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

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. Sept. 16. Of Food Cost Suing for Raise Lebanese authroties. The Democrats are appealing a was preferable to the old dis­ Florence St. Cascade petunias, geraniums, impatiens, salvia, coleus and variegated vinca make Feat moss is mixed with the soil St., and “asked her to call Frank Refugee Camp The Israeli spokesman in Tel ruling by Superior Court Judge tricts, which were based on 1960 Atwood if it blossomed.” She Jlarold Joseph Rozel, 9 WHITHAM WASHINGTON (AF) - The JOHN JOHNSTON census figures. a splendid showing. (Herald photo by Bucievicius) to help hold water for the roots, Aviv, giving his version of the Walter J. Sidor ordering last called on Wednesday but Hathaway Lane, and Deborah Nixon administration was dealing (Herald Reporter) year’s reapportionment scheme The chances of the state but daily watering is essential. Rosalie Zemaitls, 23 LANDSCAPE NURSKY SAIGON (AP) — Attacking by night in a blinding dogfight, said three Syrian predicted accurately that the a one-two punch in defense of fighter-bombers attempted to at­ into effect and set a shortened Supreme Court's favoring the The boxes are only six inches Starkweather St., St. Bridget rainstorm, a score of Viet Cong sappers rampaged through HELP (Higher Ekiucation Legal Program), an ad hw Police Holding Filmed Hero deep and the plants are so large largest number of flowers would -OBOW WITH US-’ food prices as the cost of eating tack the Golan Heights and were timetable for nominating Democratic appeal appealed dim Wesleyan Sets be out the next night. I went over Church. Sept. 23. South Vietnam’s biggest refugee camp on the northwestern continued to dominate campaign croup supported by contributions from individual staff earlier this week when the and have so many leaves that BMto e. B it— ■■w' TSs. ri«H BH— N«tck-ett-net intercepted. procedures for the Nov. 7 elec­ CLEVELAND, Ohio (AF) - bartender last August. at about 10:30 p.m. and the 11 rhetoric at the week’s end. members at the four levels of state higher education is justices stressed the voters’ right Huge Fund Goal they use their supply of water Hugh Arthur Collins, Rockville, edges of Da Nang today, taking a heavy toll in life and "In the exchange the terrorist tion. Eugene Schmidt, 58, of Geneva, Schmidt and two other men blossoms were fully open. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY V:00-6:30 Fresident Nixon’s secretary of instituting a class action suit against Gov. Thomas Meskill. to "elect members of the General rapidly. On hot days they are and Janet Eve Foster, Rockville. property. boat was- sunk,” said a brief Democrats, who have main­ Ohio, was photographed after made an unsuccessful attempt to The outside light was on, agriculture, Earl L. Butz, Much of the impetus for the ticut State Employe Association Assembly at a general election MIDDLETOWN(AF) - watered a second time in the Associated Press photographer A Navy A7 crashed from un­ communique. tained that the 1971 remapping trying to rescue two men in a rescue the pilot and passenger of showing the plant in its big clay and Connecticut Chapter of the held on the Tuesday after the Wesleyan University has an­ afternoon. Dang Van Fhuoc reported from known causes 15 miles northeast prepared to discuss at a news step originated at Manchester Location of the battle and the was gerrymandered to favor the plane crash last weekend. The a small plane which crashed near pot on the driveway beside the conference today the cir­ American Federation of first Monday of November in this nounced a three-year, $23 million The McFarlands are two of the the camp that 20 refugees were of Vinh and the pilot is missing, Community College in late winter type of boats were not pin­ GOP. have been afraid that a picture led to his arrest Geneva last Sunday. house. Mrs. Kelly and a neighbor cumstances surrounding the Teachers. year," as provided in the state drive, the schools first major many people from the North of killed, 94 were wounded and 200 the Command said. Other sources and early spring, when it became pointed. favorable plan combined with a Wednesday on a warrant charging from across the street, Mrs. massive sale of U.S. wheat to the MCC faculty mem bers of Constitution. fund-raising effort in more than Ireland who came to Manchester families left homeless after un­ said initial reports indicated the clear that the governor’s The Israri state radio said the possible Nixon landslide would him with conversion of property. Fauline Sheean, were acting HELP’S execqtive committee are Taken together, Friday’s 50 years. LEGAL NOTICE in the great days of Cheney silk dergoing a barrage of mortars, plane may have been hit by light­ Soviet Union, economy measures w6uld have a clash took place outside Lebanese give Republicans control of the Schmidt was recognized by hostesses and a number of other CARTER CHEVROLET The bread industry sought and William Dhwd, assistant developments enhanced the John Petal, manager of Wings mills, most of them to work for rocket-propelled grenades, rifle ning. ' decided impact upon the salaries territorial waters. legislature, which is currently in Colin G. Campbell, university neighbors and friends came by, Friday was refused government of fhe state university, colleges, professor of sodaL .science and likelihood of the legislative elec­ Athletic Club in Oeveland, who ADMISSION OF “Cheney's." Mrs. McFarland, fire and satchel charges. The Israelis opened with can­ Democratic hands. president, said because of infla­ exclaimed at the beauty and A second Navy plane, an P4, permission to raise prices after community colleges, and president of the MCG chapter of The federal decision appeared tions being conducted Nov. 7, as saw the picture in a newspaper. ELECTORS then Elizabeth Madden, came One government militiaman non fire at "close range" at the tion the school ‘‘can no longer fragrance of the flowers, and was hit by antiaircraft fire after disclosure of the wheat sales in technical colleges. the American Association of to dim the Democrats’ chances scheduled. Schmidt is charged with taking with her mother and seven of her also was killed. rely so heavily on ourendowment TOWN OF went home again. LAST DAYSUAST DAYS attacking a supply convoy 32 July and early August pushed Court action has been University Professors; Dr Sidney $457 from the club while he brothers and sisters. Her father The sappers escaped the lightly Lipshires, assistant professor of to provide the facilities and the and two older brothers were guarded Camp Books com­ miles north of Vinh. The jet domestic wheat prices upward. prompted by sharply reduced worked there as a part-time BOLTON The sales to the Russians have history; and Robert Vater, assis­ program support necessary to already here. Two more children pound—once a U.S. Marine supp­ headed back toward the carrier 1972-73 state appropriations for FRESH CANDY TIM E'S RUNNING OUT aroused a catalog of criticism, tant professor of music. John maintain Wesleyan’s vigor and NOTICE OF HEARING CONNECTICUT were born in Manchester. WHITMAN. SCHRAFFT ly base—without losing a single Saratoga but was unable to make higher education, which resulted including accusations by Crowley, chairman of the social excellence." STATE OF CONNECTICUT John McFarland was 16 when CANDY CUPBOARD man, Fhuoc reported. a landing. The two crewmn in 'the governor’s "freeze” of COURT OF PROBATE Notice is hereby given that the Democratic presidential nominee sciences department, is publicity Court of Probate. District of Manchester he came with the Madden family. ON THE HOTTEST The sappers also hit two ad­ bailed out two miles from the annual increments. The suit is He said the funds would be Board or Admission of Electors, George McGovern that the Nixon director. fhstrict No 25. Because of his age he had to ARTHUR DRUG joining South Vietnamese militia carrier and were rescued by a aimed at attempting to force used as follows: $10.8 million for ESTATE OF ATHOLL T WILSON a k a of the Town of Bolton, will be in team conspired to exploit Weinstein said that the suit will travel with some older person outposts but there was no im­ helicopter. Gov. Meskill to honor com­ new construction, $11.2 million ATHOLL THOMAS WILSON or ATHOLL session in the Community Hall, farmers and favor big-business be argued on two basic points: 1. WILSON, deceased Bolton Center Ftoad, on Saturday, mediate word on casualties or mitments made by boards of for endowment and $1 million for Date of Order. September 5. 1972 grain exporters. Other critics •Breach of contract, in that "the September 9, 1972 from 9:00 a.m. damage at these locations. trustees to their professional operating expenses. Petitioner Charle.s N Crockett. Ad­ pointed to former Agriculture governor has acted illegally and ministrator Date of Hearing. September to 1:00 p.m. for the purpose of ORANGE HALL It was the closest ground attack staffs. 18. 1972; Time of Hearing, 9 00 a m . Place Department officials who now discriminatorily in deleting in­ admitting all persons who are to Da Nang, South Vietnam’s Six Charged Announcement of the of Hearing. Municipal Building, 41 Center hold jobs with private grain com- forthcoming litigation was made crements (annual increases of FUEL OIL St . Manchester. Conn found to be qualified to be Elec­ second largest city, in more than about three per cent) from Upon the application of the petitioner tors of the Town of Bolton. VEGA SAU a year although the northern port In Wapping at a Hartford press conference praying for the allowance of his admini.stra- (See Fage 16) yesterday by Atty. Burton Weins­ college and university staff 17.9 lion account with said e.stale. an ascertain­ The qualifications are as follows: city has been the target of fre­ salaries"; 2. ’’the governor’s ac­ «M OW. Min. ment of heirs and an order of distribution Applicant must be a United THE '01 TOWN'S quent shellings. tein, Bridgeport labor and educa­ Day Hottoe Foi' Delivery as per application on file more fully Fair Melee tion is unconstitutional since it 1 appears States citizen, must be eighteen The refugee camp houses more tion lawyer and HELP counsel. M B m It Barner Servloe BINGO EVER SEEN! violates the ’equal protection’ IT IS ORDEHKD THAT Said applica­ years of age, be a resident of the than 50,000 civilians who fled He was joined in the conference M A N C H tSIU I tion and acctiunt heard and det€‘rmiend at Every Sat. Night by Mrs. Kay V. Bergin of Mat- and equal privileges and im­ the (xjurt of Probate at the date, time and Town of Bolton. Quang Tri province when it was Six youths were arrested last on. HEAT. me. 7:30 P .M . tatuck Community College in munities’ clauses of both the place indicated above. Catherine K. Leiner captured by the North Viet­ night after a melee broke out at By Order of the Court Waterbury, president of the federal and state constitutions. ” 649-4908 Town Clerk Orange Hall — E. Center St. namese May 1. the Wapping Fair, forcing police MADELINE B ZIEBARTH, Clerk faculty^ senate for regional com­ Underscoring the second point,' for Board of Admission of The camp is built on white sand to close the fair for the night. munity colleges and chairman of Mrs. Bergin said that technical Electors flats just off coastal Highway 1 The fair opened again this mor­ high school professional staffers, and is a city of hundreds of HELP, ning on schedule. Co-defendants will be the Com­ state librarians, state hospital dilapidated military barracks. It According to South Windsor mission on Higher Education and nurses, and administrators of at your finger tips.. was considered too large to be Police the disturbance started boards of trjustees of the Univer­ state agencies received their an­ occupied by the South Viet­ when two youths began to fight sity of Connecticut, four state nual increments, however, namese army after U.S, troops near the west entrance to the fair colleges, four technical colleges, employes in the same higher CALL 643-5144 72 SELL-OUT withdrew from Da Nang. grounds. A policeman intervened education positions did not. and 12 community colleges. OUR STOCK OF 72 MODELS MUST CO. In the air war, American jets and both the youths turned on BUT THERE ARE STILL PLENTY OF BEST BUYS Weinstein said that the suit will ' She added that restoration of NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! CHECK THESE PRICES carried out more than 310 strikes him, according to police. be filed in Superior Court within the contractual increments to ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ , LEFT STARTING AT across North Viemarn Friday but Other officers came to the MANCHESTER a month. Co-counsels will be higher education faculty BRAND NEW 1912 the raids cost two more planes policeman’s aid, and other youths / attorneys for the Connecticut DODGE DART SWINGER 72 VEGA 2-DR. SEDAN ^ lost and another airman missing, (See Page 16) LUMBER COMPANY With P lic a Auforntfle Traii

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T i M a t e r Sheinwold on Bridg6 T laie S«he4ale NORTH News for Senior Citizens AMERICAN EXPERT 4 K 0 J 3 4 C? A 92 SATURDAY PLAYS ACCURATELY By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0 0 Burnide UieiteT —K‘‘Tbe Last by WALLY FORTIN You can rely on some experts 41 j 104 3 of the Red Hot Lovers/’ 7.3(«:30 Director WEST EA.ST SUte Theater - '.‘Easy Rider." to execute all the book plays flawlessly Those who were 4 98 4 A 10 7 3 2 1 ;(»-J:4(M.»<:05-7:45-9:30 Q 10 7 C7 watching the recent Bridge Olym­ 15 6 8 Cinema I -r "Everything You praying that things will work out O A 3 3 0 1972 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th Hello everybody! Well, part of and Meals-on-Wheels will start in pics were not disappointed with Always Wanted To Know About my vacation is over, and man it October. well, and that she will be with us '^ 9 6 5 2 4 K H 7 Sex,” l:3O-3;3O-5:3O-7;3(W;30 Bobh^Wolff of the United SUtes SOUTH sure is tough getting back into the Thursdays will be pinochle in real soon. team Today’s hand is one he anem a II - "Bluebeard." Tom O’NeiU called in to say he groove; and with a few things left the morning and bridge in the played in the match against the 4 6 15-7:00-9:15 was beginning to feel a little C? -K 1 3 4 3 to be tied into place. I'm glad I afternoons. Noon lunches will Netherlands. East Hartford Drive-In — decided to wait until the 11th to stronger, and wants me. on his 0 K 108 64 start in October. West dealer SALE 4 1 AQ OPEM TODAY SUNDAY DRESS UP "Sweet Sugar," 9:25; "B. S. I behalf, to wholeheartedly thank start the hall bouncing. On FYidays we’ll have our Neither side vulnerable Love You,” 7:30 all you members who visited him Weil North Eml South Spaper and refer to it because take the king of hearts and then this safety play. One of the South BEST Burnside — "The Last of the we're calling out for anyone who This trip will consist of a bus ride all these trips can get one all lead a low heart toward dummy ’s American experts muffed the confused, including yours truly. HAVE ONE Red Hot Lovers." 2:0OA :00< 00- would like to make the trip. through foliage country, a ticket hand, embarrassingly, in front of 8:00 We hate to say no to the second to the Gardens, plus a luncheon, Remember, for the an audience of several hundred QUALITIES State Theater — "Elasy Rider," bus. and disappoint some of our Rockingham Park Races we want :g r e a t e s t | which will be a hot roast beef About Town bridge fans. Some experts are OF THESE 1 00-2:40-4 2 ^ :05-7:45-9:'30 members, so we'll take anybody sandwich, potato or vegetable, you here at the Center no later more expert than others. LADIES’ S TEENS' Cinema I — “Everything You who would like to go. Just stop in assorted rolls, and a beverage. All than 8:45 a.m. for the bus will There will be a Sunday School Daily Question SOFT GREAT Always Wanted to Know About at the office, and register either this in a package deal of $9 per leave at 9 o’clock T eachers’ Training Session Partner opens with one spade, See you Monday at our kitchen THESE Sex,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 Monday or Tuesday. The price is person. Registration will be the tomorrow morning during both and the next player passes. You VALUES social bingo, and all participants BRUSHED Qnema 1 — "Bluebeard,” 1:30- JIO, which includes, along with week of Sept. 25. the 9 and 10:45 a.m. worship hold: Spades, A-19-7-3-2; Hearts, should bring one can of canned WHAT BIG EYES sea divers had two centuries back, WERE VALUES! 4:15-7:00-9:15 the bus ride, a reserved seat, and Now hold onto your hat for this services at South United 8; Diamonds, J-9-7-2; Gubs, K-8- East Hartford Drive-In — a meal after the races. goods for prizes. judging from this antique pigskin diving suit on display one. How about a five-day trip to in the harbor town of Rauma in southeast Finland. The Methodist Church. The first ses­ 7. M .OOto’ 6.00 PAJAMAS "Sweet Sugar," 7:30; "B. B. I Now you can't hardly go wrong Canada? I think we've come up sion teachers are asked to meet in What do you say? EVER! Pretty colors Schedule for the Week 6t4-fodt suit has three viewing windows and was sup- Love You," 9:10 with that, even if you didn't win with a real trip, and believe the lled with air through a worsen pipe affixed to the Cooper Hall at 9 a.m. and the Answer: Bid four spades. The Monday. 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m., East Windsor Drive-In — “Dr. any money. Just being out and price is right. We picked five days Cack. It permitted an 18th-century diver to remain second session at 10:45 a m. jump to game promises strong NOW ONLY No," 7:30; “From Russia With enjoying the day is worth the so that we can see things, without registration for Goodspeed Opera under water 10 to 15 minutes. & GOWNS THESE WERE The Phebe Circle of Emanuel trump support (at least four Love," 9:25; "Goldfinger," 11:15 price. So come over and register rushing. I’ll have more on this House: 10 a m. to noon, kitchen Lutheran Church will meet cards, often more), a singleton or These were Manchester Drive-In — “Diary so we'll be able to take both trip later, except to say we’ll social bingo, one can of canned 46.00 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Luther void in a side suit and not more of a Telephone Operator," 8:10; buses. By the way, everybody leave here, go up through Ver­ fruit needed; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Hall. Hostesses will be Miss Vi­ than 9 points in high cards. NOW ONLY "Criminal Affair," 9:45 going should be at the Center at mont. stopping at Montreal pinochle tournament. Bus pickup AP Awards ^8.00 & ^9.00 Reg, Leuba Warns vian Larson, Mrs. Ann Scott and Copyright 1972 Meadows Drive-In — "Criminal 8:30 in the morning. where we'll have an evening out at 8:30 a.m.: return trips at noon *4.00 & A ugust Prizes Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Following General Feature Corp. Affair," 7:53; "Diary of Next trip is to the Goodspeed on the town visiting a dine and and 4 p.m. On Tampering the business meeting, they will ‘5.00 Telephone Ojjerator," 9:45 Opera House to see the comedy dance hall. Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 HARTFORD (AP) - chor work on items for the fall sale. NOW ONLY Blue-Hills Drive-In — "Dr. musical "Where’s Charlie.” We The next day we’ll stop in p.m., registration for Goodspeed Reporters and editors for Phibes Rises Again," 8:00; “The have fifty tickets for this show, so Brockville, the 1,000 Islands with Opera House; 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., newspapers in New Haven, HARTFORD (AP) - State House That Screamed,” 9:44 open card playing, visiting at the we’ll be registering for it starting a boat ride around the islands. Bridgeport, Meriden and New Motor Vehicle Commissioner fis f m m o f LADIES’ & GIRLS’ UA Theater East — this Monday on a first-come Next stop Toronto, and a Center: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Senior London won awards today for Robert C. Leuba today called on SEAM LESS "Butterflies Are Free," 1:30- basis. sightseeing trip all planned. Bowling League at the Parkade outstanding work in assisting The companies leasing automobiles to $ NYLON HOSIERY 3:30-5:25-7:20-9:25 We will have five tickets FYom there to Niagara Falls with Lanes. No bus scheduled. Associated Press in its reporting obey Connecticut’s new New styles PANTIES Capitol Willimantic — "The available for the show for anyone a sightseeing trip, and then a Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 of Connecticut news during regulations against odometer j / C I8JAME8B0ND and colors HURRY Godfather," 2:00-8:15 who wishes to drive their own p.m., registration for Goodspeed August. night of free time to do as you tampering. ISp«nd 30 «iciling for mother Mansfield Drive In — "Sweet car. You can save a couple of wish. Opera House; 10 a.m. to noon, Winners in the monthly contest f evening wilh Jam ei Bond in 3 of hi5 best. $100 Sugar, ” 8:20; "Sweet Ride," bucks that way, and still join the Next day we’ll head home via arts and crafts projects; 1 p.m. to of cooperation among AP In a talk prepared for a seminar and daughter PAIR 10:00; “Naked Angels.” 11:30 gang for supper meal at the 3 p.m., Fun-Day, featuring of the Auto Fleet and Leasing HURRY! the New 'York Thruway, and by member newspapers were Frank 1. "DR. NO" 3For50« FOR Gelston House before curtain this time we should see some colored slides of Hawaii taken by Gardner of the New Haven Association in New York City, each BARBS Leuba promised to ’'prosecute to 2. FROM RUSSIA time. beautiful foliage along the way. Gloria Benson; 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., Register, the staff of the YYITH LOVE ” the limit of the law any person, By PHIL PASTORET So plan on this one, and the price square dancing. Bus pickup at Bridgeport Post, Scott Bushnell 3. ' GOLDFINGER ” firm or corporation ” found to be Coming Schedule is right, believe me. We’ll have 8:30 a.m. and at noon; return trip of 'The Meriden Record and Stan violating the regulations which If you think it pays to be Next comes the schedule as it more information and the price at 4 p.m. DeCoster of The Day of New energetic, consider what the went into effect June 13. will start, and once we get going next week. Thursday, ail those leaving for London. early bird gets for being so Rockingham Park Races should we will be adding a few Gardner was praised for giving Leuba said an article in the ^ 7 STATEr t ...... REN’SBOYShkllTTOrs'l zealous. PANTS ft ft I",: programs. So starting on the 11th be here at the Center at 8:30 a m. AP members the first word on July 10 issue of the industry LADIES’-TEENS’ Skk Call for the bus will leave at 9: 10 a.m. A n old, OLD-timer is a this is how things will stack up: the slaying of three, members of publication, "Car Rental and PANTS With all our action here at the to noon, pinochle tournament; 1 gaffer who recalls when On Mondays we’ll have our the Montano family in North Leasing Weekly Newsletter, ” in­ Center starting this coming Mon­ p.m. to 4 p.m., bridge games. Bus A man went looking lor America PANTS M EA’S-Bjjij. it was fun to go driving. regular kitchen social bingo Haven. ferred leasing companies rely on PANTS day, we didn’t get a big report on pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip at And couldn I Imd it anywhere. MEirS&BIG games. In the afternoon it will be The Post provided the best odometer turnbacks to sell their SPECIAL our sick call. We did hear that noon. MEN^S our popular pinochle games. In bright or off-beat stojy of the ears. Beatrice Mader has undergone Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, E » 4c -K 4t 4t 4t * -R 4t AND October we will start serving a month—a yarn about a man REDUCTION PLAID-CPO BOYS’ surgery, and is now resting quite kitchen social bingo, one can of The commissioner said he has PANOO CQMnvrr m avMC«ian urth SALE! noon lunch. charged with negligence for Rjf BIRT PRODUCTIONS p>CM<«z comfortably in room 1404 at the canned fruit needed; 1 p.m. to 4 indications from other FINAL DAYS FOR On Tuesdays we'll have our leaving the keys in his unattended WHILE BOYS’ St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. p.m., open card playing and Northeastern states they will m i M s d a y siiiii I ^ LUMBER regular Senior Bowling League at auto which was subsequently Cards would certainly help cheer visiting. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., prosecute odometer-tampering JACKETS the Parkade Lanes in the after­ stolen and involved in a wreck. PARK OPEN THEY BLUE FLARE her up, and we’re all hoping and return trip at noon. outside Connecticut, but dis­ fUOBR noon. Our oil painting class is ACKETS SPECIAL GROUP Drivers who zip through expected to start around the first covered in Connecticut. COLOR SAT. NIGHT 6 P.M. HURRY LAS crossings just as the light part of October. Rt'fjvpd b, COlUMBlA PiCTUHtS FOR changes are amberdextrous. Reg. *7.00 NOW JEANS BREAKS THE Wednesday we’ll have an arts SUNDAY 1 P.M. ft ft ft ITHEATRE EAST CANNES FILM rtSTIVAL WINNER' COOL AND and crafts program in the mor­ Market Disappointing Best Film By a New Director " h R E A T Jokes about stout peo­ MOia m u if Mi-Mii CNTIRC PARK OPEN ning. In the afternoon we’ll hatie ------WINDY ple always have a paunch our Fun-Day and occasionally a $AT. NIGHT 6 P.M. line. NEW YORK (AP) - Wall from two huge blocks sold by off 2 to 40 after announcing plans Daily M 7:30 & 9:30 Consult Time Bos SELECTION day trip on that day. Hot-Meals Sat. 4 Sun. at 1:30-2:30 $ ^ 9 9 $J99 WEATHER Street was disappointed this past Cities Service, which had agreed for a secondary stock offering of Bidgts On Sale (NtWSPAPtR INTERPRISt ASSN.) 5:25-7:30-9:30 for Show Times week. The market, instead of to divest itself of its Atlantic more than 795,000 shares 6:30 to 10 P.M. AHEAD building on its pre-Labor Day Richfield holdings in a consent A FIUHKOVICM pnocxjcnON BLUE BOLTON For the week, declines out­ Good for All Rides advances, turned tail and order with the Justice Depart­ numbered advances on the Big BUTTERFUES 6:30 P,M, to Closing NORINEMcCAitf^lY LEBLANC declined for four days in a row. ment. Board 1,121 to 589, with 1,921 ARE FREE Capitol Theatre FLARE SPECIAL STRONG These The Dow Jones average of 30 Second-most-active was total issues traded Volume was SUNDAY 1 P.M. DANCE CLASSES industrial stocks lost 8.81 points Louisiana Land & EIxploration, 44.73 million shares — down even REDUCTION AND Are Tel. 522-4744,289-9220,289-6284 for the week, closing at 961.24. down 5% to 43% Company of­ from the 59.45 million shares GODI€HfMI Badges On Sale DENIMS The more broadly based in­ ficials. quizzed when the stock traded in the normally light pre- JR. BOYS' BONANZA STURDY ONLY I P i l . to Closing ST. MAURICE CHURCH BASEMENT dices gave a picture of stagnation fell 4% on Wednesday, said they Labor Day week. C i E o H e m i YOUR CHOICE The New York Stock Elxchange could not account for the activity. Good for All Rides Hebron Road Index of some 1,400 common Curtiss-Wright. which owns On the Amex. the five most Gutc/m TWO TONE Reptlration: Tun.. Sept. 12th stocks was down .81 point to North American rights to the active stocks were; Champion Chilrlreri up lo 8 yp.it>, Regular to $4.00 NOW Time: 3:30 — 7:00 60.53. The American Stock Ex­ Wankel rotary engine, had shot Home Builders, off % to 16'», MEN’S ClzsMS Held Tuesdayi and Fridays change price change index dipped up before Labor Day when American Israeli Paper, down PATCH GREAT VALUES ^ ^ Q Q .21 point to 26.46. General Motors announced ten­ to 15’«. Amerada Hess warrants, Now thru Tuesday * 1 . 5 0 off 2'z to ip%; OKC Corp , down JEANS ^ Volume was light all this week tative plans to use the engine on Bovs'SLACKS-SHIBTSS and last week, leading Bradbury some cars within about two 6"i to 34‘ t; and Syntex, up to War Between X RATED POCKET NOW SURPRISE SURPRISE K Thurlow of Laidlaw & Co to years 82'1 Men & Women 3 . * 5 6 comment. "I thiirk this is what But it ran into profit-taking last vtth HITS MEN’S AND BIG philosophers call entropy. The week and closed down 1% at Jack lemmon Ride all Ihe rides CORDUROYS PAJAMAS-BOBES Conn.'s Top Young Band ... Surprise is on hand this Sunday Nile at David's 52%. despite a jump Friday when ; 00 9 00 as many limes as BOYS’ DOUBLE quieter it is, the quieter it gets. SEA ,'VIONSTER.S AdutttS?00 . . . the good times have returned and Surprise is the Group to bring these GM said work on the Wankel was you want Everyone's waiting for someone DALLAS lAPi - Bob H Stmor Citizens ( H$ Students good times back. The action starts around 7 p.m. and it's a great nite of fun. else to move first." going well AND MANY MORE IN WARM KNIT SLACKS Start the Fall . . . with a Ball. Slaughter, a paleontologist at Mon Thun 99c Sweet Sugar THESE W ERE HURRY Ralph Acampora of Hams. Sat ( Sun Uatmee 2 p m R O U T E 15 9 Get it on at David’s with Surprise. AT&T, which said it ejtpected Southern Methodist University FIANNELS-CORDUROYS-KNITS Upham & Co., who had predicted ‘ 8 . 0 0 & ‘ 1 0 . 0 0 FOR THESE earmngs for the rest of the year is in the process or mounting an Sweet Ride AGAWAM. MASS. "an Indian Summer rally. ” now FAMOUS to exce^ last year’s levels, was 80 million-year-old sea monster FriiFarkinf, Free AdmiitlM A \# I C Greater Hartford's No. 1 Niteclub admitted the market was ”spin- up G to 44‘* Winnebago found in early April near here Naked Angel NOW MAKER ning its wheels." and predicted 1^ w I ^ Manchester Parkade — 646-2235 . dropped 4% to 31' v. epitomizing Slaughter says the remains further declines. he is reconstructing are those >l OMV LfW lS CtNf MA Barrington Pair ONLY FLARES the difficulties faced by the •p ■■■ LADIES' & TEENS' MEN'S-BIG BOYS' Two news developments were mobile home and motor home of a plesiousaur. a sea creature SuUtvmn Ave., So. Windsor SEPT. 10-16 widely held to have contributed Phone M4-8644 grqup. which had fins instead of feet ALL OCCASION CLASSIC n a v y AND WIDE to the week’s doldrums. One was He says the monster lived in a 244 CENTER ST. the Arab terrorist killing of Sony was down 2 to 43%. One seaway which linked the Gulf of MEADOWS sTr'':/;’; STYLE BELT Israeli athletes at Munich, analyst said investors were ON I • 93 NOBT h „• f' T .1* t HI H»([l CRIMINAL AFFAIR MANCHESTER . , . Mexico wipi the Pacific North­ TAkllASI WISTMBVKISO t»lt followed by some Israeli action worried the Japanese electronics west. PUMPS SHOES LOOPS X Phone 646-1995 against guerrilla bases in the company would be "a sacrificial Claudli Czrdinile - plus Cilherlne Spaik Regular SOLD o Mideast. lamb ” as a result of U.S. efforts FILM RATING GUIDE DAIRY OF A TELEPHONE OPERATOR Reg. *6.99 to reduce its trade deficit in NATIONALLY OPEN 7 DAYS The other was a trend toward $4.99 NOW higher'interest rates on commer­ relation to Japan. For Parents anid From MR. STEAK • 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.. cial [taper and treasury bills, Warner Communications was Their Children s s s $ 18 .00 lo coupled with a boost in the prime BLUE HILLS '/T, ,'„ 'i 33 Vincent Price 1 $ 2 t.0 0 M f U L A U Q IiM CiS 1 VI TO RiSSIlt RBlDfri 1 ail Wl M 78 interest rate of 5*4 per cent by A la n A r k in 4 LOOK! LOOK! Mellon Bank and First National AN Aft* A Jmtmo im AT BIUI HIUS AVINUI DR. PHIBES 1 NOW O N LY ’*• RISES AGAIN 1 FOR City Bank on Friday. William **Last of the PLUS C SPlves Nelson of Moody's Investors Ser­ Shew Starti I SPECIAL CASUAL ^ cd Hot Lovers^ fAIMNTAL aUlOAMCI | t h e h o u s e LONGER W D u i h THAT SCREAMS p d | you vice said he thought investors' [ 3 3 • w e e s T io ( PURCHASE SC H O O L OR Thick fears of rising interest rates were Sally Kellerman |M i Mmww Mir nm B« WEAR exaggerated, since they were a ivtNM WrwTwnRpii t DRESS Soles natural consequence of demand Paula Prentiss W IPE C LEA N APPETIZER, OESSERT, aid BEVERA8E Tonight 7:]0-f.-30 MIDI HEELS SPECIAL for money In an expanding Sun. 2.4, t, I gi Mcliitd lurtm economy. P O S T TIME 1:30 OKqutI Hdcli m I I ( I WMi Any M I of 2.50 or Morall "But people still get shudders MwgtnSii PARI-MUTUa RACES Woody Alim's Virtu III) m^wrAi BARGAIN iMy^HnllMrtM ^ otter Good Dally, Excluding Friday and Saturday, when they think of this," he said, DAILY MON.-SAT. INCL. "EVERYTHING MATINEE Sybil Dinnini 5:00 to 6:00 P.M., and Certain Holidaya . . SKO IS(if% i) r i *, A A A r I H*. i * I I '• I Daily Doublf Clotit 1-iS BLOOMFIELD I MANCHESTER money crunch of 1969-1970. A I.I.B IA t Hi NEWINGTON I WETHERSFIELD I GOT A anmniAY om iN or Most active Big Board issue for FREE PARKING WANTED TO KNOW Next Week ^ M OO Nl UMOtA YF A ^ T T I O ON FAIR GROUNDS "BLUEBEARD" 1051 BLUE HILLS AVE. PARKADE SHOPPING CTR lOA.W l. tO lUP.W I. MMOeu U (aad uuder) Inquire Abecd Our the week was Atlantic Rlchfleld, ABOUT SEX" (PI) I < A f i limit viry ROUTE 7 I 30 4 15 / 00 4 HI 3375 BERLIN TPKE. 1130 SILAS DEANE H'WAY nUCE BDBfnBAAY OFFEB! I I up % to 65% on volume of 862,600 “ THE MAN" MMrtalA arM# BRUT RARRINITON, MAU. l:M-»iM 5:30 7:10 l:W shares. Most of the volume came .. I.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9,1972- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. S ^ t. 9.1972 Bolton ^ Business Bodies Teams Compete in Jamboree

