKr-TO 0 0 BASV* you capture the queen with your you are in dummy at the time, had a couple of tens and nines to town conveniences. Call tion. 6465306. A J 2 entrances and patio. Includes Mostly furnished. Beach and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, Martens Agency, Realtors, 646 OREAT BONOS WRITTENTTEN ON THOSE f=ERMENTH? ace. You are then sure of three you can lead a low spade and bolster up your high cards. MANCHESTER HIGH area - ^ heat, appliances, carpets, $230 boating. $155 plus utilities. 742- THREE offices for rent. May 6464200. aluminum siding, attached ABOUT DARBOTO.I... J 6UNFU7WER eEEDS. 0 8743 2550. hearts, one diamond (the ace), 4 AJ 5 finesse with the ten. You are Copyright 1973 bedroom duplex with per month. Paul W. Dougan, 9540. be subdivided. Choice East oversized garage, LaPenta sure to win nine tricks, and will General Features Corp. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. Center Street location. Heat, MANCHESTER - 5-family plus The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. and four clubs. These come to Norih Eusl South West appliances and laundry Agency, Realtor, 6462440. LOOKING for a homesite, eight tricks, and you need one win ten if East happens to hold facilities. Children O.K. $175.1- Out of Town- air-conditioning, parking in­ 5-car garage, excellent income, away from traffic noise ana Realton — MLS I 0 Pass 2 N T Pass 39. Homefinders, $25 fee. 549- WE HAVE* customers waiting For Rent 66 cluded. Inquire at John H. central location. $69,900. EXCELLENT 7-room Colonial, Manchetter Parkade — 64S4MS additional trick for your con­ 3 NT .All Pass pollution? We are offering a Answer to Previous Puzzle 6980. for the rental of your apartment Lappen, Inc, 164 East Center Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 2V2 baths, plastered walls, oak tract. 646-4200. parcel of 3 acres on Garaner Opening lead — 0 5 or home. J.D. Real Estate ROCKVILLE - Rockland Street or phone 649-5261. flooring, appliances, 2-car gar­ Street, handy to Richard Mar­ Jumble TWO B ed ro o m s w ith Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ® Terrace Apartment, Highland age, ciW utilities, large lot, tin School and Manchester If you want to speculate, you Spades Proved Safely appliances and parkin Ave., large one bedroom Reaort Property-For Rent 68 TWO - FAMILY, 5 - 5 flats, good porch. Immediate occupancy. ELLINGTON - California go after the diamonds. The You can surely develop your n:«iisiwiiii=4 ■ Country Club. Plenty of space The gums kdiZIM LH:1K5Il1I=4 provided. All for only $140. Ca; apartments, available im­ income. $29,900. Philbrick Excellent location, near school. Ranch. .i.cuYfuuu Redwood Bluingsiding anaand speculation works out very bad­ ninth trick by going after the ACROSS 8 here for tennis court, swim­ decking, picture windows affor­ (comn. form) ■MM iy.ii^sdr:5i"i Mr^yiNN now. 3rll. Homefinders Fee $25. mediately. Includes heat, hot Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Charles Lesperance, 6467620. ming pool, or garden. Priced spades. If you lose the first 1 Baked — i-]p.Ti-ir3t-i isii-4id I’.inct WOODLAND ding lovely view, granite ly. You lose any diamond 7 Capital oI49th 9Certain tides 549-6980. water, carpeting, air- for quick sale in low 20’s. finesse that you may try, and spade trick, the opponents can stato. to Gaelic fireplace, above stvuiiu ground pool.llUUI, 11 Sweetsop HMM WIJP-I IJlllWl=tl:l conditioning, all appliances, GEORGIAN Colonial - Center BOWERS Cape — Fireplace, Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main PK»6 back comes a heart todummy’s knock out dummy’s king of 13 Pollution of a [-57:51^ ULIM FOUR room apartment, large MANOR with dishwasher ana disposal. SKERS ATTENTIOII! garage, established formal dining room, entrance • im /*A 3 sort 12 Eurasian MI7.IWIiel=tn r ie r ' chimney, 2 fireplaces, modern Street, 6465241. king. Now it is too late for the hearts. You can then give up nation (ab. I rooms. Available November Private terrace and pool, $175., Chalet near Mt. Snow & neighborhood, Helen D. Cole, foyer, own generator, extra 14 Makes vigilant r.5ldkdl^l^lM n l c l s l kitchen with built-ins, large for­ well are some of the many spades to help. You make only another spade, and your jack of 15 Carrier 19 Masculine Nkd L I £ T l 1st. Call 643-6341. evenings. APARTMENTS 872-6360, 5266586. Haystack. Rent by season, Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. VERNON - Yi acre of beauty SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL nickname mal dining room, front-t^back features of this well built 12- your eight ti^ks. Down one. hearts will still stop the 18 Criticizes (coll.) Homestead Street week, or month. Sleeps 6 living room, large front foyer, with unsurpassed view of 17 Viper 21 Dismounted HHMMhd ■A b L'lUliztN MANCHESTER - Children and VERNON — Willow Brook 10. year-old home, Set on 3 1/2 WMBREARB ID 1HE CDLOSSEUM.IHEV VE m i mAnoHf^xurtlON, ' t f i fiETTER 1HAN KNOOdNd' 22 European (Off W. MIddIo Tpko.) den, screened porch, 4 Connecticut valley. Dead-end GOT SOME BREacr aADIATDRS MY OWN BRAINS OUT.' 18 Separate 32 Hindmost pets welcome, 3 bedroom with Apartments, 3V2 rooms at $180; wooded hillside acres with Veu HEADED, 'T/TUS T RAM/NE, CORRUPTION,His// column capital 46 European MMICHESTiR Call Mr. Brown, days: 646 bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, garage, Papa Bear street. Fast sale wanted. Mrs. brook. Many pine trees and PERTOSMING TDOAV, 23 River duck 33 Mystery 9 river appliances and parking. Only 4(^ rooms at $205. Includes Millette, Belflore Agency, 647- ‘ms.