THiBTVJCTir — MANCHESTER EVENIWQ HERALDj Manchester, Conn., Thur»., Dec. 7,18
MRS. FURTWANGLER Business Mirror COMES TO U.8. The Weather NEW YORK (AP)—Mrs. Prison Reform Architects Style Days Periods of sleet and freezing Elisabeth Fdrtwangler, widow rain with considerable ice of the famous ' German T l ; Eimttng llFraUi accumulations before diangih$ and no longer considered conductor Wilhelm Furt- CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) - wilt be “ better off in jail than into neighborhoods. to rain Saturday. The low humane or within the wangler, has arrived in the The head of a national architec they would be on the outside.” Recreational facilities, shop tonight in,the 20s; the hi|^ New Home Building framework of human dignity.” United States, as guest of the tural committee has outlined a Folse heads the task force on ping centers and health centers Saturday in the 40s.______He said his proposals, now National Arts Foundation. plan for prison reform which correctional institutions of the would be located in central MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1972 VOL. XOT. No. 53 MANCHESTER — A City o f ViUage Charm being considered by TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS She attended the opening would replace the prison American Institute of positions for the use of each of PIUCE FIFTEEN CSNIH Connecticut prison officials fo r Said Near Peak night of the Metropolitan blockhouse with apartment Architects. the apartment complexes. a corrections! Institute in Opera’s new production of complexes and give jails a sub He is the member of an Recreational facilities one day Whether they have succeeded Cheshire,- Conn., will save thS disparities between demand “Siegfried,” the Chicago Opera, urban atmosphere. architectural firm which has may include swimming pools, By JOHN CUNNIFF and supply. Inventories of un remains to be proved, although Sidney J. Folse of New taxpayer money — since men, the Chicago Symphony, San been involved in designing he said. AP Buiinesa Analyst sold homes are growing, and most lenders and builders Orleans told the National Sym Folse said he agrees with the women and children could te Francisco Opera and 1^6 more than 30 prisons NEW YORK (AP) - After vacancy rates for apartment expect an adequate supply of posium on the Planning and nationwide in the last 20 years. AIA policy statement which confined in the same complex r- Angeles Philharmonic. She also two years of boom conditions units in some areas are rising. mortgage money to be Design of Correctional En Under Folse’s plan, prisons says that “ the confinement of and would help prison officials was interviewed on a Saturday during which construction was While this generally is available, although at slightly vironments that the changes he would contain townhouse-like man in barred cages for in their attempts to aid prisoner afternoon intermission of a begun on well over four million considered to be a temporary hitler rates, thrwgh 1973. advocates may mean prisoners apartment buildings divided detention is not correctional rehabilitation. units, housing analysts believe situation — the nation is The possible downturn they Metropolitan Opera “ Die Apollo 17 Passes the rate of new home believed to need an average of foresee is based on those Walkuere.” construction is near its peak. about 2.5 million units a year in growing inventories. Tliis, says' Furtwangler, who died in So great is the momentum, the 1970s — it is looked upon the National Association of 1954, had recorded Wagner’s however, that the third straight fearfully by some builders. Mutual Savings Banks, could “Ring” operas, which were year of at least two million Memories of housing’s result in “ market indigestion.” recently released. housing starts is forecast for repeated recessions, Floor 1973 by many in the industry, sometimes in the midst of an Temple and some fear that inventories otherwise strong economy, are might exceed demand by late in indelibly Imprinted on the Midway Point the year. minds of builders. Buy with confidence— The new state of affairs is in One of the main reasons for sharp contrast to conditions year-to-year inconsistencies Give with pleasure;*^ BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME FOR THE HOUDAYS SPACE CENTER, Houston declining q>eed was 3,063 miles goodness, gracious. That’s "I could fill you in on they were delighted with bow that Immediately preceded the are fluctuations in the (AP) - ApoUo 17, a bit off an hour. impressive.” tomorrow, but the earth just well America and Qiallenger, boon , when housing starts fell availability of mortgage course but operating smoothly, ApoUo 17’s command ship, Schmitt, who said he’s went behind the lunar module,” spacecraft which Ceman called to well under one million units a money. Funds for lending tend passed the i^dway point of its America, and lunar module, “ strictly a novice” at he said. "superbirds,” were operating. year because customers were to pour toward the highest voyage to the moon today. (3iallenger, stiU Unked nose-to- meteorology, spent much of his Schmitt did most of the “The spacecraft is unable to obtain moderate return and so, when money is A rocket firing later in the nose, were streaking on a first day in space describing the talking from space Thursday performing in a super fashion,” interest