' ■ i Bolton’s Pony and Midget at 6:30 p.m. with a potluck at the Sentinels; Keith, Beloved Exiles. 0t?r Eitriitng Mrralb DEVELOPS NEW SYSTEM church. Those attending are League football teams will begin Also, Levin, Severs; Mor-« Robert W. Brass of their new season Sunday after­ asked to bring a dish to share. timer. Home; Mplully, Oancy; Manchester, a graduate student noon in two separate Jamborees. Coffee and dessert'will be Mulvlhlll, Night of the Axe; In Computer Science at Renn- Founded Oct. 1, 1881 The town’s new Pony League _ provided. ^ ' i Peters, S^enUi Sinner; Slmenon, saeler Polytechnic Institute, has team, the Bolton Bulldogs, will Guest speaker will be the Rev. Teddy Bea|?',' Smith, Diamond received a special commendation Published by Manchester Publishing Co., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. participate in .a jambpree at Jeanette McGlinsky from Hunters; Wallace, Word; West, (or developing an information 'Southwick, Mass. 13 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation depart­ Tolland High School at 2 p.m. These Lonely Victories; retrieval system (or the Com­ along with teams from South CCW telephone 643-^11 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. WestjSke, pank Shot; and munity Renewal Team of Greater Windsor, Tolland and East Wind­ The Council of Catholic Wormser, Black Mustanger. Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of CirciilaUon Hartford. sor. Women of St. Maurice Church Non-fiction,selections Include: and, holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press Captain of the Bulldog squad begin a new season with a potluck Beard, How to Eat Better (or Cbnn., Post Office as Second (Jlass Mail are Paul Kisner for offense and Monday at 7 p.m'. in the parish Less Money; Bird, Crowding Syn­ Steve Whitham for defense. center. Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes drome; Curry, 0. K., I’ll Do It The midget team jamboree will Mass will precede the meal in no financial responsibility for Myself , Encyclopedia of World Burl L. Lyons Publisher be at Gilead Hill School, Rt. 85, the church at 6:30 p.m. Cookery ; Farrago, Game of the typographical errors appearing in adver­ Hebron, at 1 p.m. Teams in addi­ All women of the parish are Foxes; Harris, Compleat Herbal; Subscription Rates tisements and otho* reading matter in The tion to the Bolton Tigers will be invited to attend and to bring a Keithly, Dinner Party;Lash, Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. Hebron, Coventry and South hot dish. Dessert and coffee will Eleanor: The Years Alone; Lord, Display advertising closing hours, three Windsor. be provided. One Month 33.25 One Year 339.00 Dawn's Early Light; Marriam, full days prior to publication. Midget captains recently New Books Single Copy 15' Six Months 319.50 ed.. Growing Up Female in Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon named were Robert Peterson and Mrs. Ruth Grose, librarian of America; Morgan, Descent of By Carrier, Weekly 75' Three Months 39.75 the Bentley Memorial Library, prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday Kevin Kowalyshyn, A team; and Women; Nemiro, Busy People’s Brian Molde and Randy Potter- has announced the following new Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. (Cookbook; N. Y. Times Natural ton, B team. additions to the library shelves. Foods Cookbook; Niven, Man’s Candy Sale Fiction: Ashe, Wait for Death; Balloon; Parks, In Love; Peter, Members of both football Blackstock, Jungle; Bonham, . Peter Prescription; Talese, teams and cheerleaders will be Chief; Cadell, Home for the Wed- Honor Thy Father: Teichmann, conducting a candy sale Sept. 16 ding; Canning, Firecrest; George F. Kaufman: An Intimate All-Volunteer Force to raise funds for the coming Christie, Nemesis; Dickens, Biography; and Ward and Dubos, season. Summer at World’s End; Only cine Earth. They will be going door-to-door Dunnet, Ringed Castle; Fair, We in uniform throughout the day, Can’t Breathe; Farrington, Manchester Evening Herald The all-volunteer concept of a military the all-volunteer force concept making according to Robert Peterson, Strangers in 7-A; Gainham, Bolton Correspondent Judith Robert W. Brass force is politically popular at present in us stronger and more effective, we publicity director. Takeover Bid; Green, Dead of Donohue, tel. 649-8409. the House; Household, Three the wake of resentment against selective would like to raise one small caution Boy Scouts The system, which is the result Bolton Boy Scouts will begin a service or what we call the draft. nag. of a class project, will enable new season Monday at 7:30 p.m. The draft never has been a popular If the all-volunteer concept succeeds CRT and its 12 progress centers S I r r A R . G in the education building of -By CLAY R. POLLAN- thing in America and even in World War in Hartford and Enfield to L lIR A we must accept the fact we will be Bolton Congregational Church. tv A SU S II when there was almost total support achieve a better “fix” on the P MAS. 21 y t Your Daily AdMIy Guide having for the first time since World All boys who would like to ’I According fo the Stars. of our involvement after Pearl Harbor, characteristics of applicants and Thomas Clarruthers, left, and Joseph Zanetti examine a sofa offer, all furniture in the store will be marked down 20 per 1* War n a professional military establish­ become scouts and who are at To develop message for Sunday, 34-37-41-46/C-, oil spot service trends. It will be cent. A professional interior decorator is available for those 3- S- 9-14 read words corresponding to numbers there were draft dodgers, and others at Vernon Wayside, the furniture store they just opened in least 11 years old are welcome to '22-28 39 50-59-75 V s l ment. Regardless of what the draftee able to collate at a minute’s of your Zodiac birth sign. who sought legal and illegal means to Vernon. Located north of Vernon Qrcle on Rt. 83, the store who wish the service. Grand opening ceremonies were held attend the meeting. SCORPIO’ might have thought about the draft—it TAUaUS Pine 31 Hov-! 61 You notice all the relevant data re­ AM. 20 \ O C r. 22^ evade military service. features an entire new stock of brand name furniture for Thursday. (Herald photo by Elecker) Ladies Auxiliary 2 Pur 32 List 62-Bnngs was a means of infusing civilian in­ quired to meet any contingency. The Ladies Auxiliary of the I ir-? mav 20 3 Relotivei 33 Arc 63 E«p«ct NOV. 2 P every room in the house. As a special two-week introductory 34 Aclvonce 64 Lon Since its inception in 1940—the first fluence into the military. It is not Elven a chipmunk takes time out for lunch. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) Brass, who also works in the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ r > v l 1-13-16 55 4 M o k e 15-33-48-52/John Sullivan, a salesman for 8 A 38 Front 68 Allenlion NOV. 22 (Casualty, expects to receive his David Thomas of Manchester Middle Tpke. has retired from to discuss the firemen’s carnival VV " 9 Your 39 You 69 Con concepts have changed and most impor­ this civilian soldier influence over the Moriarty Bros, has earned JU N l 20 Dec. 21 master’s degree from RPl later has been promoted to associate the Southern New Englad 10 You'll 40 Hoppv 70 M o k e tant the military weaponry and strategic membership for the fourth con­ to be held Sept. 14, 15 and 16. 41 Pcrvjnol 71 Foull 19-26-30-424 years. this year. All work at the school, 4- 7- 8 43 11 A The Innocent actuary at Connecticut Mutual Telephone Co. after 43 years’ Methodist Women 12 Probobly 42 11 72 A 65-78-87-894 concepts have changed. secutive year in Lincoln- 8 ” 53-54-71 Without the induction of civilian Open Forum such as his new system for CRT, Life. Thomas, a Massachusetts 13 M id- 43 Quotrel 73 Uiclul service with the company. He The United Methodist Women CAPRICORN That America can have a stronger and Mercury’s exclusive "200 Club” CANCia 1 4 Own 44 Ocspiie 74 Gossip is volunteer and is credited to the 45 Meetings 75 Contacts soldiers, this influence will be gone and native, graduated Phi Beta Kap­ was foreman of installers and will begin a new season Tuesday ^ JUNE 21 I 5 Associates dec. 22 ^ more professional military force Membership is given to those 46 interests 76 Intormolion it will be up to us to keep close tabs on student’s degree program. No pa from Brown University in 1950 repairmen in Manchester. His 16 M orning JAN. 1» through the recruitment of volunteers Bystander salesmen who sell at least 200 JUL1 22' 17 On 47 56opping 77 Cprelcss charge is made to the agencies and joined Connecticut Mutual retirement was effective Aug. 10. 48 Likely 28 Encounter1-23-47-61,“9^ the all-volunteer force so that it does not the death, destruction and horror pense of the pubhc good. This is cars in any one year. CA20-29-40-45 18 On and the retention of highly trained Peace and Justice benefitting from the activities. upon graduation. 19 Don't 49 No 79 Contend 69-70-80 8 4 V £ i become an establishment answerable increases. It is clear, that amid emphatically not so, and I hope 64-67-74 50 Through 80 Grxtd military specialists cannot be disputed. By Arthur Hoppe Brass and his wife Ruth, an Sullivan and his wife, Chris, 20 Prospect AQUARIUS only to itself. It must remain what it is To the editor: troop withdrawals, an end to the that this simple statement of the were honored at a recent "200 Appointed Director LEO 21 Home 51 Cote 81 And office secretary at Resolute In­ Lydall Dividend JULt 22 22 Gencrotion 52 To B2 Drrubts supposed to be under our con­ Terrorism in every instance, draft, and "Work for Peace—Nix­ Parker Street question as we see Club" banquet at the Sidney Hill Robert J.Morrell has been ap­ 23 Fo, 53 Isn't 83 Feots F£f. U . . ^ l l The modern armed force is one that surance Co., reside at 71 Coleman The directors of Lydall Inc. ; AUG. 22 54 Your 84 Buys whenever it occurs and for on does Every Day" rhetoric, our it will answer the questions that Country Club in Chestnut Hill, pointed director of national ser­ ! 24 A 10-12-31-49.A relies heavily on skills and many of stitution-subordinate to civilian Rd. voted Aug. 29 to pay a quarterly J j 2 1 -25-35-51 t 25 Situotion 55 M eeting 85 'ZZith whatever reason, is something to government’s peace plan is a have been raised. Galahad GoodhearVs Salvation vice at Dunham-Bush Inc., 56 And 86 RotTiontic 57-66-79-8JV these cannot be imparted to a man authority and responsive to changes Mass. dividend of 20 cents per share on 756-58-68 %76 Be be deeply abhorred. There can bomb. Peace at the price of We did not seek the rerouting manufacturer of air-conditioning, 2 27 C upid's 57 Problems 87 Unloir PISCES serving a two-year draft hitch. from outside as well as within the the company’s 80 cents preferred VIRGO 1 28 Disappoint 58 5peciol 88 Impoiient never be any justification for it. computerized terrorism is not of Parker Street. It was Once upon a time there was a despicable defenders of the draft Wins Rome Trip refrigeration, and heating equip­ X AUG. c 2 9 0 f 59 Direct 89 Rebulls military establishment. stock and four quarterly 60 Be 90 5urprise So although we are optimistic about The recent tragedy in Munich has peace but stupidity, emptiness promulgated years ago by the young man named Galahad and the loathsome bigots. William R. Schailer, owner of ment and systems. I iin. * 30 Discouroged MAR. 20’ - 'TE dividends totaling $1.50 on the 2-17-24-36/ focused world attention on yet Zoning Board as part of a master Manchester Oldsmobile on W. In his new position, Morrell ■r., 6-18-27-oi Adverse Neutral and void. In the name of God and Goodheart, who was kind and In fact, it was in a fight with a company’s $1.50 preferred stock. 38-44 82-833 plan in town to improve traffic Center St., accompanied by his .^-^63-7^86-90 another example of man's dis­ all that is human, this profound noble and good. In fag.t, Galahad bigot armed with a pick handle No dividend was declared on will be responsible for the service flow. One cannot be insensitive to wife, Isolda, recently returned respect and irresponsibility to disrespect for life, this sensless Goodheart was so kind and noble that Galahad got the shuffling common stock. The dividends activities of Dunham-Bush com­ the protection of pedestrian traf­ from an all-expense-paid trip to man. I share with everyone a bombing, must stop. and good that he almost seemed limp and the snarling scar that will be paid Sept. 1 to mercial refrigeration and air- fic and especially the young varie­ sense of deep sorrow in the wake Seventeen Arabs and Israelis to glow, particularly in the dark. tended to frighten small children Rome. He was first-place winner stockholders of record on Sept. 1. conditioning products. He is Christmas In September? ty to which the various writers of this terrible event which has are dead in Munich, 300 In­ Just watching Galahad pass by — even in the daylight. for 1972 Oldsmobile sales in the The company has been in located at the company’s West Open left 17 people dead to no real dochinese are dead today and have addressed themselves. I made people feel better inside. Just watching Galahad pass by, Boston Zone, which includes Hartford headquarters. arrears for three of its quarterly Louis V.Genovesi purpose. everyday. People all over the agree wholeheartedly, but I feel Babies stopped crying at the very screaming this slogan or that, most of New England and part of dividends for its'preferred stock. All Day This "senseless" act of world are suffering and dying that our problem is infinitely sight of Galahad. Children changed people inside. At the New York. The declared dividend on the Louis V. Genovesi has been terrorism stands out sharply in because many of us here at home worse than that which would stopped crying at the very sight of very sight of him, babies howled, Mr. and Mrs. Schailer were in a $1.50 stock will eliminate the We had an enjoyable afternoon the knew, dating back to when we were a elected an assistant secretary at. the minds of most Americans and elsewhere tend the fire of a exist on Colonial Road which is Galahad. Chidren stopped children cowered and grown-ups party of first place winners from arrears and will pay a dividend Sunday The Hartford. other day when Sears, Roebuck & Co. youngster. That’s simply that people What disturbs me is what an "perpetual holy war, fought in industrially zoned along one squabbling. And grown-ups glowered at each other and went coast to coast on the Aug. 19-26 for the current quarter. The inconsistent people we must be good conscience and indeed a whole side with no entry ways, off to kick their cats. It was trip. played host to the news media and like buying from catalogs because it would shake their heads and say declared dividend on the 80 cents Genovesi, superintendent of when we desensitize ourselves sense of pious service, against driveways or sidewalks along the uncanny. saves time, the selection is better, and to each other: Isn’t that a fine stock will cover the quarterly The Hartford’s special-risk health AH Medlefnaf Services Available unveiled the wish book or 1972 Christ­ and accept, many of us without whatever uncircumcised, bar­ area in question. We have ap­ But. then, hatred, intolerance man! dividend originally due Dec. 15, insurance department since last really it’s fun. question, the disguised terrorism barian, heathen, native, Gook, or proximately 150 pedestrian and and badness are contagious, as David Thomas 455 HARTFORD ROAD 443-5230 mas catalog. And then they’d suddenly 1971. leaving three quarterly year, is responsible for un­ that is going on this very moment alien people that happens to oc­ 100 vehicular crossings of Parker we all know. Mostly by ex­ He left the company the decide to visit Aunt Hesther in following year to serve in the U. dividends on this preferred stock derwriting operations. He began The unveiling had a cast of Charles Distribution of the wish book is to in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Loas. cupy the position of neighbor. ” Street every day as a necessity to the hospital or make out a check perience. still in arrears. the normal conduct of our S. Army, and returned upon his John Sullivan his career in 1947 and was an begin today. It had a press run of 16 The •‘terrorism" I refer to hides 1 (and I know there will be toThe Mbongan Vegetarian Moran, Sears general manager; Vincent behind a pushbutton and com­ business. In leaving our Lydall & discharge in 1953. He became a auditor and sales representative others), will bear silent witness to Missionary Fund or do some Moral: If you’d save the world, Sullivan, who is in the top 15 The American Heart Asso­ million, and in view of all the problems puter and is the most highly Foulds plant, one must literally company officer with his promo­ before joining the special-risk Price, noted actor and consultant and the ideals of peace and justice other good deed they ’d long been for starters save yourself. per cent of all Lincoln-Mercury ciation reports that more developed "terrorism" in the and to the suffering of the In­ step from the door sill into the tion to a.ssistant .secretary in 1966 health staff in 1962. He advanced Tony Marvin, known as the Voice of we are having in struggling with a new putting off. It was uncanny. salesman in the United Slates, than 27 million Americans world. The terrorism that our dochinese people (who have done street. In the last several years and was named assisUinl actuary to senior underwriter in 1965 and But, then, kindness and nobili­ was proprietor of a local ga.soline have some form of heart and supervising underwriter in 1969. unson in 1970.He is an associate in the Sears. It was complete with an printing process, we can sympathize current unprecedented, massive me and my country no wrong) as our buildings have been actually ty and goodness are contagious, A Thought for Today station for eight years before blood vessel disease, inclu­ bombing produces upon the peo­ struck by autos on three oc­ Society of Actuaries and is a Genovesi is the son of Mr. and appearance by Winnie-the-Pooh. The with the printer although he possesses well as the suffering of people as we all know. By hearsay, ■puMored by tlw ManebMtor joining Moriarty Bros. The ding 21 million who suffer casions. Why so close? I can only member of the Academy of Ac­ Mrs. Louis M. Genovesi of 114 ple of Indochina cannot even be everywhere, this Sunday, next to anyway. OouncU of OhurcbM Sullivan family resides at 54 Niles from high blood pressure catalog’s cover and opening pages in­ much more sophisticated equipment to Imagined by most Americans. reason that when the first factory tuaries. He has also served on the Strickland St. the Civil War monument in St. (hypertension). Candy Kitchen was built on this site in the late Manchester Inlerfaith Social Ac­ clude illustrations of Winnie and his capably handle the job. We have electronic sensor Center Park. I will be there from So young Galahad passed “Why Not Be Content?” Where (Quality Candy I t Made Fresh Dally 1700’s the road was a dirt tion Council (MISAC), a group of devices spread throughout the dawn until dusk. Please join us glowingly through life, spreading There is great gain in Choose From Over 200 Varieties friends discovering the Yuletide carriage-way. seven churches which united to As one might expect, though, the new jungles of Southeast Asia. Some there, even for a moment, to a small share of kindness, nobility godliness with contentment; traditions of six countries. are designed to look like animal One writer suggests that our .sponsor low and moderate in­ wish book isn’t just for kids, it’s for the consider a course of peace for and goodness as he went. But, of "For we brought nothing into droppings, others as tropical motive is to improve the salabili­ come housing in ourselves, if not the world. course, that wasn’t enough. the world, and we cannot take Price commented he had an associa­ entire family. C!hristmas in September? plants These sensors signal air­ ty of our property by having Manchester.Thomas lives with A FESTIVE FALL SEASON BEGINS WITH OUR Jay April It isn’t enough to be kind and anything out of the world” Robert J. Morrell tion with Hartford because he went to It sounds good to us and a good way for craft computers which in turn 22 W. Center St Parker Street closed, and then noble and good, he said to his wife and three daughters at 76 1 Timothy 6: 6&7 Prior to his appointment. decide how people should be Manchester move from this location. He must himself thoughtfully. “One must Scott Dr. MARZIPAN Yale and quipped: I don’t know what mother to relax during those last hectic Morrell had been assistant direc­ A DELICIOUS CANDY FRUIT DESIGNED IN A bombed. These sensors do not know something that I don’t as also fight hatred, intolerance and Some of us are afraid of DIRECTS ENGINEERING tor of national service. Before VARIETY OF SHAPES. TRY ALMOND PASTE that means either days before Christmas by browsing the distinguish between a group of contrarily, the closing of the badness” So he did. godliness because we don’t un­ William R. Schailer Charles A. Bergheimer, joining Dunham-Bush, he had soldiers or a group of children street would make it possible to derstand its meaning. We talk of AT ITS COLORFUL BEST. Moran told us something we already wish book in her easy chair now. engineering manager of the Cir­ been with Burroughs Corp as expand the Lydall & Foulds plant The baddest thing he could vacations and sports, our gardens We have weapons specifically Clarifies Parker Schailer, who has won cuit ^Systems Division of Rogers assistant plant engineer. if we chose to do so, something think of was war. . So he decided'' and recreation, friends and happy designed to maim people The numerous Oldsmobile prizes in Corp., has been named director Morrell is a member of the Street Question that is physically impossible now. first to fight against that. He went gatherings and in contrast we set Guava is such a weapon of the the past, is a former secretary of corporate engineering for all of Refrigeration Service Engineers FTrst Hartford Realty and the on peace marches and shouted godliness. But we must not rr "Antipersonell " variety Tiny and former member of the Rogers. He succeeds Sidney A. Society. He is a member of the steel pellets are released and To the editor: new industrial land opened up by peace slogans and sang peace separate life into ■'everyday" and Manchester Board of Directors. Brown, who retires after 44 years Greater Vernon Junior Chamber saturate an area the size of 10 By act and deed our company the Parker-Oakland connector, songs and made peace placards Spiritual " because life is not A Manchester native, he is a with the company. of Commerce and was honored as The New Slave Driver football fields. These bomblets has established a reputation for Sheldon Road, provides ample and... But the President and -the divided Thru faith we can have graduate of St. James School and In his systems Post since May Jaycee of the Month in February cannot penetrate cement or steel being a good corporate citizen in prime industrial space already. Congressmen and the Generals true godiine.ss in our hearts and St. Thomas seminary. He 1966. Bergheimer has been with and April 1972. He is secretary of and are designed to target un­ Manchester, accepting the fact To the children that have didn’t seem to pay him much find contentment with the attended St. Michael’s College, pleaded, "Don’t lake our ball Rogers since 1956 as production the Tolland Conservation Com­ protected human flesh that we always had a responsibili­ heed. m.'iterial things we have, and the the University of Connecticut and i; field", I would like to say that the manager, assisUint chief engineer mission. Needless to say these weapons do ty to the public welfare Ad­ "What’s the matter with place God has given us in iife. the General Motors Institute. He town does not plan to, and in Trenton, N.J. and as chief Morrell, a graduate of Hartford not discriminate according to age mittedly. It is difficult not to them?” said Galahad with a Lord, grant us contentment in served in the U.S. Air force from State Technical College, resides couldn’t if they wanted, as we engineer of Textile By-Products ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 or sex. occasionally disturb our frown. "Why can’t they be kind our dally living." in Tolland with his wife and four OPEN DAILY and SI NDAY till *: P-M. own It It has been our pleasure 1950 to 1958. Corp.. Hudson, N Y., for six Some .300 men. women and neighbors while moving 300 tons and noble and good like me'.'” ('ontributed by Mr. and Mrs. Schailer and their children. Caml.v Also Available For Fnml Kalsing to have you use it and we see no years. children die every day as a result of freight and burning some 6,000 Also bad, he decided, were the Rev C Henry Anderson two children, Lisa and William reason why you should not con­ A 1950 Stevens Insilute of of our remote control terrorism gallons of oil daily, but we work giant corporations. So he joined Emanuel Lutheran Church Jr,, reside at 81 Grandview St. More than 80 per cent of those at it \Ve feel that our respon­ tinue. .My counsel reminds me Naper’s Raiders and proved con­ Technology graduate, he was a ¥ - deaths, according to official U S sibility to the community goes that' I must say, 'At your own clusively to great public acclaim captain and a navigator with the Senate figures, are civilian.s, beyond just not disturbing peo­ risk that giant corporations (Current Quote U S. Army Air Corps during many of which are little children ple A corp<3rate citizen, we feel, I wholeheartedly sympathize sometimes cut corners in their World War II. with the Colonial Road residents. 1 didn t have an agent before. In Chandler, Ariz.. where Cir­ We drop the equivalant of 2'-,! should be a positive force in search for a buck. But the giant PROMOTED 1 have only attempted to put the Now I have agents kt-eping track cuit Systems Division of Rogers is Hiroshimas p er. week on In- making the town a better place in corporations didn’t seem to mend at TRAVELERS Serve pros and cons In -balance—not ol .igenls Shelby Lyman, who headquartered, he has been vice doclijna. and over one third of the which to live We therefore have their ways. Norman E. Novotny of oppose them I guess we both handled the television commen­ president of the chamber of com­ QUALITY entire population of Vietnam. given generously of our time and “What can you expect from Manchester has been appointed have a problem tary on the I’ublic Broadcast merce. He and his wife will Laos and Cambodia is dead, money to virtually every civic soulless money-grubbers," cried assistant secretary Vrr-the Shady maimed or refugeed. Vietnam Is cause in town. We have used our Galahad with a scowl. System during the Fischer- return to Connecticut this fall. ' Sincerely. Sjiassky chess games. operations division of the life, now a nation of badly burned, administrative and engineering Bad, too, of course, was pollu­ health and financial services Glen maimed and disfigured people as functions as a proving groun^ for . Robert P. Fuller tion. You couldn’t save the world Caldor Kamings Up Chairman of the Board - department at The Travelers In­ Caldor Inc. chalked up record a result of what has been termed inquisitive high school students. without mopping up pollution. So surance Companies. Ice Cream! as "our excellent blind bombing We have granted use of the Lydall, Inc. Galahad printed up some leaflets earnings and sales for the first 'i U>7? Syndkjf IfK. Novotny joined the company in methods ’ Saulters Pond area to the town to Manchester pointing out how Sock-0 two quarters of 1972 ended July 1961 as a claim representative at 29, Carl Bennett, president, has Somehow rnany Americans be used for recreational pur­ detergent was wiping out sockeye Oeveland, Ohio and in 1966 was When the kids come home from school, serve them don’t regard this as "terrorism ’ poses—and on salmon in the Sokkup River. And announctHl. named assistant supervisor. In He reported the discount a refreshing, nutritious dish of QUALITY Shady It is not terrorism becau.se after Mather Street residents are he handed them out to ladies 1969 he was transferred to the all, we're responsible. It is being, aware that our trucks stopped H eralcf entering the Sock-0 Super­ department chain (Ktslrkl ear­ Glen dairy fresh ice cream! » home office as an examiner in the nings gains of 5.5 ■per cent on a carried on by people who don’t using that heavily populated area Y esterdays market. life, accident and group/railroad particularly look like terrorists years ago and instead chose to Imagine his horror when the .sales increase of 17.7 per cent for and medicare division and two the half. who push buttons on nice neat take the longer but less populated 25 Years Ago very same ladies emerged With years later was appointed consoles and give orders from route to 1-84 west via Parker Sock-0 detergent in their shop­ Bennett reported that earnings Shadij.'SlsufL Manchester Pipe band places manager in the life, health and after t.ixes for the six month nice white buildings in Street. If our request that the third in open competition in ping bags. It was too much. "You financial services department. Washington. Somewhere there is Parker Street railroad crossing be stupid idiots," he shouted at period rose to $1,260,227 or 36 Schenectady, N.Y., which in­ A native of Cleveland, Novotny cents a share - from $1,194,602 or a reason for /t, people say, so it's left open as a private way is cluded pick of bands from .them. received a B. S. degrtH! In 1962 granted, we hope to continue tb "Don't you want to save the ;14 cents a year ago. And ho llr u lil plnil.i li' IIU U 'IM ' IJI- (Dabuf. SlohsA, allright, Kal the apple pie no Canada and the United States. from John Carroll University and do this world?" / reported that sales advanced to matter how bad it tastes. Total school registration this a J.D. degree from Oeveland Newlyweds Mark and Betty Winther of 5 Ridgewood St. accept their prize of an early 'TWO OONVIQNIENT UJOAHONS I submit that nowhere on this Alas, notwithstanding all this, There were so many bad things $56,IWI2,592 for the half - from year is 4,994, an increase of 249 iMOli u> Marshall College of L»w at Ameriean rocker from Angelo Larco, store manager of Watkins Bros, h urniture, Entries in a Rt. 6 ft 44A—Up«n DaUy and Bun,; Parkade Branch -—Mon. thru ttat. we now lindourselves, due to the to fight, Galahad hardly had time $48,334,121 a year ago. God’s earth can there be found a pupils over last year. Qeveland Slate University in "Your Heart’s IJesire” contest, they had the pick of any item in the store. Thp rocker was Parker Street controversy, being to sleep. Every day was one long Bi'nnetl reported that a forffial (John and Bemlce Bleg) Aeason for this killing to go on It their choice. The contest was for all couples whose names appeared in The Manchester is inhumane, unAmerican if you painted into the same corner the fight. If he wasn’t fightihg the 1966. He was admlRwl I” A'® repopening of the enlarged and Ohio Bar that same year. Novot­ Herald during April, May and June - in wedding or engagement announeements, will, and nauseating. patent image of the self seeking 10 Years Ago hated generals, corporations and c o 111 p I e t e 1 y in o d e r n i z e d ny reildes at 63C Downey Dr. The air war continues night and corporate ogre out to get one This was a Sunday; The Herald polluters, he was fighting the Munchc.sfer .store at Burr Corners Partcipating in drawing the winning couple’s name were Burl l.yons, publisher of llic day, the bombing escalates and more special privilege at the ex­ did not publish. disgusting litterbugs, the will lake place in early October. Manchester Herald; and Robert Charnas, president of WINF radio station.

V. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept, 9,1972— PAGE SEVEN PAPE SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Se0t. 9.1972 Mrs. Von Deck Pension Hike EARLY LIBERATED Vernon Notes H ir th H e a d %outh Windsor ------WOMAN . Area Churches O f Isra el Voter Making Session Heads Campaign HearingTopic The Tolland County Art children who were not baptized Rv Yminc CiOP ® ^ climb 14,110-foot Pike’s Peek Association will hold Its first ut St. Bernard’s Church, a bap­ e XF A public hearing will be con- was Julia Archibald H oim n, a Churches Gilead Cbtigreg«d®“ * Ctatrck suffragette who defied her hus­ St. Maurice Church meeting of this season, Tuesday tismal certificate should be B o n d S ale On Until 6 PM ducted Oct. 3 by the Board of Second Con|regitlonal Church Hebron The chairman of the Bolton at 8 p.m. in the Edith Peck Room presented at the time of rej^stra- Directors on proposed revisions band in 1858 to make the trip In Scoond Congregational Church Church of Christ Rt. 44A, Q)v«ntry . Rev. Herbert O.Keiaey, Jr. Emanuel (Mike) Hirth of A voter-making session is being Republican Town Committee of the Rockville Public Library. tlon. This requirement refers to . Manchester YR’s (Young to the Manchester Periflon Or­ bloomers. United Church of Christ Lydall and Vernon Streets Rev. Robert Bechtold, Minister Rev. Robert W. CYonln, PMtor Paitor Manchester will serve as chair­ held at the Town Hall today until member. Roberta J. Clark will children who will be entering Republicans) has appointed dinance, providing a cost-of- 358 North Main Street Eugene Brewer, Minister Dr. Rolland Ewing, Rev. J.JernutltiBodlM, man of the Marichester Israel 6 p.m. This session will be the Convention Delegates ri Saturday M aai^.8 and 7 p.m. demonstrate '.'Wipe Off” in the Grades 1 and 2. Karin Von Deck to head an elec­ living increase for pensioners or Rev. Felix M. Davis Interim Minister Assliunt Paitor Bond camp^gh in 1972. Hirth, of first since the recent summer Democrats and llepublicans tions committee, to coordinate 9 a.m., Bible.Classes. Sunday Masaei, 7:30, 0:15 and method called (Chiaro Scuro. A Square Dancers their beneficiaries. The hearing ART Minister 24 Gar^HM ., is a business and special sessions held last month met in caucus Saturday and chose YR campaign efforts. 10 a.m.. Worship. “Christ Died native of Maine, ^he has lived in The Vernon Square Dance will be at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Sept. 10: 10 a.m. Worship Ser­ 11 a.m. 11:00 a.m„ Woriblp Service corpmunal leaddr who received which added 229 new voters to delegates to the 14th A.ssembly James Royce, in announcing For Us” Connecticut for the past 12 years. Club will hold a “Silver Dollar” tluilding Hearing ^ ^ m . 10.00 a.m.. Morning Worship vice Rev. J. Jermalti'Bodlae, ,thc State of Israel Shalom Award the town’s voter list. District and the 4th Senatorial Mrs. Von Deck’s appointment, CLASSES ! 1 6 p.m.. Worship. “Where Vir­ She has more than 200 original dance. Sept. 16 at the Vernon .. The proposal is to increase Nursery 7:30 p.m. Sr. High Seminar preaching in 1971. He is the manager of the But concern for the increasing District (Jonvention Sept. 23, said the "YR committee will tue Shades Into Vice—Relative paintings in private collections Elementary School on Rt. ^ monthly pension benefits by 3.5 InMruetor Sermon by the Rev. Felix M. St. Margaret Mary Church Sermon Topic: HAVE Central (Connecticut Farmers Co- number of non-afflliated voters cooperate with the campaign ef­ To Others” and has had many private ex­ from 8 to ll p.m. FrannieHT^lntz Republican assembly delegates per cent, retroactive to July I, Davis "Using Our Greatness” United Congregational Church Wapplng SO M E T H IN G WORTH Op and serves on the board of a has been expressed by both forts of other election groups - hibits. will do the callFlfg and are Jean Gezelman, Robert 1972. United ^ u rc h of Christ Rev. ’Thomas R. O’Neil, SHARING number of trade institutions. He Democratic Itegistrar of Voters especially in voter registration. LOUSE WITHEY Priscilla- Souder, the Eisenhower silver>dt5ilars will be Sklenar, Howard Fitts, Jane Ro­ Benefits for retired members Tolland Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick Nursery will be provided. is a member of the board of Mrs. Claire Oritzer and Mrs Von Deck has asked all September “ Artist of. the given as ^door prizes. meyn, Royal Cowles, John of the plan or their beneficiaries Emanuel Lutheran Church Center Congregational (Hiurch Rev. Donald (L Miller, directors of Temple Beth Sholom Republican Registrar Mrs young people interested in Tuesday Night Month/' will have her paintings Refreshments will be served. All Midlin. and Leonard Sorosiak. were last increased as of July 1, Church and Chestnut Sts. United Church of Christ Minister!ter Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 in Manchester and is on the Robert Gordon. helping in the 1972 campaign, Thursday ABernoon TalcottvUle on display in the main reading dub levdl dancers are invited. Alternates are Martha Williams, 1971. The Manchester Pension Rev. C. Henry Anderson 11 Center Street p.m. Manchester advisory board of the Most of those who registered as “Republican, Democrat or Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10 and Congregational Church room of the library. Mrs. Sue Gub Auction FYed DeGiacomo, Suzanne BYtts, Board decided to recommend a Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Co-Pastors, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Hartford National Bank. voters during the summer did not Independent," to contact her or United Church of Christ Bourne is hospitality hostess this The Men’s Club of the Betty Sazinski, Richard Ritten- yearly cost-ofliving increase OILS— ACRYLICS Pastors Lyman G. Farrar vice and Church School. 11:30 a.m. affiliate with a party. GOP Town Chairman M, Adler Rev. Charles G. McAllUter month. She will be assisted Rockville United Methodist band, David Sorensen and thereafter. * still life Robert Lanier, Intern Winthrop Nelson, Jr. 11 a.m.. High School (Hass. Weicker To Attend Dobkin. 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Interim Pastor Mrs. Ruth Albert, Mrs. JerAnn Church will sponsor an auction United States Senator Lowell Stephen Smith, landscapes “It is the belief of the Young The water in the world’s 9 and 10:45 a.m., “Family Sun­ 10:00a.m. only Worship Ser­ Fellowship. St. George’s Amsden, Douglas Anderstm, Mrs. on Sept. 30 at the church on Weicker will attend the portraits 10:30 a.m. Worship Service Senatorial delegates are Robert Republicans.’’.she stated, “that a oceans, ice fields, lakes, riv­ day”. The Service. Children vice. Sermon Topic:"the Golden Episcopal Church Doreen Baab^AJfs. Teresa Grove St. Homer Waltz will be testimonial dinner-dance Sklenar. Royal Cowles, B'enton democracy will remain strong Call 649-0071 Bolton, Rt. 44A 10:30 a m. Sunday School and Barstow, Mrs. v a r ie s Basshaw auctioneer. ers, soils, rocks and atmos­ should attend worship with their String” St. Francis of Assisi honoring Royal Cowles, former Futtner, floherta Gordon, only with the full cooperation of phere amounts to about 326 parents. Nursery for infants. 673 Ellington Rd. Rev. SUndish Macintosh. Nursery Care Sermon Topic: Jr., Miss Emma Batz, Ernest Bidding Will start at 4 p.m. and Republican town chairman, and “Life: History or Footnotes” / Thomas Donnelly. Robert all its citizens.” million cubic miles. South Windsor Interim Priest Brown and Patricia Bradley. will be suspended at 5:30 p.m. for Mrs. Roberta Gorton, the former Warren, and Charles Weiss. The Manchester YR’s have Rev. John C. Gay, On Oct. 14, members of the a cafeteria-style supper. Bidding vice chairman. Alternates are John Mitchell. scheduled a campaign organiza­ Unitarian South United Pastor 8 a m.. Holy Communion. First Congregational Church association will go on a bus trip to will resume at 6:30 p.m. The State Representative Thomas Richard Rittenband. Russell tion meeting for Wednesday at Methodist Church Universalist Society Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. 10:15 a m. Morning Prayer, of Hebron Woodstock, N. Y. The bus will auction will feature furniture, Donnelly, chairman of the event, Trotman. Janis Murtha, Rae 7:30 p.m,, in the coffee room of 466 Main St. Dr. George W. Webb Assistant Pastor Nursery Care Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey, Jr. leave from the parking lot to the bric-a-brac, home baked food, said he is pleased that Sen. Donnelly, Betty Warren and the Municipal Building. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Rev. Wayne Kendall Pastor rear of the People’s Savings books, cooking utensils, electrical Weicker's schedule will permit Dorothy Weiss Democratic Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, Jr. Saturday. Masses at 5 and 7 Bank, at 7 :30 a.m. and the return appliances, flowers, fresh LOOK Minister Rev. J. Jermain Bodine him to be at the dinner for two of assembly delegates are Richard Originated by Thomas Pastors Second Congregational Church p.m. Assistant Pastor trip will start at 6:30 p.m. vegetables, puzzles, toys, dishes South Windsor “most deserving Berrio, Mary O’Hara, Richard Nast, the elephant first ap­ 10:30 a.m. Opening Festival. Sunday. Masses at 7:30. 9:30. United Church of (Hirist Rt. arriving back in Rockville about and other such items. citizens” Nicholson. David Cohen, Albert peared as a symbol of the Child Care. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship Ser­ nd 11 a.m. 44A, Coventry 9:30 a m. Worship Service 10 p.m. Noted artist and water­ Anyone having articles they The testimonial will he held Aniello, Morris B’uhr and Claire Republican party in a car­ vice. The Rev. Mr. George W. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey, Jr. colorist, John Pike, has agreed to wish to donate to the auction Sept. 23 at Schaub’s Restaurant Niziankiewicz. toon published Nov. 7, 1874. Webb preaching. Sermon: “What Sacred Heart (Hiurch Minister preaching meet with the group in should contact Andrew Morgan on Rt. 5, Blast Windsor, and will^^ On Elarth Is the Church?” Rt. 30, Vernon Sermon Topic: have something Woodstock Pub, at 1 p.m. arid arrangements will be made begin with a cocktail hour at 6 Senatorial Democratic can­ GREETING CARDS The Salvation Army 9 and 10:45 a m.. Nursery Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 10 a m.. Worship Service. Apple Festival to have them picked up. worth sharing / p.m. Music will be provided by didates are Abraham Glassman. FOR ALL OCCASIONS 661 Main St. through 4 years old at Susannah Rev. Edward Konopka nursery will be provided during The annual Apple Festival of the Johnny Prytko band. Tickets William Young. Audrey Waski, Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence J. School Menus Sec Our Lar|e Oitpley Wesley Hall. Assistant Pastor Worship Service. the Vernon Methodist Church are available from Town Coun­ Gaire Gritzer, Robert Smith, Beadle Rockville United Methodist The following lunches will be 9 and 10:45 a m.. Teacher (Hiurch Scholl classes will begin will be held Sept. 16 at the church Emanuel (Mike) Hirth cilman John Mitchell, Albert Everett Delaney, and James Church served in the Vernon schools next ARTHUR DRUG Officer-in-Charge training sessions meeting in Saturday Mass. 5 p.m. 9:30 a.m. this season. on Rt. 30, starting at 1 p.m. and In accepting the chairmanship, Warren, Mrs. Jane Romeyn, 142 Grove St. week: Monday, Sloppy Joes on Thro we. Cooper Hall. , . 'Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, continuing until dark. Hirth stressed the vital economic John Midlin, Donnelly and any Rev. Willard E. Conklin. roll, mixed vegetables and pears; 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. and 12 noon. United Methodist (Hinrch Mrs. David Symonds, general needs of Israel in this, the 25th Classes for all ages. Pastor Tuesday, Frankfurt on roll, Rt. 44A, Bolton chairman, has announced the potato stix, cabbage and carrot anniversary of independence. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church St. Bernard’s Church Rev. David M. Campbell booth chairmen for the event. “We look forward to Israel’s 9:30 a m,. Church School, slaw and fruit squares; Nursery provided. Park and Church Sts. Rockville Pastor Anna Tyler will have charge of second quarter century with both 6:15 p.m.. Open air service and Mrs. G. Alton Perrett, Organist Nursery through adults. Wednesday, American Chop Rev. George Nostrand, Rector Rev. John J. White the food booth; Fran Cutting, resolve and hope, which are indoor prayer meeting. 10:45 am .. Worship Service Suey, green beans, bread and Rev. Eklward C.B. Shewell, Salvation .Army Rev. William Schneider 9:30 am.. Church Schol; Shirley Howe, Suzanne Johnson dependent on one another," he 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Priest-in-Residence Rev. Anthony Mitchell and Nursery. butter and pineapple; Thursday, Nursery through Adult. and Caroline White, handicrafts; Pizza, meat and cheese, to ss^ said. “Resolve, to continue and Rev. Stephen J. White 10:25 a m.. Coffee and (Conver­ June Maguire, white elephant, increase our financial support of Full Gospel Christian Mrs. Perrett has served as pianist and organist at the Salvation Army Citadel for over 25 years. salad and ice cream; Friday, Fish Rev. Ronald Haldeman Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Leimpe Hannaford, parcel post; Israel and to help her maintain Fellowship Interdenominational Trinity Lutheran Church sation Filet, parsley potato, peas, bread c l ^ s ^ i e d a d s ... She has attended the Westminister (Hioir College, Princeton, N.J., where she studied voice and Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 10;45 a.m. Worship. Nursery, Jean Blythe, fish pond and her economic strength; so that Orange Hall Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30, and butter and chocolate cake 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Commu­ directing. She was pianist for 18 years before the installation of the organ about 17 years ago. and 11:45 a.m. infant through 2nd Grade. Skeeter Stead, pony rides. our hope of real progress toward Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Rockville with topping. Milk is served with nion (Book of Common Prayer) (Herald Photo by Buceivicius) Sermon: “Tthere can be no lasting peace will be realized.” Pastor Rev. David P. KrampiU, Also: (Hiris Richard and Sandy all meals. 9 a m.. Morning Prayer with St. Matthew’s Church rest, that is not preparation for The State of Israel Bond Issue Interim F^stor Stead, candy and popcorn, Contest Winners sermon by the Rev. Mr. White. Tolland is the central source of invest­ 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study action." Dorothy Blythe, publicity, Marla Blaney, 10, of Hillcrest “Trial Use.” Registration for Rev. J. Clifford Qirtin, Pastor ment capital for Israel’s program and open discussion. Sunday 8 and 10:30 a m.. Worship Ser­ Eleanor Stead, posters; Bob Dr., Vernon and Tracey Barber, church school, crib class and Bolton Congregational (Hiurch of economic development. School. vice, Holy Communion. Johnson, music; David Symonds, 7, of Anthony Rd., Tolland, have nursery care. Baptist Church Marks Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 Bolton Center Road Proceeds derived from the sale of 7:30 p.m., Elvangelistic service. 700 Club Team 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. games; (Hiris Richard and Donna been named top winners in the 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning and 7 p.m. Rev. J. Stanton (Conover, Israel Bonds are making possible Adult Instruction Class. Symonds. door prizes and Ken back-to-school coloring contest Coffee House Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and Minister the building of homes, the growth Church of the Assumption Its 20th A nniversary To Speak Here Bennett, Ken Stead and Dave sponsored by the Tri-City 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer (Book 10:30 a.m. of industry and agriculture, the Adams St. and Thompson Rd. of Common Prayer) and sermon Howe, hot dogs and hamburgs Merchant’s Association. Connecticut Council of Churches; The ministry team of the “700 10:30 a m.. Worship Service expansion of irrigation, the con­ Rev. Eldward S. Pepin, Pastor by the Rev. Mr. White. Community Baptist Church Unitarian Meeting House Unitarian Fellowship Church Registration The two winners received $10 f The Rev. David M. (Campbell, Club" program from Hartford’s Communion Theme, “Labor.” struction of roads, harbors and Rev. Robert J. Burbank will celebrate its 20th anniversary 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford of Glastonbury Registration sessions for savings accounts at the People’s SELL railways, the increase of electric Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. President of the Manchester Area Channel 18, John Bankosky, Academy Junior High religious instruction classes at St. Savings Bank of Vernon. Named Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Union Congregational (Church power, and the exploitation of Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and North United Methodist Church John R. Neubert, the Rev. Alex □ergymen; Mrs. Harry (Darr, St. Jerry Ross, and Sharon Guyer Main St., Glastonbury Bernard’s (Hiurch, for all children for honorable mentions were H. Elsesser; and The Rev. Walter Bartholomew's . Roman Catholic will be speaking at the Calvary Rockville natural resources, Hirth said. 7:30 p.m. 300 Parker Street 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, who attend public school, will be Terry Barber, Tolland and Mar­ Church, and Alfred Werbner, Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Paul J. Bowman Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 Rev. Earle R. (Hister, Pastor H. Loomis will have sermonettes; Worship Church 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery held in the church hall after all jorie Aubin, South Windsor, in Temple Beth Sholom; and Mrs. Sunday at 7. Nursery and Minister and 11:45 a.m. Mrs. Robert Johns, the solo, Mr. and School. masses on Sept. 16 and 17. the senior division and Darnell Harold Harmon, president of the School. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge F. Apel, 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Robert Dutton, Lay Minister, the The Sunday evening meeting Parents are requested to Wallace and Jennifer Osgood in Robeson Wins A Church of Jesus Christ of mon: “Parables—Old and New” prayer; with Mrs. Robert Burt, Hartford Baptist Association. will be similar to the “700 Qub” Assistants in (Christian Education the junior division. Those BIG! Vernon Assembly of God register their children at that The Brass Ensemble of the format. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Young Award Latter-day Saints (Mormon) The Rev. Mr. (Hister preaching. director of religious education, 104 W. Main St., Rockville time, to purchase textbooks and receiving honorable mention Manchester Salvation Army Pastor Kenneth Gustafson in­ Church 10:45 a m.. Morning Worship. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Nursery for children five years conducting “The Peoples Rev. Elarl K. F*ettibone, to find out the day their child will were given coloring books and Citadel will provide special vites all who are interested to (Wisconsin Synod) The (Church at School Day, (Com­ Terryl E. Draney, Bishop old and younger. Prayer.” Mrs. John McClain is Minister be attending classes For those crayons. NEW YORK (AP) - Paul director of music. music, Major Lawrence J. attend. 300 Buckland Road, missioning Service for Church Robeson, the actor-singer who A 20th Anniversary-Dedication Beadle, leader. Two messages South Windsor School Staff; Meditation, “A 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 9:45 a m., Sunday School, aroused controversy in the post- Concordia Lutheran Church Diruier will be held in Fellowship will be brought; one by The Rev. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Risky Affair”. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. classes for all ages. World War II area with his affec­ 40 Pitkin St. Hall at 12:15 p.m., by reservation J. Ralph Shotwell, senior (Hasses for all ages. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. tion for the Soviet Union, will be Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Pastor only, prepared and served by minister of Central Baptist Today in History 10 a.m.. Worship Service. First Congregational Church 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. 5:45 p.m.. Christ's Am­ presented the National Urban some of the men and ladies of the (Thurch, “the mother church"; of Vernon bassadors youth group. League’s Whitney M. Young 9 a m.. Holy Communion. church. Mrs. Robert Johns, and the other by Dr. Orlando L. Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister St. Bartholomew’s (Hiurch ■foday in History 7 p.m., Evangelistic service. St. John’s Episcopal (Hiurch Memorial Award on Saturday. Nursery for small children. President of the Women's Socie­ Tibbetts, the executive minister Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor By I’HE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rt. 30, Vernon IH'esentation of the award to Church School through Grade 6 ty, is general chairman. of the Connecticut Convention of Assistant Minister 'i’odav IS Saturday. Sept. 9. the Avery St. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, the 74-year-old Robeson will be except those entering the 3-year The festivities surrounding the American Baptist Churches. Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 p.m. ■J5:ird day of 1972. There are 113 Christian Reformed Church Rector made here Saturday at halftime old class which will start the dedication of the Christian The “ Presentation of the Morning Worship, 10:00 Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 (lays left in the year , 661 Avery St. South Windsor ceremonies during the Whitney following Sunday. Elducation and Administration Keys " will involve Horace Church School, 9:55 a.m. II 09 APR 77 Form 1 1 and 11:30 a.m. Today s highlight in history: Rev. Peter Mans, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. M. Young Memorial Classic 10:30 a m.. The Service, Building will begin at 2 p.m. with Brown, Jr. chairman of the The Rev. J. R. Palangio will be On this date in 1776. the second Minister 10 a.m.. Family Service and between Grambling College and Nursery for small children. The March of Celebration led by Building Council; Edmund Van the guest speaker. His t^bpic is St. Bridget Church Continental Congress made the Church School. Morgan State College. children. Moderator Nathan Joy Dyke Cox, architect; John “Priests and Levites.” Nursery Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor term. United States, official The 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Robeson, known for his por­ is the master of ceremonies, with Camera, general contractor, and care is available. A coffee Rev. James F. Wlon lemi previously had been United 7 p.m.. Worship Service. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church trayals of 'Othello" and Trinity Covenant Church “Greetings” coming from The William Gilroy, Chairman of the fellowship will immediately Rev. Williani J. Stack 302 Hackmatack Street Colonies. Sand'Hill Rd.. South Windsor “B^mperor Jones” and his rendi­ Honorable John Thompson, Board of Trustees. On this date- follow the service. tion of ”Or Man River, ” lived for Manchester, Conn. The public is welcomed to both First Evangelical Lutheran Rev. James A. Birdsall, THE BIGGEST PARADE OF Mayor; Arthur Holmes, president Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Rev. Norman E. Swensen ill 1836. Abraham l.incoln was Chun of Rockville Vicar a numbei^of years in the Soviet of the Manchester Council of services. Open House will be held Prince of Peace p.m. in school auditorium. Pastor licensed to practice law in 154 Orchard St. Union. CIhurches; Dr. David D. Mellon, following the afternoon service, Lutheran Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and Illinois. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ Executive Secretary of the with tours guided by members of Rt. 31 and North River Road 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 9:30 a.m., Rally Day with all In 1859. California was ad- Pastor nion. and noon in school auditorium. Greater Hartford Council of the Building Council, ana an in­ initted to the Unipn as the 31st (Coventry Sunday School Qasses meeting at Churches; the Rev. Dwight formal reception throughout the Rev. W. H. Wilkins, Pastor Two in Vernon state 9 a m.. Religious School. the church. Nursery for^ Infants. Kenton, general secretary of the new building St. Mary’s Church VALUES ARE FOUND IN St. James Church In 1894. Sun Yal-sen led his 9:15 a.m.. Adult Discussion Become Citizens 10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship Rt. 31, Coventry 9 a.m., Sunday School. Msgr. Eldward J. Reardon, lust attempt at revolution in Among 89 Connecticut Service with the Rev. Norman E. Group. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Swensen preaching on China The revolt did not succeed 10:30 a m.. Worship Service. Rev. Richard F. Roughan, residents naturalized yesterday in Rev. Eugene J. Charman “Delighted with Salt.” until 1911 First Sunday of each month, Assistant Pastor U S. District Court, Hartford Rev. James M. Boyle (Hiildren's Church for those in In 1893. lor the first time, a Communion. were Barry L. Fulford of 695 Jews Mourn Victims child was born to an American grades 1-6, plus a nursery for pre­ Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. Butler Rd., Vernon, and Miss Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Fust Lady in the White House. The THE CLASSIFIED SECTION school children. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and Virginia Lee Thomas of 1238 Mrs Grover Cleveland became Our Savior Lutheran Church p.m. Of Munich Slayings 10:45 a m. Hartford Tpke., Rockville. 239 Graham Road Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 the mother ot a baby girl m ie Presiding at the ceremonies Zion Evangelical Lutheran In 1945. lormal surrender of South Windsor a.m., and noon. traditional Kaddish. the Rosh **s» w as Judge M. Joseph Church By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS •iboiit one million Japanese Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor .Speaks Hashanah prayer for the dead First Congregational Church Blumenfeld. As is its custom at (Missouri Synod) Jews around the world soldiers in China took place in St. John’s Polish National Moscow's central synagogue s United (Hiurch of (Hirist by all naturalization proceedings in Cooper and High Sts. mourned the victims of the Olym­ Nanking 8:30 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship More people every day are turning to the Classified Ad section for Catholic Church kaddish for the .Munich dead was Main St., Coventry Eugene U S. District Court, Hartford, the Rev. (Dharles W. Kuhl, Pastor pic massacre today as they In 1945. ,ilso at the end of Services. Holy Communion on / Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, tape recorded by telephone in Rev. James W. McBride, Brewer Bloomfield W m p^’s Club served observed Rosh Hashanah, the World War H. I' S troops landed the first Sunday of each month at YOU ('OIHH)N’T BI'HJI'A’B: this receptacU' Pastor Miami and played at the Joseph Pastor waste refreshments (o the new citizens, 9 a.m., Divine Worship start of Hebrew year 5733 and 10 in South Korea and the Soviets 10:45. and on the third Sunday at Jleiguin couldn’t swallow U-e whole thing but the arm the things they need, and more people & tradesmen are using them Cohen synagogue there their families and friends. 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and High Holy Days of prayer and took iner the north from the 8:30. of a mannequin is still sticking out in Laigrgo, B'la. Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Rabbi Donald Friedman, 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Many people are being dis­ Youth Forum ^ introspection ^ .lapanese- The 38th Parallel was 9:30 a m., Sunday School and spiritual leader of Atlanta's turbed in their faith in Christ by 10:10-11:30 a m., 6th and 8th Eleven candles, one for each made the dividing line Adult Bible Class. to advertise their services and sales. Be it a plumber or a platform Gospel Hall Shearith Israel synagogue, said Vernon United a religious cult that robs Jesus Grade Youth Instruction slain l.sraeh athlete, were lit on Ten years ago. Communist HIGHEST HOAD the two terrorist massacres were Methodist Church of his deity and lowers him to 415 Center St. the altar of Philadelphia’s Tem­ China said it had shot down a DENVI^R (AP) The high­ not a distinctly Jewish problem Wesleyan United Rt. 30 the level of a created being. est auto road in the United ple Beth Torah at the E’riday Chinese .Nationalist 112 recon­ REGISTER AT THE rocker . . . a used car or a new couch, they look for it in the Classified Community Baptist Church but should be of concern to every Methodist Church Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, Paradoxically this group classes sundown service marking the naissance plane over eastern States winds its way to the lop 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. AnJkmerican Baptist Church nation and every individual. " Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Minister itself as “Christian.” of 14,264-foot Ml. Evans, about new year's arrival "That will set China 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 585 E. Center St. Sundown sermons by other rab­ Rev. Harvey W. Tab^,"Pa3Hor the mood of the holidays, " said F oe years ago Michigan's 40 miles west of here ' Section first. Classified Ads give a quick, easy and thorough message 7 p.m., (Joipel meeting. Rev. Walter H. Loomis bis condemned the terrorists. "It 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. FIRST CLASS MEETING thg^ congregation leader. Rabbi Gm George Romn'ey charged Without considering the Minister indicated the barbaric lengths to 9:45 a.m., Sunday School Nursery and Kindergarten Bernard S. Frank. that President Lyndon B John­ extra-Biblical evidence, since THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT United Pentecostal Church Mrs. Robert Burt which Arab terrorism will go." Classes for all ages. classes. More than 100 rabbis son was keeping the truth about the aforesaid cult commits itself Pa.sadena s Rose Bowl will about the product or service. So to reach the greatest number of ■> 187 Woodbridge St. Director of Religious Education said the Rev Dr EUdward El. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:45 a.m.. Church School Non-Credit Extension throughout the country said they the Vietnam war from the to the Bible as its ultimate be the biggest loolball stadium Robert Baker, Pastor Klein, senior rabbi of New York's Nursery. classes Grades I thru 6. and ____ ♦ would begin a five-day "hquid American people. " authority, we turn to It. Aside in the country New scats will 9:15 a.m., Church School for all Stephen Wise Free Synagogue. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior fast " to protest the Munich from the many occasions when increase the bowl to a 107,000 people the fastest way possible, place a Classified Ad today. 10 a.m., Sunday School. ages, Sunday School for Nursery Religious services and family 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer, Youth Fellowship. THE CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION killings and the war in Vietnam. Jesus referred to himself as capacity 11 a.m., Worship Service. through Grade 4 continuing reunions marked the Rosh St Maurice’s Church in Bolton, The National Conference of God's Son, there are clearcut 6 p.m., Youth Service. during the W or^ip Service. Hashanah holiday, which ends at will hold registration for CCD OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS Catholic Bishops, in a message to statements of his deity. “In the 7 .--tTiTrTTII \ 7:30 p.m.i Evangelistic Service. . 10:30'a.m., Twentieth Anniver­ sundown today for reform Jews and CYP after the 5 and 7 p.m. f MIMA Presents Roman Catholic churches, called beginning was the Word sary Worship Service. and" sundow n Sunday for Masses Saturday and after the for prayers this Sunday for the THE FAMILY OF (Christ), and the Word was with The Presbyterian Church 12:15 p!m., Anniversary- Orthodox elements The 10 High 7:30. 9:15. and 11 a.m. Masses c ' ' REAL ESTATE athletes, who were murdered by God, and the Word vras God.” 43 Spruce St. Dedication Dinner. Holy Days end Sept. 18 on Yom Sunday, in the Parish Center. < Arab terrorists. Jews also (John 1:1) The following versps PRINCIPLES and PRACTICES Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor 2:00 p.m.. Dedication Service Kippur, the Day of Atonement. mourned the victims of last GENTLEMAN’S BRIAN P. MclNTOSH This 12 session course is approved by The Connecticut of the new (Hiristian Education state that alT things were made PKone May’s massacre at Tel Avjv’s LtkI AGREEMENT through him, and that nothing Real Estate Commission as meeting the educational 9:15 a.m ., Sunday School. and Administration Building. Airport when reciting the (Hasses for all ages. 10:30 a m.. DENVER (AP) - The Gen­ was made without him. requirement to become a Real Estqte Broker. (AP- NEW PACKAGING IDEA Will long remember the kindness and sympathy Worship Service. Nursery tlem en’s Driving Club was or­ proved for Veterons) Calvary Church NEW YORK (AP) - Pack­ ganized here in 1898. As many extended us by our relatives, friends and provided. 1 John 5:20 substahtlates this (Assemblies of God) Church Of The Naxarene agers are turning to flexible as 6,000 people turned out on a neighbors during the hours of our sorrow. NEW LOW PRICE' 7 p.m.. Evening Service. claim by saying of Jesus: “This 647 E. Middle Tpke. 236 Main Street materials to reduce the rela­ Saturday afternoon to watch 643-2711 Our consolation is in the help and understanding Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Rev. Williani A. Taylor Is the true (Hod and etemhl Lecturer: Gerard T. Wholey tively high cost ol packaging club members race in City of such friends. Pastor Pastor small food [xirtionsIS needea to life.” And in Titus 2:13, Paul BREAD Where: Manchester High School, Middle Tpke., First Church of Christ Park. 1 POUND 4oz. LOAF Scientist lap low income, mass markets writes "of the glory of our great Manchester - 447 N. Main St. 10 a m., Sunday School, classes 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. A significant innovation is God and Savior Jmus (Christ.” When: Thursday evenings, 7:00-9:30 p.m., for 12 Gasses for all ages the us- .f films, foils, lami­ COLOR FILM ilmtrlirHtrr iEurntug Bpralli for all ages. FIKSHBULBS IMr. and Mrs. David McIntosh sessions starting Sept, 14 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ 11 a.m.. Service of Worship and 10:45 a^m.. Morning Worship nates and overwrapping to com­ bat high heat; humidity and in­ DISCOUNT PRICES and Family F E E : S65. day School and Nursery. Bible preaching. Messagts|ij*' the Pastor CHURCH OP CHRItr For fu rth er inform ation call 486-3234 “Substance” is the lubject of the 7 p.m., “700 Q ub” Rally with Supervised Nurspry provided. sects, and thus prolong shelf life, according to the Bureau of ARTHUR DRUG Lydall and .Vemoa IMeMla lesson-flermon. The Golden Text: ministry team, John Bankosky, 7:00 p.m.. Evening Service Phonal •a4Mtt7\ John 6:27. jerry Foss, and Sharon Guyer. Message by the Pastor. International Commerce

