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Churches Which United to As One Might Expect, Though, the New Jungles of Southeast Asia The Weather PACE TW ErfTY- MANCHESTER EVENING^TORALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Sept. 8,1972 Business Bodies Gear and cool tonight, low In 50s, with 10 pdr cent chance of • • • See Page 5 rain. Surtny and pleasant Sunday, About Town! high In the 70s. There will be a meeting of the for the first session of Church •SS:: School, Sept. 17, 9:15 to II a.m. MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm Manchester High School, Class of MANCHF,STER. CONN SATUHIMY. SEFTEMBER 9.1972 VOL. XCl, No, 290 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTO Gardening 1942 reu n io n c o ,p m ltte e . Wednesday at 8 p.m’i'at the home The Manchester Bridge Club of Hal Burnett, 16 Berkley St. meets Fridays at 8 p.m. at 35 w ith Brainard Flace, instead of at the Frank Atwood Epw orth Circle of Siyitli Italian-American Club. United Methodist Church' will Syrian Planes meet Monday at 7 p.m. In Cooper The Community Bridge Club<i Hall in the main church building will resume its fall season on for a work night for the Fair. Monday at 9 a.m. The first job after breakfast and Mrs. Madden brought him I told Mrs. Kelley she was a An all-day painting session will Electoral College Members of the Electoral every day for Mrs. John along with her children. He got a night blooming cereus sitter. be held Saturday at 9 a m. at College meet on the Monday Down in Golan McFarland is to water the plants job by saying he was 18, and I took with me a clipping from Center Congregational Church. following the second Wednes­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arabs seen on deck, the broad­ The action came after Israeli in her porch boxes and pick off stayed At the Cheney mills for 17 The Herald which carried a pic­ Volunteer painters are asked to day in December in a presi­ Three Syrian planes were shot cast added. warplanes raMged far up the the faded blossoms. She thinks it years. He had a much longer ture of Mr. Lovejoy and his plant . bring a paint brush or a roller to dential election year and down during a dogfight with Earlier the Israeli command Mediterranean co u t Friday to pays to do this work at the same hitch at Fratt & Whitney Air­ when it bloomed in October last complete this paint project on the vote as a unit for their can­ said Syrian antiaircraft gunners Israeli jets over the occupied pound targets In Lebanon and time each day. The plants res­ craft, 32 years, until his retire­ year. There were 13 blossoms the second floor of the parish house didate. opened fire today on Israeli Golan Heights today, Israeli and Syria, The braelis described the pond, she is sure, to this regular ment a year ago. evening of Oct. 4, when Reggie ■ n 1 ------- ^ — reconnaissance planes scouting Syrian military spokesmen an­ targets as bases of the Palestinian attention. 60 Canaries Finto took the photo. The next the occupied Golan Heights, and Elizabeth McFarland, her hus­ nounced. guerrillas blamed for the The first job in the morning night there were 13 more, a total FALL PLANTING In a communique broadcast by that Israeli ground troops band and their son, John, live at massacre of 11 Israeli sportsmen now for John is to take care of of 26. The cereus had bloomed in Radio Damascus, the Syrian returned the fire. No casualties 86 F'lorence St. They have a at the Munich Olympics Tuesday. the canaries. There are 60 of July last year, also, with 18 spokesman said two Israeli were reported. duplex house. The McFarlands blossoms. This plant is an un­ them, more or less, and they live EVERGREENS French-built Mirage jets also occupy one side, with rooms on predictable, but champion, per­ in cages in the basement. They were shot down in occupied first and second floors, and they belong to his son, John, who is former. rent the other half of the house. • Taxu$ • Rhododendron territory. glad'to have help with the tasks of Lasts Only Few Hours The Syrian planes had just Democrats Suffer Both families, and their Mrs. Kelley said each bud feeding, cleaning cages and • Hemlock • Arberviate carried out a strike against Israeli neighbors on the street, enjoy the making sure the birds are well, started as a tiny pink bump on • Juniper • Azaleas positions in retaliation for raids beauty of the porch boxes. comfortable and happy. the edge of a flat leaf. The bud against Syrian targets 24 hours There are six of the boxes set • He is, he believes, the only canary grew larger and a long red stem More Setbacks on the wide and solid porch rail. earlier. HARTFORD (AP) — Democrats, who