mortgages. tight, there is little for the day is scheduled to adjust tbe collision course wiUi the moon. changing weather patterns over giving volumes of description of said flight controller Jerry Since then ttie nation’s home housing market, where a course and put the spacecraft But ground controUers said a the continents and oceans of the things he was seeing. But Griffin at a news conference. “ I leaders have been inundated by ceiling on rates exists. on target for lunar orbit. smaU rocket thrust of about one earth, which he called “ a Uttle Cernan, the silver-haired think we’re in good shape.” billions of dollars in savings, In the past few years the Astronaut’s Eugene A. second would change the flight bit of blue in space.” Apollo 17 commander and two- partly the result of a self- Federal Home Loan Bank W ILL Bfe YOURSoao! Late today Cernan and MEN'S SHOP \J Ceman, Ronald E. Evans and path enough to bring the Looking at Houston, Schmitt time space veteran, added a imposed spending boycott by Board and other regulatory in Schmitt were to open a hatch Dr. Harrison H. Schmitt still spacecraft into the proper posi accurately described the cold, little music. millions of consumers, and stitutions have attempted to 789 Majn Strent in Dowtown MaRchenter and visit (Sudlenger for the were sleeping as they passed tion on Sunday to settle it into rainy day experienced by the “ Dum-de-dum, dum, doo, de, mortgage money now is plen assure a more steady supply of ffi BEUKITK nows... wr m ust first time in space. Where You Are A Friend^ the midway point of 132,096 lunar orbit. city. dum,” Ceman sang softly at tiful. funds to the home lenders, The astronauts will power up miles from both earth and Mission Control said the off- “ I don’t know what your one point. The two-million unit forecast primarily the savings and loan As Well As A Customer ... M the lunar lander partially to W « havo a compUto rang* of floor coverings moon at 6:36 a.m. EST. course flight path was caused weather is'like down there, but Mission Control officials said includes conventional single associations. check its systems. and multiple-family dwellings, and wall coverings in stock: The spacecraft’s gradually by an excess of rocket thrust from here it looks like you but excludes annual production Ihursday morning when ApoUo might be overcast,” he said. 17 was fired out of earth orbit of about a half million mobile )B «a »a »8 «B p u B 80th eH Ris.TM Assisajes»nntar FOR lAAMEDIATE DELIVERY or INSTALLATION! “ AUght even have a good storm and started its 86-hour coast to homes while the debate going.” ROUTE 44 VALUE DAYS ^ the moon. continues about whether they No Fancy Promises . . . No Gimmicks . . . JusJt Honest to Goodness Truman’s “ Right,” said a ground Kissinger-Tho are vehicles or housing. AVON h a r r y l a p p e n HARTFORD The astronauts spent a quiet controller. “You’re a regular The surge of mobile home Merchandise at Down to Earth Prices! day in space Thursday and weather satellite.” construction has caused even Condition Setoitt reported that aU three Schmitt chuckled and said he took sleeping pills before could give a weather prediction Talks Continue more surprise than that for HRESIDE&GIFTIXHTER retiring In hopes of getting a for later, but the spacecraft conventional housing. For Unchanged w all-to-w all carpetuk soUd eie^Uiours of sleep. was shifting position and several years it was thought of PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi’s Le Due as a substitute to be used in the Just before the rest period getting in the way. Tho met today for the fifth time this week in their secret absence of other housing. IN ALL WEAVES. FIBERS O COLORS KANSAS CITY (AP) - The started, at 1:20 a.m. EST, negotiations on a Vietnam peace settlement. doctor attending former As sales rose each year in the Mission ( ^ t r o l reported ApoUo President Nixon’s security adviser was tee host at the President Harry S. Truman face of pessimistic forecasts, 17 had just passed a point meeting in a white two-story villa belonging to a Paris- YHOPPinC GUIDt I expressed concern today about however, the mobile unit ROOM SIZE SSSJ RIIOS 100,000 nUles from earth. based American jeweler. Kissinger arrived 20 minutes the heart of his patient, who is "One hundred thousand Belesano’s became recognized as a perma Christmas List with Distinctive Gifts early to await Tho, who came five minutes before the nent although sometimes Shorten Your on the critical list at Research miles,” mused Schmitt. “My appointed time of 3 p.m. unwelcome addition to the From 81.00 up that will warm the heart as well as the Hospital and Medical Center. Condition ARMSTROm SOLARIMI “ His heart condition is not as The two shook hands warmly landscape. There were conflicting hearth. good this morning as we had at the front door of the closely It is widely felt now that the • ScbsMrTMMi reports on tee progress of the hoped it would be,” Dr. Wallace Critical guarded villa and teen went modular home of the future — • CuMCodUglrttrs • n r a l l | k m • ltd Wwmars Ice Storm negotiations. Graham said in a statement inside to resume their Residential press secretary assembled from factory built • l « M « S • ■sntlnHStf • Nwtgr Tankards COMOLEOM SHIRYL WRYL BLOOMFIELD, Conn. (AP) units— will draw its inspiration released by the hospital at 10 negotiations. Ronald L. Ziegler told newsmen e ■ PS|9 Cofii PcmMCf • iM vIliCricI^ • RraColars Warnings — A former Hartford union Earlier Kissinger had a half from the mobile home. a.tai. ESr. in Washington on Thursday that • CwlMlkks«idl B titf Hm iIi • Irioais “ His heart is showing signs of official, linked to tbe un hour meeting with President Nevertheless, it remains derworld by the FBI, was found the current session has excluded from most housing • iMlScrapm • BadtliUgs considerable irritability and Posted Georges Pompidou, continued longer than had been - « -■ ____ aOOR TILES CERAMIC TILE shot in tee head TTiursday iVIQI
