The Weather PAGE TW ENTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.,, Sept. 22,1972 C olum bia Preis Awards Ck)udy tonight. U m In UM « Mi. 65 Donors Give Blood Announced Clolidy tomorrow. High thoat 70. Poiitble rain tonight and South Windtor Mary Sage, Nathaly Newton and Tlicrc were 65 pints “ f tomorrow. collected at the Red CYossBlrtod- Uiulse Dacler, all of Andover. > Page 16 lYopertles; John Hutchinson, mobile visit here at the Andover Berghuis Says Growth David Yeomans, George Nelson, Congregational fThurch Tuesday. Joseph Comerford, Wallace Bar­ MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Henry Bernitt, Columbia, (SIXTEEN PAGES-TV SECTION) ton and Robert MacDonald, all of MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, 8EPTEM BER23,1972 VOL. XCI, No. 302 Figures Not Accurate received a seven-gallon donor pin, Albert Pearce, l/^banon, Andover. 1,200 to 1,689 according to state Luncheon was served to the Donald Berghuis, board of five-gallon pin, Paul Brumhull workers by Kay Carl, Jane education member, has estimates. Andover, five-gallon pin and He said he feels the proposed Carlberg, Carol Hovrard, JuUe countered statements made by Dorothy Ellis, Hebron, three- Communications to Outside World Cut Off the school facilities committee addition will provide children llaverel, Janet McCall, Ivy with the best possible education gallon pin. Richards and Lorraine Hess, all report two years ago which Hrst time donors were I tier within a reasonable .budget and studied the school needs for the Hutchinson, Alan Ferguson and of Andover. he will support it as a fiscally There were 23 donors from town based on population John McGuire, all of Andover. sound and edu&tionally wise Columbia, 23 from Andover, 14 growth. In a prepar^ statement -Mrs. Wallace Lohr, Columbia, solution. from Hebron, one from ChapUn, Berghuis stated population pro­ was captain of the day. jections by the committee are The proposed addition to the two from Mansfield, one from Martial Law Imposed Staff aides were Mrs. Wilbur high school for $1.9 million will be “ off.” Fletcher and Miss Jean Natsch, Willimantlc, two from Lebanon voted on by residents during the and three from Coventry. There Philippine radio stations still on Ponce Enrile and his aides es­ president ends next year, has He referred to two areas in both of Columbia and Miss Vera By THE ASSOaATED PRESS The drastic measures came Nov. 7 election. were three temporary rejects. the air played uninterrupted caped unscathed from shots fired warned recently of increasing which the facilities committee Stanley and Miss. liorothea Ray­ The PhiUppinei government amid unrest caused by the coun­ Cub Registration Columbia Grange music. into Enrile's car by unidentified Communist terrorism. He said in report did not meet the current mond, both of Andover. proclaimed martial law, closed try's worst floods In history and a Cub Scout Pack 226, now in its Sketchy reports filtering out of gunmen who fled. a speech last week martial law trend for new housing in South Medical nurses were Mrs. Adolph German was Installed major newspapers, look control growing wave of bombings and loth year will hold a registration the troubled nation Indicated the m l^t be needed to combat It. Windsor. First, where it in­ Alfred Vezina and Mrs. Thomas as master; Howard Hinckley, of radio stations and cut com­ terrorism culminating in an un­ A Manila police spokesman night for boys between the ages military appeared to be playing a Police without warning shut dicated no apartments would be 0 Brien. Columbia, and Mrs. overseer; Ruby Wolff, lecturer; munications with the outside successful attempt to assassinate said three senators of Marco's of 8 to 10, who are interested in subdued role and martial law was down all of Manila's newspapers available in town for 1972 when Frank Mind. Hebron, Mrs. Jean Mitchell, chaplain; George world today for the first time the defense secretary Friday. opposition, the Liberal Party, joining, Monday at 7 p.m. at the An expected broadcast today not being enforced in Cebu and and all major radio and television “ 128 will exist in 1972," Berghuis Edward Sharpe, Andover. Cobb, steward; and Helen Robin­ since the islands gained in­ and a newspaper columnist were Eli Terry School. Registration fee Mindanao, from 350 to 600 miles staUons before there w u any said, and where the report ex­ Donor aides; Mrs. John son, secretary. dependence from U.S. rule 28 by President Ferdinand E. Mar­ arrested, but gave no reason. is $1. cos was not heard by evening. south of Manila. announcement of martial law. pected 25 in 1973 “ when actually Pringle. Mrs. R. K. Davis, Mrs. Also installed were, Philip years ago. Gunshots were reported on the Boys are asked to bring a Government sources said Mar­ Employes of The Associated 700 units will be renting by that Paul Merrick, Mrs. Stanley l.u- Isham, treasurer; Telfer campus of the state university, parent or guardian to the cos signed the martial law decree Press, whose Manila office is in date since 900 units have already ques and Mrs. Carl Gosline, all of Mitchell, assistant steward; where classes were ordered meeting. Boys who are presently transferring power to local the Manila Times Building, were been approved." Columbia; Mrs. Winston Abbott, Lydia Hinckley, lady assistant suspended. The university has cubs must also register. military commanders late ordered home vidthout explana­ The Town Comprehensive Plan Mrs. J. T Hohmann. Mrs. An­ steward; Harry Mott, gate been a center of leftist acUvlly. calls for 1,000 units and Berghuis Art Classes keeper; Hazel Spearman, Ceres; Election Delay Friday. But other reports said the tion. drew Gasper. Andover; and Mrs. Marcos, whose second term as South Windsor artist and proclamation was dated mentioned the 102 unit con­ Thomas Rothwell. Manchester, Gertrude Smitansky, Pomona; teacher, Thomas Arey. is offering Thursday, and had been prepared dominiums approved by the Mrs. Stanley Harris. Coventy. Edith Isham, Flora and Franci a series of art workshops in mix­ before Defense Secretary Juan Planning and Zoning Commission Canteen; Elizabeth Brass, Lyman, executive co m m itt^ Effort Dropped t this week for Clark St. which will ed media for both children and bring the total up to expectation adults in cooperation with Candidates Trade Custom Squares in Manchester. HARTF 3:00 - 3:00 P.M. “ We're under the gun," said or in the election of those that school population has evenings. Classes begin Sept. 30 police said. Picosa Ranch of former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally. apd class size is limited to 12. For SUrtlni Stpl. 23III Democratic chief John Bailey. selected, " He said there was dropped but “ in such minute 0 |M C lo in . TuUMn S20.00 Police said they didn’t know more information contact Asked if elections would be held evidence that voter registrars While appealing for amounts as to be inconsequen­ ISSUES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT the identity of the man who w ^ Nixon in voter-preference poUi. Thomas Arey, 1750 Ellington Rd., Tolland Nov. 7, he said "As far as I know could be ready in time for the Democratic votes Friday night, tial.” • M a o d tr i 3:00 to 1:13 P.M. killed. Agnew was campaigning in the South Windsor or Custom it looks that way,” although he election. Nixon hit McGovern on defense Berghuis said he feels the full Mobile Voter Registration SIk IMi S«pl- 23lh Michael Mahigel, 38, of Fair- South, and he continued the S q u a r e s , 50 C o o p e r St . TMCIain.TgHlMSI3.00 held onto an outside chance for a He took note that he and two and economic issues. As has been momentum of the increased field was arrested and charged (See Page U) delay from the state Supreme other federal judges had declared his custom. Nixon did not men­ building in town has not been felt Manchester. WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIEH with first-degree assault and Girls Volleyball Harold Garrity and Michael M«M 3:30 I t 3:30 P.M. Court or the U S. Supreme Court, the Saden plan unconstitutional, tion his Democratic challenger by but pointed out areas where pro­ mit Dr., Saturday from 10 until Democratic Appointments carrying a dangerous weapon, A bi-partisan move to increase SIh IIi i i Od.ZtO both hearing appeals. but he said it could be used on an jections are lower than actual High school girls free play Members of the Democratic Murray, registrar of voters. Danbury police said. His bond name. the town's voter registration has 11 30 a m. after which it wiil move Tm C Itu n . ThIUm tZO.N U.S. District Court Judge M. interim basis for just one election "We reject the arguments of Convention enrollment. He said the total volleyball will start Sept. 28 and campaign committee in charge of Other members of the com­ was set at $25,000. been launched in the form of a to the intersection of Apple and E S P -A S C IE N TIFIC EVALUATION Joseph Blumenfeld rejected a while the U.S. Supreme Court will be held at the Wapping the upcoming November elec­ mittee are - Dale Tower. Edith those who say that we would cut enrollment projections were off mobile voter registration drive New Rd. from noon until 2 p.m. MMtdmtIIMItMP.M. Police gave the following ac­ Elementary School gymnasium Knight. Stanley Kulik. Edward •(QUm U APPIIUTIOII w FUllTlia INFMIMTMM request for an injunction against ponders its merits. our defenses so that we become Results by 27 students and although this Us final stop will be at the tions. have been announced by SMt^odoa count of the incident: on Thursday evening from 7 to 9. Saturday, and again on Sept. ,30. Moskey. Sanford Nemitz and IT CAIUM M C.C., M4-430C. U . Ml the nominating process Friday, the second strongest nation in the “ be a minor error" it is higher Merrow Rd. firehouse parking lot Charles Thifault. Democratic SnMCkMt.TgMMSM.N State police and Danbury of­ The results are as foUowi in the Teams will be formed and all The registrars. Democrat Robert Larsen, district chairmen. one day before legislative world, ” the President said. than expected which could be from 2 to 4:15 p.m. town chairman. ficers, seeking Mahigel in connec­ eight convention! (four interested girls are asked to Michael Murray and Republican. Mrs. Joan Tower has been ap­ nominating conventions in multi­ And Nixon decried what he disastrous. Registration eiigibility re­ In addition to himself. Thifault Lunch Hour tion with a warrant for him held Republican and four Democratic) report and support the activity Mrs Marilyn F'erry. will use a pointed chairman of absentee town districts. described as the potentially According to Berghuis' report, quirements have been altered has appointed George Hunt, vice by state police, spotted a car at which Manchester had sponsored by the recreation mobile van to bring their office ballots. The absentee ballots may The Democrats were fighting appealing thought of calling for he believes that population permitting U. S. citizens 18 and chairman; Stanley Johnson Jr., Hobby carrying Mahigel and another delegates this morning. department into the streets, placing stress on be obtained by contacting Mrs. an election under the Saden reap- “ the redistribution of income, to figures will not take a long plunge over to register as long as they treasurer. Rudy Kowalski, presi­ man at about 8:30 p.m. The Third Senatorial District ■The program will be under the the ease with which residents can Tower. Murray or Thifault. portionment plan, already see that those who do not work but will stablize at the elemen­ are “ bonafide" residents of the dent of the Young Dems; Atty. Hobbled warrant was a search and seizure Democratic candidate - incum­ direction of Carol Brown. For register to vote. declared unconstitutional, but are rewarded more than those tary level and will not produce community, of at least one day. authorization alleging that bent State Sen. Harry S. Burke of further information contact A car with a loudspeaker will placed into effect by Superior who do’ ’—an idea McGovern has the eventual drop in high school Both registrars urged new Mahigel had a weapon. James Snow, recreation director, precede the van into Court Judge Walter J. Sidor. He NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A never proposed in such terms East Hartford. population to under 1,100 by 1983 voters to register with a political Three police cars from the Republican candidate - Arthur at the town hall. neighborhoods announcing the shortened the election process convict made the most of his although he has talked of as predicted by the facilities party, since this is the only means Danbury department and the B. Shattuck of East Hartford, hours and location of the mobile and dictated a calendar of events lunch hours during a redistributing income. report. He said it appears that by which they can participate in 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING state police surrounded the car minority leader of the East Hart­ unit to the Secretary of State. rehabilitative work release McGovern made tongue-in- population will remain near the party caucuses and primaries to carrying Mahigel and the other The unit will be parked at the The Democrats claimed the program here, robbing 15 finance cheek references to the ford Town Council. 1,500 at the high school and that it select candidates. man oij South Street at 9:45 p.m. Fourth Senatorial District Public Records corner of Virginia Lane and Sum­ Saden plan favored the GOP and companies and using a city- Watergate affair and its links to has the potential to increase. Working Together Two state troopers, wearing Democratic candidate - Mrs. sets the stage that the telescoped election owned vehicle to make his Nixon's re-election organization According to Berghuis, the Warranty Deeds Moriarty Brothers civilian clothing, emerged from Thomas J. (Estelle) Flanagan of Federal Fund Monitoring process was unfair to candidates getaways, police charged Friday. as the Democrat campaigned planned addition for the high Barbara K. Dubiel to Antonio one of the cars and walked Glastonbury, making her tint try .inowitz said the revenue- for style... Local Bov Scout Troops and Cub Packs work hand-in-hand on many community P™jecta\ and voters. But Blumenfeld said James Edward Miller, 36, a Friday in Detroit, Rochester, school will raise the capacity of and Bertha 1. Zaccardelli. proper­ toward the two men's vehicle at public office. NEW YORK (API - The they failed to prove their point. prison inmate assigned as a labor N.Y., and Pittsburgh. South Windsor High School from ty at 68 Hollister St., conveyance sh iring bill lo provide $30. FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY Michael (?hristino of Troop 367, at left, and Keith Roy of Pack 91, affix poster to door of Herald holding their badges. Republican candidate - incum­ National Urban Coalition an­ The federal judge said a special Referring to Nixon’s Texas tax $28.05. billion to states and localities office Posters urging support of the current 1972 United Appeal Fund Drive are being foreman with the city sanitation Two shots were fired at the nounced Tuesday that it will CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS for value! trip, McGovern said: “ I don’t bent State Sen. David 0. Odegard John Weiss Jr. to Everett J. over a five-year period in a ver­ distributed by the Scouts to local businesses. The Scout organizations are among the legislative election held department, was booked with troopers through the right monitor the way federal revenue­ know what this second visit’s of Manchester. Cole Sr and Helen D. Cole, sion now in a Senate-House con­ that benefit from the UAF Drive being conducted now through the end of the month. (Herald sometime- after Nov. 7, “ would robbery, authorities said. windshield of the car carrying sharing funds are used If the on all makes . .. about unless he’s going to come 9th Assembly District property at 81 Lyness St., con­ ference committee, should be arouse only a diminished voter Police said they were led to Mahigel and the other man, revenue-sharing bill is passed in photo by Buceivicius). back with another suitcase full of Democratic candidate - incum­ veyance tax $24.20. pas.sed by Congress in the next interest and a smaller voter tur­ Miller through study of the troopers said. The officers were Congress, the coalition chairman. money. The last guy they sent bent State Rep. Muriel T. few weeks nout as compared to the method of operation of the reported unhurt. LEGAL NOTICE ® Sol M. Lmowitz. said. carried a suitcase between his Yacavone of Eiast Hartford. MacBryde to Bruce H. and Bar­ Carl Holman, president of the STAN OZIMEK, Manager November election when a Presi­ robberies — the same method, The car managed to back out of Notice of sale at Public Auction After a three-hour meeting of Republican candidate - Carl bara L. Bunt, unit in Northfield National Urban tloalition. said. dent of the United States will be they said, used in 1971 robberies its partly-surrounded position, legs with $700,000 in cash.” (he coalition s steering com ­ 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Zinsser of Manchester, former Sat. Sept. 30. 1963 Chevrolet, With a bl(K-k grant program, it is to which Miller had pleaded guil- The South Dakota senator Green Condominium, con­ mittee. I.inowitz said the coali­ elected." cross South Street, and travel member of the Manchester engine No. 31569T18-7334. at Don difficult to show where the He said Sidor's order “ does referred to recent disclosures veyance tax $31.35 tion would track " the funds and ty- down a 20-foot embankment into Board of Directors. Willis Garage 18 Main Street William L and Susan E. money is going. " that Nixon fundraiser Roy record how the money was spent. Bus Subsidy Fund shrubbery at the Mosler Safe Co., 14tb Assembly District Manchester. Winchester flew from Texas to Bloomfield to F’aul J. Volpe. police said. Washington with a suitcase con­ Democratic candidate - Mrs. property at 65 Galaxy Dr . con­ The man who later was killed taining $700,000 for Nixon's re- Lawrence I. (Cecile) Decker of veyance tax $41.25. fled the car carrying a 45-caliber South Windsor, vice chairman of LEGAL NOTICE Satisfaction of Judgement PROFESSIONAL Hartford Pilot automatic pistol and broke into election fund. Four of the checks carried in the South Windsor Board of Theodore D. Chambers et al Sources Debated the nearby Preferred Utilities Notice is hereby given that the the suitcase were reported to Elducation. versus Barbara K. Dubiel. Co., police said. Republican candidate - G. Board of Admission of Electors may want to put the cash into while a long-term plan, such as have been found in the bank profierty at 68 Hollister St HARTFORD (AP) - Mayors, Danbury police,'wearing bullet­ Warren Westbrook of South for the Town of Coventry. State their transit districts. the Ritter proposal, is under con­ Dies In Crash account of Bernard Barker, one Attachment state officials and transit ex­ proof vests, entered the building Windsor, former state represen­ of Connecticut, will be in session REMODELING CONSULTANTS Handman said highway money sideration. of the seven men facing trial in Manchester Lumber Co ecutives argued at legislative NEWARK (AP) — A twin-engine mail plane crashed onto the under a tear-gas cover but met tative and former South Windsor on the 30th day of September. shouldn’t be used for transit pur­ The legislators, meeting in th e June 17 break-in at against Robert L. Webb, property hearings Friday over which shots from a men's room, police 1972, in the Town Office have poses and urged that the sub­ special session in an effort to tracks of the Penn-Central Railroad minutes after take-off from Democratic headquarters in the deputy mayor. on Tolland Tpke.. $400. pocket the state should dip Into to said. The officers returned fire Building, Route No.31, Coventry, sidies come from the public ser­ resolve the bus crisis, are Newark Airport today, killing the two men aboard. Watergate complex in In the 53rd district (Tolland, James G. Zuccardy Insurance subsidize financially-troubled bus and retreated Then Danbury of­ Connecticut, from 9:00 a.m. to working under the pressure of a The plane, enroute to Windsor Locks, made a normal takeoff Washington. Coventry and Willington) Jesse Agency against 0. James Perkins, EXPERIENCE companies. vice tax fund. ficers reinforced by troopers, 1:00 p.m. to examine the Over fifty years of experience as Home Modernizers. Numerous Handman expressed support coming strike vote by about 1:20 a m., but after reaching an altitude of ^00 feet, suddenly In remarks for a pep talk to the Brainard won endorsement over property at 58 Bolton St.. $2,000. The executive director of the entered the building again and qualifications and act on the Amalgamated Transit Union two other candidates In the Dissolution Agreement I satisfied customer installations. Over 100 thousand feet of exterior Greater Hartford Transportation for a bill introduced by Rep. veered and plunged onto the tracks, slicing through power lines. Ohio State Democratic conven­ applications of those residents (ATU) employes. The vote, set found the unidentified man dead Eliziibeth J Carpenter and siding installed. One of Connecticut's most proficient and George J. Ritter, D-Hartford, spokesman said trains were tion in Cleveland, McGovern said Republican convention. The found eligible to apply for admis­ District, Arthur L Handman, The twin-engine Beechcraft from a gunshot wound in the that would split the cost between for Sunday, is expected to rerouted through a nearby freight he has reached a turning point Democratic convention was to Arthur B. Carpenter no longer professional siding companies. termed “ unacceptable " Gov. was owned by the Tobey Air Taxi head in a utility room near the sion. authorize a strike Oct. 1 against take place later today. doing business as Silk City An- Thomas J. Meskill's plan to shell the state and transit districts. The Service of Wethersfield. Owner yard, causing delays up to a half after lagging 34 points behind Dated at Coventry. Connecticut IIIHD two bus companies if provisions men s room, according to police. toiques. state would pay its share of the George Tobey identified the pilot an hour. this 22nd day of September 1972. out from the state's highway fund aren't made to boost transit, Building Permits to keep the buses running. cost from the public service tax as Sig Serksmas of Hartford, the Juliei|te E. Bradley NEW PRODECT workers' wages. Nutmeg Homes Inc., new fund, under the Ritter proposal. copilot as Elmer Brewer of Margaret E. Jacobson Meskill’s plan would boost the The companies, the Connec­ dwelling at 108 Hamilton Dr . As a Horne Owner they will personally The transit executive said that I’ rovidence. R.I. Elizabeth R. Rychling highway fund appropriation by $3 ticut Co. and the ConnecUcut $35,000 a direct state subsidy to bus Unes The charred and badly crushed Board for Admissions introduce you to the S IN C I 1733 million leaving the specific Railway and Lighting Co., J A McCarthy Inc . new would be a good stopgap measure bodies of both men were thrown Town of CYiventry solutions up to local towns. Some provide bus service in a half- dwelling at 116 ilamilton Dr . from the wreckage as the plane dozen cities. $22,000 GIFT FOR YOU HANDSOME FOLDS FOR EASY hit the Penn Central’s mainline NOTICE Frederick J Sartor, tool shed DIRECTOR’S CHAIR TOTINO OR STORINOI At the hearings. New Haven tracks running between New at 29 Indian Dr . $200 FREE ELECTRIC CLOCK for learning the facts about our Mayor Barlliolomew Guida urged York and points south No trains TOWN OF COVENTRY ‘ J Eric F’otter. alterations to sensational new vinyl product. AT TREMENDOUS the legislators to “ act now and were travelling near the site ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS dwelling at 78 Harlan St.. $150 act decisively m a worthwhile and when the plane crashed. The There will be a Public Hearing SAVINGS! Revision Commission James J. McCarthy, alterations constructive manner " by closest building, the factory of on Monday, October 2, 1972, at to dwelling at 21 F’rinceton St.. providing state subsidies from the Weston Instruments Co., is 7:30 p.m. in the downstairs board $650. the public service tax fund. He 150 yards from the spot. room of the Town Office Building To Meet Wednesday called Meskilt s plan "Uie worst A fire department spokesman to hear the following appeal: case of fiscal irresponsibility 1 said it could not be determined if Fernand Lizotte of Dunn Road, have ever seen. " the fire was started by the high appealing for a special exception The Manchester Charter Revision Commission (CRC) voltage lines, which were tom as provided for in Section 2.5.1 thwarted by circumstances from meeting Sept. as The governor "is trying to FOLDS TO HOLD protect his surplus and throw the down for several hundred feet, or and 10.3 of the Zoning SNACKS. TOOl planned, will try again Wednesday. It has scheduled a the plane’s impact. Regulations to allow construction meeting of the entire 15-member committee for 8 p.m. m the people to the wolves, Guida “ It was a heck of a fire, ” said of an external stairs entrance to ' Extra wide rooniy seats • Folds flat for extra con­ said. venience and mobility Municipal Building Hearing Room. ^ one of the first policemen to an existing building ' Handsome black vinyl con­ Hartford Mayor George Athan- It was because only 7 of the CRC’s 15 members showed up reach the scene."There was mail All interested persons are in­ VnH lu: Froir— ionil Rrmitilrlin^ ( im.ullanl- forms to dll /our positions • Folds to hold snacks son spoke on behalf of the (one short of a quorum) and because nobody had the key for thrown all over the place. " vited to attend. 18.1 Fa *I tlidfllf Tpkr.. Nlanihr-lrr. ( »)nn. IMHIIH ' Sturdy frame, nickel plated • Looks great indoors, or out! Connecticut Conference of with rubber caps, keeps you the room in which they were to meet, that the meeting was Tobey said, "It was a perfectly Signed, Hi: N a m r ...... FABULOUS VALUE... Mayors. Raymond A. Desmone securely in place BUY NOW AND SAVE! called off the last time. ^ . normal takeoff. They had them I am a homeowner and would like to learn the facts tdd rr'. “ A comprehensive, statewide Chairman The purpose of next Wednesday’s CRC meeting i s ^ on radar. Then at 300 feet she just about BIRD BRANDED VINYL SIDING, introduced I i l l . . approach is the only feasible way Coventry Zoning receive the report of a 5-member sub-committee ap^mled went in. There's absolutely no personally by your company executive I understand to solve Connecticut’s mass tran­ Board of Appeals M a lr , June 22 and to take whatever other action is deemed explanation" the clock is not an inducement to buy Zip . . sit problems in the long run... Municipalities do not have He said botli men were ex­ PiiMnr The function of the sub-committee was to examin^ the financial resources necessary perienced pilots and liad flown organize and categorize the many suggestions and to manage mass transportation," many times on the run between S1VEET CIDER Newark, Windsor Locks and recommendations made at a series of seven, coaswutive he said. Time Out For a Little Reminiscence QTS., GALS., 3 & 4 G A L . Wednesday public hearings — held at seven different Support for Hie governor’s 1‘rovidcnce, H I , which was the JARS, CROCKS, KEGS, PROFESSIONAL proposal came from Assistant plane's final destination. The trip is made Tuesday through Satur­ of Lowell, Mass. The director is Andrew Palmer of Woon­ **^’RC chairman John FitzGerald said in June that, once the House Minority Leader Michael These are newspapermen, not sineors, 'u!' ttuy did entertain RARRELS, SPIGOTS ''b/BEZZINI day mornings each week. socket, R.I. The others, from left, are Joseph Doherty of sub-committee complete« its work, several study com­ Morano of Greenwich. at the convention of the New hogland .Associated Press News Boston, William CYouse of Woonsocket, Tlie Transportation Committee Pending an inspection by Harold Turkingtpn REMODELING CONSULTANTS Open Mon.-Thurx. mittees will be named to review the proposed charter Executives Association convention in progress pt Moodus. Federal Aviation Agency in­ of Manchester, and Robert Leeney of New Haven. (Hendd BOLTON CIDER HULL 519 E. MIDDLE TPKE. agreed to make a recommenda­ They set a musical background for a sentimental review of ^^DEAL H ITH TH E PROS” B a n k 10 ajn. ■ 9 p.m. revisions by categories. vestigators, the plane remained ■•HIM • M il ■• A toOLTONi Fully Inaured tion to the full legislature photo by Ofiara) 4 ATTHEGREEN Fri. and Sat. on the tracks. A Penn Central the association’s 25 year history. The pianist is Ltavid Conner M v m b v r C'.C". R 4 6 -I 4 C 0 F ln a n r lu K Tuesday. M«niB SllverMlel*. IHgp. Tel. 613-6389 T E L . 649-5327 10 ajn. • 5 p.nL M ANCHKSTER K VENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn., Sat.. Sept. 23.1872- PAG E T H R g E