have been trying to fancier in Connecticut who has formed, dropping straight down SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF The spokesman said one Syrian There are two boxes each side of Yorkshire canaries, larger than at first. Then the bud swelled and Sukhoi7 jet was shot down in prevent a Nov. 7 General Assembly election, have suffered the front steps and one at each the stem curved upward. The other types. He imported Aerial fighting and two were two setbacks in court. end of the porch. There are so Yorkshire stock from Ireland. He flower opened rapidly, once it DRIED MATERIALS downed by Hawk antiaircraft A three-judge federal panel because of a reQuest pending many plants in each box and they also has the more familiar Roller started after sundown. But the before U.S. District Court Judge FOR FALL ARRANGEMENTS missiles. All fell inside Syrian denied a motion Friday to grow so luxuriantly that they canaries, some that are called next morning it would be wilted M. Joseph BlumenfeW for a tem­ make an apparently continuous and hanging straight down again. territory, he added. reinstate the old House and Red Factor birds, with orange "Several units of our fighters porary restraining order to post­ display, except for gaps at tfib Senate districts for the elettion, color in their feathers, and and fighter-bombers carried out a pone the elections. steps and at the corner posts,. Border Fancy canaries, which are PMMT BW LBSM O^ and the Democrats were told it strong strike in the Golan Blumenfeld was one of the White cascade petunias with would be three t o four weeks small, yellow and plump. Heights, causing material and three judges who signed Friday's their ruffled flowers and Public Records before the sUte Supreme Court human losses," the spokesman decision, which said; “It Is variegated green-and-white vinca Cereus Blooms Again would hear a separate legal ac­ Warranty Deeds laid. preferable that the rights of the vines drop more than two feet Joseph Lovejoy's 'night tion. electors to choose their own Michael S. and Patricia O. They were intercepted by Chief Justice Charles S. House below the porch rail. The general blooming cereus has bloomed legislative representatives be ex­ Made to Hoberl B. Talbot Jr. and 'ArTidlpB '^Crocw Israeli planes after the strike and took aim Friday on the first week impression is of red and green, again, and Mrs. Lovejoy wasn't ercised under a defective plan Jennie T. Talbot, property at 313 the dogfight ensued, he added. in October as the earliest time topped by the scarlet spikes of here to see it. Mr. and Mrs. rather than be denied entirely.” Birch Mt. Rd., conveyance lax H yodiilliB The incident occurred at noon, possible for a Supreme Court salvia and splendid red ger­ Lovejoy, of 94 Delmont St., were $26.95. The same three judges had aniums. There are softer colors in y * * (AP photo) he added. hearing after meeting with visiting Mrs. Lovejoy’s nephew in G I AI F* ^ ^ Meanwhile, Palestinian previously ruled the 1971 reap­ the pert, open-faced blossoms of Nutmeg Homes Inc, to Joseph ★ D o ffo d n b lawyers on all sides of the reap­ New York State when the plant Firefighters from New Britain and three nearby towns combined efforts to stop spread of fire in vacant factory in downtown New Britain early this morning. sources in Beirut reported Israeli portionment plan un­ impatiens and the green, yellow L. and Marguerite M. Cushner. portionment issue. blossomed. It put out four planes strafed and bombed the constitutional, but the U.S. A a and red tones of coleus leaves. property on Kennedy Rd., con­ J'-M blossoms Wednesday, Aug. 30, area of Kasimeyeh, two miles Supreme Court stayed that order Mrs. McFarland calls her veyance tax $48.40. and put on its big show with 11 from the city of Tyre on the and hasn’t yet reviewed the flower selection ‘‘a little bit of blossoms the next evening. There Marriage Licenses Lawns NowI’T Mediterranean coast in south In B allot Connecticut case. / everything." were four more blossoms’Friday. White House State Educators The judges said they still V- / Steven Gary Ludemann, An­ Lebanon. B attle Must Have Water Daily Mr. Lovejoy had left his plant dover, and Martha Ann Ham­ Enemy Attacks In D efense There was no immediate con­ thought the 1971 plan was un­ The plants are new each year, in the care of his neighbor, Mrs. mond. Andover, South United firmation of this rep o rijro m constitutional, but they said it Mrs. John McFarland tends the flowers in one of the six large porch boxes at her home, 86 purchased from a local nursery. Gregory A. Kelly of 104 Delmont Methodist Church.
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