-HowoNyx/micM I t a r 20 Fruit writer's first Built by 2830; Evenings, after 5 large lot, high on a hill in one of shrubs. Price reduced $39,900. ARJNMCFOAnAOIS/iNa^ ■ X 21 Declares 24 Unoccupied 47 Shakespearean $150.3-23. Homefinders Fee i/a . heat, hot water, refrigerator, p.m., 646^7 M a n c h e s te r’s fin e s t 1413. -By CLAY R. PO LU N 25 Forest name kini 549-6980. USB HOUSINfi COUP. iHama Bear ^u b le Dutch Realty, Mary Lou BACHOmeKmaiNSauTP ARIIS LIRRALIVKA 24 Heathen deity 35 Pigeon 49 Girl's name oven-range, disposal, dis­ neighborhoods. $66,500. Your Doily AelMly GulJt M , 27 Female rabbit creature 1 and 2-bedroom lux(iry hwasher, wall-to-wall Blauvelt, broker, 875-8121 MA8.il iin 26 Hops' kilns 40 King of Judah 50 Boy's name Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Out of Town-For Bala It According to lh» Slorr. '' 28 Chinese (Bib.) FTUR-ROOM apartment, se­ apartments. Features wall-to- carpeting, air-conditioning, 75 y^^A M . I* ocf, dynasty (var,) 51 Domestic 6464200. 637-3670 To develop message for Wednesday,, 42-465I-64J' 28 Conceal 42 Locality slave cond floor. Stove, refrigerator, wall carpeting, vanity tile parxing, swimming pools, Wantad-Raal Batata 77 read words corresporxiing to numbers 31 Covet 43 Heron Bualneaa Property - F o r Can all sleep in peace in this COVENTRY — Oversized 6 '67685-88 72-7674 34 Launch dock 29 Afresh 53 Celestial body heat, garage. No children or lighted tennis courts, basket- of your Zodioc birth sign. 30 American 44 Din 54 Compass point baths, built-in oven, range, Bale 71 CAPE - Four bedrooms, living TAURUS SCORPIO 36 Missive three-bedroom Colonial with room Cape, IW baths, full shed SELLING your home or I Aggressive 61 With 45 Health resorts pets. P u rity . $145. 643-0190. bail court, ice skating, picnic A M . 10 31 Life cartoonist 56 Low naunl dishwasher, refrigerator and room with fireplace, large eat- dormer, large rooms, $29,900. 32 T o ’ ocr. II n Evades groves, storage. No pets. Call formal dining room, llvlnf acreage? For prompt friendly 2The 62 Co-workers 38 Bitter vetch disposal, electric heat, 2 air BOLTON — 18.5 acres, 260’ in kitchen, close to bus line. Im­ LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646 4( ^ MAT 10 3 Day 33 Hormony't 63 And N or It V r ~ r~ r 1“ r r " n r~ t r fT IT MANCHESTER - New three Vernon, 872-8511 between 9-4, room with fireplace, hug< service, call Louis Dimock 4 Ahead 34 Deloyi 64 Chasing 39 Winglike: part conditioners, glass sliding frontage on Route 6, 6room maculate condition. Immediate 2440. |'V, »-36i___ -5(W3 12-1617-32, bedroom duplex, private base­ weekdays, after 4, and on kitchen (includes range ano Realty, 649-9823. %41-43 5 SKiol 35 Secret 65 Assets 41 Salamander r r ir^ doors, all large rooms. Full occupancy. $31,000. Philbrick 1A841-I 39-4681 ment, IVi baths, residential weekends, call 872-4400. house, excellent condition, plus refrigerator) plaster wall con­ 6 Don't 36 Is 66 Todoy 42 In attendance basement storage area, ample outbuildings, business zoned. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. BOLTON — Owner wants fast BY ROY CRANE OIMINI 7 Attempt 37 Venture 67 Which SAOITTARIUS 45 Vend IT i n area. Available immediately. property BUZZ SAWYER MAT It 8 Todies 38 Con 68 New struction and one-car at­ sale on 6bedroom Ranch with hoy M 48 Past Evenings, 236-4153. parking. Starting at $175. Han­ VERNON — One and two Financing available. Fr^nk within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, 9 Side 39 Try 69 Business . II 7, tached garage. Priced low ai 2-car garage, on lovely one-acre JUlil 10 49 Letter IT p i ” dy to shopping, schools, bus bedroom apartments, im­ Mott, 6465658. 10 Pay eocxit 70 Be Die. It 52 Gratify J MANCHESTER - Original $30,500 to settle estate treed lot. Assumable 5'A% WE HAVE 10 TAKE 11 To 41 Try 71 Are m —— 1 ^ 6 7-11-13 14-162621 SS Horsemen a MANCHESTER - 5-room and religious facilities. mediately available at Town owners selling their home of 13 CARLOS TO t h e 12 Don't ■42 Cut 72 Around Interest rates may be bullish, mortgage. Asking $38,500. 1/56J7-44 2 6 4 6 4 4 1 J 57 Calculating 1 L duplex apartment, 2 bedrooms, Model apartment open for in­ House Gardens. This suburban EAST Center Street - Office years. Three large bedrooms, DOCTOR. HONEY. 13 Set 43 Out 73 And s r W ST but the price on this home Zinsser Agency, 6461511. WE WILL buy your house for CANCIR l4 G o 44 Money 74 CorKenlrotc CAPRICORN Instruipent J | no children, references. $1M. spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday apartment community of un­ building, originally set up for two full baths, large kitchen YOU'LL WALL RIGHT 58 Eye "I WL usual architectural designs and should bring out the bears. So cash. Call anytime. Hutchins m i It ISBe 45 In 75 Brought Die J1“ f r JT 3T Hayes Agency, 646-0131. and Sunday. Other times by dental office. Waiting room, -with built-in oven, range, dis­ BOLTON — New Listing, 60’ HERE WITH PUKE. 16 Slowly 46 M ollert 76 Tied-up medication beautiful landscaping features hurry, call Dick Martens oi Agency, Realtors, 6465324. jutV II 17 Alroid 47 To 77 And JAHH. It appointment. two operating rooms, spare hwasher and disposal, attrac­ U&R built. Raised Ranch, 2 (var. I W 1 ST COLONIAL - duplex, 5 rooms, private entrances, private room, three labs, half bath, tive dining area. Really clean. Kay Donnestad at the... CA. 6 9-27-J9 l8 B e 48 Your 78 Into J - 6 4-24 59 Placid baths, acre treed lot, top condi­ SELLING your property? Call ^3I36«)64 19 Sincere 49 Free ■ 79 New 262634 60 Holding in JT = 1 two-bedrooms, large living patios with sliding glass doors, parking, plus three-room apart­ Only $3S,(^. Wolverton Agen­ 20 In 50 Soke Blessed Call: tion, $46,900. Hayes Agency, w o 0 * Woo- LIO AqUARIUS bridge room picture window, birch wall-to-wall carpeting, range, ment on second floor. $5d,000. cy, Realtors, 6462813. 