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Pablic Records HARTFORD (AP) - $4,000 from Deputy State second Congressional campaign Cotter also won re-election. candidates during the cam- I M n A L r \ f r/ s c n c n n o_.v^i About Town Sheinwold on Bridge Republican Congressman Welfare Commissioner committee to filq a rqw rt with The campaign spending paign. I N - C A H M l ATI H H Warranty Deeds fronting 82 Wens St., for Robert H. Steele, the biggest Nicholas Norton. Contributions the secretary of the state. The reports of all candidates for Among the state reports filed “Calvary Ctan* SchoM,” a MeADOWS ‘ ‘ by membera of the Calvary Edward C. and Janice M. highway purposes, no con winner in this year’s to Steele’s campaign totaled first was Democratic Congress and the General so far, the Senate majority U^tiottte radio faroadcait, i f Cbarch coogrogatioa aad a North dealer veyance tax. $127,000. leader in the new legislature. LOSE YOUR TRICK Accomasso to Joseph V. congressional elections In Congressman William Cotter’s Assembly are due Thursday, heard n ^d arly oa radio flUUoa brief BtUe aMditaUoa and Nartb3ouUi vulneiabie . Attachment H ie committee paid nearly Dec. 7. These are the post- Republican Sen. Lewis B. TO HARMLESS OPPONENT Rlvosa, property at 62-64 Steele Spends Over Connecticut, spent over $134,000 campaign committee, which DRAClilA WINF Sniday moraiiCa att:IO. pn »y«r., ____ NORTH The Connecticut Bank and $21,000 to Kupper Grant of Rome of Bloomfield, reported By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Woodland S t, conveyance tax on the campaign, acemding to a reported a small balance of $767 election reports required by AO 1972 Tha program ia prodncod hy the 0 63 Trust Co. against Richard J. H a ^ M d for advertising, and spending $13,000 on his *T had aeveral rhancee to 1126. report- after spending $84,686. state law. The federal reports Rav. Khnaeili L. OaaUfaoa, 8t. M u i’a Foliab NaUonal AS4 Frascarelli, property at 44 $15,000 to the campaign’s required of Congressional successful campaign. Half of make that contract,” South o A 10 9 a 2 M t^ L. Stone to John F. and $134,000 In Campaign Steele’s campaign committee Most of the Cotter campaign paator of Calvary Chnrcfa, aad Catholic Cbarch w ill meet to Lyness St., f6JM)0. wound up with a modest deficit “ advertising director,’’ money — about $55,000 — went candidates are not due until the money was raised at a declared. North agreed that the 3 KQ9 Ann F. McGuire, property at iacludea Goapei mtuic and aoog elect off Icera Saaday following Trade Name of $2,600 after paying back Richard Kerr of Hartford. to Selwyn-Conway, Inc., a next January. Interim federal dinner last May 19 at the Cliff- contract waa a g o ^ one, tad hia WEST BAST 142 Chestnut S t, conveyance the t:10 a.m. Maaa. All George G. Hlnkel, doing Steele’s committee was the Hartford advertising agency. reports were filed by the side Country Club in Simsbury. tone made it clear that be A A10983 tax IM.10. loans totaling $7,860— including membora are urged to attend. ♦ Q72 business as Sureopen ^ QI072 Quitelam Deed wouldn’t aay aa niuch for the C> 1 9 6 Parachute, Hale Rd., way Ua partner bad played the O Q7 O JS4 Carter Chevrolet Co. to Town The Rev. Keaneth W. Steere Manchester. ha^. South had gone atraight ♦ 4J 3 11087 of Mandiester, 7.01 foot strip w ill be the gneat on Snnday’a SOUTH C:4b ajn . radio broedcaat on for bia contract, but there are timea wben it doean’t pay to be 4 KJ4 atation WINF. The program ia t:? K83 ^tonaored by the Mancbeetcr atraightforward. North dealer 0 K83 Area Council of Churcbea aad 3 A632 Ib e Clergy of Mancheater. NortlhSouth vulnerable Opening lead— Ten of Spadea Mdi Weal Great Gift fer a M a n ... Weat opened the ten of I 0 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pats Pais Pass apadea, Eaat put up tbe queen and declarer won with tbe Ung. Opeahtg lead — g 10 4 . FQRBinENIBilND South decided to go after the C h ios diamonda, ao he led the king of dummy’a ace. Three rounda of (WM* •aw* diamooda from hia hand. cluba followed, but the auit WalMrr Matlwi• Cwiaa Weat ahrewdly dropped the o w irr.il didn’t break. Weat diacarded a queen of diamonda on heart. South next led a heart to declarer’a king. Tbe queen waa the ace, and another heart to uaeleaa uoleaa Eaat bad the jack tbe king. West went tbe whole iJEj anyway, and if Weat had kept hog by dropping his ronaining the queen, he would have been red queen. we’ve dresses galore for allowed to hold the aecond Now there was no way to E 3 round of diamooda. Thla would keep East out of the lead. East permit declarer to aet iq> tbe bad the controlling card in starry-eyed juniors and reat of the diamonda, and Weat dubs, diamonds and hearts. He could not continue the attack on was sure to go in and lead a k>“n*naKy"'s_ S apadea without giving South a spade through South’s jack. The Ska... ™ trick with the jacA of apadea. contract was thus defeated. wish-making misses! Diamoiwls Conllaurd The winning |day for South Declarer continued with a would have been very simple. aecond diamond, winning with At the second trick he must B urnside lead a club to dummy in order to begin the diamonds with a low lead from dummy. Eaat MAriNF F-ONI Y’ “.AI &'>UN i TV Tonight must play low, and South must I See Salmrdey’a HmwM/ot : play the nine, 'piis forces West : CompiarnrFiDWmg. : to win the diamond trick, and the rest of the diamonds would ...... * ...... «.