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.1 ji ,1_2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9,1W2— PAPE EXEVKN PAGE T E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9,1972 ______disihaiiL dngii 3 Sanchez Turns on Best Man Luis Tiant Medals And Medalists By But Red Sox Sweep Series With Yanks EARL YO ST Lost for U.S. Athletes

Sports Editor insurance with a run-.scoring dou­ to an 84) lead with a three-run MUjMICH (A.P) - Demont’t medal, the IOC lald, NEW YORK (AP) - It was It was tlie Red Sox’ fourth YANKS-REI) SOX Gates Brown homered in the first inning off P^t Dobson for ble in the ninth and Angel homer in the second inning, “ Disgusting ... insuiting,’’ will go to Australian Brad the best of times when Luis victory in a row and kept them in Yankee ManageCvfbilph Houk . Cooper, elevated from second to . Mangprtf drove in a run with a enabling him to survive a four- fumed the International. first place in ba.sebaH's American insisted that losing all three Tiant served as best man at Detroit's first run and Eddie pmlinen single. run Chicago rally in the eighth, Oiympic Cbmmitee. first place in the 400 freestyle. Notes Off the Cuff League East, one-half game games in Boston "didn't hurt the wedding of his pal Brinkman drilled a run-scoring which included a two-run single “I’m not really sorry for what I Russia’s Nikolay Avilov won ahead of the Detroit Tigers, who anything We re only three games ft •■"7. Celerino Sanchez in Mexico double in the seventh for the WHITE SOX-ANGEUi by Allen did,” replied Vince Matthews. the decathlon and when little Jeff Attending the Olympic Games in Munich are Jack Hunter edged Baltimore 21 on Woixlie out and we've still got something decisive tally. Meanwhile, “It's just plain stupid ... unfair Bennett of Vinita, Okla., finished and his wife and daughter, Betsy...Volleyball buffs got a last year. Fninan's two-hitter like 27 to play We just have to The White Sox downed Califor­ It was the worst of times when National League castoff Fryman ROYAIJi-TWINS ... obviously aimed at the fourth, it marked only the second ^ good eyeful of how the game should be played when part of win a few m a row and we 11 be held the Orioles to Brooks Robin­ nia in their opener with Dick time in 60 years that an American ' Sanchez slapped a runscoring hit right Ixick in it ' blacks,” added members of the the excellent Olympic coverage featured play between In the West Division, the son's sixth-inning double and Don Kansas City’s Tom Murphy, has failed to get a medal in the up the midflle in the fifth inning Allen ripping a two-run double U S. track and field team. IS Russian and Japanese girls and Russian and Poland Oakland A s increased their lead Buford's pinch homer in the just back from the minors, two-day, lO^vent grind. Friday night, ending Tiant s TIGERS-ORIOLES ”I can’t figure out what over Chicago to 3' a games with a seventh. and two-run triple. Ed Herrpiann blanked Minnesota on six hits in In boxing, losses In three of men...It’s painful from this perch to watch the disgraceful string of 40 consecutive scoreless Baltimore's b^arl Weaver was happened. ” said a stunned Jim " 6-3 triumph over Texas while the hitting a solo homer and Stan the opener and Steve Busby, in four matches Friday left only Ray exhibition by Olympic athletes as demonstrated by Vince innings. stung by the Orioles' second loss A’s-RANGERS Ryun. White Sox were splitting with his first major league Seales with a shot at a gold Matthews and Wayne Collett during the medal presentations Times for Tiant improved to Detroit in three nights after Mike Epstein’s three-run Bahn.sen hurling a seven-hitter. ”I feel 1 got burned, " sighed a (’alifornia, winning ^1 and losing appearance, tossed a five-hitter in medal. The light welterweight Thursday night. The Tommie Smith incident of four years when he rctirerf Sanchez on a fly dropping two of three to the homer in the fourth inning put disconsolate Rick Demont. ball with two runners aboard for 9-4 Elsewhere, Kansas City The Angels bounced back the nightcap, with John This was Friday at the 20th from Tacoma, Wash., took'a un­ ago was enough nonsense for these athletes who are not only swept Minnesota 5-0 and 3-2 N'ankees Oakland in front of Texas 3-2 and the final out in the Boston Red behind Clyde Wright in the night­ Mayberry belting a two-run Summer Games when the United animous decision from Yugosla­ representing themselves but the United States. Howard ■Milwaukee and Cleveland were It didn't finish us by a lung helped Catfish Hunter to his 19th Sox 4-2 victory over the New cap The pitcher helped himself homer. States lost medals and medalists vian Zvonimir Vujln on a day that Cosell did a great job in his pointed questions with the two rained out shot. ■ he warned, "but it's bad ' victory Epstein provided some had U.S. Coach Bobby Lewis York Yankees in closed executive offices, the sprinters, Gold Medal winner Matthews and silver medal open stadium and the boxing and climbing the walls. winner Collett, during the post-race interview...Good news wrestling halls. “God-awful refereeing,” he is that the Rec Department will again hold tennis tour­ Scoreless Inning Streak Entis After 10 H'J Innings "After the insulting display of hollered in response to questions naments. However, one must point out, as was the same case, Major League the two American athletes given about split decisions suffered by a year ago, the tourneys should be staged before Labor Day in the stadium when they were welterweight Jesse Valdez of — Leaders— - Houston and bamtamweight Lwal play won’t start until Thursday. Also, matches should Herald photo By D. Yoit awarded their gold and silver Ricardo Carreras of New York. not be played at night as it’s an altogether different game AMERICAN LEAGUE Hanging Slider Spelled Doom medals for the 400-meter event,” East Catholic Cridders Take Time Out to Quench Thirst the IOC’s statement said the ex­ The decisions, Lewis said, under the arc lights than in daytime play...Jack Wise of BATTING (325 at bats)- “showed the judges weren’t in Manchester is the new faculty manager at East Hartford D.Allen, Chi, .317; Carew, Min, Fritz Peterson Boston added ecutive board had decided that BOSTON (AP) - When "I didn’t worry about the seventh straight complete game Matthews and Wayne Collett the arena.” High. He’s a former varsity basketball coach and in recent .316. and improved his record to 11-4 another run in the fifth on a AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankee third baseman shutout, " said Tiant. "I went in would not take part in any future Marvin Johnson, a southpaw years has handled the EHHS frosh baseball team. RUNS—Murcer. NY, 90; with one thing on my m ind- That's the most games he has double by Tommy Harper and a East middleweight from Indianapolis, D.Allen, CTii, 82. Celerino Sanchez got married single by Luis Aparicio. W L Pet GB Olympic competiUon. winning the game. If 1 get the won since he was 21-9 with Fourth PGA Title to Rubis Although Matthews and Collett also lost—but that one wrasn’t RUNS BATTED IN-D.Allen, last year. Red Sox pitcher shutout, 1 get the shutout. To get C leveland in 1968 before Boston 71 59 .546 even close. Russia’s Vlatcheslav Black Book Jottings The Red Sox, who now have Detroit 72 61 .541 'A would be permitted to keep their Chi, 102; Murcer, NY, 82. Luis Tiant was his best man, shutouts you have to be lucky developing shoulder trouble. By Dean Yost Lemechev stopped him in the HITS-Rudi, Oak, 160; won 12 of their last 13 at Fenway Baltimore 70 63 .526 2‘A “I had many up and down medals, they were out of the Former Manchester High and University of Maine football "He’s my friend. ” Tiant said. I’m satisfied with four in a row ” "1 think I'm throwing as hard second round after Johnson had Piniella, KC, 152. "We played ball together in Mex­ Park, began a six-game road trip New York 70 64 .522 3 putts,” Rubis said, “Last night I 1.600-meter relays. player Bob Hamilton is now teaching physical education at He had no bones to pick with now as Udid in 1968," Tiant said, j Pint-sized Ed Rubis walked taken two standing eight counts. DOUBLES-Piniella, KC, 30; today at Cleveland while holding Cleveland 61 71 .462 11 asked Roy O’Neill to help me With Demont, the situation was ico.” his friend Sanchez. "1 think'l’m a better pitcher than away with his fourth PGA The three defeated boxers wind Yarmouth-Dennis Regional High in West Yarmouth, Mass. Murcer, NY, 27. onto their slim lead in the Milwaukee 54 79 .406 18‘A with my putting and he just the reverse. The 16-year-old But friend or no, there’s one "That’s what he gets paid to 1 was then. You can’t pitch a few Section Championship yester­ up with bronze medals. Seales Hamilton also has his hand in coaching as an assistant in TRIPLES-Fisk, Bsn, 8; Rudi, American League Blast. West straightened out. He told me I swimmer from San Rafael, Calif., thing you don't do—throw him a do, ” Tiant said. "He gets paid to years in the big leagues and not day at the spacious ElUngton will face Anghel Anghelov of football and basketball. He’s also a top-flight golfer...Cappy Oak, 8, Blair, Bal, 7; Murcer, hanging shder. The Yankees, who dropped Oakland 78 54 .591 had my hands too low on my who won the gold medal in the hit and I get paid to pitch” get a little smarter. ” Ridge Country Club golf 400-meter freestyle, was ordered Bulgaria for the gold. Jones at Yale rates a special salute for the excellent Yale NY, 7. That's what Tiant did Friday "I’m not sorry,” Sanchez said three straight to the Red W , Chicago 75 58 ,564 3'A putter,” the winner noted. by the IOC to return the medal The United States wound up football press brochure he whipped up with Pete Easton's HOME RUNS-D.Allen, Chi, night to Sanchez with one out and through interpreter Felipe Alou. New York"s only other run off opened in Detroit Minnesota 66 65 .504 11 "A course with a 54-hole total of “I haven’t been playing that because he’d taken Ephedrine, a flat on its back in Greco-Ronun help and distributed to the media...Carmen Cozza, varsity 33; Murcer, NY, 27. a man on second in the fifth "There's nothing to feel sorry Yankee Manager Ralph Houk Kamsas C'ity 65 66 .496 12‘A 220. much golf lately,” Rubis said, Tiant came in the sixth when medication used to combat his ' wrestling as the last two of 10 grid mentor at Yale, was a minor league baseball player in STOLEN BASES-Cam- inning. Sanchez banged the ball about. We should feel sorry for Bobby Murcer hit his 27th home did not appear too upset over the California 62 71 .466 16‘A Rubis, a club pro at Chicopee, ‘Tve been playing only three or asthmatic condition. entries were eliminated. paneris. Oak, 38; D.Nelson. TeX, into center field and Tiant, who ourselves. We lost the game and losses Texas 50 83 .387 28 carded round scores of 76-71-73 to four rounds a week. Elut playing the Qeveland and Chicago White Sox system... Former East run of the year into the Red Sox But the most tragic figure Wayne Baughman, an Air 38; P.Kelly, Chi, 30. had pitched four straight Luis won ” "It didn’t hurt anything” Houk gain the |750 first place check. 27 holes a day doesn’t really Catholic High players, quarterback Brian Sullivan and guard bull pen. Friday was Ryun. The 25-year-old Force captain from Universal PITCHING (12 DecisionsL- shutouts, had his streak ended at Tiant, who the Red Sox picked Carl Yastrzemski, who now has said. ""We’re only tHreei^ames Friday's Results Defending champion, Dick bother me. We used to play 36 at Jim Reagan are members of the Central Connecticut State Kansan’s struggle to defend his City, Tex., lost a lopsided deci­ Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833, 2.06 Odom, 40 1-3 innings. up for a bag of peanuts last year 12 hits in his last 22 at bats, drove out and got something like 27 left Boston 4, New York 2 Stranahan of Longmeadow, fired one time. College football squad this fall...Dick Lindren, new principal reputation as the world's best sion to Jozsef Persci of Hungary Oak, 13-4, .764, 2.25. "You make a mistake, that’s after his release from Richmond in three Boston runs with a single to play. We just have to win a few Kansas City 5-3, Minnestoa 0-2 a two-day total of 222. Stranahan Host pro Wally Cichon finished in a 198-pound bout and Jay at niing, was a cracker-jack baseball player while at Central miler ended in the longest, i STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, what you get," Tiant said. Tm of the International League, gave in the first and a two-run homer games and we ll be right back in Chicago 5-4, California 1-9 was one of three players tied for with 228 while assistant pro at Robinson of Spring Valley, Calif., loneliest run of his career. Connecticut...International Little League baseball players 260; Ixilich, Det, 207. lucky he didn’t hit a home run. up just four hits in pitching his in the third off Yankee starter i t . ” Detroit 2, Baltimore 1 third spot. Ellington Ridge, Bob Shaeffer, was pinned in the first round of and the loop's Farm Leaguers will dine Tuesday night at the NATIONAL LEAGUE Oakland 6, Texas 3 By winning, Rubis automatical­ carded a disappointing 254. It came in the fourth heat of the 1,500 meters—the metric his 181-pound match by Ali Army & Navy Qub. Jim Leber, commissioner, will be in BATTING (325 at bats)- Milwaukee at Cleveland, ppd, ly qualifies for the PGA National Ralph DiNicolo, assistant at mile—in which he was pitted Yagmur of Turkey. charge. Several presentations will be made...Who will win B.Williams, Chi, .341; Mota, LA, rain Tournament next July, the Manchester Country Qub, soared The water provided a more Fourth to Turn Trick against his longtime rival. Kip the Comeback-of-the-Year Award in th American League, .329. Today’s Games Greater Hartford Open and gives to an 81 yesterday aiid finished hospitable setting for at least Keino of Kenya, who had beaten Norm Cash of Detroit, Roger Nelson of Kansas City or Luis RUNS—Morgan, Cin, 111; Boston (McGlothen 6-5) at him a position in the PGA with 233. three Yanks. Harry "Buddy” Wynn, Htn. 98; Bonds, SF, 98. Cleveland (Perry 19-15) Ryun in Mexico City four years % tk i Aparicio of Boston...Joe Soltys, the fine sports information 20-Win Campaign Challenge Cup team. Rubis also Ray Howell, Dennis Coscina, Melges, a 42-year-old sailmaker RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, Milwaukee (Lonborg 12-9 and qualified for the National PGA Frank Guerrara, Chuck Lasher, ago. from Zenda, Wis., sailing with director at UConn, has been cited for producing the best With about 500 meters to go End of the Line for Jim Ryun Pgh, 110; B.Williams, Clhi, 101; ; ■■ L(x?kwo(xl 7-11) at Baltimore Club Professionals’ Cham­ Tony Gecak were all tied for crewmen Bill Bentsen of Lake football brochure in District 1 last season. and a tightly packed field of Colbert, SD. 101. Again for Jenkins McNally 13-14 and Alexander 5- pionship. second place honors with 21. Geneva, Wis., and Bill Allen of HITS-B.Williams, Chi, 173; runners beginning to turn it on 8), twi-night Rubis previously won the Monica, CaUf., stepped from his ago by sprinters John Carlos and Excelsior, Minn,, won the gold End of the Line Rose, Cin, 171. for the final laps, Billy Fordjour NEW YORK (AP) - Move over Lefty Grove, Robin Minnesota (Goltz 3-1) at Kansas Connecticut title in 1961,1964 and No. 2 tier and joined his Tommie Smith, called Matthews' medal in the new Olympic DOUBLES-Cedeno, Htn, 34; of Ghana clipped Ryun with his World Series fever is catching again in this area with both Roberts and Warren Spahn. Make room for Ferguson City (Nelson 9-4), N 1965. The sites of his past win­ Riverside Finale triumphant team m ate from and Collett’s action "disgusting” yachting class. Montanez, Phi, 33. feet and the two tumbled to the Boston and New York in the thick of the American League Chicago (Odom 13-4) at Texas nings were Crestview, Hop Brooklyn, N.Y., on the No. 1 and said medals would be con­ One of the sweeter, if not more TRIPLES-Bowa, Phi, 11; Jenkins, the Chicago Cubs big right-hander. Champ Bobby Stefanik of track. pennant chase. Several requests have been received regar­ (Stanhouse 2-5), N Meadow and Oak Lane. fiscated for such actions in the expectable, victories by the Rose, Cin, 10. Wilbraham and leading Ryun, dazed for an instant perch. Jenkins became only the fourth inning homer, but the Pirates California (Forster 0-1) at Thursday’s leader, Don Ross, As the flags were hoisted, the future. United States, is due tonight in ding ticket information for the sertes. There hasn’t been any HOME RUNS-Colbert, SD. challenger Steve Evonsion of when his head struck the inner pitcher since 1920 to win 20 pulled out the victory on Bob Chicago (Fisher 4-6), N of Glastonbury Hills Country two sprinters turned the other Alex Woodley of the basketball-but not if Russia has date released as yet but as soon as there is it will be passed 37; Stargell, Pgh, 33. Granby will be fighting in the curb, struggled to his feet, took a games for six consecutive seasons Robertson’s two-out double in New York (Gardner 6-2) at Club, finished with 222, two way. chatting, laughing and com­ Philadelphia Pioneer Club, an anything to say about it. along to Herald readers....Bob Fishel rep)orted in Boston last STOLEN BASES-Brock, StL, main bout tonight, with the wobbly step or two, then began Friday night in hurling the Cubs the 12th. Detroit (Coleman 15-12), N strokes off the pace. paring their medals. adviser to the American team, Both teams are 80 here and night that the Yankees turned from an also-ran into a 56; Cedeno, Htn, 48. winner likely to come out with running again—desperately, to a 4-3 decision ov5 the ASTROS-GIANTS "I felt real good out there The IOC, reminding U S. of- said he "wouldn’t be surprised if America is 63-0 since the sport PITCHING (12 Decisions)— Sunday’s Games the grand championship of the hopelessly. : i divisional threat when Celerino Sanchez was brought in to Philadelphia Phillies, who traded With Cincinnati, the West , today. I felt like 1 had dead hands .ficials of the "black-gloved” all the U.S. athletes say "to hell was introduced in the 1936 Berlin Carlton, Phi, 23-8, .741, 2.09 Boston at Cleveland, 2 1972 Riverside Park Speedway He’d gotten back within maybe play third base and Johnny Callison and Ron Swoboda were him away in 1966. leader, idle, Houston closed to yesterday, but woke up this mor­ protest on the* stand four years with it’ and walk out Games. Marshall, Mon, 14-5, .736, 1.70. Milwaukee at Baltimore racing season. Action starts at 8. 40 meters of Keino when the alternated in rightfield in place of rookie Rusty Torres. Roberts and then Spahn put within seven games of the Reds ning feeling strong and knew I STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, California at Chicago The curtain closer of this 24th Kenyan broke the tape, winning “Sanchez plugged up the infield gap and Callison and together six 20-victory seasons a by defeating the Giants. Jim id play well today,” Rubis i 272; Seaver, NY, 199. Minnesota at Kansas Gty Herald photo By D. Yost season at Agewam is a 250-lap the heat in 3:40.0. Swoboda gave the team a little extra punch, ” the Yankee row in the National League, and Wynn triggered a four-run third Oakland at Texas mented. “1 putted super. marathon grind, third leg of the The Matthews-Collett affair with a two-out double and then veep said...When Yankee Stadium is completely renovated Grove did it in the American New York at Detroit aThis course isn’t in my favor. It’s Triple Crown series for modified began Thursday after their 1-2 League while en route to the Hall drove in an insurance run in the too long, but I played good steady VOLUME MEANS SELLING there will be an additional 7,300 parking spaces available in a Little Man-Ed Rubis-Big Winner stock cars. Simmons Homer finish in the 400 meters. Winning is not a sometime thing.II - . 11It is' an___lt all time thing. \/iMiYou don’t minwin once in Oa lAihllA while, Umiyou triple deck complex. “We’ll have as many parking spaces as of Fame. sixth NATIONAL LEAGUE golf, ” Rubis added. /• As the first notes of the Star Houston's Larry Dierker there are at Shea Stadium,” Fishel said. The Yanks will play Helps Sink Mets Jenkins, a workhorse who an­ East Spangled Banner were played in don't do things right once in a while, you do them right all the time. There is no roorn for nually pitches more than 300 picked up his 15th victory with at the stadium one more year before moving to Shea for two W L Pet GB the awards ceremony, Collett, the second place. There's only one place, and that’s first place.-Vince Lombardi & Hart-Twin innings from April through relief help from Dave Roberts. years...Reports continue that the New York Giants will NEW YORK (API - Ted Sim­ fhttsburgh 85 47 .644 silver medalist from Santa mons hit a three-run homer at ’ September, admitted he will be MEITS-CARDS Oiicago 73 61 .545 13 Volvo. move into Yale Bowl until their new stadium in New Jersey exactly 18 minutes after midnight shooting for another 20 in 1973. Homers by John Milner and New York 67 64 .511 17‘A Don^t Count Amateur Out #1 EXCLUSIVE VOLVO DEALER IN NEW ENGLAND is completed. Not one shovel of dirt has been taken at the and the St. Louis Cardinals went Elsewhere in the National Ken Boswell powered the Mets to St. Louis 64 70 .478 22 Stafford Racing Garden State site as yet which means the Giants con­ on to a 9-4 victory over the New League Friday, Pittsburgh swept a twilight victory over St. Louis. Montreal 61 71 .462 14 templated permanent move to New Jersey may be delayed York Mets early today. a doubleheader from the Mon­ Milner also homered in the se­ Philadelphia 49 84 .368 36‘A In Open Golf Tournament To End Tonight for an indefinite period...Have a nice weekend. treal Expos 7-1 and 4-2 in 12 cond game. He then struck out, West The homer came in the 13th innings, in New York Mets over­ ending a string of seven con­ Cincinnati 82 51 .617 The extra lucrative Stafford COMPARE OUR DEALS inning and was followed a few powered St Louis 8-2 before secutive hiLs By EARL YOST minutes later by a two-run round- Detroit Manager Martin Protests Houston 75 58 .564 7 Springs Motor Speedway point bowing to the Cardinals 9-4 in 13 The Cards fought back from a Don’t bet that an amateur golfer won’t walk off with the QB Tellier Certain of Job tripper by Dwain Anderson as the But It' inds Vp Beiriff Fjecled Ixis Angeles 71 62 .534 11 fund, where a difference in one innings, the Houston Astros 4-1 deficit in the second game and Atlanta' 63 72 .467 20 1972 Manchester Open Golf Tournament championship in Cardinals gained a spht of a twi- point can mean well over $100 for downed the San Francisco Giants then bombed Danny Frisella, the San FYancisco 58 78 .433 24 ‘A his grasp after Sunday and Monday’s competition at the an owner and "driver, is the key night baseball doubleheader 5-3, and the Atlanta Braves edged fourth New York pitcher in the UConn’s Defensive Game before 28,442 at Shea Stadium. San Diego 50 82 .379 32‘A Country Club. factor tonight as a 30-lap the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3. 13th. After an infield out and an Friday’s Results NASCAR modified feature Cincinnati and San Diego were intentional walk, Ted Simmons The Simon pure won’t be able between 400 and 450 golfers to Big Problem for Casciola The Mets snapped a three- Yaz Sacrifices New York 8-4, St. Louis 2-9, play. Sunday’s field, restricted to highlights the program that idle broke the tie with his 14th homer. to walk off with the top cash prize game losing streak by taking the .second game, 13 innings amateurs, is filled with 250 given brings the Stafford season to a opener 8-2 with a five-run splurge PIRATES-EXPOS Dwain Anderson then added a Pittsburgh 7-4, Montreal 1-2, of $1,000, but he will be com­ close. STOP IN TODAY!! STORRS (AP) — One of the On offense, tight end is up for At Montreal, the Pirates ex­ two-run shot his first major By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE peting for merchandise awards. starting times, the first at 7 a.m. more certain assignments, at grabs. Bob Bundy, the leading in the eighth. Homers by Ken second game, 12 innings Another 50 amateurs and at least The All-American sportsman Boswell and John Milner, who To Help Boston tended their National League league homer. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3 Fearless Forecaster The top cash award of one grand join the modifieds, the six- least right now, on the University contender for that position, was East lead to 13 games with their BRAVES-DODGERS will go to the professional who 125 pros will be in Monday’s field. of Connecticut's 1972-73 football went 5-for-5, paced the MeLs. Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 3 cylinder powered cars featuring a HART-TWIN VOLVO BRINGS TO YOU injured last spring. That gave BOSTON (AP) — For Carl Yastrzemski and the Boston 10th doubleheader sweep of the At Los Angeles, Earl Williams K ent S tate 40, Akron 17 (N) posts the best score. team is senior Ray Tellier at Houston 5, San Francisco 3 Some of golfing’s greatest hectic point battle of their own. junior Mark Kreymborg a chance season put the Braves in front 2-0 with A labam a 25, Duke 16 (N) While pros have dominated quarterback, head Coach Bob Milner hit another homer in Red Sox, 1967 was a very good year. The Red Sox, 100-1 Only games scheduled names have won Manchester Action starts at 8 o’clock. but he dislocated his shoulder in Bob. Johnson, going the dis­ his 25th homer, but the Dodgers Arizona 33,Colorado St. 8 (N) play in the 25 previous Opens, Casciola reported the first inning of the second .shots, won the American League pennant and Yastrzemski Today’s Games Opens in the past. The list is Among the drivers who hope to practice last week. Sophomore tance for the first time in 10 tied the count with two unearned Southern Cal. 24, A rkansas 22 amateurs on three occasions cap­ Speaking at the season-opening game, but his string of seven won the Triple Crown. St. Louis (Gibson 15-9) at New improve their spots in the point Steve FTedette is also in the starts, won the opener with a runs-4n'ythe sixth. Dusty Baker's Clemson 16, Citadel 8 tured top laurels. The first to turn headed by Tommy Armour, the press luncheon on the main cam­ running but Casciola says Kreym­ consecutive hits, was snapped in At this point in the season, he York (Gentry 6-8) Colorado 29, California 14 Silver Scot, and Julius Boros. fund are Bobby Santos, Leo SUMMER OF 7 2 SALE "Things are different now. the fourth when he struck out. three-hitter ."Vlontreal's Ron two-run single with the bases- the trick was Alex Sott in 1960. Six Cleary, Ron Bouchard, Ed pus in Storrs, Casciola said the borg is the best receiver of the Yastrzemski .said Friday after says he is not seeking any glory. Cincinnati (Gullett 8-7) at San D ayton 32, Youngstown 12 Former touring PGA pros who The mets took a 4-t lead with Woods sent the second game into loaded in the eighth inning was years later, Allan Breed showed Flemke, Denis Giroux, Ray coaching staff knows 'Tellier three and he’ll be out until driving in three runs with a Franci.sco (Willoughby 4-2) (N) also scored include Dick three runs in the seventh, but the I m not thinking so much overtime with a two-out ninth decisive as the Braves hung on. the way and in 1967, Don Parson Miller, Bobby Vee, Moose Hewitt isn’t big (five feet, ten inches, 175 opening day—Sept , 23 when homer and a single in floston s 4- Chicago (Hand 10-8) at G eorgia Tech 17, Tennessee 8 Cards tied it in the eighth on Ixiu about the average now as I am triumphed. The latter came back and & nie Gahan. A top 10 posi­ pounds), he’s not fast and he UConn hosts conference rival 2 victory over .New York We Philadelphia (Twitchell 3-8), N Cincinnati 21, Indiana St. 14 Stranahan, Bob Toski, Fred Brock s RBI single and a two-run about winning the r“nnant, " he Pittsburgh (Blass 16-6) at Mon­ last year, as a pro, and after tying Wampler, Ed Kuna, little Ed tion can corner at least $1,000 for 72 HOURS OF USED CAR MADNESS doesn’t throw a picture pass. But Vermont. had young kids in 1967 There was (N) Mike Ballo, another pro, won his single by Joe Torres. said III sacrifice .. /self if it treal (Stoneman 10-11), N K ansas St. 37, Tulsa 10 Ruhis and Parson. DON PARSON an owner or driver. he’s efficient and confident He more the rah-rah type of stuff second crown in an 18-hole When Kreymborg returns, After that the teams traded means moving the runners over. " Legion Looks Ahead Houston (Reuss 9-11) at Los Washington St. 16, Kansas 15 The $3,000 purse, plus, has 69 VOLVO $2172 69 PONTIAC $1872 can win for us. He has proved What he didn t say was that 71 RAMBLER $1972 GTO 2 Oooi Harijtop Automatic, power sleermg. | "we ll be in go(xl shape in that zeros on the scoreboard until A uburn 33, Miss. State 21 (N) playoff. slates expected. The public is Chargers M eet Jets 14*1 Station Wagon Dark blue automatic air himself, but more importantly Angeles (Osteen 15-10), N attracted the usual interest with SSI 2 Dot)' Hardtop sunrool pow6i steering, factory arr conditioning year there was also more of the Yastrzemski singled to right in Vic Daley, chairman of the conditioning position. " Casciola said. Danny FriseIJa walked Luis Only games scheduled O regon 28, M issouri 24 amateurs and pros from a dozen invited to watch play each day. SAN DIEGO (AP) — After a radio ■ we’ve developed some good Carl Yastrzemski hitting-type the brst inning Friday, scoring Open committee, expects Two other sophomores play a Melendes to open the 13th He To Brighter Future Sunday’s Games X avierivle 20, M orehead St. 6 perfect record against western receivers.’’ stuff In 1967 he hit 44 home runs I.uis Aparicio. who had doubled 69 PONTIAC $1972 There’s still a question, though. significant role in' the coach’s moved to second on a groundnut Chicago at Philadelphia (N) division clubs, the San Diego 71 AUDI $2672 67 PONTIAC $1272 drove in 121 and baited .326 'Phis In the third he made it 3-0 with a What could be billed as a rebuilding year for Coach Wally U tah S tate 41, New Mexico Catalina 4 Door Sedan plans. Both of them—Manuel Torre was intentionally walked to St. Ixiuis at New York Chargers wind up the pre-season Super 90 tiont wheel drive radio One of the tiecutive Station Wagon Automatic, power Junior "Brad fW k could pass year he has six home runs 49 4(X>fool home run into the Red steering powei brakes, air conditioning Sasser from Hillhouse High ^ get at Simmons who had been Fortin’s American Legion baseball team proved very rewar­ St. 16 (N) ^ „ schedule tonight against a squad Imesl German imports him,” Ca.sciola said. ilBIs and is hitting 268 Sox bull pen following a walk to Pittsburgh at Montreal M aryland 30, N. C. State 6 49ers Come from Behind 70 PLYMOUTH $1972 There are larger questions, School in New Haven and Ed hitless in five at bats The Car­ ding in other ways than its third placement in the final Zone Cincinnati at San FYancisco, 2 of New York Jets who want badly He slurnperJ at die start of this Tommy Harper He hned hard to (N) Duster 2 Door Hardtop however, a number of them in Szmajter from New Britain dinal Catcher spoiled it lor the Eight standings with a 10-8 won-lost record. Atlanta at San Diego, 2, twi- to get on the winning side. 69 TRIUMPH $1472 70 VOLKSWAGEN $1472 sea.vjn then was injurwi After right in the fifth and flied to deep North Carolina 42, Richmond f Sedan sunigol Mdio. sljndatd yellow UConn’s defensive game, the side High—help make defensive tackle Mets with his three-run homer Although Fortin's veterans night To Establish Themselves AND Spitfire British racing green radio radial lues missing a month of action he ( enter in the eighth. 