6460131. “* We ll buy your hon$e 21 Deciding s i Unnecessory 8 i New K- T i i cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile UM HOUSINB CORP. refrigerator, and garbage dis­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, •'"mediately at a fair price; all M 22 Now > S2 Bright 82 Ideas DOWN F r M H m 1 o o f 23 Gel 53 Keep W T-'S l.. Al/o. II 83 Deolings FM. II IT bath, heat, hot water, base­ 643-9SS1 posal, master Tv antenna, 6464200. MANCHESTER - 7-room cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, 24 May 54 Outlook 84 Today 1 Spinal cord ’ IT i r EAST HARTFORD - Close to Arruda Realty. matter lanat.) i l M i l i l M ment, lovely yard. Centrally Hobart Murdock, Realtor storage and laundry facilities in Cape, 2 tiled baths, huge yard, .„.J2-54-J646 25 Vital 55 Going BSThe 1- 61622^ ST s r MARTEII»«> the Aircraft, 66 Duplex that 26 Briisg 2 Falsehoods !T locate. Adults, no pets. $50 basement, total electric. No A/W-77-79-83 56 Speed 86 Maintain ’-e9V&i r 643*9551 25% down, $255 m onthly has been used as a rooming 2701 57 Records 87 And 3 Nipa palm security required. $185 llsRting' lat iNalti? SELLING your home, land or VIROO PISCIS !T w Staphen J. Luchon Jr. pets, rental starting $150 per P.I.T.I. to qualified buyer. house, 2-car garage. Priced to 28 Temporary 58 Peace 88 Open 4 Steamer (ab.) n monthly. Available December YmI Gel GsM ’ .Shell' is business? For quick efficient . AI/0. II 29 Your S9For 89 Foil HI. It Supt • 646-5257 month. Call 8769876, Monday Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 846-2B50 sell at $36,960. Vacant. T. J. 5 Turns over 5S~ v r 1st. Call 649-7885. 30 For 60 Contentions 90 Firmness m a r . 10 ■ through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ^iereMWanliMe 6461106. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. urr. II 6 Tapestry J! lo-iS 7 Clatter PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Oct. 23, 1973 Obituaries Adult Education Having Best Year Mrs. R. W, Smith Sr. Carl Doss and Clarence Doss, both of Rockville, and Edmund Miller of East Windsor. The need for pushing a high Mrs. Gertrude Lawler Smith, June Tompkins “ good gim m ick.” In most central administrative staff. Tornadoes Lose Funeral services are school diploma course in night 80, of 62 Hills St., died Monday (Herald Reporter) cases, the student may miss Kennedy said there is nothing at Manchester Memorial Thursday at 11 a.m. at White- classes was cited by Ostrowski. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 1978 - VOL. XCIII, No. 21 The Adult Education only one class and still receive funny about such deplorable ac­ Hospital. She was the wife of Gibson-Smaii Funeral Home, 65 He said there are roughly one 3 certificate. Program is experiencing its tions. Final Game Raymond W. Smith Sr. Elm St., The Rev. Richard E. million persons in the state who most successful year, said Emil Describes SCIS Board members who have Mrs. Smith was born in Bertram, pastor of the First are out of school Without a and Bill Kelly put together with Ostrowski director of the In other business, Mrs. June fulfilled speaking engagements VIVIAN KENNESON Cranston, R.I., and had lived in Evangelical Lutheran Church, diploma; 750,000 of them are unyielding pursuits by Bill Manchester Adult Evening Hyde, second grade teacher at on the upcoming school referen­ Correspondent Manchester for 35 years. She , will officiate. Burial will be in over the age of 25. Noonan and Joe Mazzarella School program, Monday night Ijighland Park School and a dum feel that the public seems Tel. 875-4704 was a communicant of the Grove Hill Cemetery. In explaining the need for in­ kept the Tiger determination member of the townwide to be "generally favorable” The Tolland Tornadoes Church of the Assumption. Friends may call at the at the Board of Education creasing the program to keep alive. meeting. science curriculum committee, toward improvements and placed third in their division of She is also survived by 3 sons, funeral home Wednesday from from turning people away, Offensively, Tolland's Mike held members of the board renovations to Illing and Bennet the Eastern Connecticut Foot­ Raymond W. Smith Jr. of West 7 to 9 p.m. Registration and tuition in­ Ostrowski asked for the board’s Mills ran hard, Phil Phillipe come for the fall semester are spellbound as she described the junior high schools. ball Conference as the N i x o n ®***®®® T h u r s d a y Hartford, George H. Smith of support in increasing funds. He shot around the end for yardage almost tripled since the whole new SCIS (Science Curriculum Ellington Roadrunners Glastonbury and Thomas A. Raymond J. Campbell explained that amounts from New Teachers as fullback Jim Titus sought year of 1968-69. Improvement Study) elemen­ defeat^ them 14 to 8 Sunday. Smith of Southbridge, Mass.; 5 Raymond J. Campbell, 60, of tuition make up approximately The board approved the ap­ daylight up the middle. The The current figure is $5,500 tary science program. Tolland scored early on a 40- daughters, Mrs. Gertrude 713 Hartford Rd., died this mor­ one third of the net cost to the pointment of two teachers in stubborn Stafford defense, Walters of Manchester, Mrs. ning at Manchester Memorial compared to $2,044 in 1968-69. Town of Manchester, state Using actual kit materials the school system. >yard touchdown pass by Jeff however, dug in and was not to Ostrowski said people come which are supplied the elemen­ Emge to Buzz Tuller, and Mark President To Discuss Middle East Irene Lattanzio of Vernon, Mrs. Hospital. He was the husband of grants supply one third, and the Mrs. Natalie Cone of be intimidated. k from as far away as Waterbury tary students in the Manchester Phillippe went over for the Frances O’Neil of Moodus, Mrs. Rose Nowak Campbell. town supplies one third. . ■ Manchester will teach Cub Scout Party Mr. Campbell was born Sept. to attend classes, and that public schools, she related her kindergarten half-time at points after. Offensively, Mike Mrs. Louise Hansen of Ostrowski referred to the Cub Scout Pack 15 will hold a 14, 1913 in Southington, son of teachers also come from as far own class experiences