««. be good. Daily Question — 6 i0 0 — As dealer, you holdi i jt COLOR (S-8.32)NEWS Spades, K-J3( Hearts, K 3 3 ; oumiM (3 n (IS ) 13 O’CLOCK HIGH Oiainonds, K 3 3 ; Clubs, A3- (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE '5 3 . (SO) TO TELL THE TRUTH What do you say? 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PAGE FOUR ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mmcheater, Cohn., Fri.. Dec. 8, 1972 State Soon to Release Court Vernon Notes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 8, 1972 — PAGE FIVE Hoofer Resources Guide Cases Rec Department Sponsors A proposed plan to guide use t o t interests of the state’s CIRCUIT COURT 12 at Connecticut’s land and the total physical, social and Manchester Session management of its water economic environment,” Cynthia Cooley, 31, of 109 House Decorating Again SMILINQ resources is being completed by Meskill said. He noted that the Spruce St., plead^ guilty to a During November ft happier the State Department of plan will provide the basis for substitute charge of breach of The Vernon Recreation An invitation has been family for the holidays. Finance and Control, Gov. “rational determinations by peace ’Thursday, and a l&^lay llKHnas Meskill said to^y. these decision makers.’’ Department will sponsor its extoded to the members of the Membm are also reminded WASHING’rON (AP) - lb* The rq>ort means that it will suspended Jail sentence was Christmas home decorating Women’s Fellowship, the that their 1973 membership fees plan will be released Meskill said the plan will imposed by Judge Philip rile in wholesale prices be difficult for President Nixoo early next year, Meskill said in place Connecticut in a contest again this year with Ladies Missionary Society and are due. 'A®®*f*r*ted sharply in to reach his target of slowing Dwyer. prizes to be awarded in three wives of the members of the Treated Suid a i^tem ent released today. leadership- position among the Miss ( ^ le y was originally November, dampening. the the rate of inflation to at least 3 The plan “is aimed at insuri^ states in such activity. He categories. Men’s Club to attend the Treated sand will be dis Nixon administratloo’s hopes Wholesale per cent by the end of ^ year. charged with first-degree First, second and third place program. tributed by ^ Public Works the t o t use of land and water emphasized that the plan assault in connection with the that inflation htiim brought Rises in wholesale prices are resources,’’ Meskill explained. strives to achieve a bahuce awards will be made in eadi of Besides being a model, Miss Department in District 1 under control, government usually reflected quickly in Nov. 7 stabbing of Mitchell three categories — lawn Middleton is also a fashion (Rockville area) on Dec. 13. Price “Uncertainty about the over between the forces of conserva Bernier, 35, of 109 Spruce St. officials said Thunday. retail nrices. all thrust of state long-range tion and development, so displays, over-all house decora commentator and speaker on ’The distribution will start at the The Labor Department’s At u u ^ D a v id , Md., where Bernier, who was charged with tion ^ doorways. The first make-up and grooming. east ead of the city and proceed liiilex— direction has often made it essential in a state concerned breach of peace, paid a $15 fine Bureau of Labor SUtistlcs Presideitf Nixon met yesterday starts with a prize in each category is a $25 Former State Sen. Franklin westerly until all containers f24f|ei$iiaHf Mietiei difficult for the state, regional with nnaintaining a high level of Nov. 27. reported that the wholesale with his top budget advisers, and town officials to reach' economic activity, and of Savfiigs Bond with a $10 cash Welles, a member of the Men’s have been serviced. price index rose six-tenths of 123 press secretary Ronald L. award for second prize and $5 Club, will be the chef for the Homeowners are asked not to decisions in keeping with the environmental quality. . Other cases disposed of one per cent, both on an Ziegler said “we do not regard for third. breakfast to be served in place their containers on the adjusted and unadjusted basis, 122 the Novanber Increase” in the thoughtful gift Thursday included: According to Donald Berger, connection with the club , travel portion of the sidewalks. last month. It was the biggest wholesale price index “as a Richard P. Marzialo, 21, of 8 director of recreation, each meeting. Residents in District 2, the 121 ^ls*wlS About Town Asylum St., fined $10 for increase in wholesale prices sign of worsening of the in year that the contest has been Auxiliary Meeting rural area, nuy pick up sand at since July and it reversed a re flationary process.” :.MiyKKsia.GeM Loyal Circle of Kings possession of liquor on town held there has been an increase The VFW La^es Auxiliary to the town garage on Rt. 30. 