j*AOE TWENTY-FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MuchMUar. Conn.. Thun., Oct. IB. \V n \®****®n Teachers tinion Asks Election The Weather . Hundred Club HEALTH CAPSULES® Bake Sale (3ear and cold tonight. Ld# Ifl Public liy MIcliwI A. iv til. MJ>- See Page 24 the 20s. Saturday, sunny and cool, To Offer Grant AT WHATAtft ^HfiULP liaturlfrHtf r Sumnn lirralb high near 50. SOU Set Saturday PUTTiMd '/OUR dHILP Records An annual icholanhlp of $1,000 /N A PtAVPfM ^ Then was established by the Hundred Instructor! of the Handicapped WarraoEy Deeds Club of Connecticut at a meeting (lOH) will hold ita annual mobUa MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm Edward J. and Loretta A, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OfTTOBER 20,1972 VOL. XCH, No. 17 of its executive board. bake sale Saturday from 9 a. m. TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PItICBPIPmENCBMf M cL^mb to John E. and Marion It has been named the Anthony to 4 p. m. G. McGinn, property at 38 Ustlanauskas Foundation From their startlnj point at Gardner St., conveyance tax Scholarship In memory of the late Concordia Lutheran Church, the 832.45. founder of the Hundred Club. teen-age volunteers will tour the George D. and Eleanor Gilbert It will be open to competition town In sUUon wagoni. Each and to Paul W. Comer Jr. and Ann L. only by sons and daughters of vehicle wlU have a variety of Comer, property at 10 Gardner members of the police and fire baked goods to bo purchased. St., conveyance tax $29.70. department within the state who Proceeds of the sale will be Mary E. Gardella to Irene B. died in the line of duty. used to buy equipment and pay McCaughey, property at 3 The Hundred Club was es­ operating expenses. Partial Cease-Fire Crestwoi^ Dr.,conveyance tax tablished to provide help to the «TART fAKlUd H/W lOH has a membership of 90 $28.05. widows of policemen and fH6 11016 AT 9 MONTH^ WAI.K9 ( II to I? MONTri^VPI^- volunteers. Every Sunday after­ Gerald Thomas Millington and firemen killed In the line of duty. CARP Trie PLAVPfN. noon, October through Mav at the ...Now Lena Clay Millington to Gary D. It abo provides scholarships for Health CapuiUt ptvai halplol Inlofinalioiv Manchester High School pool, and Christine A. Carpenter, their children. ’The Ustjanauskas II ii nal inlaodad to bo ot a dtafliwillc nalur* they give swimming instruction property at 37 Benton St., con­ Foundation Scholarship is the to about 100 mentally and veyance tax $28.05. newest. It Is also the most physically handicapped dilldien Under Discussion ? generous of the many Kenneth R. and Kathryn A. FAMILY AFFAIR from Manchester, area towns, Ruisinger to John H. Castleman scholarships granted. and the Mansfield SUte Training SAIGON (AP) — Henry A. Deputy Ambassador Charles S. a cease-fire in the South where down, and the South Vietnamese opposition to a tripartite govern­ It will be administered by the CLEVELAND, Miss. (AP) - Jr. and Virginia L. CbsUeman, The graduation ceremony was School. ______KlsslMer and President N^yen Whltehouse and Gen. Creighton the fighting is going on." information ministry in a com­ ment proposal,” said one University of Connecticut. property at 154 St. John St., a family affair for Dr. John Van ’niieu conferred for nearly W. Abrams, the U.S. Army chief The chief stumbling block to a munique 'Thursday said the presi­ political foe of the president. four hours today amid reports conveyance tax $28.60. Gibson, dean of the School of of staff. cease-fire agreement has been dent had renewed his vow "never “We feel he is only pretending to that a partial cease-fire was being to accept” a coalition regime. ask for opinions to strengthen his Fiducial Deed Business at Delta State College Read South Vietnamese sources who ’Thieu’s rejection of the Com­ High Society discussed. position. We are not willing to be Elizabeth R. Runde, executrix recently. reported that a cease-fire munist condition that he resign A number of Thieu’s political under the will of Anna C. Rodger, Breaks Tradition Both his son, John, and It was the third meeting in two proposal was figuring In the talks and give way to a three-faction opponents refused an invitation used for such propaganda, so we daughter, Dena, graduated have refused to meet with him” to Nicola and Theresa T. CicoUni, Herald Ads days between President Nixon’s said It probably call^ for only a coalition government including to meet with him Thursday night from the college with honors. chief foreign policy adviser and ’Thieu once before sought the property at 170 Wetherell St., DETROIT (AP) - Emily Post partial truce as a “good will” the Q)mmunists. to discuss the current status of conveyance tax $28.05. the leader of the &igon govern­ gesture that could lead to further the peace effort. counsel and support of his probably never had to decide ment. ’There has been widespread political opposition, in the early Release of Attachment . protocol for putting a girdle on a agreements.' Stanley Svea Oil & Building Ihere was no immediate word “It is impossible to have any speculation that Kissinger is “Many of us feel that ’Thieu Is days of the Communist offensive 3(M)-pound calf or feeding several trying to persuade ’Thieu to step trying to create a myth about last spring. Supply Co. Inc. versus Bernard L. hundred of the social set hot dogs on Kissinger’s next move, but cease-fire that could be enforced, Lozier Inc. and hot tamales because the high some sources indicated he would even by international body,” said Release of Federal Tax Lien society of her era probably didn’t remain in Saigon at least through one South Vietnamese official. Internal Revenue Service play cowboy. Saturday and most likely would “It might mean an ehd to bom­ against Joann D. Culver, 26 But DoUie (Ole and her hus­ see Thieu again. bing and mining of the North and Prospect St. band, General Motors F*resident You Know Fran... Kissinger was accompanied to perhaps an exchange of McGovern, Agnew Share Marriage Licenses Ekiward Cole, covered the blue the m e^ng today by U.S. Am­ prisoners, but it would be im­ Richard Majella Glrardin, blood with blue jeans ’Tuesday for bassador Ellsworth Bunker, possible to guarantee any kind of Rockville, and Jean Elizabeth a minirodeo because hostess (Ole Brown, 54 Jensen St., St. said she’s “bored to tears with all Platform At Charity Fete Bartholomew Church, Oct. 21. those stand-up cocktail parties.” James Harry Howe, East Hart­ It was an intimate gathering for RE-ELECT ford, and Elaine Godbout, 79 several hundred close friends at By THE ASSOaATED PRESS will find a new unity in the very democracy,” and on Sunday, the Walnut St. the Michigan State Fairgrounds, Weicker Boycott For, the first time in the 1972 diversity of America, in the other will center on Veterans John E. Boney, 97 Valley St., and charades and other party presidential campaign. strands of humanity that have Day. and Wendy Patricia Steele, East games were replaced with such FRAN Democratic presidential nominee made us what we are and have ’i^e President was flying to Hartford, Oct. 28. as: calf tying, riding horseback in George McGovern and Vice made us so proud of our cqun- Philadelphia today to sign the Building Permits a suitcase race and dressing Of Agnew Rally President Spiro T. Agnew have try,” he said. $30.2-billion revenue-sharing bill, Nutmeg Homes Inc., new calves in ladies’ underwear. MAHONEY shared a spiking platform. Agnew, one seat away from which will send federal funds to dwellings at 37 Hamilton Dr., Mrs. Cole said the bovine But neither got down to serious McGovern, praised Smith—the states, cities and other com­ political speechmaking at the $25,000, and 45 Hamilton Dr., lingerie was purchased at a shop State Irks Labor Boss 1928 Democratic presidential munities over the next five years. $25,000. which caters to large women. 27th annual Alfred E. Smith nominee—as a man who knew The Philadelphia trip, Qegler Elsted Construction Co. Inc., Representative Dinner in New York Thursday “the true uses of power.” said, is nonpolitical. 'The White night,, a traditional forum for The vice president said the House invited about 200 alterations to condominiums for LBJ To Speak 13 District BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, White House campaigners. Presi­ United States “must be powerful, guests—governors, mayors and Manchester L o^e of Masons has occupied these two temples, in the center of town, during the the following: R. Peck, 12B Es­ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. RConn., set himself as “judge, jury and trial” when he dent Nixon appeared at the not because power in and of itself congressmen—to attend the last 100 years. Ine lodge has the longest continuous history of any town society, having been quire Dr., $2,000; A. Robbins, (AP) — Former President Lyn­ boycotted a labor rally at which Vice President Spiro Agnew chartered in 1826, three years after the in co ^ ra tio n of Manchester. Its seven charter members 12E Esquire Dr., $1,500; S. dinner during his 1960 and 1968 is desirable, but because it can be signing in Independence Hall. don B. Johnson will speak at appeared with a labor leader indicted for embezzlement, says campaigns but begged off this had been members of Orient Lodge in ^ t Hartford, of which Orford Parish and later Silverman, 14A Enquire Dr., $1,- used for good.” In another development, the University of Virginia graduation year. Manchester were originally parts. The building in the upper photo later became Center 500; R. Schuchman, 14B Esquire the labor leader. Earlier in the day, the White Democratic vice-presidential can­ ceremonies here next June, ac­ McGovern took cognizance of House said Nixon plans to motor­ Academy, one of the town’s “two select schoob “between 1850 and 1860. According to Mathias Dr.. $1,500; R. Brown, 16B Es­ cording to Pat Patrick, the senior “I always knew the senator had a big head,” said Elwood didate, Sargent driver, said that Sunshine Backlights Autumn^s Lace quire Dr., $1,500. Nixon’s absence from the charity cade through 14 towns in the Spiess and Dr. Percy W. Bidwell in their “The History of Manchester, Connecticut,” published class president. • mayor of Manchester ( 1%2-1966) “Sonny” Metz Jr. “But I never knew until today he thought he dinner at the Waldorf Astoria the Democratic presidential cam­ industrial heartland of northern paign is in the black financially in conjunction with the town’s 1923 centennial observance, “A vote of the town meeting of 1847 Patrick said he had received could walk on water. Thank God for one thingthat he’s not ballroom. REALISTIC • Town Director 12 years Ohio on Oct. 28. and will be that way until election Despite always threatening Old Man Winter, autumn’s changing panorama of colors is in full grants permission to construct the Center Academy in the highway at the Center.” It was WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - At Johnson’s acceptance, which • 4 years of State Legislative Experience going to be able to go any further in political life.” “I’m sorry that President Nix­ In response to newsmen’s eventually moved to Birch St. and became the basis for the present structure on the south side stated that the former president, on can’t be with us tonight,” the day. blaze as the many varieties of trees — each having its own unique hues — go into the transition a recent meeting of Wichita • Will Support Laws to Protect the Consumer questions. Press Secretary Shriver said in Chicago that “a of the street, occupied by a florist, tj^w ritei service, and residents. For years, it was known as chapter of Executive who has been in poor health Weicker met Agnew with other vote of confidence after he ex­ Democratic nominee said. “But from summer gr^nery to winter’s stark leaf-bare silhouettes. The chill of the morning air adds Ronald L. Ziegler announced the miracle ,in modern campaign the Princess Block, housing the Princess Theater. Secretaries, Inc. here, an lately, would be pleased to state Republican leaders at an plained the indictment. I’m sure that somewhere, zest to the beauty of goldoi, red, orange and other hues of leaves dancing in the dazzling President plans to fly to financing ” was achieved largely executive secretary of Elmer deliver the June 3 addbess, health VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 7 airport Wednesday, but declined Agnew’s three-hour visit to somehow he’s listening in." sunlight. Its fall and to some its the most beautiful season of all. (Herald photo by Pinto) Cleveland Oct. 28, for a motor­ through the help of 850,000 con­ Fox & Co., an accounting firm, permitting. to attend the labor rally. Connecticut was also marred by The South Dakota senator said cade journey through 14 towns, tributors giving less than $100 when asked for a slogan to Johnson’s son-in-law, Charles Mahoney Commillee — Harry MaidmenI, Treas. Weicker said he skipped the intermittent snowfall and that during the 1972 campaign, ending at Youngstown Airport in t each. Bus Workers represent his firm offered: "In Robb, is a law student here and labor rally because it was being heckling by about 100 youngsters. and after it is over, A m e ric ^ Warren, Ohio. He said Nixon God We Trust, All Others We will be one of the 2,800 graduates. headed by Metz, business Agnew was met at Tweed-New should remember history. “And, would return to Washington that Meanwhile, Mrs. Nixon cam­ Can Collect Hatch Act Makes Federal Audit." manager for the statewide local Haven Airport in East Haven by if we do, I am convinced that we night. paigned in Detroit. She attended Jobless Pay I; of the International union of Weicker, Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, Ziegler also disclosed the Presi­ the dedication of the Michigan Top Businessmen Operating Engineers. Metz is also U.S. Rep. Stewart B.'McKinney dent will make two paid political Cancer Foundation’s new $5- Workers Tread Fine Line million research center Thursday is chairman and prime organizer and about a dozen other promi­ broadcasts on network radio this HARTFORD (APHEmployes of the Connecticut Labor Com­ Political weekend. On Saturday, the first and said “the present administra­ Some are flouting the law open­ don’t know that they’re not sup­ nent state Republicans. of the Connecticut Railway and WASHINGTON (AP) - Uncle mittee to Re-Elect the President. address will focus on “his point tion in Washington has launched ly in hopes of proving it an posed to campaign for can­ The entourage was whisked to Lighting Co. unable to work Sam’s 2.7 million employes tread “As one who has consistently of view of leadership in an all-out war on cancer.” See Strong Growth unconstitutional infringement didates, while others know it and TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING the Bridgeport site where a new Disruption because of the bus company’s a fine line during the campaign responded to the bread and upon the employes’ right. do it anyway,” Koutras said. courthouse is being built for the suspension of service are eligible season. butter needs of labor, I will not “The real aggravating cases are He cited a legal challenge filed labor rally. Weicker, who Charged meeting with high government for unemployment compensation For the most part, says the attend today’s rally chaired by HOT SPRINGS (AP) - Twen­ spending, business investment those who say they’re violating by two federal employes in shunned the rally, later rejoined officials including Secretary of benefits. Labor Conunissioner man who’s in charge of catching Sonny Metz because I do not ty industry economists predicted and inventory building are all the act and want to challenge it,” California who reportedly the group for a service club HARTFORD(AP) - The South Windsor High the Treasury George P. Shultz Jack A. Fusari ruled today. them when they slip, they stay think he respects the high pur­ today the boom will last “over expected to contribute to next said George Koutras, an assistant worked openly for Sen. George luncheon. McGovern-Shriver campaign and Secretary of Commerce Fusari said the basis for his well within the rules, perhaps pose of Connecticut’s working the foreseeable future” with in­ year’s economic growth. decision was that the company general counsel of the U.S. Civil McGovern’s primary campaign. S A V J N G & The vice president said at the committee in Connecticut has Peter G. Pfeterson, said they con­ sporting a campaign button or men and women,” Weicker said Students Protest flationary forces remaining so Residential construction, was told that employes were occasionally speaking out for a Service Commission. In addition to federal workers, luncheon that “drug abuse is a been the victim of a “pattern ” to strong as perhaps to require con­ which has led the recovery over sider the re-election of President in a statement. Nixon virtually assured. And they "ready, willing and able” to work candidate. In an interview, Koutras the act also applies to thousands social cancer, victimizing our disrqpt the state campaign, direc­ tinued price-wage controls the past year, is expected to made generally favorable under conditions of their expired But a few take the plunge into described the workers’ response of state and local government Metz, who last week was in­ sons and daughters, tearing at the tor Donald Tucker said Thursday. through 1973. decline somewhat in coming Demerit System forecasts of the economic out­ contact pending negotiation of a the partisan activity forbidden by this year to the restrictions of the employes who work for agencies dicted by a federal grand jury of fabric of our society. He said over a two day period: 'The forecast was presented by months, and only moderate gains look. new agreement. law—soliciting funds for a can­ Hatch Act, a 1939 law designed to receiving federal funds. NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS misusing $6,149 in union funds, “I am confident that we will —McGovern supporters in the panel of professional are projected in non-residential inoculate federal employes Waterbury were called and told But several told reporters “The employes did in fact didate, stuffing envelopes for Few federal workers violate said later he had no animosity yet rid our society of this evil,” Some 300 South Windsor high school students took part in economists to about 100 industry construction outlays. report for work on Oct. 10, 1972 against the fever of partisan the Hatch Act, Koutras said. he said. to meet McGovern at Tweed- executives after the opening of The outlook report did not privately that the inflation hazard him, engaging in the whole range toward Weicker. a “walk-out” this morning, protesting a newly implemented but were advised by the employer poiitics. From Jan. 1 to Sept. 15 of this Many men at the rally wore New Haven airport today, when the Business Council’s fall mention rising interest rates as a requires an outright extension of of campaign activity. up to 340 sq. ft. However, Metz said he though price-wage controls for another that it had discontinue its “Many federal employes just year. construction workers’ hard hats, in fact the senator is driving from demerit system and took the opportunity to make a plea for meeting here with high govern­ possible contributor to the slow­ Choice of: Sculptured ■ Tweed - Plush or Sha; year beyond next April 30, when operations and, therefore, the that the rank and file laborer but most of the spectators New York City to a private fund­ “smoking privileges” in the school. ment officials. down foreseen for home building, would support him rather than the Phase 2 law expires. employes were denied the oppor­ appeared to be teenagers. raising event in Stamford. Principal Ralph Conlon said the group began forming in “The economists were in full but council members privately Weicker. —Mayor Stanley Pac of New agreement that restraint should expressed concern over the re­ Others spoke out for a looser tunity to work,” statement Agnew was cheered by most of the student parking lot about 7:30 a.m. and as buses arrived, system, permitting large from Fusari’s office said. The Republican senator’s the crowd as he climbed to a Britain was called and told to be applied in both monetary and cent upturn in bank lending make arrangements for the the number rose from 30 to a few hundred students. fiscal policy now that the charges. Some indicated this segments of the retail economy to Fusari said about 250 employes $ political demise would be a good makeshift speaker’s platform. be decontrolled, but keeping arrival of Sen. Edmund S. of the firm have filed claims for 2 9 9 9 9 thing, Metz said, because But a group of less than 100 According to Conlon the economy has moved back to a could lead to an unwelcome im­ Muskie, but Muskie is not Conlon said he met with a sUndby ceiling authority on the unemployment compensation otherY^e “everyone in this coun­ young people carrying McGovern strong growth path," said the position of interest rate controls. arriving and Democrats say they students had a misconception delegation headed by Rick Barret law books and using it in areas of benefits at Labor Department try and in the state of Connec­ signs began a “We Want George” about the demerit system. He report to the council. did not make the call. who questioned his views on The forecast seemed to agree Members of the Business Coun­ the economy where inflationary offices in New Britain, Water- LT.W • NO EXTRACHARGE FORMEASURING ticut would be in a very, very chant as Agnew began to speak. said students are allowed 12 pressures remain dangerous. —People in the Hartford area smoking privileges in the school. with the views of the industry cil, assembling for their fall bury and Bridgeport. serious condition. Metz introduced Meskill, who points per subject per semester • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION received 3 a.m. telephone calls He said he would not endorse leaders themselves as voiced to If the company decides to per­ • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER PADDING "I have no animosity against in turn introduced the vice presi­ before failure and are penalized LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET telling them to vote for George smoking because of its health newsmen privately. Virtually all manently discontinue its • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL the i^ n but if he thinks he’s that dent, who acknowledged Metz, four points for each class they McGovern. hazards, but that the decision to favored extension of controls operations, employes will remain BE SURE TO BRING YOUR ROOMMEASUREMENTS the governor and other miss in that subject. Students big, well It’s Ume that he just “We don’t know who’s doing it. allow smoking did not lie with beyond the April 30. 1973 expira­ entitled to benefits “under the We Will Cheerfully Estimate You Requirements and Show Samples ■distinguished guests." believed it was an “across the at Your Homo. checks himself out,” Metz said. It is some sort of organizational him but with the Board of Educa­ tion date, although some said Nixon Threatens normal type of situation where an FRESH, BONELESS, LEAN Agnew compared Nixon's fight board" penalty in which four Weicker is “welcome to come effort," Tucker said. tion. only standby authority would employer decides to go out of to an open (union) meeting of against narcotics with what he Republican campaign chair­ points were taken from each class One student commented that business on a permanent and FORT K N O X on a day in which the student probably suffice. CERAMIC TILED mine and address my called McGovern’s “liquor-store man Qiarles Coe said people in the route had already been taken The panel of economic con­ To Impound Funds bona fide basis,” Fusari said. COMMERCIAL CARPET membership and see what they approach to the drug problem” Seymour recently received phone missed one class. This morning with no results. Conlon said this Tub Area the method was again explained sultants, representing all major With 2 fc fulurt think about me and what they "No aspect of the problem of calls “at strange hour telling was done three years ago when lOO'r Continuous Filament Cumuloft Nylon AO to the students on the intercom industries, foresaw the current think about him” crime concerns this administra­ them to vote for President Nixon, he was not the principal and only strength in business continuing WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has served notice ■S(|. yrl. / ,T T tion more than drug abuse, ” system. M eeting Last Friday about 600 union and then making obscene com­ one person had approached him through this year and well into he wants to keep fiscal 1973 federal spending close to $250 members gave Metz a roaring Agnew said. ments” Teachers and Conlon agree that for the smoking facility. Student next, bringing national output to billion, even if it means withholding money voted by y / 4 . 9 5 up to so sq H the new method has its draw­ Council President Douglas Ueg. .s7.!l!l s((. yd. (Ptip Eilri) backs, but generally the system an average of $1.15 trillion this Planned Kilgore. year followed by a 9 to 10 per cent Congress, to avert a tax increase next year. has curtailed class cutting. He added that Kilgore was Nixon is seriously considering the use of the Conlon added that teachers were expansion in 1973. ARMSTRONG currently preparing a statement impoundment-of-money technique, as well as his power to 9x12 not unreasonable when some ' Some slowing in the recent The Manchester PTA for Ex­ TUB for approval of-the student coun­ quarterly gains in over-all veto legislation, to keep federal spending down, two of his Delicious for Roasting NYLON RUGS classes are not attended as some cil for presentation to the board ceptional Children will hold a ENCLOSURE students have a number of economic activity may appear key domestic advisers said Thursday. DESIGNER SOLARIAN • Assorted Colors asking for the smoking rights of later next year, but a consensus general meeting at Keeney St. Ilu' Nunnv llooi i Ikii shinrs wiihoui wii.x Unbreakable reasons for cutting a class. • All Four Sides Finished students. of the economists projects a School Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. • Double Jute Back Glass In a prepared statement, the "I would think that it would avoided. Shultz r e f i l l to ven­ Regular 189.96 On the whole, Conlon said the strong economy over the not be possible to achieve the Anyone interested in the EXTRA LEAN-FRESHGROUND AAucke's Link students claimed a school system, ture a guess. welfare of the exceptional M• 2Urn • 95 # yd., installed "walk'-out” was orderly and foreseeable future," the forecast President's goals by veto alone,” NOT PRE-PACKAGED composed of students from students returned to classes by Shultz and EhrlichmanI are pan child—gifted, retarded, InrludiniJ in.ilm al lahoi and 1 crncni * * 5 9 . 9 5 varying backgrounds and environ­ said. John D. Ehrlichman, the of an administration teamim goingi emotionally or physically han­ S ausage ,b99* llOODSKI.miO.NOFCOl.UHS SALE P U C E 8:25 a.m. inflation at the rate of about 3.5 President’s chief domestic ad­ ib ment, cannot expect to make over more than 100 bills ap dicapped, or one with a speech, Chuck Ground 95c each member of the student body per cent was foreseen for next viser, told newsmen, adding that by Congress. The groupirr hearing, or vision disorder—is conform to “so-called traditional year, as measured by the it is reasonable to conclude that eludes Budget Director Caapur broadest index applying to all invited. 9il2 io n NYLON education” They said no student some Impoundment of money W. Weinberger and Herb 8 t ^ , After the business meeting, a enters the school without And In This Ivels of sales. will be necessary. chairman of the Council of film, “Early Recognition of Lear­ U.S.D.A. Choice After allowing for this rate of 1 Lb. Rock Cornish “emotional problem, worries, Economic Advisers. Center Cut Block BRAIDED price rise—which exceeds Presi­ Ehrlichman and Treasury ning Disabilities,” will be shown. and full of enthusiasm for what Corner... Although Congreii claims to dent Nixon's goal of less than 3 Secretary George P. Shultz said Also on the agenda will be a the school day brings" therefore have cut Nixon’s appropriations PORTLAND, Maine (AP) - per cent—real growth would be no decision has been made on discussion of the purposes and Game Hens .b.89‘^< Chuck Roast i b 8 9 ^ j RUGS a few minutes of quiet thinking in requestslests $5.3 blluonbllUon for the In ltd ind .hill, bipi ind Klillt. The Maine Boxing Commission is approximately 6 per cent for the whether funds would, indeed, be goab of the PTA unit. currentml year, the uhnlnlstratlon orin|i ind whilt ind ivocido md solitude was needed. considering a request by the impounded. There are legal whiti They further stated that the year. says spendliu was incraasad at wives of two boxers who wish to "The unemployment rate is questions to be resolved before school system does not allow for least: $9.5 bimon. serve as seconds when their expected to continue its any reaction could be taken, ACQUIRE ART this and should a student feel the A tabulation of congreaslonal IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST husbands face each other for the downward path toward 5 per cent EIhrlichman said, but he added MANITOBA (AP) — A need to cut a class, whatever the action on the 15 money bills for LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF BEEF - SAVE state lightweight title next week. in the first half of next year," the that recommendations may be major share in what is reason, he finds himself on the fiscal 1973 shows that 10 of these AND EAT LIKE A KING! “Apparently they think they consensus report paid. forthcoming next week. believed to be the world’s finest "other side of the fence.” The were reduced below Nixon’s re­ can make the guys fight harder,” The report was presented to The failure of Congress to ap­ collection of Eskimo art has students claimed those who do quest and five were Increased. S69.95 Gift From Labor said a promoter of the bout. the council by the chairman of its prove the $250-bllllon spending been purchased by the are branded trouble makers, out­ But the net effect sms a H J- BRAIDED CHAIR PADS fich99« Phil Hudson and Bobby committee on domestic ceiling has made it more difficult Manitoba, Canada, laws or one who doesn’t con­ blUlon reduction, far more than 643-8424 qj |gg pjg^^ Vice President Spiro Agnewew holds a model bulldozer ggiven him yesterday at u labor rally in Richard, both of Portland, will economic, R.V. Hansberger, to avoid a tax Increase, the two government and will be placed 51 BISSELLST. form; is not allowed to make the fl.^bllllon cut achieved a . 1 T7il»l ^Idjcnort by Jimmy Keyes, right, on behalf of the rally sponsor, the International Union of fight next Thursday night in the board'chairman of Boise Cascade officials said. Ehrlichman said he in the Winnipeg Art Gallery. judgements for himself; and is year ago In the 1971 lasalon, PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE O p m t ^ Engineers Local 478. (AP photo) Exposition Building. Cx)rp. Hansberger said consumer thinks a tax raise could be The carvings were acquired then penalized. oyer several decades by WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Winnipeg biologist- businessman Jerry Twomev. ' Open Daily 9-6; Thurs. and Fri. till 9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MsachstUr, Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 90, I W t- PAGE THRMC

P A P E TWO— M AN CH E8TgREVKNINQ H BIU LD.MM»rtiwt*r,Oom»-|fftl.| Oct ID|1W^ South dssbr ^«n'f Hair R«trea»s c te w cut, but deflnltelj Esst-Wai vulnerable \ihorter. The average lent Sheinwold on Bridge Bolton Plans Under Way For Christmas Fair M en’i h a i r ityles are . . about two Inchae NORTH (^lumbia \ shorter than the. laet few TV Tonight You lead a trump to dummy’s Q A 9 7 3 th e ears. He Calmly Chats PLAY LOSER IN 108BR: fashioned box lunch auction Nov. The Ctou of 1974 will sponsor a years, nowhere near the old seven and ruff another club. QI Woefc continuM In pceperetloa showing a wood block print In 8m Saturday’s TV HaraM tor SHUT OUT DANGER HAND 4 at 7 p.m. In the Herrick ham and rout beef dinner Satur­ As It happens, aU of the out­ 0 72 for "An Oid-FuhloiMd Chriit- color entitled "Glacial Drift”. ^jpmptete Usting!i.______By ALFRED SHEINWOLD « A8763 Memorial Park recreation day at St. George’s Church hall, standing chins dn^. You can get m u ," the anmial fair iponaorad Tbe exhibition, which runs Rt. 44A. Settings will be at 6 and A bout Hijacking We continue today on the sub­ Old School Slated nwM, uw wnuiw iw i|wu building. Tolland County Chiplor of Hodisuh to dummy with the ace of spada WMT r g l m ^ by Bottoo Congnastlonalitlonal 0 Church from Oct. 16 to Nov. 4, to a Juried 6:15 p.m. Tickets will be sold at - 8 : 9 8 - ject of how to keep Ui# d a n p o u s Ladiw planning to attend ere said. “I walked up and tapped on in o td a to discard diamonds on i .m . t o show, whldt nMans all entries are ByJAYSHARBUIT opponrat out of the leaa. One 5 9 7 6 5 3 asked to oring a "surprise” box the door. the cabin door and It w u opened. (S4«)N EW 8 diunmy’s Ust two clubs. AK842 p.m. prw-Judged by an arttot of note APTalevtateWtto method that someUmee eacapa 0 Q l >09 / o iSecome Museum containing dinner for two. The Bolton Tigers midget foot­ "And I Juit said, 'Do you mind (18) IIO’CUXXHIOU You would stiU have a pl«y A86 3 General chairmen Edith Bens beltora they are accepted for ex­ ball team will play its tost home NEW YORK (AP) - The Nasi saboteurs Infiltrate notice is the loser-on-loser play. 152 4 KQ 10 GotUemen will Ud on the lunch ART AUCTION t a k ^ me to — you know — the contract if the cluba udled to H w Board of Education has Mn. Mxfguvt Andunon, pnil- announcee tha following booths hibition. Only 66 paintings were game Sunday at 1 p.m. at Herrick sandy-haired Qaotglan sat In his South dealer SOUTH and enjoy the meal with Its Bomber Command. drop so obllgingly . Upon reaching dent of the group. and committee chairman: selected from over ISO entries. Memorial Park against the piMsant Savannah home, calmly Cuba?’ He (ttie pilot) said, ‘Not at (14) HODGEPODGE LODGE Bast-Wat vulnerable 4 KQJ 10654 ilvtn tha Ck>lumbla Hbtorical creator at the puk. dummy with the ace of spada The clube in Connecticut will Edna Lee, aprons; Jackie Judging wak done by Cerlus chatting about how he hijacked all.’ There wai a jumpseat on my Opening lead-K ing of Hearts C? 10 Sodaty permbalon to usa Moor’s Hebron Rems. Bolton goes into left side and I sat down. All Topic; Parks. you could lead a diamond, hoping Indian Charity School as a distribute two of Mn. Richard Moores, homemade cendiet; Dyer, director of tbe Museum of the game with a 3 and 2 record, & EXHIBIT an airiincr to Cuba three years (18) t o TELL THE TRUTH Vmt opens the king of h e ^ , 0 K 54 Balletla Board systems were go.” that Eat had the ace. It wu musaum. The building b to be Nixon’s favorite r e c ^ . Mary Custence, baked goods; Jav Contemporary Art In Ridgefield. while Hebron h u a 1 and 8 tally. ago with the uttiinate aim at (M)WRiDWnJ>WEST winning the first trick. W at then 4 94 17m townwide clothing drive The speaker, Robert Hebney, w b a to play first fbr the clubs Mn. Gertrude TapMn, co­ Farris, knit goods; Beverly Webb PTOCalendan killing FIdd Castro. Victor Buono guest stars u a ihifts to B low club and you put Soah Weel North Eei painted next week and the CHS sponsored by tbe Bolton described his escapade for since that would give you two wlU submit a Ust of needed ordinator for Mrs. Dorothy and Betty Thorpe, old jewelry. Mrs. Joseph Murphy, vice- Maacbetter Eventeg Herald Saturday Evaning, Oct. 21 "I got up and I hdd the gun twglfUn. up dummy’s ace. 4 4 A llPeu president of the Bolton Parent- Elcumenical Council will be held reporter Bernard Kalb Inanes- chimea for tbe contract. r e p ^ to Um board. MlUer, candidate for the 66th Items are needed for all Bolton correspoadent Judith down on my left side so none of - 8: 88 - You’re worried about the Opening bed - K Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. c ^ t CBS stucN called "llM Air Dally Quatlon Tbe board tabled action on tbe AsMtnbly District, uld Mn. booths, and persons wishing to Teacher Organiation, announces Donahoe, tel. 849-8481. the passengen could sm it,” he (8) CBS NEWS diamonds. If E a t geta the la d . Trucks will pick up Items left on ITALIAN AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP CLUB Pirates — Can They Be The opponent a your right bids appointment of a school medical Miller wUI be In town Satwdav to donate artictos may contact Mn. that school calendars compiled (8) ABC NEWS he will attack diamonds and you doorsteps. one spade, and you hold: adrisor untU more complete In- campaign and aid in the dbtribu- Benz at her home on Elm St., |I by tbe p r o will be on u lc at the Stopped?" (8948) NBC NEWS may then lose two tricks In the The clan of 1975 at Bolton Kingsbury Ave. Rockville, Conn. program ain tonlAt at 9 Sapedes, 9; Hearts, A-K-9-4-9; be content even If he responds In foinutlon b given. tion of the red p a . RockvlUe. high school office this week. Cost TAKE-OUT (14) WORLD PRESS suit. For this reason you want to High School b sponsoring a rum­ p.m. E m . It undoubtedly will Diamonds, A’I44-, Ctabs, J-5-9. clubs. Thb takeout double glvoe School Superintendent Arthur Also scheduled to be in town ArtlitsInSiMw of tbe calendw Is 80 cento. - 8 : 1 8 - ke^ E at out of the lad. mage sale Sunday from 10 a.m. to T h « n a t i o n w i d e b e e f a l l a r ! FORRMIEN1BAND cauae grumbling among airline Whstdoyoeay? you the b a t chance to find a good Saturday b Mn. Edna OUman, Two Bolton artlsto have been Parents of children in the SERVICE The b a t way Is to lead the Bixby and Principal Clarence Ed­ 4 p.m. at Bolton Notch shopping officials who recoil at any sky­ (48) NEWS Answer; Double. This asks fit; an overcall of two hearta mondson met wiUi Dr. Edwin OOP candidate for the 19th selected to exhibit th d r works in Elementary and Onter Schoob PUBLIC VIEWING 8 P.M. - 7 : 8 8 - queen of hearts from dummy. center. jacking story on the theory that It partner to bid hb b at suit. You might run Into a bad break. Basden recently and Dr. Basden Senatorial District. Mn. GUman, a Juried show at the Gallery on are reminded to return money for TACOS ARE (3) YOUNG DR. ULDARE ; THE NEW often causes new onea. East plays low and you discard will be happy If partner bids agreed to serve u school medical who b relatively unknown In the Green In Canton. the calendv u soon u possible. Complimentary refreshments ft ceUloguef A dying boy needa a kidney your remaining club. TTiis a - Copyrigkt 1979 But Uiey needn’t worry about hearb or diamoods and you will advisor.