with Highland Park School effective Winter, Bruce Johnson and Cromwell and Mrs. Rita reaction to the parchment-type meeting and Halloween party War And Watergate Tape Matters the late John and Catherine away as Farmington. There are "hands-on” laboratory science yesterday, replacing Mrs. Ruth Greg Hareld ran the ball well LaPoite of Weirs Beach, N.H.; certificates awarded to Friday at St. Matthew’s Church McLaughlin Campbell, and had enrollments from 30 com­ students upon completion of approach with a glass of water, Leeds who will remain half­ with Tuller grabbing five out of 3 brothers, Vincent Lawler of parish hall at 7:30 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) - to the nation on Watergate and the change of plans less than lived in Manchester for a munities in the state, he said. any of the evening courses as a a flashlight battery, a rubber time at Bowers School. six in the air, Rick Cooksey one the tapes would be given to a Granby, and Raymond Lawler Families are invited and President Nixon, reported con­ instead scheduled a broadcast two hours after Nixon returned and Austin Lawler, both of number of years. He was band, two color tablets, , a Miss Noreen Reidy will be a for two, and Rory O’Neill one federal judge. children may wear costumes. centrating on Middle East news conference for 9 p.m. frorn an overnight stay at Camp Bradford, N.H.; 4 sisters, Mrs. employed as an inspector at flashlight bulb, and two pieces part-time teacher at Nathan for two. House leaders said the probe developments, canceled plans EDT Thursday. David, Md., where he reported­ Walfrid Lundborg of Far­ Pratt and Whitney Division of of paper with Invisible Hale School effective yester­ Defensively Steve Soucv. Bob would continue at least until the for a Wednesday night address The White House announced ly devoted all his time to a con­ mington, Mrs. Hosmire McKay United Aircraft Corp., East drawings. ’The learning system day, replacing Mrs. Linda Gar­ Pellerin and Phillippe pursued effects of Nixon’s action Hartford. through touch and self- diner who has accepted a posi­ their men well, as did end sideration of Middle East become known. of Portland, Conn., Sister Hilda developments. of the Maryknoll Order of West He is also survived by a son, discovery results in more tion elsewhere. She liyes in Tuller. Other standouts were lEngltmli It was clear, however, that School Projects Topic Deputy Press Secretary Hartford, and Mrs. Margaret John S. Campbell of lasting impressions than book­ East Hartford. Bill Holley, Larry Lozo, Ben f l l l t Kissinger Trip initial reaction to the Gerald L. Warren said Nixon Long of Miami Beach, Fla.; 27 Manchester; two brothers, learning, she said. Tantillo, Dale Martin, and ICM- AtkAI. President’s reversal was Two resignations were Robert 0 Florence Boston, Owners decided upon a news conference 2 grandchildren and 23 great­ John Campbell of Rocky Hill James P. Kennedy, Hareld. In tl)e backfield, John­ favorable. For MPOA Wednesday accepted by the board. Mrs. Modem Methods - in the East Room of the White grandchildren. and Maurice Campbell of Wind­ superintendent of schools, Elizabeth Caine, Grade 1 son, Jack Beck, and Mark Peck To China Set "Thank God,” said Sen. sor; and two grandchildren. reported on the potential paper were instrumental in preven­ Old Fashioned Honesty House to handle questions about Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. "I’m The funeral is Thursday at teacher at Waddell School, Will WASHINGTON (AP) - 9:45 a.m. from the Rose Hill The funeral is Friday at 8:30 The public is being invited to mandatory requirement that shortage as it may affect the ting the B team receptions. MONUMENTS climax of efforts to arrange a the Watergate tapes crisis glad it came to pass,” said retire at the end of this school MARKERS Secretary of State Henry A. because he did not have time to Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., a m. from the John F. Tierney an open meeting Wednesday of the chief building inspector be schools. He said it is possible C Team Ties cease-fire in the Middle East. Democratic Chairman Robert year after twenty years in the CEMETERY Kissinger’s trip to China, post­ prepare a speech to the nation. Rocky Hill, with a Mass at St. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center the Manchester Property the town’s zoning enforcement that paper supplies may be State Department spokesman Strauss. Manchester school system. Top defensive coverage by LETTERING poned because of the Middle Warren also noted that a James Church, Rocky Hill, at St., with a Mass at the Church Owners Association — to hear officer, but to leave intact the reduced by as much as 300 per Robert J. McCloskey indicated Wall Street’s Dow-Jones in­ Thomas Alexander, a sixth the Tolland Tigers stopped the Convenient Evening & Home Appointments East crisis, has been news conference could deal 10:30. Burial will be in Rose of the Assumption at 9. Burial the pros and cons of a proposed requirement that the officer be cent next year, and that the ARRANGED • DISPUY AT Kissinger would also visit dustrial average jumped 17 grade teacher at Robertson record-winning streak set by rescheduled for November. with inquiries about the search Hill Memorial Park, Rocky will be in Rose Hill Memorial $5.6 million appropriation for someone from the building in­ regular school use paper may the Stafford C team. Standout 1076 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Japan in connection with the points in less than an hour on School and formerly at Lincoln (Near Manchester City Line) In a simultaneous announce­ for an Arab-Israeli peace as Hill. Park, Rocky Hill. improvements to Illing and spector’s office. be more expenseive because China trip. He said the Tokyo news of Nixon’s decision. School, is leaving the teaching defense by linemen Bob Cardin, ment made here and in Peking, well as Nixon’s handling of the Friends may call at the Friends may call at the Bennet Junior Highs. The the mills are not producing the government had re-extended its It was a day of surprising profession. Dave Buchholz, John Carter 528-2680 the State Department and the Watergate tapes crisis. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 funeral home Thursday from 2 meeting will be at 8 p.m. at Question 11 — To make low grade paper presently in invitation for a visit, which also events. Here is where things Chinese government said Warren said Nixon spent all and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bentley School, Hollister St. deletions and changes in those use. There is more demand for had been postponed because of stood when the dust settled; charter sections which refer to the better grade 20-lb. or even Kissinger would visit Peking of Tuesday evening at Camp —U.S. District Judge John J. 7 to 9 p.m. Explaining the proposal will the Middle East conflict. sewer rates, assessments and 30-lb. paper, and that is the type Nov 10 to Nov. 13. The David conferring by telephone Sirica was scheduled soon to be Superintendent of Schools McCloskey said the exact rules, so they may conform to that would be used in the secretary had been scheduled to with Secretary of State Henry begin reviewing the nine tapes James Kennedy and members dates of Kissinger’s stay in Alfred Trial state statute, whjch supercede schools. spend Oct. 26-29 in the Chinese A. Kissinger and others on the of Nixon’s private conver­ of the school board. A question Japan still have to be worked Alfred Trial, 83, of Westport, Richardson the town charter. Although shortages in text­ United Nations Day Observed capital to discuss increasing attempt to arrange a firm sations about the Watergate and answer period will follow. out and will be announced at a Mass., died Tuesday at a Question 12 — To change the books could be anticipated, contacts between the two Middle East cease-fire. scandal. These are tapes that Explains Refreshments will be served. later date. hospital in Fall River, Mass. He designation. Welfare Depart­ Kennedy said there was no im­ Enshrouded by fog, four Senior Girl Scouts from Troop 1 governments. Nixon met personally with special prosecutor Archibald 'The MPOA executive board, Bennet Junior High School Band, rear, directed by Michael The original timetable called was the father of Mrs. Roland ment, to Department of Social mediate crisis, but he called it a trouped the colors and led the assemblage in the Pledge of Kissinger called off the Kissinger today following his Cox had sought before he was Resignation which has conducted an opinion Orfitelli, and the Round Table Singers from the for Kissinger to stop in Tokyo Marcoux of Manchester. Services. “continuing problem.” original timetable over the return from Camp David and fired. poll of MPOA members on the Allegiance this morning at United Nation Day observances Manchester'High School, left, directed by Miss Martha on his way to China and again Other survivors are a son, WASHINGTON (A P )- Elliot The MPOA is opposing the weekend as the United States Warren said he would be Sirica will listen to them in school question, will meet in Center Park. Musical selections were provided by the White. (Herald photo by Ofiara) on his way back. Edmund Trial of South Wind­ L. Richardson explained today following: and Moscow reached the devoting the balance of the day private and decide what, if any, Friday night at 7, to study the Allan Thomas, chairman of sor, 2 other sons, 3 daughters, a the conflicting demames that Question 4 — To provide for to the subject of the Middle parts of them should be sister, and 23 grandchildren. led him to resign as attorney results of the poll and to an­ the Board of Education, com­ East. the election by the Board of mented on the splendid condi­ presented to a grand jury. They The Chounard Funeral Home general, and said the Watergate nounce the stand the associa­ Directors of a vice chairman Referring to the canceled likely will become public this in Fall River is in charge of controversy confronting Presi­ tion will take. tion of the high school’s new l/.iV. Day Speaker News speech and the alternate plan and to designate him or her the football field and the “fine foot­ 1, ‘Table-Hopping’ Forum way only if presented as. arrangements which are in­ dent Nixon “is for the At its last meeting, the deputy mayor. for a news conference, Warren ball playing of our team in last evidence at a trial. complete. American people to judge...” executive board discussed the said that "because of these Question 5 — To create a Saturday’s game.” He said he —The Senate Watergate com­ Richardson, applauded for 12 referendum questions per­ Expresses Hope (foreign policy) considerations, Department of Finance and to feels positively that the team’s Provided Candidates mittee was back in court Henry L. Rivers nearly two minutes by taining to charter changes, he thought that that was the consolidate all fiscal operations approach and reaction were fighting its own separate, uphill Henry L. Rivers, 79, formerly employes of the Department of voted to support six and to op­ under a director of finance, who No Oil Cut Seen proper way to proceed.” White battle for the tapes. Sirica had Justice, described a week of more positive because of the For The Future of Manchester, died Saturday at pose the six others, and to would be the town controller. OTTAWA (AP) - Canadian SOL R. COHEN munity are the necessary and urged its return — to con­ House officials expressed op­ ruled that the committee, un­ negotiations and controversy in new field. Rocky Hill Veterans Home and explain its position in Question 6 — To raise to $2,- Energy Minister Donald Herald Reporter elements for a successfully run tinue service to the community. timism