12g property. cent trend on slower price While saying the fight against from ,VEUMM ‘ Now Open Under New Management! man’s coat Connecticut The Golden Knight (DB)... luxuri The Hitchhikers 11.99 ous in tailoring and detailing, this double breasted Golden Knight is Killed In Texas Leisure hour elegance a lot of walking coat. The smartest HOUSTON (AP) - A Houston begins with our hostess cover-up around for cold weather, man was charged Thursday in it features alpaca collar and lapel, GRAFT & HOBBY CENTER the hit-and-run deaths of two split shoulders, flap pockets and (FomMrIy Jim HtriNc’s Craft and Hobby Cantor) lounger...pretty at home young Connecticut hitchhikers. center vent. Fully satin lined. Also Herman Otto Buhler, 31, was ..^perfect at this special available in single breasted. Choose 775 Main Street, Mancheeter 643>9338 charged with two counts of negligent homicide and two lew price! All-in-one style from all-wool fabrics in all the counts of failure to stop and wanted colors. Sizes: 38 to 46 render aid in the Wednesday plush fleece. Multi- OPEN THIS THURS. Q night incident. (^iored skirt plus black Visit Our Killed were Randall D. Gilbert, 20, and Louis H. tdp. Zip-front, self tie belt. ig and Tall Shop and FRI. NIGHTS’til 9 Manchester Store Only . . . , * . 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Parkade Monday - Saturday 10 A.M.-9 P.M • CANDLES and SUPPLIES CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES WITH: MASTER CHARGE OR • FILM FLOWERS • MACRAME Scientists in early centuries refused to believe that • RUB and BUFF • AND MUCH, MORE meterorites actually fell from the sky. People who found tlw “stones” were accused of being liars. ------■ ------r -— •t: 'c ilanrlypHtpr lEu^utng H^ralb Hospital Reports Deficit Boston College Reorganizes Board HARTFORD- (AP) - St. Madeleine has reported. i , Francis Hospital, which recent She said the deficit would Founded Oct. 1881 ly loat a bid to raise Its room have been even greater If it NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — treasurer of Long Island Adrian O’Keefe, vice chairman Published by Manchester Publishing H. Coughlin, dean of the College rates; eiided Its fiscal year were not for outside financial newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Boston College, a 109-year-old University. of Arts and Sciences Fairfield of the board. First National 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, $277,()54 iA the red, hospital Ad sources such as contributpri should telephone the circulation depart Jesuit university, has The Rev. Michael P. Walsh, University; The Rev. Francis Stores. ministrator Sister Mary and investments. vonn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. announced what its new presi who served 10 years aC> BC as J. Nicholson, rector of the Published eyery evaing except Sundays dent called an historic the university’s president, will Jesuit community at BC; the and boiidays. Entered at the Manchester, Memba- Audit Bureau of CirculaUon reorganization of Its board of return as a member of the new Rev. Joseph R. Fahey, dean of t r u s t s — from a 10-member Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Member of The Associated Press board. Father Walsh recently the College of the Holy Cross. LTM Puppet Show Matter. board, all Jesuits, to a 35- resigned as president of Others included Vincent m m ber board with 22 laymen. The Little Theatre of The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes Ifordham University. Ziegler, chairman of the board. Manchester (LTM) will present Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for Including two women, and IS Also named a director was The Gillette Co.; Eli Goldston, an Original puppet show for Jesuits. Subscription Rates typographical errors appearing in adver Rep. Thcmias P. O'NOiU, D- president. Eastern Gas and children of members and The Rev. J. Donald Monan, Maas., House m ajo^y whip. Fuel Associates; Wallace patron subscribers Saturday at tisements and other reading matter in The the university’s president, said Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. “Lay and Jesuifieadhr^ip, Carroll, chairman of the board, 2 p.m. in the LTM rooms at 22 the change nurked “an historic working together, will Katy Industries, Chicago; Oak St. Subscribers who wish to One Month |3.25 One Year $39.00 Display advertising closing hours, three moment from Boston College.” Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 full da)rs prior to publication. capitalize upon our rich Thomas J. Galligan Jr„ presi bring their children to this Cornelius W. 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Nelson, assistant attorney man of the new board, subject “It has been the combined goieral of Massachusetts, and to approval by the full board effort of dedicated layment and vdien it meets for the first time Jesuit educators over the past Peace Is Subject Dec. 8 on the campus. 