------However, H it w u stated at town, U anxious to meet u many PrisdUa Murray of School Rd. Offices Closed 3 FOR 99 transnlant. change giva up a second heart Radios - Watches ^ CENTURIONS this show. It in no way Verifies ttib week's meeUng ttu t no fee residmts u possible, M n. Ander­ hu submitted an acrylic com- Bolton’s town offices will be M l M it AMUfftt (8) TRUTH OR Tape Recorders the skyjacker. It doee offer an trick instad of a club. The advan­ son said. montage and hard e^e cloaed Monday in observance of AUCTION 8:30 P.M. CONSEQUENCES tage Is that the trick b given up to w u given, and the board does not IntelUimt look at the upiurge in ques entitled "Come Fly Veteran’s Dey. Walkia Talkies H : Ml I E (18) DICK VAN DYKE know what the functions of tbe npTM h .in skyjaadogs since 1968 and ex­ Wat Instad of to Eat. LOBSTER DtNffER medical advisor wlU be. The Manchester Evealag Herald With Me”. Box Lunch Party DONATION Sl.OO Rob and Laura buy an art Wat cannot afford to lad ARTHUR DRUG aminee what is being done to board approved Dr. Basden ser­ Columbia coneapoadeat Virginia Diane Unin of Hebron Rd. is Democrats wlU hold an old- VI AN( Ml s n u E 3 masterpiece at an auction. diamonds for then your king T I I liilj 1 ‘»7H HM .-ntn.SM . protect airline crews and ving in that capacity, but Dr. Cartoon Td. 228-9294. Fri.4aL7JI.l-JI p^M*ngiir«. (8848) NEWS would surely win a trick. W at’s (M) FREE-FOR-ALL ^ 4 # 9 5 AlaCarte Btxny w u unable to attend the '.Mil »i US’- I 11 . I 1 .\M M I. 1 1 . . In Heliney’s case. It lets him safat return b a trump. meeting to clarify tbe matter. Sun. 4 -6 -8 . ; s 1 t ■- 1 ‘ n 1 ‘ ' I M J 1 » ’ (48) ABC NEWS iMf \f nmim m «»«pi«in what happened to him in Ruff Clubs Whole Turkey Served fe Pemllle» The board ratified teachers’ - 7 : 1 8 - NfMtrAidtl Cuba — 104 days In solitary con- You win in dummy with the by Reservatlen Only salariu u Dr. Btxby had re- (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING nine of spades and ruff a club. flnement and then beck to the •It's chrlitntas Party Rasarvatlon Tima quuted thb strictly for auditing MSJ»4.in4L>iaAia4.l,IJ.hl,WFlT (8) LASSIE U nited SUtes. He was tried on air purposes. IN-CAR HEATERS Lassie hdpa a lost boy. piracy charges and "acquitted oo Tim board ratified the contract MEADOWS (18) BETTER WORLD PIANO’S RESTAURANT O N 1-91 NOBTHot JCT oM 84 MtIO grounds of temporary insanity,” of Mrs. Susan Russo of Ruasmar General 1AM lAST'W IVT SIBVICI »0 I *it (91) LETT’S MAKE A DEAL T h e ate r Rt.«*44A,Bolten 84J-»ai BURTOm according to Kalb. TraU u physical education aide (98) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Tlase Sehedale Electric Later on, nearly all quarters at 82 an hour, the first step of the are beard —crew members, (48) NANNY A THE eeeeeeeeeeai •eeeeaeeeeeea aide’s schedule. Mrs. Russo Walkie passengers, a psychiatrist, a PROFESSOR \ (94) WALL STREET WEEK Jerry Lewb Cinema, South attended Central Connecticut Talkie 'BLUfflEARiy Fedoal Aviation Administration Windsor — "The Candidate,” State CoUege and substituted In - 8 : 8 8 - official and two airline security the school office u an aide. She Septic Tanks (S) SONNY AND CHER 7:00-9:00 1k CONNIECTEVENS "THE GRISSOM GANG" AND chiefs. Guests; Robert Goulet and tbe The SUte Theater - “The wUl work five hours a wedi. The show’s reporting is Graduate,” 9:15; “CC & Com­ The board h u approved a Ust genenlly restrained and lo w ^ . Temptatiana. each Plugged Sewers (m B R A D Y BUNCH pany,” 7:30 of IS additional substitutes and Ironically, Its main fault is the Peter has a crush on Jan's Burnside — "The New Cen­ more are being Interviewed by cursory treatment of a sporadic One hand operation. 36" Machine Cleaned friend Kerry. turions,” 7:30-9:30 the principal. PRE-VETERANS’ DAY SPECIALS! controversy — news covenge of Chairman Donald Tuttle told whip antenna, 1/4 mile Tanks, Dry WaSs, Sewer (18) SKI SCENE Cbptol Theater - "The O tha,” MfTAURANT 5 LOUNM range. Operates on CB14. Lines Installed—Cellar Wateh skyjaddngs. (9948) UON AT WORLD’S END 7:00-9:00; "Bonnie It Clyde," the board that (Harke Transporta­ A Pan American Airlines **Sophitticated Dining tion Co. reported to him regar­ proofing Done. (94)WEEKINREVIEH 12:00 LAWN AND GARbeN SPECIALS! security gets to the meat Manchester Drlve-In — at Rea$onabU Pricas*' ding a recent accident In M c K in n e y b r o s . of the dispute. He complaiiis Uiat - 8 : 1 8 - “Bluebeard,” 7:00-1045; “Take WUUmantic Involving a Columbia Electronic Calculator skyjacking stories o f ta contain (848) PARTRIDGE FAMILY the Money & Run,” 9:00 high school bus and another car. General Electric San., lllPsariSt. 643-5308 with Recharger Kit IM NIiM t Sit., San. too mud> detailed "how" — how Danny is sick of being little Cinema I "The New Cen­ Clarke does not have a fuU Seweriie Disposal Co. tin Vmitib Music o( Ths Show -N-Tell Viewer 117:15-9:15 5:15.7:15, Um skyjacka did it or how the (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE turions,” 7:15-9:15 • poUce report u yet, but when he authorities foiled the effort. (94) STARLIGHT FESHVAL (Cinema II — “Funny Girl,” DICK RICHARDS TRIO does he wiU send aU detalb to tbe “And in this area we find a String trio performance taped board. Tuttle said no one wu 8:30 for your dining ind dancing ptoasuro great deal of IrreeponaiUlity in injured. at Yale Law Schod. Mansfield Drive-In — “Fritz THURSDAY-FRIDAV-SATUROAV KITES Repeat Visit The 47th reporting,” tiie official sara. He - 9 : 8 8 - Mrs. Harriet Rosen, chairman Our the Cat,” 9:10; “Fanny Hill,” Reg. of a calls such reporting “highly (3) CBS REPORTS of the pubUc relations com­ 22«g TWO WEEKENDS Greater 7:30; "Naked Under Leather,” 99.97 dangerous.” Special. "The Air Pirates — mittee, wUl submit a rough draft 2 speed solid Selloutt November 10-11 Hartford 10:30 of the first bulletin the com­ 18 ” McGuire state phono, The program does partlculariy Chn They Be Stopped?" M eadow s Drive-In — ELEGANT NEW Kordite 7-Buehel mittee wUl distribute. slide-in film, [Adds, multiplies, divides, subtracts. Float- November 17-18 well in detailing Uie squabble (M i) ROOM 999 10:04; "Grisson Bamboo Rakes “Bluebeard,” The board also voted to pay Lawn & Leaf Bags watch and ling and fixed decimal, credit balance, con- Antique between airlines and the govern­ A is found to have been BANQUET FACILITIES Istant function. Made in U.S.A. The Prime of Gang,” 7:30 122,500 to Universal Structures listen. ment over who should b w the (wJ-hing for 17 years without Our U. A. Theata— “Funny Girl,” RcferviUoas Call t t l A U A for tbe four portable claurooms Miss Jean Brodie major burden of deterring the credentials. Reg Show 7:004:00 wUch have been erected at the 2.59 O ct 2 3 - 2 5 skyjacker. (II) 781 CLUB B O L T E S S ______ELU! 1.97 by J. Prosson Allan from novd by MurM Spark (9948) DINAH SHORE East Hartford Drive-In — “Lit­ school. Reinforced bamboo lines ^ klon.-Tues. noon to 10 p m HOUSEWARE Dept. Savings! Presantod by tho A lot of progress has been — "How to Handle a tle M otha,” 9:05; “Frightened The lu t payment of 87,500 wiU 1 24” Size 2.57 30" Size 3.17 ^ Giant size for Fall clean-up SAVINGS ON TOILETRIES Wodnosday noon to 9:30 p m made since 1968, but as Kalb Woman." Guests; Jack Benny, Women,” 7:30 be paid on completion of the Wkidex with Ammonia-D "js. J Q C LIHLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER, Inc. points out, “there have been 96 Bob Hope, Burt Reynolds. Sonny East Windsor Drive-In — work which should be done by Jwrflens Extra Dry ■ 15oz. .eronl. double ammoni.i ■ WW WEST HARTFORD "Easy R id a,” 9:15; “There’s A in East Catholic H.S. Auditorium hijaddngs In the United States so and Cher. Nov. 1 according to Principal 9 oz. nothing lotion. 1.35 lize Girl In My Soup,” 7 ;30 S c o t t 8:30 pjn. ARMORY far this year, three more than in - 9 : 3 8 - For Edmondson. 836 Farmington Avo. all of the last year.” S d ectm en ^iifi Production directeid by Betty Spalla (8-48) LOVE AMERICAN Wella Balaam , Cyan Claapar by Dow Q Q C There also have been The* setectgnen have appointed 1802 lemon scented ’ " W W Sponsors: :Women of STYLE Your Shampoa thousands of routine flights. But 'Capitol Theatre •s Austin Dosefier In town u soUd ;% iTit^ets $3XX) ‘ (Students $2U0)| S t Jamas Episcopal Church -1 8 :8 8 — eoz. 1.9B size. • • ••••••••• • • • try telling that to the poor soul (3)SM1THS0N1AN wute dbposer for the Depart­ OFF Phone 643-7465 or 649-1564 HaM«4n Frank SBvestor Dining whose airliner was hijacked in ADVENTURE MIC ment of Environmental Protec­ Mop and Glo 32 oz. raUfnmia thif year. tion. Spring Blooming Johnson’s Baby Special — "99 Days to Sur­ LAWN I Shampoo Damp mop tor clean and shine 99® vival.” Host Walter Schiira traces Pleasure Mrs. Eleanor Tuttle and PhiUp ninm 'I ^ i — WP— I W Dutch Bulbs wela nuAnnl a 1,009-mile journey down the Isham were appointed to verify leo z. 2.29 .Ize. tbe land index record at a fee of CLEARANCE babsR • • • • •••• > . • < Colorado River. (M k i fSad Formica Floor Shine f t r i i ] . , NOW Right Guard DBOBDBDD (99-39) AMERICAN W e P r e s e n t 1125 each. ’wcondttR' 32OZ For Vinyl. linijfeum. asphalt "DCALS IN School Changes SALE! Anti- Perspirant e x p e r ie n c e UNNATURAL ANO __ Tuttps, daffodils, crocus, hya- t'AUM'N'. «»*►’ 0 ‘ TMia at9:15 Special — “Tbe Fabulous OMINOUS SHAOeS FROM Several changes in committee Every bag of fertilizer or box of cinihs, and many other colorful 12 oz. 2.29 size. Country.” First of a special ten- THE PSYCHE... S Y Q U I N T O ’ chairmen for the “Thinking seed in our inventory. varieties. A OOTNIC MYSTERY." Thur^ys,” u weU u expansion FOR WINTERIZING YOUR POOL! orfoMhtftittlnB. part series celebrating the •TIMR MAOA21MR Gray Denim CHILDREN'S MATINEES iiNiuiianfT American Bicentennial. Host: AT THE ORGAN in members and shifts in assignments, have taken place at Kodachrome Film Sale with Procesaing* ACADEMY Cbet Huntley. Daily at 7 5 9 Lightweight MKfMMfFIIJUl (94) STATE OF CONNECTICUT NOW: E v e ry F rI. and Sat. Porter School. Safety SATURDAY—SUNDAY ANARO The "Thinking Thursday” b - 1 9 : 3 5 - Vinyl Zipper Luggage UnUUUNEIISS WHUIER GIMME SHELTER the afternoon of the third kl35,20X 2.29 KX126,20X 2.29 Pool Cover MONDAY ■esT (94) MARTIN AGRONSKY Thursday of each month and OMSCTOa - 1 1 : 1 8 - Sat Sun., Mon. Mai. at 2 with Equalizer Co-Feature Men rives the staff an opportunity to 3.39 JUMBO Infhfi MOWU (34-18-994848) NEWS "A BOY NAMED DIM E W ITH US KA464, Super 8.2.99 K135,36X TOTE at 7:30 Nil Tel. S4S-31M1 fwr Resei-vatlMos have in-service programs, among American wfldemeafc - 1 1 : 3 9 - CHARLIE BROWN" * ProceMing by QuelHy Ind. Leb^ Reg. XASSIEFAi^ other things. (3) MOVIE Mrs. Joan Krush replaced Den- 12.99 THE GREATEST “The Story of Three Loves” 8.80 LMBchewMSsei-ved Daily IS t« 2 P.M. nb Harvey u chalrnun of the HARDWARE 6 a u t o m o t i v e D E P T .. TEST OFCOURAGE TECHNCOtOir (R) (1953). adminbtrative committee. Mrs. Sturdy, Strong Pool Cover adogooold PANAVISKW (849) DICK CAVETT DINNERS 18’ Round B»g. 49.77...... 37.88 .21" Short HopR.fl 13.M...... 9.88 -26 ' Cross Country B.9. ai-W 17.99 AUce Levesque and Mrs. Dorothy Exclusive lever lock ac­ ever know. (9949) JOHNNY CARSON Taggart are co-chairmen of the 24’ Round n*g. S4.77...... 49.88 .24 Weekend Flight ".9 17.M 13.77 . 29" Overseas R.g. 24.9S 19.74 j Plus: JM Namath in “C.C. and Company" - 1 : 4 5 - FROM ; k i P i tion for safety. Large WWIffil public relations committee, equalizer. .54" Gsrtnsof Bag Rro- 2S-W ...... 21.54 Of (3) MOVIE Famous Ask us about covers (or other size pools fMENTS VITO’S reptacing Mbs Cheryl Graham. "Saddle the Wind” (1968). Mrs. Victoria Wallace replaced •3'.ng R>»>' Prestone MAGAZINE ^ 2 . 7 5 (Formerly Villa Louisa) For The Hunter AKARO Villa LonUa Rd.. Ballon Mrs. Diane Lein u chairman of Heavy eoinufiEw the curriculum committee. .h e a l e r Wheelie Toys By Opea SandayM— ClasMed HlosidayM - GOP Women Duty 4-lb. Polyester Fill Saturday h u been designated Oil mtfxH .in too,! Stop Leak REMCO Sleeping Bag A t: 1 :0 0 u the nationwide Republican Filter 2 : 4 5 MANCHtSTER Women’s Club Day, according to Dune B u ggy Wheelies Red, white, blue TEL G4 f> 1S7 H Automatic steering control, for­ nylon shell packs Our tight. Warm poly fill, 1 2 ^ 9 ward or reverse. 100" zipper. ■ 15.97 Etrly a LatsShow I y o u r H Q Q r Reg. “BlMbsard” ihotm 7 810:45 CHOICE I ■ % / 2 1.29 "TsktTht Honey and Run" 9:00 Mail Delivery Wheelie Trikes 3-Lb. Polyester Fill CHEESE and SPECIALTY Add to radiator; mixes with all Choose ice cream truck, (ire en­ Type PF-2, PF-24 and PF-25. anti-freeze formulas. SHOP May Be Costlier For most American cars. gine or stage coach. Sleeping Bag Hi-Ho Lightweight nylon BURTOn IS KANSAS CITY (AP) - The Popular Brand shell, 3 lbs. of warm Anniversary Special decblon by the U.S. Treuury YOUR poly fill Zip 2 Department to mall Kansu City s 3/8” Power Drill CHOICE together. ’BLUEBEARD’ first $10 million revenue-sharing Double reduction OurVZUT n*t|.Refl-8.99 check Instead of permitting a dty gears lifetime lube Finish To Match Your Decor He dld iawiay wtth beautiful women. representative to pick it up may bearing. 1 yr. over Handsome Fireplace Acceasorlea! cost the city almost |1,400. . counter guarantee. 7 .8 8 Sponsored by WSCS and METHODIST MEN of the CHEESE BALLS Walter Van Asselt, assbtant Fireplace Ensemble "»b m 4» Unpainted city manager, said Wednesday it Mediterranean styling in would cost about 1160 to send BEAT THE COLD WEATHER RUSH! Swedish steel finish. Tall Furniture someone to Wuhlngton to get the 1 ” p South United Methodist Church and graceful. 36”x36” Bookcase *4 0 7 4 1 check, which would allow the dty • ••••••• to draw two additional days’ in­ Prestone II Sturdy construction, || | VUWAUSI.guiilolinad Cord Crib Hoop R.g. 13.99 RAQUELWELCH...suffocated SATURDAY, OCT. 21,1972 terest - about 1700 a day. smoothly sanded, ready to However, the department ap­ 42" diameter, holds 1/0 finish. 7 10:00 A.AA. to 3:30 P.M. o r Z e r e x cord wood. Durable black BEEF LOG parently pbns to mall the check it Oct 27, meaning it would arrive PiBrtoli finish steel. 36”x30" Bookcase Rro i« ••.. Permanent Anti Freeze ...... • Baked Goods • Fish Pond Oct. 30 or 31. The check b ex­ Hammered Swedish R.g. 10.99 • Candy pected to be post-dated to Oct. ANTI­ Steel Log Basket 2-Drawar Night IM.-IW—Mw. 1 « a • Used Jewelry 30. LEAK Llmll 8 7 0 Stand with open space 1 5 J 0 MAblSMSsa. • Handicrafts 2 Gall. Bale handle, strap steel Baibra! • Knitwear P.r legs. 21" long. for radio, phone. KARIN SCHUBERT.shot MAMUrTOlO.drowned Academy • Holiday a Mini-Flea Market YOUR Our Cusl. » • Avraid ...... • Aprons a Beeswax Candles TIRE PUNCTUATORS CHOICE Reg. 9-Drawer Drassar Winner- 1.99 gal. Wrought Iron Fire- Our Rag. 4.89 Best • Charcoal Portraits a Coffee Shop p e r k y , Iowa (AP) — L.. F^lBce Grate Metal pulls, massive wrap lAcuessI Come in end tee us about our • Country Store a Luncheon 11 a.m.-1:30p.m. Hawn, who operateH a Uub 6 strong bars, 1/2" steel 2 99 around base. Hlation, has collectinii Both are year 'round formulas, both In stock. 20" wide. SW ISS COLONY Gift Pack Mailinf. over the i)a»t .'10 ,V«arH (hI(1h and afMi AASUR rvoowenONk o««owo handy gallon |ug. Buy now and savel BARBRA firnciBANO*OMAN BHARM M -FUNNY GIRL' emla pii'Kcd u|) b.V !>'« "f a Outdoor Games and Train Ride running veliicleH. I I Ca0M«OAOSI- • PAMAVtllOai- n OPEN The moHl common SALE: Fri. and Bat. 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UW -PAQ inVB PAGE TO UR - MANCHE8TE21 EVENING HERALD. Mincfaartar, Conn.. PYl.. Oct.» . 197» Shield Law Public National Welfare Costs Reach Opposed By The Candidates Records Governor Record High Of $18>2 Billion Warranty Deeds "their full effects were not The only category showing a V HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. ...in 4th Senate District Jack Goldberg to Cyril K. and WASHINGTON (AP) - John D. Twlname, ad­ decline at the end of the year waa ministrator of HEW's Social and realized until 1972.” Thomai J. Meskill said Veronica S. Rim, parcel on National welfare coats reached a State restrictions on AFDC old age assistance, which Rehabilitation Service, said that be opposes the idea of a “shieid Wynedlng Hill Rd., conveyance record $18.2 billion in the last rolb continued to display an Im­ dropped 1.6 per cent to slightly law'^’ that wouid protect tax $13.20. fiscal year, but the rate of in­ although many states began more than two million redplenti. Jack Goldberg to John C. Yavis placing restrictions on welfare pact in June, the last month lor newsmen from having to reveal crease slowed for the first time in which sUtbtics are available. confldentlal sources to grand Jr. and Helen M. Yavis, parcel on five years, the government says. eligibility and payments in 1971 B i B S Jurte. Wynedlng Hill Rd., conveyance The Department of Health, “I don’t think that’s ever been tax $12.10. Education and Welfare reported x i ; recognised as a privileged com­ Paul K. McNamara to Leonard that the increase was 17.4 per S. and Joan-Marilyn Rock, munication,” he said of informa­ cent, or $2.7 billion, compared to 1 ^ ' property at 31 Edison Rd., con­ tion nthering by newsmen who 28.3 per cent in fiscal 1^1. The veyance tax $28.05. pronmed to keep thdr sources slowdown was attributed to rising Marriage Licenses confidential. employment and state cutbacks The governor had been asked Ernest G llb ^ Rounseville, 21 Church St., and Anne Catherine in payments and eligibility stan­ at a news conference about the dards. case of a New J o ^ newspaper- Dumont, East Hartford, South United Methodist Church, Nov. 5. num now in jail for refusing to Until the latest report, the total Edward Eddie Paradis, Hart­ answer a grand Jury’s questions cost to federal, state and local ford, and Veronica Ann Drogeiis, about information he said was governments for providing relief Hartford, Oct. 27. rose at least 20 per cent each year N confidential, and about the Building Permits prospects for a "shield law” in since 1966, when it was a relative­ EUsted Construction Co. Inc. ly modest $5.8 billion. Connecticut to prevent a similar for A. Kuriew, alterations to con­ case here. dominium at 12C Esquire Dr., The welfare caseload also hit a The U.S. Supreme Court earlier $1,500. historic high of more than 15 this year ruled that the first William R. Schaller for 16 th million persons in fiscal 1972, but amendment to the U.S. Constitu­ Manchester Motor Sales Inc., 50x- the 5-per-cent increase was less State Sen. Daved Odegard Eatdle Flanagan tion doesn’t guarantee newsmen 140 pre-engineered, steel building than one-third the 17.2-per-cent Republican Democrat freedom from contempt of court Mrs. Thomas J. (Estelle) at 512 W. Center St., $18,000. increase in 1971, and the lowest proceedings if their refusal to State Sen. David Odegard resides at 27 McCann Dr., Flanagan of Glastonbury is a since 1966. answer a grand jury’s questions is h o u se ^ e and the mother of four Manchester, with his wife, the The largest category was Aid to based on the confidential nature childrai and is making her first State Man Wins former Karin Naymaster of Families with Dependent of the answer. The decision left try for public office. The Osseo, Minn., and their three Children (AFDC), wnlch in­ room, however, for passage of Flanagan family resides at 213 At Horse Show laws guaranteeing newsmen such children. The family has lived in HARRISBURG (AP) - Olym­ creased by 6.8 per cent to 10.9 Manchester since 1963. Oder Mill Rd. Mr. Flanagan is a freedom. partner in Flanagan Bros. Inc., pic riders William Steinkraus of million persons. State Sen. John F. Papandrea, A native of St. Cloud, Minn., Norton, Conn., and Kathy Kusner 1 ^ 1 New London Tpke., Glastonbury. In fiscal 1971, the AFDC rolls D-Meriden, has proposed that a Odegard is an engineer by profes­ of Monkton Md., won sion. He now is a Realtor, with Mrs. Flanagan, an alternate were up 23.3 per cent. so-called “shield law” for delegate to the Democratic Wednesday’s two jumping events his office at 27 McCaiui DrJ in the w ^ -lo n g Pennsylvania newsmen be passed at the He is serving his first tu rn in National Convention, has been a current special session of the the State Senate and is on five member of the Glastonbury National Horse Show. General Assembly, and the committees - appropriations, Denoocratic Committee for about Miss Kusner edged Frank FUELOIL /IT Connecticut Council of Freedom education, state and urban 10 years. She was an active cam­ Chapot of Neshanic Station, N.J., of Information has said such a development, public personnel paign worker for U.S. Rep. by two tenths of a second in the first 11-fence race, time being the 17.9 law should be enacted at the next and military affairs, and liquor William Cotter and former U.S. 200 Gal. Min. regular session of the legislature. control. Prior to being elected Rep. Emilio Daddario. deciding factor after both had no 1 Day Notlca For Dallvary Newsmen who favor passage of state senator, he was Mwchester % e is a past president of the faults. Steinkraus was third. 24-Hour Burner Service a n such a law have argued that deputy mayor and was on the Glastonbury Women’s Club, In the other jumping contest, MANCHESTER forcing them to reveal confiden­ B(»rd of CMrectors from 1966 to former Hartford County vice Steinkraus defeated Elizabeth OIL HEAT, INC. tial -sources to investigative 1971. president of the Connecticut Ashton of Ontario by three 649-4908 bodies like grand juries would A graduate of the Michigan State Federation of Women’s seconds, Chapot coming in third. hinder their ability to gather Technological University, Clubs, past member of the Glastonbury Charter Revision news on controversial subjects. Houghton, Mich., he attended the 1 The New Jersey reporter, University of Connecticut Conunission, former Glastonbury representative to the Capitol Peto* Bridge, was jailed earlier Graduate Sdiool of Engineering I this month for contempt of court and the University of Hartford Region Plaiming Agency, a Hart­ MUNICIPAL BUILDING m School of Political Science. Prior ford Hospital volunteer, a FISH after refusing to tell a New Jersey volunteer, and has done Sale of Sales grand jury more than what he to becoming a Realtor, he was an electrical engineer at Pratt and volunteer work at area convales­ wrote in a story about a reported cent hospitals. CLOSED bribe attempt. His jail sentence is Whitney, East Hartford. He liM been listed in "Outstan­ A Milton, Mass, native, she is a to end when the grand jury is graduate of the Weymouth dismissed. ding Young Men in America” and “Who’s Who in American (Mass.) High School. VETERANS DAY Government.” In 1968, at the age of 26, he received the Manchester MONDAY, OCTOBER 23,1972 Kennedy Galleries Jaycees Distinguished Service FROM 'THE PAST Purchase Painting CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) Award. — Floyd Smith and Danny Emergency Telephone Numbers: Long found an 11-inch shell NEW YORK (AP) - Kennedy while swimming in West Highway...... 649-5070 Galleries has bought Thomas P olitical Secessionvil le Lake. The Refuse...... 649-1886 Anshutz’ “Steelworkers- rojectile dates from the Civil Sanitary Sewer and Water §49-<9697 Noontime” ^for |2S0,00O, the "ar and was a type used by highest paid at auction for an Pacificer the Federal Navy. American painting or other work of art, DEIS MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Anshutz, who did the painting When Gov. Robert Ray and his HOLIDAY CLOSlN

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Oct M. 1873-PAGEMMliy J PAPE M X - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mmcherter. Co^.. Fri., Oct 10.1W» successfully in a tug-of-war con- look at a ytore window full of >ni« Kmg q( an unknown blrC Things That Make Life JVorth Living test. Holding hands with a girl on playing puppies. Holding on to a, half-heard all alone at ( ------Walk-a-thoA Plans the way home from church, job you can’t afford to loae. g dim and rfg»ha«»inf i ■fS- Holding up your baby sister to The sight of a great white manrl|]?Ht?r M^ralb Repeating the 1 ^ SarU. astli aerie sijpuiture of the Invisible clear through without one* madiine. It I*) Said Moving^ Aldng By HAL BOYLE stammerinf. Holding up your arm in a new NEW YORK (AP) - Things that Pinning s baby's lilhpor class sriien the teacher finally FOR ■f'. Founded OcL /, 1881 Plani for the March of Dlmei (MOD) Walk-a-thon to be without pinning dthar tho baby asks a question you can answer, make Ufo worth Uving; ^folding up a (dace of smoked held in Mancheiter, Nov, 6, are moving along. rite rellm d smile of a tearful or one of your Bag«a. Pidfing • JUDGE OF PROBATE newspaper by carrier dally before 6 p.m. patch of wild UaeklMritiwi on 8 ^t0ass so you can stare at an Published by Manchester Publishing Co., ^Ihe Walk-e-thon, under the child after vou pluck a splinter edipae. Holding on to a rope IS Bissel} Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation defMut- chalmuuMhlp of Atty. WlUUm walkers from their ichhol, In­ from Its foot without pain. hike - a turptisa prtowt you cluding the distribution and telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. BroneUl, will be the flnt of Ita Pulling cocklobi'tn out of a dog's know win please your mother., WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD Und In Mancheater. The 2S-mUe collection of pre-registration coat. Breaking snap heane for a The snrt summons of h wiUir S’ Published evoy evening except Sundays fotms and showing films of BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE Member Audit Bureau of (Circulation walk will begin and terminate at blg^tamlly Thanksgiving dinner. faU. Partner in law firm of Howard, Kohn, Sprague, and Fitzgerald • and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press Mancheater High School, with previous walks'.\ ^ opening of a bud. The soft Learning to make your BOLAND Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mall several ichooli along the route John Healy, cakhaliman oi the doting of a door after you kits knuckles pop. Learning to nwte a Manchester Town Director from 1966 to present • President of Walk from Eait Catholic High fire without matches. Leattiinf Matter. The Manchester Publishing (}o. assumes uaed ai checkpolnta. goodnight the one you )mt. OIL CO. Manchester's AFS foreign student exchange in 1969 • Trustee V Scbml, la In charge of coor­ Seeing your face get back to bow to whistte through ytw fro|Bt no financial responsibility for Mrs. Pat Oentllcore, MOD iiMtisn of Lutz Junior Museum in 1967 • President of Manchester Burl L. Lyons Publisher Mothers March chairman, has dinating a banner-nuking com­ normal after the mumps. Holding teeth. Learning tha alphabiAt typographical errors appearing in adver­ Chamber of Commerce in 1965 -1966 • Veteran of World War Subscription Rates , ’ '■ made arrangements with the mittee and recruiting students a milk bottle to your ear to sea U backward. Learning that Rome FUEL OILS tisements and other reading matter in The CocaCola Bottling Co. and the from B€H. it wiU echo the sea’s murmur as a wasn’t builtlit In a &y. Laemlug wTOMSTic ounrar II • Treasurer of Manchester Bar Association • Drug Advisory Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. Manchester Packing Co. (or the Other melhbers of the teasheU does. that love has many lessons, not 24.M0US SCSVKC Council Manebesttf Walk-e-thon, Com­ SUDSCf MCOUSTINUCOWO / Display advertising closing hours, three Watching a Handy Andy wife just one, and sometima makea One Month |3.2S One Year 339.00 food to be served (or lunch the 389 CENTER ST. full diays prior to publication. day of the walk. Mrs. Gentilcore mittee who are giving i t their wallpaper a room all by herself. you want to cry. VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON NOVEMBER 7th Single Copy 15* Six Months 319.50 mens 343-6320 Pitxg.i'aM CammIttM, Harry MaldmanI, Traai. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon and Mri. (3ale Morlanos are also time to halp In ‘this Walk to Accepting any challen^ — and An unseen Jd plane scarring By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months 39.75 arranging (or free apples and combat birth defects are: Mayor coming out a winner. the sky with vap« trails — the prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday John Thompson; Robert B. Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. oranges which will be distributed The elation of learning that at several checkpoints along the Weiss, general chalrnian; Atty. you’re going to be a father for the ••MM* walk route. Mrs. Gentilcore is Allan D, Thomas, Board df first time, and then the slight M'*' ••Hill* •Mil also checking on the availability Education chairman; Noel deflation of realising that tor either the Manchester High Belcourt Jr., Connecticut Bank & probably 20 billion other men The Role of the Courts School or East Catholic High Trust Co., MOD tea^irer; Dr. have had that feeling before you. School bands to play at the s t ^ James P. Kennedy, superlnteii- Well, so hurrah for them, too — of the Walk and^r enroute. dent of schools; James M. Rear­ each man in hls time. The role of the courts in our political legislating in these areas; that ruling don, chief of police; George NORMAN’S Jeff Gentilcore has arranged Squishing cool river bottom GO WITH system has undergone a revolutionary should apply to all other similar laws with Gremmo & Sons Sales for McCaughey, police captain; Dr. mud between your toes on a hot ■ S' Richard Lindgren, principal of change in the past few decades. This based on the same concept. kitchen eoulpment to cook the July day. Urging your best girl to lunch, which will be served at Illing Junior High School; go wading to a cold mountain may sound a bit obvious to many Part of the fault must be laid at* the Thomas Kohanski, administrator Martin School. Mrs. Morlanos Is stream. ' readers but the change we are con­ door of the judicary for they have too f-: Involved with securing the of ECUS; Lawrence Leonard, '-.Falling asleep to the timeless "PRO"! vide principal of MHS; Joseph w m T M SmUMOS/VI SHOAUSTS! cerned about is not the actions of courts often taken the easy way out in arriving produce and with the pickup of feathered thunder of the surf. the other foodstuffs that are not Mazzotta, vice principal at MHS; Waking in the night drowsily U l M prwva hM* halpM wa CMS ha... in recent years which have given our at a decision on the basis of already being delivered. She will Kathy Thompson and Jim Ander­ when rain spatters on the roof of M ITM WAT... AU TM flMii Nathan Shaar .Dan PanzuHol language stereotype terms like the also a ^ for volunteen from the son, student walk committM a .cabin In the woods. technicalities within a specific law un­ members; Manchester Tosto “Warren Court” and now the “Burger der review and skirted the fundamental Manchester Junior Women’s Club to work at the starting'^ Boahl, of Directors, James F. Farr, chairman; Vivian F. Court.” constitutional issues involved. finishing point at MHS. Ferguson, Wiliam E. FitzGerald, NEWI - aCITING Atty. BroneUl, MOD chairman, What concerns us is the subtle but At fault too are those in the legal Jon L. Norris, Anthony F. if contacting various revolutionary change under which the Pietrantonio, Pascal Prignano, NATURAL HEALTH profession who “automatically” appeal organisations and clubs re­ deputy maym; John Tani, and federal courts and the U. S. Supreme every lower court decision knowing (we questing volunteer help to man FOOD SHOPPE Charles McKenzie; Donald J. the waUi chewckpointo and to AT THE Court, in particular, have changed from are sure, in many instances) the lower You can hear the high honking of migrant geese. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) Allen, executive director, MOD prepare and distribute lunch. Hartford County Chapter; and PARKADE basic interpreters of the constitution to court ruling will stand. Now this may be Water and restroom facilities wiU Terry Cellaj director of youth legal battlegrounds where overthrown justified in giving the client his full “due be available at al checkpoints. activities (or the Hartford BroneUl has also secured the use laws are repeatedly rewritten and re­ Chapter. process of law” but isn’t it a waste of The Innocent of a sound track for the day to appealed in the hope they will meet the talent and money and an imposition on Inside travel with the walkers and to be I FRICIDAIRE • SONY * ADMIRAL * ZENITH judicial test eventually. our already burdened courts? * used for announcements and entertainment. Anyone having GENERAL ELECTRIC Where the Supreme Court was once And there are the legislators who play Bystander i access to a tape player that could CONVERTIBLE the court of final resort, we see more politics with fundamental legal issues. be used on the truck, please Report contact Atty. BroneiU at his office FRONT-LOADING and more attempts to bring “test” cases Art Hoppe In efforts to make political hay too at 843 Main St. j DISHWASHER before it by bypassing lower courts. We much faulty legislation is enacted to Hoivlond El ans and Robert \ovak Enlisting the aid of MHS Use it as a portable NOW— see many laws, which have been ruled impress a constituency rather than students to make posters that wiU convert it to a built-in fr i give direcUons and "incentive LATER! 