that the cease-fire, like Cox, had no legal authority the dispute between the White As a result of the two recent Hospital. newspaper ads. 500 the ceiling for town June B. Tompkins for it, “especially in the area of MacDonald has reiterated he The Manchester League of town.” Charles Crocini, Republican promoted following Moscow to use the courts to get the House and special prosecutor false fire alarms at the high Funeral services were this The MPOA is supporting the purchases without competitive (Herald Reporter) peace-keeping.” does not fores^ a reduction in Womeit Voters and the Greater Three-minute statements — Urged the voters, if they are talks between Kissinger and tapes. Archibald Cox over access to schools, Kennedy and Thomas Soviet Leader Leonid I. morning at the Chapel of the following: bidding. The present ceiling is Although he spoke of his Withleference to the recent crude 611 exports to the United Manchester Chamber of then were delivered by each of concerned with getting the best Previously, it appeared that presidential tape recordings. agreed that such actions were Brezhnev, "is beginning to take Veterans Home and Hospital. Question 2 — To provide a $ 1, 000. faded dream of the United United Nations cease-fire States, but refused to make any Commerce, faced with the the 22 candidates, alternating the committee had struck a Richardson retold the story of administrative and disciplinary for their money, to vote hold.” Burial was in St. James merit system for town Nations, Dr. Frederick Lowe, resolution in the Middle East by party — first a Democrat, deal with the White House and his commitment to the in­ problems that should be long term commitment. monumental task of conducting Republican. He said he is Cemetery. Military honors employes, with the concept to Question 7 — To permit president of Manchester Com­ crisis, he expressed pleasure Canada must first look out for then a Republican The can­ Nixon’s attempt last week to would settle for an edited dependence of the Cox in­ handled within the school and a "Meet the Candidates Night” looking forward to bringing to were accorded at graveside. adhere to existing personnel emergency borrowing, without munity College, said he saw that “ we can all express its domestic needs, MacDonald with 22 candidates willing, able didates for the Board of Direc­ seek a compromise on the tapes transcript of the tapes, authen­ vestigation, and Nixon’s order Manchester residents his Mr. Rivers was born in rules. a referendum but after a public hope for the future of the gratitude that a frightening told newsmen Tuesday after a and anxious to speak and to tors spoke first, then those for knowledge of maintenance and issue was viewed at the White ticated by Sen. John C. Stennis, Malone, N.Y., and had lived in that the special prosecutor be Question 3 — To double the slaughter has just been halted town treasurer, followed by House as a generous offer and it D-Miss. fired. hearing, to a limit in any one United Nations. meeting with John Love, the meet the public, solved the the coordination of construction Manchester before going to the yearly pay of the Board of fiscal year of one per cent of Dr. Lowe was the featured as the result of a United energy adviser to President those for the Board of was thought the, public would But the panel appealed to the In that situation, Richardson problem Tuesday night with a and bidding procedures. Rocky Hill Veterans Home and Directors — to $1,500 for the that year’s tax levy. speaker this morning at a Nations resolution. N ixon. Education: agree, Wtjite^ouse lawyer U.S. Circuit Court for full said, he concluded he could best unique format. He urged better control of Hospital two years ago. He was mayor, $1,200 for the board Question 9 — To place the United Nations Day celebration Dr. Lowe threw a new light The key to what most of the Excerpts from their remarks maintenance and Charles Wright said. “Ob­ access, denied that it had made a veteran of World War I. serve the nation as a private secretary, and $1,000 for each of on the successful future of the Geothermal Leases follow. viously, that was a mis­ any deal not to continue the citizen. water and sewer departments at Center Park. 150 persons present felt was a recommended consolidation of Survivors are a son, Leo the other seven directors. under the jurisdiction of the For the many years that Dr. United Nations as he continued, WASHINGTON (AP) - The successful and meaningful Board of Directors the vaiious crews, particularly calculation,” he said. suit, and told Nixon there In his opening discussion of Question 8 — To delete the Interior Department is con­ White House Chief of Staff Rivers of Forest Park, Ga.; and director of public works and to Lowe has been attending United "But I think the nature of this evening was “table-hopping.” Mayor John Thompson, those involved with snow appeared to be confusion about the case, Richardson did not sidering leasing federal land for Alexander M. Haig Jr. denied a daughter, Mrs. Marcella charter reference to police designate him superintendent Nations Day celebrations, he temporary solution and our After each of the candidates Democrat — He pointed to the removal. the terms of the compromise criticize the President. the development of geothermal that fear of impeachment Kennedy of Rocky Hill. grievances, so the procedure of the two tfepartments. rues the fact that, in most hope for its being made perma­ (alternate Democrats and accomplishments of the present Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, agreement. After that, and At stake in the controversy, energy, which uses the heat of played a part in the decision to The Rose Hill Funeral Home, spelled out in the police union Question 13 — To place the cases, the United Nations nent tells us something about Republicans) delivered a three- board, with a hold-the-Iine mill Democrat — She said there after Nixon gave in on the tapes Richardson said, is the integri­ the earth to generate power. Of­ surrender the tapes. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, was in contract may be followed, as park department under the ALUMINUM organization was not ac­ the way the United Nations can minute statement, they moved rate in 1972 and a tax decrease should be increased cooperation Cox had sought, the White ty of government that “I came charge of arrangements. authorized by state statute. jurisdiction of the director of ficials said an environmental Haig said he was “very con­ House withdrew its offer to the to the Justice Department to complishing all that was hoped (S«M* Page Sixteen) from table to table (there were in 1973. He said the Democrats between the directors, the public works. study shows there would be fident” that Nixon would have committee. help restore.” Question 10 — To delete the 22), talking to little groups, have responded to the issues school board and the recreation Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick some problems from such escaped impeachment even if —Crucial questions remained Richardson said the case expounding on their views and brought out in the 1971 cam­ department, so that school Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, 83, of development but there would be he had not agreed to supply the unanswered about the future of became one of deadlock answering questions. Each paign and that the Republican facilities might be made 72 Benton St., died Monday at a less environmental damage tapes and said there is no the Justice Department’s newly between Nixon’s insistence on time CofC Executive Vice minority was in on all available for public recreation Manchester convalescent Is from it than from other chance at all of impeachment inherited inquiries into the the principle of confidentiality TERRIFIC, Accident Fatal President Richard Clark rang a deliberations and decisions programs. She recomniended home. She was the widow of • available power sources. now. Watergate and related matters. of presidential conversations, bell, the candidates would move made by the board — budget that the directors and school Daniel Fitzpatrick. on — one to a table. For the can- and otherwise. board members join hands to Meawhile, today the House of It wasn’t known if prosecutors Mrs. Fitzpatrick was bom in and his own assurances that W hat Promised $2 Million Representatives continued a would be allowed to get any Cox would be unfettered in the TEI To Mrs. Chartier didates, especially the He listed the ac­ see that the school renovation Winchester, Mass., and had , WASHINGTON (AP) - preliminary impeachment in­ presidential tapes or papers Watergate investigation. Republicans, who added up to complishments of the lived in Manchester for 70 President Nixon imposed im­ quiry, begun just before besides those Nixon agreed to BEAT Mrs. Olive M. Chartier, 73, of only one incumbent and 10 new­ Democratic controlled board (See Page Twelve) \ Yo u'll SIDING dent of the American Legion port quotas on many dairy Nixon’s lawyers announced that give Sirica. years. She was an honorary Tl 28 Dudley St., a former assis­ Auxiliary, was returning from a comers, it was a great oppor­ member of the Ladies of St. products shortly after being tunity for exposure. James. About Town tant registrar of voters, died meeting of the past presidents promised $2 million in cam­ Homeowners: Tuesday in a two-car accident on Pearl St. when the accident The session was in the Survivors are a daughter, paign contributions by the dairy Manchester High School Members of VFW Post and TERRIFII THE PRICE at the intersection of Pearl and occurred. industry. The Associated Press Mrs. Alberto Puzzo of Auxilia^ who plan to make a S Spruce Sts. cafeteria and refreshments Manchester, with whom she Because of short supplies, a big price Mrs. Chartier was the widow has obtained a copy of a letter recreational visit Wednesday to Mrs. C hartier’s car Was of Carroll J. Chartier. She was were served by the Junior made her home; a son, Daniel Like increase on aluminum is expected from a lawyer for Associated Women’s Club. West Haven Veterans Hospital TERRIFII proceeding east on Pearl St. born May 10, 1900 in South Fitzpatrick of Wethersfield; a shortly. This means prices on Milk Producers Inc., promising Opening remarks were made are reminded to be at the post about 10 p.m. when it collided Windsor, daughter of Herbert sister, Mrs. Catherine Koepf of J INCREASE! the money and requesting ac­ by League president Mrs. home by 5:30 p.m. that day. aluminum siding will increase sharply. with another vehicle heading and Jessie Hayes McIntosh, and Alameda, Calif.; four tion on the quotas. The letter Rockwell Potter and Clark. TERRIFI You can save hundreds of dollars now south on Spruce St., driven by had lived in Manchester all her was sent Dec? 16, 1970, by grandchildren and two great­ The VFW Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. Ira Epstein introduced the grandchildren. 