PAQB TW O- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M uKtoUr, Co—.. S>t-, SqH. O , UTO News for Senior Citizens Sheinwold on Bridge ••••••••• Dally Qw i Hm AVOIDGENBROUTY by WALLY FORTIN At dtalar, ywi boUi f SATtJRDAY IN PLA VINO TRUMPS Director By ALFRED SHEINWOLD M 4-M ; HaarU, I; Capitol Theater — "Cry A4: Oaha, K-4jj*l#. Ptoying a certain kind of bridge Uncle,’ 7 00; 'Joe. ' 1:45 Hi evoybody! By tbe tiioc you with Amy ■ to oiir own Amy tchooto: Wiltoo D okin. aaristant What do you say? hand to Ukc lUtUng untU the Jerry Lewis Qnema. South start readiiig Ibis cobimo your* McCann, but later boarded the superintendent of ichoob: Dr. Ansiy*'': Bid one spada. You Windsor — 'Play It A|ain Sam.’’ senior bus and signed autographs, other fellow pidu up hive 11 points In high cards and 8 truly will be cK ortinf some sixty Richard Uneven, principal of Ub. The idea to to make him 7:00-9:00 roeriibcn oato tbe ^ w boat to programs, and p v e out a lew llling Junior High; Andrew poinU (or distribution. ThU Is spend hto money wUhoul apen- SUte Theater - “Prime Cut." Nassau Y ep ! Th e day has kisses. By tbe screeching on the Vincena. and Richard Provoatc enough for an opening bid, 00- ittiig any of your own. (I wouldn t 1 IS^2:»M 30« 00-7 404:30 arrived, and one we've sweated bus I womlered 111 would need to usistant to the youth coordinator peclally when you have a freard dranm of nuAlng any namea, but Cinema — “ Everythim You out for a number of months. So bring out the smelling sails, but for the schools. Robert Dlgan. spade suit. Always Wanted to Know About certain bridge partnen of mine 4 < now. you'll just have to wait a all survived, only to bum all the Now Dr. Kennedy and Dr. have a bead aUrt on teaming thto Sei. 1 304 304 30-7 309 30 couple of weeks to bear tbe way home "Once in love with Richard Undgren are newcomers South dealer North-south vulnerable Cinema II — ‘Hickey A results as vre arrive beck in New Charke ■ to our town, and are anxious to play.) NORTH Boggs. I 303 304 107 109 30 York at I o'clock neat Saturday The tnp didn't leave loo nuny meet you fok i. They are not South daatar U A Theater East — Speaking of making out a members behind, but those wiio interested in explaining the needs ♦ Q2 North-South vulnerable 9 Q f ? Butterflies Are Free," 1 30 report 1 have one on our recent attended our Fun-Day were of the schools, ^ t more or less to Opening lead — Ten o f 0 K J 4 3 304 307 309 30 jaunt to Rockingham Park. Some treated to a time at the races. The get to know you. and possibly Diamonds A A9H72 Blue-HiUs Dnve-ln — “ M A S of us were a bttle kicky, and all winnings weren't too high, but work out a relationship where the WEST KAiT H , 740. T h e French Connec­ were quite surprised to see so one thing lor sure, the Mafia schools could benefit by your East won the first trick wlto 10 7 4 A J 9 8 6 5 1 tion. 10 13 many favorites win on suck a hasn't taken over our track as yet. experience and talents & plan the ace of diamonds and returned A 10 9 9 3 Mansfield Drtve-In — ■'The sloppy, and I do mean sloppy The afternoon ended with card on being here to make these men 109 8 7 3 the king of clubs. Declarer 0 A,3 Night Evelyn Came Out of the track. It even rained real hard playing, and square dancing feel welcomed. K e«s Showing at 7 4 9 P.M. Vampire. " 10 50 o p i : \ & INSULATED more SAVE! East Hartford Dnve-ln — "The the big sum of $102.00. Now how so we can put you on our list p m . registration for Sterling at 2 p m - No Surxiay Psrfor* SLACKS : . v'.'.V Graduate. 7 30. C C And about that"’ I pick one out of We would like also to start Gardens 10 a m. to noon, oil 2 f IIOI KS market - Harrtat S. Jorganssn 40.000 chances, and come up with receiving names of persons who painting class. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Company." 9:25 7 11 s io lu ; Thaatrt — Tickats S3.00 — For Senior Citizens and HS the lowest pay-off of the year. are able to volunteer their ser­ Senior Bowling League at the t.ltl I N ItO \l> RsMTvations Call 429 2912 Students 99< vices to deliver the Hot-Meals GREATEST Coventry At least 1 won. but it's just the Parkade Lanes Nobus >1 \ N t III V I S K COATS h Monday thru Thursday irony of it all. to pick them for Anyone interested please call me scheduled V A LU ES only that much. at 643-5310 Tbe more names we Wednesday. 6:30 a m. to 4:30 AND Square Dancers " i i (5h well, the day was completed get. the easier it will be to p m . Fun-Day featuring Nils EVER Mark 10th Year with an excellent dinner served at schedule the days, and not put Carlson showing slides of New­ SOFT BRUSHED the Club 88 Restaurant, and that the burden on just a few The port. Rhode Island 3 p.m. to 4 For // The Whirlaways Square Dance put the finishing touch to an deal IS that we assign a volunteer p m . card playing, and square CORDUROT STOtlL Qub will mark its lOtb anniver­ enjoyable day to one or two homes in tbe same dancing Bus pick up at noon, and Your sary this weekend with a special Monday morning we had area, to deliver the Hot-Meals return tnp at 4 p m W TIfiETHBITHErREIIIUIUBI dance Sunday night at the Capt. another fine turnout for our The volunteer will come to the Thursday. 8 30 a m to 4 30 PARTS iS JM HURRY K'niij;;!: - Nathan Hale School from 7 to 10. kitchen social bingo with Bob Center between 11:45 a.m. and p m . registering (or Sterling Dining V' KOVI Two guest callers will be on Doggart handling the games. In noontime on a designated day, Gardens 9 45 a in to noon, hand for the special event. Skip the afternoon there were 70 pay for the meal in advance, pick pinochle games. 1 p m to 4 p m. Pleasure OU D\G diary of a mad Smith and Ed Fraidenburg. pinochle players on hand and the It up. deliver it. and then collect bndge games. Bus pick up at 8:30 housewife Rounds will be cued by Lillian winners were John Derby. 703: for the meal from the member, a m . return trip at noon « 0ttCT'®*^ a trank perry film and Paul Zepke. Agnes Halpryn. 695: Gussie San­ and in that way saving a return Fnday. 8 30 a m to 4:30 p.m W e P r e a e n t SOLIDS On Thursday evening. Sept 28. ford. 671. Ted Rivard. 663: Ellen Unp to the Center final day lor Sterling Garden richarej benjamin HOW W the club will hold a Free FTin Kieman. 663. Emma Russell. It s really a worthwhile Registering 10 a.m to noon, frank lanqetla Night in preparation for its an­ 662. Florence North, 655: Leon program, and volunteers are very kiuhen social games, one can of S Y q U I N T O came snod^gress STRIPES 6ENE HACKMAN nual series of square dance Fallot. 655. Wilbrod Messier. much needed So if you can spare fruit needed 7 p in. to 10 p.m. viwt-t lessons, which will begin on Oct. Academy Award Winner 637. Alveda Brewer. 636, Ellen approximately a half hour on a setback playing Bus pick up at AT THE ORGAN 5 The fun night event will give THiV Bronkie 635. Julia Vendnllo. Wednesday noon, please call the 8 30 a m , return tnp at noon TURTLENECKS BEST ACTOR tor prospective club members tbe 630. Fritz Wilkinson. 628: Inez above number You II be glad you Every FrI. and Sat. “The French Connection!' opportunity to join in lor an Mahoney. 628. Oliver Roberts. did and so will we la s t evening a ^ determine whether 627. Alida Johnson. 626. Our tnp to Canada is sUU m the It Rained 100% COMBED today- tomorrow or not they would like to take Josephine Schuetz. 626. .Mane pLannuig stages, and the more I On The Plain 1:15 - 240 • 4:30 COTTONS lessons. Hebenslreit, 624. and Cis Wilson. hear about it. the more I know D I M E m X H US 6:00 • 7:40 ■ 9:20 k UNiVCASAt/UALPAbO COU^AMV »N at (!^pt Nathan Hale School where our Senior Bowling Remember it s for five days, ty supplies, police reported V FAMOUS Girl Scout Troop 5253 League was busy knocking down we 11 be suying at some top- today are Girl Scout Troop 5253 will the hardwood 'The results went notch hotels have quite a few There were no known j MAKER resume its activities on Sept 25 VITO’S GREAT scmieihing like this The women s surprises in store for you The casualUes but fire brigade of­ I with a meeting at Coventry (Formerly yUla Louita) Double honors went to Mary Chaves for trip is scheduled for the week of ficers said they had received at VALUES FOR Grammar School froth 6 30 to 8 her high triple of 438. and the Oct 23 and reservauons will Villa Loalaa Rd., BaUaa Knits least 500 emergency calls from W ARM p m high aierage of 140 4. and to start the week of Oct 9th persons trapped in flooded Opea Saadaya—CTaaed Moadaya .Mothers should be present for Bertha Duhrmg for her high Don t forget our Christmas houses and cars. & a bnef K) nunute meeting at tbe Bazaar and Koexf Sale to be held Uon.-Thurs. 8 p.m. single of 161 For the men the In central eastern Spain, beginning of tbe session______high triple honor was won by Ted here at our Center on Tuesday COZY Fri.-Sat. 7 :30, 9:30 damage to crops and property Chambers and the high single of morning Oct 3rd from 9 a m Sun. 2, 4, 6,8 SKO BbWNSfDf AVt fASTMAMTrOPO was reported very high in many jusr MINUTES AMA y IHBEXIT^t 185 and the high average of 164 4 until we run out of food We areas, with the River Ebro TWO THESE SLACKS] was taken by Clarence Peterson could use some nice homemade Mj.iuri.iwrfi.'ia7aara swollen to "alarming " levels in [ t o n e s SOLD AT| Wednesday rolled around and artu les for the gift tables as well some places He really live busload of members were otf to as a lot ol homemade cookies and Towne Q.. ' HA «ifo [P A T C H ^ *18.00 To‘21.00 I I A«.T - .Vf ST 4IB V BO » * ' up to his the Goodspeed Opera House to other baked gcxxlies name! see Where s Charlie The lead This affair is open to the House NOW .-WM Bill McC'utcheon m Where s public You senior members who Siaeks JIITBROWII STELIASTEKIIS COLORFUL - ' V/J Charlie not only came down off can t get into the act for various NOW ONLY ■ N0W0NIT\ the stage to sing Once m love reasons, but would like to "help Pizza PANTS LADIES’ & T E E N S m \ I'.-''/.. out can send a contribution to 314 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER LAD IES ' & us Remember, we re planning to WERE N FILM RATING G U ID t I FURRY PLUSH ' “2 0 " buy ceramic equipment so we can Phene 64M 648 for Ddicious *8.00 TEEMS' For Parents and offer our meinben a class in DOUBLE Their Chilorth ceramii-s PIZZA-HOT OVEN GRINDERS I to ALL LEATHER SLIPPERS W \ Another reminder that on KNIT * 10.00 SQUAW MOCKS Wednesday Oct 4lh we will be SPAGHETTI DINNERS ELARES giving out the awards to the HI Fethi - Nt'rt lacli M The DM Mad, Caaa la M Od $133 mi shuffleboard winners IMyAt7:N«»;30 HHh U*. ly Tdlag Adwalip 01 Da CaapM tpicMI WHILE FOAM N W IDE BELT Please make a note of this as it W H ILE Ssl. 8 Sun. St 1:3«-2;M MMItWTM. GUIOAMCR THEY CUSHION ^ 5.25-7:30-9:30 IS important, and we d like you to TH EY LAST Lf OE plan on attending the meeting. >• COUPON.. A MMMMPIWeH M 00UC1 . INSOLES On Wednesday. Oct 4th. we will LAST Caiipan Special Oaad Taday t Sun, (M rI BtJTTBlIFUES have as our guests. Or James Rob«rt Bill AREFIIBB Kennedy superintendent ol SUNDAY thru FRIDAY C ulp & C o sb y 50* O F F A .M . to P.M. BABOAIH “ HICKEY” GODieHPWl' OVER 4 MILLION 37 CTR 10 10 “ EVERYTHING M jm ifB C ON SfVtALl. NEWINGTON | \ M C M U kn M T PRESCRIPTIONS 25^ O F F I G s r HOM .SS 3375 BERLIN TPKE. ■ 1130 SILAS DEANt n w a i ______YOU ALWAYS &LxaATa/99c “ BOGGS” WANTED TO KNOW , MoaaM uMDta ir AawTTsa ABOUT SEX" f W . I 1:30 -3^0 -5:15 ARTHUR DRUG HOURS; !UES., NED., THURt., II la 10; • I S I i P p t 7:15-9:30 s^COHAWiAnCTUKSD FRI.g$AT., HtallilUH. J It IQ (CtaiM Naadm) ijs-s]s.sjt-;js.»ii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 23,1972- PAGE FIVK PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat- Sept,23.1972 —------— ------4 V truGuest e st caiioriui Editorial l®anrl|fHt^r femting wralo Know Your Limits Open Forui within the space of one hoi i on WILLIAM E. ADINT proved itudent achievement Founded Oct, 1, 1881 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR empty stomach, would be an unfit per­ Better Vtilination resulting from decreailng CONNECTICUT SAFETY son to drive a motor vehicle. In Education pupll/teecher ratio*," newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.ro. In conclusion, these (acts, have PabUsbed by Manchester Publishing Co., However, a 250 pound individual To the editor: IS Btiaeil Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should te le p ^ e the circulation de|>art- COMMISSION convinced u* that we are not could consume three cocktails within a In a new* releaie prelimina^ compromUlng the quaUty of our telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. Ejven before the horseless carriage three-hour period while having a full to “selUng” the high » c ^ l ad^' education; but, rather, making Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation appeared on the Ame^can scene, it was tlon, Mr. Jamei Arnold, chair­ belter utilisation of our school course dinner, and in all probability he and holidays. Elntered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press considered unwise to*'ride a horse or man of the South Windsor Board facilities and our educational Port Office as Second (Hass Mall would be capable of driving a motor of Education, charged the funds. Money unwisely spent on Conn., drive a carriage while under the in­ Concerned Otizens Group with Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes vehicle safely. buildings wlU not buy better fluence of liquor. After the gas not having coniidered all education for Our children. Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for III. How Is the Blood-Alcohol Level students in proposing a redistric- typographical errors appearing in adver­ ‘ carriage” became a permanent vehicle Measured in the Body? ting plan as part of the Hign The Concerned Citizen* for Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The of transportation on our highways, it School-Wapping Complex. In Ws Responsive and Responsible Manchester Evening Herald. Blood, breath or urine analyses are attempt to discredit the Payable in Advance soon became evident that the tipsy Town Government from South I Display advertising closing hours, three Concerned Qtizens Group he has One Month 13.25 One Year 339.00 the scientific tests used to determine Windsor; „ „ full days prior to publication. driver was destined to become one of failed to acknowledge that all our Mr. and Mrs. Allan Caffyn, Stagle Copy 15* Six Months 319.50 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon the greatest killers of our mechanized this level. sutistical information was o^ 1533 Main Street, South Windsor. By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months 39.75 IV. At What “Chemical Test ” Level Is tained from the school ad­ prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYiday age. Soon the phrase, "if you drink, Mr and Mrs. William for publication Saturday and Monday. a Person Considered to be Under the ministration. Cu»man, 90 Scott Drive, South Subscribers who fail to receive their More interesting, however, is don’t drive.” appeared in print so often Windsor Influence of Alcohol? Mr. Arnold’s apparent attempt to that it became a very tired bromide Mr and Mrs. Donald Marra, ' - ' - y .-V This measurement is a percentage of frighten people into thinking they 172 Dogwood Lane, South Wind­ ■'A Although the above advice is still the might have their children bused- alcohol in the blood. It is generally sor best approach toward safe driving, it is an unreasonable distance when agreed that if this blood-alcohol level is the High School-Wapping regrettably true that countless millions Manchester High’s below 0.05 per cent, a person is usually Complex Plan is implemented of Americans continue to ignore this We hope it was not his intention O r 'y \. V ' not under the influence of alcohol If rule and drive their cars after having to arouse certain neighborhoods Urges Support VIP Program this level is within the range of 0.05 per and schools by grossly distorting had that one for the road.” Thus, we. redistricting. Dear sir: , , cent to 0.09 per cent, the individual may are fort^ed to admit that after many Mr. Arnold should be aware of I wonder if the people of cies, self-employed people, or any other Manchester really stop to think VIP has come to be known as "Verv possibly be under the influence, and the administration's South Wind­ vocational source to provide a broad years of sermonizing, sloganizing, strict sor High School Housing what a difficult. If not impossible, Important Person” and it’s origin back when it reaches 0.10 per cent or higher, time a non-profit organlzaUon, spectrum of vocational varieties so that enforcement programs, scare techni­ Problem. Plan D. Recommenda­ in World War II days, we believe, was a he is definitely considered to be uner tion presented September 1971. such as Manchester Public students, whatever their vocation in­ ques, and educational programs, we Health Nursing Association military term used to alert lower the influence of liquor which states. We took the entire terests, can interview these source peo­ have not succeeded in convincing the Wapping School. K-5 (1972) and would have, if it weren t for the echelons that the brass was showing up motoring public that driving after V. In Connecticut, at What Blood distributed it to Avery. Eli Terry, United Fund We give nursing ple concerning their particular Orchard Hill, and Pleasant services where they are needed and to get the red carpet ready. Today it drinking intoxicants is a dangerous prac­ Alcohol Level can a Driver Be Arrested vocational interest. Valley. We were short four whether or not a person can is still used in the same connotation, tice. for Driving Under the Influence of classnxims. afford our fee At this time students who are seniors We present a budget to the with an exception here in Manchester. What we now hope to do is to develop Alcohol? The administration allowed for and juniors are being selected for both pre-primary and transition United Fund Finance Com­ It is 0.10 per cent. More than one-half VIP at Manchester High School stands participation in the VIP program but a motorists “know your limits” self- classes in their redistricting plan mittee. Because of the low of the states now have the level set at and were only four classrooms returns in the drive, we do not for Vocational Information Program when it is fully implemented analysis, so that the individual driver 0.10 per cent. Utah has 0.08 per cent and short In this respect. Mr. Ar­ receive our full request — even This program, launched last spring, is an sophomores too will be included. will be able to determine, as much as nold's charge that 15 modulars though we have documented our many European nations go along with effort on the part of the school in There is no cost to the firm or citizens possible, his own personal safety factor would be needed in the High insofar as drinking and driving is con­ even lower limits — some as low as 0.05 School-Wapping Complex Plan is I think, unfortunately, that cooperation with individuals and other than the time it takes to meet with absurd. money drives are an awful bore per cent. business firms in the area to introduce a student and tell it like it is about a cerned. It is interesting to note that the to many people. A little careful A word of caution must be noted. We VI. Can a Person Accelerate the initiators of the idea of an addi­ thought. 1 am sure, would help. on a first-hand and person -to-person particular vocation in which the student tion to the high school (Mr. An individual donation has to be should not rely solely on a quantitative Sobering Process? basis, MHS students with various may have an interest. James Arnold. Mrs. Cecile spread over so many Absolutely not. Neither the drinking vocations as a part of an effort to enable As we see it, the program has tremen­ factor to determine our fitness to drive a Decker, and 5ff"Vfrn Petersen) organizations who are Chest are the same board members members. If you stop to think, it car. For one individual, a single drink of coffee, exercise, or inhaling fresh air t the student to make a sounder and dous potential in its future implicaUons who were part of the "selling of takes a really big donation to can help one sober up more quickly. The happier career decision. for the student and the community as a may cause him to be an unsafe driver. the W.8 million high school two make much impact. alcohol will leave the body only through years ago which the public I hope the current drive will More important perhaps, once this whole. For the student it gives him real On the other hand, another person a natural process, over a given period of overwhelmingly defeated If the receive the careful consideration exposure to a vocation on location has hfe exposure to the vocation which he might consume three drinks under public had followed these board and support of everyone in time. taken place and the student has had an can then evaluate in the terms of his different conditions and still be a safe members advice we would have Manchester VII. How Long Must a Person Wait 2.000 empty seats in our school Very truly yours, opportunity to discuss it with a prac- own desires and ambitions. Second, it driver. So it is not necessarily the After His Last Drink Before Driving a system. (Mrs.) Mary Rush, f , .... ticioner he can implement his decision gives the community a chance to show “amount” of drinking that must be The same board members and President the same school administration is by preparing himself for it while still in stressed, but rather the type of drinking. Car? Board of Directors and demonstrate not only the impor­ now asking us to swallow the Manchester Public Furthermore, it is vital that youthful A good rule of thumb is to close “The high school. tance and opportunities of many careers need for a 23 room addition, Health Nursing Assn. Bar ” for your driving guests at least one we often take for granted but also to or beginner drinkers have, or develop, which, by the time of completion, In essence it is an ambitious attempt hour before they leave. The “one for the the high school population will assess, and we are sure this will be a an awareness of their “limits” and to use the resources of our community road ” before departure should be a cup begin to decline along with the gratifying aspect, the tremendous poten­ understand the effect alcohol has on continually declining elementary to help students obtain a broader of coffee or other non-alcoholic enrollment.The overcrowding in tials of our young people of today. their mental and physical faculties. Raises Points awareness of not only the jobs available To help motorists determine their beverage. Generally, if a person con­ the high school is now and the When we stop to think of the tremen­ solution is possible now. in the community but the scope of job sumes three highballs or three beers on Zoning dous investment the community makes “Drinking Driver Fitness ” barometer, We hope South W indsor Photos by i opportunities. within the space of one hour, he should citizens will not be persuaded in education, isn't it wise to support VIP the following brief, non-technical infor­ To the editor: It has too the spin-off effect of wait at least three to four hours before into believing that because we Reginald Pinto which could influence many more of our mation is offered: did not accept the |8.8 million Several points'(regarding the developing a broader understanding I. What Causes Intoxication? driving. In other instances, the waiting high school we must now accept a recent Zoning Board meeting young people to enter careers that are considering the change to between the youth of today and the so- After alcohol reaches the stomach and period should be longer before driving is smaller version. $1.9 million a vital part of our community? (which is more "saleable " than Residence A of 28 8 acres of land called ‘system." attempted. Remember, only time can at Lydall and Greenwood streets: If you have not been contacted on this intestines, it is directly absorbed into the architect's $2.2 million es­ Currently, L. Donald Brooks, VIP sober a person. Further more, after timate). 1 If the Zoning Board cannot program, additional information on how the blood system, and is carried to all and does not take school popula­ Flight Pattern committee coordinator at MHS, is drinking only one cocktail, a driving Mr Arnold further charges that you might be able to participate can be parts of the body, including the brain. the Concerned Citizens are shif­ tion into consideration in altering seeking community support for the Since alcohol is a drug which depresses delay of at least half hour is a sound ting a problem that exists at the present zoning, who does? obtained from Brooks at the MHS 2 In the minutes of the program in the form of business firms, the central nervous system of the brain, policy to follow. high school level over to the White sea gulls make an inlerosting contrast against a cloudless blue sky, as they swoop and guidance office. elementary schools and meeting of Sept. 11, the chair­ industrial plants, governmental agen­ it affects one’s vision, reflexes, coor­ VIII. Do Other Factors Affect a Per­ significantly compromised our man, Mr Welti, sUted clearly glide following in the wake of a deep sea fishing boat. Gulls and fisherman eye each other son’s Ability to Drive? educationai program in the that while the PZB must see with equal ciirosity. dination and thinking processes, plans and hear future arguments Yes! Even a small amount of alcohol, process We counter this with the producing the condition known as in­ knowledge that our elementary for condominium units to be con- toxication. It has a similar effect on the when combined with drugs — tran­ schools are presently under structe(J on this site, it is “moral­ ly obligated " to approve such a brain as ether or chloroform. quilizers, as an example — can utilized and have available spaces to absorb the Wapping children construction if it approves a II. Does a Given Amount of Alcohol dangerously affect one’s ability to drive. without overcrowding our Residence A zoning since it was ■ ■■■ The Innocent Affect Everyone Similarly at all Times? With this combination, driving must be elementary classes. Examination aware that this was the reason for of the Connecticut Public Elxpen- the zoning request. Really?? No. The alcohol level or concentration avoided. diture Council's (CPEC) report 3. Can anyone seriously say that in the body is dependent or related to ; In conclusion, it is our hope that the reveals that South Windsor's the property value In the vicinity i.f.'S'.frtX-'.'i’' ' of the condominium homes The amount and or strength of the few suggestions offered here will give student/teacher ratio has decreased from: 19.8 students/ 1 aren't negatively affected? Just Is, Bystander alcohol consumed. motorists a better understanding of the drive down Lydall St. between teacher in 1966-67 to 16 9 The length of time since drinking effects of alcohol on the human body. students 1 teacher in 1971-72 Vernon and Parker streets. 4 To who is the PZB accoun­ By Arthur llo/jpe We also hope that motorists will try to The CPEC statistics further started. show that South Windsor's table'’ With all the potential The length of time since the last evaluate their ability to drive after student teacher ratio is eighth drawbacks perhaps this board lowest of the 169 Connecticut should be elected so that there drink. drinking and, if any doubt exists, they The Unaffordable Addiction towns and the lowest in the im­ can be some accountability to the will wait a reasonable length of time The person s body weight. mediate area Quoting from the electorate for their actions. For a ■ J - • Vj ev 't I -.i-i. The quantity and kind of food in the after the last drink before driving. 