2 Cycles, S-Level invalid in one state; appealed by resolve constitutional dilemmas. messages” through the waUc is Wash, and Rinseand-Hold! another state having a similar law. The Too many laws, which the legislators Politics of tiesperation The Astounding Martian Invasion Glen Cooper, president of the Soft Food Disposer! Plugs several anti-abortion laws of various student council of MHS and a into any adequate appliance know are borderline constitutionally, student co-chairman (or the walk. outlet. Rolls smoothly on states and the several state laws concer­ are enacted to appease special interests. ST. PAUL, MINN. - Sen. fidence in him aerbss the board. lagged behind Mr. Nixon’s plan Monday — A Martian ship Friday — The latest Trotter Cooper is also looking into the Wheris. George McGovern’s spectacular That erosion set in during Sen. by a fatal 33 to 52 per cent. landed 24 hours ago on Route 182 Poll showed 32 per cent approved ning aid to parochial schools are cases in In its extreme, this can be a form of possibiUty of having a rock group \ return to the Vietnam war issue Hubert Humphrey's attack on As dubiously interpreted by in suburban Pocatello, Pa. and Mr. Nixon's handling of the play at the finishing point. MO(M OaSCSlON point. harassment in that it places an un­ was an admission that he is now McGovern in the California McGovern’s top political ad­ disgorged 72 six-armed monsters monster situation; 16 per cent Cooper and Kathy Donovan, a threatened with potentially grave primary and became af^rently favored Senator McGovern; 7 per Pornography laws are almost peren­ warranted burden on those who are visers, that meant one thing: with cerise heads, it was learned student assembly member, are defections among voters ori^nal- irreversible during the Elagleton M c^vem ’s soft-pedaling of the today. cent were for the monsters; and coordinating the effort to recruit nially up for high court review. And the compelled to challenge these laws in the ly attracted to him for one leason catastr^e. ^ w^^an4 military power.from all The interplanetary craft 45 per cent felt everyone should YOUR ' In while list can go on and on. courts. done: hls pledge to end the war. That It should now thieaten to of htdochina Vdthin 90 da;^ of his blocked the road, forcing mind their own business. Ihat explains his decision to undermine McGovern on the war inauguration, end all support for Saturday — The invaders at last The point is, we feel, that our court motorist ^mery J. Bord to slam There are many fundamental issues broadcast, an. anonymous tepe issue is ironic in i the extreme, the. “corrupt Thieu regime” ani^;, on his b ra te . Bbird said later one revealed their purpose. Pre­ Gangs Gang“Up CHOICE! One of the system on the higher federal level in that arise affecting the freedoms and from ah’ alleged Vietnam war considering the Senator^ efforts thiri 'fitooi")to return -all' U.S. ‘bf the Urartians demanded: empting the networks, a Martian veteran to a huge student the past two months to shed hls POWs. spokesman said today they had On Graffiti particular, is being cluttered with the rights of each of us. Until we restore our “Take me to your leader.” Bord finest built-in audience at the University of image as a “one issue” candidate. Such a finding dictated an im­ directed him to the nearest phone come “only in peace and to help GENERAL ELECTRIC DELUXE frivoulous at the expense of fundamen­ courts to the traditional role of inter-^ Minnesota here, a “war is hell” Thus, until last week, mediate return to the Vietnam booth before speeding on his their Earthling brothers.” NEW YORK (AP) - About 30 TODAY AND TOMORROW dishwashers McGovern had soft-pedaled Viet­ issue, and the Senator proceeded teen-age members of the city’s tal law. Not that abortion, aid to pretators of fundamental law; we face lament so emotionalized that it way. As a first step, he said, televi­ stunned his antiwar audience Into nam in favor of the corruption, to do just that with his half-hour Asked why he hadn't reported sion would henceforth carry street gangs showed up at Grand SELF-CLEANING OVEN RANGE GENERAL parochial schools or pornography are the danger of perpetual litigation in­ shocked silence. inflation, drugs and crlme-in-the- speech over the CBS-TV network the invasion from outer space at nothing but educational Central Terminal for a confronta­ frivoulous; but one would think when stead of stable decisions which are Yet, before McGovern played streets issues. He culminated his Oct.10, following an antiwar the time, Bord shrugged. "I programs designed solely “to in­ tion — with grafflU on a subway ELECTRIC the tape over the loudspeaker, his attack with a charge in New York speech earlier that day at form the public and stimulate train. with rotary infinite controls, automatic the Supreme Court has ruled on a needed if we are to exercise our rights didn’t want to get involved,” he p m ? reception here, despite the size of two weeks ago that President Western Michigan University. said. interest in the grave issues of the “I like a clean New York,” said ever made! particular concept or approach to and freedoms. the student audience, was only Nixon’s administration is the The new strategy is filled with Tuesday — White House Press day.” Emanuel Rodriguez, vice presi­ oven timer, clock, minute timer and panels mildly enthusiastic. Indeed, even "trickiest, most deceitful” in U.S. political danger. For example, Secretary Ronald Zeigler an­ At this, Americans unanimous­ dent of Uie Savage SkuUs, as he on this activist campus the an­ history. the Senator risks a stunning blow nounced today that Dr. Henry ly rose up in righteous wrath, wielded a sc ru b b ^ pad. “I guess extra tiwar passions seemed to have But while the Democratic to his credibility if the Kissinger had canceled a date drove the invaders back into their I’m just a clean outlaw.” the GE P-7 oven. (Panels extra run out. Little white buckets nominee was desperately t^ing emqtionalized words of the with Jill St. John to fly to space ships and kicked them off Ihe youths, members of such O p e n F o r u m handed through the audience for to find a non-war campaign issue alleged Vietnam war veteran Pocatello. the planet. gangs as the Javelins, The Tur­ 66SD431N contributions to McGovern’s that might begin to whittle down broadcast here should turn out to Zeigler said he didn’t know By nightfall, everything had bans, The Renegades, the Ghetto campaign went empty from hand Mr. Nixon’s huge lead, polling be fraudulent. what Kissinger would do in returned to normal. Brothers and the Supreme to hand. The huge crowd was data from both his own campaign Moreover, Republican Bachelors, thus began an assault shows student interest and con­ omissions. Two members of the Pocatello or whether he would $ 2 6 8 * EVERYTHING’S Vernon Voters cheerful but clearly uninspired as staff and such outside experts as strategists disagree with on the swelling tide of graffiti cern. area committee have volunteered negotiate with the Martians or in white To the editor: to work toward rectifying this McGovern once again outlined Louis Harris and Dr. George McGovern’s own managers that what about or anything else new. that besmirches the city’s walls IN EASY REACH Among other things, the Gullup began to show grave I want to stress the urgency of situation with the cooperation of his well-known peace plan. his sudden new appeals to his old The Stock Market immediately w, Current and transit vehicles. assembly was responsible to elect deterioration in his voter stan­ being an aware voter in the organizations throughout the The potential loss of "one issue constituency” — the jumped seven points. The alliance between gang in this 13.S cu. ft the first student members to the ding on the war issue itself. antiwar movement — are forthcoming election with par­ town. McGovern's credibility on the Meanwhile, Sergeant Shriver members and the Metropolitan Board of Education. Presently a working. A Republican survey Quotes General Electric ticular emphasis on the local The YWCA area committee war issue is partly, explained by That data, comporting with our charged that a high Interior Transportation Authority came Every oven ridge and comer viitualty clean ai Uie day you student-teacher-administration, among Democratic voters in New level. I appeal to you to give asks that interested organizations the over-all erosion, remarkable own scouting expeditions with Department official had sold the about at the suggestion of Ralph bought II . . . cleaned electrically wtUiout any work or advisory board, and the March- in its intensity, of voter con- York CSty immediately following "The mud-slinging, the name­ meaty chemicaU. Eaty.tet OVEN TIMER ttarti. Umea REFRIGERATOR; careful scrutiny to the record of submit a list of families to whom Oliver Quayle in such traditional Washington Monument to the Morales, a youth worker who has of-Dimes Walkathon are major Democratic areas as Macomb the Senator’s Tuesday night calling, the unsubstantiated and itopt oven automaUcaUy . cooks while you’re out! our State Representative Tom they give during the holidays and invaders for three million gloks, been Instrumental In keeping projects. County, Mich., and Brooklyn, televised speech showed no charges, the innuendos, the guilt The removable roomy STORAGE DRAWER offers lots FREEZER Dooley. He has devoted two years also the names of those who, to peace among the gangs. of space for utensils of til sixes. Essy to clesn Ihe following is a letter, sent N.Y., traced a steady decline in movement toward McGovern. the Martian monetary unit. He by association, the character of effort in your behalf in areas their knowledge, might be in Herald demanded that "the public be Morales said the clean-up RECESSED COOKTOP, tool that effect you personally at all by Glenn Cooper, president of the the credibility of McGovern to Yet, seemingly boxed in by assassination, the second-hand need, to Mrs. Emil Lucek. Each heard on this corrupt scandal.” gesture was a “dramatic eiample for white age levels. Student Assembly, to Mayor John end the war in a way acceptable voter apathy or disagreement hearsay are all tactics exclusively • 249 ’* list would be checked for Yesterdays The public was heard when a of our positive and constructive Being a property owner and W. Thompson. to American voters with him on the economy, cor­ employed by the McGovemltes Dear Mayor Thompson: duplications, deleting names that Dr. Gallup’s poll of Oct. 13, in lady in Duluth told a sidewalk intentions.” raising his family here in Vernon 25 Years Ago ruption and other non-war issues, and their lapologists.” — Clark Wearing their traditional As the official student organiza­ appear more than once and fact, sbow ^ Uiat even among interviewer, "What else do you he recognizes the fact that there McGovern seems to have little MacGregor, campaign director of denim outfits with gang names tion of Manchester High School, replacing it with a family not Several large busloads of Ber­ young voters between 18 and 29, expect from politicians?” is an increasing strain on your left but the politics of despera­ the Committee for the Re- emblazoned on their backs, the the Student Assembly continues included. All names will be kept muda immigrants, landed at McGovern’s end-the-war plan Wednesday — President Nixon pocketbooks, with no exception Boston instead of New York due tion. election of the President, youths applied an anunonia solu­ Model to be aware of youth oriented strictly confidential. delivered an emergency telecast TB -U S N , for hourly, salaried or fixed in­ to bad weather conditions, enjoy denouncing assertions that ad­ tion with nylon pads to brightly 13.5 cu. ft. issues. If at this time any group not to the Nation tonight from the come wage earners. He is ad­ ministration aides were involved colored epithets, nicknames and Net Volume We feel that the Summer Ac­ previously involved in seasonal first U.S. meal at Acadia White House, now ringed by Mar­ vocating a tax reform measure to giving that would like to this in political spying and sabotage obscenities scrawled on a three- tivities in Manchester (SAM) is Restaurant on Tolland Tpke. on tian space ships. EASY TERMS ease the burden on the individual year, the YWCA would be able to trip back to New York. against the ciemocrats. one of the finest and well "My fellow Americans,” he car train. with Approved Credit for the ever increasing needs to supply names of those in need. Goodyear blimp flies over WHERE THEY STAND "These ambitious men ap­ "We are very pleased that organized youth projects in this said, “there is no cause for alarm. ARD provide necessary Vocational It is necessary to do this cross Manchester making visual an­ THE ISSUES OF THE 1972 CAMPAIGN parently will stop at nothing tal* these boys have volunteered,” facilities and increased public area. It is an asset to the yoiing For while the number of Martian ‘’Minimum Retell price checking in October so that lists nouncement of news bulletins invaders continues to increase, preserve their own power. They MTA Chairman William Ronan services brought about by the people as well as the community. can be returned to participating furnished from editorial rooms of the rate of increase has dropped would undermine the republic to said. "It Is hard work, but they rapid growth of our community. Accordingly, at a meeting on Oct. ! fj organizations by early November. The Herald. sharply, thanks to the vigorous, save their White House parking are doing a great job of getting It I’ve seen Tom Dooley in action 3, the Student Assembly passed The YWCA area committee Drug Abuse unanimously a resolution giving middle-of-the-road policies of this spaces ’ - Sen. George QE 11 .e cu. It. FREEZER STORES UP TO having worked with him when he hopes your organization will 10 Years Ago Tljere was no promise that the its total support to the program. administration. Therefore, I can McGovern, the Democratic 406 LBS. OF FROZEN FOODS, easy to pick was town counsel of Vernon. He cooperate in this project and that gang memben would continue I would hope that you will feel For first time in history of local REPUBLICANS DEMOCRATS say to you truthfully tonight that presidential nominee, accusing as booki oil i ahelll 4 Solid ahelvea Insure General Electric not only proposes, he acts. His as a result more families will be Uieir efforts, but Victor Rivera of free to discuss this, or any other school system, three matrons are we are winding down the in­ the Republicans of hiring leal lioeilnal Adjualeble Temperature 100 per cent attendance record in reached with the food they need the Turbans said he was issue, with us at any time. engaged to work in Nathan Hale, The permissiveness^ of Drug addiction and alco­ vasion.” saboteurs to disrupt the Coniroll 4 door ahelvea plus )ulce-cen reck! the legislature is indicative of the and touched with the spirit of "concerned” about the subways’ asher & Dryer Pair It is my personal opinion that Hollister St., and the high school. the 1960s left no legacy holism are health prob­ Unfortunately, the President Democratic campaign. Built-In Tumbler Lock with tall-a|ecUng key! 2-SpMd, 3-Cyclt Filter-Flo fact that he has our interests at giving. appearance and that he did not 4-Cycle, 3-Temperature, heart. He plans to determine that the youth of Manchester, as well W. J. Godfrey Gourley is more insidious than drug lems. Drugs prey on chil­ appeared in a time slot opposite “Government must never Washer with Mini-Basket, Ihose wishing to participate abuse. like "garbage on the walls.” ^ Automatic Dry-Sensing our tax dollar is judiciously spent as this country, are accepting elected president of Manchester dren, destroy lives and “The Galloping Slurs” — become so preoccupied with 5 Temperature Combinations, should contact me. By the time our nation Dryer with the end-of S 1 5 9 W * and properly accounted for. I rights and privileges with respon­ Kiwanis Chib. communities, force rolicking family comedy about a catering to the way-out wants of Permanent Press with Sincerely, awakened to this cancer- crimes to satisfy addicts, Automatic Cooldown and cycle signal that elimi­ Modal DDE 71 ION earnestly trust you will make sure sibility. right-wing Jewish Eik who fights those who reject all respect for nates dryer-watchingl Mrs.Enul Lucek '" 1 8 social ill, it found no corrupt police and govern­ Activated Soak A * Mtlchlni Ota Orytr, that Tom Dooley remains in of­ Thank yoij,^r your concern in with his Samoan-Italian Com­ moral and legal values that It Wants White 72 Bowen St. mi.jor combat weapons In while Modal ODQ 7110N this matter. ment and finance the ex­ munist wife. Thus the President forgets the citizen’s first civil *‘6UARDIAN SERVICE” Model CA 120N Modal WWA 7400N mrnXO tlN.95* fice so that he may continue to Manchester available. pansion of organized serve us with the foresight, and Sincerely, for legislators, judges and other received a Nielsen rating of only right, the right to be free from House Tree We quickly launched a crime. A massive national 74 — not counting an elderly domestic violence,” — President If y»u nM d SarviM an any p w - exceptional ability he has already Glenn Cooper state officials.” He was the sole thoia I ram ut . ,. Maata Call Boosts Odegard massive assault against effort, equal to the scale Scarsdale couple who, if they Nixon. K ept Rooted demonstrated. MHS Student Assembly opponent to a bill that provides drug abuse Kolhlaan al aM-S3V3 . . . Out AWARD WIMIIIC and complexity of the hadn't fallen asleep in front of Ethel M. Pease president To the editor: outgoing governors an annual ledge to seek problem, is essential. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - Ouordian Sarvica Oal. Vawi AND their set, would have brought the Ouarantaa al . .. CONSUMIR “GUARDUN SERVICE” 109 Grand Avenue To all economy minded citizens allowance of 310,000 to 315,000 further fnternational We support a m assive The head of a conservation group for cler.':al expenses after they number to 76. Today’s Thought PraMKlIan. II yeu aver aead Rockville of Manchester, Bolton, Coventry, agreements to restrict the law enforcement effort, here U making a pitch to save the 608fl6l6660llS6 Andover, East and South Wind­ are out of office. Th.ursday — At a Monster Rally aervlce an any |MNU Food Packages production and moverhent supported bv increased life of this year’s White House The Appliance People . Where You Find The Big Name Brands ahoae (lam ee . . . sor, I would highly recommend a In addition to his voting record, of dangerous drugs. in Manhattan, Senator McGovern Imitate Your Father Flaaae call eer To the editor: funds and personnel, Christmas tree — an Englenun Supports SAM vote Nov. 7 for the Incumbent he maintained weekly evening We firmly oppose ef­ against the suppliers and pledged tonight that he would Follow God’s example In MANCHESTER MANCHESTER awaidlen aaivlce Giving of food packages over state senator, David Odegard, office houn in all the towns in his force the unilateral withdrawal of everything you do just as a much spruce from Wyoming. ■al. . . KATHUM forts to make drugs easily distributors of heroin and Mrs. R.M. Umbke, chairman al 6SS-I19Z. Ska Dear readers: the Thanksgiving and (3iristmas Republican Fourth District, for district to listen to voters on a available. We equally op­ other dangerous drugs, all monsters within 90 days. loved child. Your heavenly Father ®Tm "9P®M M ^ 5 HARTFORD ROAD will tee le It yoe of Provide for People, lUggeiM 445 HARTFORD ROAD At the Oct. 3 meeting of the holidays has been a charitable the following reasons. private person to person basis, to pose the legalization of with increased penalties This, he said, would save 310.6 will forgive you if you forgive oralully lelleWed. that rather than cut down the CORNER McKEE STREET Sat. to 6 P .M .I CORNER McKEE STREET Manchester High Student project for many organizations in In the last session of the hear their gripes and listen to marijuana. We intend to for major narcotics traf­ billion, which, coupled with hls those who sin against you: but if !V TBfHNS wMi aaftaveU asadk. Assembly, a resolution was Manchester. It has toought joy to legislature he voted as follows: their suggestions about upcoming solve problems, not create fickers. proposed double inheritance tax you refuse to forgive them. He Wyoming tree and ship It 646-5322 -----SetaUPriM AM "why not decorate the tree in Its 646-5322 paoed unanimously supporting the both giver and receiver. Many He voted for "No Fault In­ legislation. bigger ones by legalizing An all-out investigative on twin-screw yachts, would will not forgive you. (Matthew e g o m a o t e s the Summer Activities in times, however, one family may surance.” Dave Odegard has proven natural lurroundlngs and have GUARANTBW BAVINGII drugs of unknown physical and prosecutory effort finance his 3142.6 billion antl- 8:7-15) ■ A IN C H IC K I OlIM PLOVIItl Manchester (SAM) program. As receive from severjJ[ He voted for "The Wire Tap­ hls record to be above reproach im pact. against corruption Vice Pretldenl Agnew come out m a n c h i s t e r Shep and campace. Ne lawar pricaa anywhere. Yeu a** ■ everything-bad legislative The Lord will not let a good wrlNan (uaianlaa at prka pralacllan. If, wIiMn M d M Vao*ta oharoys walsaota at ear shear raaoMt organizations while another ping Bill.” and always conscious of citizens, in government and law en­ and throw the switch that turns ... NAtUMNa me IASMST4M the new student orguization, provam. man starve to death, nor will He k •*•••• •• ie»«j ■ eiBiiiiiMMl ourchaae fram us, the llam tan ha hauahl far lass 445 HARTFORD ROAD NOI ANfWNIMI OHnAVI IN NAnMMGOUWIVI rspladng the old Student Ckxin- neVy family may receive nothing He voted for a code of ethics regardless of party affiliations. forcem ent. Ine throng of 42 leaped to their let the wicked n u n ’s riches con­ on the lights? IXMSTSI vliaca atsa wa wW lalund Uw dUtareMa. He deserves your vote. CORNER McKEE STREET rii, the assembly Is concerned at all. for legislaton bill. feet — 27 cheering, 8 shouting, tinue forever. (Prov. 10:3) • After ChrUtmai they can strip about youth oriented issues. ’Ihe YWCA area committee He voted against the "State Howard R. Kirck Tin peutient oborp wtn •*trae1*d from (Iw otiicial 1972 plailoimt "Four more years!" and 7 asking it of decoraUoni and the tree can NORCF • PHILCO * TOSHIBA ’ SPEED QUEEt CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE! i of tht Stpublican and Damocratic fartift. Submitted by the Rot. George liOThanhl|i which is open to all recognizes that these are Income Tax Bill.” 335 Manchester Rd. each other, "Is he going to talk all go on living.” Glastonbury W. Smith Pastor I^byterlan studonts, has pooe over 150 which duplications and also glaring He voted against the "pension night? ” Oiurch of Mancheeter MANCHESTER E VENING H ERALD. Mwichoter. Conn.. Frt., p a g e EIO H T- MANCHESTEM e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchwter. Conn.. F ri.. Oct, ao, 1973 home of Mr. and Mro, i- About Town Dvomdi, London Rd., Hebron.

Gbl Scout Troop 643 will The Mayfair “ Y " Qub wUl College Notes Monday at S p.m. at Community have a kitchen 1:80 p.m. at Cronin Hall of Baptbt Church. The Baby Has Mayfair Gardens. Miss Gail EUxabeth London, tTba a o n Evanatllcal Lutherm s e R o n daughter of Mr. and M n, Ivan E. Church council wlU meet tonight London of 100 Russell St., has /'.ROUND lif • ' at 7:45 at the church. been chosen for the Chamber C H L tM . AND Choir oL Upsala College, East B een N am ed The executive board of the 1 f.T VUCF IN Orange/^.J., where she b a Women's Qub of Manchester will A CRISP freshman. The choir will perform meet Monday at B p.m. at the at mini-tours thb fall in New CORN SMT ! I home of Mrs. David Barry, 473 E. Jersey and New England and will A I . Center St. Mrs. Benjamin Harry make a 3,000-mile tour through b co-hostess. Roy, Kevin Donald, son of Donald F. and Carolyn Nelson Roy of the Midwest in January. Enfield. He was bom Oct. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Couples Bridge Group 2 of the maternal grandfather is Arnold K. Nelson of Kelly Rd., Vernon. His At an Oct. 13 honors convoca­ Manchester Newcomers Club will paternal grandmother is Mrs. Frank Hunter of Patten, Maine. He has tion, Miss Patrlcb D. Powers, DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the M / \ N ( M l S I I If two brothers, David 6Vi and Steven, 4Vk. dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas I I I i. , . I•I.'M P. low ers of 12 S. Alton St., was\ inducted into Academy, the Benson, Kathryn Sue, daughter of Ronald E. and Linda Ewald honor society of Simmons Diabetics Should Benson of East Hartford. She was bom Oct. 3 at Manchester College, Boston, Mass., where Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. she b majoring in education. Guest Speaker Charles Ehvald of Rochester, N.Y. Her maternal greatgrandparents Limit All Sweets Win this 1973 Gremiin are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heckman. She has a brother, 2Vi. Dr. David L. Warren of 40 Miss Ann H. Deegan. daughter Hlghapod Dr. will be guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Deegan same as ordinary sugar and By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. speatTer at the quarterly of 128 Bretton Rd. and a senior at have the same effects in that luncheon-meeting of the Brown, Heather Jane, daughter of Henry B. and Cynthia Picken Annhurst College in Woodstock, Dear Dr. Lamb—I can un­ regard. Thus as far as rais­ Manchester Memorial Hospital Brown Sr. of 41 Legion Dr., Vernon. She was born Oct. 3 at where she b majoring in elemen­ derstand that in the case of ing the blood sugar level is KitchenAid refrigerator Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. a diabetic, all sweet stuff is concerned in the diabetic, Auxiliary at noon Oct. 30 at Westinghouse tary education and history, has M AD E B Y THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST taboo. Yet honey is on that Willie’s Steak House. His topic: and Mrs. Robert Picken of North Chelmsford, Mass. Her paternal been named to “Who’s Who both normal sugar and honey list also, but it is the natural "What’s Happened to the Little MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS grandmother b Mrs. Katherine F. Brown of Chelmsford, Mass. She Among Students in American will cause this. sweetener. Why isn’t it al­ Don’t be confused about Black Bag” M if K U J has a brother, Henry B. Jr., 2. Universities and Colleges.” She is Stop bsing the dlihwasher. Bat a naw KitohenAld NOWI low ed? Dr. Warren who practices in­ president of the Annhurst Elduca- the term “ natural sweeten­ 17.1 FT. FROST-FREE Dear Reader—Not all doc­ ternal medicine and cardiology tion Club, has received er.” Sugar is a natural tors restrict all sweets for sweetener, it is a natural and is president of the Hartford departmental honors in educa­ Fiengo, Angeb Marie, daughter of Ronald J. and Sharon Flynn diabetics although most doc­ concentrated extract from County Medical Association, will tion, and is a dean's Ibt student. Flengo of 65 Benton St. She was bom Oct. 3 at Manchester Memorial tors prefer that the carbohy­ beets and sugar cane. Honey describe the Association, to Choose from She has abo served on the ex­ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Flynn drates be in less concen­ is a natural sweetener ex­ which all Manchester Memorial 18 of 149 Porter St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John ecutive board of the Student trated form, namely in vege­ I Custom tracted from flowers by the Hospital doctors must belong. He National Education Association Fiengo of 67 Benton St. tables or natural fruits. The action of bees. Whether bees will also discuss “ How can we Ssparate of Connecticut and has par­ Imperial reason for this is to keep the or man do the extracting provide quality medical care for ticipated in the glee club and the sweets from being absorbed from plants, both products Controls CHSOlMMOIOitl less money." Connecticut Intercollegiate Stu­ too quickly into the blood are natural sweeteners, and Superior Nielsen, Steven Paul, son of Roy F. and Beverly Biondi Nielsen Jr. Reservations close Oct. 27 and Super Grand Prize in the and causing a sharp rise in neither one in large amounts of 36 Marjorie Lane, Vernon. He was born Oct. 4 at Manchester dent Legislature. may be made by contacting Mrs. the level of the blood sugar. is advisable for individuals Twin Memorial Hospital. H b maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Burton Meisner, 25 Raymond Rd. Recent recommendations required to restrict their Paul Biondi of Longmeadow, Mass. His paternal grandparents are William Phillips of East Hart­ ford, a graduate of Elast Catholic from the diabetic society sweet intake. Crispers Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nieben of Wethersfield. He has a sbter, Cheryl, 2. have liberalized the amount High School, has been elected Dear Dr. Lamb — I am of carbohydrates that diabet­ PORTABLES secretary-treasurer of the writing regarding your arti­ SAVE ics can use while restricting cle on eggs versus high cho­ Glide Out Pigeon, Tara Anya, daughter of Brian and Jane Labanouski Pigeon sophomore ebss at Assumption Dave Hass Calls the amount of fats, particu­ lesterol (which I have) and TABLE of Stafford Springs. She was bom Oct. 4 at Manchester Memorial College, Worcester, Mass., where larly saturated or animal he b majoring in psychology. what to do with the egg A t Square Dance Rollers Hospital. Her niatemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John fats in an effort to decrease yolks. MODELS the possible influence of the Labanouski of Mt. Vernon Apts., Rockville. Her paternal grand­ I read an article in a Brace Freeman of 76 Main diet in diabetics on causing Dave Hass of East Hampton parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert J. Pigemr of Rosewood Dr., movie magazine that some I We will install your St.,Talcottville, has been named a the high incidence of heart will be guest caller at the SALE CONSOLES Vernon. Her great-grandparents are Mrs. Benny Gudaitis of Enfield, of the beauticians use the new Kitchen Aid in­ “ University Scholar” at the disease that diabetics often Manchester Square Dance Oub Mrs. Cora Pigeon of Meriden, and Mrs. Pauline Pollack of Broad egg yolks like a mud pack University of Connecticut, where have. dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. cluding plumbing and Brook. She has a brother, Chrbtopher, 3. for the face. I tried it and it Latest Models he is a junior. The highest at Verplanck School. Mr. and wiring Now the common table really works. academic honor accorded UConn Mrs. Russell White will cue the 50th ANNIVERSARY sugar that people use is Dear Reader—Thank you studenb permib them to waive rounds. New Features Koft, Emily Lynn, daughter of Dr. Howard and Marjorie Meshekow really a double sugar and for your suggestion. Using “ Golden Giveaway” Contest regular study programs and pur­ Hasse started his calling career Koft of 47 Tudor Lane. She was bom Oct. 6 at Mt. Sinai Hospital in when it is absorbed through egg yolks on the face won’t Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel sue, under faculty guidance, the digestive tract, it is split affect the cholesterol intake in 1951 and began calling for the S 3 1 8 Meshekow of New London. Her paternal grandfather is Nat Koft of courses that are considered to be into two simple sugars, one of the diet and your sugges­ BelltownSquares in East Ham p of these is called glucose, the AT NO EXTRA COST Bronx, N.Y. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. to their greatest advantage. tion that this might be one ton in 1957. He has participated in Gremlin to be won next Saturday, m other is readily converted to the Atlantic Coventions in Joseph Lear of New London. use for egg yolks for people llctober 28th at 5 p.m. m Jonelb Izzo Corpus of 232b glucose which is the form of who are trying to avoid them Washington, D.C., and the New State Rd. has been awarded sugar that the body uses for is appreciated. I can’t speak National Convention in Slayton, Jennifer Lynne, daughter of Marvin and MarceUa Pocius a BA by Duquesne University, energy. Incidentally, most of for how effective they are as Philadelphia. He is one of the M O R O the foods, including proteins Linda Kapral, Miss Connecticut 1973 will draw the winning entry at Slayton of East Hartford. She was bom Sept. 30 at Manchester Pittsburg, Pa. a mud pack but it surely organizers of the Connecticut and fat, are converted to the the D&L store at Corbins Corner, West Hartford. (Miss Kapral is an Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. wouldn’t harm anyone who m (B Z jQ COLOR TV b y F E D D E R S Square Dance Weekend and glucose sugar by the body to employee of D&L in New London) FeUx P. Pocius of Willimantic. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Miss Susan J. Dzielinski of 3 wants to try it. originator of the Square Dance I be burned by the body for and Mrs. Richard M. Slayton of 87 Downey Dr. Her great- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Alice Dr. b in the cast of “ The en ergy. W ^ in North Waterford, Maine. grandparents are Mrs. Isabel Perkins of Hampton, Mrs. Marcella Sea Gull,” by Anton Chekov, Committees for the evening are It’s true that honey is a S enif y o u r questions to D r. La m b , 2 SPEED— AUTOMATIC WASHER Pocius of WUimantic, Mrs. Birdie Peer of Topeka, Kansas, and which will be presented Oct. 27- Mr. and Mrs. A1 Gallichant, door Winner must be at any of the six D&L stores at the time of the natural sweetener and its in cart of this newspaper, P.O. Box gives clothes the hig Charles Sbyton of Vermont. She has a brother, Thomas Matthew, 2. drawing. Entries for the Gremlin will be accepted until 6 p.m. on Nov. 4 in the Harriet Jorgensen carbohydrates are composed 1551, Badh City Station, New York, duty; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Theater by the University of Galligan, Mr. and Mrs. George Thursday, Oct. 26th. After that time no more entries will be 5 WATER TEMP. SETTING o f a single sugar :Whicn ar« N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. Lpmb’s X L -1 0 0 m Connecticut Department of directly absorbed into the booklet on blood sugar send SO cents Garman and Mr. and Mrs. A1 accepted. 100% So\\6 State AccuColor Dulka, Jennifer Diane, daughter of John T. and Debora Starr Dramatic Arts. bloodstream where they are to the same address and ask for Gill, refreshments. roomtoturnaroundin Dulka of 83B-2 W. Middle Tpke. She was born Oct. 1 at Manchester converted to glu cose the “ Bfood Sugar" booklet. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenb are M f. and Mrs. Harry S. Godi, dean of students Entries are available at all six O tL stores, no purchase nKessary. These. It’s ’/b bigger than any other Dryer Eric S. Starr of 40 Green Manor Rd. Her paternal grandparents are at Manchester Community same entries will be used for additional prize d riw in p at each O tL store on Water Level Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dulka of 97 Cambridge St. Her maternal great­ College, b one of four community Wardrobe Care Thurs., Oct. 26th at 6:30 p.m. FULL LINE grandmothers are Mrs. Caroline Scannell and Mrs. Eldna Starr. college adminbtrators who will Control Our Servicemen Keep up on the repairs for New 20-lb. Models Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kolbus and attend an Oct. 26 meeting at the I SftfcMSSAWrWSfi your wardrobe and you won’t There are 15.000 contest entry blanks available in each D&L store tor the PORTABLES M i s . Margarat Parry. 2 Automatic Cycles University of Connecticut to pbn go through those dreadful Thursday drawing during which six prizes will be drawn in each D&L store. Lint Filter on-the-job training of UConn Air Force Maj. William H. Depot at Parris Island, S.C. He is mornings of switching out­ There is a combined total of 90,000 contest entry blanks available in all D&L graduate studenb in student per­ CONSOLES Miller, son of Mrs. L.E. Miller of a 1972 graduate of Manchester fits so many times. Don’t stores tor the Saturday drawing for the Gremlin auto The total value of the sonnel work at state community 4 Position Heat 61 Campbell Ave., Vernon, has High School. put back clothing that’s torn Gremlin plus the Thursday drawing prizes is 33.547 Your chances of I colleges. The workshop will cover Heavy Duty STAR. eAXElC*'0 received the Department of or missing buttons until winning depend upon the number ot contest entry blanks submitted and the LATEST experiences within the areas of you’ve taken care of them. By C L A Y R. PO LLAN - Defense Joint Service (kinunen- Navy Seaman Appren. Kevin T. number of times you enter All prizes will be given away. MODELS lA , ARIES Lkf lIR VMM A community college adminbtra- Tromley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weed out things that no long­ Time Cycle Voor Daily Adivily Quid* dation Medal in ceremonies at W MAS. 21 ser. tion, student counseling, financial er fit or that you no longer il According lo Ihn Start. '' the Armed Forces Staff College, John L. Tromley of Brigham D&L employees and members ot their immediate families and households 3 ^ AM. I» ocr. LATEST To develop message for Saturday, aid, and specbl problems affec­ Norfolk, Va„ where he is a stu­ Tavern Rd., Coventry, has recent­ like, so what's left in your are not eligible. .4-22-33-i4 6-55-66-73 closet is ready to wear. Permanent Press j^5A^80-83 read words corresponding to numbers 74-76-77 ting studenb at these institutions. dent. The m ^ l was awarded for ly returned to Long Beach, Calif., FEATURES of your Zodiac birth sign. i y f TAURUS SCORPIO meritorious service as a manage­ to m a seven-month deployment SALE 31 B« 61 Signols Cycle A M . 20 2 Improve 3 2 W hof 62 W ith ocr. 23 ment analysis officer at Ent AFB, to the Western Pacific aboato the ACT FAST I M A T 20 3 Look 33 To 63 Frustrolion NOK. 2f Colo. A veteran of 14-years Air fast combat support ship USS 4 Exert 34 M o y 64 Or 5-20-31-42 7-19.30:4T/^ Fpree service, Maj. Miller has Camden. 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MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Manchaiter. Conn.. Fri.. Oct» . llffl?-j PAOlTW-MANCmSTER EVENING HKRALD.MMichMter.Doiia..Fri.. Oct 10, IWI Winners Named CELEBRATING OUR East Siders In Art Contest Clifford Heads Summons To Be Used Court Cases Up Yale Fund HARTFORD (AP) - Phrsons minor vtolaUoiii no longsr win be Honor Pair winners have been tnnpun^ chuged by state police with cer­ booked and flngerprintod at In the "Mencheiter Inthe tain misdemaanori no longer barracks. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Donald Inataed, summonau win ha ’Two E ut Slden remembered emeurr COURT 12 Thonus F. Oerlch, 17, of En­ Future” art conteet sponsored by iS i) have to go to barracks to be 4 K. CUfford Jr., a New York Issued at Um loane, If Um aceuoad for their athletic abUlttei will be MaachestarSesiiaa field, fined 1160 for operating a the Sevlngi Bank of booked and fingerprinted undu a Manchester High School eit managemant consultant, h u propam laum&d by the depart­ signs a prom iu to appaw la BARGAINS GALORE honored Saturdw night when the Henry R. Coleman, 20, of 488 motor vehicle while under the been alactad chairman of the fourth annual ^ t Slden Reu­ Influence of liquor^ students competed tor cash priaei ment this month. court. IN EVERY DEPTI N. Main St., and Peter J. Fedor- Yale Ahimnl Fun(|, the ichool Persons accused of crimu In­ nion ia held at Pagani’i Qryatal Joseph B. P etrin , 17, of by decorating the outside of the State police officials sold a new lyn, 21, of Hartford, were hound ■nnounoad. volving vtolenoe, physical inlury Lake Ballroom. They are Maurice over to Hartfmd County Superior Manifldd Center, fined |1S0 for protective enclosure behind OQDGnATIONS type summons can be Issued at Wo'ro Fraud To Say That Wa Ara A Family Stara, Still Oparatad By Tha Oriolnatlng which the new (acede and en­ Clifford, of. Mt. Kisco, N.Y., Um discretion of troopers In casu or domestic problems win have Famllyl “Hippo” Correnti and Edward Court afttf a hearing in probable operating a motor vehicle while wlU servo a twoytor term In the to UM-bariiMks, officials “Art” Savlno. cause Thursday. hii license was suspended. trance of the Main Office of the invohrlM pwaltlu of up to one to go bank are being constructed. AU of the Main 8t. (rontaie John 8., Mr, R.O. (Dick) port, one of the highest for Yele yew Injsfi or a 81.000 fine. said. Correnti has been one of the Both ere charged with second- Charges of operating a motor alumni, sold Klngnuui Brewster H«r« art but a law examples of the TypIcaPSavIngs nation’s top 20 bowlen for many degree burglary and Ooletiuui is vehicle without a Ucenie and Winners announced by Everett tram Formt 8t. to St. Jamas wu Cheney’s and Mr. Moro Chapman operating a motor vehicle while J. Uvesey, bank president, are: Mr. Jamm Chenay’s lavm. Tba hod thalr homu. Around tham Jr., Yale pruldant. The officials said persons R ead you'll find throughout our huge store I years, is a low handicapped additionally chuged with refusal Tha fund hu raised more than golfer, and excelled in baseball, to submit to fingerprinting. under the influence of liquor Eleanor Bujak of 74 Overlook Dr. mkhUa part oflt wu a vary steep were many large chestnut tram. charged with offensu such u S*flCCf softball, tennis and horseshoes. The two were taken into were noUed. and Denyse Totten of 50 Summit bank rising from tha edga of the Unless some one of the ownen 881 mllUoa lor Yale since I860. ibopllfting, loltorlng or other H e ra ld Ads DUPONT FAMIUT Today he is a partner in Holiday custody by Manchester Police Richard R. Smith, 24, of Hart­ St., first; Peter Heard of 181 sidewalk space to about the vranted to gither soma nuts for MAPLE DINEHE LUGGAGE Iik IwIm : Rw ii4 ntMtkM tabli Mid 4 MUm ' Lanes, and also raisesJiones. Aug. 31 at the scene of an a llie d ford, fined 815 for failure to obey Henry St. and Karl Turek of 468 bafght of that bank which is now tbonielvai, kids ware oUowad to LUNCH BAG CliMrs. Look il (hi, nlin lor miIt lift west of the storm knd parking coma and help themselves. If one Am w icm U l4t. BlKt week htn wHk luH Savlno played with several house b r ^ at 6M N. Main St. traffic control signal (red light). Vernon St., second; and Kathleen ELECT um .. nwrLOW *119.61 Manchester football teams in the James Daly, 53, of no certain Petersen of 18 S. Hawthorne St. lot. Fkom that point Um ground got there first In an early m i d 0 W ^ l k 6 1 1940’s. Today he is the chief Cases disposed of ’Thursday address, given a SO-day and Amy Merton of 115C Downey sloped at a mort gradual piule to following a very froaty fall 2r .m .t i i J S mc,*5.95 HGdstfGM TptlifWf executive officer for Windsor included; suspended jail sentence for In­ Dr., thM . where the bouM ut, about where he would find the bum MBTCMRIMEind SCAHER RUGS 24". m . SI2 JS ...... M ri.0N* 7 .9 5 Locks with the title of mayor. Donald Briscoe, 39, of Hart­ toxication. Judges were Mayor John the higheri apartment buildings wide and a identiful Bill Broneill Z7iM,llic.nJ5 STROUEI COMBO Reunion officiab report 210 ford, fined 125 for fourth-degree Jose Morales, 35, of River St., Thompson and Manchester u - are now. The benks left by cut­ nuts on the ground. 21”. m . S14.SS w w io « *9 .9 5 RH-831.85 confirmed reservations for latceny. Rockville, given a 30-day tists Mrs. Elmore (Liz) ting Main St. through the hlU had It wu pos^le to gather a good nwrLOYf *29,61 tomorrow. ’The cocktail hour is Noel Dixon, 45, of 936 suspended jail sentence for in­ Humphries and Mrs. Donald idibaen tuifad over on both sidu quantity, taka them to a store and state RepreM Btatlve ,m m * 1 . 9 1 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. Flo Hillstown Rd., dven a three- toxication. Withey. of Main St. at O.C.’s earllut sell them for five cents a quart DeiiiMrat — ISih District Schaefer and her Escorts will month suspended jail sentence Russell Knowles, 24, of New reooUeettons. before going to ichool in the I OPCT8D>W.-THUR8.tM8P.M.-rwsPsiMii|.(roatiiidtssf... j play for dancing. for disorderly conduct. He was Britain, given a six-month Ihere wu a vronderful place morning. Mrs. Chapman seemed Felix Grenuno is general chair­ placed on probation for two suspend^ jail sentence for illegal Region to enjoy coming out to help a boy • U u l AUtruy • AwuUrt T«vd C uuel • for coasting from the top of the • Veteru V S. krmy • Activ* m Ovk, FrtUrari u i man and others on the committee years. use of credit card. A charge of Lottery hlU, out at the Intersection of fill his chutnut bag. are Mike Ginolfl, reservations; Leon C. Elstell Jr., 20, of criminal Impersonation was Main and Forest. With the It wu Mr. Chaiunan who es­ .Ckarluble Orgtaiutioat. John Garibaldi, tables; Francis Springfield, Mass., fined |200 for nolled. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS momentum of a weU loaded tablished the Hartford, Gremmo, tickets; Benny Pagani, operating a motor vehicle while Here is a state-by-state list of “doidda rip," It wu possible to Manchester and Rockville food; A1 Puzzo, refreshments; his license was suspended and Cases noUed Wednesday in­ the lottery numbers drawn this m ^ the swing acroa Main St. ’Tramway Co. to give Manchuter VOTE DEMOCRATIC Jeff Gentilcore, entertainment; fined $150 for operating a motor cluded: and post the bridge on Eldrldge Its first electric trolley line. Us TUESDAY, NOV. Tthl MARI j O W ^ Stubby Burnett, gifts; A1 Rosset- vehicle while under the Influence Robert J. Gunther, 23, of 860 NEW YORK STATE 807870 dauAter married Elwood 8. E3a, of liquor. A charge of overcrow­ NEW JERSEY 895563 St. Tm trouble wu that the take W». C iW ii^ DOWNTOWN MAIN STKIBT. MANCHBSTKR 649-B22^ Planted design asks visitors, politely, to keep off the grass in frost, the well-kept gardens offered a splendid display of fall to, treasurer; Joe McCooe, Main St., East Hartford, second- publisher and editor of The (CtaTMM rUu-.Tiwu-l ding operator was noUed (not degree burglary, attempted third- CONNECTICUT 92196 off point wu cloM to the front the Publiclie G ardens a t Hallifax, Nova Scotia. U ntoudied by flowers during the fSst week of October. (Photo by Atwood.) general committeeman; and Ken door of the house. Manchuter Herald. Ostrinsky, master of ceremonies. prosecuted). degree burglary, and possession PENNSYLVANIA 001302 of prescription legend drug. A MASSACHUSE When the gathering and Its coast of the Bay of Fundy, we charge of third-degree burglary racket became Intolerable, Mn. stopped the car to look at some R A N G E A N D was continued to Nov. 30. Cheney would appeu on her curious cabbages in a flower gar­ About Town John ^ n ley , 40, of 22 Diane F U E L O IL porch and clap her hands. That den. This variety, sometimes The Rev. Winthrop Nelson of Dr., breach of peace and intoxica­ GASOLINE meant to mova to the north slope. called ornamental kale, forms a Vietnam War Center Congregational Church tion. This didn’t seem to cause quite so TheW.G.GLENNEY ^Gardening large head close to the ground will conduct a service Sunday at John Vanleewen, 19, of much annoyance. Could that w i^ outer leaves of crinkled C asu alties 6:45 a.m. on radio station WINF. Mansfield Center, intoxication BANTLY OIL detract from the Uttle. devils en­ green and the center leaves, also ’The program is sponsmed by the and reckless use of highway by COMPANY. !MC. joyment? O.C. Wonders. with curled and crinkled, either a pale S u m m a rized Manchester Area Council of pedestrian. This slope wu shorter and yellow or a rosy red. Churches and the Clergy Associa­ Mary A. LaFontaine, 25, of 331 Main Street much staeper. In fact it wu so SAIGON (AP) - Two Frank Atwood Back home, we saw the same tion of the Manchester Area. 2241 ^ n g to n Rd., South Wind­ fast that It wu not poesible to plant displayed in the student- Americans were reported killed sor, Issuing a bad check and Tel. 649-4S95 make a turn to get to Oak St. The in the Vietnam war last week, managed Horticultural Show at ’The Young Marines will m ^ fourth-degree larceny. Rockville 875-3274 most fun here wu to cany water Ww the University of Connecticut last five were missing and four were tonight at 6:50 at the Marine at night to get the slope covered weekend. Dr. Edwin D. wounded, the U.S. Command Corps League Home on P a ito with gim ice for the nest day. V Each Carpenter Jr., asked about the has reported. For the first time in Winterize Then sleds were taboo, but seven years of weekly casualty St. to help the plants survive. ’The park is open all year round and cabbages, said they are grown pans, bozu, boards tnooms and Every home needs at least I don’t know how long the Qty reports, no deaths aom non- proving is outside the range of regularly used as a short-cut by from seed like any plant of the The French Club of PU RE FRESH Don't let a dirt clogged filter waste fuel. Buy our one I Full length-l-a must for of Halifax has m a in t^ e d ito hostile causes were listed. what-nots were in demand. Japanese beetles, which are more pedestrians going to and from caggage family, are popular in Manchester wUl sponsor a public L a d ^ some such proteetton, American brand high efficiency filters with rugged sewing and ham work. planted request that people their jobs or downtown errands. or less of a peid each year in Canada, in the Pacific Northwest ’The combat death toll was card party Monday at 8 p.m. at britdws didn’t lut at all. The frame. UL Listed. ;l6x20xl, 16x25x1/ 20x20x1. Walnut framed. With moun­ “please use the paths,’’ but down sharply from the previous Connecticut. In the Public At Christmas, he said, some of and in the South. He thinks they Orange Hall. Members are oidy way to use sleds and “rips” ting hardware. ____ rodents and visitors have been the evergreen trees are trimmed week, when 19 men were killed in SWEET walking on the paths of the Gardens at least, there was no should be grown by more gar­ reminded to bring items for a here wu to get a fast pushed start your home now! with colored lights. Paths are an explosion aboard the cruiser Public Gardens for 105 years. sign of damage from either in­ deners in this part of the country. penny table. at the top of St. Jamu St. Then it kept clear of snow. Newport News. But last week’s This is a downtown park in the sects or disease. ’The student show had more wu possible to get around Into Fort Steuben Roadside Flowers casualties were in line with the central are of Nova Scotia’s FJmi Are In Danger than 4,500 visitors in two days ’The Ladies Daytime Bridge APPLE CIDER Oak St. and with top luck go u 197 ’There were flowers this Oc­ totals in recent months. largest city and provincial capital, At first glance we thought that and was considered a great Group of the Mahebester New­ far u Cottage St. Shelf Units tober throughout the province, in South Vietnamese casualties Made On The Farm 18 acres of green turf, trees, the magnificent elms, whii± are a success. Four hundred small comers Qub wiU meet Monday The area betwem Forut and • Ribbed pasts add strength private as as public gardens, were the highest in seven weeks; shrubs and beds of flowers, feature of the garden, were un­ house plants, bought from a from 9 a.m. to noon at the Com­ Park St. wu where Mr. Jim, Mr. • Heavy gauge steel perhaps another evidence of 576 killed, 2,421 wounded and 188 Reg. $16.95 blossoming beautifully in the first touched by Dutch elm disease, nursery, were sold on Saturday munity Y. Mrs. Robert Fucile is \ M U ’ I’ M 11 II • Plastic floor protectors British heritage. Roadside missing. ’The South Vietnamese week of October. It was one of but a gardener pointed to several and 400 more brought in for hostess. Baby-sitting is available. Ferrando Orchard Spark Guards • "Piggy back" stackables wildflowers were abundant, with command claimed 1,722 North the objectives for my wife and dead and leafless branches at the Sunday visitors. The university’s Flyini hot ipaitu esa bs tisgitoat Prsls^ your • Rigid Sway braces goldenrod and asters most con­ crop of pumpkins was sold &e Vietiuunese and Viet Cong killed, me of a two-weeks holiday trip to top of one of the trees and simply Waddell School PTA will spon­ h ^ and fanily with sw ipwfc guaids. Blscfc m U spicuous. Fall dandelions dotted first day and another truckload 321 less than the week before. H e b ro n 12"x34"x72" this interesting Maritime said, “They’re going.’’ It was just sor a Harvest Festival Satunlay mnb (rith Im sttrsditM psHthsd brsii hisdlii. $ Q 6 7 some of the lawns with yellow. purchased. Potted The allied comrrumds now have Birch Mt. Rd., Glastonbury Province of Canada. a matter of time, he thought, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the I ^ T a l l 38"a31" tin. Our Arnsricu brsod. O 5 S h elf Occasionally bayberries bore reported these total casualties for We had seen the gardens 15 before elms would die chrysanthemums, cider, apples, school. Pumpkins, apples, Open 7 Days A Week F iv e SHBLF waxy, gray fruit. Queen Anne’s the war; 1 1 ‘* years ago, in June, ^ e n roses throughout the province as they and gourds were all in demand. ballons, petmy candy and baked Nurses UWITS. R>g.Sf4.W lace, or \^ d carrot, had some American — 45,884 killed in were at their best. We found are dying here. Net proceeds will be used , to goods wUl be on sale. white blossoms along with drying action, 303,461 wounded, 10,280 roses this year in October with a Ilie British heritage of Nova finance a spring tour for Report 20-Gallon Scotia (New Scotland) is apparent heads of “gone-by” blooms that members of the Horticulture dead from nonbostile causes and few perfect buds and blossoms on 1,695 missing. ^ $1 W in.— would be nice in dried a plant, but not, of course, the in the Public Gardens. A bands­ Qub. Last year the club, which Galvanized u m v w v w v w w arrangements. South Vietnamese — 157,337 massed bloom of early summer. tand with a red roof topped by has about 35 members, saw the On Schools At Fortress Louisbourg, on the killed, 415,092 wounded. X \ — There had been no frost. the maple leaf flag of Canada, Arnold Arboretum, nurseries in (ihojcltaiut GARDENS Refuse Cans south coast of Cape Breton, we NcHtt Vietnamese and Viet Petunias, marigolds, ageratum, was built to celebrate the Golden the Boston area and the famous Public Health Nurse Mrs. Jean Rust resistant. Drop side handles for found a rank growth of weed Cong-899,182 kiUed. salvia and other annuals were Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887. glass flowers at Harvard. Moahier reported to the Board of E-Z handling, raised bottom for extra resembling Queen Aime’s lace, still making a fine display. School children planted a tree in Dr. G.A.L. Mehlquist’s hybrid L«t U* IM p Ym WMi Yew Lowe end rinet PieUeeM ffAivatlnn that during the 18 long life. Cover fits snugly, keeps Dahlias, carefully staked and 1899 to honor the first Canadian but with heavier stalks and larger red delphinums, on which he has SIB LION, PHIL er JOHN iduol days of September, 401 odors in & anim als out. tended, were at their best. soldier killed in the Boer War. blossoms. It was wild parsnip, we been working for 35 years, were FRESH CANDY WOODLAND ST., MANCHISTIR children were attended to in the were told, also called Angelica, exhibited, I think for the first m SALE Tuberous begonias made splashes The Canadian Girl Guides NHITMAN. SCHKAFFT hanUh rooms at both schools. $ and classed as a garden herb. The time publicly. He is not complete­ FALL IS THE BEST TIME TO PLANT; 5 7 of vivid color. Cannas were fine. planted two trees — maples CANDY CUPBOAIO The majority of the children Reg. $3.19 2 7 ''X 1 5 '" Fuschias were dripping with red naturally — to mark the corona­ blanched stalks can be eaten like ly satisfied with them and hopes ALSO THE BEST TIME TO FEED AND SEED YOUR SICK LAWNS! were seen for first aid. Other to make further improvement, in and white blossoms. tion of King George VI and his celery if you are hungry. ARTHUR DRUG visits were 63 for non-school less time than another 35 years. Coming from Connecticut, we queen consort, Elizabeth, in 1937. In a dooryard garden on the TIME TO PLANT SPRING BLOOMING re la te d in c id e n ts, 114 for 18” Deluxe Bamboo Rakes Cast Iron Grates think of Nova Scotia as far to the 'Two years later the king and playground accidents, 24 for A wood burning grate is an essential companion to north but a map of the North queen, on a visit to Canada, ADD COLOR AROUND YOUR HOME! classroom accidents and 66 for Electric your fireplace. Keeps logs in place while providing American continent shows that planted an oak nearby. miicellaneous reasons. proper ventilation. Cast iron assures long lasting we actually traveled more to the 'The establishment of the gar­ 10 TULIPS (Darwins).. ONLY 99c Mrs. Moshler stated that nurse- Permits lull play over uneven surfaces; won't injure Ji£ Saws quality. HINT: Ashes cause wear on a grate and east than to the north, and that den in 1867 marked the teacher conferences are in tender grass. 48" handle. 18" head. McGuire. uneven burning— you can extend grate life by Confederation of the former 50 CROCUS ...... ONLY Vl.99 The versatile time saver I Makes the south coast of this great progress in an effort to inrovide straight, curved, scroii cuts in removing ashes after each burning. ______penninsula is only a little to the British colonies in North 10 DAFFODILS ...... ONLY $1.49 each classroom and special America, through an act of the wood, metal, plastics. 3,000 SP M , north of Portland. Maine. Also A Complete Selection of Other Bulbs! jMPtipr with pertinent health in­ British Parliament, to form a reharvD *1.93 Reg. $2.88 1/7 HP. UL Listed. Late Fall, Late Spring 310 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER HyKiiitIn, Srwwdfop,. 6np« HyidnUu, Etc. formation on tbdr students. Ad­ An important influence on national Canadian government. justments In program and/or 24 ” BAMBOO RAKES, Rn. 83.63 Non 82.43 V ,” Electric climate is the Atlantic Ocean Used AU Year SPECIALS FORTHEWEEKI 30”BAMBOORAKES,Ri |.$4.23 Now 83.33 CAU. 649-9406 (Landicap* Silt) emergency procedures have be«i 9 9 which almost surrounds the Uniformed city policeman, recommended and explained for walking the paths of the Public • JUNIPERS ...... province. ’The growing season is individual students. Drills prolonged in the fall by the Gardens, told me that the park is MUMS Dwarf and Mtdium DUTCH BULBS FOR SPRING BEAUTY Also, In this connection, patrolled regularly, day and Fresh from the fields, hardy, all moderating influence of the • YEW S ...... parents, physldani and other Deluxe General purpose tor drilling night, and that vandalism is no WHKir SPfCMlS colors. Sprtading and Upright ocean, and on the other side of out h»nith disciplines have been con­ Va " steel, Vz" hardwood fast, the calendar, warm weather is problem. Litter, at least when we "THE ARISTOCRACY OF • BITTERSWEET ...... 24” 36 Inch AUTUMN" tacted for clarification, orden accurately. Well-balanced, delayed in the spring months. were there, seemed to be no Larga 3 " Pott V /> Inch problem, either. Candy wrappers Regular S1.I9 and progress reports on children comfortable. 2250 RPM, 1/7 We had learnt on our earlier DAFFODILS • BU RNING BUSH ...... with special health problemi. Bath trip that roses grow beautifully in and empty boxes for camera film Circular Saws HP. were dropped in wire trash con­ Since the start of ichool, Bath Nova Scotia, ^ o w cover in the 25 for reglatraUon forms of all new ] H P motor gives power to han­ winter can usually be counted on tainers. Vanities dle toughest jobs. Makes bevel, The policeman told us that the ' King Alfreds $139 students and those entering midergarten were checked for depth adjustments quickly. Cuts or a Mixture\N c o m pliance.-with Public Act 296 with Fittings Vanities 90 degrees to 246", 45 degrees to W a". Keeps clear cutting line. 3 for which now requires rubella Im­ with Fittings ___ i«i9a“WE8TJtSE“ 3 for S3.88 munization, and for the require­ 4,900 R P M . $7.95 MkOUNB tH E BE CREATIVE - VISIT OUR ment of phyrical examinaUom. ”00 IT TOURSEtr NORKSHOPI This Is For The Birds! Mrs. Modilw Florist and decorating supplm . plastic, velvet, and Our complata bird dapartmant hat: Faadart, parento of those children Tiorin Houtat, Sunflowar taadt, Paanut Haartt, Crackad Baseboard Heaters burlap ribbon wire wreath Iramej. styrofoam, oasis, compliance with these re­ You Know Fran... Corn, Thittia Satd, Suat Cakat ate. quirements were contacted by picks, clay ornaments, cones galore, and much, AUDABON WILD BIRD SEED letter and telephone and r^ _ EG. $119.95 Black A Decker IVa HP, 7'/4" Thermostat controlled fan much more' FREE Help Too. It You Need It' REG. $71.95 Circular Saws ...... $29.99 SAT. -95 5 lbs. 69c 100 lbs. $8.99 quuted to Ibntact Public Health Handsome marble finish hi-pressure forced heat. Long lasting NEWII ELECTRIC BIRD WATER HEATER Nurse for assistance or clarifica- •laminate top provides E-Z cleaning. tubular element. Add beauty plus extra storage space. Brinp la awti UfPi.pkn " ’9.95 18” round porcelain bowl, chrome G ray/Black. 1320W. 40”x- ” ptm nli witn lieai hHiin| Only ^*However, she added that to Hi-pressure plastic laminate \a p with 19 FLOWERING YOUR PICK JENNITE plated pop-up fittings. White with 9”x4Vi". American. REG. $1^.95 RE-ELECT date 28 parents have not no-drip edge. IS” porcelain bowl, HEMLOCK No. 1 DflIVEWAV SCAUR gold flake. Easy to install. 22” deep; SHRUBS responded to the notices. chrome plated pop-up fittings. White. DUR 5 fall, covart up to 300 tq. ft. T b ^ o r e , the lUt of names of 36” wide. ______3 for Thit yaar'i poea only...... FERTILIZERS 24”x30”x20”.______FRAN A FEW LEFT SALE SOAUONS 5 6 .4 5 thoae children w h o h a v e not com- PDRTABLE GLOBE ARBORVITAE PLANT FOOD, 50 lbs. ii/> pUed with the act has Heavy Duty Utility Heaters 43-35 ...... NOW’ 2 . 4 9 forwaided to the admlntatratlon ■“ ■ Automatic thermostat controlled fan MAHONEY ANDORRIA JUNIPE4 LAWN FOOD, 5,000 sq.fi. and superintendent of schools 3 ''x5 0 ^ FIBERGLAS HEATERS forced heat. Safety tip over svrttch. RENCH LILAC ORTHO® 1/3 OFF SALE! 53.50 ...... NOW’ 2 . 8 9 tor their consideration. Built for rough handling. MEYRI JUNIPER FORSYTHIA During this month, Mr^ PIPE INSULATION Arvin. State MUGHO PINIl Itei IVM - iWiE.OtbU) It $0 QC GREENFIELD'S WINTERQREEN hopes to complete the OSE of SHARON 10 for *42’» NOW O N U ...... nurse-teacher 1320/1650W. Representative 9 7 " E G . Thermostat conitrolled fan HYDRANGEA LAWN FOOD REDUCED TO*7.95 ilart with vision and bearing Fiberglas thermal wrap for forced heat. Safety tip over 13 District (S(lt Marsh) too Ibi. ONLY 10,000 sq. ft. hot, cold water pipes, ,U.M REG . $22,951 IP IC E BUSH PYRAMIDAL also requut p ^ ta l * switch. 1320W. Dark weatherstrip. Frost King- 96 firav/Chrome. MULCHING HAY$3.97 ^nnlirioo for tuberculin t ^ REG. S I . 3 5 ARBORVITAE Smaller Belos...... only $1.75 ORTHO LAWN FOOD JUNIPER Covort S,U00 K|. tt. , , yodergarten studenti who tove SEC. Sod-Met ion RtfulerSS.SS...... |\|0W ’ 3 ” MOUNTBAHEN LAWN PRODUerS I • Miyor of Manchester (1962-1966) *3.75 & *6.50 BLUE GRASS „ . 85« scons ’“ S ,. a dental program 'THE TALL NOW AT REDUCED PRICESI I • Town D irector 12 years h*id for third gradtn with rtu l SKINNY ONE" NOW I *4 years of Slate Legislative Experience UPRIGHT OR GREENHOUSE PLANT SPECIALSI I • Will Support Laws to Protect the Consumer DRIED MATERIALS SPREADERS »2.25 & *4.75 lor llw "Do-lt-Yoursollers"; plus • ORNAMENTAL PEPPER 4” pots . .$1 08 98* STRAWFLOWERS, SILVER DOLLAR BOUQUETS, ETC. • PHILODENDRON 3" pots...... 79c bt made on each ! VOTE DEMOCRATIC m y . 7 S iJtive health fo ld ^ ,« ^ I • 1,000’s of HOUSE PLANTS ind CACTI...... 39( OPEN FRIDAY TO 8:30 P.M. ' I Mahoney Conunillee — Harry Maidmenl, Treat. ALL FERTILIZER tO ^3“ FIREWOOD...... ONLY 11.95 have not received meuiu MANCHESTER T E L . 649-5253 Large Stack. 5?2liatioo in order to evalute SATURDAY TO 4 P.M. ALL EACH BAG jyjijtoraineululmmunlu- 336 NORTH MAIN STREET Uon clinic. y**

m MANCHESTER EVE NING HERALD. Manchetter. Conn.. F ri- O c t » , im- PAOBTW fUBi. Barrett Gets P A G B T W E L V E — M ANCm cSTBR E VE N IN G H ERALD. Mincfa^ter. Conn., Fri., Oct. 10. l » n Kilties Play About Town demanding that he bring home all Fire Call® At Atheneum Manchester Chess Club will King Award the money available in the store, Town answwed a call meet tonight at 6:30 at M ott’s Police Seek said DetecUve Lt. Frank Triano. to 88 Oak 8t. at 7:M P ® - The music of bagpipes will ring Dr. Harold 8. Barrett M r O b itu a ry Airline Suspension Community Hall. Starting at 7, day to extinguish a small Utchan throughout the Wadsworth Manchester, deputy com­ $5,000 Winner! Police said Kristoplk returned pr. Joseph Plats will give a fire. Firemen reported damage Atheneum Sunday when the missioner o f health for Connae* Kidnaping home with $25,000 and was met chess demonstration by p l^ n g Erle G. Bryant of 37 Flower St. was a |6,000 winner In- was minor. , . , Manchester Pipe Band presents a tlcut, Wednesday received the Mn. Amu Pdletkr To Affect Bradley by his wife who, told him to 20 boards simultaneously. Those yesterday’s Connecticut State Lottery drawing, which was In another Incident, free concert of Scottish music, David C. Kina Award from the M n. Anna Pelletier, 80, of 284 Suspect the money in the living room and wishing to play are reminded to held in Stafford Springs. The ticket was purchased at Manchester fireman amwered a marching and manuevert at 3 Connecticut Society o f Geron­ Autulnn St., widow o f Paul J. go upstairs. Palazzo w u hiding in bring chess sets and card tables. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - flights a week originated at call to 65 Cooper 8t. at •:># p.m. tology. Pelletier, died Thursday at a Memorial Comer Store. SOUTHINGTON, Conn. (A P ) the house, police said, and ap- Atlantis AG, a West German Bradley during the summer. today to extinguish a small fire Dressed in kilts In the MacKen- tt was presented to him at the Manchester convalescent home. .< Bryant was unavailable fo r com m en t this m orning because — A warrant h u been luued for parenUy Kristoplk did not see Cub Scout Pack 120 will meet charter airliiie which suspended The airline used Bradley for a caused when an oil burner zie tartan of dark green society’s annual meeting at the Mrs. Pelletier was bom July he went to WiUimantic to have his ticket validated “ before the man, who police say, held a him. tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the St. services Ihursday, had scheduled number o f flights arranged in malfj crisscrossed with red and white Red 6>ach GrUl In Haven. 18, 1892 In New Brunswick, Southington woman at gunpoint James School cafeteria. 700 landings and takeoffs from New York City, busing he lost it” , his ^ fe said. stripes, the 20-member group will Given In recognition of outstan* ^ n a d a , daughter o f Andrew and Saturday and ordered her hus­ Bradley International Airport passengers from New York. He Mrs. Bryant said that her husband was also a small winner / driU on the museum's front steps ding service to older people of Celina Nadeau Soucy, and had band to bring him all the money Damon Appointed this year and has been considered said l^ d le y was used for the on an earlier Little Acorn drawing, but she added that she is and march through the museum the state, the dtatlon straseei Dr. lived in Manchester for 2Vk years. flights in order to avoid Kennedy from his grocery store. one of the airport’s major users. unaware of anything else that he has won in the almost 28 playing selections from their By 'Writers League Barrett’s “ sincere and continuing She was a communicant o f St. International Airport, which he Police ^ d Thursday they are ROAST BEEF DINNER A spokesman for the Connec­ years that they have been married. prize-winning repetolre. They Gordon Damon of Manchester interest and concern for the John’s Chun^ in St. John, Maine, called a "madhouse.” searching for Frank P. Palano, ticut Department of Transporta­ Mrs. Bryant said that her husband, a night custodian at have recently won regional com­ welfare and security of the older and a member of its Ladies of St. At least one flight of passengers 32, of an unknown address. Palaz­ COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH is the newly appointed public tion said the loss of Atlantis petitions for New England, New people...and his advocaiy of the Ann. who assembled in New York to Manchester High School, was at the school in naid-aftemoon, zo is charged with kidnapping information director of the operations would “ mean a loss of a t U N G r m York and the Eastern United Highest standards o f health care Survivors are 5 daughters, Mrs. be bused to Hartford Thursday when other members of the work crew were checking their Mrs. Frank Kristoplk, officers Connecticut Writers League. some 1200,000 in direct revenues States. I eff b (^ emergent and long term...” Jeane D ^ e with whom she were bused instead to Kennedy tickets. At first, she said, he thought he had only the last said. SATURDAY, OCT. 21st Damon’s position becomes effec­ to the state.” Highlights of the program will Dr. Barrett was a founding made her home and Mrs. after the suspension of service, he three numbers, but a second look disclosed that he had hit tive Nov. 1. The line is the first tenant in Palazzo is charged with 5:30 ind 6:30 member of the society. Shosvood Wiganowske, both of include a bagpipe version of the A native New Yorker, Damon the airport’s new international said. There they boarded another the jackpot on number 92196. Then he got on the phone and entering the Kristoplk home at Manchester, Miss Yvette Adults $2.50 Children under 12 $1.50 p o p u la r hymn, "Amazing graduated from West Virginia wing. Other charter airlines use airline’s plane under about 11 a.m. Saturday and call^ home at once. Grace,” and an Irish step dance Wesleyan College, served in the Pelletier of New Britain, and Bradley for their international arrangements made by Atlantis, calling frank Kristoplk, manager For Reservations Tel. 569-0329 Mrs. Bryant couldn’t specify any disposition of her performance by Kathleen, Marine Ciorps Reserve and at Mrs. Lionel Madore and Mrs. service, the state spokesman said. he said. of a nearby grocery store, and husband’s prize but said, “ I am sure it will be put to good Colleen and Patty Ckwley. The various times was employed by Phillip Bouchard, both of Fort Each of the charter flights use.” three sisters from Manchester are schools in Italy, E n ^ n d and Kent, Maine; 18 grandchildren going through Bradley handled winners of numerous Irish step Turkey. A former reporter for the YWCA and 4 great-grandchildren. about 260 passengers, skd Rainer dancing contests. Hartford Times and the New Funeral smices will be Mon­ Suletsky, the Atlantis agent at NURSERY Win Under the direction of Charles BriUin Herald, he subsequently day at the Daigle and Daigle Bradley. He added that the air­ C. Murdoch, the group has won left this area to specialize in law Funeral Home, Fort Kent, line used Bradley mainly as an SCHOOL Area several major championships enforcement public relations in Maine. Burial w ill be in St. intermediate stop for through Poll Notes Has 1 Opening New York a ty . In 1971 he was John’s Cem etery, St. John, flights between Los Angeles and Nobel since changing its orientation in for a 4-yr.-ola 1965 from an entertainment band appointed public information Maine. Frankfurt. Democratic Police director of the Hartford Police FYiends nuy call at the funeral Suletsky said about three to a competitive group. Murdoch Department. The Connecticut Tel. 649-5602 home Saturday and Sunday after­ lists the winning of the North For Information noons and evenings. Honors Defections American championship at Writers League is a state-wide The Watkins ^ n e r a l Home, Blotter Cornwall, Ont. Canada in 1967 as organization for persons in­ 142 E. Center St., was in charge STOCKHOLM (AP) - its greatMt achievement. terested in creative writing. PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - of local arrangements. Comment American scientists made a clean Vernon sweep today of the 1972 Nobel Frederick J. Qirmichael Jr., The Gallup Poll says an unusually Session Prizes for Physics and Chemistry, 21, of 127 Orchard St., Rockville, high 32 per cent of enrolled Mrs. John M. Unnell one of them scoring a unique was charged with failure to obey Democrats in a recent sampling GET YOUR HANDS ON A The funeral of Mrs. John M. expect to defect from their party Only two men appeared last double in Physics. a stop sign in connection with the Linell o f 43 Essex St., who died n i^ t at a regularly scheduled and vote for President Nixon. Three Americans, Dr. Christian investigation of a two-car acci­ (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Thursday at Cedarcrest Hospital, The anticipated cross-over rate Board of Directors comment ses­ B. Anfinsen of the National dent yesterday at the intersection Newington, will be Saturday at sion, held from 6:30 to 8:30 in the among Democrats represents a LYNCH Institute of Health at Bethesda, of W. Main and Orchard Sts. 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes 20-year peak and contrasts with Manchester Municipal Building Md., and Drs. Stanford Moore Police said the Carmichael car Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with an average figure of 22 per cent in and manned by GOP Director and William H. Stein of was traveling south on Orchard a Mass of the Resurrection at the the past five presidential elec­ Can You Spots the GOP Candidates? Charles McKenzie. Rockefeller University in New St., failed to stop for the stop sign Church of the Assumption at 9. One of the men suggested that tions, the poll said Thursday. I T I O I ^ T I A I York capped an earlier triumph and collided with a car being “ Meet the Candidates Night.” The crowd was happy because it liked the Burial w ill be in St. James 'The poll was based on a survey It was a happy crowd that packed Manchester Republican Headquarters the utility pole closest to the by a trio of U.S. physicists by driven by Francio Pomerleau, 36, candidates and because it enjoyed the predicUons of a GOP victory. Cemetery. of 2,650 registered voters Sept. 29 location v ^ e re school buses stop winning the 1972 chemistry prize. of Coventry. Carmichael was iMt night. The Manchester Republican Women’s Club sponsored a Frienrb may call at the funeral to Oct. 9. AND NEVER LET GO! be painted the same yellow as the John Bardeen, Leon Cioper taken to Rockville General home tonight from 7 to 9. The poll said that over the past buses - to a point about five or six and John Robert Schrieffer won Hospital, treated and released. LOW, LOW PRICES START AT... feet from the ground. He ex­ two decades the defection rate the prize for physics with their Donald L. Ckiville, 38, of 54 Vehicle Noise Control plained that the yellow paint among Republicans has gone no theory of superconductivity, the School St., Rockville, was would alert drivers of cars that higher than 14 per cent except Police Report George L. Latham Royal Swedish Academy of arrested last night and charged once — in 1964, when 20 per cent An Interfaith Service for Peace COVENTRY - George school buses stop there, and Sciences announced. with intoxication in connection would identify the bus stop for of Republicans voted for former MANCHESTER Hearings Continued will be held Sunday, at 7 :30 p.m. Latham , 80, o f R t. 31 died It was the second Nobel Prize with the investigation of a distur­ Cars driven by Christine M. the bus driver and the children President Lyndon B. Johnson Between $250 and $300 In cash at Center Park. The service will Thursday at the home of Miss for 64-year-old Dr. Bardeen of the bance at his home. He was Gabriel. 25, of 126D Rachel Rd., over Republican Sen. Barry older vehicles would be Alice Boynton on Rt. 31. waiting to board the bus. He said University of Illinois. He shared was stolen from a man at the and Fred P. Keish, 83, of 50 H AR TFO R D (A P ) - The state culminate United Nations Week. released on his (Sromise to appear Gold water of Arizona. the town of Falmouth, Mass, the 1956 prize with two other Other Horse Cafe, 10 E. Center Prospect St., Rockville, were in Motor Vehicles Department prohibitive. Members of the clergy from Mr. Latham was born in in court. The new poll also reported that follows the practice. Americans for the development St., T hu rs^y night, Manchester collision Thursday afternoon at hearing Thursday on regulations Department cfficlals have said local Protestant, Catholic and Lebanon and drove a school bus Howard A. Smith, 36, of 86 voters under 30 years old He suggested also that the of the transistor. Police reported. to control vehicle noise was con­ their engineers and oth er Jewish communities will par­ there for 17 years. He was a Village St., Rockville, was preferred Nixon over Democratic Oakland St. and ^ c h e l Rd. chain link fences that separate Anfinsen received half of the The victim, Ronald L. Jones of tinued two weeks because of the researchers have determined that ticipate. Folk music and various veteran of World War I. arrested yesterday on a warrant candidate George McGovern by Keish was charged with failure LYNCH MOTORS Globe Hollow Reservoir from S. $98,100 prize for “ his work on Greenville, S.C., told police the large number of scheduled the noise levels included in the readings are planned. People are He is survived by a sister, Mrs. issued by Circuit Court 12 51 to 45 per cent — the only time to drive a reasonable distance B 4S C E N T E B S 'lW E E T Main St. be made more sturdy, to ribonuclease, especially concer­ cash was In ten-and twenty-doUar speakers. new regulations are practical asked to bring candles which will Emily Krietzer of Rockville. charging him with non-support. a Republican candidate has apart. Court date is Nov. 6. W ANCHE8TEK — •4 a *U « I prevent cars from crashing ning the connection between the The next session of the hearlng- both from the standpoint of be lit during the service. Funeral services will be Satur­ Carmichael, Coville and Smith gained the edge among younger bills. through them into the water. amino acid sequence and the which concerns vehicles such as en gin e^n g and cost. day at 11 a.m. at the Potter are all scheduled to appear in voters, except in the 19M elec­ values to 4.98 yard The theft occurred sometime Cars driven by Kim H. The other man who appeared is biologically active confor­ tmcks»,8nowmoblles and carswlll Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Nov. tion. between 10:30 p.m. and 1 a.m. Matthews, 22, of New Canaan, a resident of W. Gardner St., mation,” the academy said. b e h e W ^ o v . 