10 years — in the Board of The first two women trustees Regents In the early '60s, in the will be Mrs. Patricia Ann Goler B o ^ of Directors since 1968 Around the World and Mrs. Mary Lai. Dr. Goler is and now in the expanded Board OPEN 9! chairwoman of the history It’s almost more than a citizen, if he of Trustees — which has guided much longer, possibly four years. department at Lowell State Boston (tollege to its present from now until Christmas... has any interest at all, should be Geneva is the ultimate in great College and Mrs. Lai is position of eminence.” expected to follow without a power diplomacy, the dialogue The new board also includes 0-e light sets and the Rev. Robert Mitchell, scorecard. between Washington and Moscow that president of the Jesuit replacement bulbs We’re talking about the rash of in has replaced their Cold War Dean Pettersch Conference and former provin tor aS M ltl w * hav* Sm elMr bulb immahM UgM m u cial of the New York Province ternational conferring now breaking confrontation. And as such it is Retiring After Christmas csndlss 25 Years of the Jesuits; The Rev. James out. And there is good reason for viewed uneasily by other nations, Slip your engagement ring Into Something Glamorous: this interest since the outcome should diamond baguette guard nng. It magicallytransforms your soli feeling shut out of deliberations vital DANBURY (AP) - Dr. Carl taire Into a gorgeous diamond cocktail ring! Approximately .90 considerably influence the structure ly affecting their security. On New BC Board Pettersch, dean of graduate RANGE AND ct. In weight. 14K white gold $630, Other s^les from $ 1 M of our world for some time to come. The coming Central Europe talks on studies and extension studies at r-UEL OIL EASY PAYMENTS INVIT^ Western Connecticut State GASOLINE In Helsinki, representatives of 32 the other hand, might be called the Boston College of Newton, Mass., has announced College, is retiring after 25 reorganization of its board of t r u s t s . Cornelius W. European governments plus the son of Ck)ld War. They involve the two Gay City State Park. (Hioto by Sylvian Ofiara.) years of service at the school. Owens, lower left, vice president of American Telephone He will be succeeded, BANTLY OIL United States and Canada have alliances that were major pr^ucts of and Telegraph Co. is chairman. Women members are Mrs. effective Dec. 15, by Dr. Jack c o m p a n y , INC .‘.V- gathered with moderate fanfare for postwar tensions. The issues are Mary Lai, upper left, treasurer of Long Island University Rudner, currently an education o U ie h a ^ what actually are talks about talks, superficially military, limiting the and Mrs. Patricia A. Goler of Lowell State Ccdlege. ’Ihe professor at WesConn. 331 Main Stroi't JEWELERS-SILVERSMiTHa SINCE 1900 Capital Inside Rev. Michael P. Walsh, former president of IK, lower Prior to Joining WesConn in T^.! A4q.4S9fj 9Ba MAIN STM IT MANCHItTm preparing the ground for a foreign forces of conventional warfare, but right, returns as a board member. (AP photo) 1968, R udner was school Marttord • MIddIMown • N«w Irltain ministers conference on European basically political. Success to any superintendent in New Milford. Rockville 375-3274 Security to come in mid-1973. degree should reinforce the east-west F are Andrew Tally bridge-building already well advanced R eport In Geneva, meanwhile, the United Hartzog by West German Chancellor Willy States and Soviet Union have quietly Brandt. Howland Evans and Robert !\qvak begun SALT II, the second phase of Leaves In Helsinki, multilateral diplomacy Secretary of Labor Brennan their marathon talks on strategic Behind the Strauss Campaign For Christmas Giving is at work. Theoretically, alliances P ark Post nuclear arms limitations. WASHINGTON - Predic always was. The Secretary of ST. LOUIS — The determina have been left at the door. Instead of tably, the careerists among Labor is a mediator and office Strauss’s opponents failed to Jimmy Carter of Georgia and EXCELLENT SELECTION OF GIFTS FOR EVERYONE! DOORS OPEN TIL 10 P.M. And in January, the two tion behind the campaign for sense this as file governors David Hall of WASHINGTON (AP) - in the choosing up sides, the nations are to Richard Nixon's critics are manager, not a Richelieu in Robert Strauss as D^ocratic superpowers plus major NATO and whining that the President mufti. If war is too important to arrived in St. Louis. Giliigan Oklahoma—insisted on an Im- first ripples of an Interior speak for themselves on a common national chairman was told interviewers that Strauss mediate vote. Department personnel shakeup, Warsaw Pact allies turn to another rewarded the hard bats for be left to generals, labor policy demonstrated here when Molded General Electric interest—the peace and security of the their support of his Vietnam is too politicai to be left to had support from only five The 18 governors lined up for one top official has been East-West front, opening exploratory Democratic governors governors. Lawrence F. Strauss had too much Southern- removed and six others Attache Cases European continent. policy by nominating their boss, Secretaries of Labor. It cannot gathered in seclusion at a Hair Pi^dr with talks on reduction of military forces Peter Brennan, to be Secretary be Big Labor’s baby, but must O’Brien, seeking a third hitch Border state flavor to please reportedly are on the way out. Three approaches to securing of Labor. private room of Stan-and- as national chairman, s l l p ^ Strauss’s managers; they had Interior Secretary Rogers Styling