1972 President's Commission on change it appears that some of us derstand Her eyes now are going to fight big business and TTiere can be no question that pusher who lurked about the The drinking driver is the greatest School Finance the CPEC reflected (he slyness common to stomach at the time of drinking. City Hall if necessary, instead of America today is in the grips of grounds. "C mon. kid. he publication^ says. whispered, "pop one of these all addicts Not unless you try Keeping these facts in mind, we can killer on our highways, and only public despite , widespread opinion to being stepped on as usual. mass addiction that is rendering some Please, just one teensy- asunder American homes, jelly beans. Just for a harmless readily see that an individual weighing understanding and cooperation will the contrary there is no research Even if you don't live in this thrill. " little jolt’ ’ evidence that demonstrates im­ area of Manchester, your tax wrecking the American economy □yde. who desperately wanted 100 pounds, drinking three cocktails reverse this trend. and destroying our secred •'Well, just one. ' said Bonnie, rates will be affected when either who had always been curious to understand his wife, tried the schools or buses or both are American way of life. one teensy-little jolt He /'."t.'-t.f * "! about the stuff. But. of course, necessary. 'v . • i Unless millions upon millions one was enough,She was hooked. swallowed. "Man. he said, his Th6 Reason For The BiCr SUCCESS Of BUSINESS P Richard L. Meister of Americans can somehow find In those days, prices were so eyes widening, "that s the real Mr 6 Overlook Drive the inner strength to kick tips low that Bonnie was able to stuff! ■ And he. too was hooked Manchester vicious habit, the country will support her jelly bean cravings Well, meat addiction these days SuRfii I /JOUERTISE ® inevitably go to hell in hand- out of her allowance. And being a is beyond the means of any basket. secretive, 'closet eater, she was honest working man Only the n the The habit is, of course, eating. able to hide her addiction from very rich or the very criminal can I MANCHESTER Preying upon the insatiable her parents, her friends and even­ afford even an occasional jolt. So. , '4 cravings of these poor unfor­ tually even her new husband. today. Bonnie and Qyde and A Fair Share tunates, unscrupulous wanted in 14 states for extortion, HERALD j Clyde. "'V !■' neighborhood pushers have sent But in the inevitable progres­ bank robbery and the cold­ Dear sir: the price of food sky-high. Profits sion of all addicts, Bonnie blooded murder of two priceless Even though there are con­ of the higher-ups in the big graduated from popping jelly Gumseys and an irreplaceable tinuing Improvements In ail the nationwide syndicates that im­ beans to dropping Coke and, inex­ Hereford steer major segments of the economy, port, grow, process and orably, to the real thing, meat — there Is still an Increasing n e ^ adulterate the stuff are said to or ‘ beef” as it’s known in the But despite the fact that the for the many services performed widespread eating habit “ri run into the biUions. addict culture. under the banner of the United threatens the very foundations of Fund. Is there any wonder today, 74.2 It wasn’t until 6 months ago that Qyde discovered her secret. America, this has not, surprising­ The success of the 1972 per cent of the major crimes in ly enough, become a political urban areas are believed Coming home unexpectedly from Manchester United Fund Drive issue in the Presidential year perpetrated by hopless food ad- a business trip, he found her with will dictate whether or not the As though sensing the nation dicU, attempting to support their all the addict paraphernalia - young and old, who are unable to frying pan, hot plate and 16 must pull together in this hour of care fur themselves, will have the ' 350-a-day habit? danger, the Democrats have con­ What causes addiction? Is there ounces of pure, unadulterated mlnimums lor a decent life. ceded Mr. Nixon has done beef. -V. IX) unto others . ..Give a fair any hope for cure? Let us ex­ everything possible to stamp out amine a typical case, that of one "Good Lord, Bonnie! ” he share to (jelp a leu fortunate cried, “Where did you get it ?” this vicious addiction. neighbor Bonnie M.. once an innocent "Give him four more years,” youg girl, now a notorious food “Oh. ayde, ” she sobbed, “I Sincerely your* had to sell your dead mother‘s 27- said one Democratic leader in a Richard G. Kothwell spirit of magnaminity, “and carat wedding ring to buy it" 60U Ellington Hoad we re confident that no American 'Bonnie, how could you’ ’ South Windsor Oh. Clyde, you'll never un­ will be eating at all " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., 8at„ Sept. 13,1972- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 23.1972 Business Bodies: »* 'C P a rita n ’s Local Churches Area Churches Deluxe Service ^ St.J0im’ilip«K0 P«JCh“fcl> Gilead Congregational Church St. Mitthew’i Church 3Q Vernon A D eliv ery Hebron Tolland Rev. Robert H, Wellner, Center Congregationnl Church First Church of Christ Juvenile & Bedding Centei Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. Rev J. Clifford Curtin. Pastor Rector United Chnrch of Christ Scientist C osts You 11 Center St. Pastor 447 N. Main St. Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 1930 Silas Deane Highway, Rocky Hill Rev. Lyman G .^arrar Rev. J. Jermain Bodlne 8 a ni . Holy Nothing Extra Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Assistant Pastor and 7 p.m. . 10 am.. Family Service and 11 a m., Church Service, Sun­ Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and Co-Pastors day School and Nursery. Church School. 11 a.m . Worship Service. The 10:30 a.m baby furniture Tel. 563-1488 “Reality" is the subject of lesson- Rev. Mr. Bodine preacing. Ser­ V 9:15 and 11:15 a.m., Worship sermon. The Golden Text: Acts St Peter's Episcopal Church Services. Sermon Topic: "Prac- mon topic: “The God I Want.' Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor 6:4, Nursen' provided. Unitarian Meeting House ticioners of Love and Zeal.” Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony Rev James A. iBirdsall, Church School, Nursery 9:45 am.. Church School 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Vicar ' E xit 24 Off 1-91 A South to R ock y H ill Optn Tuft. thru Fri. 9i30 to 9, Sat. 9i80 to 6i30 meeting. classes. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat through Grade 6. The Christian Science Reading 10:15 to 11 a m., Coffee 10 a m.. Holy Cktmmu- Room, open to the public except Worship Service. 8 and Fellowship and Learning Oppor- 10:30 am .. on Saturday and holidays, is First Congregational Church Worship Church nion. tunites for Youth and Adults. located at 968 Main St. The hours of Hebron Nursery and are 11 a m. to 4 p.m. Monday Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. School. St. Mary's Church Rt. 31, Coventry ...Cordially invites you to attend an... Concordia Lutheran Church through FYiday. Pastor 40 Pitkin St. Rev J. Jermain Bodine Rev F. Bernard Miller, (?astor Rev. Joseph E. Bourret Vernon Assembly of God Community Baptist Church Assistant Pastor 104 W. Main St . Rockville Rev Richard F. Roughbn, Pastor Assistant Pastor \ An American Baptist Church Rev Earl K. Pettibone. 585 H Center St. 9:30 am .. Worship Service. Minister 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Church Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Minister The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. ' School through Grade 6. Nursery Mrs, Robert Burt, Sermon topic: “The God 1 Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and 9:45 a m., Sunday School. care for small children. Director of Religious Education Want Nursery provided. 10:45 a m ■ 10:30 a.m.. The Service. Church School. classes for all ages. 11 a m . Worship Service Nursery care for small children. 9:15 a m.. Church School for all First Congregational Church 5:45 p.m.. Christ s Ain- ages. United Church of Christ Talcottville bassadors youth group. South United Methodist Church 10:30 a m.. Worship Service Mam St . Coventry Congregational Church 7 p m.. Evangelistic service Main St. at Hartford Rd. Topic: “Getting Life in Focus " Sis?:,-' Rev James W. McBride, United Church ol Christ Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Child care for Crib Room through Pastor Rev. (Tharles G. McCallister Rev. Wayne Kendall Kindergarten will be provided Rev Robert Heavilin, . Interim Pastor Avery St. Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr during the Service. This is the Christian Reformed Church Interim P_astor Pastors Rev. Mr. Loomis' last Sunday as 10:30 a m.. Worship Ser­ Bill Paluska of Ellington, left, and Art Benson of Rockville are happy with the room for vice.Sunday School and Nursery 661 Avery St. South Windsor 9 30 a m . Church School. displaying ski equipment they now have in their enlarged Alpine Haus. The ski specialty shop, pastor. He will be retiring Sept. Rev. Peter Mans, 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 30 and moving to Florida. care. 11 a m , Worship Service. o^ned in 197Q in the Post Rd. Plaza, Rt. 30, Vernon has doubled its area. It is now the largest 5:30 p.m.. Family Night Minister vice, Service of Baptism. The 7:30 p.m. Senior High and ski equipment shop in Eastern Connecticut. In addition to carrying a complete line of the major TOMORROW, SUNDAY 1-5 Rev. Dr. Webb will preach on Junior High Baptist Youth Potluck. Vernon United brand sids and ski equipment, it carries a summer line of tennis and camping equipment and 9:45 a m.. Sunday School Methodist Church ‘‘You Promised Your Service". Fellowships will meet 11 a m.. Worship Service scuba diving gear. It holds classes for scuba diving in the summer, with classroom sessions in in Dedication of all teachers at first Union Congregational Church Rt 30 Rockville 7 p.m. Evening Worship. the store and swimming sessions at the Oak Hill School for the Blind in Hartford. (Herald photo service. Reception of new Second Congregational Church Rev .loe K Carpenter. by Pinto.) Rev. Paul J. Bowman Minister members at second service. United Church of Christ Infant-Toddlers through Minister First Evangelical Lutheran 385 N. Main St. 9 30 am . Church Service. SNET Dividend Kindergarten in Susannah Wesley Rev. Lyman D. Reed Church of Rockville New Credit Service New Associate Rev. Felix M. Davis, Associate Minister Nursery and Kindergarten Hartford National Bank and Robert H. Bletchman of 45 House. Grade 1 through high Minister 154 Orchard St school in main building. 7 p.m.. Mr and Mrs. George F. Apel Rev. Richard E. Bertram. classes. Trust Co. this week introduced a The Board of Directors of Tudor Lane has joined the 10 45 am , Church School Senior High Methodist Youth Assistant in Christian Education Pastor new credit service for small and Southern New England William E. Belfiore Agency. 10 a m.. Morning Worship. clas.ses Grades 1 thru 6. Fellowship. medium-sized businesses called Telephone has voted to increase Realtors of Manchester, as a sales Nursery through Church School 7:30 pm.. Junior and Senior 9 a.m.. Church School. Grades 9 a.m.. Religious School. “CYedit Line" the company's quarterly dividend representative. He will specialize Grade 8. Learning Community: Youth Fellowship. Calvary Church 5 through 9. 9:15 am .. Adult Discussion It makes available a line of to to stockholders from 65 cents in both residential and commer­ 9 9 “Exploring the Bible. " Sermon 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in­ credit financing formerly ex­ cial sales. (Assemblies of God) Group. Prince of Peace per share to 68 cents. This raises by the Rev. Mr. Davis, “On Being fants tiuough Grade 4. tended only to large corporations. 647 E. Middle Tpke. a Branch. " 10:30 a m.. Worship Service Lutheran Church SNET's annual dividend from *'The NEW French Look, • • Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson 10:45 a m.. Morning Worship. First Sunday of each month. A permanent line of up to $50,(MX) $2.60 to $2.72 per share. The 11 a m., Adult Bible Class in Rev. James M. Boyle Sermon topic: “Look For The Rt. 31 and North River Road or more can be established by Pastor the (,’arrie Eells Room. Communion. Coventry dividend was last increased in Old Paths." customers and loans can be made 1967. Sl. James Church Rev W H Wilkins. Pastor against it automatically. 10 a.m., Sunday School, classes Emanuel Lutheran Church The dividend will be payable S t George's Episcopal Church Our Savior Lutheran Church Under the plan, interest will be for all ages. Church and Chestnut Sts. 9am .Sunday School. Oct. 16 to stockholders of record Father Boyle has served as assistant pastor at St. James Church since 1970. Before coming to Rte. 44A. Bolton 239 Graham Road paid only on the amount being 11 a m.. Worship Service. Rev. C. Henry Anderson 10:15 a m . Worship Service. at the close of business on Sept. Jhujours dKoi Nursery and children s Manchester, he was the assistant pastor at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Rev. Standish Macintosh South Windsor used and repayment can be set up sd Rev. Ronald J. Fournier 25. Interim Priest Rev. Ronald A. Erbe. Pastor on schedules convenient to the program. F^astors Waterbury. (Herald photo by Becker) Rockville United Methodist In announcing the dividend in­ /' customer. 6:45 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. Robert A. Lanier, Intern Church crease, Alfred W. Van Sinderen, 7 p.m.. Evening Gospel Ser­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 8:30 and 10:45 a m.. Worship 142 Grove St. SNET president, said the action 10:15 a m.. Holy Communion. Services. Holy Communion on Branch Officers vice. . Hymnsing, gospel music, 9 and 10:45 a m.. Divine Rev John W Mortimer, is a reflection of the company's Your little girl can grow up Gospel Hall Sermon by the Rev. Franklin the first Sunday of each month at Robert H. Avery of Manchester and Bible message. Worship Today’s Thought Pastor strengthened financial position. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., 415 Center St. Huntress. Sunday School. 10 :45. and on the third Sunday at and Patrick Macomber of Bolton He said, “Our improving finan­ 8:55 and 10:40 a m.. Church 9:30 am.. Church School, Midweek Service of prayer and Pious Concern, Not Enough Nursery care. 8:30. have been elected branch officers cial situation enables us to begin with a real French accent Sch(K)l for 3-year-olds through Nursery through adults. praise. 10 a m.. Breaking bread There is a slow attrition of 11:15 a m.. Coffee and Conver­ 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School and of Society for Savings, according to meet our pressing obligations Grade 7. Nursery for infants. 11 45 a.m.. Sunday Sc'hool. sation. Meeting of the calling 10 45 a m.. Morning Worship. Christian belief, that must Adult Bible Class. to an announcement by bank to our stockholders. It also in­ 10:40 a m.. Class for Grade 8 7 p m.. Gospel meeting. committee. Nursery through Grade 2. North United Methodist Church and 9 and post-confirmands. become a first concern. The supp­ president Benjamin P. Terry. creases our ability to meet the C h o ice ot: 300 Parker St. ly of Christian motivation is run­ telephone service needs of our United Pentecostal Church United Methodist Church Wesleyan United ' First Congregational Church Rev. Earle R. Custer The Salvation Army ning precariously low. Our prayer customers" 187 Woodbridge St Rt. 44A. Bolton Methodist Church of Coventry Pastor 661 Main St should be that of the man in the Van Sinderen said there were Robert Baker. I^astor Rev. David M. Campbell Crystal Lake Rd.. Ellington Rev. Robert Heavilin • CELADOIV GREEIV Maj and Mrs Lawrence New Testament, “We believe, .several reasons for the improving Pastor Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Interim Pastor 9 a.m.. Worship .Service. Ser­ help our unbelief" Enroll, both financial situation in addition to Robert H. Bletchman Fteadle 10 a m . Sunday School m on: “P arab les: Old and yourself and your children in a the rate increase granted by the Bletchman graduated from the Officer-in-Charge 11 a m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a m.. Church School, 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.. Church School. New—No, 3. " Church School tomorrow. Then, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. state PUC in April. "We are University of Connecticut School • LEMON CHIFFON YELLOW Nursery for children five years 6 p.m.. Youth Service. follow through, with regular Nursery through Adult. Classes for all ages. of I^w and is a member of the 9:30 a m., Sunday School 7 :30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 10:25 a.m.. Coffee and Conver­ 11 a m.. Worship Service maintaining. " he said, "strict old and younger. ('lasses for all ages. attendance Pious expressions of Avery St. Reformed - control of expenses on a con­ Hartford County Bar Association. concern are no substitute for sation. Nursery. He formerly was associated with 10:45 a m.. Holiness Meeting. 10:45 a.m., Worship. Nursery 6 p.m.. Wesleyan Youth. South Windsor tinuing basis. At the same time, fShujours d lloi • BERRY^S BLUE Church Of The Nazarene Nursery provided. The Presbyterian Church hard work and commitment we are introducing new and more Brown & Monte-Sano Realtors. 236 Main St. Submitted by for infants through Grade 2, 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer 9 45 a m , Sunday .School. Active in Little Theater of 6:15 p.m.. Open air service and 43 Spruce St. Christian Education Sunday. Ser­ efficient equipment, as well as Rev. William A. Taylor indcxir prayer meeting. Rev. George W. Smith. Pastor Rev David M. Campbell 11 a m . Worship .Service. experiencing increa.sed produc­ Manchester, he is on its board of Pastor Pastor mon: "A New Breed of Catfish. " St. Maurice Church 7 p m . Evening Worship. directors. He and his wife, 7 p.m , Salvation meeting. Bolton tivity." 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 9:15 a.m.. Sunday School. United Methodist Church Adrienne, have resided in Bolton Congregational Church Rev Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Classes for all ages. Classes (or all ages. 10:30 a m . in Bolton First (.'ongregational Church Manchester for three years. Full Gospel Christian Bolton Center Rd. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Fellowship Interdenominational Worship Service. Nursery of Vernon Message by the pastor. Children's To Be Honored Rev J. Stanton Conover Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p m Rev John A I,acy, Minister D & L Contest STORE EXPANDS Orange Hall provided Minister Sunday Masses. 7:30, 9:15 and Tri-City Plaza's “Younger Church and Nursery. Rev, Philip P. Saunders. 7 p m . Evening Service Rev Edwin W. Barthlomew, S ^ e y 11 a.m. In celebration of the 50th an­ Generation " store in Vernon has 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Pastor A.ssistant Minister Message by the pastor. The Rev Walter H Loomis, Japan Gives $700,000 10:15 a m.. Church School. niversary of the opening of the announced the opening of what it Trinity Covenant Church 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, St. Margaret Mary Church first D&L store in New Britain in calls the largest and most com­ the affordable furniture St. Mary's Episcopal Church 10:30 a m . Adult Bible Study pastor of Community Baptist 10 am . Morning Worship. :i02 Hackmatack St To Massacre Victims Sermon “The Church's Task In A Wapping 1922, all six D&L stores are spon­ plete maternity department in Park and Church Sts. :ind open discussion Sunday Church for the past five years, 9 55 am , (!hurch School. Rev Norman E Swcn.sen Modern World. " Rev. Thomas R. O'Neil, soring a series of “Golden the tri-town area. Rev. George Nostrand, Si’hool and his wife will be honored The Rev Mr. Lacey will Robert H. Avery Pastor SAN JUAN. I’ R (API - A 7 p m . Pilgrim Fellowship Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick Giveaway" contests, with prizes Previously specializing only in Rector 7:30 p m.. Evangelistic service tomorrow during the 10:30 a m preach (“offe Fellowship after Avery joined the bank Rev. ISdward C. B. Shewell worship service at the church and Red Cross official has delivered a the service Nursery care November 1968 as a branch ad­ totaling over $11,000 at retail children's wear and juvenile fur­ VlHit Our NEW GIFT CENTER y 9 30 a m . Sunday School with later at a reception at Fellowship $700000 check from Japan to Saturday. Masses at 5 and 7 ministrator, after being affiliated prices. The contests start Sept. 25 nishings and toys, the store now for a large ftelection of uauNual Priest-in-Ftesidence Church of the Assumption Second Congregational Church available during the service. ' classes (or all ages three through Gov Luis A Ferre for aid p.m. with the Connecticut Bank and and will run through Oct. 28. boasts a wide variety of Rev. Stephen J. White .Adams St. and Thompson Rd Hall Rt. 44A, Coventry 4:30 p m Junior High Pilgrim Haud Crafted Gift ItemH. Rev. Ronald Haldeman adult, plus ;in Infant Nursery payments to the families of 16 Sunday. Masses at 8:30. 10 and Fellowship will meet. Trust Co. He was promoted to There will be separate contests moderately priced maternity ap­ Rev Edward S. Pepin. Pastor to 50 a m . Morning Worship Rev Robert Bechtold. Minister The Rev .Mr Loomis is retiring I'uerto Ricans killed by Japanese 11:30 a m. 7 p m.. Senior High Pilgrim branch manager of the Bloom­ each week, with separate prizes parel for all occasions - casual Rev Robert J Burbank with the Rev Mr Swensen Dr Rolland Ewing. 7:30 a m.. The Holy Commu­ from full-time ministry and he terrorists at the Tel Aviv airport Fellowship will meet field office in June 1970. and separate opportunities to wear, sports, dress or evening preaching on Flow Do You Like last May, Interim Minister win. nion, Book of Common I’rayer Siiturday, Masses at 5:00 and and Mrs. Loomis will be leaving Second Congregational Church A native of New Hampshire, he wear. It has all the latest fashions Your Salt ' ' Children's Church for Rockledge. Fla . the first There will be 185 prizes in all, for fall, including dresses, long 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Book 7 30 p.m Sept. 10 10 a.m. Worship Ser­ United Church of Christ Rt is a graduate of Nute High School of Common ITayer. Sermon by lor grades 1 through 6. plus week of October Jose .A Aneses. the ad- _ The in Milton, N.H. and of the Hart­ including: shares of stock in an dresses, twin outfits, jerseys, Sunday. Masses at 7 30, 9. 10:30 Nursery for pre-school childrep ministrator ol the Red Cross in vice 44A. Coventry the Rev. Mr. White. Church Rev, Robert K. Bechtold, ford Institute of Accounting. He active gold mine; 10-speed sweaters, blouses and slacks from and 11 45 a m. 7 p m Family Night During his pastor.ite. Com­ Puerto Rico made the presenta­ 7 30 p m Sr High Seminar School, Crib CTass and Nursery Minister Bible and his wife, the former Win- bicycles; Minolta camera kits; size 5 to 15. munity Baptist Church has built tion Thursday at the governor's digital clock-radios; skis, bin­ 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Church of Jesus Christ of nifred Cheney, reside at 7 Morse Record Sales and Profits Its a new administration, and ina nsion Speaks NOW!.. the Complete Teen Center dings and ski poles; Yamaha Ctoffee House, Latter-day Saints (.Mormon) United Congregational Church lOa.m , Worship ^rvice Rd Lafayette Radio Electronics educational wing, which was snowmobile; ' Sylvania 19-inch 11 a.m.. Morning FTayer. Ser­ Hillstown Rd and Woodside St Today in History United Church of Christ Corp., with a store on Broad St., dedicated Sept 10.. by color TV; 5-day Las Vegas vices for Trial Use. Sermon by Terryl E Draney. Bishop The .lapanese government gave Tolland Trinity Lutheran Church More business bodies items Manchester, has announced He IS a member of the board ot ' E ugene holiday for two; 15-day European the Rev. Mr. White. Nursery tfie money to the .American Red Rev Donald G .Miller. Meadowlark Rd. and Rt 30, will appear in Monday’s edi­ record sales and earnings for the care. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS managers and vice chairman ol Cross in Washington, and the .Minister __ H rew er holiday for two via Pan American for Boys & Girls! SEE the trend 9 a m . Priesthood Rockville fiscal year ended June 30, 1972 Today is Saturday. Sept 23. the the IX'partment ot Christian Mis­ tion of The Herald.______World Airways; and the grand Wednesday 10 a m,. The Holy 10:30 a.m . Sunday School money was transferred to the Rev. David P. Krampitz. Somewnere between ex­ Sales rose 11.3 per cent to a 267th day ol 1972 There are 99 sion Support of the Connecticut fhierto Rican Red Cross chapter prize...a 1973 “Golden " Gremlin Communion, Book of Common Classes for all ages 9 .30 and 11 a m . Worship Ser­ Interim Pastor tremes lies truth! .From a new high of $73,870,574 from days left in the year Convention of the American Bap­ The .Japanese terrorists who auto with automatic transmis­ FTayer. 5 p ni.. Sacrament Service vice and CTiurch School (lOdless irreligion, youth has $66,373,666 the year before. Net Today s highlight in tii.ston tist (Tiurches He is a member of carried out the airport massacre 11 a m,. High School Class. 8 and 10:30 a m., Worship Ser­ turned to a proliferation of sion, radio and heater. income before extraordinary gain On this date in 63 B (' . the /irst the Manchester Kiwanis Club and were associated with anti-Lsraeli The D&L Contests are open to Unitarian Universalist Society St. Bartholomew's Church 7 to 8:30 pm . Pilgrim vice. Holy Communion. religions. Cold, formal ritual increased 16.5 per cent to $3,933,- 466 Main St. Roman emperor. Augustu.s has served as radio chairman for Palestinian guerrillas The 16 Fellowship. has given way to a disordtfred everyone 18 years of age or older, setting Styles for V3, Sunday at the 9:15 a m.. Sunday‘s School. Rev I’hilip Hussey, F’astor Caesar, was born the Manchester .Area Clergy 330 or $1.61 a share, from $3,379,- Rev. Arnold P’. Westwood, Puerto Ricans who were kill^ Adult Instruction Class. array of emotional techni­ except employes of D&L and On thi.s date- .Association He has conducted 200 or $1.38 a share for the Minister Saturday. Vigil .Mass at 5 p m were on a religious pilgrimage. ques- from occult chants to members of their families and In 1780. British \laj John .An­ services at the Green Lodge Nur­ previous year. Sunday. Masses at 8 30. 10:15 St. Francis ol Assisi Unitarian Fellowship football cheers, from reincama-., households. Entry blanks, contest dre was captured by American sing Home ev-ery other month Briefs 10:30 a.m.. Service The Rev. and 11:30 a m 673 Ellington Rd of Glastonbury tion to ecstatic tongue-speaking. rules and information pertaining colonials at Tarrytown ,N Y He during his pastorate Frank W. Burns of 27 Montclair Mr. Westwood will speak on South Windsor Academy Junior High Irxlay one hears much about to the entrant's chances of win­ carried papers relating to The Rev and Mrs Loomis WORLD ALMANAC Dr ,an agent for the Utica Mutual PURITAN JUVENILE & BEDDING CENTER “Issues and Questions for St. Bridget Church Rev John C. Gay. Main St , Glastonbury '.spirituality," admittedly an es-t ning are available at all D&L Benedict Arnold s plan to sur­ have two daughters, one married FACTS Insurance Co., rer'cntly returned Spaceship Earth: What Can We Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Pastor sential quality in Christian life stores. render West Point Andre was and living in Flordia and another ----- from a four-day seminar, held at [)o When Workers aren't Needed Rev. James P’ F’ilon Rev. Eugene .M. Kilbride. 