2 at the Willinnantic. Burial will be in 7. today, Jones reported. and Wilma S. Minnick, 32, of whose property abuts a nearby Moore and Stein share the W ool, the now fabric for your fall sew ­ department’s headquarters in Center Cemetery, Lebanon. Tolland Investigation u continuing. Rivervale, N.J., collided Wethersfield. apartment complex. He said that other half of the prize money "for ing adventure, and a fantastic selection Thursday night on Center St. near There are no calling hours. State Police are investigating LOSE UGLY FAT The regulations are scheduled MERCURY 1 an abandoned shack, originally their contribution to the un­ Start toting waight tpday OR to choose from : herringbones, Jacquards, Heine Bushey, 45, of Storrs, an accident that happened early MONEY BACK. MONADEX It a tiny Broad to go into effect in January. used as a sales office by the derstanding of the connection was charged with issuing a bad M l this morning on Rt. 30 in Tolland. tablat that twill halp curb your dt- heather solids, checks, tweeds. 60" wide. Matthews was charged with builders of the apartments, is between chemical structure and About 45 persons appeared at 1 MORIARTY ! Frank F. Yeomans Police said David Wisnieski, 21, tlra lor axcatt food. Eat Ittt-waigh check and fourth-degree larceny making an improper left turn. catalytic activity of the active Thursday’s hearing, most of them LINCOLN Frank F. Yeonums, 80, of 215 partly on his property, that it is a la tt. ConUint no dangarout drugt on a (3rcult Court 12 warrant Court date is Nov. 6. 1 B R O T H ER S of Upper Butcher Rd., Rockville, and w ill not maka- you n e rvo u t. No objecting to thq new reflations. Oakland St., husband of Mrs. potential fire hazard, that it is center of the ribonuclease was driver of one car involved atranuout axarcita, Changa your lift served Thursday night. Spokesmen for tmcklng firms being used for night drinking molecule,” the academy stated. Sylvia Sanke Yeom ans, died and Robert Mathewson, 27, of Rt. . . . tik ri today. MONADEX eotli. He was held in lieu of a $100 Charles 0. 8t€iev«, 35, bl The academy said the ® and snowmobile dealers objected suddenly Thursday night at his parties and soirees, and that $3.00 lo r a 20 day tupply and $5.00 surety bond and was to be Meriden, was charged Thursday chemistry prize "has been 30, Rockville, was driver of the lor Iwica lha amount. Lota ugly fat' P^otimMiUs mainly to the fact that the CHIPPIRSAYS... home bom an apparent heart repeated requests to the owners STORES other car. or your monay wBt ba rafundtd with ^ FABRIC DEPARTMENT presented in court at Blast Hart­ afternoon with fourth-degree regulations apply to all vehicles, attack. for its removal have brought no awarded to three scientists who According to police, the no quttliont atkad by; ford today. larceny (shopUfUng) at Treasure including those now on the road. Mr. Yeomans was bom Nov. 1, action nor response. have made fundamental con- Wisnieski car was traveling south Lifiett Raull Parkade Dru| MANCHESTER 434 O akland Street (Exit 94 ofT 1-85) a t y Department Store at the Several speakers said the cost 1890 in Norwich, son of Frank ...... tributions to enzyme chemistry. SIT PRETIT. and SAVI! and Mathewson was traveling in 404 Middit Tpke. West Robert E. Jedidian, 44, and Parkade. Court date is Nov. 6. of adding new muffler devices to and Luretta Tower Yeomans, and They have worked with the same the same direction behind Mail Orders Filled Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. James Stevenson, 33, both of had lived in Manchester for many enzyme, ribonuclease." Wisnieski when Mathewson Hartford, were both charged with Barbara E. Bailey, 21, of An- years. Before his retirement in Tlie researchers had traced the About Town slowed down. fourth-degree larceny shortly sonia, was charged Thursday 1957, he was em ployed as a complicated network of coupled Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Police said Wisnieski and a before 6 a.m. today. afternoon with fourth-degree polisher at Hamilton Standard chemical reactions which con­ RUMMAGE MOMARTY BIIOTHER'S Lebanon, will hold its monthly passenger in his car, Joy Dujauc- Police said the charges stem larceny (shoplifting) at Marshall’s Division of United Aircraft Corp., stitute the basis for the very Tonight meeting Monday at the Masonic tus, 18, of Nye St., Rock^lle, Tonight from alleged shoplifting at departm ent store. Center St. Windsor Locks, for 18 years. He concept of life and living Temple. A ham dinner will be were taken to Rockville General Pathmark supermarket on (3ourt date is Nov. 6. meviously had worked at the organisms, such as reproductive SALE s e rv ^ at 6:30 p.m. Following the Spencer St. SELL-OFF TIME! U n d^o^ Typewriter Co. in ability, growth, m obility and Hospital for treatment after their 7:30 meeting, a film on Social Court date is Nov. 6. A microphone worth about $60 Sponsored by NOW YOU'RE r«iHy In the driv.r's oMt. W# HAVE fo d o a r inimnt^ and Hartford for many years. He was reaction to external stimuli, the car struck a utility pole. Security will be presented. was taken sometime recently a former member of the Gover­ academy said. Sisterhood of Temple Both Sholom our prkM wora novor lower. So, sit pretty in a lOW . . . lOW PRICED used Joyce Kieman, 16, of 5 Rad- from St. James Church, 896 Main nor’s Foot Guard. He and his car from MORIARTY BROTHERS. ding St., was treated and dis­ wife observed their 53rd wedding M cGOVERN: St., pdlice reported. charged from Manchester 71 OLDS. *2595 72MIRC. . !3495 aiuiiversary June 28. Tues., Oct. 24th 70 LINC. $AVE Manway 4 dam pWarad hardta^ O ff—■ Memorial Hospital Thursday 9 t MARK III SAVE 4 dMf radon, oir-candWaidng, powor wto- .C utlaii 2 d ..r hardt.p, w hit., 0» w .r Survivors, besides his wife, are 12 Noon to 7 P.M. light blue, air-unditlaning, *>•€•• top* .iiM n g . paw IT krakaa, autamaHc, amyl Itairku, pawm hmkai, auwnadt dmn, p o w « Mat, taothor h rto^ . e»n M « afternoon after a 4:20 p.m. acci­ ly.Km, 6 woy p»w«r tn l, p«w*r win- raal. Vinyl trim, nlr-candiflnnad. U w three sons, Frank H. Yeomans of Inventor Of cMitrol Adrror, vhryl rool, pkoly ofolppad, intartar, AM rodia, ana awnar < dent on W. Middle Tpke. d«*t. Fully uquippud, unu uwiwf. mila^.atMawnar. Manchester, Donald F. Yeomans on. qwnar. C a la r tw a a ^ _ _ ^ _ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ The Kieman car was in colli­ Iron Lung Dies Wed., Oct. 25th of B ^ d Brook and Kenneth L. PRICES, TAXES & JOBS Yeomans of Richmond, Va.; a sion with a car driven by Irene S. 9 A.M. -12 NOON ^ *2 6 9 5 71RRONCO *3295 Ckihen, 39, of West Hartford, F IT Z W ILLIA M , Mass. (AP) - 71 FORD 70 FORD *3295 71 TOYOTA *2395 Fard Wogan, radia, haaW, 4 orinml drtaa, daughter, Mrs. William Parks of l i k f a hordtup, t cylIndM, AM tu- Cwiptry Sfuito StolMi Wogwi. AM radio, Mark I I 7 daar hordlap, oir-catrdWaniog, w M im.wmNbi bvn.. „ PYt.,PYt.. Oct. 10,197»10.197» V Park Plans ^ Tolland Approved Area Campaign State Registering HARTFORD (AP) - Tbs Town Plan Ready For Printing Coonsctlcat Devsiopnwnt Com - Reaching Peak Auto Warranties mliilon Thunday gave final ap- O f nd Congress Reviewed HARTFORD (AP) - The tUte 92 manufacturers t>royal to Hartford’i pUnt to drculated among townspeople An evening of folk music will In the state, as well As the backing The develop a 775-acre Indui&lat park The brochure describing Political campaigning in the of Connecticut is taking steps to quind under the law to fwMW A Tolland’s new comprehensive before the hearing. follow the dinner. area is peaking with less than of the National Education In the North Meadows. assure that automobile mamifac- ^ state coptof of w arranto to town plan received a final review The plan provides for the Tickets for the event are $2.50 Association’s Political Action By JOE HALL Democrats replied that the reorganintlon proposals, and all benefits, revenu»«haring and Passed the House, rejected by the T h e state agency alio three weeks to go until election turers honor their warranties, effect for eadi product and to a ^ town's Inevitable growth and may be obtained from Anodat«d Pn m Writer President exaggerated the cost of other measures. Senate. Wedneiday night before being day. Committee. Gov. Thomas J. MeskiU has an­ dal proof thajr can stand behind of & e various natlonal-heeHh- authorised a grant of $3.8 million clustering commercial develop- 53rdDUtrict WASHINGTON (AP) - The the clean-water bill, that he h u For Uiis reason, the Prssldaot sent to the printers. Nangle’s Pharmacy or at the door GOP incumbent Congressman nounced. . . care plana. —A bill to impoae atrict limits to help complete the project, a nnent and providing for alter­ Jesse Bralnard, Republican the warranto. ^ 92nd Congreti, battling with repeatMlly vetoed funds urgently demanded that the lagialators ip o k e ^ n said. A public nearing on the town or by calling any of the organizers Robert Steele has picked up the "I am confident respodslble Hie law, MeskUl said, glvea tha Congress fought and lost on school-builng ordara and to native means of residential candidate for the 53rd district President Nixon to the end, killed needed for education, health and give him powar to make un­ CLOSE plan will be scheduled soon, ac­ of the event. support of a five-member manufacturers wlU welcome this Motor Vehlclaa Depaitmant "a batUea with the President on reopen previous cases undar the The Hartford Redevelopment developnunt. Tolland Women for Mc(3overn bouse seat, kicked off his election about as many iiu^or blUa as it other programs treating social limited cuts in any program in Agency, backer of the project, cording to Ed Vickery, advisory Democrats for Steele Committee approach as will Connecticut new tool to use to assisting foreign poUcy and military iuues new guidelines. Passed the committee chairman, but not un­ The advisory comiblttee began was organized by Mrs. Cathy headed by Paul Merrick of campaign today with a cham­ passed. ills, and that he has protected the order to-'liold spending to tOO •xr' OCT has said the project will cost a motorists who, in the pest, have motorisU as they demand tha in both the 1071 and 1971 House, failed in the Senate. discussing thie formulation of Kusmin, Old Post Rd.; Mrs. Mar- pagne brunch, sponsored by the Even before adjournment Pentagon budget from their ef­ billion for the present fiscal yaar. FORD total of about $18 million and will til the Planning and Zoning Com­ Columbia, a former town chair­ been frustrated in their a tte m ^ ri^ ts the warranties promise. S€lllOIII. —Lcigislatioii to create perma­ mission has made Its final review. zoning regulations which will be cia'Osborn, Old Stafford Rd.; and man that town for 11 years. Coventry Republican Women’s to covert the promise of a Wednesday night, the fort to pare what they call Amendments calling for an end The House agreed but the provide Hartford with about 5,000 nent machinery to lettlo nationel- SALE Copies of the brochure will be needed to carry out the Mrs. Irene Cornish, Merrow Rd. Also on the committee is Arthur Club. warranty into performance,” the Democratlc-controUed Congress wasteful spending. to U.S. involvement in the In­ Senate refuted to go along, and additional iobs. emergency transportation strikes. recommendations of the town all Republicans; and by Mlchals of Vernon. Bralnard has refrained from governor said In a statement. had its two-year record thrust Nixon’s only major domestic dochina war cleared the Senate the ceUlng finally waa killed. The President bandoned support I plan itself. Democrats Mrs. Phyllis Mooney, Now that (kmgreu has official­ campaigning during the The state Department of Motor into the national political cam- legislation to survive Congress three times In 1971 and twice in 719eitlen Democratic primary contest for this Ust summer. I The revised regulations will Valley View Rd. and Mrs. Ma^ ly adjourned, Steele is stepping Vriiicles is asking 267 manufac­ WHAIS Ipaign. was the 230.2 billion revenue­ In the 1971 aeaaion, Congreaa between Coventry’s Richard 1972, but none ever got through ->A bill to ben commercial F O R D comprise Phase HI of the group’s McNally,ly, Skungamaug. up his campaign activity turers to register by Nov, 10 Nixon accused the tegislators of sharing bill which be signed in did give the President the 72 Cromble and Tolland’s Charles [Hf ViOSI the House. seals of easily concealable 64S-B135 efforts which began over a year Prinfiiq Press Bids throughout the district’s 69 excessive spending and raised the ceremonies today at Constitution economic and tax loglalatloa ha 24 HOUR TOWING under the state's new numufac- A watered-down version of a handguns. Paned the Senate, not ago with the preparation and Bids for the purchase of a 12 by towns. Area appearances next Thifault. turers’ Ucensing law, Mesklll P O PU LA R N!Vr issue again in bis response to his HaU in Pblladelpliia. said he needed to control and GALAXIE “500” Cromle has been busily proposal by Senate Denwcratic considered in the House. I adoption of short term 18 inch Kluge Automatic Platen week include a visit with said. twin defeat on the last day of the The legislation provides federal stimulate buainess. foUowing up on his primary vic­ fiNu i m : Leader Mike Mansfield to fix a -A ll of the President’s SEDAN WAGON regulations controlling signs and Press will be accepted by the Tolland’s Senior atlzens Tuesday The department has mailed session. grants to state and local House Speaker Carl Albert, tory Tuesday night. He spent time for U.S. withdrawal from proposals for special revenue­ commercial buildings. office of the superintendent of at 1:30 followed by a visit to the letters to each foreign and Congress overrode his veto of a governments over a five-year speaking for the Democrats, Moriarty Bro'Hiers Wednesday night in WlUington Vietruun did go to the White sharing plans in such fields as CraM fM . |t| - -r- .MfHh, pwMf iwriei, f m t uU lU.- SU iWMIlljr I Gourmet Buffet schools, with a closing date set Franklin Park Senior Citizen domestic automobile, truck, $24.6 billion water-pollution- declared the 9lnd Congress had participating in a poUtical panel period. House last year but Nlxcm an­ education, boualng and tranqKir- fc«l tauf.. IM.*. *U ..4k, uMJ-wn. Mly m ' A bi-partisan group, Tolland for Oct. 30. Housing in Vernon at 4. trailer and motorcycle manufac­ control bill and killed the I2SO- Welfare-Reform Killed "respoixied to the urgent needs with other Democratic can­ nounced he would Ignore it. tation. Women for McGovern, will spon­ The press includes motor and Wednesday night Steele is slated turer and distributor which does of the American people... despite FOR PROFESSIONAL. QUALITY didates Including Congressional billion federal spending celling he But Congress killed the Mansfield also tried and failed —Legislation designed to sor a gourmet buffet, Oct. 27 five chases, and may be viewed at to attend the ToUand Conty Twin business in the state, the gover­ presidential foot-dragging, out­ candidate Roger Hilsman and M iNC H» ‘.II I sought along with unlimited welfare-reform plan which Nixon to get Congress to vote for a assure that 30 million workers in CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS beginning at 7 p.m. at the Moose Room 24 of ToUand High School Mothers Association meeting at nor said. right opposition, vetoes and senatorial candidate Michael r I I •> K. I <• power to make the cuts to repeatedly called his most impor­ reduction of the 300,000 private pension plans actually Lodge, Kingsbury Ave. Monday through Friday between 8:30 in Vernon. achieve it. Nixon characterised tant domestic proposal. It killed threats of vetoes.” UALB •3 7 1 0 on all makes. . . The fund raising event will 7:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Steele announced his endorse­ Riley. American troops in Europe. receive some beniefit on retire­ the votes as an invitation to a tax antibusing legislation, all of the But the liberal Americans for feature International and ment by the United Transporta­ He announced his lu jw r t ol Congress ratified the arms- ment. The successful bidder must Democratic Action inaisted the tion Union, representing 10 locals most of the goals of the Connec­ increase. President’s broad govemment- limitation agreements worked —A bill to create a consumer- domestic menus Including remove the press at his own 92nd was regressive on civil ticut State Employes Association out by the President with the protection agency to compile STAN OZIMEK, Manager moussaka (a Greek lamb and expense within 30 days after rights, and cited the failure of HUNDRED ON “LEFTOVER” SALE eggplant dish), Swedish meat- and mended political fences, I Soviet Union. complainta, intervene in cases being notified o f the bid award. balls, ribs and sauerkraut. New always necessary followln| a I MANCHESTER, Despite many objections, welfare reform, a luitional health before fedieral regulatory agen­ ON 72 CARS— TRUCKS— BRONCOV 301-815 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER No bid under $130 will be plan, child development, no-fault England clam chowder, manicot­ primary contest. members generally approved cies, and appeal decision in the SAVE accepted. Cromble. accompanied by NDTICE insurance, and le^alation to con­ ti, and special vegetable ZBA Rearing funds for new weapoiu projects courts. Paanid the House, died in senatorial candidate Estelle trol band guru. casseroles and many other items The Zoning Board of Appeals Winner Nixon said were necessary the Senate. 70 T O R IN O Flanagan spoke to highlU ^ ||ch****} 9CIUJU8 THE MANCHESTER WATER CO. Among the major bills cleared 71 FIREBIRD will bold a public hearing Mon­ despite the agreements. —Continuance of funding for seniors at (Coventry High School ■ m l- B M r (W S U f. M l i t l l . , t t l V- day night at 8 in the Town Hall on It was in the domestic field that in this year’s sesrion: the supersonic transport plane. F m U oc. Creao, S•4oor HorBlof. I, fM . UMrtei. pm. M m, raU., May Buy this noon, before emnbarkiiu on a WILL BE CLOSED CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING totowollf, V4. poowr eloeriof. pooor Congress balked at several key —A constitutional amendment Um . 4 uUumlli, uM m m m . a v a n u ce request sought by door-to-door tour of South (5)ven- krokee. r a iio , wkkewaWe. p t m v io y l Nixon proposals, and tried to barring dlicrlminatlon on the •2595 1 9 9 5 Robert Charlai^ of Mountain Horse try, and a planned evening of MONDAY, OCT. 23 DTULOtnsuin.1 1 fooL wheel eaven. Slock lie * enact o tb m he rejected. He basis of sex. Awaiting ratification Robbers Have Spring Rd. campaigning on ToUand Green. by two-thirds of the states. a e L M i w m tH E T «w N CJiarland is seeking permission At Coventry High, Oom ble In Observance of voted some, including a broad • S N E H C t J H Y STAFFORD SPRINGS (AP) - —An tS^Ulion, aiH>er-cent in­ Necktie Party • • G A L A X I E to erect an above-ground swim­ new child-development program. •♦CHEVROLET "My horse flnaUy came in,” said continued his attacks on Gov. Maaitgo. 4-Uoof So4o h . ming pool nearer the building crease in Social Senility benefits a.l.ir, Bl.., 4-D..r S.4.., C n .. i-Dow Sm U .. AhIm u i Ic, U I Thomas Meskill expressing Veterans Day Congress claimed that it cut the AoiooMtic, V-6, wUM eiiowoll You Know Fran... F.J. Kwasnik of New Britain as for 28 million Americans, ..■.■M ilic, V-S, eaw.r MMrt.e, V4 p.M, .l..ri.g, nSi., line than permitted by criticism of MeskiU’s veto o f a bitt President’s record-high ap­ BROOKLINE. Mass. 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PAGE SIXTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mincfawter, Conn., Fri.. Oct.» , 1972 Herald Angle Eagle Gridders Home Saturday^ Pinch-Hitters Responded for Athletics By EARL YOST Sports Editor Indians Play Away at Eastern ‘Darrel Elliott is Fermi’s offensive threat," Demen com- - *• i J By Dean Yost mented. “He does the 40 in 4.6 lecotHto and li capable of With Two-Run Rally in Ninth to Win breaking away anytime he carries the ball. They also put the “It will be a big game for us,” stated Blast Catholic High’s Notes from the Little Black Book varsity football coach. Cliff Demers. “If we w in it will push ball in the air a lot and combine thdr ground game w d l. ^ us up to the .500 mark for the first time this season.” East, 1- “A big key to the game will be how well our secondary The stage was set for Mangual with runners on first and It turned out to be a mistake. Morgan w alk^ holds up. It will get a sound test Saturday,” the coach added. OAKLAND (AP) — “Get a good pitch you can drive,” said Then Gonzalo Marquez hit for center fielder George then Bobby Tolan ripped a line drive double into the 1 ^ lillyman, director of the Hartford Civic Center, now 2 in the Hartford County Conference and 1-2-1 overall, will third and one out. He jumped on Carroll’s first offering—a Fermi enters ^turday’s contest with a 4-1 record and their Oakland Manager Dick WiUlams. "Try to get the baU some Hendrick and singled up the middle, stirring the 49,410 field comer to give the NaUonal League champions a M lead unto construction, reports there will be either 36 or 37 host Ekirico Fermi of Ekmeld Saturday morning at 10 o’clock partisan fans at the Oakland Coliseum. “fastball right over the plate”—and hit it to the right side of Inches between each row of seats which should allow for at Mt. Nebo lii a non-conference outing. only loss came last weekend against a strong WUby club. place.” the infield. Second baseman Joe Morgan stretched for it, but over the American league title-winners. Crosstown, Manchester High will pack its t a u for a\road Manchester High, knocked from the unbeaten ranks by Pinch-hitter Angel Mangual got the pitch he wanted and put When Borbon went to a 2-1 count on Tenace, Cincinnati anmle leg room. This will be in direct contrast to the it was a couple of feet l^yond his reach. Tenace came in with That hit kept the hometown crowd subdued until the wild, game with Bristol Eastern at Bristol’s Muzzy Field. Kidkoff undefeated Conard High, 14-7, last Saturday, will attempt to it in the right place—a single to right field that scored the Manager Sparky Anderson thought it was time for his best Springfield Qvlc Center where the rows are so close that it’s the winning run to the wild cheers and an exploding is slated for 1 ;30. The Indians enter the contes t sporting a 3-1 get back into the winner’s circle against a strong Eastern winning run for the A’s Thursday night. reliever, Ctey Carroll. ninth-inning finish. Rollie Fingers finished “P f"*! necessary to tuck your legs in or sit on an angle. scoreboard in center field. Fireworks went off as the Oakland CCIL mark while Eastern has a deceiving 1-3 record. The dramatic base hit through a drawn-ln infield capped a Carroll threw one of his sinker balls to Tenace and the World Series victory, providing the A s ^ t h the gP« of The young Hartford director, who is busy lining up a full ballclub. catcher jumped on home plate and headed for a knot of happy A big blow was dealt the Tribe in Conard’s lots. Dallas two-run rally in the last of the ninth inning as Oakland beat Oakland catcher hit it through the infield to left, just beyond airtight pitching that has muffled Cincinnati s tough hltten. schedule of events for the scheduled opening in 1974, reports teammates erupting from the dugout. ‘i t will be a big game for us,” stated East Catholic High’s Dodge, a 6-6, starting tackle, broke his left arm and w ill be out the ancinnati Reds 3-2 and took a solid 3-1 lead in the 1972 the reach of shortstop Dave Concepcion for a single that sent the steps, too, in the Capitol City complex, will not be as The Reds, who rode to the National League flag on speed varsity football coach. Cliff Demers. “If we w;in it will push us for the remainder of the season. In his place will be Jim CoUa, "The man upstairs has been good to me in this Series,” said steep as in Springfield. 'There are bound to a number of World Series. pinch-runner Allan Lewis to second. and brute power, didn’t hit a home run in the first four up to the .500 mark for the first time this seastm.” East, 1-2 in who will see action both ways. “I prayed that the ball would go through,” said Mangual "He threw a good sinker to Tenace,” said Anderson. "It was Tenace, who also hit a home run in the fifth inning to break a Injuries and law suits at the Bay State site because of the games—all decided by one run. narrow and steep steps. the Hartford County Conference and 1-2-1 overall, will host Tribe Coach Dave Wiggln noted, “They have a powerful, after driving in Gene Tenace from third base with the winning just a routine ground ball that got through.” 20-inning Oakland scoring drought. Enrico Fermi of Enfield Saturday morning at 10 o’clock at Their usually-lethal first three batters-Rose, Morgan and explosive offense built around s p e c te rs Bud Saunders and run. Tenace’s third home run of the Series gave the A’s a 1-0 lead Mt. Nebo in a non-conference outing. Crossto wn, Manchester Tim McHugh. Anderson, their quarterbadc, can throw the Three pinch-hitters came through for Williams in that Williams next called on Don Mincher to pinch-hit, telling off Cincinnati’s Don Gullett. That small margin lasted until Tolan-have collected a meager four hits in 44 appcarwices. Anxious to Increase attendance the Southern New England Hockey League will feature a family admission rate High will pack its bags for a road game with B ristol Eastern at option pass well, plus the nm from the pro set.” emotion-charged ninth after the A’s appeared to be finished. the veteran first baseman: the Reds rallied for two runs in the eighth inning. And the Reds’ top sluggers, Johnny Bench and Tony Perez, Bristol’s Muzzy Field. Kickoff is slated for 1.30. The Indians Saturday night. Mom and Dad and ail the children (no limit) I * T r < "It looks like it will be a wide-open game pitting a ball Pedro Borbon, who had pitched in the eighth in relief of "Go up swinging.” haven't hit a home run nor driven in a run between them. enter the contest sporting a 3-1 CCIL mark wliile Eastern has nni will be admitted for a blanket price of |5. The usual control club (Manchester) against an explosive team Cincinnati starter Don GuUett, was sitting on a 2-1 lead when He did—and promptly brought the crowd to its feet with a Da\}e Concepcion singled off starter Ken Holtzman and single to right field that scored Lewis with the tying run. went to second on Julian Javier’s sacrifice. A bouncer by Pete The A's tried to nail down the series with Jim “Catfish doubleheader is listed with action starting at 7:30. a deceiving 1-3 record. DALLAS DODGE LYLE EASTMAN (Eastern),” the Tribe mentor said. the A’s came up in the last inning. The Reds’ right-hander got "I would like to get a series going with F'ermi,” Demers Oakland pennants sprouted in the stands and wriggled Rose moved Concepcion to third and at this juncture, Hunter against Cincinnati’s Jim McGlothlin today. Manchester enters the game sporting some Impressive the first out of the inning, a harmless grounder by Mike Tim Kearns, former Eiast Catholic High shool standout, is furiously as the noise from the crowd became ear-splitting. Williams brought in Vida Blue to pitch to Joe Morgan. noted. "When Holy Cross entered a new conference we were statistics. Overall, the Tribe has rushed for 977 yards while Hegan. one of six lettermen back with (^ach Joe Vancisin’s Yale left with open dates back to back. We an; pleased to get Blast Catholic will enter the contest with a revised lineup quarterback Rick Milka has netted 200 yards ^ the pass due to injuries received by Mark Branchesl and Gary varsity which copped only seven of 24 games last winter. together with Fermi.” i routes. Bilodeau. Also, quarterback Bob Love will play the entire Current plans call for Kearns, who was used both up front "It will be interesting to see how we can bounce back The four-game average for Manchester is 244 yards a game contest replacing Pete Homat. Homat will be out of the Big Red Machine and in the backcourt last season, to move into a full-scale following a weeks layoff. If we win Saturda}(, it will give us a with a pass completion average of 37.5. Their biggest rushing lineup for personal reasons. forward slot. Kearns averaged 12.4 points as a sophomore. big lift for the .second half of the season.” Demers noted. day was 419 yards against Wethersfield while 71 yards against Tenace Has No Love Vancisin, former Dartmouth standout, is now in his 17th Maloney was Milka’s best passing day. Encounters Flat year with the Elis. WEEKEND PICKS: East Catholic losing to a strong Fermi East Catholic tiling vs. Bennet Tomorrow squad. Manchester High bouncing back in fine fashion and OAKLAND (AP) - Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine has a flat. Jimmy Balesano, sophomore running back out of defeating Eastern 35-14. For Reds’ Manager Put into numbers, the malfunction reads 4-for-44. was Manchester High, has carried the ball 29 times for 102 yards Fifth in Meet the collective batting effort of the first three men ta Croln- with the Trinity College varsity gridders this fall. This total .AND nati’s lineup for the first four games of the 1972 World S ena. used to be Balesano’s per game average when he played with St. Bernard’s of Uncasville Showdown Time OAKLAND (AP) - "AU ^ e e had “How (libout Bench saying that if Those first three m en-Pete Rose, Joe Morgan and Bobby the Red and White here. _____ walked off with team honors PACKAGE STORES Sparky’s name on them,” said usually anybody should hit two home runs it Tolan—have been dominated by Oakland pitching, and Cincin­ yesterday in the Hartford County mild-mannered Gene Tenace, displaying should be him? For crying out loud, give nati Manager Sparky Anderson says if they don’t wake up UConn ice skating rink opens Oct.28 for the fall and winter (Conference cross country cham­ TODAY On Soccer Field the meaning of his given first another guy credit.” season at Storrs. SImting fees will be $l per season, |15 for an pionship at Goodwin Park in 3:30 (2^3U) World Series War­ today, it’s all over. . „ Hartford. Kevin Kelly of Xavier It will be showdown time, Saturday morning at name—Fury. “Oakland’s just stopping them, that’s what has happened, individual season pass and $30 for a season family mup Manchester High’s Memorial Field. lUing Junior High, 4-1-0, LVEST Tenace not only hit a home run in High claimed individual honors Tenace, the Oakland Athletics’ membership. 4:00 (^^3tl) World Series: Reds Thurray night’s fourth game, but jiis Anderson mumbled after the Reds’ heartbreaking 3-2 loss to covering the 2.75 mile course in will battle Bennet Junior High, 3^)-l, on the soccer field. catcher whose home run and single Professionals will be Gloria Sykes and Keith Galgot. vs. A’s, WTKC, WINF single in the ninth placed the tying run Oakland Thursday night. . 13:27. SATURDAY Action is scheduled for 11:15 with spectators welcomed. helped the A’s take a 3-1 lead over in scoring position and he eventually “They’ve just stopped them cold. I just hope they don t stop Xavier High was four point 1:00 (2^3D) World Series: if The second game of this town series will take place on ILL behind St. Bernard for team Cincinnati in the 1972 World Series, scored the winning run in the 3-2 them the next three (possible games). Dee Rowe greeted 23 candidates for the UConn basketball necessary Saturday Nov. 4, at 11:15 with the field location again being ripped Manager Sparky Anderson and points with 41 while East triumph. “If we’d have won this one,” Anderson said, “it would have team this week including seven lettermen. An all-new staff of (8) Roller I Derby Memorial Field. his National League champion Reds. assistants, ail UConn pr^ucts, are Don Pemo, Bob Staak and Catholic was third with 90 points. 2:00 (8) Wide World of Sports: The probable starting lineup for the visiting Bennet Beare been over in sue games, no doubt about it, H e i^ Schoebel of East was "I don’t feel that that club over there “It’s been a disappointing season and “Now,’; he said, “if we don’t shake ourselves, it’ll be over in Steve Bell. Pemo wiU assist Rowe with Staak, last year’s Stock car race, Lumberjack will be, Tim (S«tagna, John Paquette, Tao Stimac, Dennis fifth in individual placement. champtonshilp Landry, Tony Barrett, Jim McNickle, Jeff Gorman, Mano has any respect for us,” said Tenace, this World Series is making up for it,” five.” varsity coach at Blast Hartford High, handling the frosh. Bell Results: Kelly (X) 13:27; whose “all three” referred to the trio of 3:45 (8) Colorado vs. Oklahoma Orduz, Allen Robb, Bruce Ballard, Duffy Leone. said Tenace, who didn’t become the Rose, the major league’ leading hit-producer with 198 this will be a graduate assistant. McDonough (SB); Martin (SB); 9:00 (8) Ai kansas vs. Texas MANCHISTiR PARKAM home runs he has hit so far in the Series. regular Oakland catcher until the final season, has one hit in 15 World Series tries. Morgan is O-for-13, UConn launches play Dec.2 at Yale. Morales (SB); Schoebel (EC); For the host Illing squad, Pete Bartolotta, &ian Moran, 11:30 (22) iBruins vs. Penguins Don Geidel, Steve Pilver, Dave Lima, Steve Pastva, Pete Tenace lambasted the Reds for two months of the season. and Toland is 3-for-16. Remy (X); Kenyon (SB); Nelson HUNDAY remarks printed in newspapers What makes things more frustrating is that power-hitters While UConn was working out at Storrs, Gordie (SC); Wakim (SB). 1:00 (^^3B) World Series: if Charest, Scott Garmen, Gary LaBrec, Todd Rein and Terry knocking the American League cham­ How come he sat on the bench so long Johnny Bench and Tony Perez, who delighted all season in McCullough was looking at 42 varsity basketball candidates at necessary Milka start. before A’s Manager Dick Williams made pion A’s driving home the swift trio that populated the bases ahead of the Universty of Hartford. (3) Cardlmib vs. Giants After Tenace’s two homers won the him a starter? them, have been hot during the Series. One of the standout frosh, eligible for varsity play, is Phil Winning Streak (22) PatriOits vs. Steelers first game of the Series in Cincinnati, "I’d rather not discuss that,” he said. (30) Colts' /a. Jets Bench is 5-for-14 and Perez is 7-for-14, yet the two Levesque, out of South Windsor High. 4:00 (3) Co wboys vs. Redskins Anderson was quoted as saying, “That “Just say I’m happy with what’s AP photos Upped by tiling Initial Triumph incredibly, have no runs batted in and have scored only two First taste of competition for the Hawks will be in the (22-30) Beiigals vs. Rams kid hasn’t done much before.” happening right now. Hartford-Trinity Invitational Tournament Dec.l. Jubilant Gene Tenace Scores Winning Run runs themselves. Illing Junior High’s varsity That really upset me,” said Tenace, "I can’t explain why I’m getting home The Reds have no home runs in the four Series games, 8 soccer team ran its ^ n streak to by MCC Runners the son of a former Pennsylvania coal runs,” he said. “Really, I’m a line-drive although Bench led the major leagues with 40 and Perez had hitter. I guess the man upstairs has been Walt Frazier, standout backcourt performer with the ^ w four jitraight yesterday aftentpon A lunmi Soccer miner. “I know I hit only five home runs 21 during the season. York Knicks, drives around in a $20,000 Rolls ^yce.