Comb in Central Europe. be a creation which business, Biggie’s restaurant to plan the I am reminded of a retort the consumer and — perhapis governors a headcount giidng counted on liberal Gov. Wendell C.B. Morton has announced he peace; In Geneva, an exclusive next day’s formal meeting. Strauss only half the governors Anderson of Minnesota, who has accepted the resignation of There are obvious similarities in tile uttered by that> eminently ipost, important — party dialogue of the two superpowers. In quotable realist, Harry Candidates, can live with. The Govs. John. J. Gilligan of Ohio he Mded.with. Maytond Gov. instead abstained. But Impor George B. Hartzog as National 99 three events—they share the general last Labor Secretary who tried and Patrick'’J1 Lucey of Marvin Mandel’s own aides tant Northern liberals (Giliigan Park Service director. S Central Europe, an accommodation Truman, when the Republicans 8.74 were attacking some of bis to make policy was Franklin Wisconsin, battle’-'Scarred assured the press he would not, and Lucey included) abstained. Informed sources said that "The Senator" by Million Milerl Ligh- goal of securing peace apd fhey bring betwei6h twp;; military alliance. Ih. liberal iniight^rsV qiiiokly ^ ,as ip fact he did, vote to endorse instead of voting nor Viewing Morton has recommended to .tvy^h t .alqmlhum frame; Irish linpn appointments ^ as political Roosevelt's M a ^ e Perkins, ‘ lined. 4 partition legal size. Black, the powers that count most to that Helsinki, a congress of nations. payoffs. “Who do they think I and even that indomitable moved to demolish'Stiranks. In ^ Strauss. Hence, the-widespread Strauss as a live possibility for the White House that six his most sardonic and elegant prediction was that the the first time, they were not presidentially appointed Olive. Bouffant bonnet, io dry and end, the United States and Soviet What is to be expected, and from should appoint to these Jobs,” woman was overruled by the style your half plus brush and manner, GiUigaq wondered governors would talk m u ^ and about to alienate a future department officials be comb attachttienta, case. Union, to the conference tables. asked Truman, “Tom Dewey?” Phillies Blunt Cigars peg. o which approach? Expectations at this Of course Peter Brennan, a why his fellow governors do nothing. national chairman. replaced. # HD-18 Indeed, most Presidents use bothered about the Democratic Miracle mild, factory fresh. Box of 50...... 3.40 d C a O t f But there also are significant early point probably depend primarily carpenter and president of the their Secretary of Labor as a One reason these forecasts The response by diehard Those believed designated for differences, particularly in ap New York Building and whipping boy, a kind of human chairmanship whien there are so were so wrong was hard-boiled activists on the party’s left removal are Hollis M. Dole, on attitude. many truly vital issues.. Lucey, Gov. Wendell Ford of fringe now approaches assistant secretary for mineral Borkum Riff Pipe Tobacco peg. 0% n y proaches to that goal. Construction Trades Council, is sacrifice to the exigencies of half-smiling and bemused, next Bourbon, cognac or cherry llquer...... 2.79 dCaOf General Electric Idealists, and there are still some a political appolnteee. When White House politics. Nixon’s Kentucky, who rememben how hysttfia. Slandering .atr^iigg gm resources; James R. Smith, questioned what right the Democratic governors sat idty "a Southern racist^” one assistant secretary for water In Geneva, the two superpowers are around, may look to Helsinki, hoping Brennan led a big parade of outgoing Secretary, James D. governors’ five-man executive Dispoz-A-Lamp Flashlight peg. q ^ c Hard Top construction men through New Hodgson, is the latest example by while Sen. George Westwood adviser told us his and power resources; Harrison Special alone together, confronting each other conrimittee had to demand Jean Holiday New larger beam pocket size. Fashion colors...... 1.49 that in this debate of theoretically York to demonstrate support McGovern’s nomination in election as national chairman Loesch, assistant secretary for Speed Dryer of this quasi-religious Westwood’s resignation as PrtC M il and the danger to the entire world equal nations a new order may for Nixon’s 1970 Cambodian ceremony. sured a debacle Nov. 7. In “will force us into a new land management, and Mitchell q q national chairman. party.” Melich, solicitor. Chocolate Tree Ornaments . “incursion,” he struck the first sisting the governoro go on Glittering toll wrapped chocolates, gold braid...... posed by their nuclear arsenals. emerge through consensus. When Nixon stirred up a nest In past years, the Gilllgan- Oaf of union hornets with his record for once. Ford told the Such blackmail m i^ t stop The Bureau of Indian Affairs blow against labor’s alliance Lucey irony would have SALT’S first phase took 30 months to Realists, however, are more likely with the Democratic Party. As establishment of wage and dinner meeting at Stan-and- Strauss and instead elect commissioner, Louis R. Bruce, 53 Piece Translucent Popcorn Balls, Pack of 12 R,g produce agreement on limiting stam p^ed the skittish gover Blggie’s they would look absurd O’Brien or California state and his deputy, John 0. Crow, to focus on Geneva. The world may be the election