10:30 a.m,, and worship (Rom.8:l-12). But No purchases are required in later hanged as a spy teaching school in Ohio Service, Nursery the company's home office in and Graduates (]an't Get Jobs'" Rev. William J. Stack Assistant Pastor and School. this needed virtue often is con­ order to enter. The prize Nursery, (Tiurch School. In 1806. the Lewis and Clark .All members and Iriends ol drawings will be held at all D&L Utica, N Y. (Jailed “Kickoff to Browsing Onig , . . Come See WhaCs in expedition to explore west of the fused with emotionalism, so Community Baptist Church as Saturday. .Masses at 5 and 7 stores on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. lYofits,'' the seminar concen- FREE! Fr IeE! FREE! Saturday. Mas.ses at 5 and 7:30 Mississippi River was completed that worship gatherings well as mem ber s ot I he pm. and Saturday at 5 p.m. during the tnited on marketing and manage­ p.m. in school auditorium. In 1845. the first U S baseball Messiah Evangelical Lutheran calculated to stimulate the Church of Christ ^lanctiester area clergy and their Sunday. Masses at 7:30, 9:30, five weeks of the contest. ment concepts as they apply to On The Home Furnishing Scene For Sunday, Masses at 7:30. 9. and club, the New York Knicker­ Church emotions by methods that are Lydall and Vernon Sts. wives, members of the Kiwanis and 11 am Winners must be pre.sent at a agency operations 10:30 a.m., in church, and 10:30 bocker Club, was organized Club and friends of the Rev and (Wisconsin Synod) froth unscriptural and antiacrip- CEDAR CHEST Eugene Brewer, Minister tural, are termed ''spiritual,” 'D&L store at the time of the and noon in school auditorium. In 1914. Duesseldorf was the .Mrs Loomis are invited to the 300 Buckland Road, Siinitas Service Corp. (Amex) Juvenile, Teen and Adult Sacred Heart Church when, in fact, they may be quite drawing. of Hartford has reported earnings 9 a.m., Bible Classes. target of the first British air raid attend the service and reception South Windsor To /til th e LadieB St. James Church Rt. 30, Vernon sensual. * from continuing operations at 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: on Germany, Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Msgr. lidward J. Reardon, Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor No one can retain peaks of At World Conference $3,381,834 or 46 cents per share Furniture Fashions and Accessories George Caruthers, guest speaker In 1926. (iene Tunney won the Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Rev. Edward Konopka excitement (or long. Unless he Patrick Macomber Paul Buettner of Miinchester, on revenues of $74,899,952 (or its 6 p.m., Worship. Sermon: world's heavyweight boxing 10 a m.. Worship Service Itev. Eugene J. Charman Assistant Pastor has a solid, rational foundation Macomber joined the bank in owner of Paul Buettner Florists, fiscal year ended June 30. It Terry Timblin, guest speaker. championship from J,^ck Federal investments in Rev. James M. Boyle H erald national, state and local to sustain him, his enthusiasm October 1967 as a management attended the recent Second compares with income of $2,611,- Dempsey at Philadelphia. Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. In 1952. Vice-Presidential can­ parklands through the Land will wane and die, leaving him trainee and was transferred 4o World Conference of Florists in 9'23 or 38 cents per sliiirc on Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Y esterdays and Water Conservation Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, NURSERY disillusioned and empty. This is the Investment IX-ptirtment aS a Amsterdam, Holland, sponsored revenues of $64,574,569 for fiscal I FREE! 25 ARTHUR TREACHER’S FAMILY | Zion Evangelical Lutheran didate Richard M. Nixon went on and 12 noon. p.m. Fund rose to about $696 why (,'hristian faith is derived securities analyst. In SeptcmlHtr by Interflora, the international 1971 Church nationwide radio and television 25 Years Ago Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 million by March 31, 1971, SCHOOL from the’ unchanging Word of 1971 he was named associate flower delivery network, com­ Creighton Sehoor of Shoor (Missouri Syn^F to refute charges of wrong-doing a.m., and noon. Annual town report for 1947 is The World Almanac notes. St. Bernard's Church Second Confreiational Uud (Rom. 10 17), rather than manager of the bank's West Hart­ posed of more than .37,000 florists .lewelers .and William Malkenson I FISH A CHIPS DIYISERS (While they last) | Cooper and High Sts. in his campaign financing. ready for distribution before an­ About half of the fund was Rockville Church our subjective, shifting feelings. of Michels Jewlers, both of Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, F*astor Ten years ago.: President John for aettuisition of 866,2(K) ford office in 130 countries. St. John's Polish National nual town meeting for first time Rev. John J. White 3» NOIIH HSIN IIKCT MSNCHESIER Spirituality is not measured A graduate of the University of Manchester, are on the F. Kennedy appealed for a acres of lands for national The congress was held in the Catholic Church in town's history under present Rev. William Schneider by excitement, but by the fruit Mas.sarhusetts, he was affiliated RAl Congress ("enter, site ol a arrangements committee for the I 1 DINISER PER FAMILY I 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. stronger foreign aid program. parks, forests and wildlife OPENINGS Ftev Walter A. Hyszko, form of government, Rev. Anthony Mitchell of the Spirit - love, joy, peace, previously with the Aetna Life six-months-long Floriade, an in­ annual i-onvention of the (!onne<'- 10:15 a.m.. Sunday School and Five years ago: “The United refuges; the remainder For 4-Year-Olds Pastor etc, (Gal.5;22,23). and Casualty Insurance Co. He ternational garden show. The ticul Retail Jewelers Asswiation. Youth Forum. States appealed to non- went to state and local out­ (While Theti Lmut) 10 Years Ag Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Call Mrs. Dewey first World Congress of Florists It will be (kt 1 at the Waverly 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. Grade 6 Communist nations to curb their door recreation projects. OF CHRIST and his wife, the former Carolyn Masses, 8:.30and 10:30a.m trade with (,'uba l/i aid a U S This was a Sunday, The Herald ( i-ImIiI 1 !' I -. Sunday Mas.ses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 649-8386 *'*^****' •"•* Vem*n MrMte (Jan. reside on Brandy St. in was held In 1963, in Hamburg, Inn, (Jieshire, with over 400 retail and 8 Youth Instruction. \ * U H ) G I J M T I'In 1 ••I'lH'lm \HH(| and 11:45 a.m. jewelers expe'cted to attend. quarantine policy. did not publish *™wei Ms-ysn Bolton Germany MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchaiter. Conn., Sat.. Sept. 23,1972- PAGE NINE 1‘AfJK EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Siit.. Sept. 2.1.1972 •iiy) ik u n k ^ith MAJOR HOOPLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCTIRAN

'^TRV ^BLPOFWOMSN a m r in t h b r k a n ' t i l l BUT IF THEV CHANSE ANY WOULD VA MIND WRiTIN'Yls, MY WDBR BDYS. . m a j o r / t h a t ___; OM. MO.' I <-'OI II t » ' I T K I J M "iTH I V I K» wi L i,ii'S Ai I Yn'R '■M TO BUN y-S SHIFT TO A S-5-W DEFENSE QUESTIONS r> ^ ALL THAT DOWN? 7^1 , pmki' a>FAR.' m Rcy misunderstands 'XrcMPTiNG ORSAN17ATION ^ M tVIBFK IH t PIMt.»J*ir>W5 S/’ I Pin 'I M BENEFACTORS !1M ATTEMPTlNfi, RI»HT WITH A «U ABO SWITCH TO V-5 WITH rXJWKI ON f*^PE K AW P OTILL VOl I HKIV.V< y ynciR ;v in akTsWIR te d b s f b r a t e P*UUL'OUTJ THB SPn.IT BNP y 7 VBAH. I naURKS- AW' IH TO BOOST THE (COHOIA'I 0V HOME. A (SI ASA TH ATS T T > n W I P l ■ .-VM _ 1 ai Asan ia'EM.' FmpOUflH — PROPPnNS BACK COACHIE IHAT KARPW ARF CtllV RbAPI DR PU ' STABTiNfi U SIN E SS h^E R V IC E S Lr))lRECTO RY < ■itIII MUaiA MFASIJPKP foKteR THEW ' AND THE TACKLE 'lOtl I.OSI IH'31 IT VWL’ TRS' Ii"* R t HOUSEWI^. PU^ll^EV CCNFliSE ■ cAm paiism i KEYINS ON THEIR \^ev^AFR I^|■Mlll^W RS J MUu>l I FRTiM rn'Dwr iw < h ,MV EFFORTS WITH THOSE OF ■VlAYTHIMa f llWrPW iKVAKPliliCK ^■AH . LINEBACKBR IWSTfcAOnt FPlTAt H U « | T | K -S iHfc r wp. .W^NTtt L U C A'S I m ay .FA O AM nNB LOSEMi/ Stif-Service ENTIRE Liundromit EQUIPMENT HIGH GRADE m INVEST-, Mu liwtiiilni' Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Cuilom Mki m e n t ; Air Mattresses, Stoves, Sulli, full ind PRINTING Lanterns n iio lu m Cull Job and Commordal MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 4 •Tailoring FARR'S 53 TOLLAND TURNPIKE P rinting •Dry Claaning “ The Everything Store I” Manch/Vsmon Town Lint Prompt and Elllolent «-33 A LITTLE LATER L - WE'RE TAKING YOU IN, GARICK •Laundry Sarvica Camp • Bike - Sport FREE TOWINQ Printing of All Kinds — AND YOU'LL BE CHARGED y * MAIN STREET 7»£g£'S A GUN UNDER CAREFUL HOW VOU WITH MURDER — SO YOU'D f /HZ AUCKEY— I'YE GOT A REPORT^ 176178 SPRUCE ST. PHONE 643-2467 FROM THE SIXTH PRECINCT/ < OH. at Depot Square KRONE'S CAR, CAPTAIN PICK IT up! t h e r e BETTER NOT SAY ANYTHING J GOPj, MANCHESTER h .'um MON IHURS fRI Community Prott — NEAR N/S BODY/ MAY BE FINGERPRINTS! UNTIL WE ADVISE YOU OF TODD KRONE IMAS KILLED, AND , Open Daily to 0:00 P.M. RAM 10 10 R U YOUR RIGHTS' FRANK GARICK IS BEING HELD/ /WILL'^ Drivt-ln Parking 254 Broad St., Rear 7 J. FARR — 643 7111 lU U AID 0 AM 1,1 OR U WOW ^Al {j A V to 1.’ Noon Telephone 643-5727 END HIS Gifts for All Occasions WOE? 9 -J 3 'Ll ' I I I . ■'W V t k'®- ( / ip ►<»* MANOHESTER CUSTOM M A M Ostrinsky Bray’s Jewelry Store, 737 expert watch repairing, and DBALIR IN WASTE MEMORIAL 00. Main St., has been serving the "lany people depend upon Mr. MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINOS BY FRANK O’NEAL Glass is Versatile people ol Manchester and vl- Bray for hla fine service. AU \ SHORT RIBS MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery cinity for a great many years; work is guaranteed, of course. There are times when It la a coming lights distort them. Spot I” fact, It Is one of Manches- Mos. of us tend to forget that -TME GUmi HAS LARyN^l. IRON QHoHty Momorials real task to think of something checks are run to see If wind- ter's oldest jewelry stores, regular cleaning of watches Is Ssunfood, TiS N\b mi^T B& ABLE 5AV 5oMe-fiIir^& Over 80 Years’ Experience different to give as a gift and If shields are safe as far as vlsl- Francis E. Bray was the orig- ^ " " '“t tc preser\-e them and TD hlA6 Fo r a WEEk r SCRAP METAL this Is the case, stop In at the blllty Is concerned but more Im- Inal owner of the store and In Insure their accuracy. Don't CHOICE VARIETY BY AL VERMEER Call 649-5807 White Glass Co., Inc., 31 Blssell portant, you might be Injured 1950 William Bray joined him. '*''*1*^ “ntll your watch stops PRISaLLA’S POP and PAPER St., and think In terms of glass, because of poor visibility and and on April 1, 1968 William *r®Tore having it cleaned. The Qualify A. AIM ETTI, Prop. Glass Is so versatile; It Is the distortion. Bray became the owner of the rosl Is a moderate one, and It 781 PARKER ST. IT WAS OM , , one thing that can fit Into any Another Item that would be a store. mean your watch will last Seafood SE^ U8 FOKt SPE-CIAL! y / ONLY Tel. M8-578S or MS-6878 Harrison St., Manchester ^ 2 home, whatever Its decor, mod- boon during storms Is the Instal- This is a most complete store longer. '/ Aluminum BoU Dp C ^ b 43 O A K STREET ern, contemporary or with your latlon of glass ventilators that and you will find Mr. Bray al- Besides watch repairing, Aivnlnga r r -1 TEL. 049-8987 most prized antique furniture, prelect against storms, let in ways wUling tc help you In any Bnay’s offers expert repairs on • Door Cnnoplea D ON ' Mirrors are always welcome; plenty of air and d-, not dark- ^vay poaslble. For that very spe- Jowelry, and If you have some- • Storm Door* ASK STEVENSON’S • Combination Windows f-ii MERCURY they add beauty to any room en your bedrooms. These are ^lal girl, you wUl find fine qual- Idling that needs repairs in this .) and in rooms that are odd sized very easy to Install; you can do jty diamonds here for your in- 'I"®- I®**® ‘T To Bray's Jewelry ftlnncliMter Awning 0*w Travel Agency or semewhat small, they add a It yourself or someone from gpectlon. You can buy with as- Store for expert repair service, 196 W EST CENTEB ST. ESSO Telephone 649-M91 BY HANA-RARBERA 646-2756 sense of space and airiness. Of White Glass Co. will be happy In gurance, and you know you are Perhaps you have an old fash- THE FLINTSTONES 405 MAIN ST. course, when you see the AID dc the work for you. Be sure to getting a fine diamond if you l<>ned ring whose setting dees EetsbUsbed 1949 . NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 Service Emblem of the P.P.G take accurate measurements if purchase it at Bray's. enhance the beauty of the CHARGE Industries, that is displayed at you do the work yourself and Looking for a fraternal ring? ’’Tone. You can have this re- ... i v e c L - • Tuna-Ups P GG Upholstery OKEAT./yOU vVERE the White Glass Co., you knnw.lhey will cut It to your speclfl- Bray's Jewelry Store, and rnounted for a small sum and d A n c i n © v v it h RESERVATIONS FOR and IVI Shop R E A l l y WOOINQ that you are getting the flnc.st cations. As a matter of fact, ^ jusi what '’"Icy wearing It again, WHAT DIO you THINK O F t h e m INSTEAD OF •HOTELS • Engine Cleaning RE-CPHOLSTEBINO ■1J.3 T H E BIG glass that money can buy. glass ventilators are wonderful happy to Splcdel watch bands are car- TH E CAAAPA1G.N B A L L , TH EIR !N!\/BS W A S •AIRLINES UAKB * MODERN FURNITURE • General Repairs Motorists know that wherever the year aropnd, summer or rled here and these watch bands FLINTSTONE CONTRIBUTORS, l i t t l e o b v i o u s /,.. get It fer you. and ANTIQUES . S E N A T O R ! •STEAMSHIPS this emblem Is displayed, the winter. GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN • Stamps Choosing wedding gilts or gifts designed to make your • (iistoiii Kiiriiltiirr 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER werk is done quickly and el- To cut down on the cleanup gMclal occasions can be watch look even more beautl- STATE mill Sli|H-overM flciently and by skilled and work In your bathroom, how but you St°P ‘n and see the dlffer- ^^UPBRBLBNO spe<-ializiiig in Hand Tufting fully trained men In the art of abrmt having a glass tub en- a very line selection of <">1 styles. Made To Order YOUR glass Installation. They use only closure Installed. Glass shower ^ Thomas Should you not find a band Complete Selection ol l Materials MEMORIAL COMPLETE the latest and best techniques stalls are worth their weight In make a very welcome suits your choice, this can MOIOROIL FREE ESTIMATES CORNER STORE PET CENTER m y In modem auto glass Installa- gold when it comes to keeping mlxht be interest- easily be ordered, but most Lower Level of the Parksde tlon and you are always sure the bathroom dry. If the man I n e l t People find Just what they want dtlfh.aqq.t • Party Gk>ods, Hogaaines Cananti Paraknlt of the utmost In satisfaction of the house Is handy, he can ‘ ^ m ...... - .. n la v rtf atAt*llncr rvr r>rvota1 M r Ul olUCK. Mon.. Tue*.. 9-6; Wed., m Qrooerlea, Cold Cuts Tropical Fith - Turtles with all work done here. Install these himself, or If you play of sterling or crystal. Mr. ThnrH.. Kri. 9-9; Sat. 9-6 • Fruits—Vegetables Hamsters Gerbils The White Glass Co., dees prefer, for a moderate sum, the Bray will be happy to gift wrap • Greeting Cards M iied Breed Puppies work for Insurance companies White Glass Co. will send a man you*" selection for .you, and you We Depend On You . . . Aquarium Accessories, etc will find many and varied gifts Our Own Special Blended and in order to do this they to do the work for you. Once MANCHESTER thait are sure to please in a wide C ftftrBC R aT€ You Oen Depend On Us! Pet Foods mu.st com e up to the rigid installed you will wonder how GLASS standards set by these com- you got along with;mt them. variety of prices. O AUTO PARTS * For .\iilo WlndahlaMa Open 7 Days A Week BUD FISHER MANCHESTER panics. Should you need the Glass is used In so many If .you are looking „ for a really . ,AD,_-n.o MUTT AND JEFF till Midnight glass repliiced In ycur car win- ways. It covers tables and pro- good watch, stop In at Bray’s CULUMBUb, UniO (ACE— ine • For Store Front* and PET CENTER all *lzcii of window* 863 MAIN ST. 646-0293 9 MAPLE SI MANCHESIEP dow or windshield, this Is the tects them against stains, bums Jewelry Store and look over Columbus Zoo s bald eagle is a their fine selection of well rare bird indeed OPEN o For Table Tope t h a t n o 600D NEIGHBOR JONES, I GOT VWELL.ER WAIT, I ’LL ^ I / (/ -'• '"'I ^ A lYl place lo come. and scratches. It is ideal for Much driving Is done after your vanity In the bedroom or And the zoo should change its SAT. to 1 P.M. HE’S SUING ME FOR A SU M M O N S- l e t m e G E T M V ■iWv'/'ca SUINGyooj known watches. Mr. Bray car­ OPEN 8 A.M. lo S P.M. dark imd if your ear's wind- bathrorm. For beauty and as a name from George to Georgena BREAKING HIS FENCE.' ARE you SE E THE GLASSES.' ‘V / / i[>!5^V MUTT.'i ries Longine, Bulova, Wiltnauer SATURDAY 8 A.M. NOON PAPER.' SEE US FOR QUALITY shield Is pitted from fine flying work saver, think Glass, Zoo Supt. James Savoy said an I’LL SCARE HIM INTO S U IN G r „ and Caravelle Watches, any one TAILORING particles thrown against it by If you need the screen wire anu v-araveiie — checked George recently J. A. W H in WORDS BEEN WITHDRAWING -- M E ? y cf which would make a wonder- ex^ n cnecKca tieorge reteniiy B K A S fiy St passing cars It might be wise to r e p 1 a c e d in ycur window GLASS CO .. INC. tAAR&lE 4 learned it is a female. t h a c t s h e i s b e e n “S t have it replaced. After a while s< i-eens or doors, let White Si BImcII St. — TrI. Mt-ISSt IS. ATT VT / MADE A Sorvka know you are purchasing a Savoy said it took an expert to A^&A\*0 SEEiNGa A these fine pits and scratches Glass Co. do It now, then It will watch that will give you beauty, determine George s »ex because TRyiM C? HouU/WOpC? SUITS blend Int i a maze that cuts he ready for you. For the best O f accuracy and dependability. male and female bald eagles are T o S C o O T l'. ^ For Ladies ajld Gentlemen down on your visibility, purlieu- In gloss installation, depend up- O N E -U P , Sincerity For years Bray’s has done identical in appearance. Alterations — Cleaning larly .so at night when the on- on the White Glass Co. FREE DECORATING Repairs Where Personal • W AI.U’AI'KU ------■ 1 . When Quality Is Consideration • I'A I N T MANCHESTER Important In Your, TAILOR SHOP I* A Tradition • CAUI’KTINC Radio for the Week Selection of Art • DllAl'KItlKS 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 400 Main Street & Framing TREE PARKING I M J* er X il* iMglh. I t ■■*i«R*ll Dally I Burr (,'orners, IManchesler CUSTOM 'SZ _::u Next to ('aider V itifagaa) WINTHROF BY DICK CAVALLl SQUARES MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Grooming! WINF—ISM w; Cooper SI.. Manche.ster FOR intTaBir — a t m o s p h e r e , ”*%8s&9SLar*' FINE QUALITY 643-9892 WELL, I'M AH-HAI POODLES B o s e . WHY THE GOING TO JUSTAG I AND ALL !&* TURN THE THOUGHT— DIAMONDS candlelight, BREEDS from . P IE R R E ? LIGHTS o n ! YOU'RE FUNERAL HOME WRCH — tie TRYINSTD 875-7624 _ BRAY’S IT SERVE ME HOURS 9-5 MTM .'^AT. aar&r*'*'**'****^ VEST LEFTOVERS BY APPOINTMENT •expert Watch Repairing Wm ) Lennon. DireclOL •fine Selection of Gifts a g a i n ! STUD SERVICE FO R- Complete Package Store ILL ms- For All Occasions PACKAGE! Poodles, Toys & Miniatures •longine, Bulova STORE 142 E CENTERS! Hat-vest Hill Package Store of The Harvest Hill Package SUDS & SCISSORS Wittnauer and Caravelle Manchester is part of a group Stores' motto is "If it is avill- MANCHESTER 646 5310 POST RD. PLAZA - Rt 30 of stores that was inaugurated Watches able and we don't have it, v/e’ll w n c ^ i m PARKADE r i VERNON by Michael J. Mugnello Sr. The W Mam S I. Mancheslei TT- gel it." PHDNE 643 5617 FUU. SELECTION OF ■ iiTr'iiU ij-m jim .um iiir r —^ JONES TglH&EHAY store was opened in 1955 In one 8:M Toons LORRAINE'S of the first shopping areas in "Our customers are our only • ifO M IMPORTED this section of Connecticut. The commodity and wc appreciate AND BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE INTERIOR l>E(X)KATIN KATHESr ODULY: LIKE TIME TO FINP OUT • MR. STEAK • - p l u s - THE HECK IS c^ f a c t him u w flu V r p r o m i s e . « Window Shades APPARENTLY WHAT HE'G a f t e r ... A y VOU HEAR FROM < CAPTAIN h a r v e s t THAT KIP? &EAFCHING FOK • Fabric • Hods 244 Center Street HILL Designed with You in Mind Manchester • 646-1995 STAR G A X E i C ' ' DISCOVERY ------Hv CL.IY R POLL.-\N wratc — itM SOCIETY FOR CATS By A Decorator Who Cares OPEN7DAYS-llto9 L lI R A BRANDS ARIES Vour Daily Activ-ity Guide S£fT. 2) ->'7 Specializing in U.S.D.A. ''T* MAR. V Kittens Small Animals POS'i’ RD. PI..AZA S75-2996 Choice Steaks and v * According lo Ihm Sian. 'r ocr. 22 vyfvir' Boardinj; & Placemen! MASTER CHARGE To develop message for Sunday, 2-32^44-63 7^; Route 30. Vernon Fresh Sea Food .,>20-21-31-43 Adoption & Disposal Center PERSONAL CHARGE ^751-61-79-84 rood words corresponding to numbers 65-72-81-86 '^ of vour Zodiac birth sign ROUTE 83 VERNDNj ACCOUNTS INVITED / T A U U q S ^TOMIC TECH OPENING GAME: DANNY J 1 Fihish 31 Gotn 61 A n 875 0052 TEL. 649-0446 ^ APR. 20 2 Red 32 Letter 62 Complete Ii» MAGEE SHARKUS AT QUARTERBACK. » ,11.13-25-37 65 Con l:W BeUanw Mf'ieW e MrrtM g-;-746-5B-69 5 Thoje 35 Are 45-57-78 Seiyice still means something to us— and sendee 6 Is 36 The 66 C leo r nieAns spending enough time with you to help you GEMINI 7 Be 37 Get 67 Productivity JAGITTARIUS 8 M uddled 38 Shop 68 To NOV select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ 69 Answer* i EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN CARS ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLI.N 9 Things 39 About ning. See us for paint imd service when you plan your • 'rV JUNE 20 10 Y o u ’ ll 40 Begin 70 Weorobles DBC uiie \) Ask 41 Con 71 Progress 5-15-23-35 UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, Int. THANKS, ROBEAT.' WE CAN A U . USE 4- 6-19-36 STEVE CA.NYON next project. 48-68-80 90 12 Smart 42 M oke 72 A chieve 47-56-67 WPOT — 1410 SO M E OF THAT RIGHT ABOUT NOW/ BY MILTON CANIFF D 43 By 73 A Rt. 8.‘J, Vernon, Conn. 13 Questions CAPRICORN naKftreriu. CANCER 14 Freshen 44 Day 74 In Phone 646-4485 . jiii|^ " lJUNE 21 15 In 45 Friendship 75 Love- D ie . 22 f X CM A',‘go VPUP A ^ AND that next NO CHEER4 71 76 Tronsoctions 16 Rather 46 The JAN. It f AM jF4T P0E4N T SATURPAV you'LL NO FUN iWUlV.22 47 Assessing 77 A E.STIMATES ON ALL MAKES 17 Don't 17-18-27-28^ > ^ °ns;sF HAVE :T . 6c T YOue HEAD NO PRO E/Uc^mson \14-26-38-49 1 8 W orry 48 Stimulus 70 M oney PAI NT CQ 79 Independent 19-73-82-87' &A^MED A6AIN DRAFT.' /59-60-70 19 Not 49 For CASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS 20 You 50 And 80 Good AQUARIUS 728 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 619-4501 t I O 01 Your 21 Ultimately 51 Pursuing JAN. 20 VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT 22 Probably 52 Thinking 82 FirMinciol BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK 23 Authority 53 W ill 83 Fir>or>ool H I . II ^ IP HE DID HE WOULD l^AUO- 22 24 Avoid 54 Btcom a 04 Course 3- 9- 9-53 J "Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” BE THE ONLY KICKER Your indepondent , 1-16-29-40 25 Y o u 'll 55 Quite 85 M o k in g 54-35-66 1 /50-62-7« 56 Your 86 Gools III the AREA.'ATTHI* 26 U p 57 W ith 87 Complicotior RISCIS VIROP 27 Too m o m e n t a w il d 2B M uch 50 Proper 88 Todoy ftl- !* —1 practice punt 15 29 Then 59 New 69 M a tte r 90 Happenings MAR. 20*^’^ WOBBLING OVER THB 30 You 60 A ttro ctive 0‘2i dealtr. 30-41-42-71 © ^ T CANVAS W ALL... A10-22-33-J2 . .( ^ G o o d ® Adverse 74-77-83- CUSTOM ;/64-75-85-8« V II SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA KITCHEN TOURAINE r J l i s t s a w T S P l< £ D THEiP Reuben Plen’s VVlTTH TV CENTER S C M ^ (^ E O i^ A T S VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OH THE f?L/N, P(?UHB. J u ic e . . . Texaco Sfation PAINTS (^SS..VA/HAT IJTTLE SPORTS 381 Main Street XT BY ROUSON FOR BIST RESULTS HAf^=teJEPP r T j - ERH l E'S OVER 30STYLESON DISPLAY Phone 643-9149 OVER 1,000 KITCHENS INSTALLED a C(l HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS ... llydramatlc IVaneniUelon PAUL'S COME TO THE EXPERTS •zenith •hotpoint •maytag *igldaire Repairing PAINT SUPPLY OI’IN DAIl V 9 30 4 M B P M IHURS tHI9l’M •rca •Panasonic *w«stlnghouse •holpoini 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER 46 West Center St., Manchester, and A# •dryers ‘ etc. All Work Guaranteed 645 MAIN STREET ' 1 •sU ffo s •dithwashtrs *radlos A m GUARANTEED SATISFACTION 649-7544 Route 83, Vernon ‘?-;3 Texaco Lubrication Service Tel. 649-0300 Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone 643-9561 Wo GIvo i j t H : Green Stamp* EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Sat., Sept. M, 1073— P A G E E L E V P t