30 D ays with normal end of the year savings Walter Brown, 18, of 86 School life. Patrick J. Hillings. {lillings will have a Halloween party St. She had been a member of the candidates and Mrs. James The funeral is Wednesday at and best the coming price increases. suggested that quotas be O’Connor was timekeeper. Friday at Mansfield Training TERRII Police said, they are not sure Manchester Democratic proclaimed, and Nixon issued 8:30 a.m. from the John F. School. Those planning to at­ LOSE POUNDS X/ Be a smart homeowner and put Mrs. Potter stressed the non­ Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. INCHES FAST IN of any injury suffered by Women’s Club for a number of such a proclamation 15 days tend are reminded to be at the trouble-free aluminum siding on your Brown, and no charges will be years. During Work World War partisan position of the League Center St., with a Mass at St. ONLY 3n DAYS later. on candidates for office. post home by 6:30 p.m. home now. brought until a full investiga­ II, she was active in the Civil James Church at 9. Burial will TERRII Boyle Hearing Set Urging all electors to vote be in St. James Cemetery. tion of the accident is com­ Defense program in A public hearing on proposed pleted. Manchester. WASHINGtON (AP) - Nov. 6, she said, "The success Friends may call at the new legislation concerning tax Phone Former United Mine Workers of a democratic form of govern­ funeral home tonight from 7 to TERRII Mrs. Chartier, a past presi- She was a past president of relief for senior citizens is the Ladies Guild of the Church President W. A. "Tony” Boyle ment depends on active and in­ 9. 646-1460 formed participation by all its scheduled for Thursday at 9:30 of the Assumption and a remains in satisfactory condi­ Fmil F. Rauch a.m. in the 97 Elm St., Hart­ TERRI Teachers member of the Manchester tion at a Washington hospital. citizens." ROCKVILLE - Emil F ford, offices of the Connecticut Don’t Walt Till Senior Citizens and the Boyle was hospitalized Sept. 24 Clark said, "A sound and Bauch, 94, of 21 Woodland St. Welfare Section. * Sued For American^ Association of after taking an overdose of bar- responsive local government Next Year! and a totally informed com­ died Monday at Rockville Retired Persons. bituates. He is under indict­ t er rI $12 Million ment in the slayings of union in­ General Hospital. The seminar for parents on She had been employed since Mr. Bauch was born July 2, DETROIT (AP) - A high 1968 as a homemaker-health surgent Joseph Yablonski and communicating with their teen­ Yablonski’s wife and daughter. 1879 in Germany and had lived Modernize With The Professionais school senior has filed a $12 aide by the Manchester agers will be held tonight in TERI A removal hearing on in Hartford before coming to million class action suit against Homemaker Service. Room A-7 at the Manchc'ster transferring Boyle to Penn­ Rockville 43 years ago. \ the Detroit Federation of Survivors are 2 daughters, High School instead of in the sylvania to face the charges has Before his retirement in 1954, Teachers, charging the six- Mrs. Chester M. Jedrziewski of cafeteria. Aluminum Siding • Free Estimates been set for Nov. 9. he was employed at Pratt and FEATURING Fully Insured week teachers strike will pre­ Tolland and Mrs. Paul J. JVhitney Division of United Air­ Dilworth of Portland, Conn.; a Skylab 3 IHDIVIDUALLV DESIONtO PROGRAMS vent her from starting college Clear with local fog tonight, craft Corp., East Hartford. He brother, David R. McIntosh Sr. wn a t m o s p h e r e PERSONAL SUPERVISION in January. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. lows around 40. Thursday partly previously had been employed Un PI**’®®')'*' air conditioned of Clearwater, Fla.; a sister, An attorney for Danni R. (AP) — Experts were to deter­ sunny, hazy and mild after mor­ as an engineer and machinist at Injuries Fatal NO STRENUOUS EXERCISES ULTRA-MODERN CARPETING Mrs. Ann R. Tryon of OPEN 6 DATS A WEEK -- Stillwell, 18, a student at Martin mine today whether the Skylab ning fog clears. Highs in the the Electric Vehicle Co. of To Bicyclist PR0FESSI6NAL Luther King High School, said Manchester; 10 grandchildren 3 launching on Nov. 10 will have 70s. Hartford. He was a member of and 3 great-grandchildren. DANBURY (AP) - Robert the Wayne County Circuit Court to be postponed because of a Precipitation probability the First Evangelical Lutheran The funeral Is Friday at 10 Patterson, 14, of Joe’s Hill suit seeks damages of $1,000 for slight buckling in two of four near zero through Thursday. Church of Ellington. a m. from the John F. Tierney Road in Danbury, died Monday SPECIAL REMODELING Miss Stillwell and each of 12,632 rocket fuel tanks in the first Winds, variable at five to 10 Survivors are three nephews. morning of injuries sustained in other Detroit seniors who would Funeral Home, 219 W. Center stage of the Saturn IB rocket. St., with a Mass at the Church miles an hour through a bicycle-car accident Sunday, PRE-OPENING RATE have been graduated in Officials said the flight might Thursday. In Memoriam police said. i January. of the Assumption at 10:30. have to be delayed as long as a Burial will be in the veterans Outlook'Friday, partly cloudy The bicycle Patterson was CONSULTANTS, Miss Stillwell had been plan­ month if the two tanks have to and mild. riding was struck by a car $ 2 25 ning to attend Tuskegee section of East Cemetery. be replaced. The National In loving memoiy of Thomas Felice, driven by a 16 year-old girl at Institute in Alabama. But, the Friends may call at the Aeronautics and Space Ad­ who passra away October 23, 11)69. the intersection of William and PER WEEK 'V .| suit says, she has lost “any op­ funeral home Thursday from 2 ministration reported the Anchorage Candidates And Constituency INC. portunity to go to the college of to 4 and 7 to 0 p.m. domed tops of the two tanks Albany His memory is as dear today. George Streets in Danbury, ac­ As In the hour he passed away. cording to police. her choice until September The family suggests that any "sank” a few inches after Chicago Sadly Missed, Police were still in­ MTiittw $ii()Mic Cora CALL 646-S585 488 E. Middle Turnpike 1974, If then.” memorial contributions may be ground crews had finished pum­ Denver Mother, father, sister. vestigating and no arrests were (Nut to Bonanta) MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9-9 Manchester The strike was settled last made to the Building Fund of ping 43,000 gallons of fuel into San Francisco Brother, wife, and children Member Manchester Chamber of Commerce - made. SATURDAY 9-3 week. the Church of the Assumption. the 24-story-tall rocket. Washington