^This as It toeated visitii^ Glaston­ during the season, but that’s not an with me in this Series.” Manchester Community College’s cross country team won Great value in commented one ex-Knick to say the cost of Frazier s w hm s bury Ifigh frosh, 5-3. Overall the Prac tices Set its first meet of the season yesterday by defeating Mattatuck indication of how I hit. I played against Tenace admitted that he looked upon locals sport a 4-1 record. fine French wine is more than the total salary of the top three players on the The 1972 Manchester High C.C. 19-36, at Hamilton Park In Waterbury. Sparky in the minors and hit pretty himself as one of the most unlikely Vida S till W ill Start I f . . . first Knick team back during the 1946-47 season. Fraser s Playing its finest game of the soccer team wiU pl^y hie Alumni good. He upset me talking that way.” series heroes for the A’s. teammate, Earl Monroe, also drives a Rolls Royce and Willis season, Dling’s first string came on Nov. 4 at 2 o’clock at Overall the Cougars sport a 1-2 up with a 3-1 halftime bulge and Tenace was just getting warmed up on “After going 0 for 15 before getting a Reed is content with a Lincoln Continental. Memorial Field. vf^Midgets Play^^ record while host Mattatuck is 0- hit in the American League playoffs, I increased it to 5-1 before the The Alunuiii will hold practice 2 . Anderson. He then turned his attention Two rematches will be seen RED to Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench. wasn’t looking for much in the Series.” substitutes took over. sessions the next two Saturday Larry Woykovsky, MCC’s fine WHITE Blue Ineffective Offensively, Brian Moran (3 mornings at Memorial Field, Oct. tonight at Mt. Nebo in the distance runner, covered the 3.2 TABLE WINES Manchester Midget Football TABLE WINES goals), Don Geidel (1) and Scott 21 at 12 and Oct. 28 at 10 o’clock. mile Hamilton Park layout in a Alemany (1) did the scoring for All alumrii are encouraged to League as the Patriots (3-11) blistering time of 16:32 despite CHATEAU MCC Racquetmen meet the GlanU (2-2) in the GRAVES 1969 In Relief Outing Illing with Steve Pilver and Dave attend these sessions. Parents of wet, cold conditions. Appellstion Graves Controiee TIMBERLAY 1969 Kuhn Investigating Umpires first game at 6:30 and the Lima turning in fine perfor­ MHS gradut.ites living out of the Following Woykovsky across 1 Pt 8 Fi Of Appellation Bordeaux mances. area are n'Mjuested to contact Eagles (1-3) take on the Jets the finish line were Cougars’ OAKLAND (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds have had a Record to 4-1 (0-3-1) in the second. Superieur Controiee BALTIMORE (AP) - Baseball Contacted at the World Series and National leagues and in­ Defensively for Dling, Gary their sons notifying them of the John Shannon and Tim Carcia in frustrating, confounding World Series so far and Oakland In th eir first m eeting 3:47 1 Pt. 8 fl Oz. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has in Oakland Thursday, Kuhn told cluded “some of the best-known LaBrec, Todd Rein, Steve Pastra, practice an played the Pinehurst Dennis Milne, Trenton, N.J. 8 38 IVIaddali mo. Johnston. Bloniarz Holtzman and said Blue would stay in the bullpen. Sports Slate 8 46 Kemp.! leraphin, Laklng Country Club’s No. 1 course, a Defending champion Sam 9 04 So lag Instant slei^hig,your tires Rollie Fingers followed the ineffective Blue Thursday night 9:12 Ehrlich Wholley. Colangelo 6.129-yard par 70 layout, carding Snead of White Sulphur Springs, Ties Jockey Mark and got the victory to go with the save he recorded in the 9 20 Tulin, F'elers. Podolny SATURDAY identical 33-32 rounds. W. Va., had a 71. 9 :28 L^er CDCKTAILMIX LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Don second game. Holtzman was somewhat a forgotten man. Play also is over the dub’s One-third of the field played 9 36 Renert. Weinstein, Cushma and the m t of your Williams switched to Blue after a conference on the mound Football 9 :44 Indome illco, Kuplenchmld, Keller Brumfield tied Steve Brooks as Manchester vs. Bristol Eastern 6,192-yard par 70 No. 4 course and the tough No. 2 course, where the 9:52 Smith, McHugh, Sherwood KARATE Keeneland’s all-time leading with catcher Gene -Tenace. the No. 2 course, a 7,051 yard par day’s lowest score was a par 72 10:08 Ertman Roseman. Glnsburg at Muzzy Field with five players knotted at that 10 16 Kellner. Conyen, Marlow 12 G re a t Drinks^ jockey by guiding Nalees Man to “Gene told him I was throwing just so-so,” Holtzman said. Rockville at Windsor 72 layout. Players will play all 10:32 Meurani. Repko. Rubin s to m a d i. an easy victory Thursday in the “I didn’t say anything. I guess it wasn’t my turn to say South Windsor at Southington three courses to complete the figure. They were Jimmy Picard, 10:40 Tartagll. 1. Chupas, Pasternak 10.56 Farnharn. Garbrous, Dickinson 12 P a c k e ts $7,5(X) Jonabell purse. anything.” first three rounds and the low 90 Orchard Beach, Mich.; Charles TOURNAMENT Enrico Fermi vs. East 11 04 McCuski ir. Zaccaro, Mosher Four ninth-inning singles, three of them by pinch hitters and ties will wind up the 72-hole Vqlpone, Concord, Mass.; Babe 11 12 Geda. Doolev. Warmmgton HOCHE.STER, N.Y. (AP) - Catholic, 10:00 Mt. Nebo Lichardus, Westfield, N.J.; Carl 11 28 Ploniio. Derbo, Howat get them replaced. Gonzalo Marquez, Don Mincher and Angel Mangual, brought tournament Sunday over the No. 11 36 Cristolan4, Marsh. Channin Outfielder Dwight Evans, a top Soccer 2 course. Unis, Milwaukee, Wis.; and Dave 11 52 Hunter, Ijould. Honnon contender for a regular job with the A s back to life and saved Blue from taking a pitching loss. Thilo, Jacksonville, Fla. 12 00 Harrigan. Kaiti, C Pasternak "n,. Harvest Hill Imported see M ASTER Blue, baseball’s hottest pitching property in 1971, was only Housatonlc C. C. at Manchester Joe Cardenas of Lancaster, the Boston Red Sox next season, Ohio, was third with 67. At any Big A service 6-10 this year after getting off to a late start because of hi| c. c. is the International League's New London at Blast Catholic BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKEY spring contract holdout. $?$’ $?$?$?s?$?s?$?$?s?$?$?s?$?$?$?s ?$?S?$?S? Ihis broad-shouldered brute refuses to Inlle with snow' When you put it to DAN PAI perform... most valuable player for 1972. Bacon Academy at Blast Hart­ Evans, who will be 21 next He was sensational in relief in the World Series opener, work, it's simply a case of now you see it, now you don't. One of the best Distilled and Blended in Scotland ford sta tio n o r month, edged Charleston’s Chuck heavy-duty, performance proved snow throwers on the market, the 100% Scotch Whiskey — 80 Proof i shutting out the Reds over four innings to save a victory for Tennis Irailblazer 7 clears a 27" swath 60 teet long in one minute in high gear - • Kung-Fu Techniques Goggin Thursday in balloting by Holtzman. Then he made a mistake—with his mouth. MCC vs. South Central the league's baseball writers. “We’re handling the Reds easier than the Texas R acers,” AN INCOME TAX? 4^ : 30 teet long in one minute in low. Easily cuts through up to two feet of snow Evans batted .301 and had 94 *o and icy crust without even breathing hard! • Smash 600 pounds of ice with he said, referring to the last place American League team he • May Dumocratic opponent favors a state in- ^ runs batted in for Louisville. shut out on a pair of two-hitters this year. 5 th his bare palm come tax. LIMITED TO 8 UNITS 4.63 Qt 5.67 ! % AtVIERICAM PARTS Kellsey First e Slice a watermelon in half with • I AM OPPOSED to a state imeome tax. If EDMONTON (AP) - Jack Got­ To Break Tape elected I would vote for a de<:;rease in the ^ Now* a 42-inch Samouri sword on a ta, 41, head coach of the Ottawa WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF sweeping the Mr»t f^our present state sales tax. BRUNSWICK Rough Riders, was named Cana­ IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES man's bare stomach, while posWons yesterday were Look for the sign dian Football League Coach of «298.95 HER RECORD DOESN'T ADD UP. { of the Big Red A. blindfolded. the Year Tuesday. Junior High's Bob Kellsey, BIU Mufphy, ^ v e Colbert and Km WE NEED ACHANGE IN THIS IS A SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE... Anderson as the locals defeated 366, Dan Into five grouna of about ten. and wonders if it will sUp again against Slippery Rock (Pa.) Among the players featured on the Maine squad is sophomore Toce 359, Ed Miller , 389, Ron Each team had a team captain, State College Saturday. who was responsible for collec­ i fl h i'' A back Pete Gomieviricz who already has rushed lor 682 yards Joiner 350, Irv Ruscon j 365, Rick W inning l^treak Ends Defeated Southern Connecticut and Trinity will each try to retain its DeDominincus 368, Tom Fufini ting from his team members. The and 10 touchdowns, earning him the position of the nation’s teams reported to their captain winning edge, with Southern now at 3-2 and Trinity at 2-1. 389. The Manchester High Soccer top college division runner. regularly and gave him thdr Both Trinity victories came after a loss in the season-opener. For Manchester Indians Team suffered it’s first defeat of Also playing for Colby i^ senior quarterback Brian Cone POWDER PUFF Ginny the year against rival E.O. Smith oraers. The Bulldogs of Yale, 3-0, will face Columbia in an Ivy By toe time the b ll workouts Wethersfield had to fly as toey w ho has com pleted 39 o f 60 passes for 467 yards and five Barry 176, Roberta Shore 175455. All good things must come to this past wturday. E.O. Smith, a The dub took to a total of League contest at the Yale Bowl. The Lions narrovvly beat were blown out of Memorial touchdowns and senior end Dave Lane who has caught 15 an end. Or do they? In the case of began, most of the players were Mansfidd team, defeated toe approximately |185 In total Yale last year in a come-from-behind conquest which was in good physical condition. To Field 354. The Tribe was flying p ^ t s . If any of you bouA t a aerials for 167 yards and two touchdowns. PARKADE DUSTY,— Ernie the Mandiester H1{A football Manchester High Soccer Team by high. followed by a brawl. Whipple 202-568, Dan Fraher 207, team yes, as they luffered their, their surprise, they found a a score of 34. bulletin board you know that a Then came the big one. Two down payment of at least one Bill Avery 206-573, Bob Oliver first defeat of the season at the different coach awaiting them, The first half of the game was undefeated teams would meet dollar was paid when the order 200-219-587, Conrad Sut'llivan 211, hands of the defending league co- nbt in name but in spirit. The very o d tin g with both teams veteran players were expecting to head on. The hometown Indians was taken, and the balance will Roland Smith 205-»60, Ted diampions Conard Hlfdi of West making many great ddensWe An Experienced Leader. . . fight their'way through a physical were pidud to win. They had a be paid to two or three weeka, Late Start BidweU 254-217-653, |le Miller Hartford. The score 14-7. plays. E.O. Smith dominated the f i ^ week of practice, but sur­ proven explosive offensive with a when the boards are delivered. f'] 212, Erwin Whipph) 200, Ed The game can be put into two first quarter and the Manchester [ I prisingly found things easier. stiff defease. To the point they On Tuesday, Od. 17, the ski Spence 213-568, Stan l^liska 227, categories concerning High Team came back to In fouTjire-season scrimmages had scored 94 points while dub had a meeting to elect this Ed Kosior 212, Don Ofitberg 213- Manchester, either too long or dominate the second quarter. I 1 Nets W in allowing a mere 26. years officers. The officers for 554, Joe LaVae 550. too short. The vlsltina Chieftans they founXpne siaeable oppement There was no score at the end of Conard had a so-so- offense in this year are as follows; ■ n Representative llth District scored a come from Milnd vic­ while puttidgHhree others down. the first half. Outlooks to the upcmnlng season previous appearances Jnit their President-Brian Clauvette, vice For Bullets tory with a touchdown with 1:04 In the third quarter resident-Ray Byorkman, ■Z, .. . were bright, and things started strong point was their defense. Y - Ed Burbank 1,^55-136424, leR on the ck x ^ If the game had Mandiester fell apart and E.O. -easurer-Robln Chamberlain, out that way. The tiibe first They had not been scored upon. C By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rocco Lupacchino 151;148416, A1 ended earlier...or if the Indians Smith scored two goals. The and secretaiy-Kevto Miller. defeated Maldney High of The game started and was over Mighty Whacker The Baltimore team was Pirkey 145403, Larry Bates 382, had time to come back...Just Manchester team had many op­ The ski dub is hoping to be Meriden 274. V ^ convindng before anyone knew it. The (mly anything but a bunch of speeding A1 Bujaucius 145-387, (Carl Bolin imagine if. portunities but just couldn’t seem able to go on a ski trip sometime lund blocks of ice. He will appear at considering the halftime score Manchester score came in the Dr. Daniel Pai, a Karate expert, cuts throu^ three 600-j Bullets in the first quarter of 391, Bob Boroch 364, AJ-t Johnson Thing’s started at the close of to get the ball into the g ^ . Again before Thanksgiving. All they was 64. second period when Dave the Karate show to raise funds for AFS Saturday their basketball game Thursday 136-364, Elliott Fish 375, Don last year's season, talk of an in the fourth quarter E.O. Smith need is snow. — Steve Q rd ll Simmons 139-357, Joe Twaronite Then it was Hatt, and the Fleishman found pavdirt in the night. In fact, when the buzzer undefeated campaign and a scored off one of the Manchester 356, Bert Davis 35i)', Charlie Indians sent them back to first and final periods. sounded, the team was down 11 league title. The Indians bad the I ^ players. Whelan 356, A1 Martim 356, A1 Meriden with a 32-14 lou pasted They say toe sign of a good personel but had to peice things Although this m s a scheduled On Friday points. Martyn 146-364, Dick Krol 145- on ttem. Theh came the bf ‘ tenin is that it can come back Hockey Team Spirited Then the Bullets went into togethor. Vigorous workouts game; it did not count in the On Friday I carry a bag, 365, Ken Seaton 136-3'53, Frank test to date. Wbthersfield _ . after a Ion. It will be tough to league standings. So, Manchester action against the Kansas City- b^an in {neparatlon for the up­ so I can take home Calvo 137. potent!^ stroflg: team, big and come back after an important is still undefeated to its league. Don’t laugh, please, because it shoulder on either tide, “ itickf” Omaha Kings and scored 13 coming season, and were in full what’s left of me, Tbe girls Field Hockey team is physical.^. No Di^lemi after a lou to Conard, but they must Playing well for the Manchester is very discouraging and could be will be called but sometimes too straight points and managed to swing by the summer. Running, from Monday throu^ the wedi. out and trying once again this MERCHANTS — Loll Dellafera or flrst\i performance by beat Bristol Eastern Saturday at tearfl were Connie McCurry and very bad for spirit. The lucky late and a ^ 1 has already gotten pull even at 34-34. weight-lifting'and building up the c. zinka year. Being a senior arid having 142-353, Ted Roback 154-364, lanchestpr, the Eagles of Muzzy Field in BristoL Phil Stoneman. thing is that the girls Field clipped by the girl contmitting The Bullets’ act finally ended MARK HARRINGTON mental attitude beaded toe list. been on the team for three years I BOB CAMPBELL PETE LALASHUIS Norm Kloter 360, Dinfj Balch 352, Hockey team goes out every stida. "Dangerous hitting,” balls with them 11 points ahead of the have seen only one win. Steve Lauretti 3 ^ , Dcionis Kaup- game with the tame amount of coming to higb that may CB- Kings 94-83 in the only National MCC Hooters — Three fine performers this season with Manchester Community pinew 350. enthusiasm and the same amount danger the safety of a ^ 1 is Basketball Association game another rough area. The College’s soccer team. Bob Campbell, Mark Harrington and Pete Lalashuis, will be in action Guidance Neivs & Notes of optimism, ver high. Thursday night. possibilities of someone getting group of seniors wiU tour the In the lone American Basket­ Saturday morning at Mt. Nebo. The local collegians host Housatonic starting at 11 o’clock. Representatives visiting M.H.S. Video tapes on the foUow&g hurt to a game are very greet. Univ. of Connecticut, with Mrs. Girls Race To Victory Maybe we aren’t part of the ball Association game, Memphis during the week of Oct. 23 occupations wiU be shown to This is just a brief outline of Harvard Hall of Fame Robinson and Mr. Maidment. petitor for all (^position. winning side of Mandiester High nipped Dallas 115-113. through Od. 27 are as follows: room no next week: Tuesday, some of the things that can go on The bus wiU leave M.H.S. at 9:00 girls had ever done in their lives, Following Bart over the line but we are among the moat Phil Chenier scored 24 points CAMBRIDGE, Muss. (AP) - Tuesday, Oct. 24, Stonefaill October 24, period 3 (retailing); Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 3:30 p.m. to a game and to show you that REPUBLICAN a.m. and return to M.H.S. at 2:00 and all gave a fine performance. was Manctester’s Kim McArdle. spirited. for Baltimore and newcomer ‘D r . J ’ Back on ABA Scene Fourteen former Harvard sports College, North Easton, Maas. 4th Thursday, (Mobet 26, period 4 Mandiester High Schotti’s ( ^ I ’s although our uniforms are kilts, p.m. Interested students bad to Coming in first was Diane She gave her usual fine perfor­ Field Hockey may look like a Elvin Hayes, acquired from stars will be ioducrted in the CANDIDATE period; Wednesday, Oct. 25, (recreation) CYosk Country team had thdr that is no indication of how the GENOVESI FOR sign up by Wednesday, October Kellsey of Manchester, with a mance, and also remains a tough very easy sport but believe me it Houston in the offseason, hit 23. Varsity G ub’s Hall of Fame at ItTH DISTRICT KlrkUnd College. Hamilton The rights and reaponsibUities first official meet of the season game is played. time of 12:16 for the 1.75 mile rutmer to beat. The other scorers isn't. There is a lot of coordina­ The Kings hit 13 of their first 23 the group's sixth annual dinner REPRESENTATIVE College, Clinton, N.Y., 7th of tlfe 18 year old undd the new 18. and beat their opponents from course. Fourth overall but second tion, timing, skill, and thought We practice everyday we don’t Erving to Play majority law wiU be discussed at Next week is a National Career Lyman Hall by a score of 23-33. from Manchester were Mary shots from the floor and led 30-19 Oct. 26 at the Harviird Qub of COMMITTEE have games (and not on Fridays!) p ^ o d . for Manchester was Barbara Krause, 6th, and AFS student involved. after the first period. But the Boston. Tests upcoming are as follows; a seminar for parents and Guidance Week. Room 110 wUl The girb, state champions last which boils down to Monday and Crowley, a sopbomOre. Barb has Mary Nnajjm ba, 7tb. There are certain skills to be The inductees include former Betty Crocker Homemaker of students on Tuesday evening, be available each day Iot students year, were ecstatic about their Wednesday practices, with Bullets came back, then pulled come a long way this seasmi and Mwchester's next meet will be learned with the stick and ball, Massachusetts Gov. Endicott Oct. 24, at 7:15, to the High who wish to examine the displays clear-cut victory. This was the ahead for good with a 4743 half­ With Virginia Tomorrow, Dec. 5,1972, registra­ she promises to be tough com- Tuesday and Thursday our game there. The new VIEW machine first competitive running many against New Britain and Avon, at half-backs and full-backs have time lead. Wm Peabody II, an All-American tion deadline, Od. 25 (Rm. 110) School cafeteria. Senjinar par­ days. We use SAA money for our New Britain on Wednesday, Oc­ certain jobs to perform, and the lineman prior to Wciirld War H, ticipants wUl include an attorney, wiU be on display. VIEW is a Nate Archibald led all players BASEBALL Paid political advertisement by the Genovesi for Representative Committee, CoUege Board S.A.T., Dec. 2, tober 25th. Results are as forward line always have their buses to away games. Now 1 NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Julius Erving has returned to the and George H. Breed, an outstan­ a banker, a Social Security coUection of 200 entry level oc­ should think that if I have bought with 34 points for the Kings. CHICAGO-The Chicago White 1972, registration deadline Oct. 26 follows: hands full. As does the goalie to Virginia squires of the American Basketball Association and ding fencer before the turn of the John Hedlund, Treasurer representative, and the cupations on microfiche. Dave Lattan hit a Jump shot at Sox have traded outfielder Walt (to Princeton); American CoUege 1. Diane Kellsey, Manchester, an SAA I would want to see all century. When the microfiche cards are an all defensive game. the buzzer to give Memphis a says “ I am ready to play” in tonight’s game against the New Williams to the Cleveland Indians Test (A.C.T.), Dec. 9, 1972, Superintendent of Schools. that it's supporting, so come and put into the VIEW Reader, the Vifleotaped German 12:16; 2. Sondey, Lyman Hall, Field Hockey can get reaUy victory. He also scored 27 points York Nets. It goes without saying the winless Squires can use registration deadUne Nov. 13 (in Parents and students are invited. see! We have t h m more home for infielder EMdie Leon. student can read a description of 12:17; 3. Alterisi, Lyman Hall, rough at times. When the o[^ for the Tams, who once trailed him. ATLANTA-The Atlanta l o m City) Next Tuesday, October 24, a games: October 17 against Hall the occupation on a small video There is a new development to These movies are founded on the 12:37; 4. Barbara Crowley, posing forward line is “ rushing” Dallas by 14 points at the start of Braves obtained pitcher Tom High (the team we beat two years "Dr. J . " as he has become A federal district Judge in screen. Employment prospects teaching to the Manebesta: High theory that students will learn by Manchester, 12:41; 5. Kim McAr­ the goalie, and to clear the ball the fourth quarter. George Phoebus from the Chicago Cubs ago and didn’t play last year), known to the Squires and their Brooklyn recommended arbitra­ MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION and training programs are ex­ School language department. hearing the language, and at the dle, Manchester, 12:46; 6. Mary the goalie kicks, anyone of the Thompson scored 21 for the Tams October 28 against East Windsor fans as a result of his rookie tion of the contract dispute two for minor league infielder Tony pressed for the Greater Hartford Second year Honor German same time seeing the actions that Krause, Manchester, 13:07; 7. forwards could come to contact while Bob Netolicky had 25 for Mary Nnajjemba, Manchester, High, and November 2 against season last year when he weeks ago when he granted the LaRussa. area. The Occupational View- students have recently begun accompany it. Therefore, the stu­ with the goalie’s foot. 13:09; 8. Cindy Sterling, E.O. Smith High. the Chaps. averaged 27.3 points and 15.7 Squires an injunction to prevent deck allows .students to match seeing movies to the audio-visual dent learns by audio-visual coor­ On the goalie’s foot there are Manchester, 13:15; 9. Eileen Spirit can keep a school rebounds per game, is not back Erving from playing for any other GOLF their interests and abilities with room, during period three, which dination. boots w h i^ are made of wood at Another method used here, Goodrich, Lyman Hall, 13:19; 10. together so come on down and permanently, however, with the professional team as long as his PINEHURST, N.C.-Ron various occupations. is videot^red for other classes. the toes and pack a lot of power. McBrido, Lyman Hall, 13:21; and watch an interesting game. — Celtics Seeking team that has lost four straight court suit remained unsettled. Letellier and Jim O'Hem led the This series is entitled the “ Guten although not new to M.H.S. If anyone of the girls on either TAXPAYERS students, is the Language Lab. 11. Schaeffer, Lyman Hall, 13:22, team brings her stick over her Sheila Meyer Fifth Straight this year—at least not yet. way through the first round of the Tag Series.” They run about 15 Erving told a news conference Erving signed with the Atlanta $100,000 Professional Golfers Officers minutes long, and can be seen Mbst classes attend the lab twice Thursday he will play with the Hawks of the National Basketball Association Club championship This is your town . . . You pay the bills every Thurs&y on Channel 24 at wedtiy as a class, but individuals BOSTON (AP) - The Boston are urged to go during study halls Squires until the courts dispose of Association before the end of the with five-under-par 65s. around 9:30. Celtics, the only National Basket­ Come and learn why more of your money is needed. to build comprehension to their Students Give Support his suit seeking to break the four- 1971-72 campaign and played in BUENOS AIRES—Australia, The series started out with the ball Association team still un­ Elected language. We have this academic year contract he signed with the two exhibition games with them bolstered by Anthony Gresham's easy phrase — Guten Tag. Elach beaten, shoot for their fifth vic­ p r iv il^ e , and everyone should ABA team last year while still an this fall before NBA Com­ two-under-par 69, moved into the Last Wednesday night the elec­ series is progressively harder and tory in a meeting with the Buffalo take advantage of it. underclassman at the University missioner Walter Kennedy fined lead on the second round of the tion of officers took place at the more complex to its vocabulary To Walk-A-ThoiK Braves tonight at the Garden. weekly meetiiw the Round of Massachusetts. the Hawks $50,000 for using him. four-day. Amateur Men's Team at The Celtics will rely upon then- Table Singers, ’fiie procedure for Owner Earl Foreman of the Championship. the Junior high and high school a certain amount of money — all speed and fast break offense to The fine was brought about by OPEN MEETING TO ALL this is as follows: the members The students of MHS are suppor­ Squires said litigation will con­ NAPA, Calif —Arnold Palmer grades, will be participatiiw in proceeds going to the March of offset brawn which has helped nominate several names for the ting the March of Dimes Walk-A- tinue, and added it could be the fact the Milwaukee Bucks of cut six strokes off par with a 66 this 23-mile walk, to be held Nov. Dimes. the Braves to a 2-2 record. the NBA selected Erving when he positions and then a vote is takm. Thon. Now all that is needed are "between one and six weeks” and tied George Knudson for the The vote revealed that the 5, starting at approximately 8 "Sure, we’re small by com­ became eligible in the college your willing feet. If you would like to be a part of before the U. S. Circuit Court of first-round lead in the $150,000 Whiton Memorial Library — North Main Street winners by a narrow margin a.m. at MHS. parison, but we move,” Celtics Just what is a March of Dimes this worthwhile and enjoyable Appeals in Manhattan rules in the draft this year and claim rights to Kaiser International Tourna­ were, Kathy Donovan, president; The walk will continue President General Manager Red him in that league. The Squires OCT. 25th WEDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. Walk-A-Thon? It is a walk which project, pick up a regUtration case. He said there is a chance ment. Rick Horton, vice president; throughout the streets of , / r A Auerbach said. “ The big, will raise money to help protect to your homeroom and drop the whole thing can be decided by challenged his right to play for Janet Brewer, secretary; and Manchester. Walkers will be BASKETBALL children from birth defects and it in the box in front of the school lumbering guys can overpower any NBA team. Mark Silhavy, treasurer. provided with refreshments at arbitration. NORFOLK, Va.—Julius Erving Members of the Board of Education, Dr. James improve the quality of life at you sometimes, but night in and You're all probably wondering designated stops. For every mile office. Everyone should get in­ will return to the Virginia Squires birth. Kids throughout night out I like the swift ones.” SPc.AIvtLxJ* Kennedy, Supt. of Schools. why we have officer^ in a group that is walked a sponsor will pay volved in this great effort. of the American Basketball Manchester, particularly those in The Celtics will start John like this. Well, here’s why. Havlicek, Dave Cowens and Paul Association pending disposition The duties and requirements of Silas up front and Jo Jo White Palmer in Tie for Lead, of his court suit to break his four- the president is to be able to take and Don Chaney in the year contract with the Squires C l i o I • Schools and the November 7th referendum for $6.8 over the group in case some backcourt. and play in the NationaUBasket- J w D ' J C V ^ I • rnillion. emergency arises. This of course MARCH OF DIMES WALK-A-THON REGISTRATION FORM Buffalo, now coached by Jack Anxious to Break Slump ball Association. means that he or she must know HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06105 Ramsey, formerly of the CHICAGO—The Chicago Bulls all the music and have confidence Philadelphia 76ers, has tremen­ NAPA, Calif. (AP) -T h e aging 000 Kaiser International Open acquired center Denrtis Awtrey to step to and take over. Kathy (Please Pnnll .1 dous size up front. Center Elmore man with the massive shoulders Golf Tournament. from the Philadelphia 76ers for fUli the requirements well. N am e______Smith towers 7-feet, rookie Bob looked off somewhere in the dis­ Just one stroke back in the the Bulls' No. 2 choice in the The vice-presidents job U to REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED help the p i^ d e n t with his job , Zip. McAdoo is 6-foot-9, and veteran tance and let an almost wistful cool, overcast weather was National Basketball Association Street. -City. ana the leoetary handles all the Bob Kauffman is 6-foot-7. note creep into his voice. youthful Grier Jones, winner of draft next year. NEW YORK-Charlie Paulk, a attendance r e c < ^ and peper Age. Sex In comparison, the Celtics have “ I'd sure like to win one. I'm two titles this season, alone at 67. Phone. 6-foot-9 veteran forward, was work. The treasurer takes care of the smallest starting forwards in gonna try as hard as I can." Jones and Knudson played the placed on waivers by the New ail the financial matters u the n the league, with Cowens 6-foot-9, north course at the Silverado group Is paid for many of tbair Organization. (, * He wasn't making any York Knicks after his conditional Cofc.i«-TiO Silas 6-foot-6, and Havlicek 6- Country Club and Palmer toured concerts. promises, but Arnold foot-5. However, all three can the slightly shorter south course. trade to Seattle fell through. Oongratulationa to all four of School (if student)------— ------Jump under the boards and they Palmer—now 43 and rapidly ap­ m« 10 COME! ASK QUESTIONS! these people and good hick to the In contlderalion ol lh» (unhermet o( you, purpoMt obl«cliv«» •"‘J r«o «nd proaching the status of elder porllcipile In you, plodgo wolti. on behalf of myiell. my hol,». •"? * * * ) , !Ihilh lha can run. year ahead! release anv and aM nahta and clalma tof damage* which I may have againit you. Iha munlclp^|Ui|a which thB The Celtics have designated the statesman of the pro golf walk will lake piece a* well a* any othtr parion connacled with the walk, their hairt, tKeOAftori, cdminlet^tor* end ..iigni lo, any and all ,n|u,lai which I may autta, while taking part In Iha 87 M • ratull lh«r.ot Buffalo game as “ college night.” tour—was in a tie for the lead Mobile Students may purchase |2-|5 again and threatening to add to IMPORTANT; -OFFICE his collection of some 60 tour The High School World tickets at half price by showing Bake Sale Walkers under the age ol 12 must have the application college ID cards. titles. I STATE YOUR VIEWS! Compiled by Studente of Manchester High School signed by a parent or guardian. I.O.H. is bolding its annual Co-Editor Sports Editor mobile bake u le Saturday, Oct. SIGNED ANDREA BURR ROBERT WALSH 21, from 10 a.m. to noon. Anyone PARENT OR Round Table Officers Co-Editor trt Editor interested to baking is asked to GUARDIAN DIANE KELLSEY A^NNACYR bring the baked goods to Concor­ . extra lorms for my friends. nffirera of thn Houiid Tubln Hlnitri art. from left, 1^ dia Lutheran Church around 9. Please send _ F'eature Editor ■ Faculty Adviser ^ viuh^firabi IHive ailoiulKir; lecond row, Lara Help support I.O.H. and buy CAROL LARIVEE ZANE VAl^HAN row, KalUi OraM, i Brewer, Rick some delidous baked goods. PAPE TW ENTY- MANCHBgITER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaoter. Conn.. Fri.. Oct.» . 197«

OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN ' ^ ■ . .. y p u R _ The “Action Marketplace’* MORNIM'I'.M*. THAT61AT 6 U Y » ALWAYS THAT STUNIFSMei A U5KN0W RITIFUL., Tha leenom ical W ay THAT VMAWWT m»CAU WHAT H s t v m A u y KSBP^VOUK^HAN! ■ AP LIV'--HOW y fLBASAMT TC) BVCRY- SUV WHO'S FBBLIN' IV WAY INTENDS TO DO IS AT RAILLERY ANP IS pwrrsNPiKis - t o AR* THIM M aaST S T ( gOOY-PFOREVER CHEER1-^ OREATALLTH'TIMB TWB PRA T^P BS 8LSSPMALK1N& wAiD vy Ada ...... 81.60 inch Dcadllae for Satardoy and Monday PHONE 643-27U It lt;N Noon Friday BY HANK LEONARD AAotorcycIts-BIcycIts 11 Dressmaking 22 Help W anted 35 HERALD EXPERT repairing all makea of CUSTOM made ladiea draaei, '^WELL, HERE'S WHATi HE WAS DISBARRED BECAUSE OF ANYTHING YES' HE MARRIED A WIDOW PLEASE READ I'VE GOT ON HIM.' UNETHICAL PRACTICES BACK IN '64.' ELSE? IN '65.' SHe COMMITTCD BOX LETTERS bicycles Including S, 5 and 10- suits. Bridal gowns and veUi. IBKKONCALL IS 'tLEAN*') HE'S FROM CHICAC30 BUT NO RECORD OF ANV ARREST— SUICIDE A yeAK LATER! YOUR AD ipMds. Mancheitn Bicycle Shop. BERRY’S IRLD Also hand set fashion Jewelry. HAPPY AOS WITH THE F. B. I. ^ —he USED TO BE AND HE STARTED HIS PRIVATE S t c a n T For Your 649-1133. DETECTIVE AGENCV IN '6 7 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LABORATORY B E J O B - Information Clissifled or "Want Ads" are. TWO GIRL’S Bicycles, one 20’’ H U N T lN fla talien over the phone as i con­ and one 26” S nsp^. 64M676. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 10-10 THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should DEVELOPMENT THE ECCENTRIC lO-io close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT 1970 HONDA CB 450, exceUent MORTGAGES, loans first tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in condition, 2,300 miles. 64^0676. second, third. AU kinds. Realty BY FRANK O’NEAL answering blind box ads who statewide. Credit rating un­ TECHNICIAN SHORT RIBS time for the nest insertion. The 1970 HONDA, 176, good necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE can follow this procedure: condition. Best offer over 1326. tial, quick arrangements. Alvin I T H E W A T E R incorrect or omitted insertion for (UuHtAfini (uII-Urm oppertwiHy ■HOW ABOUT T1HE QUEEN -ALLTHE SOLD^ CaU after 4 p.m., 6464026. Lundy Agency^. 527-7971. 100 WELL, in t h e a a c a t . any advertisement and then only to THE PROPERTY SETS THE INTHETRB^RY) Enclose your reply to the box Constitution Plaza, Hartford. Is iinmtdMtly mMaM In in It LOOKS LIKE 1ME KINI& the estenl oh a "make good" inser­ 1972 YAMAHA 350, exceUent Evenings, 2334879. npamtifli labertUry. Tbs rl|M AND QUEEN APE FINALLY SeTTLEMEKfr?/ CROWN AND THE OS in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the condition. Asidng Phone ptrtan for this pmWm wiH bs i 6ETTIN G A D lM D R C E . JEWELS.. Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not 643-1480. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd high ichosi with i3 Evening Herald, together with a mortgages — Interim financing- memo ILsting the companies be corrected by "make good" inser­ dHlwiti covrsM In chtinMry w tion. 1970 HONDA CT good expedient and confidential ser­ phytici. BscfeirMnd In ptptr PRISOLLA'S POP BY AL V ER M EER you do NOT want to see your condition, low tnllea humet vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- PMiy hov* o**9 jpaaa letter. Your letter will be 5129. nukkii siMl/ar flbnrt in ptptr or "51 )) Included, |260. 643-13 oboppyokM THE PO OR S E T ' B U T W HAT H A V E YOU destroyed if the advertiser is 6 43 -27 1 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Itilllt Iyp# mtnuftelurini. WELFARE t h e D o e s t h e [EVER HEARD OF] WtrWnf knowMfi of rotint wiH R IC H W O R K iN a ^•TME SHAFT' one you’ve mentioned. If not it Services Offered 12 Business Opportunity 28 -K-Z? onhinco Iho ipplictnl’t S E T LOOP­ , '^ T IF F ^ will be handled in the usual A utos F or Sale HOLES.' ^ S E T ? ? . manner. SHARPENING Service - Saws, qualificotiom. knives, axes, shears, skates, SERVICE Happy Birthday 1963 CHEVY II, good for parts. rotary blades. Quick lervice. 327 engine, 3 - s p ^ transmiwon, CA^JOID>^TE BY HANA-BARBERA Lost and Found 1 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main THE FLINTSTONES tires, ^ t e r . between 3:304 STATION If you omuM Hko to oxptoro this JUDITH K. BOTTS St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- POUND, young cat, aU black, p.m., 646-2775. 5, Thursday 7:304, Saturday, FOR ottractivo opportunity, com* in TP= male, vicinity Dartmouth and 7:304. 643-1458. and too IN toidty or und m m i QUESTIOWS ' ...WELL, HB HA© ME NOPB... Thayer Roads. CaU 649-4264. 1965 MUSTANG, convertible, 6- Includini ultry rtquirtmtirtt to All our love, m o t o r c y c l e LEASE T YOU AND YOUR SON > BECOW^E M O R E . SW ITCHED cyllnder, 3-speed, very good con­ SNOW plowing — experienced Mr. koltnd St. ftitr, PtnonntI P O LITIC A L S A N G © / dition. 1500. 649-7049. ' SEEArt TO B E S E T T IN G , COM SEfif\/AT/Ve / j L(^T — Black and white angora commercial and residential. By CITGO Mant|tr. ; | George, Michael, Paul, ALONG BETTER, SENATOR.^ PARTIES cat, vicinity of Pearl Street. the storm. Manchester area. CaU Please caU ^1480. 1964 INTERNATIONAL Scout, 9 649-1993. Location now avsilabit. David, Karen new tires, new clutch, rear-end, K^>. lo-lo (D im Sy NIA Ik . Dssitr Trsinini Avsilabit and Amy LOST — A large Siamese cat with and many more new parts. |475. TWO Handymen want a variety 643-7375 before 4. RtUrtintnl Plan AvaHablt AMF CUNO BY PHIL KROHN flea coUar, in vldnity of SUver of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, GUMMER STREET Street, Coventry. Please caU 742- attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and 1964 CHEVROLET convertible, "How about THIS— another Mark Spitz!" DIVISION 7883. gardener's service. CaU 643-5305. Located on busy Hap^||Urthday \O -l0 U^.