PAGE T E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat, Sept. 23.1972 "JHsJuxId. dnqisd Third Straight Win Chargers Open Defense Performs Miracles By It happened so fast I didn't really have time to think,” EARL YOST W ith Trium ph relief appearances made his first start of the season for the For Tribe Booters BOSTON (AP) — If Red Sox Manager Eddie Kasko had Tigers, and must be ahead in the loss column when the Petrix’elli said. “I just stuck hn* Tigers and took the loss. Sporffl Editor any hairs on his head, they would undoubtedly be gray season ends. In the eighth, it was the same situation all Two hard-fought games were seen in the second week of The Red Sox scored in the first when Tommy Harper hit a Getting a little help from Kasko, who has steadfastly refrained this season from this time the bases were loaded an Petrocelli Randy Swanson’s head into an Manchester hosts Platt High of play in the Manchester Midget Football League last night at today. lead-off double, moved to third on Luis Aparicio's bunt their "friends” , Manchester His team scored runs in each of the first three innings placing great significance on any one victory or loss, Brainkman hit a hot shot down the open net with 12 minutes left. Meriden Tuesday at 3:30 at Mt. Nebo as the Chargers, In their first showing of the single and came home on a .sacrifice fly by Carl Yastrzemski. High's soccer team registered Memorial Field and travels to Friday night against the Detroit Tigers. That took care of the admitted this one was as important as any. grabb..d .he b.U. ™ „ “.'"if''™ S t Not Interested in Award season, downed the Eagles, 12-0, and the Giants defeated the They made it 2-0 in the second when Carlton Fisk singled, a 4-1 victory yesterday after­ Wethersfield High on Thursday. offense. Then the defense performed miracles. “ Right now. at this stage of the season, this has got to be double piny He adniitted tnnt, r Manchester’s a i l MacLean put Jets, 8-6. inovtHi to third on a hit by Doug Griffin and cam e hom e Baseball players who have outstanding seasons are often noon over Mbloney Ugh at the locals on the board with a 20- INLAND FISHING Hebert, Bob Mumford and Ken In the sixth inning, third baseman Rico Petrocelli dove to big." Kasko said. "If we lose this, we find ourselv* two- nmsideieJ going lor Uie triple play, a'onnti In the opener, the Chargers, when pitcher Lynn McGlothen hit a sacrifice fly. yarder. "This goal seemed to M uchnler (t) MiimMy(i) Fishing in the inland district is Fahey as well as Jets’ Gary down in the series ' overlooked In the voting when annual awards are made and Memorial Field in a CCIL SwaiMoa G Ncaiiif his left to spear a two-out line drive by pinchhitter Tony fairly slow. A few of the better living up to their name, allowed Yastrzemski hit his ninth hom e run o f the season in the T „ . glad he d id n 't." K .,k o aald "I » • " ' '" x l managers are no different. contest. The Tribe now sports Ignite the offense,” Danielson Seunden LFB Mlthriby Dehiko, Bruce Gardner and ChrU Taylor while the bases were loaded. In the eighth, Petrocelli The Tigers defeated the Red Sox 10-3 Thursday in the the Ingles only 17 offensive plays third inning, and was the last Boston player to reach base. noted. BIaz Stlmac headed in a Yankowik) CKB ConettI spots for trout fishing are Far­ Devlin. opener of the four-game series. out if he could make it" Take Elarl Weaver of Baltimore for example. For three a 3-0 league mark. In all three while they ran 35 and rack^ up did it again, this time starting a double play with the bases The Tigers cut the lead to 3-2 in the sixth when Norm Cash nice play from Kanehl at 1:39 of iCrardl RKB Piddock mington River, Highland Lake, The first score came pn a 10- Over in the visitors' clubhouse, Detroit Manager Billy Then Miller inserted that inning for just such p u rp o s e , straight years he took the Orioles home first In the American games the opponents have leracci six first downs to the Eagles’ one. full and nobody out. Rick Miller added a diving catch in the fourth period and Scott Beiuen LHB Ball Pond. Candlewood Lake, yard pass by quarterback Dave walkesi and Duke Sims, catching in place of the injured Bill made his S g akidding ,'a.d. of a Willie Horton bloop to McCurry CuiwlK Martin remained enthusiastic about his team s chances, League and not once was he honored as Manager-of-the- netted a total of three goals CHB Norwich Pond, Crystal Lake, The Chargers’ first score came centerfield to end the inning, and the Red Sox had preserved Freehan, homtred into the Detroit bull pen in right. Two Wiggin’s head shot at 11:34 ac­ Denln KHB OJeba Crossley ol the Giants to left end right center, ending the inning ” Kn«im Year. while the Indians have scored in the closing seconds of the first a 3-2 victory. despite the loss. counted for the final MHS goal. Wiggln OR RofaUkl Horse Pond, Beach Pond, Long Pete Gourley at the Jet 30 which singles and a walk later, the Tigers had the bases loaded with It's still too long to go for me to be half on a three-yard plunge by “See how nice and easy it is when eveiybody does his “ It took three sensational plays to beat us, ' Martin said. I kidded Weaver earlier this week at Fenway Park that he 11. Stimac IR Jinlgi Pond and Amos Lake. Gourley plugged to paydirt. The one out, and Bob Veale was brought in to pitch. The first Jacobson fullback Ed Sadloski. This score ■■ Petrocelli s two plays and the play in centerfield were said Til tell you when I'll be optimistic, though . When we Just might win the honor if the Birds fail to wrap up a fourth "It was a poorly played game in "Maloney’s defensive style of W Cacaw U. East Twin Lake is producing a two-point conversion 1^ Crossley job?” Kasko said. He was, of course, kidding. man he faced was Frank Howard. MacLean OL Athomt was set up by two successive pass probably the equivalent of seven runs. I don't think we re lead bv more games than we have games to play. straight crown. which a Maloney player put the play turned away everything In Manch 0 0 2 S -4 few kokanee but fishing is fairly was the eventual difference. 'This The victory moved the first-place Red Sox a full game in ■'Gave im heat all the way, ' Veale said. A strikeout plays from quarterback &ott down after a gam e like this. Ituraises you up. knowing what it Sonny Siebert (12-11) was scheduled to pitch for t^^ Red “ I don’t want it,” he shot back. ball into his own net (or our first the first half, as we were trying to Maloney 0 0 10-1 slow for this species as the spaw­ score was made possible by a front of the Tigers in the American League Blast, including Scorert Macl.ean. sumac. Sweet to halfback John Johnson Next up was Tony Taylor, who hit a vicious drive that Sox today and Mickey Lolich (20-13) for the Tigers. goal after a scorel^s first half,” pass throu^ too many men. Wlgfln ning season approaches. spectacular punt return of 37 two up in the all-important loss column. Due to the players' took to beat you We'll see what happens tomorrow " “ Look what happened to some of the guys named. Cacace. Benella good for 10 yards each. F’etrocelh grabbed diving to his left stated Coach Dick Danielson. When we began to take long Subi iManchl Kanehl. Shenile. Bass is providing fair to good yards by Tom Prignano of the “ Ted Willians was named one year when he was with The second half saw more ball strike, the Red Sox play one game less this year than the Chris Zachary, who had a 0.93 earned run average in 22 Vinny Benella scored the first shots, the results were better,” Menihell Waiierman. Stallord. Deltalto. fishing at Winchester Lake. Lake Giant “ B” team moments before. Washington and then wound up last the next. Dick Williams Lombarilo. I.«one. Conyen control by the Chargers but they goal with a brilliant shot over the coach added. Lillinonah. Mashapaug Lake. The Jets fought back in the were held off by Elagle defenders’ won it one year with the Red Sox and then got fired. Bill Gardner Lake. Halls Pond, second half but to no avail until Rick Lenhardt. Greg Flavell, Bob Reds Qualify to Face Pirates Rigney was named, too, and now he’s out of a job. Pachaug Pond and Quaddick the early moments of the fourth Reault and Durward Miller until Whacky Week in A.L. East "Ralph Houk was named by you guys last year and when Reservoir. quarter when Chilis Devlin, on an he saw me he said he would rather trade the honor for my Pro Football Roundup Panfish is providing fair to the first series of downs in the option play from the Jet 41, fourth quarter. At this point, job (World Series) in the fail,” Weaver added. good fishing in Winchester Lake. passed to quarterback Frank John Johnson reeled off two fine Just as You Would Expect Tyler Lake. West Side Pond. Livingston at the Giant 43 from About the only city that I’s No.l is Boston, at least that’s runs of 10 and 28 yards to bring People- Po w e r^ y Lake Lillinonah. Lake Zoar, which point Livingston tore into what they said when they had me at their dinners the past the ball to the two-yard line. AND Lions, Vikings Candlewood Lake. Moodus the end zone to score. The extra in contention only mathematical­ win our last 11 games, we have a two years.” NEW YORK (AP) What Reservoir, Pickerel Lake, Pine Again Sadloski got the call and chance" point attempt which could have kind o f week has it been in the ly Those voting for the manager-of-the-year, as well as most Acres Pond. Pachaug Pond, the husky fullback forced his way tied the score was turned back by The Red Sox regained the The Sox then socked it to the valuable player and the pitching award (Cy Young Award) RADh into the end zone to make the American League E^st pen­ haple.ss Rangers as Stan Bahnsen /(^pinook Pond, Moosup Pond Mike Linsenbigler who was a revolving door lead Friday night For Division Kings are all members of the Baseball Writers’ Association of Meet in Feature final score 12-0. nant race? Whacky, of course, ' ^ 1 and Alexander Lake defensive stalwart for the Giants with a 3-2 victory over the Tigers earned his 20th victory of the America. Two members from each of the 24 major league The Connecticut River is For the Eagle offense the best throughout. but then, what did you ex­ built on some clutch relief season Carlos May ripped a NEW YORK (AP) - “ When Detroit and Minnesota play,” cities vote. The ballots are usually collected and tabulated SATURDAY providing good to excellend play was a Jim Fleurent pass to The Jets threatened again later pect? pitching by Bob Veale and Bob ba.ses-loaded triple in the third Rose and Johnny Bench. Houston Vikings Coach Bud Grant once commented, “ nobody wins. John Wilson at the (Jharger 47 HOUSTON (AP) — Qncin- Friday night was washing the during the final two weeks of the regular season. fishing for white catfish and in the period but were turned Item—Boston, opening a vital Bolin and a couple of sharp inning and Tony .Muser drilled a scored once in the third on Jim It’s just a matter of which team is ahead when the game which Wilson carried into the end bubbly out of their doubleknits 1:45 (8) College Football: white perch. back several time by Giant four-game series with challenging defensive plays by Rico two-run homer in the eighth nati Manager Sparky Ander­ Wynn's single and two more in Who will be the AL Manager-of-the-Year? zone only to be called back due to Players fizzed champagne on Nebraska vs. Army ends.” defenders Alex Ferguson, Chris Detroit with first place at stake, Petrocelli and Rick Miller. .Muser. an early-game replace­ son says the Big Red Machine the eighth on Bob Watson’s two- “ It’s a toss-up,” Weaver said. “ Remember what 1 said, I Denver at San Diego and Atlanta MARINE an illegal procedure penalty. each other like a bunch of kids 2:00 (^^30) Tigers vs. Red Sox, That pretty much describes the Everett, Dave Wentworth and started Mike Carman, who had The Yankees, meanwhile, ment for Dick Allen, who is ran to the 1972 N ational run single to make it close. don’t want it.” at New England. Bluefish are providing ex­ Right end Mark Young, along playing in lawn sprinklers on a W ire, Yanks vs, Indians, WINF collisions of these two Mark Melia. Defensively for the never started a major league shpped 4 4 games behind with nursing a twisted ankle, also League Western Division Monday night. New Orleans cellent fishing all along the coast. with Sadloski, were defensive hot summer day. But even when the Astros 5:00 (8) Wide World ol Sports powerhouses in the National Jets, Cliff Bickford, Colin O’Neil game before. Result: Detroit 10. only 10 to play, dropping a 4-1 drove in another run with a championship on people- hosts Kansas (Jity. Some of the better spots are standouts for Chargers as were They had won their second loaded the bases in the ninth. Notes o ff the Cuff SUNDAY FootbaU Conference’s Central and Bob Whittemore turned in Boston 3. decision to Gaylord Perry and the single The Vikings have relied heavily Faulkners Island. Thimble Dan Trueman, John Lessard, power. division title in three years and in Sparky still had a certain feeling. 11:30 (22) Notre Dame Division. outstanding performances. Item—Detroit, now tied for Cleveland Indians. on their running game the past Islands, south of Branford Reef, Roger Poudrie, Mike Kingston ROYALS-A’s "We don't just have players on typical fashion, holding off a When that phone call woke Little Rock didn’t win the Texas League baseball crown Highlighte T h e last eight times, Friday night the Giants take on first place, tries to Uke over the Baltimore, with the night off, few seasons—Oscar Reed and the mouth of the (Connecticut and Hugh (}uinn. Kansas City snapped a 1-1 tie this teant—we have people, and ninth-inning rally by the Astros me up at 8:20 this morning, I had but it wasn’t the fault of Rockville’s A1 Putz. The Rockville 1:00 (3) NFL: Cowboys vs. Minnesota’s been ahead at the the Eagles in the first game while lead in the second game of the slipped 2 4 behind with nine □int Jones combined for 134 River and along the shore The nightcap was a corker as with four runs in the eighth in­ that's one thing the other clubs It's another reason Anderson the best feeling I’ve ever had.” Giants end, and it's been those victories the Chargers will put &e Patriots series Friday night. The Tigers' games remaining. High standout who later flashed at Springfield College yards against the Redskins—but eastward to Groton Long Point the Giants and the Jets battled all ning. three of them on John don't have,” Anderson said, thinks the Reds will be in the Anderson said. “ ...^even better 2:00 (22-30) NFL: Jets vs. that have paved the way to the to a big test in the final. pitcher? Chris Zachary, who In other AL action, Minnesota wound up with a team-leading .275 average which was the now they’ve got a passing attack and the Race. over the field on some hard run­ Mayberry s 22nd home run of the wiping a trickle of champagne off World Series. Colts, Yanks vs. Indians, WINF Vikes’ four straight divisional hadn't started a game all season. shut out California 1-0, Chicago than 1970. This club means more 13th best In the Double A loop. The St. Louis (Cardinal to go with it. Fran Tarkenton hit ning by Giants backs Pete year and went on to beat his cheek Friday night after the championships. Snapper blues are providing Result: Boston 3, Detroit 2. downed Texas 8-4 and Kansas Later A n derson said he to me than the 1970 club because Tigers vs. Red Sox, WTIC for a pair of touchdowns in his 18 Reds wrapped up the crown with farmhand collected 13 homers, sixth highest in the league, At the moment, though, it’s the good fishing in most of the river The Uttle man off in the comer, City trimmed Oakland 5-3. Oakland ’V” •• > wouldn't make any predictions this club battled so hard. In 1970 (8) Mets vs. Phils completions that netted 233 Dick Drago earned the victory, a 4-3 victory over Houston. and drove in 48 runs in 116 games...Skip Jutze, who was Lions who are ahead. They beat estuaries. Some of the better rubbing his hands vigorously and about the playoff with Pittsburgh it was just a cakewalk.” 4:00 (3) NFL: Vikings vs. Lions yards. beating Vida Blue "We've never had any considered a better football player than a catcher with the the New York Giants 30-16 in spots are Poquonnock River, cheering for everybody is Earl WHITE SOX-RANGERS for the NL title but did say, "The The Lions, two, have both Super Bowl Champions problems, " he said. "This team is Rose said the present Qncin- baseball team while at Central Connecticut State College, their opener while Minnesota lost TTiames River, Niantic River, Weaver, who urgently needs a Chicago, still hoping to catch Y 4 ' * ' i two best teams in baseball will be ground and aerial attacks. Greg TWI.\.S-A.\GELS together. The players don't want nati team is better than the 1970 24-21 to Washington. Blast River in Guilford, and Stony split in this four-game weekend Oakland in the West, picked up a playing for the National League appears to have won a spot in the future plans of the St. Landry threw only 17 passes last Rod Carew's ninth inning problems. You can't play champs because of more Schoolboys And if Detroit can withstand Creek. Set for Giant Invasion series by the 1-2 teams in order to game by beating Texas while title.” Louis Cards. Jutze compiled a .300 plus batting average with week but his nine completions, single drove in the game's only balanced hitting. Fishing for striped bass is good keep his third place Baltimore Kansas City was whipping the baseball like that You can have Tulsa in the American Assn, and is now catching with the the Vikings’ typically-crushing The Reds scored two runs in CROSS COUNTOY three of them for touchdowns, at Penfield Reef, Sunken Islands, A's. run as Minnesota blanked Califor­ all the stars in the world and if defense Sunday, there's a good NEW YORK (AP) - The five passing touchdovtms to the Orioles in real contention. "In 1970, Bench and Tolan parent Cards...The talent-rich Baltimore Orioles have Ellington 15, Rocky HUl 46 resulted in 207 yards. Steve St. Mary’s by the Sea. Todd's The Sox held a pre-game nia behind Bert Blyleven's five- they don't get along, it's worth the first inning off Astros starter chance the Lions will have sole Dallas (Cowboys are a challenge Cowboys, Hayes scoring three The man off in the other corner carried us," he said. This year another red-hot prospect in A1 Bumbry who won the SUllord 15, Rocky HUl 50 Owens ripped through the Giants Point ind off Rocky Neck State meeting before beating the hitter Carew s hit. following a nothing." Larry Dierker and added two possession of the division lead. to a defensive back. They are also and Tniax and Hill one each. is Manager Ralph Houk of the everybody is hot. International League batting title while performing with Results: 1. Kevin for 113 yards. Park, Many of the stripers are Rangers. "It's not over yet." said leadoff double by Danny Thomp­ The only problem the Reds had more on solo homers by Pete Chicago, like Minnesota, will a nightmare. New York got one of them back New York Yankees. He is shaking Rochester...Look for Ted Williams to pack it in as the Texas Deschamplain, S, 12:26.6: 2. Deb- Pittsburgh and Qncinati, un­ sub-legal size. Legal size fish Chicago Manager Chuck Tanner, son. won it for the Twins and be out to even its record but the The Super Bowl champions when cornerback Pete Athas his head rather than rubbing his son, S; 3. Calotto, S; 4. Caldwell, beaten in the American must measure 16 inches from the "and that's what I told them at raised his AL-leading batting manager and he’s recommended that Dave Bristol be Bears have a formidable foe in have had strong receiven in the returned a Morton pass 37 yards hands. The Yankees have lost six S; 5. Almand, S; 6. Luginbuhl, E; Conference's Central Division, snout to the tip of the tail. The the meeting. I told them if we average to .323. brought in to handle the Rangers...Earl Peterson of th^ Los Angeles Rams. Green past but never as strong as this for a touchdown but. Dallas won of their last seven games and are will probably be vying all season larger stripers are being taken at Manchester, chairman of the American Legion baseball 7. Keddner, S; 8. Salley, E; 9. Bay, currently sharing the Cen­ year when they have four poten­ both games 20-13 and 42-14. for this title. the Race. Astros Run out of Gas program in Connecticut, was one of six New England Legion Messeck, S; 10 Larabee, S. tral lead with Detroit, surprised tial Ail-Pro wide receivers in Athas and Willie Williams, the The Steelers, led by Terry Porgies are abundant at Stony directors who were guests of the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Qeveland 26-10 a week ago. Bullet Bob Hayes, Lance cornermen, and Spider Lockhart Bradshaw, may have to go with a Creek, Branford Harbor and SOCCER This time the Packers’ defense Alworth, Ron Seilers and Billy and Richmond Flowers, the Park last week along with the championship Legion teams pair of rookies, running back Goshen Point. Russians Rally Coventry, Cromwell 0 will be tested by Oakland’s F*arks. safeties, have their work cut out Gaylord Perry Just Watches from each state...Alex Hackney, pro at the Manchester Franco Harris and tight end John Small numbers of weakfish and At Big Red Stop Sign Coventry 2 0 0 1—3 always-dangerous Raiders. II the New York Giants have against 10 receivers, who Country Club, will conduct a free golf clinic Wednesday from McMakin, since John Fuqua and kingfish are being taken in the Oomwell 0 0 0 0—0 Other games find Pittsburgh at spent time preparing for that averaged 2S catches each during Flight o f Ball to Outfield Larry Brown are injur^ and runs, including the game-winning 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Mt. Nebo. The clinic will be promoted by Coventry goals: Toomey 2, Ed­ Thames River, and off the the 1971 National Football NEW YORK (AP) - The National League pennant two Cincinnati, St. Louis at foursome for Sunday's game, To Trim Canada RBI with a single in the 12th Manchester Community College and the Rec Department mondson. doubtful starters. Guilford, Branford and East years ago. agreed Rose Washington, Dallas at the New they surely haven’t forgotten the League season. Houston Astros have been Ken Anderson, who led the Haven breakwaters. This year everybody was inning, as Pittsburgh beat Mon­ with Pat Mistretta, MCC director of athletics, handling the Records: Coventry 3-0, Oomwell York Giants, the New York Jets messenger tight ends Mike Ditka The Giants’ defense got burned MOSCOW A P - “ We played 50 minutes o f hockey— but Gaylord Perry Just Too Much chasing Cincinnati for most of Bengals past New England, is Fishing for blackfish is very hot. ' said the Reds' "M r. treal The game featured another details. Jack Redman will hold a tennis clinic at (Charter Oak -3. at Baltimore, Houston at Miami, and Billy Tniax; or the talented for three passing TDs by Detroit you've got to play 60 minutes against this club,” Team expected to get the starting good. The best baits are fiddlers, the season, but finally ran into Hustle In 1970, Bench and base hit for Roberto Clemente, Park on Monday, Oct. 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. which will also be San F ran cisco at Buffalo, running backs, (Calvin Hill, Bob last Sunday and beaten 30-16; Canada's assistant coach, John Ferguson, said of the Soviet quarterback spot over Virgil green crabs and hermit crabs. AMERICAN LEAGUE a Big Red stop sign. Bobby Tolan carried the team " who s closing in on the lifetime Rocky HUl, Rham 1 Cleveland at Philadelphia, Newsome, Mike Montgomery Dallas beat Philadelphia 28-6 and an MCC-Rec promotion. Carter. Blue crabs are still in abundant national team. East Yankee Flag Hopes Steered by Pete Rose and The Reds triumph sets up a 3.000-career hit mark. The Pirate Rocky Hill 0 0 1 0 0 -1 and Walt Garrison, the leading Alworth and Sellers each caught a slugger now has 2.994. Rham 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 numbers in most of the larger TD pass from Morton. For more than 40 minutes. ■'The main thing for me, " W L Pet GB Johnny Bench, the Big Red rematch in the league playoffs Cowboy receiver last season on 40 Bud Harrelson's lith inning End o f the Line Goals: Rocky Hill — O’Brien; creeks and estuaries along the Team Canada-made up of stars Soviet Coach Vsevold Bobrov Boston 79 65 .549 Machine detoured Houston with against the Pittsburgh Pirates, passes. 1 Dimmed by Tribe a 4-3 victory Friday night that error allowed Philadelphia to Rham—Abney. coast. of the National Hockey recalled of his feelings at that Detroit 79 67 .541 their 1970 foes The Giants have changed their 2>/2 score winning run against New Geyer Pace-Setter League—played excellent hockey. time, "was not to show the team » Baltimore 77 68 ,531 settled, once and for all. the The Pirates, who clinched the Its Although he’s not hitting, Carl Yastrzemski if contributing defensive line play this season to 4 ‘/2 National League West pennant's^ York Pineh-runner Oscar Gam­ East Hampton 3, Bolton 1 Sports Slate And for nearly 50 minutes the the state I was in after the second 1 New York 75 70 .517 Eastern Division title Thursday to the Red Sox cause with great defensive work around first a rover defense, the idea being to 13‘/2 CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — Gaylord Perry pitched out of Blast Hampton 0 1 0 0 2 0—3 Canadians still seemed to have period and, by iny outward calm, Cleveland 67 80 .456 race night, defeated the Montreal Ex­ ble came home from second base base. Yaz was a shortstop when he first entered pro get the quarterback before he 20 one jam after another Friday night, and when he was It s the best feeling I've ever when Bill Robinson's grounder Bolton 1 0 0 0 0 0 -1 As Harriers’ Win matters well in hand. to give the players hope for the Milwaukee 60 86 411 pos 4-3 in a 12-inning contest ball...The feeling, down deep, is that the Red Sox just don’t releases the football. If Cowboy through, the skidding New York Yankees had lost 4-1 to Goals: Blast Hampton—Rand SATURDAY Then the Russians erupted for favorable outcome of what was West had. said Cincinnati Manager Friday night skippwl through Harrelson's legs. have (enough to win the Eastern Division but no one should quarterback CYaig Morton does Cleveland — and the Yankees were the ones in a jam. (2), Krasnitski; Bolton — Ber­ With a fine time of 15:40 turned in by Manchester High’s Football four goals in barely five the most difficult match. " Oakland 85 59 .590 Sparky Anderson the Reds won Elsewhere m the National BRRAVES-PADRES get rid of the ball, then it count out the club yet...Ned Martin will move from play-by- ____ fine cross country runner, Jeff Geyer, the Tribe yesterday St. Paul at East Catholic minutes—two of them just eight Whatever it was that Bobrov Chicago 81 63 .563 4 It was (he third straight defeat /Xspromonle added what he's their second division title in three League, the Philadelphia Phillies Phil Niekro pitched a man. becomes the defensive secon­ play radio broadcasts of Dartmouth football to another Ivy defeated host Wethersfield High, 25-32, in a CCIL meet. The Manchester at Maloney seconds apart—to grab a 5-4 vic­ did or said, it worked wonders. Minnesota 74 69 .517 to‘ 2 and sixth in the last seven games said all season years beat the New York .Mets 5-4 in If lourhilter and Marly Martinez SAPLINGS — Bernice F'ellows dary's problem. 497 13‘-2 League member, Harvard.. .Kent Smith of Manchester and Rockville vs. South Windsor tory Friday night. With 15.000 fans, including Kansas City 71 72 lor the Yankees who trail Boston (iaylord Perry has got to be It wasn't easy innings, the Atlanta Braves and liob Didier each knocked in a Indians are 2-0 in the league running and 2-1 overall. 137-134-368. Lorrie Stanek 133. Last season the Giants gave up Premier Alexei Kosygin. Presi­ California 68 77 467 17 >'2 by 44 games and only have 10 This club battled so hard, " turned back the San Diego run to pace Atlanta over San Pete Dubay of South Windsor are with Elastern Connecticut ■'We got a bad start and a bad tfie Cy A'oung Award winner A Geyer, running brilliantly dent Nikolai Podgorny and Com­ Texas 52 92 .361 33 games left in which to try make said Anderson This year's team Padres 2-0 and the Los Angeles Diego State College’s varsity soccer team this fall with the school’s MERCHANTS - Ed Orlowski finish. ' said Ferguson, whose lot ol guys will probably vote lor Soccer Clinic around the 2.95 mile course, was munist Party leader Leonid Friday’s Results up the delicit and snare means so much more to me than Dodgers blankexl the San Fran­ DOIXiERS-GIANTS No.l cross-country runner again Steve Gates, a sophomore 353, Rich Mazur 380, Tony Heim Canadians have managed just one Wilbur Wood but I wouldn t.' chased across the line by Brezhnev, shouting encourage­ Oeveland 4, New York 1 .American League East laurels Ihe one that took the title in 1970 cisco Giants 1-0 in 11 innings Wes Parker was hit by Jim Starts Sept. 30 victory and a tie in the first five said Aspromonte \ly guy has out of Manchester High...When Chris Farasopoulps returned Wethersfield's Ski Hartinger. 351, Norm Kloter 351, Lou ment. the Russians came out Boston 3. Detroit 2 We re just not getting the runs because Ihe 1970 team won in a Ram washed out the Chicago-St Willoughby's pilch with the bases Open games of this eight-game series won lor a club that has no power a punt for a touchdown against Buffalo last week it marked Scott Moffat of Manchester was Dellafera 357. Reggie Tomlinson flying in the third period. Minnesota 1, California 0 and Ihe pitching hasn t I'ome cakewalk L ouis game loaded in the 11th inning as Los that resumes Sunday. Wood won lor a club that had the first by a New York Jet since Bill Baird turned the trick Manchester Rec Department third with the Blagles’ Hartnett 353, Both clubs stumbled through Yuri Blinov got them on the Chicago 8, Texas 4 through, said Yankee Manager Rii hie Allen popping the ball out The 1972 Machine isn t quite PIRATES EXPOS Angi’les heat San F'rancisco WESTONN in 1963...Only 14 Jets are still with the club from the Super will offer a soccer clinic at and Willey rounding out the first A ll D ay scoreboard at 3:34. blazing down Kansas Gty 5. Oakland 3 Ralph Houk .And we ve faced the same model that won the Richie Zisk knocked in three behind Don .Sutton's three-hitter. Y — Howie Hampton 159-396, PHARMACY the first 10 minutes before Team ol Ihe park regularly Bowl HI game against Baltimore...Have a nice weekend. Manchester High; Memorial five. the left side and rifling the puck Only games scheduled excellent pitching in the last few A1 Pirkey 144-388, Ed Burbank Canada seemed to settle down, Field on the following four Satur­ The Indians' Dave Lemieux Sunday past goalie Tony Esposito of the Saturday's Games weeks Sometimes that can get Periy has been outstanding. 143-139-.381. Hank Martyn 143-383, forcing several Soviet errors. days, Sept, 30, Oct, 7, Oct. 21, and turned in an outstanding perfor­ Chicago Black Hawks New York (Peterson 16-14) at voii in a rut '.lid .As[)iomonte with a little Rocco Lupacchino 371. Don Sim- Canada took a 1-0 lead at the Nov, 4 from 9:30 to 12 noon. mance and grabbed a sixth with a Henderson s second goal from Cleveland (Dunning 5-3) We ve got to be like a bn ol hick he would have won 27 ni()ns 147-374. Ed Kovis 358. Andy 15:30 mark when Jean-Paul Major LeaguJ College Football Roundup This eUnic will be for boys in clocking of 17:24. close in restored the three-goal Detroit (Lolich 20-13) at Boston ligtiler. said Houk We ve got ol 28 games Heck, we haven t Lamoureaux 137-357. Bob Boroch All Medicinal Servleet Available Parise of the Minnesota North grades 1 thru 8. Doug Pearson, According to Coach Ray Hor­ Canadian lead at 4 :56-but at 9:05 (Siebert 12-11 or Nagy 0-0). to i;et up oil (lie floor and figlit SI (/red lor him exce[/t lor the last HiLeaders^M in so n 363, Pete Aceto 138-356, Roy Stars took a pass from Gil Dashed by B ill Hobins assistant soccer coach at ton, "The team is getting the blitz began. California (Wright 16-10) at iinlil we le /lead two st.ills 455 H ARTFO RD R O A D (M3-5230 Perreault and rammed a 20- Manchester High, will conduct DeVeau 357. B’red McCurrv 355. Vaycheslav Anisin made it 4-2 Minnesota (Woodson 13-14) Houk said Perrv. wlio s 22-16 Michigan Defenders stronger with each meet.” footer past Russian goalie American Ix-ague NEW YORK (AP) - Bill ton in Ihe seventh and scored the the clinic and be assisted by Manchester travels to Bristol and eight seconds later Vladimir Baltimore (McNally 13-16) at with an tsK.A ol 1 99 and 27 ( level,mil lurked New A'ork Vladislav Tretiak. BAT'I'ING (375 at bats) Robinson of the Philadelphia tying run on Bob Boone’s former Manchester High School irkir-kirkirkirk***ir***********'^* Shadrin scored an unassisted Milwaukee (Lonborg 12-11) comjilete cames in .If) starts is a 'taili'i Sieve Kline. 