23 Great fun lor young at heart of the line which led the Huskies a 'very strong spot We have Houston at Los Angeles Northern 111. 18, Illinois St. 15 The San Francisco 49ers came Beathard on a fake field—goal 71 CHRYSLER $3572 returned to the hneup and began didn't produce as expected, it Newport 4 poor Hardtop Factory air con­ to a tie with tbe. University of experience, quality and depth Luis Tiant t(xik care of the was his youngsters that carried Ohio U. 24, C entral Mich. 21 from behind to edge the Los attempt from the San Francisco NASCAR 70 VOLVO $2272 to hit Then in August, he cooled RADK 144 4 Door'Sedan Automatic, air conditioning, ditioning. fully equipped Massachusetts at the top of the there,” Casciola said pitching chores while the club. The top three hitters are Angeles Rams and firmly es­ two on fourth...down. Spurrier 70 VOLVO $2672 Pats Face lAons off Now. m the final month of 14^) Station Wagyip Automatic AM FMfadio au radio Yankee Conference last year. Yastrzemski was doing the hit­ all coming back next season tablished themselves as the quickly tied the score at 14-14 MODIFIEDS FOXBORO, .Mass. (AP) - The the nip-and-tuck pennant race. Purchase Winffer PreiJictions are for gaities conditioning 71 MERCURY $1972 Graduation has left only But it’s early, he points out; ting Tiant. although he had his Heading the list is Jack favorites to again win the with a 58-yard TD pass to tight New England Patriots, who have Yastrzemski is hot once again He of Sept. 9 TODAY » 68 FORD Bronco $1872 Capri ? Door Hardtop enough defensemen to comprise he’s having goqd practices and scoreless inning streak stopped at MONTREAL (AP) - The Mon­ Western Division crown in the end Ted Kwaiick. His pass to won just one preseason game this has 12 hits m his last 22 at bats Maloney with two seasons of 2:00 (22-30) Indians vs. Red a starting line, with a lot of he’s optimistic. * 40 1-3 when Celerino Sanchez American Legion ball remaining. treal Canadiens purchased right National Conference of the Washington on the 49ers’ 35 set 69 PONTIAC $1872 year, and the Detroit Lions, who and the Red Sox are suddenly F lorida St. 30, P ittsburgh 28 Sox, WTIC, f ifcbifd 2 Door Automalic power steering vinyl 67 PORSCHE $1572 71 TOYOTA $3472 question marks after that. "I think the schedule is a tough drove in Filipe Alou with a single Maloney; a catcher, was, voted winger Mickey Oja from the St. National Fixitball League. up Gossett’s winning field goal. have lost just one, meet here leading the East Division.. • Louis Blues Thursday in a R ice 22, Houston 15 (N) 2:30 (8) Auto Race; Hoosier 100 ' Inp Model 9)2 Land Crurser. 4 wheel drive "On defense, we’re good but one and the key is to stay I’m not doing anything in the fifth, went the distance in the .Most Valuable? Athlete at San Jose St. 47, Santa. C lara A 38-yard field goal by Bruce Sunday night in the final National National Hockey League transac­ Roman Gabriel started at 4:00(3) Tennis: U.S. Open we have no depth,” Casciola said. healthy, " he said. “I think different,” Yastrzemiki said. picking up his 11th victory in 15 Bennet Junior High School this Gossett with 22 seconds left gave Football League exhibition game tion. ' 20 quarterback for the Rams despite 5:00 (22-30) World Series of 61 CADILLAC $972 69 OLDSMOBILE $2172 70 MERCURY $1672 “ You don’t win ball games Connecticut can play good foot­ "I’m just waiting on the ball decisions It was his seventh past year He sjxirted a 292 bat­ Virginia 17, South Carolina the 49ers a 17-14 victory over the for both teams. In addition to an undisclosed an injured knee. It was his seven- Golf (8) Tennessee vs. Georgia liimiusme 10 passenger low mileage, hardly Culldsi 2 Dooi Hardtop Aulomatic, power Monleno'd Uooi Sedan Power ileerinj without good defense and that’s ball. 1 think we re going to look straight victory as a starter and ting average, best on the club. i Rams in one of two Friday night ileerrnR taclory arr condrlrortrng P'or the Patriots, it will be the better. If I wait on the ball. I’m i r yard pass to Lance Renzel in the Tech ever used where we’ll have trouble?’ good.” seventh straight complete game Maloney went to bat 48 official payment, the Canadiens will give 8o!^ m 1sb. 33, U. Tex A rling­ exhibitions that opened the final last chance to get untracked alright." stxonJ quarter that opened the 8:00 (8) Summer Olympics times, stroked out 14 hits, scored the Blues a player to be an­ ton 14 (N) pre-season weekend in the NFL. before the season begias a week nounced at a later date. scoring. 8:55 (18) Yanks vs. Tigers, from Sunda^,iThe team has not 12 runs, struck out 13 times and T em ple 18, Syrac""® 1®,, The Buffalo Bills whipped the Dennis Shaw threw two Saturday drew 15 walks! Oddly, he didn’t Toledo 35, T am pa 20 (N) Philadelphia Eagles 34-17 in the WINF THE ONLY ElACE TO BUY A VOLVO ANNOUNCING looked good, especially on touchdown passes to Bob SUNDAY have a run batted in Files for Divorce N ebraska 37, UCLA 7 (N) other game. Night defense where they have given up Yankee Farm Club Wins V anderbilt 28, UT C hatta­ Chandler to pace the Bills over 1:00 (22) Indians vs. Red Sox, an average of 31.4 points in their .setuMu oasenian Ray Sullivan, After starting quarterback tlie Eagles. The passes were for 8.-00 P.M. YOGA CLASSES WE.ST HAVEN lAPl The in two inniiigs 1 hree came in tlie anotfier of Fortin’s youngsters, LOS ANGELES (AP) - nooga 14 (N) John Brodie failed to move the WTIC by SHIRLEY BANKS five exhibitions while scoring an 14 and nine yards. 3; 30 (8) U.S. Tennis Open West Hav(?n Yankees won the third inning, two of tfiern on a had a batting average of 250 with Heavyweight boxer Jerry Quarry E a s t Carolina 21, VMI 7 49crs for Uie first half, Steve FALL SESSION BEGINS average of 21 Wake Forest 24, Davidson 10 5:00 (22-30) World Series of Eastern Ba.seball League cham­ liomerun by Wayne Nordhagen, nine hits in 36 plate appearances. WALLY FORTIN filed for divorce In Superior Spurrier took over and paced the ’I'he Eagles tied the score at 10- Stafford WEEK OF SEPT. 11th pionship Friday night by winning and the other three in the sixtfi Following Sullivan was Dan Court Thursday, .seeking to end (N) Golf W ashington 37, Pacific 8 team' to victory. The former 10 on John Reaves’ 11-yard pass For Information Call OVER 4 MILLION their third straight game against Winning pitclier Rick Earle Smachettf with a .250 average Sullivan and Smachetti with a his marriage of eight years. Hart^Tiitfln llelstnan Trophy winner from to Gary Ballman, but the Bills Motor 649-6531 • 649-5495 PRESCRIPTIONS Long Beach St. 31, Western the Three Rivers Eagles, 6-2 was relieved with one out in the Both Sullivan and Smachetli have .249 average. Quarry, 27, claimed Irrecon­ Florida State hit Gene went ahead 13-10 at the half on Outfielder Bill Robinson with VOLVO V / CORR Safely Compounded cilable (llfferences with his wife, MItch. l 21 The Yankees, playing last year ninth inning by Clark Babbitt, two years of eligibility remaining. The club’s leading pitcher, West Virginia 35, Vjjlanova 8 Washington with a 21-yard pass to Mike Clark's 4IFyard field goal, the I’hiladelphia Phillies for­ Speedw ay in Manchester. N 11 , finished in Russ Bilodeau, in 41 trips to the Mary Casey Quarry, also 27. His merly played for the New Yofik New Studio: Manchester.State Bank ■who caused Tom Spencer to fly Bob Gorman, went to bat 53 Texas A & M 39, Wichita St. tie the score at 7-7. then broke open the game with R O U T E MO 168 BURHSIDE AVE.. E.HTFD. 289-3461 ARTHUR^RUG petition said they have been 1045 Main St. Manchester last place . out to center field with the bases limes and collected 13 hits. Gor­ pUite, sported a 243 mark, fifth The Rams went ahead again on three touchdowns in tlie last half. Yankees. STAFFORD SPRINGS CONN separated since July 1 14 West Haven .scored all itVruns loaded man was one point below best. (N)—Night game. a touchdown run by Pete

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Call 2489397. 1 & 2 Bedroom Brand New Apartments Deadline lor Saturday and Monday p.m. We wlU train. Phone 648 B u t i n f o o t b a l l . le itiOO Noon Frldlay Florida, October to May. No ^ or 6488400. children or pets. CaU 6486396. THE STADIUM CROWD LARGE ONE-BEDROOM - PHONE 643-2711 WOHTSHUTUP LOHG apartment, with heat, carpeting SPECIAL JOB — opportunity, SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST EHOUGM1DLET1HE and appliances. $179 monthly. Services Offered 12 Help Wanted 35 full-time lervice itatlon man. — Attractive posiUon available in Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 648 QUARTERBACkCALL 1021. 6484535. OPEN HOUSE Tools and experience on tune-ups Manchester surgeons' office. HERALD PLEASE READ TWO YOUNG married men Will WANTED HOUSEWIVES - To I and general reralr. Good pay (or *TVIE SIGNALS' do small repair jobs and painUng, AppUcant must have a pleasing deliver mail in vour own HAPPY ADS CALL W3-2711 right man. References required. telephone manner, aptitude for BOX UTTERS YOUR AD also cellar cleaning and light neighborhood. Flexible hours. No Apply In person. 252 Spencer St., SUNDAY, SEPT. 10th trucking. CaU 646-26M, 646-37^. BERRy’S figures and enjoy working with FA. Classified or "Want Ads" are soliciting. Immediate work. Manchester Manchester. public. Light typing and PRESIDENTIAL For Your Phone 646-6700 or apply at office. taken over the phone as a con­ TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees knowledge of insurance forms VILLAGE APTS. Information Independent Postal S^tem, 473 EXPERIENCED PAINTER - helpful. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 STARTING at S18S. venience. The advertiser should cut, building lots cleared, trees Hartford Rd., Manchester. Evening wanted, five yean minimum. CaU MANCHESTER read his ad the FIRST DAY IT topped. Got a tree problem? Well p.m. Monday, Tuesday, ■nm HB3RAU) will not dla- between 87 p.m., 649-4343. Thursday, Friday and every other One and two bedrooms. cloile the Identity of any ad- APPEARS and R;EP0RT ERRORS in worth phone call. 742-8252. 9 -9 OUTSTANDING FEATURES INCLUDFD IN RFNT- MALE PRODUCTION - helper, Herald Saturday morntog. Send business Immediate occupancy. vertlaer ualng tx»c letters. time for the next insertion. The some heavy work, occassional Readers answering blind box TURN SPARE - time into and person references to Box N, Near schools, churches • Wall to Wall Carpelini Herald is responsible for only ONE ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of Uuck driving. StarUng pay $2.25 Income. Students welcomed. CaU ads who desire to protect Manchester Herald. Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 and shopping center, on • Double Door Rolri|orator incorrect or omitted insertion for all trades, reasonable and per hour, /^piy mornings, Syndet Happy Anniversary Fuller Brush Company, 648-4730. UvBlr Identity can follow this prompt. CaU 528-8649. • Dithwather any advertisement and then only to Products, Ftoute 6 & 44A, Bolton. bus line. Call anytime. procecture: ANN MARIE DENTAL SECRETARY - SINGER Touch and Sew, like ROOM IN — private home, • Ditpotal the extent of a "make good" inser­ WOMEN TO — coUect eggs. receptionist, part-time, including TAG SALE — Sept. 810, baby kitchen privileges, parking. Call Enclose your reply to the STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, BORED? NEED MONEY? - Happiness has been new, hems, buttonholes, stretch 646-2623 • 30" Gas Ranfo (|at lor cookini included) tion. Errors which do not lessen the Miller Farms, North Coventry, Saturday. Write Box “ B B ', stroller, chairs, depression glass, stitches, monograms, sews on 6436609. box In an envelope — address fireplaces, flagstone terraces. AU Exciting part-time positions old post cards, books and mis­ • Gat Heat and Hot Wator value of the advertisement will not sharing the past six 6488021. Manchester Herald. buttons, fancy designs. Originally ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• to the Classified Manager, concrete repaus, both inside and available. Excellent pay, no in­ ... Semaone cellaneous items. 406 Keeney St., • Kir Conditioninf M anch^er Evening Herald, be corrected by "make good" inser­ outside, railings; landscaping. years with you. $399.50, now only $99.65. Easy Apartments For Rent 63 vestment, delivery or collecUons. CHEMICAL TRAINEE - High PART-TIME HELP - full-time Manchester. • T«n Car Parkinf togethier with a memo listing tion. Reasonably pricM. CaU 6486851. Call now for an appointment. 649- may have Mat you Love, terms. 522-0476, dealer. the companies you do NOT school chemistry background. pay. Call only between 85, 648 GROUP TAG SALE - 29. FOUR ROOMS - first floor, MANCHESTER FOUR -room • I'/i Baths in 2 Bedrooms 2685. a h ap p y a d l Tom Plating or analytical experience duplex, adult couple, no children, want to see your letter. Your WASHING Machine repairs, RCA § 6741. Oakland Terrace, off Oakland St., ESTATES and household lots to appliances, hot w ater, $95 • Patio ft Balconies letter will be destroyed If the 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 helpful. Full-time position only. opposite Pilgrim Mills. Saturday buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6483247. monthly. Security. 487094, 4 to no pets. Call 6 4 8 3 ^ mornings • Master TV Kntenna Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. only. advertiser Is- one you've nven- Reai^nable rates. Owner of PUce Reply Box CC, M anchester WEEKEND FACTORY - work. and Sunday. 184, FurnlturCj 8 p m. • Storafo Area $ Laundry FKilitios tlrnied. If not It wlU be han­ Herald. Applications for machine appliances, clarinet, skis and CONVERTIBLE SOFA - with dled in the usual maaner. Autos For Sale Coin Wash and Dry Geaning, 275 CLERK-TYPIST MANCHESTER - New 8 • Modtrn Kitchens West Middle Turnpike, next to S Happy September3Pt Birthdays operators are being accepted for much more.______matching chairs, wood office WE HAVE customers waiting for INSPECTORS EXPERIENCED bedroom duplex, IV2 baths, • Goto to Shoppini ( Hifhwayt 1967 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - Stop and Shop, 643-4918 Good opportunity lor qualified person THETRIBUZIOS Saturday and Sunday work on desk, refrigerator. Call after 6, the rental of your apartment or 60th Anniversary — for machined parts. Purdy first, second or third shift. Applv MULTILITH OFFSET - press, ^pliances. $235 monthly. $975. 1963 Valiant wagon, $125. to work in a small department within of Farmington 6483641. home. J.D. Real Estate Corp., 586 Hilliard St., Personnel Dept. Monday through 10 xl5”. Older model in very good Associates, Inc. 6485129. Freeh•rechette & Martin, 647-9993, 1969 Ford LTD $1,295. 1965 POWER mowers, hand mowers our orcaniiation. (September 10th) Lost and Found 1 Chevrolet Impala, $500. Manchester, 6487778. Friday, 8-4:30 p.m. Iona condition. Reasonably priced. MOVING G.E. - gas dryer, $100; E.Catholic High Schooll 1 sharpening and repairing service. t Phone 649-6879 anytime. PLEASANT THREE-ROOM - Repossessions. Savings Bank of CaU "SharpaU.” Free pick-up and Must be an accurate typist with {ood MOM and DAD Ray, Sr. - Sept. 13th Regent St, Manchester. avocado G.E. portable dis­ 474 MAIN STREET, three-room LOST-BOWERS AREA - young MAN WITH DRIVERS apartment, convenient suburban Manchester, 646-1700. deUvery. M3-5305. office skills. Steno helpful but not V Emma - Sept. 20th hwasher, $100; walnut finish apartment, second floor. Heat, gray tiger cat. White double license to work at WANTED SERVICE - station PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, dinette set; fireplace set; baby $128. Security. Family unit. Call location, appliances, basement, FALCONRIDGE necessary. GRANDMA & GRANDPA Linda Susan 8 Sept. all bolted. All-sizes and styles. paws, and throat. Phone 643-8478. 1955 DESOTO 4-DOOR - good TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, Contact Miller Farms, attendant. Also lubrication man. furniture, miscellaneous. 647- 6482426, 9 to 5 p.m. like private home. Working APTS. 24th From $30, delivered. W. Zinker, adults. 6482880. condition. All new brakes. Make spraying, etc., fully insured. Company offers food wafes and (Frank &Ann Taggart) Full-time, days. Apply Moriarty 1764. TralllcLlleO w MiddleIpk. FOUND SMALL - light tan LABORATORY TECHNICIANS Windsorville Rd., Ellington, 878 offer. Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Licensed. Free estimates. Call workinf conditions. Convenient free Much Love, A grand family Bros:, 315 Center St., FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly female puppy._ Light brown — Openings for qualified Manchester. 0397. NICE 3 — room apa Main Street, Manchester. 6385345. I 1972 br NEA. Inc parkinf and an excellent free benefit Sandra and Ray, Ma and Tom LARGE DINING - room table, 6 redecorated, appliances, heat, studded collar collar. Contact Andover laboratory t^hnicians in quaUty chairs, best offer. Call 5684383. central location. Security. $180 second floor, stove, refrigerator, profram. Apply: CLEAN, dark rich loam, five Dog Warden, 742-7194. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - BRICK LAYING - concrete, Timmy and Tommy control and testing laboratories. WOMAN TO — live-in and care monthly. 6483340. heat, $135. Couple preferred. Call Center SI. radio, good condition. Asking Excellent fringe nenefits. Pay for five children, four school yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, BLACK AND - white 17” 6486205. 6436802. plastering, repairs or new work. 'Forget what I told you a few years ago— stop practicing manure, pool and patio sand. 648 Personals-Announcements 2 $800. 6485875. Call after 5 p.m., 528-4596. commensurate with experience. aged, five days weekly. syl*Sylvania television. Table model. GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom Eiit 92 oil I 86 this and start working on chess!" FIRST NATIONAL 9504. MANCHESTER 8bedrrom - Friends in need. Apply at office of, Albi Manufac­ References required. Vernon Good condition. Reasonable 648 apartment, second floor. Includes RIDE WANTED - from Walker 1970 BARRACUDA 318 - CEILING AND — ceramic Ule STORES, INC. Happ^^ 50th Birthday turing Coro, a subsidiary of Cities area. Phone 872-4080 after 3:30 8408, after 5 p.m. heat, appliances, carpets. $205 apartment, second floor, 2-family OPEN DAILY 1 0 ;0 0 -9 ;0 0 P.M. ALUMINUM SHEETS — used as house, gas range and oven, no St. vicinity to Jefferson- automatic, air-conditioning, specialist, one ceiling or all, PARK & OAKLAND AVENUE Friends in deed. Service Co., 98 E. Main St., p.m. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 646-7800 - 5686400 LOSSIE S. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x- pets, $200 per month. Security Washington St. area, Hartford. Ansen mags, G60xl4 Ures, plus repaired, replaced. Rooms EAST HARTFORDt CONN. Friends are to be Rockville, Conn. An equal oppor­ CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Realtor, 643-4535 or 6481021. Working hours, 8:30-4:30, Call snow Ures, $2,200 or best offer. repaired, remodeled. Light Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 Schools-Classes 33 tunity employer. REAL ESTATE salesman, 32 ”, 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 648 ranges, automatic washers with required. 6482573. An equal opportunity employer. M /F forgiven. 2711. after 5:30, 646-8173. 872-2758. trucking. No job too small, from all your old experienced preferred. Will con- uarantees. See them at B. D. TWO-BEDROOM — Townhouse, ROCKVILLE - 5 rooms, $160; 3 Wanted to Rent 69 special rate. 647-9232. GUTTERS and roofs repaired ELM CERAMIC - Studio, 70 Belated Birthday ATTENTION sicler training. Full-time basis f'earl’s Appliances, 649 Main St., IV2 baths, fully equipped kitchen, MANCHESTER and 4 rooms. $115 monthly; TWO STUDENTS - need ride to 1965 CHEVROLET MALIBAU - and replaced. Excellent East Center Sf. Spacious air- boyfriends DEMONSTRATORS - Work only. Hutchins Agency, 6485324. SCREENED LOAM - sand, utilities not included. Three BEELINE FASHIONS - is « Call 6482171. dishwasher, stove, disposal, WANTED FOUR - or more Denver anytime between good condiUon. CaU 649-3993, REWEAVING OF - bums, workmanship. Reasonable prices. condiUoned studio. Fall classes with the company that has gravel, processed gravel and fill. refrigerator, waU-to-wall rooms, furnished, utilities in­ hiring in this area, earn high Belated Happy George H. Grifflng, Andover, 742- BROWNSTONE room apartment or house in September 11-15, Share all ex­ after 5:30 p.m. moth-holes, zippers repaired. Free estimates. 646-1399. now forming, Tuesday, everything! Full color catalog. MEN - WOMEN. Earn $58$75 8 LIKE NEW - Contemporary carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, cluded, $37 weekly. 872-0359, Verplanck School area, after 6 penses. Jim 649-0403. Wednesday, Thursday. Expert in­ commissions without door Newt, Harry, Mike Anniversary Best Hostess awards! Largest 3 evenings work. No deliveries. 7886. 7:389:30 p.m. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Window shaaes made to knocking or delivering — no Queen size bedroom suite. Over $225 heat included, children APTS. p.m.. 6484984. MGB ROADSTER - 1967, new measure, aU size Venetian bUnds. BIDWELL Home Improvement structions, new techniques. Eamie, Woody, Phil, selection, highest commissions. Car and phone a necessity. Call $800, 3 years ago, price $375. 228 welcome. September occupancy. 337 OiKUnd StrMt 4 handling of money. For interview JOE and LOU Autos For Sale top and toneau cover. Mint condi­ Keys made while you wait. TV Co. Expert installation of Greenware, paints. CaU now Andy, Pete, Joe, Sam, No investment. I.B.M. system for 6487432 after 6 p.m. LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. 3278. D. J. Henry Co. 644-1330. (R o u tt 13) WANTED FOUR ROOMS - by Uon, in service, must sell. 648 aluminum siding, gutters and before classes are filled. 6480609, appointment, call 8782718, 648 from Ring bell for service. Shiners, OUIET KDULT LIVING mother and daughter. No portables for rent. Marlow’s, 867 0480. John and Marvin speedy and efficient operation. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 6832. Main St., 649-5221. U'ims. Roofing installaUon and 6485524. The 5 B’S Call or write today, “Santa’s Par­ TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, MUST, MUST - sell Mahi^any MANCHESTER - Newer 8 Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. VERNON TOWERS appliances. Call after 4:30, 648 Bankrupt, repossession? Honest repairs. 649-6495, 8789109. Manchester. Wapping Road. Ample closets, heat, hot water, 0129. JANITORS-EXPERIENCED - ties’’, Avon, Conn., 06001. East Hartford. We need 2 5 j^ p le twin beds, excellent condition. bedroom Townhouse, includes Wheie the cost ol livm j is easy' Douglas accepts lowest down, Auto-Service LAWNMOVER SERVICE - I'e le p i to work four hour shifts. Choose $40; appliances; 8piece modem heat, appliances, l ‘/ii baths, fuU carpeting, parking (or 2 cars, com­ smallest payment, anywhere. Not Help Wanted 35 part-time, evenings, Manchester TAG SALE — Thursday, Friday, Accessories sharpening and repairing. Pickup ROOFING — Specializing Happy Birthday bookuiig parties. your own commissions. Call 568 living room set, good condition, basement, $245 per month, Paul pletely equipped kitchen. Air I Spacious one and two-bedroom apartments that DESPERATE MOTHER - three small loan1 financefinal companympany plan. repairing roofs of all lunds, new area. Call 6485691, 36 p.m. only. Saturday, 265 West Center St., and deUvery. L&M Equipment TWO WAITRESSES - nights, September 10th Happy Birthday 8130 or roply in person, 419 Main solid construction, $60; 2 (never W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. conditioning & garages optional. Iteature tully applianced kitchens, watl to watl school age children, 5-6 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. FORD 4 SPEED — transmission. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Manchester. Children’s books, |carpetin|. tatje bedrooms, dminj room and room apartment immediately in Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, including weekends. Apply in To the Greatest Dad EXPERIENCED MACHINIST Street, East Hartford, Opposite used) occasional tables, $15 each. CALL cleaned and repaired. 30 years LEE boy’s clothing, size 16, fimre I Itwing room and-tisten to this-heat. lights and All synchronized with Hurst com- Monday-Thursday 85, Friday 89, and Husband — needed by small established Pratt and Whitney. CaU 6482879. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — 646-1769 8789690 Manchester, 289-2526. 1967 DODGE DART GT - $600. peUUon shifter and T-handle, experience. Free estimates. CaU person only. Howard Johnson skates, miscellaneous household conditioning. One bedroom SH9, two Saturday 8-4. Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke, SIGMUND Your Friend, company. Must be able to set-up first floor, 8family, appUances, Call 643-2253. $135 firm. 7486369. Howley, 643-5361. and operate horizontal milling Situation Wanted 38 items. FIVE-PIECE — bedroom set. new carpet, large tiled basement I bedrooms $2(19 Who said that the cost of tiving Business Property- Manchester. Love, Stormy 4‘A ROOM APARTMENT - 1 is goinf up? Children welcome. :S machines and surface grinders. Will sell separately, kitchen table with laundry hook-up, near heat, hot water, stove and For Sale T1 1968 JEEP WAGONEER — 4- FOUR MAGS - Keystone, GM Painting-Papering 13 Heating-Plumbing 17 W an ted Bruce and Mom Trade school background helpful. RELIABLE MARRIED — man YARD SALE — Moving- \ and baby carriage. 6446365 after hospital and bus line. 649-9258. wheel drive, 327 V-8 engine. Good products, wheels and tires, $100. DOMESTICS WANTED- two or dining room set, couch, 'rv, wood refrigerator. Adults. Available I Good starting rate with complete wiU mow lawns, rake leaves, 6. September. Security required. D. J. HENRY CO. BROAD STREET - 68,000 condition. 649-0491. 6485251. SAM Watson Plumbing and three days a week. May become Happy Birthday Congratulations storm windows and screens, dis­ CEILING specialist — expert full-time position. E-Z Day Maid company paid benefits. Apply at paint any odd jobs. 6487786. $175 monthly. Call 643-1090 after 644-1330 square feet of land with mcxlern workmanship. One ceiling or aU Heating. Bathroom remodeling BARBER to the Best RICH and JULIE Nobel ana Westbrook, 20 West­ hes, miscellaneous. Saturday and MISCELLANEOUS TAG sale, commercial building. Your 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - 4- Campers-Trailers and repairs. Free estimates. Call Service, 872-3344. Transportation Full-time job. Sunday, 184, September 9, 10. 56 WOODLAND 6 p.m. your ceilings repairied and provided. DAD DABATE brook Street, East Hartford, RESPONSIBLE HIGH - school Moving-271 Henry St. business will boom in this loca­ speed, 283 engine, vinyl hardtbp, A/lobile Homes 8 painted. Also in t^ o r painting 6483808. Call for details Conn. An equal opportunity girl looking for steady after Keeney St. BOLTON 3 — rooms in large tion Call for particulars, Hayes power steering, air-conditioned, in the world. On the birth of your Daughter THREE ROOMS - for rent; and'wallpapering. CaU 2880773. DELIVERY AND - stock clerk, employer. school babysitting job. Princeton Musical Instruments S3 MANOR heat, stove and refrigerator, se­ secluded country estate, Agency. 646-0431. 1950 or best offe offer. Call 742-8161. 1967 INTERNATIONAL BOTTf Heating and I’lumbing- Love, Love, St. area. 643-4944. ASSORTED WINDOW - sash appliances, heat, parking. $175 HARVESTER — camper special Prompt, courteous service. CaCaU for wholesale distributor. Steady, 7 4 2 -8 0 8 2 and frames, storm windows, pic­ APARTMENTS cond floor, near bus line. Month INSIDE — outside, painting. Monday through Friday. Must be David II Joe and Gail PART-TIME EVENING - work. OLD VIOLIN - A-1 condition, security required. 6481098 after 5 plus security. No children or pets. BOLTON INDUSTRIAL - land 1967 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - with 1968 Spaceage camper. Special rates for people over 65. 643-1496. Atter 7 P.M. CHILD DAY - care, Dart Hill ture window; plate glass and fuU size, ready to play. $30. Call Available October 1st. 6483458. for sale including rented package 1975; 1963 Valiant wagon, $125; able to drive walk-in manual shift If you need extra money to buy p.m. Sleeps 6. Both in immaculate CaU my competitors, then caU Happy Birthday Happy Birthday another car, house, furniture or Road, Avery Street area, South frame. Ideal for handy man. 648 643-7668. store, also rented auto body shop. 1969 Ford LTD, $1295; condition. 32 Worcester Road, NO JOB too small. Immediate truck. Hours start at 11 a.m. 5989, after 5:30 p.m. me. Elstimates given. 6487863. Apply Manchester Tobacco and To The World’s Best HAMPIE for (Christmas, start your training Windsor. Have ideal situation for ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMESTEAD ST. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT - 228’ frontage on busy highway. Repossessions. Savings ^ n k of Vernon. service on service calls. Free OFF W. MIDDLE TPKE Candy Company, 29 Bissell St., LATHE OPERATOR - jig bore immediately with Nobility babies and/or pre-schoolers in Antiques 56 heat hot water, appliances, adults FDR RENT For full information, call E. A. Manchester, 646-1700. estimates gladly given on heating HAMPY Love, 80 BAG ICE CUBE — vending MANCHESTER Mitten. Realtors, 643-6930 or 648 J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Manchester. operator, Bridgeport operator. Boutique, an exciting new line of my state licenensea home. 644-8138. only. Security. 643-0675. P1NNEY BROOK III MOBILE HOME - 10x45, good decorating, interior and exterior, or plumbing. Faucets repaired or Love, Granddaughter Kim, machine, one year old. Also ice ANTIQUE ROOSTER - 23 plus ISxperienced only. Le-Mi Corp, home decorating accessories. For Garden Apartments 9890. 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA - condition, priced to seU, must be paperhanging, fully insured. For installed. Water pumps worked maker 400 lb. capacity per day. •••••••••••••••••••••••••****** 6482362. Kim and Christopher also Fran and John detailsails call 64893(fe. WILL BABYSIT - in my home, karat gold leaf, $175. Can be seen TWO-ROOM APARTMENT - deluxe, excellent mechanical con­ moved from lot. CaU 875-6510. free estimates, caU 6489658. If no on. Complete heating systems, Both for price of vending at 672 Forest St., East Hartford. 1. 2 and 3-bedioom luiury apartments. Features ELLINGTON, CONN. Houses F o r Sale 72 dition. Best offer over $1,000. 643- MECHANIC vicinity Green Manor. one-car parking. Stove and answer 643-6362. rec rooms, etc. CaU M & M Reasonable rates. Phone 648 machine alone. 647-1076. wati to-wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, built-in PIntity $(.. M. 216 We have a permanent openini in our well- FULL-TIME - Custodial Happy Birthday Happy 17th Wedding CARD GALLERY — mature refrigerator, electricity, heat, hot 6428. 1967 10 V,’ COVERED WAGON - Plumbing & Heating, 6482871. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, oven, range, dishwasher, refrigerator and dis­ DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms equipped larafe lor a seasoned car and truck position. For interview call woman, days and evenings, flexi­ 2296. posal. electric heal. 2 air conditioners, glass water. 647-9251. truck camper, 1967 % ton Ford ABC Painting contractors. For LEE Ainniversary KITCHEN CABINETS - collectibles and bric-a-brac, out­ on large treed lot. Great commer­ mechanic. Eiperience and reliability necessary to RHAM High School, 2289451. ble hours. Apply in person, sliding doors, all large rooms Full basement in3S«.:s 1968 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - camper special. Excellent condi­ the finest in interior, exterior. MARTY’S PLUMBING - and Mutschler custom, solid maple. cial potential. Hutchins Agency, S, V-8, 4-speed, bucket seats, qualify References. Love, MOM and DAD Manchester Parkade Parkade. R.N. DESIRES — part-time side tag sale, weather permitting. storage area, ample parking Starting at $175. 5*/2 ROOM DUPLEX - for rent. TOTAL ELECTRIC tion. Many extras. 