■■MAY0£ V4, automatic, |210. Phone 649- You Route 44R, Coventry Stafford Sprinfi Plant LOST, Passbook No. 26- 012519- 3 0758. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also 0£ADY T2? T M lie p MAH? WB 0ETTg(2 CALL lUvw Road opp -rue wHo-g Connecticut Bank & Tniat Com- ^ moving large appliances. Burning Phone James Galey From PLAY? pany. AppUcation nude for pay­ 1963 BUICK LaSabre, new bw els deuvered. 36- 644-1775. Stafford Sprinp, Coon. 06076 THIN6 568-1200 The Jar Lady ment. transmission, engine good condi­ Services Offered 12 B u ild in g -C o n tractin g 14 i—lT' and the Professor tion. 3350. or b a t offer. Phone CARPENTER avaUable, days, 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. An equal opportunity omptoyor LOST, Black short haired kitten, 6494272. evenings, weekends. Additions, SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - WES ROBBINS carpentry 4 months old, near St. alterations, repairs. No Job too Factory trained mechanics. L & remodeling speciaUst. Adoitiont, Bartholomew Churdi, chUd's pet. Puiy: small. Free estimates. Call M Equipment, Route 83, Vernon, rec rooms, dw inen, buUt-ins, EAST HARTFORD - Active inn door sedan. 51,000 mfles.mfle Good Happy Halloween 6494307. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 872-8311. Monday-Thursday 64, bathrooms, kitchens, 6433446. beauty talon-home combination. FEMALE part-time. Janitorial BUD FISHER condition. Reasonably priced. MUTT AND JEFF p.m. Friday 44, Satur^y 84. Four-bedroom Colonial. work, evenings. Phone 6494334. From The Personals-Announcements 2 Phone 872-2611. LEON CIESZYNSKI buttder - Reasonable! LaPoU Company, PORTERSTREET Realtors, 5631030. PARTS countainan, GM . . . TWO YOUNG married men wiU T & M Trucking and moving. new homes custom built, SPOOK HOUSE 1966 CHRYSLER Newport do smaU repair Jobs and paintiiu, remodeling, additions, rec rooms, experienced preferred. Phone MR. BIG MOUTH INSISTS N M R.BIGM OUTH-AUTO RERAIR SERVICE SOMETHING WRONG? C(MUult SpeciaUst in local and long dis­ . I ll/M M / / I I ^ H E M U ST VOour Maker! Read God’s word, convertible, exceUent condition. also cellar cleaning and lignt tance general freight, store garages, kitchens remodeled, Private Instructions 32 6436494, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. IF yo u w a n t TO G E T HAVE A Wi'rite now for Uterature. Bibles 50,000 miles. $600. 6404504. trucking. CaU 646-2m, 646-37^. deUveries, appUances moved and bath tUie, cement work. Stqn, Happy Birthday E L E C TE D W E HAVE Tt> G O O D w removed. Low reasonable rates. dormers. Residential or commer­ ORGAN LESSONS - by MAN wanted Mortgage PLAIN JA N E BY FRANK BAGINSKI & Books, P.O. Box 124, ERIC McMULLAN PUT BUMPER STICKERS REASON.' Manchester, Conn. 1967 CHEVROLET Belair, 6 TREE Service (Soucler) — Trees 289-5506, 528-4696. cial. CaU 6494291. experienced music college Interviewer to bank, no cyUnder, automatic transmission, cut, building lots cleared, trees graduate. Beginners a spedaUw- previous experience necessary. The best boy in the Town of Manchester RIDE from South Manchester to power steering, radio, heater, topped. Got a tree problem? WeU SNOW plowing — Commercial DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, CaU 6439657 after 5:30 W r appointment caU 6431700. vicinity Pearl and Main Street, exceUent running condition. 643- worth phone caU. 7424252. and residential. Reasonable additions, homes and Love, Hartfwd. 34:30, to 34:30. 643- 1387 after 6 p.m. rates. CaU for free estimate, also remodeUng. No Job too smaU, no CERTIFIED TEACHER with EXPERIENCED teller with Grandma, Pa and Sarah ODD JOBS — lawn care, Jack of tight truddng. 643-2632. Job too b^. 6M-2427 days. 646- Masters degree, avaUable for potential supenrisory abUitiet. all trades, reasonable and 7435 evenings. tutoring, subject and grade open. CaU 6431700 t o appointment. Trucks-Tractors ' Autos F or Sal*' prompt. CaU 528-8649. ODD Jobs — bouses painted, CaU 7437391. I Congratulations interior-exterior. Lawn care. You N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PART-TIME school bus drivers 1959 FORD, 16' body, no motor, 7 I JODY very I VERNON Tree Service- Expert name it, we'U do it. Phone 649- contractor. Additions, Schools-Clastos 33 wanted to drive in Town of good tires, 5-apeed, with 2-spe^ tree maintenance, i runing, 0758. remodeUng and repairs. 875-1642. Manchester. Approximate hours %We knew you could make it. Bankrupt, repossession? Honest axel, t o t offer. 643-9585. k Tfs* Mwt Bs§i*wi t Douglas acc^ts lowest down. cabling, removal, feeding, ELM CERAMICS - 70 East 7:154:45 a.m. and 33:45 p.m. We i The L’s spraying. Tonnecticut tree Ucense STEVEN EDWARDS - Center St, Manchester, day and wUl train. CaU 6432373, ask for t payment, anywhere. Not 1970 INTERNA'nONAL 1200D Painting-Papering 13 smaU loan finance company plan. .1622, lul) insured. Free es­ Contracting agency. Siding, evoiiiu classes, expert instruc­ John. Camper Special, heavy duty drive timates. 872-4513. roofing, gutters, painting, interior tion. Firing, grieenware, wiring, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. train, dual gas tanks, deluxe CEILING speciaUst — expert BY DICKCAVALU and ex t^o r, masonry, stone, paints, supplia. 6430609, 6 ^ WINTHROP custom trim, low mUeage. CaU workmanship. One criling or aU 1969 FORD, 4-door Custom, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, steps, brick, walls, concrete, etc. 5524. 742-8352 after 5:30 p.m. fireplaces, flaatone terraces. AU your ceilings repairied and Carpentry, remodeling, ad­ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• standard shift, 302 engine. Best painted. Also interior painting Help Wanted 35 offer for quick sale. CaU 64^5586. concrete repaus, both inside and ditions. AU home improvements, Manager Wanted SOUlRE LOOKING 1966 %-TON DODGE pick-up, V- outside, railings, landscaping. and waUpapering. CaU 289-0773. commercial and private. CaU 643 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 8, 4-speed, heavy duty suspen­ MR. ABERNATHY PBAKBJ-.'rCILJ Reasonably priced. CaU 643-0851. 5275, 35. HELP wanted part or fuU-time Inunedlately SHOJLD COAAORE 1965 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1967 sion, 16” spUt liins. 3600. 649- INSIDE — outside, painting. for Fuller Brush. Your own r Y IPESi IT ^ EVEN LATER WALKING.' rebuilt engine, Reasonable. 742- 8737. Special rates for people over 6a. hours. 647-1734 after 4. I'D BETTER 9163. WASHING Machine repairs, RCA REC rooms buUt, reasonable G E T DOWN THAN I FEARED! Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. Call my competitors, then caU prices, rapid service. Phone 643 OH-OH! MV ALARM 1970 TOYOTA Land Cruiser me. Estimates given. 649-7863. MARGUERITE’S CLOCK DIDN'T GO TO TH E 1969 FORD XL, 3»95. Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike 8134 after 5 p.m. k i t c h e n ! wagon, with plow. ExceUent con Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 ____ OFF! Warts Repossession. Savings Bank of dition. 32,950 or best offer. CaU J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom REAUTY SALON \ I w o u l d n ’t Manchester, 646-1700. West Middle Turnpike, next to in R ockville w a n t AAR. 6494272. Stop and Shop, 6434013 decorating, interior and exterior, Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 ABERNATHY paperhanging, fuUy insured. For GROCERY 8 7 5 - 5 6 7 4 1965 OLDSMOBILE 98, aU 1962 FORD EconoUne, new front free estimates, call 649-9658. If no GUTTERS and roofs repaired TDHAVE power, four new Premium tires, MASONRY and concrete, no Job ^?;¥:¥S':¥f:¥:-:-S:¥:-:%%¥SS:!:WS#S:!S:W:!:W:¥A!i!ScyAWSS TDVWMT end, reworked engine. 3AM. CaU too smaU, CaU Ed Wise, 649-^1. answer 643-6362. and replaced. Excellent very good condition. Asking 3500. 643-7657 after 8 p.m. workmanship. Reasonable prices. CLERKS FORHIG Phone 646-1399. SECURITY Guards wanted fuU INSPECTOR - Ap BREAKFASTJ TREE REMOVAL - PruninB, RICHARD E. Martin. FuU 'F ree estimates. 6431399. 1967 FORD half-ton pick-up. rofessional painting service, time, second and third shifts, manufacturer needs g j - PLYMOUTH, 1970 Fury HI, ^ etc., fully insured. Must be available to Manchester. CaU 5237193. for second shift inspection of In- ^cellen t running condition.liUo All Licensed. ycenseS Free estimates. CaU fnterior - exterior. Free es­ BIDWELL Home Improvement door hardtop, air-conditioned, new tires. 643-2392. timates, fuUy insured. 6494411. Co. Expert Installation of work from 1 p.m. to 5 irocessed machine parts, 633-5345. P’ersonneli Department, lona J0MES4 tZlP6a<;Ay lo/zo good condition. Phone 643-9219 aluminum siding, gutters and p.m. or from 6 p.m. to or 6494386. 1964 CHEVROLET pick-up, haU- C. AND G. Home Improvement. trims. Roofing mstaliation and DEAN MACHINE Company, 6 Regent Street, BY ROY CRANE BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE CEILING AND — ceramic tile 10 p.m., $2.40 star* fManchesto. BUZZ SAWYER CAPTAIN EASY ton, 3650. Good- condition. Ex­ specialist, one ceiling or all, Interior, exterior painting and repairs. 6494495, 8739109. VOLVO Sports car, P1800, 1967, tras. CaU 568-2507, after 5 p.m. wallpapering. Free estimates. ting rate plus ex­ PRODUCTS GEE WHI7.' YOU NEVER excellent condition, newly repaired, replaced. Rooms SWITCHBOARD receptionist, THE CAR'S REALLY NEAT, DANNY. repaired, remodeled. Light 228-9565,after 5 p.m. ROOFING — Specializing cellent fringe 102 COLONIAL RO. NOW WE WONV KISSED ME LIKE THAT WHEN 1 SAW Y TO GET THE LOOT THE ONLY ANSWER WAS TO DIG THE ONLY UNCERTAIN carpeted, white, must seU. 644- hours 35 p.m. AppUcanU thould trucking. No Job too small, repairing roofs of aU kinds, new MANCHESTER-649-5265 BUT I CAN'T KEEP HAVE ID RIPE BEFORE, CA6LE AND PITT THEY'D BLRCK/MH. OUT THE COINS MYSELF- ANP SEND FACTORS!...WILL SHE AND Auto-Service CEILING Painting and paper roofs, gutter worir, chimneys, benefits. Apply have a pleasant personaUty and IT,aiGl. I MIGHTGET\ THE BUS TD GIGI. AND DON'T COMING TO MV ME-OK THREATEN THEM A$t0tnm0U9lM TO T H E CAPTAIN EASY AGREE TO special rate. 647'-9232.647-9 neat appearance. Apply Per­ TO H A R M P A N A ! RIGHTFUL BENEFICIARIES! Accessories hanging. $22.50 average room for cleaned and repaired. 30 years ^ D A N C E 6 . YOU DARE 6IVE OFFICE, t KNEW HARDIN6E sonnel Department, Iona Co., 6 ATOMIC TECH PUT THE JIG WAS UP! 1968 CADILLAC Eldorado, white papering. CaU 643-9112. experience. Free estimates. CaU ON PROBATION. THIS CAR BACK, leather interior, loaded, best REWEAVING OF - bums, Regent Street, Manchester. DANNY FOUR Chevy rocket slotted rims moth-holes, zippers repaired. Howley, 643-5361. MAACP' offer. 7394664 CoUect. B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting by CHUCKERS with tires, 370. Two sets M and H Window shades made to MOTT’S FULL-'HME Qerk with Sticks, best offer, RoU bar for experts, exteriors, interior, spray, (S«t-up and Operatt) 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- measure, all size Venetian bUnds. Heating-Plumbing 17 typing t o non-destructive I Camaro, 320. Hurst shifter Keys made while you wait. TV brush and roll. Reasonable SHOP-RITE door hardtop, power steering, com petition-plus, 320. Call prices, free estimates. Also Niflils and Days. All Btnafits. depai%nent. Hours 8 a.m.-4:3 portables for rent. Marlow’s, 867 SAM Watson Plumbing and p.m. Please apply in person. power brakes, excellent evenings after 6 p.m., 1-7494130. masonry, carpentry. 643-0001. An equal opportunity tmploytr. mechanical condition, 3L895 or lain St.. 6494221. Heating. Bathroom remodeUng SUPER MARKET Klock Company, 1366 TtUland and repairs. Free estimates. CaU 587 East Middle Tpke. TumpUie, Manchester. best offer. CaU owner 646-4200. FOUR 15x7 Ansen Sprint II M & E Light trucking, attics and DONALD E. Tarca — LAUNDRESS for modem wheels with tires, 3250. Seen at paperhanging and painting. Free 64338(W. Manchester convalescent home in East Hart­ cellers cleaned. Free estimates. JANITOR position avaUable, 6 TRIUMPH GT6, 1967, Indigo Reynolds Texaco, ElUngton. Call 6464663 or 647-9610 anytime. estimates. CaU 6434271. ford, 5 d ^ , 40 hours a week. blue, metalflake, black vinyl roof, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOTTI Heating and Plumbing— Apply at Burnside Convalescent evenings weekly. Hours midnight ------^ Prompt, courteous service. CaU shag carpeting, low mileage. E]x- Campers-Trailers WALLPAPERING and painting Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East to 8 a.m. Year 'round emp%- LAWNMOVER SERVICE - 6431496. EXPERIENCED mechanic days, ment. Vacation and insurance cellent running condition. Must Mobile Homes 8 sharpening and repairing. Pickup interior and exterior, expertly Hartford. 2839571. see to appreciate. 643-6933. done. Free estimates. Tim Cona- must be capable of tune-ups and benefiU. Ideal position t o hua- ALLEYOOP BY V.T. HAMLIN and deUvery. L&M E ^lpm ent NO JOB too smaU. Immediate band and wife team. Contact STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF 1970, 20' travel trailer, excellent ty, 6337516 after 6 p.m. general repairs, Connecticut WANTED Fuel oil drivers for Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, service on service calls. Free driver’s Ucense, references re­ Manager, Parkade Lanea, A t t h e s a m e THATS CEKTAINUI 1971 MONTE CARLO, power condition, tandem wheels, hot Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, winter. Must have Class II TIME, IN THE r DON'T KNOW, STRANCE! I’VE estimates gladly given on heating quired. Apply in person, Silver Manchester Parkade. steering, power brakes, power water heater, refrigerator, stove, Saturday 84. Ucense. Apply Moriarty Brothers, TIME-MACHINE DOC! th e VIEW- NEVER SEEN IT vrtndows, air-conditioning, vinyl Building-Contractinin g 14 or plumbing. Faucets repaired or Lane Shell, 252 Spencer St., 301 Center Street, 5unchester, LABORATORY.... SCREEN WENT TACT UP UKE OLEV, BABY. I HAVE NO ONE WILL BELIEVE you CAUGHT IT ANP double sink, lav with shower. install^. WaVater .pumps worked Manchester. BLANK...JU5T THAT BEFORE.' EARS YOU HAVEN'T top, AM/FM stereo radio. Low See Scotty. RELIABLE woman to Uve In and WHAT IS IT, THAT I THREW THE BALL SCORED — WHICH WAS Perfect for your winter in UNITED TREE Service — Jobs - J i i i on. Complete heating systems, cook for elderly nuut in WUliman- OSCAR? UKE THAT.' EVFN «FFN VCT ' INSTEAD OF KICKING — B E ­ G R E A T -B U T IT WASN'T mileage. After 5 p.m., 6494200. Florida. Private owner. 32,300. ROOM ADDITIONS dormers, f X large or smaU, tree removal, etc. garages, add a level, roofing, rec rooms, etc. CaU M & M PART-TIME cook. Laurel tic, no washink or Ironing, plea­ CAUSE I WAS SCARED Of A SLEEPER PUAY-AND 643-2226. Insured. CaU 6464622. BEING MURDERED IN MAUMEE STUDENTS TRIUMPH TR4, 1962, Car siding, foundations. Low, low Plumbing & Heating, 6432871. Manor. CaU 6434519. sant home, Polish ipeaklM DEAN MACHINE preferred. For details caU 1-413 (§LANK HAS SHOULD KNOW.' completely reconditioned. Has irices. Bank financing. Add-A- MARTY'S Plumbing and 3914, 1-423-3843 between 9 a.m.-8 STARTED BACK been through State Inspection. Auto-Service E!,evel Dormer, 289-0449. NEEDED experienced real TO RIWENSBEAK Heating. Complete bathroom estate salesman, for our PRDDUCTS p.m. IN SEARCH OF Ready for registration. 646-2339. Accessories 102 COLONIAL RD.. ALLEY OOP AS remoddlng and repairs. Free es­ Manchester office. Confidential NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - MANCHESTER - 649-5265 HE NEARS THE 1969 PONTIAC Ventura, dark RemodeUng, repairing, additions, timates. No Job too smaU. CaU interviews. CaU Len Ferri, At SALES Engineer — Concrete GATES OF THE 742-7438. form manufacturer wants CASTLE,SUDCEN- , vinyl top, exceUent condl- rec rooms, porches and roofing. Hurwlt and Simons, Realtors, PAkTICUUk WOkK'Mk PARTICULAK k o p u aggressive salesman. Salary plua LV, WITHOUT aU power, call 643-9216. No Job too smaU. CaU 6433144. 6431117, 2639525. TURRET w a r n in g ...... C S TOWNE Plumbing Service, commlislon. Must read . . y r m A > AUTO REPAIR, INC Repairs and alterations. No Job MALE help wanted — LATHE blueprinti and be Imaginattve. U 1966 PONTIAC CataUna, 24oor DORMERS, garages, porches, too small. Prompt service. Phone hardtop. Also 1967 Volkswagen experienced carpenters and you have Ingenuity and are rec rooms, room additions, 6434056. helpers, please call 8732547. ($«t-up and Oparita) seeking a challenging poeltloa, BY BILL HOWRILLA sedan. 643M76. BUI Rslilsr - John Trocy SGT. STRIPES .., FOREVER ____ mil FUtt - TUNE-UPS_Ia -Im rtECTRICALTesMi kitchens, add-o-levels, roofing, roofln send reiume to: Bob Ck«W3 siding, general repairs.. QuaU.QuaUty Nlghti and Days. All Banafita 1963 BUICK. Can be seen at OIL - TIRES AVON caUing — Up to here in Economy Forms, Corp., 888 H e w AM I .JU S T Hoc 'EM! workmanship. Financing F lo o rin g 19 bUls? Looking t o a way out? You fin aqual opportunity omploytr. Greenbriar Drive, Cheihlre, suPPtysnsoi^ North Road, Bolton Conn., end of available. Economy Builders, street, green and white house. 3 COURTESY CARS can make exura money fast as an Conn. 06410. Inc., 6434159, 872-0647, evenings. FLOOR SANDING and Avon Representative. Get out­ COUPLE to nunage new AVAILABLE reftnishing, (specializing in older LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 3100. ^ _____ doors, muce friends, enjoy Ufe apartment complex in REAL Estate career. Earn floors). Auo speclaUzlng in inside Manchester, emerience required. 1972 MERCURY Capri, m ^ e l MASONRY — AU types of stone, more! C ^ 289AK12. 815,000 to 830,000 yeerty. Con­ HOURS. B A.M. to 5 P.M., 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. WooMiyi painting and paper hanging. John Inquire Mr. Robert Peck, 643 fidential Interview, caU R a ^ 2000, 4-ipeed, 32,400. CaU 643- brick fireplaces, walls, concrete 8 AM. to 1P.M. Saturdayi WrfaiUe, 6464750, 8 7 3 ^ . LOCAL General insurance 52OT. Pasek, 2837470, 74382M. iiiiiiiiiiiii ~~ 9668 ask for John. steps, siaewalks. No Job too COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRING small. Free estimates. Over 20 agency desires, experienced auto Moving-Trucking-Storago 20 rating clerk, hours 34 p.m., BEE LINE Fashions, offers 1963 8TUDEBACKER, one AND PAINTING Foreign & Car*. years experience. After 5 p.m. RECEPTIONIST mVOt 6431870. 644-2975. salary negotiable. 6439555. opportunity for women to work bookkeeping experience wanted owner, aood condition, 367 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER part-time. Earn high com ­ 6648 between 104, or 646-2099 MANCHESTER - DeUvery - modiern Hartford danlal o3 CARPENTRY - Repairs, light trucking and package EVENING Part-time help missions while enjoying your flee. Typtni nacMiaiy. BHoOta after 6 p.m. ______remodeUng, additions, roofing. deUvery. Refrigerators, washen wanted at Shake’s Plzia Parlor. work. No handUng of money or toavaUablOmt bitararilai poR* Must be 18. Please call Mr. knocking on doors. For interview tion for land 1966 CADILUC conv«Jjb|® CaU David Patrla, South Wind­ and stove moving specialty. a matura penrai. Folding chairs for rent. 6430702. Nickerson appointment, 873 appointment caU 6464480, or 873 resunoe May be seen at Johnnie i Mobil, 643-7604 sor, 644-1796. to Boa ”D’ , Weet Street, RodtvlUe or caU 876- 0793. to Herald. '9614. and ask for Paul.

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For prompt friendly service, caU CLASSIFIED Regulation, 4x8, complete equip- M itral location, security, |180 K $54to0. Hayes Agwiey, 0490UI. Bruce Scott Zaharladas foUowliig ID B SAT HIM'" ealtors. 6494200. Mdraag, ■Itunlmun lidliig, new REDWOOD FARMS Louis Dimodc Roofty, 0 4 9 ^ . m«it, excdlent conoltion, tXn. B A H f G tU P ID D U M -D U M f monthly. 649-3840. CENTER OF TOWN a year’s sepantloa. 649-8916 aftw 6 p.m. ro d , oeatral location Qe,900. Superior Court GommlMioiMr I RESPECT MV THAKiR'fDUFDR iCOgLDOOBETTERlM THREE-room Furnished H ard Agancy, S4901I1. Lossly 7-retm Caps. 3 largi Jules D. Barnatt granted tbe OPPONEHT-HEte THE IMTERVIE'W. apartment, fhrst floor, all utlUtlei ***************«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Mrsw m , Ismul «nln| rceei, ssl-le KEITH’S BASKIN ADVERTISING TREAT rugs right, they'll be a t h a t * ^ VILLAGER Included, older employed. 272 divorce Wednaoday. Tha two delight if cleaned with Blue T O U G H H E AND MAV THE ^ M e u ie t F o r t o la y j hlUlisa, flraplusd llslag retai. Main Street______were married In SaptamiMr 1181 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Lustre. Rent electric shampooer KMOWSvfHAT BEST MAM WiMf APARTMENTS Carpsisd fsMiUy rseai iff Utclwa eHk KORNER Real Estate wwwwwi o "Thsro't so hooM Hkt Um SOS and separated Just u MUs Dun­ 8:30 A ^. to S:00 P.M. $1. Pinewood Furniture Shop. HE'S, Immcdlitt Occupancy KBBNBY STIU£Hrr - area - piUs. Akiatiowa iMIag m t p n g t. tw o-r o o m furnished can’s tuccoMfiil tdevislon larlas D O IK lG f 1 5-Room TownbousM. apartment, heat, hot water, AN so s Itsaly siseM M. REMOVE carpet paths and iMi UM bathi, coro- TMnch on a 44 acre "Funny Face” waa Introducad. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. stove, refrigerator. Apply lot, I badrooma, iVk baths, gar- |By Bea Keith I RNDOVER-Cotlago oa lake, 3 ^ t s ; fluff beaten down nap with pUta Q.E. kllchtn. M arlows, 867 Main Street, R- E. MERRITT AGENCY Bm zzzzz in and see our U iM NOON DAT BBfORB PUBUOATION Blue Lustre. Rent shampooer $1. anUMo-wall caipatlnf, Manchester. REALTORS 1491188 busy Bea. Wa'ro ready, INVITATION DnaiMnn for Saturday and Monday la M Ad Noon FMday The E.A. Johnson Paint Co., 73S private baiemenl. SOUTH WINMOR-topioSiklo Ciao, Main Street, Manchester, 649- J. Crodtett, Raaltor, 6491577. willing and able to assist washer-dryer hookup. Houses for Rent *5 GET EXPERT HELP! Nwafico. TO BID 4501. I Selling a house in today’a you in tho sals or r o tm oooPBKAnoN wnx. Charles Lespcrance SOUTH WINDtOR-5Vi room Raecb. 6497620 LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, MANCHESTER - Ideal highly competitive market ia purchaM of YOUR proper- Sealed bids wUl be reccivad at BB AFFBliCiATED DIAL M3-2711 ANTIQUE school desks with I iVRNON-Oo lake, 3 koWoim year the office of the Director of Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, retirement Ranch. Larga (omal I no do-lt-younelf eurdae. scroll cast Iron legs with chair parking area. Pleasant con­ $27,900 rooms. One or two bedrooms, General Servlets,41 Canter iMnsdlals tecupaacy. l-rssia Your first itep ibould be to attathed to front. |S. Desk and THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, venient location. Working adults. double garage. Immaculatel Mid ULINGTON-Now l-rNm RiitaO Street, Manchester, Conn, until Continued From Preceding Page chair sets, |10. All excellent con­ CeMM Caps fssiwliii froet-te-rssr k e i t k hot water Included. Middle aged 6492880. 80s. R. P. Blanchard, Raaltori, place your home wltb a Novembo’ 7, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. dition. 643-6065. adults, security deposit, Mitsf bwiroom, plus 2 leia-ilitd 5492482. 35 Help Wanted 35 Q i a / i M i i s - reliable realtor anddvchim I VCRNON-Stses heMa,4 sent. for repairing and reflnUhlng six Help Wanted “AHON'/MOU^* references. No p ^ . Perking. MANCHESTER, 9room honje, bsdfteais sad hill bath oe lecead boYriing a lk ^ . TAG SALE — Moving, antiques, an ‘’exclusive.” That will CHRPUN-9(oo«'^cakia, soe ten Real €state PHILAOSLPHlA.m, May be seen 910 p.m. 15W 2-car garage, r^ecorated, $238 fleer. Froai-U-rcir lislai rMw, MANCHESTER - Beautiful 9 B id forms, plans and CLERKS to work ^act-time in n u r s e s Aides - 7-3 p.m.. furniture, tractor with at­ I give him extra Incrative. 172 L Center S t School Street, second floor, per month, security and rental dMng reem sad Urch csbiMtsd bedroom, old Colonial, A-1 condi­ specifications are avalUble at the retail store, must be mature. Laurel Manor, A49-4519. tachments, bric-a-brac. Route 87, MONtH'S LAW : You can have multiple across from East Side Rec, near agreement, 6492813. hNehen tsiUi bulH-lm. C i ^ ia Hvini tion, centrally located. Portleet tTORR$-7-roo« Duick CotaoM. 649-1922 General Services Office, 41 Evenins and weekend hobp Columbia (north of Columbia Main Street. LaPoU Company, Realtors, 589 listing as well. M$ke aure 646-4126 available. Apply in person, WANTED person to live-in, light Center), Saturday, 10-4 p.m. “rHE^tew fnoM reeai sdH stay sad she prifi. MRNCHESTER-7Vi.room Roitod Center Street, Manchester, TOLLAND near Parkway, 9 1030. your realtor puts up a “FOR Hmdi, Cumberland Farms Store, 109 housekeeping, care of one pre­ THE SIOEUWES FOUR ROOMS, stove. 46 FOSTEE STREET ALL CASH for your property Connecticut. schooler and 2 school-age WHEEL chair and porUble 1 3 A L W A 'IS room older home in good condi­ CHAR BON AGENCY I SALE” sign. Town of Manchester, Center Street, 151 West Middle refrigerator, heat, $150 monthly. tion with acreage and pond. GUSTONBURY - $4Som Caps. wlhin 24 boun. Avoid red tape, Turnpike. Manchester or nearest children. 623-2356 after 5. comode. Reasonable. Phone 643- SLAWTEO!' FYecnette & Miulin Realtors, M34U3 1. YOUR FURNITURE initent oervice. Hayes Agency, Connecticut •A2!Sfl252!l£l2I25l252L References, $225 monthly. Hayayes COVENTRY - 7-naai Riiosd Roach. store in area. 8740 between 7-8 p.m. 647-9993. SOMEWHERE Tmly a dcluc Iwe-lMaily, five roaoM ea cadi floor, 3'A baths, I WILL FIT into this older 6- 0490131. Robert B. Weiss, RELIABLE male or female to 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Agency, 64^131. ilMW MMiy Articles for Sale 45 Household Goods paaclieg, bcautihil floars, etc. Vary rarely do choice licling* lUu ihb General Manager CLEANING Women wanted. serve established Fuller Brush CLEAN, dark rich loam, five SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, room house, 3 bedrooms MODERN 2-bedroom apartment MANCHESTER — 6Hroom (]ape, In tiw hills ef Maaebsstar Un this hccoew evsilahle. Meet be seen to be apprecutciL AND—both ONE TO — four-famUy homes - Earn extra money for the customer, in Manchester. Jeff yards, 122.50. Sand, gravel, stone, TAG SALE - Saturday, October ROOM for rent, private home, beanMd ceilings, panaiing two with huge waUt-to closets. CiRutisrysurliaUait urgently needed. Buyers demand CARPETS — Wholesale to you at with equipped kitchen, located one-car garage, $235 a month. baths, family room, garages. sicluilvs l-resm Ceatsmpsriry spartaMaU will be vaceal oa ule. PRICEO TO SELL! holidays. Part-time p<^tions. E-Z Lemonds, 643-9042. manure, pool and patio sand. 643- 21st, Sunday, October 22nd, 10-5, gentleman preferrM. References on bus line and negr convenient Formal dining room and eat- Norms Tadfard - iaNaa Iriach action. the Paul J. Correnti NOTICE our warehouse. Carpet CaU 6497625. Sweeping views. Privacy. Ranch. Oricieus sdarier ef radtseed Day Maid Service, 872-3344. 9504. Kowalski-Route 6, Andover. Merchants, 1310 ToUand Turn­ required. Phone 643-8740 shopping. Escrow and lease re- in kitchen, front porch and Agency now 6495363. COMBINATION—Bookkeeper- between 97 p.m. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, e6- sod |bsi. Unlqua in desi|nl Sal W|h TOWN OF ANDOVER, Green house with red trim. Wool pike, Manchester, Conn. 646-8568. quirra. Rental $180 per month. Out of Town- back mudroom. Asking $K,- BASKIN PUNCH PRESS Operators, male Saleswoman, one who has a basic ends for rugs, material for quilts, 5324. on 2'<4 weeded acres. CONNECTICUT (Jail The Jarvis Realty Co. 649 For Rent 66 |900. HAVE Potential buyers looking or female, no experience knowley through Jlonday, 11-5 IMMEDIATE occupancy. Sunny ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. Pursuant to an order o l Hon. Devid C. South Windsor area. Reply Box FREE to good home, mongrel SEASONED CORD wood, cord THE Pack Rat — Antiques 1. 2 and 3-bedroom luiury apartmenls Features four rooms, $135. AppUances, e e e B & W e e e floor vacant. Asking $29,000. and apple trass. Handy location. IS AT YOUR SERVICE eeeB&W ••• Ordinance Providing Happe, Acting Judge, all claims must be p.m. Hebron Rd., Bolton. (White wall-to-wall carpelmg, vanity tite baths, built-in large and beautiful 3Vk rooms, TIm IMBORtt MIO NALUCI Ct. presented to Ine fiduciary named below on F, Manchester Herald. female, 8 months old. Good with and half-cord loads deUvered. E. coUectibles and bric-a-brac. Sun­ security deposit. Adults, no pets. Thi ISHIOeS MIO WSiUKE Ca Towne Real Elstate, 649-4066. 329,900. For a Utirte Day house opposite Webster Lane) oven, range, dishwasher, relngerator and dis­ one-bedroom apartments, heat, 24 HOURS A DAY •w S en-IIU or before January 13, 1073 or be birred by children, had shots. Phone after 5 Yeomans, 742-8907. day, 126, Flora Rd., off Route 85, IMUn - MU Probationary raiod for About two miles south of St. posal. electric heat. 2 atr conditioners, glass UtiUties extra. 6396026. hot water, all appUances in­ ELEGANT BRICK 7 DAYS A W EEK MMdkttltr firiuW. MwcN. law. Tbe fiduciary is: p.m., 649-6105. Minclwirw f t r t u i i , Hack. UI-SJOC RANCH— Living room with firtpiact, Bolton. sliding doors, all large rooms Full basement "OLDIE but goodie.” Older New Employees Before Making Grace H. Barrett Maurice Church. GOOD cow manure. $6 and $12 cluding dishwasher, disposal, Extsrier tnclosed 2,500 squws fsst of So do stop in at our office 6 Village Street storage area, ample partung. Starting at S I 75. NEW 9 bedroom duplex, IVk home of 7 rooms, enclosed front modern kitchan, dining room, panalod Payroll IMuctions for the PARAKEET with cage, stand, loads. DeUvered. CaU 643-7804 or carpeting, pool and your own comfort. Four bedrooms, 11x21' Manchester. Conn. Public Relations Handy to shopping, schools, bus and religious baths, refrigerator and stove, MAIN STREET - Neat 4-4, two porch, garage arid city utiUties. or call TAG SALE — 10-3, furniture Wearing Apparel 57 private terrace in c o u n ^ setting. livini room, dMn| room, fsmily dan, beautiful park-lika lot 250' dHp. ELLINGTON - 7-room Ranch, Municipal Employee’s 06040 and food and accessories. $10. Phone 6498731. lacilities. carpet, no pets. Available Nov. family across from S t Bridget’s Includes refrigerator, stove, made for chUdren. Barracks after 5 p.m., 6496106. glassware, jewelry, odds and $165. Rockland 'Terrace room, kitchon, brtskfsil room, $26,900. Retiiiement nm d. FUR JACKET, tweed coat, black Model apartment open for inspection 12-6 1st. Security deposit. $235 Church, seUing for $30,900^.J. washer and dryer. Convenient room for four plus 3 more There shall be a probationary Promotion Manager ends. Saturday, October 21. 51 Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoint­ Apartments, 8796360, 5296586. SEASONED cord wood, spUt, dress. AU size 16. ExceUent con­ monthly. 649M14. Crockett Realtor, 6491577. libriry, plus a 2-csr |ars|o snd a Manchester location. A real buy RANCH on Ihrtt acres with 11 larga bedroomi, formal dining, buUt- period of thirty (30) days for new TWO ENGLISH Pointer-Springer Winter St. sawed and deUvered. C^l 649 ment Keitk dition. 6497470. msinificisnl lot in tho iiclusivt at $22,000. Jarvis Realty Co. rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, family ins, fireplace, in-ground pod, employees of the Town of An­ WANTED We're lookini for someone with a spaniel dogs, all shots, niales, 6 5373. C. Hutchinson. ROCKVILLE — Two-room THREE-room apartment. Porter PROVERB ‘‘Set out facts - Porttr Street arts. SOs. Realtors, 6491121. room, 2 kitchens, could bo ideal for smstil barn. Real big lot. $31,900. dover before payroll deductions Clean, L.ate M od el back(round in public relations and/or months, $35 each. 646-4477. BRUNSWICK Pool Uble, 4 ^ ’, furnished apartment, utiUties in­ cue sticks, balls, racks, etc. |500. DARK Ranch mink coat, size 14. Street. Parking, heat, utiUties. cluded, $30 weekly. Four rooms, truth speaks.” Victorian nine in-laws, barn, 6 horst stalls, 6 rtgula- Real Sstate Lipman-Chorches,s, 6491869, $79 for tbe Municipal Employee's promotion, who would like to work SEASONED fireplace wood, $25 Leaving for Florida. $1,800 or Built by Ideal for newlyweds. 236-0564. rooms, four bedrooms, baths, $28,975 ATTRACTIVE 9 0571. Retirement Fund shall be made. FREE — 6-weeks old part Manx Phone after 4:30 p.m., 649-^2. per cord, deUvered. Also truck appliances, yard, $115 monthly R. F. BLANCHARD tion dog kennels. 172EASTCENTEI«ST. USED CARS part-time for a merchant's associa­ best offer. 6466774. plus utiUties. 872-0359, 7:309:30 treed hUl section. Completely bedroom Ranch, antique 6464126 - 6491922 This ordinance shall become kittens, box trained, shorter than loads. Kasmir Kurys, Box 161, U & R Housing Corp. KEALTORS-MLS 646-2M2 cabinets, ceramic tile bath, Top Prices Paid tion. Duties would include orianirini YARD SALE — Antioues, oak MAIN ST., 4 unfurnished rooms, p.m. refurbished, but charm retained. SEVEN-ROOM SplH-Levtl, lirge Uving effective fifteen (15) days after normal tail. 643-5056. French Rd.. Bolton. 6496828. 58 sundeck, newly painted, large lot, For All Makes I meetinfs, sendinf out newsletters, i' irniture, soda cooler, bar Wanted to Buy second floor. Available now. CaU $45,000. Bob Bletchman, 647- "For the finer homos” room with fireplact, beautiful faifUly ELUNGTON - 9room Ranch, 4 publication. 4-8 p.m., 6496441. trees. Hutchins Agency Rectors, coordinatini publicity, and helpini to FREE — Kittens, 2 females, one oecorations, humidifier, wine Rentals by HEBRON — 9room duplex, 1413, BeUiore Agency. room, 1‘/) baths, wsH-to-wall carpal Lots-Land Per Sale 73 up and 4 down, 2 full baths, neat P assed at Annual Town CARTER CHEVROLET CRANK phonographs, early 6495324. as a pin, picture book V* acre plan sales promotions. Salary to be ray and white, one black, part press, pineapple bed, pictures, Household Goods 51 Robert 0. stove, refrigerator, dishwaaha, YOUR FURNITURE will fit Into and many eitras. Garage, large Meeting Held October 11,1972 at banks and toys, antique furniture, DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom VERNON 4.8 ACRES - setting, $25,900. Lipman- Andover Elementary School. CO., INC. discussed. Please send all Inquiries to §iamese, box t^ned. (3all after frames and more. OctobW 20-21, Murdock large grassy yard, near schools this older 6-room house, 3 MANCHESTER-Two-famUy, wooded lot with privacy. $36,500. 9 a.m. rain date October 21-22. 54 glass, china, antique clothes and apartment at the Teresa Colonial, 2 full baths, fireplace, commercial zone off Route 83. Chorches, 0491860, 872«71. Manchester Herald, Boi "B". 4:30, 643-9213. SEWING MACHINES, Siiuer Realtor and stores, chUdiren welcome. bedrooms with huge, walk-in good condition. Two furnaces. Ruth K. Munson 1229 MAIN SI. Discovery Road, behind Route dolls. 6496535. Apartments, including $220 per month including heat. huge foyer, aluminum uding, RANCH-lmmaculate condition Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti Clerk of the Municipality Touch and Sew. $47.50; il972 Zig- 643-2692 appliances, carpets and air- closets, formal dining room and Two-car garage with amesite PHONE 646-6464 SILVER AKC Registered mini- 30, Howard Johiison’s Vernon. Available November 1st. 229 double garage. Mid 30s. R. P. throughout, eat-in kitchen, formal Agency, 043-5363. Zag, unclaimed law-away, $43.75. WANTED — Antique furniture, 643-9551 conditioning. $171 per month. Blanchard, Realtors, 6492482. eat-in kitchen, front porch and drive, pri(^ to seU. CaU Mitten COVENTRY - $13,900 - Six Toy Poodles. Champion-Sassafras Guaranteed. 522-0931, dealer. 9522. back mudroom. Askiiig $26,900. dining room, larga living room with MACHINIST — needed by small glass, pewter, oil paintings or 646-6926 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. CITY LOT - A-zone. Central. rooms, carpeting, excellent line. 8 weeks. Shots. Reasonable. TAG SALE — Saturday and Keith Real BsUte, 6494128, 649 starter home. Dianne Fellows, establi8hecPAK)rapany to operate Sunday, 10-5. 124 Elast Center other antique items. Any quanti­ 4535 6491021. ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom fireplact, 3 bedrooms, garagt. $7,500. Keith Real Estate, 649 STOP COLD WINTER DRAFTS! 875-9449. SEARS, KENMORE compact ty. The Harrisons, 643-8709, 165 1922. PRIVACY—Large Raised Ranch, 2899551, Rutherford Associates, horizontal milling machine and Street, comer of Foster. Assorted heated. Available November 1st. Dutch Colonial, IVk baths, $28,900. 4126, 6491922. I Tranapanmt Plastie gas stove, 4-bumers, 3 months, (lakland Street. FOUR rooms first floor, fireplace, den, fornul dining two baths, paneled recreation Realtors, MLS, 2899651. surface grinders. Trade school TWO MALE, part Siamese cats, items. excellent condition. CaU 6499216. $170 monthly. Three children STRAIGHT RANCH with background helpful. Good star­ MANCHESTER - Newer 9 AppUances and heat included. room. $31,900. R. F. Blanchard; room, fire p l^ , bullt-lns, gar­ RAISED RAHCH-7 rooms, fornMl ANDOVER - Near lake, $1,800, 10 weeks old, call 649-8582. bedroom Townhouse, includes accepted. 8791834, after 3 p.m. delightful family room, ting rate with complete paid TAG SALE - Wheel chair, Shopping, transportation, recrea­ Realtors, 6492488^______ages, garden. Hutchins Agency, dining room, eat-in kitchen, living Coventry, half-acre, treed, $3,900. ELLINGION PORTABLE clothes dryer, Rooms Without Board 59 heat, appUances, I'A baths, fuU fireplaced living room. Brand Realtors, 6495324. Storm Kits benefits. Apply at Nobel and furniture, lamps. Avon bottles. tion, comfortably close. Security BOLTON — Four-room room has cathedral ceiling, large Tolland, acre, $3,900. A TRANQUIL SPOT Articles for Sale 45 excellent condition, good for basement, $245 per month, Paul new kitchen with built-in stove,, For WINDOWS And DOORS Westbrook, Westbrook Street, Left handed golf clubs and bag, and references. $185 monthly. apartment. $150 monthly and MANCHESTER - $29,900. 