6-8. lor lour Eastern Tuesday and returns The Canadians increased the ( arew Mm 324 Scheinblum. Phillies virtually blew out the sacrifice fly. soccer standouts. Bob Goehring goal At 11 41 Alefander Gusov Kansas City (Splittoroof 11-111 good loiigli [illclier I nil' ;iiid 1(1 hit.' m six innings. home BYiday against Bristol Cen­ pressure in the second period K( 309, Rudi Dak, 309. Ihckermg hopes of the New York Robinson came up in the lith and Tom Ansaldi. tied it up with a long slap shot, at Oakland (Hunter 20-71 And with men on base his ■ iiid ,1' Kline ex[)lamed Acid Test for UCLA tral High. and, with 2:36 gone, Bobby I'inielLi KC. 309 with two on and one out and Varsity Coach Dick Danielson then a Canadian misplay gave the Texas (Hand 10-12) at Chicago Mets (0 overhaul the Chicago Results: J. Geyer, (M) 15:40; IF YOU’RE GOING TO VOTE sinkei ^lalls lo work like liell I obvioii'lv vva'ii I very good Clarke of the Philadelphia Flyers Cubs lor second place in slashed a grounder that went N^W YORK (AP) — UCLA’s thus far unstoppable offense and the Manchester High team Hartinger (W), Moffat (M), Russians the game with five (Bradley 14-14) N s.iid Houk relerrmg to Perrv , "I hev hit .ill mv pilches good HI NS Murci'r NY. 96 Rudi. } tucked the puck between the Baseball s National l,eague East through Bud Harrelson at will assist. No pre-registration is Hartnett (W), Willey (W), minutes to go. alli'ged use ol a spitball \nvlmie a te.iin get, lour runs oil Oak 91 goes against Michigan’s unyielding defense in the Los netminder's legs. .EAGLE The eenterlielder of the shortstop (or an error. required. Boys interested in Hod Selling of the New York NATIONAL I riii‘ com|ilete game total l^ Angeles Coliseum tonight in the weekend’s only match-up of Lemieux (M), Cratty (M), Bucy About nine minutes later the me ,ind Itiev le all e.irned I in On tile play pinch-runner Oscar taking part should report to the JEFF GEYER FOR PRESIDENT NIXON, East Rl NS BA I TED IN D Allen. Phillies figured in all five runs as (M), Martin (M), Moriarty (W). Rangers lost the puck in the Perrv ' lareer fiigh tojipmg Ihe mil j/ilching loo well nationally-ranked college football teams. Canadians made it 3-0 as Paul W 1. Pet GB the Phils beat the Mets 5-4 in 11 (iainble scored from second base Field at the above dates. Canadian zone. Vladimir Vikulov 2(j 111' ti.id 111 1969. and Ihe tall ( hi 108 Mavberrv. K(,'. 93 Henderson of the Toronto Maple innings before 15,265 at Shea will) Ihe winning run and pinned pounced on it. faked Esposito out xFhttsburgh 92 53 ,634 rigtil hander now jiisl neeils live ( level.mil "coied 111 the lliird Sixth-rated UCLA has rolled up turnovers, Rodgers aid hopeful- 5 HELPGIVE HIMACONGRESSTHATWILL Leafs .scored the first of his two 12>2 HI TS Rudi Oak 174. (,'arew. of position and rammed it into Chicago 79 65 549 more innings ol work to toji his when Biidilv Bell lined a double Stadium Friday night Ihe defeat on reliever Tug 625 yards on the ground and 188 ly. "Bo has got to play some 17'2 Mm R/6 The defeat dropped the Mets McGraw ‘Fun Race’ J WORK WITH HIM/NOT AGAINST HIM. goals. the open corner New York 74 70 .514 [/rev mils high ol 329 innings down the |e|l belli loul bill' and through the air in beating people who will give us the ball.;' No.Easy Pickings 22'2 East Harriers St. Louis 70 76 .479 (/ib'lied llieii huslled holiie when his HOME Rl 'NS 1) Allen Chi. live games back of the Cubs and Darrell Brandon, whS pitched Nebraska 20-17 and Pitt 38-28. And he also said that his 79 451 26>2 174 behind the Pittsburgh Ihe last (wo innings for the Phils MARTINSVILLE. Va (API - Montreal 65 In .iddilioii his KK.A is at a loomm.ile .i.u k liiohamer lined .(6 Muici'i NY. 29 Michigan, ranked 12th, allowed Wishbone backfield-quarterback Manage Split FOX BORO, Mass. (AP) - rhe Philadelphia 55 90 379 37 .1 "ingle dial lloMce ( lark lielded Pirates who had won the NL East alter Reynolds went out for a Mark Hannon and running backs New England Patriots, still smar­ c,IIeel low and tie has Iwu starts SIOl.EN BIASES Cam- only 129 rushing yards and 49 Bobby Allison, who has no fear of State Ring Czar To-Be West on Ihe oiillield gi.i"" in short rigtit by defeating the Mets Thursday [/inch-hitter m the top of the 10th, .James McAlister, Kermit jjohn- ting from an opening-day poun­ h■lt 111 which lo u[) his previous [/,mi'll' Oak 43 D Nelson T e x . passing yards in a 7-0 victory over 200 mile per hour speeds, says xCincinnati 90 55 .621 belli The tfirow home was wide Robinson hit a two-run homer retired the Mets in order in their son and Gary C,ampbell-have Dealt a crushing blow last week ding at the hands of the Cincin­ 1 .IIeel high ol 23 victories 13 I' Kellv Ctii. 31 Patek. KC, Northwestern. Sunday's Old Dominion 500 stock IDICK RITTENBANDJ Houston 80 64 556 9'2 m the second off Jim McAndrew half of the lith to gain his plenty of room for improvement in their debut into the cross nati Bengals. should have things Excited After First Bout Pel IV said he lell good all I th.iiiked him loi the RBI 31 “We are a defensive team car race should be "a fun race, Ix/s Angeles 78 67 ,538 12 to give the PhiLs a 2-0 lead seventh victory. despite their impressive first two country season, the East Catholic no easier Sunday when they take nighl and got stronger as the s.iid Brohaiiiei who s been in "a IM TCHING 04 D ecisions)- first,” admits Coach Bo the kind a professional race 5 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS J PHILADELPHIA (AP) - perhaps, anywhere. “To my Atlanta 68 77 .469 22 Then, after the Mets had gone The Mets play the Phils again High harriers rallied yesterday on the offense-minded Atlanta game went on - two-week slump And Bell Hunler. Oak. 20-7. 741. 2.06, Schembechler of the Wolverines, outings. driver really enjoys. " ^SUPPORTS THE PRESIDENT; HIS OPPONENT HAS OPPOSED THE^ Connecticut’s soon-to-be boxing knowledge,” she says, "Tm the San BYancisco 63 83 .432 27'2 ahead 4-2 on Jim Beauchamp's today then wind up their home Other key night games find and almost won both ends of a Falcons at Schaefer Stadium. "I'tie Yankees taggc'l I’errv for ies(/onded that he hil.s em and I Odom Oak, 14-5, 737. 2 41 bruslpg hff the lack of .scoring commissioner has just seen her first woman ever to hold a boxing San Diego 54 89 .378 35 homer in the second and Bill season on Sunday with Tom Kentucky vs. No. 7 Alabama at triangular meet. East topped JfPRESIDENT IN CONGRESS, AND NOW SUPPORTS McGOVERN. j SIX III Iheii eigtil hits in the fust run lot him Sr'filIKEOOTS N Ryan. Cal, punch against Northwestern. first prize fight in person and if it commissioner’s job. ” x-clinched Division Suilakis three-run roundtripper Seaver slated to pitch against Birmingham, Texas A&M at No. Avon High, 24-33, but Rockville live inrimgs and he had lo work '290 4/llch Det. 221 “ Have you ever seen us in did anything for her, it made her That first fight she saw was the m the fourth off Ken Reynolds, Steve Carlton, the Phils' 25-game High edged the Eagles, 27-29, at Your Htadquarters for Bathroom Friday’s Results oul ol jams III the second lourth The A'.iiiki'e. while adjmttirig openers? Only-against Vanderbilt 8 Ivouisiana State, Kansas State at Robinson lri(iled home Tom Hut- winner Wickham Park, East’s home $THE CHOICE IS CLEAR, AND YOU CAN HELP DICK RITTENBANDJ a greater fan. non-title heavyweight bout Atlanta 2, San Diego 0 and liltli innings plus another in dial I'eiry is one ol the best, National l>eague in 1969 (42-14) did we look good No. 10 Arizona State, Miami, Ramodalin|. Wa'II do tha com- Wednesday at New York’s course. "It was wonderful, we had a Philadelphia 5, New York 4, 11 the seventh when New York coiiipelitive (libbers scoffed BATTING (375 at bats/ offensively. But our defense has B’lu., at No. 14 Texas and No. 20 plata job . . .Paint, Tila, Raplaca 4"HELP the presid en t by contributing to h is CAMPAIGN! ^ wonderful time,” reported Bar­ Madison Square Garden between innings scored Iheir only run about his '[/liter and said he B Williams. Chi. 335. Baker. All, always been good." mississippl at South Carolina, Henry Schoebel turned In a old Bathtub, Toilat, Washbasin Ali and Patterson, with Ali win­ )>\ f )^PIease fill out the coupon below and mail it TODAY to: bara Dunn Thursday in a Adu (I belter bear down il you wouldn I hr as elle/ tive witfioiil 328 UCLA's P epper Hodgers, Top-rated Southern California 16:43 lime to win against Avon, with Attractiva, Dapandabla Fix- telephone interview, the day ning on a TKO in the seventh ^Field Goals’ Help Menne ^ Rittenband for Co.igress Committee Saturday's Games got anytfimg left, " said Perry, II RUNS Morgan. Cin, 120, beaten 38-0 by Michigan last played at Illinois in the after­ but Rockville's Pat Brand turas by Kohlar of Kohlar. after she saw Muhammad AU round. Mrs. Dunn was in J 100 C o nstitution P laza Montreal (McAnally 4-151 at explaining w'hy he seems touglier If he didn t have tfial greasy Wvnn, Htn. 111 season, says there "aren’t that noon, while second-ranked covered the 2.74 mile layout in defeat Floyd Paterson. Philadelphia Thursday in line ALSO PLUMBING I Fhttsburgh (Briles 14-8 lo 111! with men on base "loi kball I don t lliiiik lie d ever RII.NS BA TTED IN - Bench, To Top in Fall Golf Play many super defensive teams, ” Oklahoma entertained Oregon, 16:24. 74’ Suite 100 Mrs. Dunn, who is the state’s with her consumer protection heating repairs li Hartford, Connecticut 06103 Chicago (Reuschel 8-8/ and You ve got to reach" back and get me oul said Bobby .Miircer ( in 117 SlargelL Pgh. 112 but he puts Michigan In that No. 3 Colorado was at Minnesota, consumer protection com­ job. Results: East vs. Avon: Hooton 10-13) at St. Louis make tlie gooii pitcti or you II be who had two hits HTTS Rose Cm, 187. Brock, ROBIN.SON, 111. (AP) ~ "Man, putts those from field goal range category, adding, "This year, we Wake B’orest at No. 5 Tennessee missioner, becomes the first “ I don't think there was doubt Schoebel (EC) 16:43; Hcyl (A), ((Jeveland 14-14 and Gibson 17- oul ol lliere. said Perry wtio And Gene Midiael. who said SIL. 184 I made me some field goals out he made en route to a flve-under- hope to score a touchdown and No. 9 Nebraska at Army. woman ever to hold the boxing in the minds of many that Ali Ins tine/' hits were just luck. " Guilletti (B:C), Breckinridge (A), POWER’S 10). 2 s.iid lie s most proud ol having there,” Bob Menne cnthu.sed par 66 In l'’riday’s second round. against them.” Ohio State, ranked fourth, was I want to help eleci Dick Rittenband to Coniresi to help him iupport The Pretidenl. / ’s post in Connecticut and. would win, " she said. She hsted HOME RUNS Colbert, SD, McNutt (A), Halle (EC), Steven­ .San Francisco (Bryant 12-6) at been ;ible lo go out there when added after assuming an unaccustomed Among his six birdies were He said Michigan's defense "Is idle. PLUMBING & Ali’s strong points as “ being lies tougher m the clutch .(8 Bench, Cm. 37 son (EC), Lupacchino (EC), Huc- □ I want to volunteer my jervices Name...... Los Angeles (Downing 8-8) my lime comes and do a good spot atop the field going into putts of 35,30,25 and 20 feet. And Just as good us Nebraska's. ' Elsewhere, Navy was at No. 11 seven years younger (than Patter­ bi'i.mse he lliiows more spitters STOLEN BASES Brock. SIL. clno (EC), Warren (A). HEATING k/ Addreii ...... San Diego (Arlin 8-20) at Atlan­ job today's third round of the $100,- he holed out a lOB-yard wedge Although UCLA scored 20 points I’enn State, No 13 Notre Dame son), he’s bigger physically and lhi"ii rile ball jiisI drops about .'/9. Morgan. Cm, 56 Biist vs. Rockville: Brand (R) • Plumbing Repairs n s □ I pledie $ ...... to th* RiWonbind for Confreii CommittM COLOR FILM ta (Freeman 2-0) The manager is counimg on 000 lU/binson Fall Golf Classic shot for an eagle three on the 587- against Nebraska, the at Northwestern, No. 15 MANCHESIEK he has such an enormous reach." llili'e b"el PITCHING (14 Decisions/ 10:24; Schoebel (BX), Ouilietti • New Construction FLASHBULBS Cincinnati (Billingham 10-12) at me to be ready, said Perry 1 Menne, who hasn't made ex- yard 12th hole. Cornhuskers helped Im­ Washington at Purdue. No 16 7 ^ □ Enclosed Is my contribution lor ...... to the Rittenband lor Coniress CommittM. • ‘ Mrs. Dunn, obviously excited Perry just smiled at Miircer's Nolan Cm. 14-5. 737, 2 1)5, (EC), B’oley (R), Noel (R), Taylor DISCOUNT PRICES Houston (Wilson 13-9) think I ve proved over the years pen.ses since challenging for the "I Just flat putted the eyes out measurably by turning over the Georgia at Tulane, yirginlu Tech Tel. 643-8907 • Remodeling following her debut at ringside, allegabons and sael He got two ( ailton. Phi. 25-9. 735, 2 08 (R), Halle (BX), Stevenson (R), Philadelphia (Nash 1-7 or that I have good stuff and can go title In the rich National Airlines "I it.'J said the 30-year-old ball five times on three fumbles at No. 17 B’lorida State, Georgia • Residential/Commercial said she didn't find watching the bits didn I he"' 1 don t know what .STRIKEOUTS Carlton, Phi, Lupacchino (BX), Bucclno (EC), FINANCING ARRANGED ARTHUR DRUG Lersch 2-6) at New York (Matlack nine innings every lour or five tournament early in 1970, was Menne, No. 130 on the money- and tvro Interceptions. T «'h at No. 18 Michigan State fight in person “ any more gory ” he s coni[ilainmg about 283 Seaver, NY, 222. Turner (BIC). 13-9) days talking about the long winning list this year "To beat Michigan we need and No. 19 Stanford at Duke. than viewing a bout on television. m y

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Call 649 9723 giMKl home. 646-6496. condition. 29,000 miles. $1,600 643-7171 Ask for Christopher available Economy Builders 742-7438 after 5 p in. •tS-lt«S FOUND SMALL — mixed breed Phone 646-3908 Inc . 643-61:59, 872-0647. evenings SPHINtiEH SPANIEL - HAIRDRESSERS (30LD CARD HOLDERS puppies. AKC regLstered. cham­ female, tan color puppy Call Dog Trucks-Tractors S bearen's sake, Charles! Will you stop running ARE YOU - in need of a 10% DISCOUNT FREE CHECKING 20% DISCOUNT Warden. 646-4555. "For MASONRY All types ol slone. plum ber'’ We specialize in API’LlCA'nONS - now being pion blood lines, field or show 1964 CHEVROLET RUNNING - around the house like Burt Reynolds?" BOLTON condition Best offer Phone 644- 1968 CHEVY PICK - up. half briek lirepLiees. walls, conerele Happy Birthdey remodeling, boiler replacements, taken, lor lull and part-time, To AU Gold Card Holders ACCOUNTS to Senior Citizens all day 10% Call l-537-'2071. Colchester. PXTUND TAN - female puppy steps sidewalks No job too Exeellenl opportunity to earn 8447 ton, 8 bed, excellent condition rec room heating. One call and to all Senior ClUiens at Monday and Tuesday, PHARMACY on most itoins. black tail Call Dog Warden. 646- Call 649-1142. small Free I'stimates Over '20 MARCIA WILSON leave the worry to us. Free es­ high wages from your starting 1:30 - 4:30 Wednesday, I'HEE KITTENS - Call 643- 4555 ve:iisi expenenie Alter 5 p m timates. Roland Plumbing & day. Call 875-2752 days, or 64:i- any of our branchee. Route 44A See our other specials 6442 1967 BUIC'K GRAND — Sport Garage-Service-Storage 10 services Offered Thursday and Friday. 400. Needs work Best offer. Call B-61 MACK TRACTOR - 22 yard 12 64:1-1870 644-'2975 Heating Company. 646-4523. 0861 evenings. Ask for Lori at the Notch P'OUND MIXED — female dog. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Driscoll. MINIA'l’UHE POODLE - black, before 2 p m . 649-4875, 563-3385. Tandem dump trailer, 14-yard, GARAGE FOR - rent Suitable HARTFORD buff color, red collar and chain 10-wheel, hoist $3,790. 1-537- WASHING Machine repairs. RCA CARPENTRY Repairs Love, Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 BRAY'S in:ile. AKC. shots, almost lor camper or trailer Phone 643- Whirlpool, Keninore, Maytag flY(/}lTs NATIONAL Open Monday • Saturday a t, Call Dog Warden, 646-4555 1969 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - remodeling, ;idditums. roofing PART-TIME CLEANING - hou.sebrokcn, reasonable. 643- 28;il 4058 Mom, Dad, Mary and Janet Sundays and Heildays e-l JEWELERS one owner, standard shift, Reasonable rates Owner of Pike ('.ill David Patna South Wind­ MANCHESTER - Delivery - woman, morning or afternoon. )■ fl BANK 0467 Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning. 275 X 737 MAIN ST. Laurel Manor, 649-4519 FOUND BLACK — brown, and custom dash and wheel. AM F'M 196:1 CHEVY HALF — ton. pick­ sor. 644-1796 light trucking and package and Trust Co. 244 Center St., Blaiichestor MANCHESTER brindle color, male mongrel dog. West Middle Turnpike, next to FREE TO - loving families, radio, rear window defroster, fac­ up Good condition. $350 or best Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 delivery. Refrigerators, washers 643-0165 Call Andover Dog Warden. 742- tory air-conditioning Must be offer 643-9208 after 6 Stop and Shop, 643-4913. WES ROBBINS earpenlry and stove moving specialty. IMMEDIATE OPENING - for MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester Phone: C4«-19e5 cozy, cuddly kittens, completely responsible man as a retail clerk. box Irained. Cull 646-3078, 7194 seen. Quick sale. $1,495. 649-5755. 1972 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE lemodeling specialist Additions, Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. 1968 CHEVROLET PANEL - POWER mowers, hand mowers rec nxmis. dormers, buill-ins ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Must have experience with scales - stoi-k. excellent condition. $1.- 5 Ol U FOUND BLACK — mixed breed, 1971 FIREBIRD V 8 - 4-speed. 2- truck. V-8. heavy duty, automatic sharpening and repairing semce balbnxmis. kitchens. 649-3446 Radio-TV Repairs 21 and register. Call between 2-4 For your Art and Paint AKC REGISTERED - Boston male puppy, red collar. Call Dog 100 Phone 1-295-9841 Call Sharpall ■ Free pick-up and p ill 87,5-6739 lor interview. Gall Terrier puppies, nicely marked. door hardtop, immaculate condi­ transmission, power steering, 10% O FF FREE M- M O K < ri l/K N Warden. 646-4555. tion 568-4507 after 5:30. power brakes, excellent tires and deliven 643-5305 Best Wishes HAimV S COLOR - Television Supplies, stop in at.. . 281 Seantie Hoad. Warehou.se 1971 HONDA MINI - trail 50, m AU regular priced merchan­ Point 623-5644. front end Very good condition Excellent condition Asking $175. Service, repairs to black and PHARMACIST W f - a o D D 1 )i' vut-kend.' .ArJdilions. % background to make service calls on Jacobs Good telephone persomility mai hinisl. class A. Openings days desk 21! Cambridge Street, 643- 30 Achieve driicacy (comb, form) SO Insurgent 11 School -Street ___ aheialions repairs .No job trxj 1-429-8476 or 649-3493 anvliine Holp Wanted 35 Engine Brake distributors, dealers and I’reler lull-litiie, hut will consider position, experienced in .NE and 52:i9 (coll.) and niglils Job shop experience HT'.Al, ESTATE salesman, 32 Invention 27 Relative 40 Garment sin,ill .P'ree estimates (all Happy 8th Birthday ;;;• Happy Birthday customers. less Insiiranee ;ind pension \I.\C tarills reijiiired Call Hobert experienced prelerred. Will eon- 34 Austrian I M SED DR junk cars I'ouchei Nelson Kreightways. Familiar with aircraft type ot T- r 4 r 7 i ” T” v r TT Stephen Marlin 646-7'295 alter 4 To Our Darling To Our Number One Happy 9th Birthday FEMALE HELf’ — wanted for lienelils Apply Harlford work Overtime, Apply JT siiler naming Kull-time basis 'T.\G SALE Many items, capital HARMONY HOMES leinoved anv vi-ai anv I ondi- • Requires ability to train distributor maintenance Oispalih. Mrs Danise. 528-9551. Inc 47 E.isl Street, Hoekville, Salurday. 10-6 ()m. Sunday, 10-5 35 Newspaper p III BILLY I UNCLE POLICEMAN DANNY pleasant light, clean, ea.sy, relax­ personnel In service procedures. Slocomti. 68 Matson Hill Hd . only lluteliins .Agency. 649-5324 12 it l4 Has it a8' turn ,inv localion $10 per car ing work, Thursday, Friday, We are an equal opportunity 872-9121 j) m , Carpenter Rd., Bolton. executive Financing 875-6:159 Love Love, • Travel throughout Eastern region working from South Glastonbury 633-9485. 36 Sigmoid curs 16 it if rWD SOENi; married men will Love, Saturday. Sunday only. You can employer Dim'EHS WANTED to drive 37Diaeover Choice Lots Available. do sin.ill repair jobs and painting ••••••••••••••••••••• Mommy, Daddy Brian and Matt Sister Candy work all or part of the above home preferably located In greater Hartford area. seliool buses in the town ol GAR.AGE SALE - Saturday and It It Painting-Papering 13 Y; Lyn says,' Me, too'" FULL PAHT tune waitresses, 39 Convent Large Selection also cellar cleaning and light and IIII immy days. Itetired persons welcomed. • Learn expanding Jacobs product line at factory and counter, kitchen help. Hems New Manchester Call .lohn Sokolis, Sunday. 10-3 pm .. 112 North Elm workers New and Used trucking ( all 646-2692. 646-3726 Ij? Conlaet S.D.H. Corporation, 74'2- recalve Diesel engine technology training at trade York Style Delieates.sen and 643-2373 between'*^ am . ■ noon Street, Manchester^ Everything 40 Remove I I'dl.lNl, s|x-i lalisl expert cheap All Prices Reduced During, Happ)py Birthday Happy Birthday 9965. service schools. STENOGRAPHER-PRODUCTION HestauranI, Houle 30. Vernon, (print.) z l 25 H 2* TREE Sc'iviee iSoueien Trees vvoikiii.in.-tiip One ceiling or all % Happy 8th Birthday 41 Beverage Our Summer Clearance Sale GF"*iREG To The Send personal data including salary ojiposite Howard Johnson s MAN WITH DRIVER'S (lit building lots cleared, trees V oiii 1 eiling- 1 ep,lined and I BILLY ES'l’IMA'I'OH THAINEE lU’cnse lo work at egg [ilant OVERHEAD GARAGE - door, 42 Asterisks 20 7/el",0(e to Ihe over tfie hi8 THREE BEAUREGARD requirement in confidence to Mr. W. £. Wilson, CONTROL CLERK Interviewing ilailv, 10-12 and 1-5 45 Dampen lopjied Got a tret' problem ' Well p.iinleil Mso iiileiior jiainlmg •y Love. Quantity take-off (or arehitee- Ciintacl Miller F;irms. 643-8021 9x7. 6 panel, glazed top panel .mil w.illjiajx'img ( all '289 0773 ' rowd 49 Subtle M HARMONY HOMES will til ptiorie call 742 8252 GIRLS tural precast arid hollow core Eictllent opportunity for Gil Frid»y with Initiilive. Excallent with all hardware. Will deliver 51 Boy's name I ove. I Grandma and Grandpa CANDLI': l.OVEHS have a 26 H i t Leisure Living At Its Best from the plank Conslriietion haekgroiind shorthand and typing nacaisiry. Full-tima, conganial altnosphara, candli' parly, receive Iree and install Call 646-7295. 52 Malt brewa ODD .IDBS lawn care, jack ol INSIDE uuLside p.iinling lom t.arol and Pdfn $ Edwards Manufacturing 53 Girl's name Cook SI, Plainville three Beauregard boys helpful Allied Building Systems. ,11 rangemenis Also make lop H 4 I all ti.ides reasonable and Sjx'iial rates lor pimple over 65 ------i------Inc 260 rulland 'rp k e . many fringa banaflts. I'AG SALE 47 Packard St., 54 Hops' kiln Please call 1747 6883 Company monev demonstrating Free kit, pioiii|)l ( all 5'28-H649 ( .ill my rompelilors then call .Maneheslei 646-0124. Friiliiy-Salurday, 10-5. Furniture 55 Tidings 42 42 4^ 47 4^ me E-liin.iles given 649 781,3 Welcome Home r i / a c o o s no di'livery 643-0189, Sharon 58 Blessing Happy Birthday Head and miscellaneous items. 61 Happy Birthday COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY 57 Bora *» STEl'S Sidewalks, stone walls, MOM MOM ('LEHKT5'I’1ST Experienced SCHOOL HUS drivers .1 P LEW IS Si son (ustom SUE STEPANSKI 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut DOWN 62 $2 &4 :See us at the Eastern State Ei (iieplaies llagslone terraces All love, wiili olliee piiM'islure. must he 615 PXXKER STREET HRNCHESTER Hollon. 7 15 lo 9 am . 2 lo 3 45 H erald Ads 1. TECK LANCING speakers, l■on(•rete repairs, both lasid" and lUs'Oi.iling, interior amj exterior from Love, Mixlel 604. 15 ", with eahmet. Call 1 Corned Jposition (outside the Belter Dad, Lisa, Scott, Gail .ll•cllr:lle l\|)ist Dean Machine All 4K|w»il •mi»/a|'a/ M/f Mrs. E. S. Loltus p III We will tniin Phone 643- 66 u 6l outside railings, landscaping (M(X'ibaiigii/lf lully insured P'or Dad and Marcia I’lodiicts. 102 Colonial ltd . aller 5 p m . 646-5879 beef------B ; Living Building) Sept 15 24 lice eslimales. call 649 9658 II no '<•: Uloria 5057. 649 2384, 649-H4(K) 2 Athena Reasonably priced Call 643-0851 Gram and Gramp M.iiieheslei (HIWtrAfIt INTISrSIU AUN.) answer 643-6362 /