6436151. wallpapering and ceUings. ^ e e Heating. Complete bathroom Thirteen units, plus copper hood Saturday and Sunday, 126 p.m., 649-5324. HAIRDRESSERS WANTED - position in doctor’s office. Call Handy lo shopping, schools, bus and religious Available immediately, Call 648 room d tlu it vinyl roof, mag wheels. Excellent ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ______^ insured. Fast, remodeling and repairs. Free es­ Aunt Ginny, Uncle Bill, Love, with motor, doors. Suffit condiUon. $1,400. Call 643-043". estimates. Fully MELLEN, WHITE We need three experienced hair­ MAN FOR — work as washrrom 742-7693. Fiora Rd., off Route 85, Bolton. facilities 5070 after 6 p.m. $150.. Garage-Service-Storage 10 dependable service. Brush, roll, timates. No job too small. Call Cathy and Patty Rick ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• material, etc. $125 complete. Model apartment open for inspection 12-6 OLDER 7-Room Colonial, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• dressers, full-time, to fill our fall operator and truck driver, daily 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FircpiKi unit spray. Integrity, quaUty, service. 742-7438 after 5 p.m. & PALSHAW Phone 643-9506. Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoinl- 110x175’ lot. Great possible com­ 1963 VOLSKWAGEN - rebuilt requirements. We are a well- a.m. until noon. Woman for part- Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 Wanted To Buy 58 FOUR-ROOM DUPLEX - $175 Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 CaU day or night, 6487375. 107 Burnside Ave.. East Hartford Happy Birthday Happy Birthday menl mercial property. Hutchins Agen­ engine, sunroof, radio, heater. Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 established shop, with a fine time work in laundry, daily 7-12 FURNACE, OIL - burner, 12 apartment, $140 monthly, securi­ NEW 3 room and some afternoons. Apply in GREAT DANE — Five-week old WANTED — Antique furniture, ty required. Call 643-23M after 6 BRAND cy, 649-5324. Good condition. Must sell, Best FOR YOUR motorcycle RICHARD E. Martin. Full clientele, located in a shopping to my favorite son, (^ HfUBBER l------radiators, control, tank, $495. 648 units in brick and stone offer. Call 649-9710. insurance call the Crockett Agen­ MANCHESTER - Delivery - JANITOR WANTED - 48hour parkade and we're busy. Come in person. Swiss Laundry, 10 puppies, AKC registered. Call glass, pewter, oil paintings or p.m. rofessional painting service, LEE SPENCER from after 6 p.m., 8785168. 6515. Bufft by Garden Apartment cy. Ask for Betty Turner, 648 light trucking and package week, paid holidays and or call us for an interview. Ask Harlow St., Rockville. other antique items. Any quanti­ building. Range, Pnterior - exterior. Free es­ Love, S h irl^ and her Gang ty. The Harrisons, 643-8709, 165 1968 CAMERO SS — 327 3-speed, 1577. timates, fuUy insured. 649-4411. delivery. Refrigerators, washers vacations. Many other company for Manager, Your Star- Dust WOMAN FOR — housecleaning Boats-Accessories 46 U & R Housing Corp. Furnished Apartments 64 refrigerator, disposal, $1,400 or best offer. 872-4931 after and stove moving specialty. benefits. Apply in person, W. T. Beauty Salon, LaFayette Square, Mom ife Love You TWO SILVER — miniature male Oakland Street. You’re Invited Wednesday and Friday. Own poodles, $45 each. Call 742-6290. basement laundry & 5. EXPERT repairing all makes of C. AND G. Home Improvement. Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. Grant Co., Manchester Parkade. Rockville, 875-2752 transportation p re fe rr^ . Call EVINRUDE outboard motors, TWO-ROOM furnished storage, wall to wall bicycles including 3, 5 and 18 An equal opportunity employer. Happy Birthday Holsclaw and Mastercraft WANTED — Crank phonographs, Rentals by carpeting. SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. Interior and exterior painting and Happy Birthday 6488257. WEST HIGHLAND - white cast iron banks and toys, comic apartment, heat, hot water, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN s p ^ s . Manchester Bicycle Shop. Dressmaking 22 MEDICAL trailers, sales-service. Complete Robert D. Adulti only, abulutily no poll wallpapering. Free estimates. » • UNCLERIC and terriers, AKC registered, 8 weeks books, round oak tables, early stove, refrigerator. Apply KARMANN — Ghia convertible, GENERAL MECHANIC - full­ TRANSCRIPTIONIST - 20 DIANA GUERTIN WOMAN TO — do housework, service department, boating Murdock Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. New homes in Manchester excellent condition, 28,500 miles. 2289565, 2283531. hours per week in Manchester AUNTKATHY old. 872-8138. furniture, military items. Reserve now for Oct. 1st 1971 HONDA — 350 CL, excellent CUSTOM made ladies dresses, time days, contact Mr. Larry Lots of Love, one (lay a week. Own transporta­ supplies, accessories. Woolsey Realtor $1,800 or best offer. Call 646-3908. condition. Asking $700. Call 9 suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Passardi, The Amerbelle Corp. medical office. Pleasant surroun­ Love, Evenings 6436535. Occupancy with rural settings now under CEILING Painting and paper Mom, Dad, Jeff, tion preferred. 6481231. paints. Gerich’s Marine Service, 643-2692 THREE-ROOM - furnished a.m.6 p.m., 7486808. Also hand set fashion jewelry. 104 Elast Main St., Rockville. 878 dings and good salary. Reply with Dedee, Carla, Cheryl, Kevin, KITTENS, HEALTHY - and 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckland, CALL James J. Gessay construction, or pick your hanging. $22.50 average room for housebroken, need good homes. WANTED TO - buy old pianos. 643-9551 apartment, all utilities included, CHEVY 1965 - Impala, 283, 649-1133. 3325 between 8:30a.m.-5 p.m. An business and personal referencesete Terry, Shawn, Lon, Mitch, Stephanie and Licorice 643-2363. own lovely lot! papering. CaU 6436112. FULL-TIME SALESWOMAN - Phone 647-1816. Call 6496526 anytime after 6. 6486926 older employed, no children or REAL ESTATE convertible, automatic, power 1972 HONDA SL125 - $450 or equal opportunity employer. to Box 0, Manchester Herald. Hankie, David and Skooch who can also do small amount of pets. 272 Main. NUTMEG HOMES, he., has a steering, new tires, very clean. best offer. CaU 6488549. Building-Contracting 14 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 — with trailer, 875-0134 bookkeeping and typing, CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES - 8 SUNFISH 1972 Rooms Without Board 59 reputation for excellence of 644-0135. Happy Birtrhday Turadays-Mturdays. This is a $595. 6487723. Houses for Rent 65 1972 HONDA, SL-125 - Enduro, MORTGAGES, loans first Happy Birthday months old, AKC registered. 648 FOUR LARGE - rooms, construction and design. NEWTON rir Smith & Sons - N/‘^ANA ‘ good safe, secure, steady posi­ 1337 after 6 p.m. THE THOMPSON House - residential area, near shopping WAPPING FOUR - rooms, 1965 MGB GOOD — mechanical prepared with carrier. $525. Remodeling, repairing, additions, second, third. All kinds. Realty MALE AND FEMALE ANIIIMAL tion. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main LARGE EIGHT-ROOM - Come see why! condiUon. Call 643-9521, 742-8288 Garden Products 50 Cottage St., centrally located, center, heat, hot water, glassed porch, garage, heat, hot Phone 6466483 after 5 p.m. rec rcwms, porches and roofing, statewide. Credit rating un­ Love and Kisses, Love, St., Manchester Colpnial fireplace, large lawn, Directions: North on Ver­ after 6 p.m“. ' necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ WEAVERS FREE KITTENS - Box trained, large, pleasantly furnished refrigerator, stove, heated gar­ water, stove, ample closets. Quiet No jofrioe-t too small. Call 6483144. Lee, Glenn, Bonnie Beast two black and white females, one CORN, TOMATOES rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for age. i^^lts preferred, $175. parking area. Pleasant con­ responsible couple. No pets, no non St., left on Scott Drive. 26” GIRL'S COLUMBIA - tial, quick arrangements. Alvin venient location. Working adults. 1967 PONTIAC GTO - red, black and Scott PART-TIME - 1830 hours long haired gray male. 643-9709. cucumbers, peppers, squash overnight and permanent guest monthly, security. Write Box D. children. $215. References, Fourth right off Scott Drive is bicycle, single speed, excellent DORMERS, garages, porches, Lundy Agency. 527-7971, 100 MACHINE OPERATORS % weekly, $2.-$3. hourly. Ideal (or 21 6482880. top, good condition. 646-1477. Constitution Pla;"laza, Hartford. onions, cabbage and fruit rates. Manchester Herald. security. October 1st. 644-1665. condition, $40. 64853M rec‘rooms, room additions, second shifters. Hours after 12 Angel Street, Manchester. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dearborn Drive. Look for Evenings, 233-6879. We will train qualified applicants. Company paid fringe benefits CongratulationsLongrf Happy Birthday KITTENS- Call 6483073. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, midnight. Call 569-0630. CHARMING DUPLEX - 6 MANCHESTER - 7-rooi Business Locations- signs. 1%7 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - HONDA 1971 — Electric start, and good wages. Alternating shifts. ELLE LIBITZKY to a WonderfulID, Daughter MANCHESTER — Large, clean siding, general repairs. Quality GENTLE BLACK - female PICK YOUR — own tomatoes, furnished room, maid service. rooms, no garage. Adults, no Colonial, family room, garage For Rent 67 excellent condition. '647-1551 after mint condition, driven less than workmanship. Financing MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd and SHARON EILEEN $250 monthly. Frechette & Ma 6 p.m. WOMAN NEEDED - part-time kitten. Also a male rapscallion. bring containers, 21 Angel Street, 649-2813. pets. $165. Seen by appointment. 500 miles. $525. Call 6489266. available. Economy Builders, mortgages — interim financing — RICHARD HATHAWAY for printing plant, typing and tin. ^47-9993. ^gQ Your Home May Be expedient and confidential ser­ Love, We love them very much and will Manchester. 6487744. MAIN STREET Ideal 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA - Inc., 6436159, 8780647. evenings. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. On your engagement Mommy, Daddy, miscellaneous work, mornings. part with them only to people ROOM FOR — gentleman, quiet, office for real estate, etc. Heat, Taken In Trade HONDA 1971 - SL 125, 700 mjles, vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 648 31 Cooper Hill SL Manchester, Conn. two-door, power brakes and Love, Donna and Debbie Call 647-1311. who have great fondness for cats. Household Goods 51 convenient location. 224 Charter SPACIOUS CLEAN - 8room O ut Of Tow ri- $160. Security. Call 6482426 9 to 5 excellent condition, color grleen. MASONRY— All types of stone, 5129. Keith and Lynn MaiMarie ^ F o r R ent 66 steering. Good running condiUon. 8726636. 649-9780. Oak Street, 643-8368 apartment, plenty, of closets, p.m. BELFIORE Asking $350. 643-6929. brick fireplaces, walls, concrete PART-TIME PRINTING — press DELUXE WASHER — and gas appliances, utilities extra. Securi­ steps, siaewalks. No job too Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted 35 man needed for Manchester print STAFFORD SPRINGS - 20 AGENCY ' GREEVES 250 SCRAMBLER - FREE KITTEN - male, fluffy dryer, avocado, like new. Was LIVING ROOM - with ty, references. No singles. $165 THREE-ROOM corner office small. Free estimates. Over 20 shop, prefer retired man, ex­ iSeautiful walnut and smoke over $500, now $300 for both. Call connecting bedroom in quiet monthly. 6485946. West Street, new 3-rrom unit in suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 REALTORS - 647-1413 1964 CHRYSLER POWER - new engine, new clutch, new years experience. After 5 p.m. THRIVING PIZZA Shop in the brakes, power steering, snow CARPENTER WANTED YOUNG EXCITING - DEMONSTRATORS EARN - perience necessary. Call 647-1311. pattern, 8 weeks. Will deliver. after 3 p.m., 6^4289. home for working gentleman. brick and stone garden apartment Main St., Phone 643-4846. knobbys. Call 644-8811. 6481870. 644-2975. center of town, well established, building. Total electric. Range, tires and wheels. $300. Phone 647- (Rough and Finish) aggressive real estate company $200 in toys and gifts plus 643-9358 evenings...... Central. References required. MANCHESTER Dellwe 2- goxxi equipment, good lease. CaU WANTED WOMAN - to Uve in refrigerator, disposal, basement, DUPLEX 7-7, Excellent 1539 after 6 p.m. Bill Rood at T. J. Crocket, seeking full or part-time agents. minimum of $250 cash for 20 MOVING MUST - sell, only six 649-7410. bedroom townhouse, includes CALL T.J. Oockett, Realtor at ROOM additions, dormers, Experienced preferred but will nights work. Demonstrate and do cooking and housekeeping Articits For Salt months old, complete household heat, appliances, carpet^ ^ full laundry and storage area. Adults 643-1577 , for office space. All investment possibility if bought garages, add a levels, roofing, Realtors, 6481577, IH t 004 AtXIUM HOUSE only, no pets, $125 monthlu, $1M with 7-room Colonial. Possible I71i II-. 4 Laurene's top line. No cash in­ for elderly lady. Free room and furnishings. All in excellent con­ newly private basement. $2^ per shapes and sizes and prices. New 1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST - 2- Services Offered 12 tram the right person. Age no NICE AIRY - - room, J. siding, foundations. Low, low 2 bilki ^ barrier. Please call 875-0744 for vestment. Call collect 1-491-2100 board, plus salary. Weekends off. GARAGE SALE - Saturday; dition. 6487572. renovated, for elderly person. month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, lease security. Call James and old. Let us know your commercial property, 250x175 door, standard shift, 35,000 miles, prices. Bank financing. Add-A- CHEF'S RESTAURANT - Main under warranty until 50,000. $1,- appointment. before 5 p.m. Also broking par- 6483761 or 8781677 after 6 p.m. Sunday, 9-5, 63 Erie St. Call 6485592. 643-4535. or 6481021. Gessay, at 875-0134. demands, we will do everything lot A rare opportunity. Hutchins SHARPENING Service — Saws, Level Dormer, 289-0449. . Street, Manchester. $3,000 down, Agency, 6485324. 075. 643-8840. knives, axes, shears, skates, balance in weekly payments at *1^ ties, top hostess benefits. Manchester. DINING ROOM - round table, for you except make the WOMEN PART - time for solid maple, one leaf, $35r" Call ROOM IN — residential area, MANCHESTER AREA - Four- ROCKVILLE - Eastbrook payments. rotary blades. Quick service. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 77c interest. ExMnenCed only. iai____ , 1970 VOLKSWAGEN NEEDS - STENOGRAPHER cleaning and kitchen aide. Apply INTERESTED IN - hooking? 643-4027. Oak St. area, East Hartford, 3 room modern apartment, Apartments, on bus line. New 3- MANCHESTER Vicinity - Oean Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main remodeling, additions, roofing, Little security, ideal opportunity fdeal for high ...... unit in brick one story 5‘a-roorn ranch with rec room, body work. Call Steve, 644-2983. . Hours daUy 7:38 for anyone who likes restaurant school student. Apply in person. CORRESPONDANCE - and 12-4, Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Due to 111 health, must sell all ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• miles from Pratt Whitney. Call available immediately, with heat, MANCHESTER - 100,000 St., ^fenchester. 1 Call David Patria, South Wind­ materials, cutters, frames, wool, garden apartment building. Total carpets, swimming pool, on one 5, Thursday 7:389, Saturday, business. Reason for sale, Treasure Shop, Manchester Shop­ record keeping", light dictation, St. G a rd e n P roducts 50 568-4383. hot water, appliances, carpeting, square feet, will divide. Suitable sor, 644-1796. form letters. Prefer full-time, but etc. Can be seen at 672 Forest St. air-c-onditioning optional, parking electric, range, refrigerator, dis­ fo r manufacturing and acre lot. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ 1963 MGB.— new top, clutch, 7:384. M3-1K8. retiring. ping Parkade. GIRL FRIDAY - secretary Ures, silver. Best offer over $500. will consider less. Insurance and Elast Hartloid. and laundry. $190 monthly. 649- posal, basement laundry and warehouse. 1-748-5634. cy, 649-5324, WES ROBBINS caipentry part-time. Responsible gal with storage. Adults only, absolutely . 644-1294. TAVERN FOR — sale. Cooper pension benefits. Apply Hartford 2871, 6480882. TWO Handymen want a variety remodeling speciaUst. AddiUons, good skills to assist executive In GARAGE SALE - Odds and no pets, $135 monthly, $135 lease- MANCHESTER — Ideal 8rrom of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Street, Manchester. For.par- BABYSITTER WANTED - my Despatch, Mrs. Danlse, 9 a.m. to FRESHLY PICKED IMICTOR'S OFFICE - Spacious, rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, home, days, vicinity St. Bridget's 3 p.m., 5289551. We are an equal small office. Hours flexible, ends, some furniture, gas stove, MANCHESTER - One-bedroom security. Call James J. Gessay, at air conditioning, heat, parking, starter home, kitchen has* oven 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - navy atUcs, cellars cleaned. Lawns and bathrooms, kitchens*; 6483446. UciUars call 6482248. blue, sunroof, radio, two. new QUALIFICATIONS: Pride in work, desire to contribute to new Church, 646-5696. j opportunity employer. evenings. Inquire 6481442 7-9 refrigerator. 46 Devon Dr., Townshouse, private entrances, 875-bl34. excellent location. 649-1680, 648 and range, and huge dining area, gardener's service. CaU 6485305. 644- NATIVE VEGETABLES tires, excellent condiUon. $1,400. THRIVING RESTAURANT - building technology. Effective carpentry experience. p.m. Manchester, 9-1, Sunday. full basement, includes heat and .’1549. 14x24' fireplaced living room, 3 or LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened HEBRON ELEGANT - 2- more bedrooms. Owner anxious. CaU 6489918 after 5 p.m. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Central, modern. Owner moving, EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE 2948. tomatoes, Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, appliances, $200 per month. Paul new homes custom built, DENTAC HYGENIST- position — Laborers, over 18. Full-time or HAIRDRESSERS WANTED — w. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, or bedroom apartment, full Resort Property- $23,500. Wolverton Agency, moving large a[^liances. Burning remodeling, additions, rec rooms, only reason for sale. For details, Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh 1963 CORVAIR CONVER’HBLE available in progressive preven- part-time Saturdays. $2.50 per full or part-time. Apply at Cut YARD SALE Saturday, Sept 6481021. (^quipped kitchen, dishwasher, F o r R ent 68 Realtors, 6482813. barrels delivered. $4. 644-1775. garages, kitchens remodeled, Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, Native Fruit. tive practice. 20)he nours per week. hour plus overtime. Grantland ______and CurlBirautylySl/ Stu(i)o,------25 Maple 9th, Sunday, Sept, 10th, from 10 disposal, stove, refrigerator, wall- — needs battery, running condi­ bath tile, cement work. Steps, 647-1413. . Uon, $100 or best offer. t^U 648 A. F. EDWARDS CO. Please call 2289461 for further Nursery. Call 643-0669. Street, Rockville, or call 878371 a.m. to 0 p.m., 321 Lake Rd LOOKING for anything in real to-wall carpeting, air con­ INDIAN SUMMER - Cape Cod, FOUR-BEDROOM - Dutch CARPENTER available, days, dormers. Residential or commer­ Information. ditioning. Magnificent view. iving room, 3868. Private Instructions 32 357 EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. Andover Lake. BUCKLAND FARMS estate rental — apartments, Chatham. Two-bedroom nicely style Colonial, 24' llvini evenings, weekends. AddiUons, cial. CaU 649-4291. NIGHT RATE - man with Children welcome, $210. Heat excellent re sldentlal alterations, repairs. No job too DRIVERS WANTED - to drive knowMge of NE and MA tanfls. Comer Adams and Tolland Tpke. homes, multiple dwellings, no furnished heated cottage. \ j 547-1852 SEWING MACHINE TAG SALE - Cedar Swamp Rd. and lights included. D. J Henry neighborhood, garage. Only 136,- 1968 FORD FALCON - Futura, small. Free estimates. Call FREE YOGA — instructions. school buses In the town of Call Bill Irving. Nelson (Opposite Celdor’s) fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Walking distance to Nantucket N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry Contact: Jim Tine operators. Experienced only. Manchester. Call John S

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/, PAGE FOURTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchater, Conn., 8at„ 8«pt. 9,1972- PAGE nFTE E N Out of Town-For Salt Out of Town-For Salt 75 Out of Town-For Salt 75 Wantad-Raal Etfafa 77 C o v e n try BOLTON CIRCA - 1 ^ . T olland room Colonial with four batta, 6 VERNON 128,500 - 6-room SELLING your home or acreage? CLASSIFIED bedrooms, huge stone fireplace, Cape, 3-4 bedroomii private ' For prompt friendly service, call garage and tool room, one acre enclosed % acre lot. Country Louif Dimock Realty, 649-98^. Streambelt Plan Warranty Deeds Filed lot with pool. $47,900. Fiano VERNON & VICINITY kitchen^ GE stove, Kitchen-Aid Agency, 646-2677. _____ dishwaiher, refrigerator. Ex­ ALL CASH for your property Fifty warranty deeds were filed Also, Henry A. Jr; and Mary B. ADVERTISING SUPERB VALUES OFFERED BY cellent Khools. 876-3922 for ap­ wlhin 24 Hours. Avoid red tape. Demlng to Raymond N. and Don­ Draws Opposition with the town clerk during COLUMBIA THREE - bedroom pointment. Instant service. Hayes Agency, C. B.QOVANG AGENCY August. na T. Qilcky of South Windsor, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINQ DEPT. HOURS Ranch on % acre lot. Finished 6464)131. 2;30 In the Ubrary. The pubUc Tolland’s future, as visualized Alvin R. Goodin to Howard W. property on the southerly fine of 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. rec room in basement, large 2-car COVENTRY NORTH - River meeting will feature a presenta­ MLS •<- REALTORS NOW ALSO SERVICING by the town plan advisory com­ and Ruth N. Pfeifer of Rt. 31; Webster Blit Homes, Inc. garage with screened-ln patio. Road. 3-bedroom Ranch, 8 years OUT OF TOWN - buyer wants 3- tion of the film, "Cruising Down Manchaitar, South Windsor and Vicinity mittee, will be described in a Mansfield, property on High St.; to Albert L. and Sandra A. Five minutes from lake. Call old, finished rec room, wall-to- bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will pay the Hockanum.” COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. wall carpeting, large b^uUfully to $28,000. Call Paul W. brochure to be prepared soon, by Gilbert A. and Edith S. Warren to Klopfer of Holyoke, Mass., U;00 NOON QAT BEFORE PUBLICATION Starkey Realty, 643-8734. “P The Tollander’s Square Dance, landscape lot, buUt-ins, plus Eiougan, Realtor, 643-4535. the committee and consulting John F. Gatski of Coventry, property in Tiffany Eistates; Deadline for Saturday and Monday le 18:00 Noon Friday Club will hold its first dance of RANCH—6 roomi, aluminum tiding, 2 baths, firaplaca, formal much more. Must sell, r^uced town planners, Northeast property on Cassidy Hill Hd.; Susan CooUdge Peck to Ronald the fall season, Friday at 8 p.m. dining, aat-ln kitdian, ovan-ranga, dishwasher and disposal, for fast sale. Lloyd Odell Broket, SELLING YOUR - home? Call Development Co. Matthew M. Moriarty to Matthew H. and Jeannine V. Theriault of in the Hicks Memorial School Y (M i; j sundack, 1,300 sq. ft, IV t acrasi $34,900. 649-3237. Hagler Real Estate. We are The committee met this week M. Moriarty Jr. of Manchester, Walnut Trail, property in Water­ TOUB COOPERATION WIIX n i A l 1 For your Art and Paint looking for lisUngs. 643-6624. gym. A free fun night for BE APPRECIATED MIMIa I I to review streambelt locations property near Rt. 31; Matthew front Manor; Elm Industiia, Gall S lM tlR ( 1 I 1/ I V ! BASKIN NORTH COVENTRY - 3- beginners, will be sponsored by 10% O FF throughout the town, which will M. Moriarty to Matthew M, Inc. to LaCava Construction Co. Supplies, stop in at... RAISED RANCH—7 rooms, 2 ‘A baths, 2 firplacas, 8 badrooms, bedroom Cape, I'/k baths, laun­ SELLING YOUR - property? the club on Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. in f i l 7 O A fiC be used as part of the foundation Moriarty Jr„ property on Rt. 31 of Wethersfield, property in All regular- priced merohan- I l l - i llU M i I rltlc Real Estate panalad family room, sundack, all built-ins, V* acra lot, 2-car dry, storage, finished rec room, Call us first. We'll buy your home the Meadowbrook School gym. Continued From Preceding Page " T h H i'i no homo Ilk* tho on* for the open space portion of the and Lake Wangumbaug. (Coventry Hills; LaCava Construc­ ' disc. Sales and fair traded ^ FREE garaga, $35,900. acre, end of quiet cul-de-sac, immediately at a (air price, all The Land Trust Study Com­ E. A. JOHNSON you own.” $31,500, Owner. 742-8671, cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539. plan. Also, David Hurwit, Edward tion (Co. to Elm Industries of Houses For Sale merchandise excluded. For deteUo on Senior Oltlsona PINE mittee will meet Tuesday night at 72 Arruda Realty. Residents of the South River Scott and Irving M. ^ p i r o to Hartford, property in Coventry Qold Card privUegeo. 8 at the home of Atty. Arnold COVENTRY-14-acri farm, 7-room Rd. area attended the meeting, Richard A. and Karen M. Hendel, Hills. PAINt GO. HI-RANCH—6V5 rooms, stained woodwork, front dock 4x20, Sbarge. Ib>bin Grcle, to finalize HAPPY ADS PHARMACY Capa, 4 larga out bulldinp, itraam. ONE TO -- four-family homes objecting to tentative proposed four lots in Hemlock Point; Ray­ Also, Renaud J. and Maureen HOUSE ru MAIN STREET wooded loti Appliances, stone firaplaca, 1 Vi baths, 2-car garaga, details of the proposed bylaws $50,000. urgently needed. Buyers demand future development of the area mond L. and JoAnn B. Dimmock F. Laprise to Paul S. and Mary B. . J. Watson Beach Real Estate Co. 12x21’ family room, carpeted. $36,900. NOTICE action. Call the Paul J. Correnti around the Exit 100 interchange and to approve the format of a Goss of ECast Hartford, property & HALE MANCHESTER LIOOEH DRUG To our GUSTONBURY-Reducad $33,900. to Tom B. and Geraldine Gillung Announces with pleasure MANCHESTER PARKADE Senior Citizens Agency now 643-5363. of 1-86. The residents claimed the descriptive brochure detailing the of John Hand, Ruth Gloria Stan­ MS MAIN STBEEi; M M M l Sii-room Dutch Colonial. 3 bodroomt, Town of Andover of W illim antic, one lot in intensified development of the goals of the trust. Lakewood Heights; F’hilip J. and ton and Marjory Jean Ottavi to the appoiniment of: over 80! I IH bathi, complataly radacoratad, RAISED RANCH—7 large rooms, 3 bedrooms, l ‘/i baths, big HEALTH CAPSULES® Tuesday night, the Welcome area would have an adverse effect Barbara W. Rosch to Charles G. Charles E. and Frances L. Funk beautiful lot. living room with bow window, formal dining, eat-in kitchen with by Mlch«fl A. Petll, M.D. Wagon Newcomers Club will hold Mrs. Peggy VPhitehead FREE CHECKING SERVICE f The audit report on the Town the existing neighborhood. Wallis Jr. of South Windsor, of (Coventry, r property on Old Courtesy and . . . If it's hardware, GLRSTONBURY-6-room Capo, IM ovan-ranga, dishwasher and refrigerator, large family room with its first monthly meeting of the of 357 Rosewood Lane, Bolton, to our Gold Card LManchester Tire of Andover for the fiscal year HsW CAtJ you KEEP PffoM They particularly objected to any property on the highway from Morgan Rd.; Charles B. and Bar­ SENIOR . . . Consideration acras, 3 badroomi, formal dinlnf authentic bam wood paneling, elevated bar, firaplaca and season, at 8 in the United we hove it! Senior CltUena ending June 30, 1972, is on file in FAUIH& AiUBp U)H£N widening of South River Rd, South Coventry to Willimantic; bara B. Lewis to James E. and as a representative in room, built-in hutch, clota to privata carpefing, sundeck and patio, garage. Child-safe street. $37,500. Congregational (Tiurch Educa­ given to Honors the Office of the Town Qerk, PFWJ1H6 ALONE on A The advisory committee will La Cava Construction Co. to Jay Sandra H. Noonan of Coventry, Manchester and adjoining towns. swimmini and tannii club. $32,500. Lo n e T n ip tion Building. The meeting is CITIZENS Senior Citizens at... Open Saturday • ■ 12 Noon Town Office Building, School 2 meet Sept. 20 to work out final D. an Anne M. F urca of property in Coventry Manor; Telephone 643-9886 MANCitESTCR (or your convenience Sonior Gitizons’ r0LLRND-2V) Krai - 9 room Road, Andover,'Connecticut. details of the plan prior to open to all women who have Vera M. and Peter J, Gunas to Railed Ranch, 2'/i bathi, 4 badroomi. RAISED RANCH—7 rooms, 1 V!i baths, 3 bedrooms, 1,415 sq. ft., Manchester, property in (Coven­ stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, appliances, family room, Dated at Andover, Connecticut preparation of the brochure sum­ moved into town within the past David L. Gunas of Willimantic, For prompt, courteous MAMCHESTER HARDWARE & Riklnf $65,000. try Hills; Sheldon S. Jones to Gold Cards carpeted, 2-car garaga, sundack, lovely wooded lot} $37,500. this 5th day of September, 1972. mary. three years. Raymond L. and JoAnn B. Dim- three lots in Gerald Park. TOLLAND-8-room Colonial, bam. The Tolland Eagles Pony J. Watson Beach Real Estate Co. service that will also SUPPLY CO. MANGHESTER Ruth K. Munson Meetings Scheduled mock of (Coventry, two pieces in Also, Lubin G. and Marie A. DRUG 295 BROAD ST. iprin|-lad pond, 50 acrei nait to League football team will host a Wheeler to Leonard L. Beaudry Hartford Office: 750 Main St. save you money —• 877 MAIN STREET Town Clerk The Tolland Volunteer Am­ Lakewood Heights. 717 MAIN STREET STATE BANK (Opposite Sears Roebuck) recreational area. $39,500. jamboree tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Over 45 years experience (XILONIAL—2,100 sq. f t of living area, 4 big bedrooms, 2'A bulance Association will hold its Also, John M. and Irene K. of Ellington, two lots in Gerald patronize these mer­ MANCHESTER IMl MAIN STREET VERNON-SVi-room Ranch, rlfht on Multiple Listing Service CALL baths, large closets, formal dining, big living room, eat-in kKchen, monthly meeting tomorrow night the high school, featuring teams Allen to Thomas G. and Park; Gennaro V. and Marie P. MANCHESTER 643-1161 Bolton Uko, 3 badroomi. Beautifully Agents for Nationwide Home Kinders chants. •49-4M1 •48-4428 self-cleaning oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. First-floor at 7;30 in the United from Blast Windsor, South Wind­ Elizabeth C. Paterson of Nicassio to Jane M. and Mary A. landicaped, $34,900. family room with firaplaca, beamed ceiling, paneling and LEGAL NOTICE Congregational Church Religious sor, Bolton and Tolland. Mansfield, property on Rt. 31; Habison of Waterfront Park, four 1 1 MRNCHESTER-8-room Colonial, 4 TTie Tolland Tornadoes midget NOW . . .No service charges carpeting, 2-car garage. Large lot with a view! $46,500. Notice is hereby given of the StT FttnTy of ntfogt. Education Duilding. Dr, Howard Annie M. Sadd to SUsan B. Allen lots in Waterfront Park; Cesare Apfdiaacet and TV Too! bedroomi, 2 flraplacai, 2-car at­ L iA 'im e . i> r o ? FRc«itBnn.v football team will participate in a Golden of any kind with CRT’s certification of party-endorsed Abbot will discuss the subject of of Coventry, one lot in Gerald Camilleri to Mary Cocolla of 'The town's leading tached larap, broakfait bar. Muit bt A n P U)Al K ARounP. PLAY MANCHESTER - Bowers MANCHESTER - 7-room Years Complimentary - 66 TREASURE SHOPPE candidates on the slate of the orthepedics. jamboree Sunday at 2 p.m. at Park; David Michael Branelle Sr. Hartford, two lots in Actors custom-built Cape, 10 years Checking Accounts, If you're leen. $52,000. VzJUR RAPio Loup AnP Stafford Springs. (Colony Estates; Stanley A. and School 6-room Cape with 3 Checking hdrdware store" JEWELERS Repulbican Party in the Town of or/iAnee ^VcTion^ fue^uLnU-y, The Tolland Public Ubrary and Lana Marie Wetherbee to bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen young, 100x200 lot, professionally 66 or Over. MANSFIELD-Ralied Ranch, 2‘A Association will hold its annual The VF’W kitchen has reopened Marie D. Ruthiewicz to Robert J. Accounts MANCHESTER PARKADE other listings available for your inspection. $22,900 to $95,000. Andover, Connecticut for elec­ William A. and Avis Ann Dunn of with oven and range, living room landscaped, large country blau bathi, 3 badroomi, carpatinf HaalHi Gipsulat givas halplul infonnation. meeting Monday afternoon at Friday nights according to Post and Jeannette J. Letoumeau of furniture Store'. tion as delegates to the Conven­ Bristol, property on Monument has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms. Asking No Service Charge. tbrou|hout, 2 flraplacai, 150i3S0 lot. Wt need listinp limnediatsly. Your horn* can b« sold if you list it It ii not intOfMlod tob« of * Aogoastk natura. Commander George Minor, South Windsor, 12 lots in Pine $28,900. Wolcott Real Estate, 56^ BUSH C ONNECrncUT tions of said Party specified Hall and Wall St. price range. $26,800. Wolverton Unlimited free money We honor area Senior $43,000. with The Qovang Agency. effective Sept. 15. The kitchen Lake Shores; FYed A. and Joyce Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. 