9 oven, dishwasher, and dispoaal, 9 matter bedroom, fsmily room, floor- Manchester, one-half acre, $8,- East Hartford. An equal oppor­ apiartment, $100. Call 6497255. THE THOMPSON House - W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. John H. Lappen Inc., 649-5261. DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms To set yeur Kft around. Ibis bi| sewing machine, miscellaneous. Cottage St., centraUy located, security. Includes heat, hot bedroom Dutch Colonial plus rec car garage, 9zone oil hot water to-ceiling firiplsce, l'/> baths, 500. Hayes Agency, 6490131. STORM STORM tunity employer. iny 1992 Manchester Road, Glaston­ water, large paneled Uving room room, 2-car garage. Quid: oc­ on large treed lot. Great commer­ beautiful brick sad frame censlructsd THREE-PIECE sturdy Maple large, pleasantly furnished heat. Treed lot, asking $39,900. cial potential. Hutchins Agency, aluminum siding. 2-car garage, acre WINDOW DOOR KIT household items, some model A bury, Saturday, October 21st, 9-4. M A N C H tSKR GARDEN TYPE - two- cupancy, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, TOP PRICE paid for lots and Raised Rancb. 2'A baths, 2 Hrtplacet. loose cushioned Colonial hide-a­ rooms, parking. Call 6492358 for with fireplace. Available Keith Real EsUte, 6494126, 649 lot with privKy. $35,900. hairdresser — Experienced, parts, Saturday, October 21st, 11- bedroom apartment, second 6495324. acreage. CaU E. W. Real Estate, Qm siztd bedreemt te attommedati KIT bed set. Suitable for playroom. overnight and permanent guest December 1st. 6491792 after 5 MLS, 6198666^______1922. Only 3 9 « Only 4 3 ^ full or part-time, Vernon area. 4, 356 Parker Street. lay. BROWNSTONE floor. Includes heat. appUances, 6292236. tha larfist el fumUurt. Priced at Reasonable. 6498084. rates. p.m. TWO FAMILY-5-4, Immaculate con- Complata KK In n box Complata Kit in a box Phone 875-9716. 22nd, 92 p.m. 7 Walkeralkei Street, carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. MANCHESTER - Large SpUt $43,900. Call Tony Nasileftky at 649- dUion throughout, new roof, exterior S6* X 72" lough pla«- 36' X 84" tough plav Manchester off East Center APTS. Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 649 Level with 2W baths, double gar­ MANCHESTER — Minutes from tic xhoal, 18 n. flbra tic (haat, Z ltt. flbra DINING SET, 9 pieces, pine ROOM in private home, kitchen BROAD Brook — 4-room heated recently painted. Good Investment 5306 moulding and nails. mouding and nalli. Answer to frorioat Paixla Street. Skis, smaU appUances, bedroom set, bureaus, mis- privileges, parking, female only. 337 Oakland Straat 1021. apartment, adults only, no age, a host of other fine features. Route 15, 3'4 acres commercial gowns, furniture, childrens toys, (gouta 131 $35,030. R. F. Blanchard, and return. Stcondary financing land. ISO' frontage. Wolverton Warp Broi. Chicago 60651 H u n tin g celleaneous. 57 Maple Street, 6496609. children, no pets, inquire at 7-C eee B&W •## nonoara In naotict SInca 1924 books, pine shelves, etc. QUIET AOULUIVING MANCHESTER - Newer one- Realtors, 6492482. Vote For Belfiore! available. Close to but lint. $31,500. Agency, Realtors, 6492813. ElUngton, 8797117, Church St., Broad Brook. ib« saatoes and wauau ca Large 1 8 2 Bedroom apartments. bedroom apartment, private en­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••****** AT YOUR HARDWARE, LUMI^ EAST HARTFORD — Rooms for QUALITY THROUGHOUT-Cen’t be aHMwt - uis ACROSS Actress TAG SALE — Unusual items Ample closets, heat, hot water, trance. Ranch type. Includes heat MANCHESTER - Two-family, Out of Town-For Sale 75 & BUILDING SUPPLY STOP 66 Ribbed fabric USED refrigerator, four-burner gentlemen, near Aircraft. CaU built today with theu ftalurtt at this 1 Result of Saturday, noon to 6 at Grove gas stove, white, exceUent condi­ 2890328. carpeting, parking (or 2 cars, com­ and appUances, $159 per month. Business Locations- 4-4 with two^ar garage. Huge OUR PLATFORM: day's hunting DOWN Street Apartments, 50 Grove pletely equipped kitchen. Air- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 For Rent 67 kitchens, living room and two price. Large ovtrtiicd master COVENTRY — Lovely 7-room 4 Firearm tion. Moving to apartment, must Hard work day and nlghtl Cape. 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced 1 U rsine anim al Street, Apartment 1. sell. CaU 6493668, all day Mon­ conditioning & garages optional. 4535, 6491021. bedrooms, 832,500. Wolverton bedroom, oversized living room, huge 9 H unting CLEA.N, heated, furnished room Complete Service: .. living room, dining room, partial 2 No w inner day, Oct. 23, 97 p.m., Oct. 24 and CALL Agency, Realtors, 6492813. eal-in kKchtn, all buill-int, Formla weapon for working man, caU 643-9353 or CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if a. Membership in not one, but THREE Realtor rec room, garage, patio, and 12 G reek letter (2 wda.) TAG SALE — Inside, antioues, Oct. 25. 646-1769 S72-9690 WE HAVE customers waiting for cabinets, firtpiKed fsmily room, 3FesU val 6493042 you’re looking for office space. 13 Eagle's nest books, brass, glass, rocking the rental of your apartment or MANCHESTER - Starter home Boards and their respective Multiple Listing spare room, large tile bath, large aluminum siding. M m tt Agen­ 14 Native m etal 4 S peedster chairs, other collectibles. 53 home. J.D. Real Estate From 200 square feet to 10,000 cy. 6491180. 5 N oun suffix SINGER Touch and Sew, like KOOM with kitchen privileges, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 square feet, both new and u ^ . with big back yard. Three Services. closets, 2-car garagt. $37,700. 15 Be sick HamUn Street, off East Center. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch bedroom townhouse, imludes Associates, Inc. 6495129. bedrooms, huge living room with 16 One who sobs 6 W eek day stealthily deaert central location. 14 Arch St. 643-1577. b. Modem, efficient facilities. ANDOVER 9room Ranch (ab.) 25 L and 47 Obliterate 106, October 21 and 22. stitches, monopams, sews on heat, appUances, carpets. FuU fireplace, bullt-lns. $23,500. GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AII brick. Ten /MORI«TV 17 Moslem title MANCHESTER AREA - Four- c. Alert, conscientious salespeople! built-in oven and range, fireplace, 18 English 7 Tell u n tru th elevation 48 Male deer buttons, fancy deigns. OriginaUy LIGHT housekeeping room private basement. $230 per Wolverton Agency, Raalton, 049 rooms, lour large bedrooms, beautiful novelist 8 W eird 26 G reek m ount 49 H earty GARAGE SALE — Oct. 20 and month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, room modern apartment, wall-to-wall carpeting, tile bath, $399.50, now only $99.65. Elasy stove, efrigerator, linen MANCHESTER - 100,000 2813. •______entrince foyer. Two firtplictt, 2)) 20 Sm all bay 9Aim 27 Takes a seat 50 Cain’s victim 21, Frames, brick-a-brack, dishes, terms. 522-0476, dealer. 6494535, or 6491021. available Immediately, with heat. BOWERS SCHOOL CUTE CAPE large private lot. After 6 and 10 P rod 29 Spool (Bib.) provided 801 Main St. 6499879 square feet, wlU divide. Suitable baths, two-car garagt. Sun porch. In weekends. 742-9465. 22 W o rthleu magazines, roaster, lamp MANCHESTER - N«w on the Is just a stoM'i throw away from Simply ImmKulsto. Would you scrap 11 Tidy S lM atal 52 Love (L atin) brackets, good miscellaneous after 12 noon fo r manufacturing and mint condition. EISTATES and household lots to market - larger Cape, totown this ImmKUlits Colonial on a trH btllovs wilt-to-wall in ivory room 24 Body of water 1» Female 32 L ash 53 M airu iln e items. 98 SUickland St. 95. warehouse. l-748s68S4. 17 ROOMS in Vernon, just over 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-513! 25 Stocking 33 S urfeit nicknam e buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6493247. LARGE furnished room for location. Dining room, living shidsit 1st. Frsnl-to-bsck oicipl thi onclosid porch? TEN ROOM-Contemporary Ranch 21 T ake suddenly 39 Fence opening 2871, Bolton tine. We have juit lilted a 28 O rnam ental 54 H alt respcHMible gentleman. UUUtiet, room with fireplace, three lirtpiscsd livini room. Hu|s Btliovi ill 2-csr |trs|s. Sis lovtiy 23 Thanksgiving 41 F aucet 57 F lrat w om an GARAGE SALE — Saturday and wHh 3-room studio apartment or in­ smair estate with 6 acres plus 17- DON’T FORGET- YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT vase CLEAN USED — refrigerators, parting, private entrance. 649 PRESIDENTIAL DOCTOR'S or attorney's office, bedrooms, IVh baths, full cellar 30 Baby's bird 45 Israel's 58H eah Sunday, October 21st, 22nd, 195 LOOKING (or anything in real mistir bedroom. Plaitorod walls. rooms. With or without oitra loti law suitt, over V/i aertt of land with room house, 8 or 9 bedrooms, 4Vk 24 W alks reclaim ed 59 Ontario (ab.) ranges, automatic washers with 4944 VILLAGE APTS. beautiful, ipacloui, excellent with rec room. Wolverton Agen­ protective p.m., 20 Packard Street, guarantees. See them at B. D. estate rental — apartments, Qirs|s. Truly tbs my but. Ask Ask for Cirl Zinutr. a view, rtdwood constructioo. Larga baths, full basement, full attic. coverings TTITT Manchester. Tape recorder, mis­ MANCHESTER homes, multiple dweUlngs, no location, first floor, all faclUtiea, cy, Rwdtors, 6491813. for Bob BMckman. B i^t with the best of materials ir r ITT Pearl’s AppUances, 649 Main St., ROOM in private home, caU parking, reuonable rent. US Ihtrmopana windows. $41,500. 34 W ife of Osiris cellaneous household items, One and two bedrooms. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1926. Also has swimmlna pool, MORIARTY BROTHERS! 35 Fem ale ruff CaU 6492171. before 5 p.m. 6498692. MANCHESTER - Six-room nr IT automotive tools, lawn tools, etc. Aasoclates, Inc. 6495129. Center St., 6491680, 6491549. $23,900. WE NEED LISTINGS NOWI Thinking ol porches, elevator, etc. Must be 38 Pacific Immediate occupancy. Colonial with tw9car garago. STATELY COLONIAL turm eric rr IT Near schools, churches Sis rooms. Conirsl. Hoods work. StIUng your proparty? CaU TOOAYI seen to be appreciated. THREE FAMILY garage sale, ACROSS Bolton Notch ibopping Dining room, S bedropnu, An okUa but s foodlol 7 rooms Immediate occupancy. T.J. 87 Kind of boat and shopping center, on Handyman's Sfwcisl. 88 New Zealand iT 332 ToUand Rd. Bolton, Saturday, Garden Products 50 Garden Products 50 DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Center, office and bualneM space, kitchen. Minimum down to iKludIni 4 bedrooms, loom lo Crockett, Realtor, 6491577. How Long is 39 Years? bus line. Call anytime. apartment, waU-to-waU carpeting qualified buyek. »S1,000. W o ^ p W T O t Sunday October 21-22, 10-5. in modem building, entire or sub­ ram kuMo ind out lor tbs kMi. 39 Ruminant Children’s clothes, furniture, throughout, complete appUancq$, divide, large paved area rear, ton ^eocy„ *^*^*^- PHILBRICK East Hartford ■ 7 room sprawling animal r a r m 646-2623 vanity bath. Centrally located storage buildinjF. 521-7171. Ntir public ind pirechlil SPACIOUS RECTORY And w* don't moan for you to ask Jack Banny. For 39 ytars,— 7 day$ a 40 Endure large variety miscellaneous scbeols. Upper Iwonllos ind Ranch, 4 bedrooms, lununikenT liviu items. $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, Ma n c h e s t e r ! - , 9 r o ^ II ones wu, a irK ioui horns (9 room, garage, parkllkeyard.yard. High waak, 24 hours a day, Moriarty Brothtra has baan hara to caro for all your U Wapiti JT 6492692. worth It. Ask for loo Lombirdo. Plus rooms), II new is. Coll Boh AGENCY aPdkerstake' tag sale 8 five famlUes. October It’s Harvest Time APPROXIMATELY 1,200 square Colonial that needa a UtUe SOs. Hayes Agency, 6464)1$1. fuoi oil and burnar sorvico. 'Tis truo, YOUR COMFORT IS OUR feet, available In shoj^ng center. Bletchman lor dolslls. 44 Some 57" 21st-22nd, 195, 54 Echo Drive, Deep treed lot. Low P and wa do pitaso; |ust ask your noighbor ... MANCHESTER area, 4-room CaU Len Fcrrl, at Hursrlt end Blanchard, Reidtors, 8492481. m a n y o t h e r s REALTORS BUSINESSr 48Celorlc «r Vf mon, off Tunnel Road. SWEETCIDER FOUR-room apartment, BOLTON — Lakefront (our-room 48 Form (Made on the Premises) modem apartment, available im­ Simons, Realtors, 6491117, 289 Ranch, screened porch, carpets, S llfa rv o o U exceUent location. AimUancet, 9525. TAG SALE — Saturday, October ALSO APPLES and BOSC PEARS mediately with heat, hot water, adult couple only. No dogs. MANCHESTER - 646-4200 plus extra lot. Hutchlne Agency, H Slight flap carpeting, appUances, parking, completely reetored Victorian ETK BT 21st, and Sunday, October 22nd, November 1st. glM. 6399057. •••••••••••• BUYING OR SELLING 6495324. II Italian eoaport W C O M E T O storage, and laundry. flOO Colonial, 2 flreplacro. ^corpellM. 90 bieountaiod at 22 West Center Street, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Wanted fo Rant gy CALLUS-WEWORKI RELIABLE O lFubdrM ST Manchester. Furniture, clothes, montiUy. 6492871, 6490182. A gorgeous homel! 401. r T f MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 COVEINTRY, Five-room Cape. bavalf household items, etc. Furnished Apartntents 64 Blancherd, Reelton, 848 2481. room Garrison Colpni^, 3Vk Garage, IVb bathe, aluminum Ear Botti’s Fruit Farm ATTRACTIVE 4-room first floor WANTED — Four-room, first- baths, carpeting, douUc/w siding. Stove, refrigerator. Lake Mobil 24 HOUR THREE-room efi TWO-FAMILY D u p t u . The William E. Belfiore Agency quality construction. lucbard g(eooib.lorm) 260 Bush Hill Rd. (rear) Manchester apartment, stove, refrigerator, privllMes. Only $S,500. Paiak OlJtUtiy Read references, no p ^ , fl41. 229 immediate occupancy 431-433 Main St. 647-1413 Martin school. Hayes Agency, Realtors. MLS. 2897476, 749 heeding oil SIMiisDavia, 3540. monthly. 8495200. s A ’^essciSsis 6490131. SERVICE! (NiwtrAPn iN Turxisi a u n .i 8243. Herald Ads p.m. South Windsor PAPE TW ENTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M «ich«ter. Conn., Fri., Oct. 20,1972 The Weethwf The Sunday e v e n in g aervice at Arnw u adel will Opens Sewer Plant Fair toni^t, Ipwi m t M . kk Hebron Cub Scout Pack 112 will meet the Salvation About Town Coventry About Town be conducted by Brig, and Mn. cnaxlng cloadfaian n A w M t t Vernon tonight at 7 at the Washington See Page 15 Mr. and M n. John B. Harkins John Pickup. The lervlck will be Sunday, hld> near 80. GOP Hopefuls School cafeteria. Cubs may wear The Women's Auxiliary to of 77 Timber Trail will be boat at 7, with the subject entitled, Model Trains costumes and should be accom­ Manchester Midget Football To Visit Town Teachers Union and hosteu Sunday from 2 to 5 'The Name of Jeaui." panied by at least one parent. Association will meet Monday at Workshop Set p.m. at the Lutx Junior Museum. 8:30 p.ih. at the home of Mrs. U.S. Rep. Robert Steele, State MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm MANChESTER, CONN.. 8ATUHDAY. OCTOBER 21,1972 VOL. XH I PM CSniTBlNCnilf Alan Kiob, 119 Maple St. Co- Senator David Odegard, and Recreational and cultural No. 18 SIXTEEN PAGES hostesses are Mrs. Bradley director Gordon MacDonald has Seeks Election Jessie Brainard, candidate for the announced that an open, free Parllman and Mrs. Michael General Assembly from the SSrd workshop on model railroading The Vernon Federation of be to set a date for the referen­ White. _____ District, will be special guests at will be held in Room 31 at Rham Teachers (VFT) has filed a peti­ dum. Reservations for the Coventry Republican head­ High School tomorrow morning tion with the State Board of The VFT was organized almost testhnonial dinner for Dr. A. quarters tomorrow from 10 a.m. at 9:30. Ekiucation. The action officially five years ago but this official Elmer Dlskan close Sunday and to 2 p.m. ’This workshop, which will be challenges the Vernon Education challenge has been the first clash may be made by contacting The occasion will be "Women Association (VEA) for designa­ between the two groups. The Limited Peace Plan conducted by Harold Leet of Gerald Oiorant, 257 E. Center St., for the Reelection of the Presi­ tion as representative of the town Columbia, is for toy railroad VFT is headed by Muriel or Joseph Gilbert, 38 Overbrook dent Day,” which has been set OILLOH collectors, model railroad teachers in contract negotiations. Lambert who said the organiza­ Dr., East Hartford. The event aside to call attention to enthusiasts and any other in­ The VFT which is affiliated tion has been growing at the rate will take place Wednesday at Republican women’s clubs terester persons. with the AFL-CIO has about 100 of 28 per cent each year since It CP,R0U'(t*'® Temple Beth Sholom. It will open throughout the country. A short movie on model local members. The VEA has was formed. The ^tltlon was with a cocktail hour at 7 p.m. and All voters are invited to drop in railroading and a cartoon, about 200 members and the total signed by about 50 per cent of the dinner will be served at 8. The and discuss the issues with the “Porgy’s ^ilroad," will be number of teachers in the system classroom teachers in the system. Opposed By Saigon testimonial is being sponsored by candidates at tomorrow’s special shown and Leet will also have on is ciose to 455. llte petitions have While the VFT does not accept Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai open house. hand samples of 0 and HO gauge been posted in all of the schools, membership from the ad­ B’rlth, and all profits will be Arrangements for baby sitters model railroads. as required by the state and also ministrative staff of the system, donat^ to the hospital ship SS and transportation to the polls on movements in advance and has accor^ng to the state, an election the VEA does. SAIGON (AP) - A Saigon Earlier, Lam attended a cabinet The main issue appears to iw HOPE. Nov. 7 can be made in person at Officers of the VFT besides kept newsmen and photographers must be held within 45 days with newspaper controlled by the meeting called by Thieu. the Viet Cong’s insistence on the this time, or by phoning GOP all of the teachers (other than Miss Lambert are: Lou Haddad, from getting near him sinM he A ir Reserves presidential palace reported Kissinger conferred at the em­ ouster of Thieu and a coaUtioa headquarters, 742-8836. temporary substitutes) eligible to executive vice president; Richard arrived Wedneulay night. lie today that President Nguyen Van bassy with U.S. Ambassador government that would orpnlaa Pat Nixon’s favorite recipes vote. Reznick and Peter Klein, first President Nixon's national Mark Birthday Thieu and hU national security Ellsworth Bunker and Gen. general elections. Thieu hM M d will be on hand and refreshments The first action will be to ap­ and second vice presidents; Suzie security adviser flew into Saigon council have rejected any Interim Creighton W. Abrams, the army government officials South Vlet^' will be served. Genevie Shanahan The 9238th and the 9312th Air point a ground rules committee Mesiler, recording secretary; after meeting with North Viet­ Indochina agreement for a chief of staff, during the after­ nam will never accept a coaUtioa and Martha Sllvernail are in Reserve squadrons, presently un­ composed of representatives of Robert Denshick, corresponding namese negc^tors in Paris. limited peace. noon. Later he worked until government. charge if the event. der the Command of Col. Gordon the Board of Ekiucation and the secretary and Harry Chapman, Since Sunday, there have been Dn Song said that after three about 8 p.m. in an office set up A French correspondent broad­ Democratic Women A. Denson of Rockville, will two teacher organizations. One of treasurer. many conferences among U.S. meetings with Henry A. for him in the embassy, then cast a report from Saigon F rid a y ’The Democratic Women’s Qub celebrate their 2Sth anniversary the duties of this committee will and South Vietnamese officials in Kissinger, the South Vietnamese went to Bunker’s villa for a late that an "unusuaUy weU informed is sponsoring its fourth annual Oct. 27, with a reunion dinner Saigon, generating speculation of toid the U.S. presidential adviser dinner, spokesmen said. source” told him elements ot a smorgasbord and danqe Oct. 28 at and dance for all present and a possible break-through in the they will not accept any tem­ ’This indicated that Kissinger cease-fire would be announced by St. Mary’s Church Hall from 7 former members. The affair will stall«l peace talks. LOOKING porary peace solution. Tin Song would remain in Saigon at least Nov. 1. Marcel Glugbuis, who if p.m. to 1 a.m. be held at the Laurel View Coun­ There has been no official word Schaffer Grand Jury quoted Thieu as reaffirming his through Sunday and would meet also a correspondent tor the Tickets to the affair may be try Club in Hamden. on the meetings substantive FOR ooe'r position that any agreement must again with South Vietnamese of­ newspaper FYance Soir, broad­ purchased through any club Col. John Murphy, formerly of issues. But some reports indicate W 6 ? ' HO be a lasting settlement. ficials. cast the story on the privately member or from ticket chairmen New Haven and now a tactical \C« the talks are centered on CAREFREE Finds Five Witnesses Ihe U.S. embassy has refused owned station Europe No. 1. Loretta Siwek or Rita Zuzel. commander with the Strategic arranging an interim agreement Vernon who will serve as an to ^ disclose Kissinger’s In New York, the report was WINTER Proceeds from the fund-raiser Air Command at McCoy Air Five missing witnesses have e R e o - Dn Song is financed by Thieu’s which could mean a limited alternate. responsible for pushing the Dow will go toward the campaign Force Base, Fla., will be guest been found in the grand jury o V " * personal aide, Hoang Due Nha, peace deal followed by further The absent witnesses, all from Jones average of 30 Industrial fund, the club’s scholarship and spcflkcr investigation into the charge of and for that reason if often negotiations toward a lasting HEATING Hartford, had been subpoened stocks up 10.89 to close at 942.81. other community projects. Flight C of the 9323th Air murder against Kenneth regarded as reflecting the official Seven Die settlement. COMFORT? Legion Party Reserve Squadron Hdq., Schaffer, 28, of Hartford and the earlier ^ is month and Judge views of the presidentials palace. Green-Chobot-Richardson Post Cromwell, is comprised of investigation is continuing today Anthony J. Armentano issued an Kissinger had been expected to L O O K I N T O members from Manchester and order (a writ of capias) to arrest In Texas 52 of the American Legion will in Tolland County Superior SL meet for the fourth time with' G A S H E A T hold a Halloween costume dance Willimantic. Court. the five and bring them to court. Thieu today and then return to on Oct. 28 from 9 to 1 at the post’s The body of Schaffer’s 18-year- The jury recessed at 5 p.m., Certificates Presented To Officials Washington. But by dusk, he was Air Crash Four Arrested Wall St. home. old wife, Mildred, was found July yesterday, explaining they could still reported at the U.S. embassy Music for the affair will be by Pleads Guilty 4 in Ellington and he was subse­ not possibly do justice to the case Deputy State Transportation Commissioner James Shugrue appreciation of their help in establishment and promotion of and there had been no meetings GOLDTHWATTE, Tex. ( A P ) - the Terri-Martin Orchestra. quently arrested. The grand jury because they still had 12 (left), and Manchester Mayor John Thompson (center) look the Burr Comers-to-downtown Hartford commuter bus with Thieu. Seven persons, including three witnesses on hand to question. On Drug Charges Tickets are available frOm Paul To Charge Of will decide whether or not there over a Christmas Seal Certificate of Appreciation held by service. Friday’s award ceremonies at Burr (Comers ended a But the presidential envoy met young children, wa*e k lll^ when Carter or Robert Gleason and is probable cause for an indict­ Hiillip Woodrow, executive director of Uie Hartford Ctounty week-long “ Go Mass Transit” promotion, part of the for three hours today with a light plane flying through heavy cost $7 per couple for those not in Making Threats ment of murder against him. By DOUG BEVINS OPEN ALL DAY Tuberculosis-Respiratory Disease Association. Certificates Respiratory Disease Association’s observance of Cleaner Air Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam. cloud cover slammed into rugged costume, or ^ per couple for At first, two missing jurors (Herald Reporter) SUNDAY were presented Friday to the Mayor, the Charles Schnier Week. The meeting started in the mor­ terrain at a ranch. those in costume. HARTFORD (AP) - John caused a 50-minute delay in the ning and ended well after noon. The victims of the Friday after­ Four Manchester men were nabbed by Manchester Police O’Tool, 30, former manager of beginning of the proceedings, FREE PARKING Development Corp., and to Burr Comer merchants in noon crash were Fred McCall, 32; Friday on drug charges foUowing the search of a home at 47 the Fenway ’Theatre in Rrston, yesterday. However, one ARTHUR DRUG a funeral home operator; his Princeton St. Omar Shriners Mass., pleaded guilty Wednesday appeared and the other was wife, Margaret, 32; their to a charge that he threatened a replaced by Charles Weber of children, Lee Ann, 12; Troy, 10; Paul D. Gustafson, 20, of 47 Princeton St., was charged To See Slides Wallingford rock and roll music Meskill Pledges and Melissa, 6; Mrs. C.T. with possession of controlled drugs and conspiracy to violate Some rooms too hot? Others too cold^ Do your promoter in an attempt to collect Carpenter, mother of Mrs. the state narcotics act. He is being held at police bead- . fuel bills appear unreasonable? Chances are your Omar Shrine Qub will meet an alleged $2,000 debt. President Defines McCall; and Christi Carpenter, quarters in Ueu of a $1,000 surety bond. present furnace is too old and inefficient to do Friday, Oct. 27, at Willie’s Steak Fight For Strict 17, Mrs. McCall’s sister. All were the iob properly. O’Tool, who entered his plea House for its monthly meeting, John L. Antolini, 19, of 49 before U.S. District Court Judge from San*^ba. staged a 2 p.m. raid on the Why not install a modern Williamson lurnace and according to an announcement by PRE-VETERAN’S 'The single-engine Piper was en Congress St., Michael J. Wilson, end heating season worries. This includes new Thomas F. Murphy Wednesday, Princeton St. house. Richard Rothwell, president. Anti-Abortion Law route to Lafayette, La., when it 18. of 49 E. Eklridge St., and controls. Call us for a free estimate today. was released on $25,000 bond Leadership Role A small quantity of suspected Entertainment will be a slides FRIDAY & crashed at Big Bend River Richard P. Manialo, 21, of 8 marijuana, barUtuates, and nar­ show presentation by Robert pending sentencing. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Gov. Thomas J. MeskiU pledged Ranch, about 20 miles southeast Asylum St., were chuged with cotics parapernalia were found Ferry of the Shriner trip last O’Tool began his threatening DAY SALE SATURDAY today that he would never give up his fight for a strict of this Central Texas community. conspiracy to violate the state in the house, police said. spring to London. behavior in March, said Asst. THURMONT, Md. (AP) - K elected to a second term, antiabortion law. narcotics act. Five Manchester Police detec­ POWER’S A social hour starts at 6:30 and U.S. Atty. Barry J. Cutler, adding President Nixon said today he would not hesitate to make “ The abortions groups, who seek to wipe out the rights and Antolini, Wilson, and Marzialo tives and a state health depart­ PLUMBING & HEATING dinner is at 7 :30 p.m. that the Massachusetts man first unpopular decisions he thought necessary ‘‘to protect and were released on $1,000 non­ President Rothwell has called a Pot Pilfered the very existence of our unborn children, have come a long ment officer participated in the MANCHESTER left a threatening note with the defend the nation’s best interests.” surety bonds each, and their board of directors meeting for baby sitter and four children of raid. way in p^dling a philosophy that by any standards of simple Mystery cases are scheduled for Circuit TEL. 643-8907 Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. at WaUingford promoter James “ I will not begin at this stage of my life to shy away from CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. The raid ended a lengthy Md General Electric human ethics and morality, is virtually unthinkable,” Mesldll Court 12 at Manchester Nov. 6. Washington Social Club. McGuire. making hard decisions which I believe are right,” the (AP) — SomeiXKly has swiped Intmive inveetlgatipn by The four were charged after raeir& ier Albemarle County Sheriff George said. Solved? Manchester Police livcodct divi­ A threatening phone call from President said in a national radio address. police, armed with a warrant, Portable Radio W. Bailey’s p ott^ pot. "Yet it is a measure of our tion is not a religious issue: “ It is sion. O’Tool to McGuire was next, in Nixon outlined his views on opportunity, not the land of Kithy uyt: "Fall it here and we are sure that you will "fall" for our fine Bailey kept the confiscated troubled times that these groups a moral issue, pure and simple.” READING, Mass. (AP) - which O’Tool said he was sending leadership in the third in a series quotas and restrictions.” produce here at Pero's." marijuana p l^ ts growing in cans have so eaten away at the eternal In his remarks prepared for a Police here believe they have his men from New York to insure of paid political broadcasts. ’’When a mother sees her child OaCHaao FSESH: Mk >, CMtlUMb, McS m m . atd DeUclou. auiuTi, GMm OiUcIwii. Indlin the debt was paid, said Cutler. Tabe Sale on the windowsill of his office for moral values, that the very fabric prayer breakfast at the Bethel squashed the pumpkin mystery Today’s address came at a time taken from a neighborhood C m . Fumpliiin. GMrdt. F m li Cldtr. use in lectures on drug abuse. of our society is in peril,” he said. African Methodist Episcopal which each Itelloween for the when the President was stepping The federal attorney said school and transported miles When Connecticut’s century- church, Meskill, a Roman NSTIVE: CniWtoMf. Spinach. Bm < G ram . E|| Plani. Salad Sown. Aconi and Buttamtii Sqgaah. The other night, someone past several years has ended with CR&L Franchise up slightly his personal re- away, and she objects to that, I Laaki. G n « i and rtllnw B um . Bid and Hat Bappan. BroccaS. Balflan Endin. Baitan LaUuca. McGuire, the day after the raised the window and lifted old strict anti-abortion law was Catholic, reminded his piles of the pumpkins on a foot­ election campaign. don’t think it is right to charge Cfanhanin. Cara. TaHaat Glaha and Biirpla Top Turaipa. N h iii Sa m i ralaioat. Bad Oidam. threatening phone call, was in the three of the plants. They left the declared unconstitutional last predominantly black audience of ball coach’s lawn. O u r And the President, calling on a her with bigotry,” Nixon said. Brtkhokas. Bnlu. midst of phoning a complaint to pots, though. spring, Meskill called the the Dred Scott decision of 1857, Each year, police say, theme he used in accepting the “ When young people apply for the FBI about O’Tool when a Reg. legislature into special session to which ruled that a black slave did pumpkins put out on lawns and Hearing Set FBESH: GrapafniH, Canlaloupai. Cauba Maloin. Bad. Whila and Bhia Gtapat. Importad 4.76 Republican presidential nomina­ Ctiaatnuti. Pomariranatai. Fanimnwm. Data. Flp. Llmai. Sickla F u n . black limousine pulled up in front 2 .9 9 jobs—in politics or in in­ pass another one, just as strict. not exist as a legal person. steps o f residents’ hom es tion, said he sees "a new of his office in Prospect, Conn. dustry—and find the doors closed Both laws forbade abortions ex­ “Today, we find the same mysteriously disappear. On McGuire ended his conversa­ American majority" forming that HARTFORD (AP) - The state Public Utilities Conunteiion f e l i i to them because they don’t fit cept to protect the mother’s life. century-old Dred Scott reasoning Halloween night th ^ reappear WEEKEND SPECIALS! tion with the FBI with the ex­ Carry this patriotic red, white and blue wants the same things he does for has ordered the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. (CR&L) into some numerical quota, The second law also was applied to the lives of our unborn on th e lawn of John CALIFORNIA LETTUCE ...... hd. 29* clamation, "Help," tripped a trimmed radio! Includes battery and the nation. Construction despite their ability, and they declared unconstitutional by the children,” he said. "They exist in Hollingsworth, coach of the to show cause Oct. 31 why its certificate to operate in SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. 49* silent alarm and then hid in a rest earphone. Choose from all popular categories In his acceptance speech Aug. object—I don’t think it is right to Workers May same two federal judges who had fact, of course— if they did not, Reading High School football Bridgeport, Waterbury and New Britain should not be CANTALOUPES ...... 3 for ‘l.OO room, according to Cutler. He rock, folk, y o c a ii and instrumeriti 23 at the Republican National condemn those young people as ruled on the earlier one. Last there would be no clamor of team. T O M A T O E S ...... lb. 39* explained that state police Convention, Nixon appealed to revoked. insensitive or racist,” he con­ Strike Monday week the U.S. Supreme Court abortions to end their existence. This year police put out TANGERINES ...... 6 for 4^ responding to the silent alarm Democrats, Republicans and in­ tinued. The bus line, the second biggest in the state, stopped intercepted the two men who granted a stay of the lower "But they do not exist in law, searches for the pumpkins, Visit Our Imported Biisket Display! dependents to "join us as a new Nixon added that "there is no HARTFORD (AP) - Twelve running Oct. 10 after its drivers refused to take a 70

By THE ASSOCIA'TED PRESS McGovern said after the buffet before some 1,500 workers at the Westmark President Nixon is Ignoring at the home of Richard Salomon, Electric Boat submarine yards, in RCA 12” Diagonal finance chairman for McGovern New England during the Norwich at a fund-raising presidential campaign, says Sen. in Connecticut, that the fund­ luncheon and at Wesleyan. raiser was successful, but that he Portable TV Mini Humidifier Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. In Groton, Kennedy summed "Let’s invite this president of didn’t know how much It added up the results of President Nix­ ours to come on out and see to his campaign coffers. on’s economic policies as "prices beautiful New England,” “ How could you miss when up, profits out of sight, but wages 2 Kennedy told an enthusiastic you’ve got people like Sen. frozen.” crowd of about l.SOOmost of them Muskie and Sen. Ribicoff talking for you and trying to reach the studentsat Wesleyan University Of Nixon’s foreign policy, hearts of people?” he com ­ I m in Middletown, Conn. Kennedy said: "W e n ^ a strong mented. "You can’t miss.” Kennedy made the invitation defense, but we can’t be the OFF RETAIL PRICE Friday in a speechmaking tour to policeman of the world.” “ Hllsman, who served in the 24 boost the candidacy of After about one hour, Democratic Congressional can­ McGovern flew back to New State Department during the ad­ Super power grid didate Roger Hllsman of Lyme as York City with Muskle for more ministration of the late President of VHF tuner, solid slate Room size portable with well as that of presidential can­ campaigning. John F. Kennedy, delighted the I ' ■ U H F tuner. Built-in 2 1/4 gallons capacity. Kennedy, whose speechmaking crowd at Electric boat with a slip VHF and UHF an­ didate George McGovern. Unique qindmill wa­ McGovern was also In Connec­ tour went , from one end of the of the tongue, calling Kennedy EVERY ITEM tennas. terwheel action. ticut Friday, but he didn’t make 2nd Congressional District to the "Edward M. Muskle.” any pubUc appearanc«. He fiw other, declared that Democrats At all three campaign stops McGovern With Fund Raiser IN OUR STORE!! into Stamford from New York are picking up steam in the Kennedy was obviously the major presidential election campaign. •attraction, and he came through 3 WAYS TO CHARGE City for a fund-raising buffet with Democratic presidential nominee George McCiovem last night attended finance chairman; McGovern; Mrs. Salomon; and Sen. Eklmund alxMt 25 lnvl,id guesU, including "The fires are lit; the spirit Is with rousing speeches. He left the 18 Oak Street in SALE: FRI. and SAT. a private buffet dinner at the home of Richard Salomon, Stamford. Left Muskie, D-Maine. (AP photo) ne>ii Sens. Abraham Rlblcoff, l^ o n n , moving,” he said. state after about four hours of 1145 TOLLAND TP K E. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.ih. to 9:30 p.m. to right are: Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn.; Salomon, who is state Carriage House Boutique Downtown Manchester and Eldmund Muskle, D-Malne. Kennedy spoke In Groton campaigning. r MANCHESTER Sat. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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