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PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept^ 23,1972 H outoi for Solo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 23,1972- PAGE FIFTEEN 72 72 H o u u t For S al* 72 3ut of Town-For Sale 51 Apartments For Rent 63 Apartments For Rent 63 Apartments For Rent 63 Out of Town* 75 Out ol Town-For S*l# 75 out of Town-For Salt 75 Houtthold Goods 4 4 H ouiotl u n t For r o r Solo O U ...T...F.rS .I. 7S LEGAL NOTICE Articles for S a lt 45 For Root SEVEN-ROOM - Split-level, MANttllESTER FIRST - Ume FOUR^ROOM APARTMENT - Urge. - living room —...... wlttiJi flrepUplace, EAST HARTFORD - COVENTRY NORTH COVENTRY - A pocket RUG 12x20 TAN - nylon, venr GARDEN TYPE — two- on the market. Six-room Cuatom Manchester line, beautiful 7- GARAGE SALE - Moving, good condition. Originally 1300, bedroom apartment, lecond second floor, heat, hot water, b o b B un rcH M A N beauUful1 mf ^ l y room,im , IM1 Mi ilbatha. built Cape wlUi full dormer, for­ BASKIN CONTEMPORARY - Ranch full of dreams with in your WOODLAND appliances, garage included. wwu-u^waii carpet and many ex- room Split level. F'irepiaced with 10 acres, two bedrooms, two means! Three bedrooms, paneled outboard motor, garden tools, selling for $90. 6 4 3 - ^ . fl6or. Includes heat, appliances, VERNON TOWERS mal dining room, with chair rail, living room, dining room, large P rotected ADMISSION OF ELECTORS carpets. $206 monthly. Paul W. Security. $175. Available October Tlarage, lan e wooded lot Real Estate baths, living room, dining room, living room, large sundecK off of skis, hi-fi, golf clubs, luuage, MANOR familv sized kitchen, living room kitchen with stove, dishwasher, Notice is hereby given that tha miscellaneous. 45 Carman Road, SINGER Touch and Sew, like Dougan. Realtor, 6434535 or 646- 1st. Phone 646-0496. with privacy. $3fB0d. Phllbrick with fireplace, 3 huge becTrooins, "T h irt't no homo llko Ih i ono large kitchen, rec room with bar. cheery eat-in kitchen, garden, offers olCflL disposal. Three bodrooms, 1 (a Work shop for hobbUt or han­ trees, and room for a horse to Board of Admisilon of Elacton, Manchester. 644-8037. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch 1021. SiMcioui oni mil lwa;lit III V II h , full bedrooms, gara^. $28,900,900. 2 fireplaces, (arge family room space Completely finished base­ wihin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 643-4535. 646-1021 storage area, ample parking Starting at $I7S. vanitv bath. Centrally loc'ated $23,500. Republican Leader Hugh Scott of United States citizen, eighteen 0397. Call 643-2171. $175 inonthiv. R.D. Murdock, equipped kitchen, dishwasher, I ^ r i c k Agency,------ilealtors, 646 646-with bar, 2-car ^ ra g e , huge in- ment recreation room, with instant service, Hayes Agency. Handy to shopping, schools, bus and religious B0LT0N-2'/i icris, Ireod lol. $11.- Pennsylvania. (18) years of age, be a resident in facilities 643-2692. ______disposal, stove, refrigerator, wall- ground swimming pool. Must be (iiunter. sink and lots more 646-0131 CLEAN, dark rich loam, five COMPLETE BEDROOM - set, MODERN 2-BEDROOM - THE WILLfAM E. BELFIORE ACENCT seen. Asking $67,9(30. Frechette & 000. Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon­ the Town of Manchester, and apartment with equipped Model apartment open lor inspection 12-6 to-wall carpeting, air con­ (ahmets Also cedar closet. Large yards, 122.50. Sand, gravel, stone, twin sized bed, two night tables, Saturday and Sunday other times by appoint­ LARGE ONE-BEDROOM - ditioning Magnificent view. MMCHE$TER Martin Reallors, 647-9993. tana. the Democratic leader, take the oath prescribed by law. kitchen, located on bus line and REALTORS ABINGTON—25-30 icroi with ill* for | two-car garage with screened-in LEGAL OUT OF TOWN — buyer wants 3 manure, pool and patio sand. 643- dresser with mirror. $150. Phone ment ‘ apartment, with heat, carpeting allowed as how Woodsy had near convenient shopping. Children welcome. $210. Heat pond. $30,000. porch. Priced right at $32,500. hidi'ooin Hanch or (,’ape Will pa Dated at Manchester this 23rd 9504. 643-6246. and appliances. $179 monthly. and lights included. D. J. Henry FARMHOUSE MANCHESTER — Deluxe 8- Open house Sunday, slop in or up to $28,000, Call Paul 7 ‘ "something to do with the en­ day of September 1972 Escrow and lease required. Ren­ u iIAIITY THROUGHOUT BOLTON—A money maker, 5-5 0uploi,| NOTICE Paul W. Dougan. Realtor. 643 Co.. 644-1330. BOWERS SCHOOL - is a short F M UaM elfertg. This eider l-roem roorn Garrison Colonial, 2'/» call Starkey Realty. 643-8734. Dougan. Realtor. 643-45.35. vironment" Board of Admissions ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as JUST MOVED - into a home tal $180 per month. Call The cani be built today with these hodroomi, full basomant, quiet [ B u ilt by 1021. 6434535. one-block walk from this .1- heaw kai iH the igtce yeu naad lailh baths, carpeting, double garage, TOWN OF MANCHESTER- That satisfied Scott. He said he Chester F. Bycholski printing plates, .009 thick, 23x- with built-ins, am selling 5-year Jarvis Realty Co. 643-1121. eatures at this price. Large oyer- strHt. $40,500. ROCKVILLE Sl'NNY - small 4- bedroom Colonial. Well main­ I bedreens, huge ceuniry kHchen, en qualify construction Richard LEBANON LAKE - Williams. 6- ASSESSORS SELUNG YOUR - property’’ was for anything that had to do Selectman 32”, 25 cents each or 5 for |1. 643- old G.E. electric range complete U & R Housing Corp. MANCHESTER - New 3- rooiii apartment, on second floor, Hl master bedroom oversked WE HAVE customers waiting for tained. this comfortable lealures targe level i-nne lot. NaWag dit- Martin school. Hayes Aizency VERNON—A beauty, slone Ranch on 4 | Kxmi house, year round. 3 OFFICE Call us first We ll buy your home "with motherhood, the flag, or Irene R. Pisch 2711, with rotissiere, window oven, bedroom duplex. 1'2 baths, near center. One child accepted. ving room, huge eat-in kitchen. 646-0131. immediatelv at a fair price, all timer, clock and copper-tone the rental of your apartment or a living room, formal dining lanca la avarythlng. Idaal for larga acres. Nico view. $57,000. hedriMiins. large living rzxim and the environment. " appliances. $235 monthly. $110 monthly plus security 1 built-ms. (orinica cabinets, kitchen, hot water heat. 100' lawn , 41 Center St.. cash Call Lou Arruda. 644-1539 Selectman SCREENED LOAM - sand, color, like new condition. Asking home J D Real Estate Rwitals by r(X)in. counliy kitchen. I ' t baths • ramily room, spare famUy. Only $2t,500. TOLLAND—$-room Ranch, one aert, I MANCHESTER. CONN. Mansfield was right about Mildred M. Schaller F'rechette & Martin. 647-9993. deposit. 1-684-4331. and paneled family room Oul- MANCHESTER VICINITY -,.^6- with oak trees. Walled lake fron­ Aiiuda Realty. gravel, processed gravel and fill, $115. Also G.E. portable dis­ Associates. Inc. 643-5129. 2-2ona htat, 2'/; balhi, 3 bedroomi, OFFICIAL NOTICE Woodsy Owl. a character created Robert D. dcKir entertaining will be easy on room Cape, new aluminum tage. opening lor boat. Peace and Selectman fieorge H, Griffing. Andover, 742- hwasher, $50. Call 643-4451. ROCKVILLE — 3-room ,.|,,sets ’2-car garage, $37,700. central vacuum lyitam . Plenty of | Inhabitants of the Town of ONE TO - four-family homes by the Forrat Service with the Edward Tomkiel 474 MAIN STREET, three-room Murdock MANCHtSItR a private brick patio with gas JARVIS siding, new roof. 3-4 bedrooms, quiet Selling $22,900. 1-642-6256. 7886. apartment with heat, hot water, plulbiick Agency, Realtors. 643 Manchester are hereby notified iiigentlv needed. Buyers demand slogan "Give a Hoot. Don't Town Clerk MODERN HOT— water furnace, apartment, second floor. Heat, Realtor grill Priced in the mid 30 s Call REALTY — Realtors overl(x>king Andover Lake Only oitrai. $49,900. BROWNSTONE stove and refrigerator. $125 $23,.500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. that ■icljon Call the Paul J. Correnti pollute" as a symbol for a public LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. all fittings and expansion tank. $128. Security. Family unit. Call 643-2692 64;l-2090 4200 643-1121 VERNON-RighI on Bolton Lake, 5 ‘/>-1 ELLINGTON $45,900 Adults only, no pets, parking for Oct 1 of each year is the \gency now 643-5.363. service campaign to promote im­ Ring bell for service. Shiners, $75. Call 643-7244. 6432426. 9 to 5 p in 643-9551 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, large deck | LARGE FAMILY? 646-6926 APTS. one car. Security deposit re­ MANCHESTER STOP ami MANCHf-:STER IMMACULATE assessment date in Manchester. proved environmental quality. crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, 317 Oakland Straat quired. Call 643-9678. overlooking lake. $34,900. FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly lake lime to inspect this lovely t w o f a m i l y CAPE 6 ROOMS — wall-to-wall - 6-room Colonial with 3 huge Her« ii a tpacioui 10-room Raiud Conn., and all personal property The bill, passed by voice vote, GREETING CARDS Manchester. Wapping Road. MAGNAVOX STEREO - radio, ( R o u t a lS ) - GLASTONBURY-6-room Cepe, 3 1 D O U B L E T R O U B L E phonograph. Walnut console. Ex­ redecorated, appliances, heat, HedwiKxl Farms Raised Ranch, carpet throughout. Recently bedrrxirns. generous kitchen and Ranch, wall-to-iivall juti about must be declared to the assessor SAN MATEO, Calif. (AP) - now goes to the House. It would FOR ALL OCCASIONS OUIET ADULT LIVING FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT - POTENTIAL dining rrxiin, 24' living room, bedrooms, 1'4 baths, formal dining 80 BAG ICE CUBE — vending cellent condition. $75. Phone 742- central location. Security. $180 MANCHESTER AREA - Four- Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. maintenance free aluminum redecorated, nice residential area avorywhtrt. 2 full baths, 2-car garaga, by the owner during the month of A 29-year-old San Mateo man prohibit the manufacture, S ti Our U rg t Ditpliy room modern apartment, 2-lumily house, first floor, large shaded yard. Only $27,900. room with buill-in hutch. Large lot | machine, one year old. Also ice 9222. monthly. 649-3340, Ample closets, heal, hot water, siding, large fireplaced living near hospital. Asking $27,200. an in-ground pool, plus many appit Cictober to avoid a ten per cent went to court recently on a reproduction, or use of the Wood­ available imtnediately, with heal, garage. $175 monthlv. securitv. riHmi, dining room with sliding liq e 6'i-ioom older horns in si- Owner. 643-6066. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 649- with fruit trees. $32,500. maker 400 lb. capacity per day. carpeting, parking for 2 cars, com­ tru s . For your insptetion, call Tony penalty imposed by the Connec­ charge of driving with a sy Owl character or slogan except ARTHUR DRUG MANCHESTER - Newer 2- hot water, appliances, carpeting, 875-8191. 5632424. glass d(K>rs to sundeck. kitchen celltnl condition. Nilli-up ittk . $27,- 2813. Both for price of vending LEAVING STATE - Must sell, 3 pletely equipped kitchen. Air- ANDOVER—Summer Cottage, 21 Wasilotsky at 649-5306 today. ticut State statutes. Personal revoked license. as authorized by the secretary of machine alone. 647-1076. rooms of furniture. TV, dishes, bedroom Townhouse, includes air-conditioning optional, parking buill-ins. rec room. 2-car garage, 900. MANCHESTER 4-BEDROOM - conditioning & garages optional THREE ROOMS - $105. will bedrooms, full bath, screened porch, | property consists of:Aircraft And he got there by driving agriculture. Violators would be tables, etc. Call 649-2300, 643- heat, appliances, 1 '2 baths, full and laundry $190 monthly. 643 large lot. .A pleasure to see Sen- Colonial, center hall, 12x24 RANCH 6 rooms, eat-in — with a revoked license. 2871, 646-0882 CALL lurnish. Four room, $105 plus trv Real Estate, 289-4331 kitchen, formal dining room, drilled well. $12,190. machinery, water power, dams subject to a $250 fine or six AUCTION AND - Fair, 8831 basement, $245 per month, Paul utilities. F'our rooms, utilities fireplaced living room, garage • ••B&W ••• Police said he will now be tried 646-1769 872-9690 M. HELEN PALMER first-floor laundry room, 3 large VERNON-Yes, I’m eipeniive. Mordsl The Bxaaows asp wauACE horses, cattle, sheep, goats months' imprisonment. Saturday, September 23rd., 10-2 W. Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 included. $155 Phone 872-0359 8 residential area. $26,900. Hayes co on two charges, rather than p.m. North Methodist Church, BABY CARRIAGE - English MANCHESTER - One-bedroom Reillor-MLS 643-6321 Agency. 646-0131. bedrooms. 2 full baths, all can’t describe this 118' brick estate,I Riallmi ^ MLS swine, poultry commercial fur NEW! - EXCITING lo 10 p in. MANCHESTED M anciiciltr PaihaUt. Manch 6A3.S30C one. 300 Parker Street, Manchester. made, good condition. SPACIOUS CLEAN - 5-room Townshouse. private entrances, MANCHESTER NEWER - Tony Alibrio 649-2996 appliances and carpet included, luxurious rooms, Petersen custom I niture and fixtures, boats, far full basement, includes heat and Reasonable. 649-.S007. apartment, plenty of closets, duplex half of 2-family, includes HEBRON FOUR - room MANCHESTER-THREE aluminum siding, garage, acre designed kitchen, living room, formal I ming tools, tractors, road NATURAL HEALTH ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• appliances. $200 per month. Paul COLONIAL lot, $.34,000, I’hilbrick Agency; DOG HOUSE — bird cage stand appliances, utilities extra Securi­ appliances. $190 monthly. Paul basement apartment. Heat, family. Centrally located, $4,500 (lining room with custom draperies,! I'OLLAND SPOTLESS HaLsed machinery, farm produce, LEGAL NOTICE FOOD SHOPPE material, curtains, rugs, lawn Musical Instruments S3 ty. references. No singles. $165 W Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535, or W Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. Realtors, 646-4200. NOTICE lights, stove, refrigerator in­ annual income. Principals only. library with hand rubbed paneling, 4 1 Kanch features: thre’e bedrooms. mechanic's tools, goods of Notice of sale at Public Auction AT THE mower, exhaust fan, table, televi­ monthly. 6435946. 646-1021 6431021. (iKOlUllAN COLONIAL — Ail Call owner, 228-9692. I'z baths. (Large master cluded. Phone 2239115. Sii lif|# rooms, {imnt room, dinini room, lireplaees, 5,000 square leet of living! manufactures, traders and LIQUOR PERMIT Sat Sept. 30 1963 Chevrolet, sion. 649-5459. FOUR-STRING FRAMUS - brick ten rooiiis. four large MANCHfc:STER SEVEN - room bedroom has one half-bath i. PARKADE LOOKING for anything in real h ild itfl. 3 bodrooms). plut scrttritd porch, Colonial. I'/k baths, modern area. Kidney shaped in-ground pool! merchants, utility equipment NOTICE OF application engine No. 31569T18-7334. at Don Tenor banjo with case. Practical­ TWO-ROOM APARTMENT - RtK.’KVILLE NEW - five-room walk-up itt k . bastmont. auiiliary room, btHlnioms. beautiful entrance SEVEN-ROOM — Colonial, living room with firepbee, eat-in Thu is to give notice that 1. Adren G estate rental - apartments, on 5 acres of rolling lawn and! and fixtures and all other taxable COMPLETE HEATING - ly new. $115. Sheet music half heat, hot water, stove and duplex. $185 plus utilities. Phone pantry, laundry aroa. Ia r|t hill bath upstairs loyci Two liieplaces. 2'a baths, 110’xl75’ lot. Great possible com­ kitchen, nice yard, city utilities. kitchen, finished study or rec Allen of Lake Road. Columbia have filed Willis Garage 18 Main Street .system, including cast iron boiler, price. 644-1498. refrigerator. 647-9251. homes, multiple dwellings, no and ont-haH bath downstairs Dtlachtd 3- (wo-cai garage Sun-porch, in Richard Martin School. $28,500. professional landscaping. Beautiful | goods. an applicationippli. placarded 21 Sept 1972 with Manchester. PRESIDENTIAL 875-4505, mercial property. Hutchins Agen­ room, one-car garage, carpeting, the uquor Control Commission for a Pack circulating pump, expansion fees. Call J.D Real Estate car la ra ft. Has tirsi and sacond floor mint ol condition. I hilbrtck cy, 649-5324. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. view overlooking picturesque Vernon. | built-in air-eunditioners in living Do Not Decbre Real Estate or VILLAGE APTS. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• liquor lor the sale of alcoholic Uauor on the tank. 275 gallon oil tank, GIBSON GUITAR - ES335-TDC. MANCHESTER AVAILABLE - Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Business Locations- workshop or ito ra |f spact This oldtr Agency. Ilealtors 646-4200. With many eitras.$157,000. Kxiin and master bedroom. New Registered Motor Vehicles in prer.premises .. 9 H Hartford Road, w nchester baseboard radiators and some burgundy finish. Phone 643-8681. October 1st.. 4-room apartment, MANCHESTER For Rent 67 Colonial could u u soma radacoratin|. but is DUPLEX 7-7 — Excellent Lots-Land For Sale 73 ‘24 diameter above ground pool Manchester. The busineti will be owned by Alcar MANCHESTER-C’OOPER - vary citan. and in aicallant condition MANSFIELD-New Raised Ranch. 2'/>| Industries Inc. of Lake Road Columbia and pipe. $175. as is. Call 643-0718 stove, refrigerator, disposal, dis­ One and two bedrooms. TWO FAMILY - 5-4. investment possiblility with 7- with deck, on 1.2 acres. This is Attention; You May Be en­ will to conducted by Adren G Allen as hwasher. carpeting $195 Street. Four rooms, second floor, throu|twul It is localtd nait to Ibt hifh MANCHESTER - P'ive acres, 3'/2 baths, carpeted throughout, 3 after 5 p.m. UPRIGHT PIANO - and bench, Immediate occupancy. APPROXIMATELY - 3,000 school tannis courts, on a pitasanl. ctntral, immaculate condition room Colonial. Possible commer­ the perfect house to raise that titled to an Exemption. permittee TOWN OF MANCHESTER monthly. 6433978, 643-6165. older four-family duplex. $135. acres commercial zoned, with bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. Lot 150x350. | Adren G Allen $125. Phone 643-1316. Near schools, churches square feet of space for rent. 35 Irat-linod straat. S27.400. Ihrougluml. new roof, exterior cial property, 250 x175 . A rare growing family Healistically I Veterans of any war period THERMOPANE PICTURE - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Available October 15th, no pets, 250' frontage. Seconds from $43,800. 21 Sept 1972 and shopping center, on Oakland St.. Manchester, ground nrenlly painted Gixid invest- ^ ^ rtu n ity . Hutchins Agency, priced at $36,900. Shown by ap­ — (a) If you have filed your window unit. 117'/2”x59” overall, A n tiq u e s 56 THREE-BEDROOM f’hone .568-1331, floor. 649-T106. menl anil return Secondary Route 15. Woverton Agency. pointment only. Call The A.r. HIGHWAY DIVISION bus line. Call anytime. Call us for your listings. honorable discharge papers $70. Two room air-conditioners, APARTMENT - heat, hot hnancing :ivailable Close to bus Realtors. 649-2813. Edwards Company, week days NOTICE $5 each. 742-6508. THE f’ACK - Rat, antiques, water, second floor, porch, $165. 1'2 ROOM EFFICIENCY - THREE-ROOM comer office line $:i2.5(Mi I'hilbrick Agency. No home is too big or loo small with the Town Clerk of apartment. Includes heat. Securi­ 646-2623 ODEGARD REALTY MANCHESTER 647-1852. weekends 875-7132. " TOWN OF COVENTRY collectibles, bric-a-brac. Saturday October 1st. Close to school. Cou­ suite. House fk Hale Bldg.. 953 Realtors. H46-4200 : MANCHESTER RURAL - half for us to handi|.., Manchester BEFORE Oct. 1, BACK TO - school. Make the and Sunday. 10-2. Flora Rd., off ple with one child accepted. One ty and lease required. $90 per Main St.. Phone 643-4846. 643-4365 FOREST HILLS acre. $6,500. Andover- We also handle farms, land,I 1972. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS going easier. World Book En­ Route 85. Bolton. month security. References month. Paul W. Dougan. Realtor. Overlooking lake, $2,200. Coven­ apartments, industrial or commercial | LAKEFRDNT PARADISE 2. Disabled Veterans — There will be a Fhiblic Hearing 643-4535, or 6431021. MANCHESTER Nsw hom« now Mng built. Orivt out NOTICE cyclopedia to evaluate without preferred. 643-8176. MANCHESTER - 100.000 try, Half acre, excellent area. properties. (a) If you have filed your on Monday, October 2, 1972, at obligation. Call Audrey Ahlness, MODERN THREE)- room MANCHESTER $28,500 - for a ATTENTION or calf for ippointnwnt lo ms th n t $3,500. Tolland.-acre, $3,900. 7:30 p.m. in the downstairs board Wearing Apparel 57 apartment Carpeting, square feet, will divide. Suitable R lovely 6'/i-room Ranch, overlooking honorable discharge papers 3 '2 ROOM APARTMENT - MANCHESTER FIVE - room, 6'u-r(M)in Ranch on treed lot in lovtiy homn. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. 643-2991. appliances, air-conditioning, for manufacturing and OWNER FLORIDA BOUND Andover Lake, 200’ frontage. with the Town Clerk of room of the Town Office Building MUSKRAT FUR — coat, size 18. appliances, heat, $150. Sublet first-floor apartment, no warehouse. 1-7435634. fine residential neighborhood BASKIN Contractors interested in plowing appliances, security deposit. $140. parking. October 1st. $155. Large living nxim with fireplace, An established residential 7-Reoin Ranch Fireplace, wail-to-wall carpeting, acre Manchester and to hear the following appeal: WINCHESTER 30-30 - lever Asking $35. Phone 643-4058. November 1st. Call 6431911 after VERNON 4.8. ACRES - Fernand Lizotte of Dunn Fload. 643 2 8 1 3 .______Hilliard Street. 5633850. 649-7289. dining room, kitchen, 3 neighborhood, 7-room, large Ranch. 7-Roein Colonial commercial zone off Route 83. Real Estate lot. Only $31,900. Call now. 2S9- (b) If you have filed a cer­ for Town of Manchester may pick action with case, like new. $75; 5 p.m. DOCTOR OR - attorney s office, appealing for a special exception complete set of encyclopedia Wanted To Buy 58 beautiful, spacious, excellent bedrooms, one-car garage Built in 1968 with luiury, comfort 7-Room Raiud Ranch Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti Bolton Branch, Rt. 44-A 7475, 742-S243. tificate of disability with the NEWLY DECORATED - 4 Furnished Apartments 64 •Screened and heated porch lin- as provided for in Section 2.5.1 up Contract Proposals at 263 Olcott Americana, and World Book of NICE THREE — room rooms, quiet neighborhood, in­ location, first floor, all facilities, and quality in mind. Still Incor­ 7-Room Duicta Coipnial Agency, 643-5363. 647-9119 647-91101 assessors showing the percen­ apartment, second floor, stove, maculalc Call Warren FT and 10.3 of the Zoning Knowledge; ski rack for sports WANTED — Antique furniture, cludes heat and hot water, one ONE-ROOM FURNISHED - parking. 353 Center St.. 6431680. porating the important carefree 7-Room Capa Cod tage of disability obtained from Street, Manchester, or call 649- car; Royal standard typewriter. glass, pewter, oil paintings or refrigerator, $110. Older couple 6433549. Howland. Realtor. 643-1108 maintenance, stone brick construc­ COVENTRY 5>/2 ACRES - BOLTON TWO - for the money . the Veterans Administration. Regulations to allow construction small child accepted, second efficiency apartment. Security AM localad at tha and of Hamilton Two duplexes. 4-4, with garages, Call after 5 649-3371. other antique items. Any quanti­ preferred. Call 649-6205. 643-6802. floor. $180 per month. Security tion, circular drivi, all thermo-pane wooded building sites. Town PASEK (c) If you have reached the age of an external stairs entrance to ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and lease required. $80 per MANCHE.STEH SIX room Oliva, Manchasiar. Call for directions Road. $7,500. Szeluga Realty. buy them together or separately. an existing building. 5070. ty. The Harrisons. 643-W(W. 165 deposit required. Call 6431183. month. Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, SOUTH OF - Manchester, windows, central air-conditioning, the 289-7475 Realtora-MLS Open 9-9 of 65 and were receiving a Boats-Accessories 46 (lakland Street. FOUR-ROOM DUPLEX — Successful area. 20x65 space. Colonial Cape, tull shed dormer, Owner-Agent. 742-8530. Oiiality construction reflected in All interested persons are in­ 64.3-4535 or 646-1021. 1' u baths, ;i bedrooms. Iront-to- very best in kitchen appliances. Early disability at that time, you are adults only, no children or pets. Robert Agency, 228-9274 " T * E . M E R R in AGENCY unusually low heating costs. For vited to attend. MANCHESTER APARTMENT reai living room, large kitchen occupancy available. In the low, low details Fiano Agency. 646-2677. entitled to $3,000 exemption, if EVINRUDE outboard motors, DISCERNING DEALER - Security deposit required. - 3‘2-large rooms, heat, OAKLAND STREET - near Signed, TWO-ROOM furnished and dining rixim, garage Char 60's. REALTORS S46-11S0 VERNON $30,500 - Large 4- you file a copy of your birth John Burchill Holsclaw and Mastercraft collector desires silver, early Available October 1st. Call 643- carpeting, hot water, parking, Wanted to Rent 69 Beacon Street, two A-zoned lots, EAST HARTEOKI) - Stop. look. biHlrooin Cape, attached garage, Raymond A. Desmone trailers, sales-service. Complete 1332. apartment, heat, hot water, Hon Agency, 643-0683 55' frontage each. Phone 568- certificate with the assessor. papers, glass, primitives, fur­ built-ins $165. 643-7183. after 5 stove, refrigerator. Apply Peggy Whitehead, 643-9886 or Ii.sicn! In Sunset Hidge area. lireplaee. paneled family room, Chairman Superintendent of Highways service department, boating niture. tin. china and pewter. 646- p tn. YOUNG GENTLEMAN - Suzanne Shorts at 646-3233. 6652. cement patio, breezeway. city 3. The blind— MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- Marlow's. 867 Main Street. MANCHESTER Garrison Colonial of 8 large Coventry Zoning supplies, accessories. Woolsey .1784. looking for room with kitchen MANCHESTER VICINITY - rooms, meticulously maintained. sewers, large corner lol. near Should be notified that proof of paints. Gerich's Marine Service. bedroom townhouse, includes privileges or efficiency apart­ j. WATSON BEACH CO. VERNON Board of Appeals MANCHESTER CENTER ST - THREE-ROOM — furnished Clean 5''ir room ranch with Available lor immedidte oc­ schixil. 643-1890. their disability must be filed 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckland. WANTED CRANK - heat, appliances, carpets. Full 4 large rooms, first floor, older 4- ment. near bus line. Call 1-237- M-Modern is Today Htid. Office. MLS-Realtors recreation room, carpets, swim­ DUPLEX... with the Town Oerk. apartment, all utilities included, O-Outstandint construction cupancy due to owner's reloca­ 643-2363. phonographs, cast iron banks and private basement. $230 per lainily. $140 plus utilities. 633- 1239. 1-235-3319. 547-1550 ming pool, on one acre lot. $27.- 4. Farmers— month Paul W. Dougan Realtor. older employed, no children or Could b« built on this high and dry tion in Elorida Many custom toys, comic books, round oak 0135.’______D-Decks in abundance 900. Hutchins Agency. 649-5324. lealures, carpeting. 4 fireplaces Application for exemption of 14 FOOT STARCRAFT - tables, early furniture, military 643-4535. or 646-1021. pets 272 Main. WANTED TO - rent, an attic or E-Eicellent Country Club area. 1.7 acre building lot. Lots of trees SIX-ROOM DUPLEX - near with over 147 It. frontage. R-22 Zone and an outstanding yard, eoin- livestock. poultry and Seafarer. 9 '2 h.p. Johnson motor itetns. Evenings, 643-6535. large unfurnished room, im­ R-Realistically priced in 40's. COI.ONIAI,9 rooms, fiveyears DUPLEX — 7-7. four bedrooms 15 ACRES 5 27th Anniversary Candybration FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT - Main St . $155 monthly, un­ Houses for Rent 65 only Ihreo minutes from l-$6. Build plelely fenced for privacy, adding machinery must be filed with the and Shoreline trailer. 649-7376. mediately in Manchester. Phone N-Now ready lor immediate olil large imxlern kitchen with on large treed lot. Great commer­ to the enjoyment of the 20x40 Of high wooded land jijiv Prom Sal., Sepl. 2.3 rd, lo Friday, Sept. 2 9 lh . WANT TO BUY - divan under second floor. 2 baths, stove, healed, children accepted. 647- 649-2548. Kiom lor table First floor family that dream house you always wanted. assessor during the month of rlFlBRON FOUR - room house, wcupancy. cial potential. Hutchins Agency. Inground heated swimming pool, with a 4-room house on 14' YELLOWJACK. 35 h.p. - 6'6”. extreme length Call 647- parking, adults, no pets. Call 649- 9603. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• room 24 long with fireplace, Call ion Jennings for details. $6,800. October each year. lice yard, garage $180 monthly. 649-5324. in the low, low $60's. Call Peggy adjacent lot. Presently Johnson motor with trailer. 1167. 0735. Apartment Buildings- lomial (lining nxmi. large living 5. Elderly Home Owners- 171 EAST MIDDLE - Turnpike. Phone 228-9094. An ima(inative 8-room home con­ Whileheiid. 643-9886 or Suzdinne can be bought for $5,000. Reasonable. Phone anytime, 568- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale 70 iiMim. 4 bislrooms, tull basement MANCHESTER - Ideal 6-room If 65 or older and subject to 4-r(H)in. firsl-lloor flat, with gar­ taining additional "Free Space." lo be Shorts. 646-3‘233 J Watson Beach down and a monthly 4213. Rooms Without Board 59 PLEASANT LIVING - five large with ree room and laundry. Large starter home, kitchen has oven • • • B & W ••• certain other mited conditions, age Available October. Phone .ARGE EIGHT-ROOM - used for your family’s particular Co , Ml,S Healtors. Hartford Of­ cost to you of about $80. rooms, first floor, two family. WE HAVE - multi-units from 3 Wooded lol (iarage $41,500. and range, and hiige dining area. Tht BARROWS AND NAllACE Co may qualify for a $1,000 exemp­ 1970 1'2 HORSEPOWER HOME AWAY — from home. Garage, storage, nice yard. $185. 649-9644. olonial. fireplace, large lawn, to 60 units available. Starting needs. Architect creative use of Rnitors - MLS fice. 547-1.550______larking area. Pleasant con- I’bilbriek Agency. Realtors 64fi- 14x24' fireplaced living room. 3 or tion and tax freeze. Application JOHNSON - outboard motor One studio bedroom-kitchen. One 649-1906 from $34,000 lo $960,000 Call Jim thermo-pane glass accomplishes the 42IHI Minchtfter Parluda. Hanch. 643-5306 THREE-BEDROOMS - built-in .enient location. Working adults more bedrooms. Owner anxious. VERNON A lamily haven' should be made to Assessor's and 8' aluminum boat. $100. 649- bedroom-kitchen. One bedroom, Orgento. 289-9551, B. Rutherford marriage of indoors-outdoors, \'oung 7-rooin Raised Itanch. on 872-4447 stove, second floor, two-family >4,3-2880 $23,500. Wolverton Agency, Office after October 1. 1972 and 6700. house privileges, private en­ .Assoiiates. 289-9551 bringing both Into harmony tor that HAISKI) KANCII 7 rooms, Realtors. 649-2813. dead-end street, 3 large trance, parking. References. 649- house. $190. Security, no pets ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOT LANDSCAPED before December 1. 1972. Read Herald Ads \MSTON LAKE - furnished roomy feeling. In the 50's. lormal dining room, eat-in residential. Coiner Tanner and bedrooms, 1' z baths, appliance 20' THOMPSON - 65 h.p. :10,56, 64:1-2573 Business Property- kilehen. living room has (lackiHl kitchen, turinal dining 6. Public Act 490- lealed waterfront three-bedroom Call Peggy Whitehead, 643-9886, or MANCHESTER NEWER - 6- Bowers Street. Manchester Mercury outboard, cabin with For Sale 71 eaihedral ceiling, large master room Colonial. 3 large bedrooms. room, sundeck. large living room Application must be made an­ head, tandem trailer available. THE THOMPSON House - louse, from now until June 20th. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. Phone owner. 