8200, 647-1573. orders for Senior Cfltlzerui below. A list of the persons so Also, James A. and Carol)^ L. HARDWARE GO. B ank a Citizens with a 10% MANSFIELO-Inveifmonl Property, 3 will be open from 6 until 10 p.m. P. F’atten to Michael B. and with savings accounts. F orm erly KEITH’S endorsed as candidates is on file LEGAL NOTICE Boyle to William and leri G. 799 MAIN STREET houiei, live in one, rent others. 2 in my office, being the office of featuring steamers and other Wilson of Coventry, property on Judith A. Adamick of Granby, CAPE — $27,900 — Immaculate T rust Of Blanehester discount on all Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed 6-room Cape, bus line, 3 W E S T S ID E MANCHESTER acres close to UConn. $49,500. the Town (Jlerk, Town Office seafood, steaks and hamburgers. Monument Hill; John J. Tufano five lots in Gerald Park; LaCava VERNON '^116 Main Street candidates on the slate of the Republican Party in the Town of Take-out orders wiU be available (Constmetion Co. to (Jordon S. bedrooms plus den. Frenchette & 3 Branch Offices purchases. C. B.GOVANG Building. School Road, and to (jordon H. and Pamela Hill of NATIONAL BANK Often Dally tni 9 p.m. Manchester for election as delegates to the conventions of said party and Janice G. Danks of Blast Martin, Realtorsfv647-9993. New on the market, pre-war Cape just In Manctvester SOUTH WINDSOR-3-bedroom Ranch, MLS Realtors Post. Rd. Plaza copies thereof are available for by calUng the post home. East Hartford, one lot in VERNON CIRCLB Sat. tlU 6:30 specified below. A list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on Hartford, one lot in (Coventry off Center St., 6 rooms plus family laria kitchen, livini room with public distribution. School Lunches Hillcrest; Donna R. and Harold MANCHESTER 7-ROOM - Route 30, Vernon file in my office, being the office of the Town Clerk, 41 Center Street, MeadowbrojOk, Hicks and Mid­ room, I'A baths, attached (ara|e, small fireplace, 2-car carport, sertantd In 872-4165 55th Assembly District Conven­ T. Walsh to M.O.N.S. Inc. of Hills. Ca_pe, fireplace many extra lot. Sensibly priced to sell at $28,900. A../ S T A T E patio. $29,900. 643-9574 and copies thereof are available for public distribution. dle School . Monday, hot meatball Also, Walter B. and Alice M. GOLD CARDS ^We Carry a Full Line r g p i j j SdAMkHIki.M CIHTin tion Ellington, one lot in Lakeview features, near hospital, garage. For Photographic Needs and 10(1 PABM PIAU OI YHI4' grinder, pickled beets, carrot Cookson to Raymond L. Vemee Senior Citizens Gold 4th Senatorial District Conven­ CONVENTIONS Ter.; Violet Glendinning to Mer­ Immediate occupancy. Call now WELCOMED AT COVENTRY-6-room Ranch, ntw. 2Vt of Somers, one lot in Actors Help to Senior Cttlsens, of Touraine Paints and EAST HARTFORD - Ranch, 3 tion Third Senatorial District Convention sticks, fruit cup. ton Young of Coventry, two $25,500. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. T. J. CROCKEH baths, 1% acre, possible in-liw ip irf- VERNON-ELLINGTON - line. TuesElay, juice, hamburg gravy, (Colony , Joseph C. Williamson to Cords ore honored at SEE: bedrooms, kitchen, fireplace, Notice is also hereby given that Fourth Senatorial District Convention tracts of land by the highway Wallpaper Supplies. Offers Reduced menl. $34,900. Large modern five-bedroom mashed potatoes, cranberry Joan A. Barbella of Blast Hart­ MANCHESTER IDEAL - home Realtors— 643-1577 assumable mortgage. Quick oc­ a primary will be held on Ninth Assembly District Convention from Perkins Corner to Hop Cape, wooded lot, city utilities, sauce, peas, bread and butter, ford, one lot in (Jerald F’ark; and office combination. Six-room Admissions to Senior COVENTRY-New homes, 7-room I'A baths, Westinghouse dis­ cupancy. Asking $26,900. September 21, 1972 if a slate of Fourteenth Assembly District Convention River; Michael- T. Kearns to frosted brownies. Waldo C. Jr. and Josephine Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal MANCHESTER - 9 room NASSIFF SALEM NASSIFF Citizens on all fUm Raised Ranch. Low 30i. Eifht-room hwasher, Tappan range, disposal. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, candidates for any or all conven­ Notice is hereby given that a primary will be held on September Miner T. and Faith M, Vincent of PAUL'S Wednesday, pizza, tossed salad, DuCharme to Alfred J. and Don­ dining room, huge kitchen with handyman's delight. Only $22,- CAMERA A PHOTO SHOP PA IN T ft programs. Colonial, kitchen applianen. Mid 30s. Immaculate. Immediate oc­ 647-9993. tions is filed in accordance with 21 1972 if a slate of candidates for any or all conventions is filed in Coventry, several lots in Water­ pantry, 2-car garage. Immediate 629 MAIN ST. WALIPAPER SUPPLY jello with fruit., na M. Feinblatt of (Coventry, 500. Piano Agency, 646-2677. ARMS CO . 769 MAIN STREEtl MRNCHESTER-7‘/5-room Raised cupancy. Under 30. Meyer, Sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, accordance with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, of the General front Heights. occupancy. Low, low 30's. MANCHESTER Realtors, 643-0609, 649-5524. COVENTRY S45.000 Thursday, hamburger on roll, property in Coventry Manor; 991 MAIN STREET 646 MAIN STREET Enjoy Yourself — Ranch, \'h baths, kitchen with built- of the General Statutes. Statutes. Also, Harry C. and Jean New- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- MANCHESTER EXCELLENT 6 u - im potato chips, com, applecrisp. Donald H. and Carol A. Kennett Qet Out To See A Movie ins, family room with unusual Forms for petitions for filing combe to John and Gale Mainello 2813. — 7-room Colonial, immediate MI-9129 TOLLAND - PARTRIDGE - THE LOVE OF LIFE Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of a Friday, fish sticks, mashed to Roger H. and Eileen M. 191 MAIN STREET such candidacies by or on behalf of Bloomfield, property in occupancy, large family room, fireplace, porch and patio, 2-zono Lane, fiye-room, 3 bedroOm slate of enrolled Republican party members of other than party- potatoes, stewed tomatoes, LeFevre of (Coventry, property on 649-1666 Is in this 200 year old Cape, wide of a slate of enrolled Republican Lakewood Heights; Harry C. and aluminum siding, 2-car garage, heat, drapes, carpets, too many aitraa Ranch, family sized cabineted endorsed candidates may be obtained from Frederick E. Peck, gingerbread. Riley Mt. Rd.; Louis and Yiolet MANCHESTER floor boards, 4 w ^ in { fireplaces party members of other than Jean Newcombe to Joseph and nice yard. Frenchette & Martin GOLD CARD HOLDERS to mention. Don't miss this one it kitchen, disposal, range, Republican Registrar of Voters, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connec­ High school; Monday, hamburg Glendinning to State of (Connec­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 20% DISCOUNT orifinal h 'a i6 f\\V )io d w o r k and party-endorsed candidates may Philomena MaraschieWo, one lot Realtors. 647-9993. 10% DISCOUNT FREE CHECKING $42,500. refrigerator, washer, dryer, wall- ticut Instructions for filing such a slate of candidates are contained in gravy, mashed potatoes, parslied ticut, property on Babcock Hill Owner leavini country. Must sell their BOLTON to-wall carpeting, color TV plaster, plus *or|eout barn with be obtained from Else W. Stiens, in Lakewood Heights; LaCava To All Qold Card Holders ACCOUNTS to Senior Citizens all day 1 0 % Part I, Instruction Page, of the petition form, copies of which are carrots, applesauce, Rd.; LaCava Cons^uction Co. to 6-room Colonial with lar{e rooms. MANCHESTER IMMEDIATE- COVENTRY-6-room Ranch, dis remains. Attached garage. Lot electricity on approt. 35 acres. For an Republican Registrar of Voters, available in said Registrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the petition Constmetion Co. to (Clifford J. Monday and Tuesday, on most Items. appointment call Tony INasil, 649- Tuesday, Italian grinder, Albert G. and Joan 1^. Andrukitis, Three bedrooms and family room with occupancy can be yours in this PHARMACY hwasher, fan and disposal, 3 100x252’. Asking $30,000. Listings School Road, Andover. Connec­ and Kathleen L. Qine of (Coven­ to all Senior Cltisena at 1:30 - 4:30 Wednesday, form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a potato chips, hot bean salad, property in (Coventry Hills; Harry wife-pleasini kitchen, I'A baths. lovely Raised Ranch in excellent any of our branches. Route 44A See our other specials bedrooms, (am fe, l'/< acres, $34,900 appreciated. Austin Chambers ticut. Instructions for filing such deposit of $15 for each such candidate must be filed with said try, one lot in (Coventry Hills; neighborhood. Large fireplaced Thursday and Friday. Realtor, MLS, 643-2325, 872-6618. peaches. C. and Jean B. Newcombe' to Future conversion possible. Only at the Notch VERNON-8-room Cape, 2 full baths a slate of, candidates are con­ Registrar. A petition for an opposing slate containing the required Mabel and Lillian M. Sheridan to living room, dining room, kitchen TiH BARROWS AND WALUCE Ca. Wednesday, spaghetti with Howard J. Hansen of Hartford, Robert and Lucille J. Winkel of $29,900. Call today, 649-5306. with built-ins rec room, 2-car HARTFORD livini room with fireplaco, VERNON tained in Part I, Instruction Page, number of signatures of enrolled Republican party members in said Coventry, three lots in Lakewood Atattan - MIS meat sauce, green beans, cheese two tots in Waterfront Park; garage, maintenance free Open Monday • Saturday 9-9, BRAY'S bedrooms, enclosed patio, |ara|e Manchailar Paihada, Minch. 643-S306 of the petition form, copies of town or part of a town must be filed with said Registrar of Voters not ( im f f T s NATIONAL HIGH AND DRY wedge, apple crisp. Thomas F. and Dorothy M. Heights. aluminum siding, large lot. Sundays and HcJldaya 9-1 JEWELERS $32,900. which are available in said later than 4 P.M. on September 9, 1972. Thursday, oven-fried chicken, • •• B&W ••• K rj- ’J » M [II BANK 1.7 acre buildinf lot. Lott of trees in a Kenney to Kenneth M. Hastings The BARROWS RND WRLLRCE Co Priced reduced, call today. Sen­ 797 MAIN ST. Registrar's office. Prior to ob­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 6th day of September, mashed potatjttes, cranberry X 244 Center St., Blaaehester MANCHESTER BOLTON—2',4 acres, site for pond quiet tKtion. Lots of privacy. Build BOLTON LAKE — area. Lovely of Coventry, three lots in I RmKots - MLS try Real Estate, 289-4331. and Trust Co. 6-room Cape. Top condition in­ taining the petition form, the P o lic e Solve 643-0165 freed lot, $11,000. that dream house you have always 1972. sauce, peas;-whip and chill. Hemlock Point: Robert Francis Minchtsftr firkodt. Mindi. S43-5306 MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester Phone: 646-1966 side and out. Large landscaped consent of each candidate to be / EDWARD TOMKIEL Friday, fish sticks, french fries, DESIRABLE PRINCETON — wa'rted for. Minutes from thoppinf proposed therein plus a deposit of and Martha Garrepy to Michael Nuptial Rush BOLTON-6-room Ranch, 2 full baths. yard, garage, carpeting. Owner Town Clerk com, fruit cup. MANCHESTER FIRST - Ume Street. Absolutely immaculate and 1-86. Use your plant or ours. For $15 for each such candidate must E. Lepter of Coventry, one lot in Colonial with garage on lovely 3 larie bedrooms, 2 firepiKes, pond, $29,500. 649-8409. on the market. Six-room Custom more details call Jon Jennin|s. Only be filed with said Registrar. A (Coventry Manor. UNIONTOWN, Pa. (AP) - It tre ^ , landscaped lot. Front-to- Inquire for details at pool, 2Vi acres, barn, beautiful treed built Cape with full dormer, for­ Known for Quality ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE THE FOL­ $6800. was a quiet night at the police back fireplaced living room, love­ lot. Only $38,500. petition for an opposing slate mal dining room, with chair rail, our store. Open Mon. - SOUTH WINDSOR containing the required number HOMEATLASrr Also, Mark and Helen Ross to station until Paul Edwards family sized kitchen, living room ly formal dining room, sunny Fomaus far Service LOWING: Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, Inc., Billie’s Beauty ••• B&W ••• LEGAL NOTICE BOLTON—Duplei 5-5, 2 bedrooms, of signatures of enrolled JACKPOT, Nev. (AP) - FYancis E. and Mary M. Bisson of walked in and announced he with fireplace, 3 huge bedrooms, kitchen. Preferred Bowers Sat. 9-9:30, Sun. 9 - 8 m BARROWS AND WaiUCE Co. Immaculate 6-room Ranch, custom- Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed Shop, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc., Conn. Institute of Hairdressing, Coret full basement, |ara|e, quiet street, Republican party members in This &eflrmunity, with a (Coventry, property on Marrow wanted to gel married. l ‘/2 baths. Beautiful condition. School area. Mint condition, im­ RtlHori — MLS built with many eitras, livini room, candidates on the slate of the Democratic Party in the Town of mediate occupancy. Belfiore Manchostor P ifkidt, Minch. 643-530* populatioh of about 500, has Rd.; Dayid J. and Margaret M. •'Fine," said the desk sergeant, Low 30's. Wolverton Agency, $40,500. brick fireplace and bay window, larie said town must be filed with said Manchester for election as delegates to the conventions of said party Agency, 647-1413. Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land O’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady NORTHWAY Please call about other listinp had an airport, a school, a golf (Callahan to Laurence W. and "go right ahead," Realtors, 649-2813. kitchen with oven-ran|e and dis­ Registrar of Voters not later than specified below. A list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on course, a supper club and sorne PHARMACY BOLTON OVERSIZED - 4 P.M. on September 9, 1972. Diane D. Smith of West Hartford, But Edwards said he wanted to Beauty Salon, Manchester High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland custom built Flanch on 2'/2 acres. hwasher, oversized dinin| room area, file in my office, being the office of the Town Clerk. 41 Center Street, motels, but now is having its one lot in Coventry Manor; FYan­ MANCHESTER 5-ROOM - 230 N. MAIN ST. BASKIN Dated at Andover, Connecticut, have the ceremony there and 936 MAIN STREET Ideal for family with horses. 3 bedrooms, I'/r baths, partially and copies thereof are available for public distribution. first permanent house built. In cis E. and Mary M. Bisson to expandable Flanch. Convenient The Florist, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, (Next to Top Notch) this 5th day of September, 1972. then, in the police station, and FOREST HILLS MANCHESTER Quiet, friendly neighborhood. finished rec room, attached |ara|e, 1954, the com m unity was John Cameron and Kathleen location. Near bus. park-like yard Real Estate Ruth K. Munson, CONVENTIONS formed when some residents bolted outside, returning a few with garage. Beautiful fireplaced Me have many fine wooded lots stilt Urfcanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincents Food Haven, Sam Yuyles. Close to new 1-84. Louis Dimock 100x300' secluded lot. $34,500. 646-4610 Bolton Branch, Rt. 44-A Third Senatorial District Convention from Idaho moved here when Anne Docherty of Manchestgr, minutes later with His blushing living room. Formal dining room. available for you to choose from for Realty, 649-9823. U&R REALTY CO., INC. Town Clerk 647-9119 647-9110 F'ourth Senatorial District Convention slot machines had been property on Forge Rd.; Danute bride-to-be. Ask Len Ferri. Hurwit & Simons your New Custom Built Home. Call us Robert D. Murdock. Realtor Ninth Assembly District Convention V. and John L. Liutermoa to Realtors, 646-1117 or 289-9525. EAST HARTFORD — outlawed in Idaho. But the new After introducing her around and we will be most happy to help you 643-2692 F’ourteenth Assembly District Convention residents lived in trailers and Jack C. and Margaret J. Myles of and assuring the officers he was pick your new home site and design a Manchester line. Enjoy lower MATHER STREET - six-room Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale Out of Tow n-For Sale 75 taxes in this beautiful 7-room Notice is hereby given that a primary will be held on September mobile homes — no houses West Hartford, northerly line of serious, Edwards asked that they home that fits your needs. BOLTON TWO — for the money; VERNON 5>2 ROOM — Ranch, "with foundations” — until highway leading from Andover find a magistrate or preacher to Cape, 1 Vz baths, shed dormer, .Two duplexes, 4-4, with garages, Split-Level. Living room, dining LEGAL NOTICE 19, 1972. if a slate of candidates for any or all conventions is filed in room, large eat-in kitchen with built-in oven and range, wall-to- now. town line to Wright's Mill. brick front, rear enclosed porch. RANCH 6 — rooms, eat-in MANCHESTER ROAD - RAISED RANCH - 8 rooms, buy them together or separately. accordance with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, of the General perform the wedding. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - All VERNON — 50 miles view, I built-ins, 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, wall carpet throughout, large Notice i.s hereby given of the Hot water oil heat. Immediate U & R REALTY CO., INC. kitchen, formal dining room, immaculate five-room Ranch, 3 large modem eat-in kitchen, for­ Quality construction refuiflected m ‘/2 treed lot, excellent area, im­ Statutes. occupancy. Priced for quick sale. brick, ten rooms, four large acres, hill top estate, 2400 .square fireplace, paneled family room, certification of party-endorsed Robert D. Murdock, Realtor first-floor laundry room, 3 large bedrooms, carpeted living room bedrooms, beautiful entrance mal dining room, 2'/j baths, 2 unusually low heating costs. For maculate condition. $26,900. B’orms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of a $25,900. Ken Ostrinsky. 643-1333. bedroomi. 2 full bSths, all foot brick Ranch. Excellent area garage, beautiful yard. Many ex­ candidates on the slate of the 643-2692 with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, foyer. Two fireplaces, 2'/* baths, fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall-to- $54,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. details Fiano Agency, 646-2677. Owner-agent 875-3471. ______slate of enrolled Democratic party members of other than party- appliances and carpet included, tras. Upper 30's. Owner, 568-5361. Democratic Party in the Town of brick front. Attached garage. two-car garage. Sun-porch, in wall carpeting, 2-car garage with endorsed candidates may be obtained from Herbert J. Stevenson, aluminum siding, garage, acre Lovely wooded lot Merritt Agen­ electric doors. Many other extras. VERNON IMMACULATE - 3- Andover. Connecticut for 4lec- mint of condition. Philbrick NORTH COVENTRY - 7-room BOLTON Democratic Registrar of Voters, 41 Center Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER $17,900 - Older lot. $34,(KX) Philbrick Agency, cy 646-1180. Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. Three years old. $43,900. bednxim Ranch, close to schools, lion as delegates to the Conven­ MANCHESTER 9-room Colonial, needs some Realtors, 646-4200. Cape, I'x baths, sunporch, acre Don't miss seeinf this 6-room Ranch, tions of said Party specified Connecticut. Instructions lor filing such a slate of candidates are Philbrick Agency, 646-4200, land. Only $26,500. Goodchild- conveniences, yet rural setting. Mail In Your BARRY RD/:^EInbinder built, 6-room COVENTRY decorating and some work. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Must be seen. $27,500. O'Donnwl plus a finished rec room, 3 bedrooms, below A.list of the persons so contained in Part 1. Instruction I’age. of the petition form, copies of Cape, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, rec TWO FAMILY - 5-4, Bartlett Realty. 742-6736 . 643- Frechette & Martin Realtors. MANCHESTER 9 - room immaculate condition Lots-Land For Sale 73 Agency, 875-8647. Lar|e 7 -room Colonial, spacious front living room' with fireplace, dinini endorsed as candidates is on file which are available In said Registrar's office. Prior to obtaining the room. Only $30,900. 2098, 569-1744, 643-7887 647-9993 handyman's delight. Only $22,- thrrjughout, new roof, exterior to back livint room with fireplace, room "L", kitchen with built-ins, in my office, being the office of petition form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein 500 Fiano Agency, 646-2477. MANCHESTER Aniwtr to Prtviouf Puzile lar{e kitchen with built-ins, den or m WOODSIDF ST.—Shannon built, 5'/;- recently painted. Good invest­ MANCHESTER - Five acres, 3'z carpelint, I ' l baths, plus a bonus the Town Clerk. Town Office plus a deposit of $15 for each such candidate must be filed with said MANCHESTER $21,900 - Two- New .litting—5'/i-room Ranch with a acres commercial zoned, with dininr room, 4 bedrooms, l'/> baths, feature with this 16Y34' in-the-tound room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, ment and return. Secondary Musicale Building. School Road, and Registrar. A petition for an opposing slate containing the required C lassified Ads! farnily, 5-5 zone industrial. MANCHFISTER LOVELY - 7- large paneled rec room; 3 bedrooms, 250' frontage. Seconds from aluminum sidin{. Over one acre of oversized (ara{e, closed-in porch financing available. Close to bus m swimmint pool with a lar^e cement copies thereof are available foi; number of signatures of enrolled Democratic party members in said Frechette & Martin Realtors, roorn Colonial, 3 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, roofny line $32,500 Philbrick Agency. Route 15 Woverton Agency land. X (ood buy at only $24,000. ACROSS 3 Percussion i patio. One acre lot. Priced lor quick town or part of a town must be filed with said Registrar of Voters not Immaculate. Only $32,900. 647-9993 carpeted living room and dining kitchen. 2 baths, buill-lns, screened Realtors. 646-42()0 Realtors, 649-2813. public distribution. 1 W ind instrument sale $31,500. room, paneled den, large kitchen porch, carport and carpeting makes 55tb Assembly District Conven­ later than 4 P.M on September 9. 1972 MANCHESTER NEW - listing with pantry Two-car garage in s tru m e n t 4^ S ta g s U & R REALTY C0„ INC. U&R REALTY CO., INC. tion Dated at Manchester. Connecticut, this 6th day of Septetriber. ARRUDA REALTY this truly a good buy at only $32,500. CAPE SIX — rooms, large eat-in (ab .) 5 C u rv e d Highland E.stales (jorgeous 11- Lovely wooded lot Merritt Agen­ kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms one acre m o ld in g Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 4tli Senatorial District Conven­ in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: 644-1539 Lou Arruda room U & R Ranch, 7 bedrooms, A F r e n c h ------1972. cy, 646-1180 lot with privacy. Walk-out base­ BUILDING LOTS 8 M usical 6 M elt d o w n 643-2692 643-2692 tion EDWARD TOMKIEL formal dining room, 3 full baths, U $ R REALTY CO., INC. ment. $27,500 Philbrick Agency. c h a ra c te r 7 B o r n MANCHESTER EVENING’ HERALD 2 fireplaces, large family room Notice is also hereby given that Town Clerk RANCH 5‘'2 ROOMS - plus Robert 0. Murdock. Realtor Realtors, 646-4200. 12 O ne o r m ore 8 Approaches a primary will be held on finished basement and laundry with bar. 2-car garage, hTige in- CARPENTER ROAD Rockledce—Mountain Road. Top of 13 A w ry 9 O rd e r (L atin ) 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 ground swimming pool. Must be 643-2692 hill, only lot available, city utilities, 14 A ssam 10 B o u n d September 19, 1972 if a slate of room, all town facilities, half Deluie' 2-«tory practically new home, COLONIAL 9 — rooms, five years silk w o rm mile from Main St., 1-84, Richard seen A.sking $67,900. Frechette & $11,900. 11 A llev iate 28 L ow h a u n te 42 Ancient candidates for any or all conven­ Martin Realtors. 647-9993 spacious living room, large dining old. large modern kitchen with 15 M o y ntuin pass 17 M asculine 29 Units of country s o I d in o n e d a y tions'is filed in accordance with LEGAL NOTICE Martin School. Call 649-0401. room, custom designed kitchen. Also ROCKLEDGE — 7-room room for table First floor family AVERY ST., $0. Windsor, half acre 16 T u rn c o a ts .ap p e lla tio n en erg y 43 Wheys of milk Asking $29,900. 18 E n tan g led Sections 9-382 to 9-450. inclusive, TOWN OF ANDOVER MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, beamed celling, family room with Colonial double garage, room, 24 long with fireplace, treed lot, city utilities in the street, 19 A b o u n d s 31 R ead 44 Mast formal dining room, large living 20 E at aw ay 23 S e t anew 33 Eskimo hut 46 Noun suffix of the General Statutes. PUBLIC HEARING OF THE huge kitchens, two large floor to celling stone fireplace, glass fireplaced recreation room. 1'2 well already on property, $8,500. , 21 Footlike part SPACIOUS 6-ROOM - custom baths, fully carpeted, all room, 4 bedrdoms, full basement 24 Church part 38 F a th e r o r 47 Deep-toned I''orms tor petitions for filing ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Type or print Ad on following lines- bedrooms and living room. sliding doors, sun deck, deluxe built- 22 S tra y s 25 Crucial point m o th er saxhorn built Ranch situated on beautiful­ appliances, excellent condition. .with rec room and laundry. Large 24 P a in such candidacies by or on behalf Separate utilities. $32,500 Ins, 3 bedrooms, 2 ': vanity type U & R REALTY CO., INC. 26 P e rfu m e 40 B o w ler 48 Swiss The Zoning Board of Appeals of Andover. Connecticut, will hold a ly landscaped one acre lot. F’ull Asking $42,500 Goodchild- wooded lot. Garage $41.50fl 26 Extent » 27 Pertaining to 41 G ro u p of of a slate of enrolled Democratic Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- baths, completely Insulated glass win­ community public hearing on Wednesday. September 20, 1972 at 8:00 P.M. in the cellar, attic, attached garage and Bartlett, Realtors. 643-7887 . 569- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 27 Fish a d ialect eight singers SO Distress signal party members of other than tool shed, includes refrigerator, 2813. dows. 2-car garage. All this situated In 30 Give a cue to Town Office Building to hear the following appeals asking relief from 1744, 643-2098. 4200. 643-2692 party-endorsed candidates may dishwasher, self-cleaning stove, an area of comparable homes lor only 32 O rg an p a rt 1 5” 3“ J- r- r~r- 1“ r ’ r r IT the Zoning Laws of the Town of Andover. MANCHESTER - ITeluxe 8- 34 Evening be obtained from Beatrice E. carpeting, many extras. Ideal for $55,000. No. 96— Norman Cote, 26 Carey Street, Willimantic. Connecticut, roofti Garrison Colonial, 2'z MANCHESTER SEVEN - room RANCH FIVE — rooms, on large 35 Lace Irinvnlng 12 12 u Kowalski. Democratic Registrar children. Asking $33,500, Call Colonial, 1‘2 baths, modern requesting the following variances in order to construct a seasonal m baths, carpeting, double garage, U & R REALTY CO., INC. lot. 200 X 355', with large covered MANCHESTER RURAL - half 36 English river of .Vuters. Route .6, Andover. owner, 643-2565. kitchen, nice yard, city utilities)- picnic patio. Garage. Large 37 Absorbed 18 18 1 quality construction. Richard Robert D. Murdock, Realtor acre, $6,500. Andover- Connecticut. Instructions for dwelling on Lake Side Drive; Richard Martin School. $28,5(l»0. workshop. $29,500. Philbrick 39 Perdition II li ST Requested Martin school. Hayes Agency, 643-2692 . Overlooking lake, $2,200. Coven­ 40 Biblical name filing such a slate of candidates item Reipiired 646-0131. Hayes Agent7 , 646-0131. Agency, 646-4200. 11.4(H) sq. it. try. Half acre, excellent area, 41 Dutch uncle 21 are contained in I’art I. Instruc­ l.otSize :m.(HK)sq II $3,500. Tolland.-acre, $3,900. 42 Onagers 57 ft Name ...... ^ OVERSIZED CAPE NEW LISTING - Recently RAISED RANCH - 7'2 rooms, CIRCA 1730 RESTORED - tion I’age, of the petition form, Front Yard *>•*•' MANCHESTER - U&R Built Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 11 45 Coats anew u H" BT 55 tt. See this 6'/i-room Cape with spacious redone 2-farnily in desirable east cathedral ceilings, fireplace, rec Colonial, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five 40 Typify copies of which are available in Back Yard T5 It Raised' Ranch, two baths, u Holding rank Address .... front-to-back living room, large for­ carpeting, family room, exquisite side location. New ceilings, room. 2-car garage, large wooded fireplaces, modern kitchen, 51 Parson bird said Registrar’s office. I’rior to (J, Sewage System Subsuiiace lot. aluminum siding. $31,900. 4,86 ACRES WITH - older 2- 52 Desert mal dining room and kitchen with yard with fruit trees. Double floors, paneling. Separate heating nodem baths, two car garage. bedroom house and barn. $4 obtaining the petition form, the systems. Tenants pay utilities PhilbYick Agency, 646-4200. dweller No. 97 - Frank J. & Josepliine W. Schaffer. 106 Richard Rd., separate eating area, 3 good sized garage. $34,900. Hayes Agency, walk-out basement, beaded pan­ Located iriManchester Country 53 One time consent of each candidate to be C ity ...... Phone Nice lot. Mr. Zinsser. Belfiore 96 Rocky Hill, Connecticut, requesting the following variances in order to bedrooms, V/> baths, built-ins. 646-0131. eling, wide board floors. A Club area. X'ap Real Estate, 1- 54 Nigerian ■ proposed therein plus a deposit of Agency, 647-1413 RANCH SIX — rixims, large magnificent home and setting. 40 Breezeway and 2-car garage, large lot 673-4454. Negro $15 for each such candidate must constructf a year-round dwelling oTT*l,ake Road: Day to Start MANCHESTER VICINITY - 6- living room, fireplace, wall-to- '^lilhPhilbrick Agency, 646-4200. 55"----- Isa with city ulilllifs, $36,800. NEW LISTING — 4-family near wall carpet, garage. New roof and grand old 4i u IT U be filed with said Registrar. A ItiMii Required RiH|uesled roorn Cape, new aluminum VERNON 4.8 ACRES - U & R REALTY CO., INC. school, shopping, churches. furnace Immaculate condition QUALITY THROUGHOUT - name” 4A Brewer St./ East Hartford petition for an opposing slate tail Size 4(l,(HK)sg fl 2:t.5U)sq. tl siding, new roof, 3-4 bedrooms, commercial zone off Route 83. 56 Let it stand II 805 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Zonc“d for future appreciation 1‘rivate lot $29,900 I’hilbrick can't be built today with these containing the required number Lot Widlli 200 11 / overlooking Andover Lake. Only Agency. Realtors. 646-4200 Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti 57 la able u i r 643-2692 Needs work, priced accordingly features at this price. Large over­ of signatures of enrolled $23,500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Agency. 643-5363. DOWN I Of action call or visit our At tliis. hearing interested persons may appear and be,beard and 15 WORDS FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 Ideal for handyman. Construction sized master b^room ; oversized U u nH We may do the same tor you Democratic party members in written communications received Said appeals are on lile and may be mortgage a possibility. Mr Lom­ TEN-ROOMS — Contemporary living room, huge eat-in kitchen, 1 Pillage MANCHESTER IMMACULATE • new office at Burr Corners. said town .must be fileil with .said seen in tlie oltice oi the Town Clerk Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad bardo, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Ranch with 3-roorn studio apart­ all built-ins, formica cabinets, Out of Town-For Safe 75 2 Presently MANCHECSTER SIX - year old — 6-room Colonial with 3. huge ment or in-law suite, over l ‘/j (NIWSrAHR INTIRMIISI ASSN.) Registrar of Voters not later than will be placed the very next day. 7-ipom Dutch Raised Ranch in bedrooms, generous kitchen and fireplaced family rixim, spare Dated in Andover. Connecticut, this 9th day ot September. 1972 EXPANDABLE — 5 room; brick acres of land with a view, room, large tile bath, large 4 I’.M. on September 9, 1972. ZONING BOARD OF AI’l’EALS one of Manchester's finest areas. dining room. 24' living room, BOLTON — Lakefront four-room Dated at Andover, Connecticut, FAST — ACTION PACKED — ADS! bungalow with garage, bfautiful redwood construction Large closets, 2-car garage. $37,700. ftanch, screened porch, carpets, Andover, Connecticut Owner transferred. Immaculate shaded yard. Only $27,900. thermopane windows. Philbrick this 5tli day of September, 1972. throughout. $42,500. Rutherford Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- yard, 203 Highland St., Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, ? Marvin Graboff, Cliairmaii Manchester Owner. 643-2272 Agency, 646-4200 4200 HURWIT & SIMONS Hulli K^Munson Associates. 2^-9551. 2813. 649-5324. Read Herald Advertisements 289-9525 Albert Ricliey, Strretary 646-1117 r e a l t o r s 'I'own Clerk ' t Rr.,... PAGE SIXTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 9.1972 Obituary Police Blotter Spassky Statebemocrat Roll Grows . .. Afftlu AOO. Two area Lutheran churches Repuhlieuns gained only 80Q. By (ION MEIKLE It must have something to i|o Edward Mucci were targets of attempted , Neither Richard Nixon nor with the shifting coalitions within Bridgeport's adding nearly 2,000 HEBROril - Edward A. Miicd, burglaries during the night. Hero In more Democrats while the GOP Thomas Meskill has been able to the Democratic and Republican S3, 3f Southington, brother of Breaking and entering was stem the tide of Denux ratic party parties, their positions on the enrollment declined, Hartford Anthony J. Mucci of Amston reported at 6:40 a.m. today by the enrollments in Connecticut. Ac­ issues, and perhaps more and Waterbury enrolling 2,000 section of Hebron, died Thursday custodian .of Emmanuel Iceland cording to preliminary figures mysterious, less fathomable fac­ additional Democrats each to the at Bryant Convalescent Home in Lutheran Church at 64 Church St. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (A P )- from the office of the secretary of tors. George Gallup and Elmo GOP's 400 each, Stamford’s 2,000 Greenfield, Mass., after a long and at Concordia Lutheran Boris Spassky lost the chess more Democrats to the GOP’s the stale, the Demoglassine envelopes containing a point to the jittering ups and trenil toward the Democrats, the Icelandic club player. “ But after the DciiKKrats' continued ^surge white substance they suspect to downs of election results. The Aug :ll tallies by town registrars be a narcotic. his strange behavior he lost a lot Get Promotions IS due to youth. Suffice it to say Mrs. Edna Gray actual voting of the electorate ol Miters show that several towns that the trend began long before Mrs. Edna Mae Pecan Gray, Earnest S. Deschenes Jr., 39, of ,.of sympathy. Spassky is so lliicliiates wildly, from an in which Republicans out­ Manchester Police Chief James Succeding Brooks as a detec­ the advent of the 18-year-old 84, of Bloomfield, aunt of Mrs. 154 Charter Oak St., is in police gentlemanly." EI s (> n h o w e I" p re s id e n tia l numbered Democrats one year Many Icelanders believe that M. Reardon has announced the tive will be Patrolman Gerald vote Betty Shuetz of Manchester, died custody today following his arrest l.indslide lor the GOD in 1956 to a bet ore now have more promotion of two men in the (Dalve of Twin Hills Dr. in Coven­ yesterday at Hartford Hospital. at 1 a m. on charges of first- Spassky never knew of a Russian Itibicoft gubernatorial landslide Democrats than Republicans On Aug. 31 last year, the statement suggesting that the try. He joined the force Jan. 5, The widow of Wallace W. Gray, degree assault. He is to appear in department effective Oct. 1. loi the Democratis in 1958. Among them are the towns of Democrats had an edge of 101.521 Americans were tampering with Named to an additional posi­ 1%4. is a high school graduate she was born in Simsbury and court Sept. 25. At 11 p.m., he was Hut the trend in party affilia- Prospect, rhomaston. Water- over the Republicans. Now, with involved in an auto mishap in his chair in an effort to win. tion of sergeant in the patrol and also has an associate degree lived in West Hartford 20 years in criminal science from lion in Connecticut has marched town East Haddam. Franklin, only 17 towns remaining to report which his car struck a cement “I'm certain Spassky didn’t division is Joseph Brooks who Iheli registrations, the before moving to Bloomfield 23 Manchester Community College. on m the same diri*ction, toward and Hebron. So far, not one town wall in the police station parking have the sUghtest idea what was has been a detective since Dec.31, Deimxrats are 127.881 ahead. years ago. He is married and the father of , (he Democr.its. with only an ix- has gone the other way. Iroin lot. going on,” an Icelandic newsman 1967. He joined the force Jan. 5, For the .second year in a row. the Other survivors are two two children. c.i>ional interruption, for decades Democrats to Republicans, Joseph A, Dunham, 42, of 173 said. 1964. Brooks is married and lives Deimxrats even outnumber the nephews and five nieces. Chief ^R^ardon said both now Connecticut has changed although there are a tew which Funeral services will be held Bush Hill Rd,, posted a cash bond Elxperts say Icelandic chess at 412 Center St. He is a high Irom a gut Republican state have signed up more Republicans unaffiliated voters, who used to writers were often overly kind to school graduate and has an promotions were based on ex­ Monday at 1 p.m. at Rose Hill of $100 at 1:04 a.m. today wliii h voted lor the losing GDI’ th.m DcnuK’i'aLs In the past year. comprise the largest part of the the defending titleholder, repor­ associate degree in criminal aminations taken by the men last Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., following his arrest on a charge of presidential candidates in 1932 Among these are Ledyard, (’onnecticut electorate. ting him as having winning science from Manchester Com­ November and December which Rocky Hill, with the Rev. Ivan threatening. He is alleged to have and 1948 to a gut Democratic N.iug.iUick. Norway. Simsbury chances in adjourned games that munity College. He was born were administered by the state's Why the Democratic trend Gossoo officiating. slapped and struck a woman in a stale which voted lor Hubert and I'nion Nov. 10, 1940. personnel department. began and why it continues are ' Burial will be in Rose Hill vehicle with him parked in the were actually clear draws. Humphrey in 1968 while Richard questions for historians to Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. center of Manchester and to have Nixon was being elecU’d Presi­ Rut the Republicans have There will be no calling hours. threatened to kill her when she nothing to show on the scale of , answer Rut the trend remains a dent tact of hie in (’onnecticut politics. cried out for police assistance. Why the change ’ New Haven’s signing up 6.000 Students May Get Its end IS not yet in sight. Court date was set for Sept. 25. Who knows’’ more Democrats while the Linda A. Rogers, 19, Hartford, State Mrs. Sarah Little was arrested Ftiday at 10 p.m. at Mrs. Sarah M. Little, 95, of 14 Treasure Gty in the Parkade (Continued from Page 1) School Board Role SNETCO Starts Spruce St., died yesterday at her Shopping Center on charges of The Board of Education, at its representatives of the members would be only about six Berdon Vows Fight summer home in Old Saybrook. fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ regular Monday night meeting, is Manchester Youth Commission Cable Project Bom in Lurgan, Ireland, she per cent-$l,800,000-of the an­ expected to receive, consider, and Manchester High School Stu­ ting) and is to appear in court An $81,000 underground HARTFORD (AP) — ”It would finance and control. The lived in Manchester most of her nounced $30 million state sur­ dent Assembly. Sept, 25. and act upon a proposal from Dr telephone cable project, be funny, if it w eren’t so legislature has authority over the life. She was the widow of Robert plus. For each of the 4,500 per­ James P. Kennedy, superinten­ Richard C. Armstrong, 36, of Dr. Kennedy will also report on scheduled to. start soon in serious,’’ state Treasurer Robert rest of the building. G. Little, who was owner of the sons involved in the suit, it would Middletown, was arrested by dent of schools, regarding non­ the opening of the school year 1. Berdon said Friday as he The General Assembly’s former Little and McKinney amount to $7-$12 weekly. Manchester, is designed to han­ police at 9:45 a.m. Friday on a voting student representation on and unencumbered budget items vowed to fight all the way to the leaders decided Thursday to take Grain and Feed Co, in dle expected growth in the area charge of issuing a bad check on a After economy hit higher the board. The meeting will be that will be held for additional according to Lem Hoops, local state Supreme Court the legal action against Berdon. They Manchester. She attended the complaint from the Hartford education last spring, Mrs. held at 8 in the Administrative legislature’s attempt to evict him intend to invoke the same law Presbyterian Churc4i of appropriation. Southern New England National Bank. He was released Bergin said, discussions were Annex, 45 School St. ’The board will act on a Telephone manager. from his Capitol office. used by landlords to oust non­ Manchester The proposal will probably con­ on a written promise to appear in held with Meskill’s staff, washout account for a state grant Hoops said, “This cable pro­ ■’That’s where this is going to paying tenants, and to obtain a Surivivors are two sons, Frank tain guidelines governing the court Sept. 25. legislators. General Assembly to serve students in the four ject, scheduled for completion be decided,” said Berdon, poin­ “notice to quit possession of Little of Bristol and Howard Lit­ privileges and responsibilities of John Hanley of 22 Diane Dr., committees, and other in­ parochial schools; and on 16 new early next year, will run from ting out the window of his blue- premises." tle of Bolton; three daughters. student members at meetings was arrested at 7:30 p.m. on dividuals and groups. Legislators appointments, a teacher retur­ Vernon St. on E. Middle Tpke. to carpeted office toward the This notice must be served on Miss Olive Little (of Manchester, charges of breach of the peace excused their announced and on designated committees. Supreme Court building across Berdon at least 10 days before the Mrs. EX'elyn Joyce of Hartford ning from leave of absence, five New Bolton Rd. The cable will be and intoxication following a fami­ decisions not to vote to restore The proposal grew out of several resignations, and a request for pulled through about one mile of the street. eviction date, Oct. 1. and Mrs. Marjorie Rourke of meetings held by the board’s ly disturbance. Court date is set funds, she added, on the grounds leave of absence. underground plastic fiber ducts "This whole thing is In the meantime, Berdon says Glastonbury; five grandchildren communications committee with for Sept. 25. that the governor would only veto which were placed recently at a ridiculous,’’ he said. “It’s silly. he is getting telephone calls from and eight great-grandchildren. Mary Ann LaFontaine, 25, the action anyway. Haven’t we got better things to well-wishers all over the United Funeral services will be held cost of about $145,000. South Windsor, has been arrested An amendment was introduced "The underground cable will do with our time and the tax­ States. Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Watkins Six Charged for fourth-degree larceny (issuing to restore the funds, Mrs. Bergin Dad Follows payers’ money?’’ " They can’t understand what’s Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., replace cable on poles along E. a bad check) and is to appear in continued in her prepared state­ Neither Berdon nor the going on in theiConnecticut state with the Rev. George Smith of Son at Desk In Wapping Middle Tpke. Only one aerial court Oct. 2. The offense is ment, it was overwhelmingly General Assembly is backing Capitol," he said. the Presbyterian Church of RIPON, Wis. (AP) - When cable will be left on the poles alleged to have been committed defeated, but the vote was not (Continued from Page 1) down, and the affair has taken on Manchester officiating. Mike Cuthbert gave up his job as after the new cable is installed” at Everybody's Market. recorded. Before the vote, she ** Hoops said, “We’re going to be the aspect of a legal shoot-out. Burial will be in East a music instructor at Ripon entered the fray, the police Jeffrey Gorman, 16, of 30 said, an unidentified legislator working on the project as quickly The legislature is laying claim SIGN WITH PURPOSE Cemetery. College, the school did an about report. Florence St., was taken to indicated that “ Faculties of as possible because the state to Berdon’s 750-square feet of BURLINGAME, Calif. (AP) FYiends may call at the funeral face in the usual father and son Those arrested were: Manchester Memorial Hospital higher education had no political space on the century-old Capitol’s — A sign at a home here says; home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. sequence by appointing his father Five of the youths are from plans to widen the road. We need for treatment of undetermined 'clout' and therefore it was not first floor for its expanded staff. “Neighbors welcome to use our Memorial donations may be to succt^ed him. South Windsor and the sixth from to install all the cable before the lawn mower providing it’s not injuries after being hit by a car on necessary to pass the A state law gives the legislature made to Old Saybrook Visiting Donald B Cuthbert. a band Westport. state begins roadwork. Telephone taken out of the yard." E. Middle Tpke. at 11:48 p.m. amendment” crews will be working in the power to evict the treasurer, Nurses Loan Fund in care of the director and music instructor for Joseph Y^cavone, 18, of 65 Friday. The suit has implications, Northview Dr., charged with manholes and alongside roads but but Berdon claims the treasurer Old Saybrook Visiting Nurses According to the police Gor­ 37 years since his graduation Weinstein said, far beyond the breach of the peace and with we expect no interruption with is constitutionally protected from In 1926 when professional ten­ Association. man was attempting to hitch a from the University of Wisconsin, effect upon those immediately assault in the second degree. the normal flow of traffic. such indignities at the hands of nis made its debut in New ride and a car driven by CTiarles was named a part-time associate the legislative branch of state involved. For one thing, the in­ protes.sor of music, the college Gregory S. Osborne, 19, of 29 “This project is necessary so York s Madison Square Garden, R. Momeau, 44, of Coventry did tegrity of the state as an government. Bleeding Ends said . Robert Dr., charged with breach we can continue to provide good A1 Schacht and Nick Altrock put not see him on the roadway in employer is in question. Second­ of the peace, interfering with a telephone service in future years. "I am a constitutional officer," on a clown act. Schacht pam~~- Under an Ax time to stop and struck Gorman ly, he observed, young people police officer. He was released on There are presently about 37,4(K) Berdon declares. tomimed Suzanne Lenglen, with the right front of the car. from the ghettos are the ones < TWO DOVES non-surety bond for appearance telephones in the Manchester One aspect of the situation that French tennis ace. BOLINAS, Calif. (API - Coast Police issued two citations to most in need of state college TOLEDO, Ohio (AIM - in Circuit Court 12, East Hartford, area. Our research people, upsets the treasurer is that his Guard planes heard a 'bleeping" Gorman., one for soliciting rides fellow Republicans in the education to help them break out There are now two -Dove Sept. 25. through growth projections, es­ NEW: — ExorriNO noise from an electronic device and another for reckless use of 5 of their disadvantaged condition households on Edgar Street Dwight H. Colby. 17, of 184 timate this will increase to at legislature are just as determined activated in military planes when highway by a pedestrian. Court By his action, Weinstein com­ here. Farhnam Dr., interfering with a least 42,900 by 1975.’’ as the Democrats to throw him NATURAL HEALTH .A dove has taken up they crash. They searched north date was set for Sept. 25. mented, the governor is ap­ police officer and disorderly con­ out of the building. To defend his of here but found no plane. parently saying, "Stay down residence in an evergreen tree interests, Berdon is calling on a in the liakyard of the John duct. He was released on a non­ FOOD SHOFfI When a helicopter pinpointed there." Democrat, state Atty. Gen. Dove family. surety bond for appearance in White House AT THE the sound in a wooded area, About Town court at East Hartford. Sept. 11. Robert K. Killian, who knows sheriff's deputies hiked in and Douglas Gravelle, 17 of 61 In Defense what it's like to lose a Capitol PARKADE found the device, apparently The Manchester Rod & Gun Rhonda Dr., charged with breach office. dropped accidentally from a Club will have its September of the peace, resisting arrest, and Of Food CAfst "I stand a better change with plane. quarterly meeting Mojiday at assault in the third degree. He the Democrats," Berdon said. They couldn't turn it off. 8:30 p.m. at the clubhouse, Daley ^ was scheduled to be released on a Killian left his Capitol suite it was taken to a sheriff's sub­ (Continued from Page D Rd., Coventry. ^ non-surety bond for appearance without protest a few years ago station near here and it bleeped when the legislature asked for the in court at East Hartford, Sept. panies and questioned whether NURSERY all night. Civilian planes passing space. The Exchange Qub will meet 18 conflicts of interest were in­ over flooded authorities with "i've been kicked out of better SCHOOL Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the ^ Stephen Gravelle, 19, also of 61 volved calls reporting the distress signal. places than this, " the attorney Second (kingregational Manchester Country Club. This Rhonda Dr., and a brotlier of One major grain exporter in­ general quipped at the tirfie. He will be the first meeting of the Douglas, charged with breach of volved in the Soviet .sales! Cargill Church moved to an office building season to organize activities for the peace, and interfering with a Inc of Minneapolis, issued a 3SS NORTH MAIN STREET across the street MANCHESTER Personal Notices the year. police officer. He was released on statement Friday denying that it The only executives whose In loving memory of my dear husband. a non-surety bond for appearance had received advance informa­ OPENINGS Herbert James Leggett, who passed away, Capitol occupation rights are Ruth Circle will meet at the in court at East Hartford, Sept. tion about the magnitude of the For 4-Year-Olds September 9. 196fl guaranteed by law are the gover­ home of Mrs. Raymond Wilcox, 18 sale McGovern alleged that ma­ Call Mrs. Dewey They say that time erases. 516 Woodbridge St., Monday at 8 nor, the lieutenant governor, the Heartbreak of yesterday. Alan Messier. 19, formerly of jor exporters were favored with 649-8386 Yet vivid are the traces p.m. for an organizational r South Windsor and now of West- inside information. secretary o f. state, the comp­ Of your ever loving way. meeting. troller and the commissioner of And 1 can't believe you left me. port, charged with breach of the Cargill said it "had no firm Four years ago today, peace He was released on a non­ knowledge " of the sale prospects 1 miss you now. my heart is sore. Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, surety bond for appearance in until I t began negotiations direct­ As tune goes on 1 miss you more. will hold its first meeting of the And only (Jod knows what I d give court at East Hartford. Sept 18. ly with Soviet buyers To have you by my side. season Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in . IT’S TIME AGAIN TO REGISTER FOR And how you went away soCfasl. Orange Hall. Mrs. Carl Tyler and Every day I cry. I never had a chance to say goodby Mrs. William Wiley are the Sadly missed by refreshments committee. MANCHESTER hts loving wife. we have a wonderful assortment 4 Huth Lennon lx?ggetl St. M argaret’s Circle, of decoupage boxes! ADULT EVENING SCHOOL^ Daughters of Isabella, will have Fall Semester Classes an evening of recollection Tuesday, September 12 Tuesday, Sept. 19, at Our Lady of ini it at Open Mon.! Calvary Retreat House in Far­ Manchester HigIrSchool mington. Members and friends buy your 50c 7 to 9 are asked to make*.reservations AirWA't m i lottery tickets before Sept. 15 with Mrs. William the mVaoU of mahi itreA here! Gallo, 242 Summit St. downtown manchester^^ Loyal Circle of King’s MANOHESTCR PARKADE Daughters will hold its first meeting of the season Monday at 7:45 p na at Center Congregational Church.

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Richard Conte. 6:30 (3) C&S News ' with Fred Astaire (22) Movie Wed.: Leer Sin Letru (8-40) Auto Racing 34 PRAH ST.. HARTFORD. CONN. Phone 247-7724 (2240) NBC News 9:30(3)Amie “ California” (1946). Thurs.: Challenge Hie Hoosier Hundred, m (24) Tomorrow’s Yesterday (18) Stand Up & Cheer (30) Movie Open Mon. - BH. 9 to B — Baturdaya 9 to 1 m Fit: BEography (24) Electric Company 7:00 (3) National Geographic (24) Evening at Pops “ Dracula” (1931). (30) Mon.: Consultation 3:00 (24) Washington Debate (tt) Newt 10:00 (3) Mission: I m p o ^ le 1:35 (3) Movie Toes.: Consumer Report 4:00 (3) Tennis Championship II (24) Movie (8) Oral Roberts "The X from Outer %*S Wed.: In the Pnbik Interest The U.S. Open. m ’“The ’Thief of Bagdad” Special. From London. Space,” S?:- Thors.: It Is Written (8-40) Summer Olympics I*X*1*W (1924). Doug Fairbanks. 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Report (40) Strum & Drummers study of the Ufe style pf the 8:30(3) Captain Bob (40) McHale’s Navy 9: IS (3) Yogi Bear “ humpback whales” and their (8) Captain Noah 6:00(3) Pro Football SYLVANIA PORTABLE strange songs; and “ 500 Million (22) Billy James Hargis 9:25 (40) Heritage Comer HARI RHODES is a black (18) Mayor’s Hour BLACK ft WHITE TV Years Beneath the Sea,” an ex­ (30) Underdog 9; 30 (3) Joker’s Wild actor who sometimes (24) Speaking Freely MODELS MT1034WH, amination of the primitive life- (40) Day of Discovery (22) Every Woman wonders if there are really (40) Avengers forms that still exist today. 9:00(3) Leer Sin Letras MT1035BK (40) Fiintstones that many acting jobs for 6:30(8) DrugSpecial blacks in TV or movies. A (8-22) Earth Lab (18) The Deaf Hear 10:00 (3) Movie recent role .was in “Con­ (30) Samson *Choice of Black or White color (2^30) NBC News Joe Cartwright (Michael Landon) slips the ring on the finger of Alice Harper (guest star Bonnie (8) Dialing for Dollars quest Of the Planet Of the Orson Welles Stars (40) Latino cabinet of hlfh impact plastic 7:00(8) Lawrence Welk Bedelia) as the two are married in “ Bonanza” Tuesday, Sept. 12, on NBC (8 p.m.). (2^30) Dinah’s Place Apes.” He’s now writing In ‘Hallmark’ Play 9:20(3) Que Hay de Nuevo 'Personal size 9 inch dia(onal pic­ (40) Leave It to Beaver novels and a screenplay 9:30(3) We Believe (18) Teach-In ture m . while awaiting another Orson Welles will star in the (30) Jonny Quest (22) News 'Memory VHF Fine Tunini*control 10:30 (22-30) C ncenration acting part. first TV adaptation of the George (40) Jewish Heritage (24) Electric Company lets tuner remember fine tune (40) Dick Van Dyke S. Kaufman-Moss Hart comedy, 10:00(3) Lamp Unto My Feet (30) Wild Kingdom settini on each channel "The Man Who Came to Dinner,” Ecology Pageant’s Theme SVLVANIA 11:00(8) News IMF RETURNS (8-40) Curiosity Shop (40) It Takes a'Thief 'Com pletely solid-state for hl|h a 90-minute Hallmark Hall of (22-30) Sale of the Century Robert Conrad, Carl Bez, and (22) Catholic Service 7:30(22-30) World of Disney performance, reliability Fame Production for NBC in the The exciting quest for Miss making computer and principals America Beautiful...Our Way,” (40) Galloping Gourmet Barbara Anderson are the guest (30) Come Alive (24) French Chef 'Tetescopini monopole VHF, loop stars as Jim I%elps, with the aid 1972-1973 season. 10:30(3) Look UP and Live America of 1973 will highlight the Jim Wilkins, Don Correia and follows. 8:00(8-40) Summer Olympics UHF antennas 11:30 (3) Love of Life of Barney’s electronic wizardry, Welles will play Sheridan (30) Catholic Service 52nd annual Miss America Toby Towson sing “ The One and Parks reintroduces the ten (18) Gospel Sing 'Inc lud e s U x k sun screen, ear­ (8-^) Bewitched taked on the guise of a pool Whiteside, the legendary acid- 11:00(3) Camera Three Pageant, with “ Keeping America Only...Meant Only for Me" while semi-finalists, and while all are (24) Firing Line phone ]K k and earphone (22-30) Hollywood Squares hustler in the seventh season tongued lecturer-author-critic, (8-40) BuUwinkle Beautiful...Our Way” as the Steve Soriano, Charlie West, Pam on stage, announces the judges' 8:30(22-30) Oizie’s Girts 'DC poieer cord and DC battery premiere of “Mission: Im­ who comes to dinner in a small (22) Sports Challenge entertainment theme, to be color­ Inabinet, Miss South Carolina decision of runners-up. i Comedy special with pack aeailable as optional eitras 12:00 (3) News possible,” Saturday, Sept 16, at Ohio town and slips on his host’s 11:15(30) Jewish Life cast live from Atlantic CSty, N.J. 1971, and Miss Schaefer do a tap With six remaining semi- Ozzie and Harriet. (8-40) Password 10 p.m. on CBS. doorstep. 11:30(3) Biography Saturday, SepL 9 on NBC. dance routine reminiscent of a Fmalists still on stage (all poten­ 9:00(3) Life of da Vinci (22-30) Jeopardy (8) Dialogue Bert Parks will be master of Busby Berkeley musical. tially Miss America), Parks will *99.35 m Special. Conclusion. (22) Sports Action ceremonies of the national finals, The ten semi-finalists, selected announce which one has been 12:30 (3) Perry Mason (18) Kathryn Knhlman (30) Adelante with all 50 states represented, for by the nine members of the selected Miss America 1973, with (8 ^ ) Split Second MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 (22-30) Liza with a Z (40) Make a Wish the 18th consecutive year. He will judging panel after three the crown accompanied by the (^^30) Who, What orWhere Special. Liza Mindll 12:00(3) Challenge be joined by Phyllis George, Miss preliminary nights of compete- $10,000 scholarship award. The m 8:00 (8-40).The Rookies Ain concert. 1:00(8) What’s My Line 5:N (18) Jim and Tammy (8-40) Issues & Answers America of 19^, who will be tion, move into the evening’s first newly crowned Miss America will ELECTROHIGS FYemiere. Rival gangs (24) Masterpiece Theatre (22) To TeU The Troth (43) Mister Rogers Guest: Sargent Shriver. making her debut as on-camera competitive event — Elvening take the Coronation Walk down create trouble for "T h e Last of the (30) Watch Your ChUd (38) Hogan’s Heroes (22) Time Tunnel hostess. Laurie Lea Schaefer, Gown. the runway while Bert sings the 27t%ROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 three rookie cops. Mohicans.” Part Six. (40) All My Children (40) Gomer Pyle (30) Conn. Goseup Miss America of 1972, will per-, To introduce the talent event, traditional “ There She Is.. Miss (22-30) Laugh-in 9:30(8-40) Salute to TV’s 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes 12:30(3) Face the Nation form as well as crown her the production opens in a casting America.” Season FYemiere. 25th Anniversary 1:30 (3) As the Worid Turns (24) Electric Company (8)BUckIs successor. office. Parks is a casting director Guest: John Wayne. (18) Oral Roberts (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal (30) Beverly Hillbillies (30) Conn. Weekend Ihe original, musical score, and Wilkins auditions with the (24) Violent Universe 10:00(3) Face the SUte CLASSES RESUME (30) Three on a Match (40) News (40) College Football with the relevant happenings in­ tune, "Me...I Gotta Sing." The Make a Differ^ce Where You Save! 8:30 (18) Film (18) Uving Faith "Room 222," an ABC comedy- 2:00 (3) Guiding Light 5f|^ (3) What’s Happening 1:00(3) Your Community volving American youth as its semifinalists then offer their in­ IT DOES 9:00 (3) Here’s Lucy >22-30) Bold Ones drama series that reflects the (8-40) Newlywed Game (8) Eighth Day theme, was composed by the dividual talent specialities. 6:00 (3-8-22) News Season Premiere. (24) Evening at Pops contemporary high school scene (K) Baseball husband and wife team of Glenn INSTANT (^^30) Days of Our LiVes (18)120’aockHigh (8-40) Movie 10:30(3-18) News The stage becomes a well- through a black teacher and his Red Sox at Indians. and Edna Osser. It will be per­ 2:30, (3) Search for Tomorrow (24) Hodgepodge Lodge “ The Odd Couple’’ 11:00(8-22-30^) News equipped gymnasium. Six students at Walt Whitman High, (30) Meet the Press formed by a 22-member cast. EARNINGS (8-40) Dating Game ^ (30) To Tell the Truth (1968). Jack Lemmon, 11:05(3) Movie members of the Pennsylvania begins its fourth season Friday, The two-hour program will S A V I M G S (^^30) The Doctors (40)WUdWUdWest Waltdt Matthau. 1:30(3) Movie “ Midnight Lace” (1960). State University championship Sept. IS, at 9 p.m. 6:30 (3) CBS News “All Hands on Deck” open with the stage filled with 5% Dividend pnld 3:00 (3) Many Splendored Thing (18)700aub Doris Day. gymnastic team are working out >l(/ I. O A M (1961). Pat Boone. the 50 state representatives and Asst)* I \ I I i ) S (8-M) General Hospital (8) ABC News (2240) Movie 11:30(8) Movie along with Val Vasilef, a former train day of deposit (8-40) Summer Olympics the entire cast of principals GAZZARA STARS (2^30) NBC News "The Anderson Tapes” “ Dr. Mabuse vs. Scotland Mr. America. Parks sings “ Get 4 ttmee yenriy. (22-30) Another World joining in the theme song, Ben Gazzara stars in a gripping (24)Evening at Pops (1971). Sean Ckinnery. (30) Movie Yard” (1964). Into a Health Kick," followed by ■>neusoTn»t oto sot rinawoiai. ineTtTUVf 3:30 (3) Ranger Station “ The Younger Brothers” “ Keeping America Beautiful... ' drama of underworld pressures, 6:55 (40) News 9:30 (3) Doris Day (22-30) Johnny Carson Marilyn Morgan, Miss Arkansas (8-40) One Life to Live (1949). Wayne Morris. Our Way,” which is attuned to portraying a crime syndicate 1007 MAIN ST- MANfgnesTEB o B O U TK l i . OOVCNTBY Season FYemiere. (40) Movie of 1971, and Wilkins vocalizing (18) Living Word 2:00(18) FUm ecology. F^rks will follow by chief tom between his love for a 7:00(3) Movie 10:00 (33*1/1 Cosby " “ The Steel Lady” (1953). ushering in the Parade of States. about various “ health kick^.” younger brother who defects and (^^30) Return to Peyton Place "Shenandoah” (1965). Premiere. Guests: Hairy 2:30(18) Baseball Laurie Lea Schaefer returns to 'The semi-finalists compete in his own loyalty to the organiza­ 4:00 (3) Andy Griffith James Stewart. Belafonte, Sidney Poitier. Yankees at Tigers. the scene of her triumph of a year the swimsuit category. tion, in “The Family Rico,” (8) MoWe (8) Truth or Consequences (24)^Washlngton Debate 3:00(30) Movie MEDICAL LAUGHTER ago to take another walk on the Miss Morgan then begins the season premiere of The New CBS (18) Every Woman (18) Dick Van Dyke >■ 11:00 (3-8^8-22-30-40) News "The Story of Seabisuit” Laughter is the better part of ^ Convention Hall runway as Bert song, “ Call it Qiarisma,” and is Tuesday Night Movies, Tuesday, MANCHESTER (22-30) Somerset (22-30) News 11:30 (3) Movie (1949). medicine at (Capital General sings "Look at Her.” The stage is soon joined by the entire cast. A Sept. 12, at 9:30 p.m. (24) Sesame Street (40) ABC News “ Sergeant Ryker” (1963). 3:30(3) Tennis Championship Hospital, the mythical institution transformed into a hugh match­ reprise of the theme, “ Keeping (40) Love American Style 7:30 (8) Let’s Make a Deal Lee Marvin, Vera The U.S. Open. OLDSMOBILES which is the home base of 4:30 (3) Merv Griffin (18) Movie Miles, Brad Dillman. (22) SUents Please "Temperatures Rising,” a new "Yow OMmobS* Dm Iw " (18)Popeye - “ Bodyhold” (1949). (8-40) DlckCavett 4:00(8) Imagination ABC series premiering Tuesday, Furniture C TEL. 649-0446 (40) News (40) ABC News 11:00 (.3-8-18-22-30-40) News 5:55(3) What’s Happening 7:30 (8) You Asked For it (24) Jean Shepherd A 6:00(3-8-22) News Host: Jack Smith 11:30 (3) Movie (18) 12 O’clock High (18) Movie "These Thousand Ihlls' Our SPEEDY Specialty C (24) Hodgepodge Lodge "The World Was His "Around the World (1959). Don Murray” TRULY DELiaOUS (30) To Tell The Truth Jury " (1958). in 80 Days" (1956). (8-40) Dick Cavett (40) Wild Wild West (22) I Dream of Jeannie David Niven. Shirley (22-30) Johnny Carson CHICKEN 6:30(3) CBS News MacLaine. Part 1. 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Crime drama W' 7:30 (3) What’s Happening with Brian Keith. (40) News with Robert Forster. re 5:55 (3) What’s Happening (8) Lassie (24) News Special (24) Soul 6:00(3-8-22) News (18) Baseball "Run Up and Down 11:00(3-8-22-30-40) News (18) 12 o’clock High Orioles at Yankees. These Streets. " ll:S0(3)Movie ELKIROKICS (24) Hodgepodge Lodge (22) Let’s Make a Deal "Mr. Hobbs Takes a (30) To Tell the Truth (24) Thirty Minutes Around the World Vacation " (1962), LflBORATORlES (40) Wild WUd West (30) Hollywood Squares in 80 Days" Part 2. James Stewart 6:30 (3) CBS News (40) Nanny & Professor (8-40) Room 222 (8-40) Dick Cavett 277 BROAD (8) ABC News 8:00 (3) Sonny and Cher Season Premiep. (22-30) Johnny Carson (22-30) NBC News Season Premiere. (22-30) Ghost Story 12:00(18) News (24) Oleanna Trail (8-40) Brady Kids Special lYemiere. "The Dead 1:40 (3) Movie 6:55 (40) News FYeview of Saturday We l,eft Behind. "1 "The Rounders "(1965). F.M. AND UL 7:00 (3) Young Dr. Kildare Morning ABC Lineup. (8-40) Odd Couple Glenn Ford, Henry For CAR CUBE - CRUSHED - BLOCK Don WILLIS Garage ICE SPECIALISTS IN STEREO WHEEL AUONMENT AND L T. Wood Company BRAKE SERVICE 51 BISSELL STREinr GENERAL AUTO REPAIR RADIOS Bissell St. runs east from Main St. at State Theatre n — U MAIN n ., MANOHB8TER TV-Radlo SMee aiM ta v lM