649-7633. ELLINGTON Twenty minutes from bedroom lamily room, floor-to- 1' 2 baths, formal dining room, with bow window Spacious fami- nually during September and Call 643-0555. Cottage St . centrally located, .MANCHESTER BUSINESS - eeilmg lireplaee, I'z baths, Iv Kxmi with authentic barnwood FDR THE EXECUTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester First month and front-to-back living room, ex­J \u.Out u T Oof f Town-For I ow n- Sale 75 October for preferential land large, pleasantly furnished Falconridge Apartments and apartment location. Newer J. WATSON BEACH CO. aluminum siding. 2-ear garage, cellent condition, convenient paneling, elevated bar. firepbee This extra large Raised Ranch on a assessment on Farm. Forest Florist-Nurseries 48 rooms, parking. Call 6432358 for ecurity required 529-9420 building, aluminum siding, new Hartford Office, MLS-f Realtors 547 aire lol with privacy ^35,900. location. Low 30s Paul W and carpeting, garage, convenient secluded wooded lot. 2 full baths up, and Open Space Land. overnight and permanent guest mol. central location $36,900 miLTON 12-1;-RO()M - Colonial IN Out of Town- I’hilhriek Agency. Realtors, 646- Dougan. Realtor. 643-4535. with four baths, 6 bedrooms, loc.ilion $37,500 Govang. Agen­ ‘'I bath down. 2 fireplaces. Over 2,000 All Property Owners—If you CANADIAN HEMLOCKS - 3. 4 rates. Hayes Agency. 6430131. 1550 42(H) cy. 643-9574, 872-4165^ and 5' tall, dig your own. $3. each. F o r R e n t 66 huge stone firepbee, garage and sq. ft. o( living space. See this one have changed your address in :=s Call 644-1854. 644-0891. ArritACTIVE ROOM - for BHOAl) STREET - 68.000 MANCHESTER REDWOOD lixil room, one acre lot with pool ELLINGTON A real .shady and you will love it. For an appoint­ the past year, you should notify STAFFORD SPRINGS - 20 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• working girl, all comforts of square leet ol land with modern l''anns. 7-rooin Cape, I'z baths, NINE ROOMS — large treed lot $47,900. Fiano Agency 646-2677. siniv' l.(K)k behind the trees and ment call Tony Wasilelsky at 649- the assessor's offee any week Garden Products 50 MANCHESTER West Street, new 3-room unit in wooded lot. family room oil You’re Invited home, central location, board op­ coinmemal building Your fine neighborhood. 2-car garage. see Ibis new outstanding 6'z- 5306. day between 8:30 a m. and 4:30 onck and stone garden apartment BOLTON - l.aketront four-room tional 643-6745. business will boom m this loca­ kilehen. sliding glass door to 1 '4 baths, finished rec room plus KMim Contemporary bi-level p.m BEANS TOMATOES auilding. Total electric Range, SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. Ranch, screened porch, carpets, "A Luxurious Apartment Com m unity" tion Call for particulars, Hayes patio, loniial dining rixiin. plush main floor family room, new H.iiicli. Iront balcony 3- • • • B&V\/ • • • Ed Belleville, cucumbers, cabbage, onions, H(K)M MATE WANTED - eliigerator. disposal, basement, eaipeting. aluminum siding kitchen. Priced in low 40s. Keith plus extra lot Hiilehins Agenev. bedrooms. I'z baths, stone Hie BARROWS AND WALLACE Co Agency. 646-0131 Assessor peppers, squash and fruit. 21 Young Gentleman to share two Immediate Occupancy for laundry and storage area Adults Asking $38.900 Owner 643 .5635 New homes in Manchester Real Estate. 646-4126. 649-1922. 649-5324 lireplaee in living room, Reallori - MLS Dated at Manchester Sept. 12. Angel Street. Manchester. bedroom apartment in iniv. no pels. $125 monthly. $125 MANCHESTER-HARTFORD - .ippliance IiIIihI kitclieii. sliding M$nche$ter Parhade. Manch 643-S306 1 & 2 Bedroom Brand New Apartm ents lease security Call James J. with rural settings now under Manchester 1-684-2157 Road. 4-fainily house on 124x160 I'EN-HOOMS Contemporary ST. JOHN STREET - Close to VERNON 50 miles view. l ‘z doors (o sundeck, carpeted lamily 1972 PICK YOUR — own toinatoes. 'ssav. at 875-0134 construction, or pick your acres, hill top estate. 2400 square lot. zoned tor business. Ideal Ham h with 3-rooin studio apart­ own lovely lot! everything. This one-owner pre­ room. oversiz.iHt 2-car garage Big bring containers. 21 Angel St.. MANCHESTER FURNISHED- location for store, office, or com­ ment or in-law suite, over I'z war Cape with small compact foot brick Ranch Excellent area lol ,ind much, iiiiicli more lor Manchester. room, carpeted, kitchen bination use Priced at $45,000 lo acres ol land with a view, NUTMEG HOMES, Inc., has a yard is a terrific buy at only $54,900. Hayes Agency. 646-0131 $.36,900 Govang Agenev. 643- privileges, modem bath, large settle estate Immediate sale redwood construction Large reputation for excellence of $28,900 1‘'2 baths, garage. 5 9574. 872-4165 GRAPES PICK — your own. OPEN HOUSE lounge, plush. Privaev Parking. FOR RENT wanted Bel Air Real Estate. 643- Iherinopane windows l‘hilbriek construction and design. rooms down. 2 up. Must be seen FALL IS HERE bring own containers. 270 Agency 646-4'2(KI Female. 643-0002 PINNEY BROOK III 9:132 Come see why! to be appreciated. Will consider Hackmatack Street, rear, taking your present home in SATURDAY and SUNDAY Garden Aparlmentt TOLLANID LARGE R(K)M - good location, BOLTO.N INDUSTRIAL - land MANCHESTER Directions: North on Ver­ trade. T. J. Crockett. Realtor. Shop The PICK YOUR — own apples, from parking, on bus line. References. ELLINGTON, CONN. lor sale including rented package CLOSE TO EVERYTHING!! non St., left on Scott Drive. 643-1577. PARTRIDGE LANIE 9 a.m. - dusk. Dondero Orchards. Call 649-6526. Pm niyiwy S I. mHI i 216 w v store, also rented auto body shop Spacioui 3-btdroom Ranch with gar­ Fourth right off Scott Drive is 529 Woodland Street. South STARTING at$190. DO Per 228 Irontage on busy highway MANCHESTER - Bowers Glastonbury. 633-2375. age and full basement close to shop­ Dearborn Drive. Look for CLEAN HEATED — furnished Month For tull inlorinallon. call E. A School 6-rooin Cape with 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• room for working man. Call 649- Mitten. Realtors, 643-6930 or 649- ping, school and houses of worship. signs. b^rooins and den. Sunny kitchen OUTSTANDING FEATURES IN m iD FD IN RFNT TOTAL ELECTRIC Coventry Shoppe Household Goods 51 3142 or 643-9353. 9890 This 7-room home Is sttuitod in i fine with oven and range, living room 3'I roomdttulf irea on a nice private lot. EicellenI • Wall to Wall Larpotinc $150 has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce MOVING OUT — of state - wool Apartments For Rent 63 72 buy at $33,900. Call Joe Gordon, 649- Your Home May Be D E P O T R O A D COVENTRY • Double Door Refri|erator FifipliCl unil Houses For Sale price range, $26,800. Wolverton rug, bedroom set. living room set. 5306. • Diihwather $175 Taken In Trade Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. many household itetns. 643-4057. 4' 2-ROOMS — First floor, heat, \l \\( HESTER 7-ROO.M - • Disposal garage included. $185. No BRAND NEW 3 room Cape, inid 20 s New roof, new MANCHESTER STAR - • 30" Gas Ran(« ({as for cooklni included) • •• B&W ••• Where Prices Are Right FLOOR MODEL — television, children or pets. Lease with units in brick and stone bath, wall-to-wall, rec room, nice BELFIORE spangled manor, 8-room Raised $75. 7' Christinas tree, Scotch • Gas Heat and Hot Water Garden Apartment starter home F' J Spilecki. Real Ihi BMKOWS AND NAUACE Co security. Available November 1st. AtaHoii - MLS AGENCY Ranch. 1 '/■ baths, rec room, sun- pine, artificial, $15. Revolving Phone 644-0238. • Air Condilionini building Range, Estate. 643-2121 refrigerator, disposal, M incim lir Pirkidt, Minch 643S306 r ea lto r s - 647-1413 porch. patio, fireplace, 2-car Sizes For All tree stand, $10. Universal electric • Two Car Parkini oversized garage, electric eye, knife. $6. Norweigan blue fox fur DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - • l'/i Baths in 2 Bodrooms basement laundry & MA.\CHE.STER WALK - to RAISED RANCH 8 rooms, Children — M issy — Trim Teen storage, wall to wall many extras. A steal at $ 4 2 ,^. piece. $30. Portable TV, needs apartment at the Teresa • Patio t Balconies schcKils. shopping, bus from this large modern eat-in kitchen, for­ John Bidwell 289-1015, Barlar antenna, $25. Katz Dynamist carpeting, six-rrxmi two-story older home. CONTEMI’ORAHY Sf^LIT — Petites — Half Sizes — Trim Girl Apartments. including • Master TV Antenna mal dining room, 2'z baths, 2 level, large living room, formal Realty 289-7726. cool-wann humidifier, $6. Hand­ UuHs only, abtolultly no ptti Good condition Aluminum Juniors — Super Sizes appliances, carpels and air- • Storaie Area I Laundry Facilities lireplaees. 4 bedrooms, wall-to- dining room, modern eat-in craft and miscellaneous items. conditioning. $171 per month. R turve now lor siding, enclosed porch. 200' deep • Modern Kitchens wall carpeting. 2-ear garage with kilclien. 4 beilrixim.s, 2'/a baths, Call 742-9664. Paul W Dougan, Realtor, 643 Oct. 15 and Nov. 1 Occupancy lot A.sking $27.5(30. Szeluga Reaf- • Close to Shoppini $ Hifhways electric drxtrs. Many other extras biinily rixmi. 2 exterior patios MANCHESTER PARKER - 4535 646-1021. IV, 742-8.530 Three years old $43,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL Jame$ J. Gessay plus one enclosed for carefree Street, immaculate all electric 6- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Business Lncations- f’hilbritk Agene^646-4200 o'''ing at Its best. Excellent room Cape, 2 large bedrooms, Garden Products ■' 50 Garden Products 50 REAL ESTATE F o r R e n t 67 neiglitiorlioixl I'hilbrick Agency, fireplace, patio, tool shed, rec See Our Selection of E.Catholic High Schooll I 875-0134 Reallors, 646-4’2(HI. room, cedar closet, heated oar­ age. $33,500. Joan Bidwell 289- COATS-SUITS-GOWNS-DRESSES F O R R E M T o r L E A S E ranch living - room with 1015. Barlar Realty 289-7726. FRESHLY PICKED FALCONRIDGE nieplaee, iinxlern kitchen, dining JACKETS-SLACK SUITS-SKIRTS Stainless Candy Dish Filled With Our Candy FREE APTS.' CAPE — $27,900 — Immaculate 2,800 Square Feet of Prime "'"III, iianeled den, beautiful COCKTAIL DRESSES-RAINCOATS-SLACKS With The Purchase of $2.00 or More NATIVE VEGETABLES TralllcLlleO w Miildlelpk park like lot 250 deep, $27,900. 6-room Cape, bus line, 3 5 Rooms... 3-Bodroom Ranch During Our 27th Anniversary Candybration Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened ROCKVILLE Eastbrook Hlacnlne Shop Space ' Agency. Itealtors, 646- bedrooms plus den Frenchette & Apartments, on bus line New 3- Large eat>ln kitchen. DiNpoNal, rorrlgt-rnlor. SWEATERS-ROBES-JUMPERS-SHELLS FYom Sat., Sept. 23rd, to FYiday, Sept. 29th, tomatoes, Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, Martin. Realtors, 647-9993. range, waeher dryer, color T V , living rvioin rug Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh I'ooin unit in brick one story Uvrrhrud buM duel in and ovtrlicad ligMi. Trurk Irvcl loading dorka, panriril POLYESTER TOPS-BLOUSES-LINGERIE garden apartment building. Total Included. Lot 1 0 0 x 2 5 2 . Awklng 0 3 0 ,0 0 0 . i i Native Fruit. C e n te r St ulficc, plenty ol private parking. One minute from l-SA, IS minulra lu RAN( H on MANCHESTER IDEAL - home electric, range, refrigerator, dis­ Hartford renter via t-M. Laeation. junction ol Koutr 6 and 44-A, Biillon, lorm. II large room.s. 3 baths, 5 and office I'omblnatlon. Six-room HANDBAGS-BELTS-JEWELRY posal. basement laundry and ALSTINI CHAMHERS BUCKLAND FARMS T ^ F h I » oH I II interentfd, rail J. L Brennan, bedrooms, lamily room, 2 Colonial with 3 bedrooms, fonnul Munson’s Candy Kitchen storage Adults only, absolutely Kilchens. cduld be ideal for in- dining room, huge kitchen with Realtor I9II.S 613*2325 Comer Adams and Tolland Tpka. no [M'ts. $135 monthly. $135 lease- Closed Mondays — Open Wed. till 9 P.M . O P E N DAILY 10:00 — 7:00 P.M . barii 6 horse stalls, 6 panln. 2-

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" ■ ■ .• .: PAOESIXTEEN - MANCHESTEa^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Sept. 23,1972 Candidates Trade Ri Police I Obituary -'j Assembly (Continued from Page 1) Report would make prime televliion Domenico Litrico theme he has stressed during the time sloU available for a lerice \1n|i maiiory of our dear .Mother. Mrs athletics, to reinstate the athletic- TWO OONVEINIBNT UXIATIONH Lelitia Johnson, who passed away expense. came from the two registrars of In Districts 3 and 4, where 3,026 Bt. 6 b iiA-Open Dully and Hun., Parl«de Brunch -^ „n . t h r u ftm t. Srateinber 24. 1951 He therefore recommended, voters, when it was discovered voters had been checked off and boosters' club at MHS. II IS not the Iran Dial are shed al the lime. there were discrepencies 2,938 registered on the machines, (John and Bernice Blei I * ; Thai irll ol Ihe hearts thal are tom. and received the board's ap­ There will also be committee Hut Ihe biller lean, in Ihe alter years. proval, to deposit the funds and between the voters’ check-off the recount showed both figures .\nl Ihe loneliness silently borne. lists and the automatic counters the same — at the 2,938 machine reports, and the board will act on Sadly Missed pay the bilss from the student three professional appointments Bv her family activity account. on the voting machines. The dis­ count. a aiepped-up •ort for the r campaign, include leaflet »llectlon and I locali. M. Kennedy, paigned with cuased the Ign with Qov. 'allace In Kennedy said will support added that for himself.” imaker James wn as Jimmy figures Nixon favorite to be nyder told a tee that the

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TV PAGE TWO swiiiinittMiiuiiiMiiiiwinM^^^ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 I D A Y T IM E TV (22) Jonathan Winters A nuclear attack is Septeniber: 1 00 (3) CBS Children’s Film “The Last of the Mohi­ M ” MONDAY-FRIDAY cans.” Chapter 7. 8:00 (3) All in the Family stage by the IMF. Festival Archie tries to beat (8-46) Sixth Sense Bad Month (8) Cisco Kid (30) Magic Circus I 5:30 (18) Buch Owens the income tax. Season FYemiere. Terror EXPERIENCE «:00 (3) Summer Semester (22) Wrestling I (8-40) Alias Smith & Jones on an airplane. 6:00 (3) News IS ONE OF THE REASONS (30) Mon.: Adelante (40) Mayor’s Report Rod Cameron plays a (18) LoweilTbomas For Nets Tues.: Come Alive (18) Movie WHY YOU CA N ENTRUST YOUR 30 (8-40) College Football bounty hunter. 10:36 (18) Oral Robertt Wed.: R i n g Around World "The Guns of Fort By JAY SHARBUTT Nebraska vs. Army. (18) Jonathan Winters (24) HoUywood TV Theatre Thun.: T.B.A. Petticoat” (1957). NEW YORK (AP) - In two (24) Electric Company (2^3•) Emergency! Geraldine F^ge Rip Pri.: Consultation Audie Murphy. pronounced instances, the meny (30) Conn. Spotlight Guests include Anne Tom in two dramas. HEARING 0:10 (8) Davey and Goliath : 00 (3) Animal world (22) Thb U Your Life month of May has brought only S: 2 11:00 (3-8-22-36-46) News (24) World Press Whitfeild, Roger Perry. gloom to the three U S. television PROBLEM TO OUR CARE m - (22-30) Baseball S:ZS(8) Mon.: Eighth Day (30) Black Exposure 8:36 (3) Bridget Loves Bernie (18) Clue dc los Sabados networlis. Elach time the woe has Tigers at Red Sox. Tnea.; This It the Life 6:30 (3) CBS Newt The In-bvw plan a 11:36 (3) Movie come from the Federal Com­ (24) Oscar Brand “Ocean’s 11” (1969). Wed.: Black b (8) Newt vacation. munications Commission. Special. Qvil War Thnrt.: With Thb Ring (2^30) NBC News (18) Adventurer Frank Sinatra, Dean Eleven years ago, the month songs performed at 9:60 (3) Mary Tyler Moore Martin, Sammy Dayis Fri.: Dialogue Gettysburg. (24) Can You Hear Me? (R) brought a declaration by then- Your Beltooe HEARING AID SERVICE 6:30 (3) Mon.: Your Community (40) What’s My Line? Guest; Peter Haskell. (8) Avengers (R) FCC chairman Newton Minow ;:30(3)Movie Turn.: R.F.D. 3 7:00 (3) Wildlife Theatre (8-46) Streets of San (22) Movie V that commercial television was Nelghtor ^ rre* Home Appointment* — No Obligation o ■ Journey to the Center J(^in D. Huiser -o*— Wed.: Leer Sin Letras (8) Debate Francisco “The Crusades” (1935). “a vast wasteland.” of the Elarth" (1959). Guest; Edmund O’Brien. Cecil B. DeMille’s 34 PRATT ST., HARTFORD. CONN. Phone 247-7724 Thurs.: Challenge James Mason. Diane Special. Candidates for In May nine years later, the Fri.: BCography (18)Mancini Generation epic account. Open Mon. - B-rl. 9 to 8 — Saturflays 9 to 1 Baker. 1*31 Boone. Congress from the 1st FCC adopted the controversial (30) Mon.: ConsulUtion (22-30) Movie (30) Movie (24) Electric Company New York district. prime-time access rule. For a Tues.: Consumer Report "The Thomas Crown Af­ ‘"nie Story of Louis 1:00 (24) Washington Debates (22) Newt year now, the rule in effect has Wed.: In the Pubik Interest fair" (1968). Steve Me Pasteur” (1936). Paul 1:00 (24) Jean Shepherd (R) (24) Movie stripped each network of 3'/i Thurs.: It It Written (}ueen. Faye Dunaway. Muni, Donald Woods. 1:30(18) Unabridged •'Orphans of the Storm" hours of highly profitable time FrL: Black Exposure (1921). Lillian Gish. 9:30(3) Bob Newhart (40) Thriller each week and returned it to local (24) Jazz Set (R) CUSTOM-MADE CERA M IC TILE 6:50 (22) Weather (30) Hee Haw Bob has to deliver 12:36 (8) Wrestling \ ^ N stations. CARPET >:00 (3) Perry Mason (R) 1:56 (3) Movie DRAPERIES FORMICA (8-40) Wide World of Sports (40) Avengers (R) a speech. But this year’s month of LINOLEUM 6:55 (8) News (18) Stand Up and Cheer “Biily the Kid vs. (18) Right On! 7:30 (3) George Kriby network gloom has been changed 7:00 (3) CBS Newt (24) Evening at Pops (R) Dracula” (1966). (22) SUrTrek(R) (8) Anything You Can Do to September. (8) Cartoon Carnival (18) Nashville Music 10:00 (3) Mission: Impossible Hollywood craft and talent un­ (£2-30) Today Show (24) Masterpiece Theatre ions have demanded quantity — FLOOR (MIVERING Oehnon. 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo more new programs and far AREA'S LARGEST COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER (8) New Zoo Revue fewer prime-time network reruns ^ (40) Jack LaLanne SU N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 24 (8-40) The F.B.I. Actor-comedian-ventriloquist Paul Winchell and his wooden — as a means of reducing Mon. & Tues. 10-6; Wed.. Thurs.. FrL 10-9; Safurdoy 10-5:30 (22-30) Pro Football widespread unemployment 8:30 (8) Father Knows Best 7:00(8-30) This is the Life A wealthy executive partner, Jerry Mahoney, are hosts of NBC’s “Runaround,” a (40) Romper Room Jets at 0)lts. among their members. t e l 646-7370 ^ « N O N CIRCLE 7:30(8) Worship for Shut-Ins kidnaps himself. new game show Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. 9:00 (3) Hap Richards (22) Gospel Hour (40) Movie The networks estimate they "Kid Dynamite" (1943). (18) Gospel Sing (8) Phil Donahue (30) Ring Around the World (24) Firing Line now spend 45 per cent of their The East Side Kids. (22) Kitty Today 7:45(3) Christopher Closeup Host: William F. Buckley. prime time — 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. — 3:15 (40) Movie (30) Mike Douglas (40) Sacred Heart 8:30(3) Sandy Duncan broadcasts on reruns. "I Married a Witch” (40) Strum & Drummers 8:00(3) Davey and Goliath An allergy leads A study by Hollywood unions (1942). Fredric March, 9:15(3) Yogi Bear (8) Catholic Service to disaster. says the national average is closer Robert Benchley. to 60 per cent. They're asking the SYLVANIA PORTABLE 9:25 (40) Heritage Corner (30) Uncle Waldo (22-30) McMillan and Wife (40) Christopher Closeup :i;30 (18) Jerusalem Season Premiere. Rock FCC to limit reruns to 13 weeks a BLACKS WHITE TV 9:30(3) Joker’s Wild 4:00(3) Pro Football year and require networks to 8:15(3) Gumby Hudson, Susan Saint MODELS MT1034WH, (22) Every Woman Vikings at Lions. present an additional 12 weeks of 8:30(3) Captain Bob James star in mystery. (40) FUntstones (18) Conn. Report MT1035BK (8) Captain Noah 9:00(3) Dick Van Dyke first-run programming. (24) World Press The networks insist that 10:00 (3) Movie (22) Billy James Hargis Guest: Albert Brooks. 4::UMK) Explorers •Choice of Black or While color (8) Dialing for Dollars (!i0) Underdog N (8-40) Movie production costs already are so (18) Mayor’s Hour cabinet of hith impact plastic (22-30) Dinah’s Place (40) Day of Discovery "The Out-of-Towners ” high that they'd suffer heavy (24) Restless Earth (R) •Personal size 9 Inch diafonal pic­ (40) Leave It to Beaver 9:00(3) Leer Sin Letras (1970). Jack Lemmon, financial los.ses if forced to buy (40) Daniel Boone (R) more new programs than they ture 'f (8-‘22) Earth Lab Sandy Dennis. 10:30 (22-30) C ncenration 5:00 (8) 1 Dream of Jeannie (R) now do. •Memory VHF Fine Tunint control (;i0) Samson (18) Kathryn Kuhiman ■:<« (40) Dick Van Dyke \ (18) Journey to Adventure The real network agony of­ lets tuner remember fine tune (40) Latino I (24) Masterpiece Theatre 9:20(3) Que Hay de Nuevo (22) Wild Kingdom ficially got underway last SVLVANIA setting on each channel 11:00(8) News (30) To Be Announced •Completely solid-ttate for high 9;:i0(3) Wc Believe ■'The Last of the Mohi­ Thursday because of a letter (22-30) Sale of the Century 5::t0 (8) Safari to Adventure performance, reliability (30) Jonny Quest cans.” Conclusion. President Nixon sent John Gavin, (40) Galloping Gourmet (18) Update head of the Screen Actors Guild •Telescoping monopole VHF, loop (40) Jewish Heritage 9:30 (3) Mannix (22) Film UHF antennas 11:30 (3) Love of Life 10:30(3) And David Wept Joe gets another In it. Nixon said he agreed (40) Mcllalc’s Navy (R) increased prime-time network •Includes Wack sun screen, ear­ (8-40) Bewitched (8-40) Curiosity Shop bizarre assignment. 6:00 (8) it Takes a Thief (R) phone jack and earphone (22-30) Hollywood Squares (22) Catholic Service (18) Oral Roberts reruns constituted an "economic (18) The Holy Spirit •DC power cord and DC battery JS (30) Come Alive 10:00 (18) Living Faith threat " to film industry (40) Avengers (R) members. And he promised to pack available as optional extras 12:00 (3) News 10; 30 (.30) Catholic Service (22-30) Night GaUery (8-40) Password 11:00(3) Camera Three 6:;)0(l8)TheDear Hear Season Premiere. Guest; look into remedial action by the (22-30) NBC News (22-30) Jeopardy (8-40) Bullwinkle Vincent FYice. government if necessary. *99.35 Vincent Price guest stars in (24) Speaking Freely PTC chairman Dean Burch 12:30(3) Perry Mason (22) Sports Challenge the season premiere of NBC’s (24) Evening at Pops (R) % S?.-‘ 11:15(30) Jewish Life 7:00 (3) Face Uie SUte Last show of scries. would comment only that he (8-40) Split Second “Night Gallery’’ Sunday, (8) Lawrence Welk believed the Ft'C had the authori­ 10:30 (3) Protectors ! (2£30) Who, What orWhere 11:30(3) Biography Sept. 24,at 10 p.m. (18) Teach-In (18) News ty to limit prime-time network (8) Dialogue trf. 1:00(8) What’s My Line (22) News (22) Adventurer reruns. ELECTRONICS (22) Time Tunnel (22-36) Meet The Press (30) Wild Kingdom The three networks were asked STANEK (22) To Tell The Truth Guest: Melvin Laird. (30) WHNB-TV Reports (30) Adelante (40) It Takes a Thief (R) (30) Watch Your Child 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News Mm Tuesday if they felt the FCC had 1:00 (8) Eighth Day 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 (40) All My Children (40) Make a Wish 7:30 (3) Anna and the King 11:25 (3) Football Scoreboard that power and whether they d go (22) Time Tunnel Anna buys a baby. 11; .30 (3) Name of the Game to court to fight any rerun limita­ 12:00 (3) Challenge (30) To Be Announced (22-30) World of Disney 1:30 (3) As the World Turns (8) Movie tion the FCC might order, if it (8) Learning Today (40) Conversations "The Ckimputer Wore (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal "4-D Man” (1959). ever did.' (.30) Conn. Weekend Tennis Shoes." I^art 2. CBS said its lawyers are "still (30) Three on a Match l;:i0 (8-40) Issues and Answers (22-30) Johnny Carson (R) (40) Roller Derby (24) French Chef (R) studying the issue." and had no Make a Difference Where You Save! 2:00 (3) Guiding Light Guests. Larry O'Brien (40) Movie 8:00(3) M*A*S*H (8-40) Newlywed Game 12:30(3) Pro Football Sen Robert Dole. "Illegal” (1955). other comment. ABC had no IT DOES A black marketeer comment beyond its Sept. 14 (22-30) Days of Our Lives Cowboys at Giants. 2:00 (8) Baseball Edward G. Robinson. INSTANT Phillies at Mets. gels the business. statement in which it said it 2:30 (3) Search for Tomorrow (8) Black is opposed "the concept of govern­ EARNINGS (8-40) Dating Game ment intervening in the program­ S A V 1 N G S (22-30) The Doctors ming process — an exercise which 5% Dividend paid 3:00 (3) Many Splendored Thing M O N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 25 violates the spirit, if not the O A M. 11:00 (3-18-2^30) News (8-40) General Hospital 7:00(3) Movie he tried to setup. A S S < > t I \ f » (J S from day of depoatt. 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy 11:30 (3) Movie letter, of the First Amendment to (22-30) Another World “The Caper of the Golden . (22-30) Laugh-in the Constitution." 4 tlmea yearly. (24) Mister Rogers Guest: William Conrad “Elasy To Love” (1953) 3:30 (3) Ranger Station Bulls ” (1967) Stephen Boyd NBC had no comment other (30) Hogan’s Heroes (24) Mind of Man Van Johnson (8-401 One Life to Live Yvette Mimieux than the question was "novel " (40) Corner Pyle 9:00(3) Here’s Lucy "(22-30) Johnny Carson (18) Living Word (8) Truth or Consequences and that "our (legal) counsel is 5:30 ( 22) Hogan’s Heroes Harry nurses Lucy back to Guests: Eartha Kitt, Sandy (22-30) Return to Peyton Place (24) ElecUic Company (18) Dick Van Dyke looking into the issue " health after a broken leg. Baron. : 4:00(3) Andy Griffith (30) Beverly Hillbillies (22-30) News 12:00 (8-40) News , yj'- (40) ABC News (8-40) Pro Football BACK FOR SPECIAL (8) Movie (40) News ^ Chiefs vs. Saints at 12:30 (8) Dealth Valley Days (18) Every Woman 7:30 (8) Let’s Make a Deal Glen Campbell, whose show 5:55 (3) What’s Happening New Orleans (40) McHale’s Navy (22-30) Somerset (18) Movie was dropped by CBS. will revisit 6:00 (3-8-22) News (18)700aub 1:00(8) Survival Gary Collins stars as Dr. Michael Rhodes, a professor of navvgi MANCHESTER (24) Sesame Street (18) 12 O’clock High (22) Hollywood Squares his roots briefly when he hosts (22-30) Movie 1:20(3) Movie parapsychology whose interest in ESP and psychic (40) Love American Style (24) Hodgepodge Lodge (24) Jacob BronowskI this year's Country Music Awards “See No Evil" (1971) “A Place For Lovers" phenomena often involves him in life and death situations, in 4:30 (3) Merv Griffin (30) To Tell the Truth “A View of the Arts” (1969) Marcello Mastroian Monday. Oct. 16, on CBS OLDSMOBILE S (30) Mouse Factory Mia Farrow ABC’s "The Sixth Sense,” Saturdays at 10 pm. "Vow OMimcbll* DMhr” ^’(18)Popeye (40) Wild WUd West 9:30(3) Doris Day ni and Faye Dunaway IHilSW// (3) Mike Douglas (40) Polka! 6:30(3) CBS News 10:00(3) BIU Cosby (30) You Don’t Say 8:00 (8-40).The Rookies (8) ABC News Guests: Tim Conway, TV stations may make Iasi Fumihire — Curpet ^ 512 WEST GENnR ST. - 6W-1511 (40) I Love Lucy (22-30) NBC News “The Informant" drama of Anthony Newly minute changes. S 4:55 (40) Weather (24)Evening at Pops revenge upon a stool- I Bedding — Appliances | (24) Washington Debate BLAU 6:55(40) News pigeon by the theives ■ Ftirnilura Stow main arrBEEX, Manchester ' NEW OR USED ^ M iddiet^ — Old Saybrook — OPEN MON. Iliru FBI. i^ 9 1 ^ . (^ . iuni:3^ t c

By R. GREGl Anoclated I TV PAGE FOUR Three Americ war In Hanoi TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER 26 TV Quiz become an Issue \ 8:00 (3) Maude 10:00 (8-40) Marcus Welby 1. How many seasons did Ray­ campaign, amid 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy Painter” Guest: Elsther RoUe (22-38) NBC Reports mond Burr play Perry Mason? counter-accusa (24) Mister Rogers 6:55 (40) News (8-40) Temperatures Rising “Gulty By Reason of How many seasons of “Ironside” (30) Hogan’s Heroes 7:00 )3) World of Kreskin (8) Truth or Consequences -(22-30) Bonanza Race” has he completed? (40) Comer Pyle (24) Music from Yale (18) Dick Van Dyke "Hazing” 2. What well-known NBC com­ 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (24) Hockey 10:30 (24) Walker Evans edian used to be a bartender? (22-30) News 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News (24) Electric Company (24) "Take Des Moines Canada vs. Russia 3. 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