results showed, price controls last winter, it nors into inaction. Last China Dinnerware Set Brightly wrapped tor stocking stutters or tree...... SSc was Hodgson who took most of if they adjourned, as Giliigan chairman Charles Manatt. also are on the list Morton antiballistic missile systems, the Brennan made it respectable weekend, however, it had just much changed in the generation since for a union member to vote the heat. Hodgsoh was duly led and Lucey suggested, without Whatever happens to Strauss, wants President Nixon to Full 6 piece place settings for 8 plus Hershey Kisses, Largg 15 ox. pk. the opposite effect, hardening remove, sources said. 5 matching serving pieces. Choice Touch 'n tilt hood, works at any prohibitively expensive defenses Republican. to the altar where angry folks taking action. however, the 24 hours in St. Foil wrapped 6olid chocolate, everyone's favorite...... the United States and the Soviet Union their intention to adopt an Last week, Morton stripped of patterns by famed Mikasa. Come, angle. Jumbo hood for large But to hear some of Nixon’s such as the AFL-dO’s George After dinner, Lucey huddled Louis proved the intent to move against nuclear attack which both confronted each other across the unprecedented resolution en Loesch, Bruce and Crow of all choose now and have beautiful holi rollers. Increased air flow for critics talk, a body would think Meany could take turns sticking with Mrs. Westwood and her back toward the center is a new Lifesavers Sweet Story Book quick drying. 4 heat eettinos. nations have begun to deploy. Phase dorsing Strauss to replace Mrs. responsibility for Indian day feasts! No Rain Checks. 12 Sets wreckage of the community of he invented the spoils system. chief adviser, national and formidable force within the per Store 10 large pks. Lifesavers for stocking stutters...... 0*9 # HD-61 him with their knives. It was Westwood. party. two with a tougher problem—limiting Since Washington’s day, both Hodgson who was called a committee general counsel affairs. Loesch had had over-all nations. But it is still a world in which Giliigan and Lucey John F. ElngUsh, at her Chase responsibility for BIA offensive weapons—is expected to run parties have operated on the "janitor” by Meany, not power talks most effectively. proposition that you reward Richard Nixon. underestimated the deteiinina- Hotel suite. They then put the operations. The action ap tion of their colleagues just as parently was a result of their Aqua Velva or Lectric Shave your friends, and let your op True, Meany and most of his finishing touches on her Today’s Though! Mrs. Westwood and her handling of the week-long ponents scramble for associates clumped out of the statement to the governors, in a Handsome Beer Stein advisors have consistently mis Suppose Indian occupation of the BIA employment elsewhere. George Pay Board in a huff, but promising to step aside for a sed this post-election new face if Strauss also bowed Suppose that there had been building last month. Six ounces of either McGovern's premature relations between Meany and conclusion by many both black and white There was no immediate Aqua Velvet or Lectric selection of his Cabinet was not out. The face would have to be Shave will please any YOUR The Innocent Nixon remained almost cordial, In that five thousand whom our word on a successor to Hartzog, notable for its inclusion of rock- Democratic politicians: unless really new; O’Brien is even man! CHOICE and Meany even did Nixon the the radical aura of 1972 is cast Savior fed. the Park Service director for ribbed conservatives. To more obnoxious to her than favor of opting for a neutrality off and the national party Would he have separated them eight years. In a brief paraphrase Truman, did the Strauss. inimical to McCSovem. That revived in Southern and Border that n i^ t interview, Hartzog, 60, said be Hal Karate After Shave Democrats really believe Nixon sealed McGovern’s doom; no Her statement backfired. The B ysta n d er states, 1976 will bring another governors felt that “the lady,” So that the white with Mack was given no explanation for his Decorative Regular or Iced, 4 oz. would give the Labor job to Democrat had been elected in should not eat bread? General Electric Gary Hart? Republican presidential victory ' having , come here uninvited, removal and had no immediate 19” Eagles modem times without united Imagine that the woman at the plans except to “go fishing for Art Iloppt} labor support. no matter which Democrat is now presumed to tell them who Royal Apollo 12 G T Lighted Make Up Y A great deal has been made of well awhile.” He has been with the Mennen Skin Bracer what The New York Times nominated for President. was and was not acceptable. No Only time will tell whether Was African and not agency 26 years. Elec. Typewriter Mirror I editorially describes as Bren Brennan was a good choice for The result is an unexpected sooner had Mrs. Westwood left In clever 3 piece photo cube 2.50 surge of support for moderately Samaritan, Morton said Hartzog’s dispenser Size 1 . 5 9 i nan’s “ritualistic call for the Labor Job. But he is the 27th floor meeting room conservative Dallas lawyer Would he have scorned to drink removal “is part of a basic Our Joe Sikspak's Fast Shuffle ending of all wage-price con articulate and forceful and.a than the governors adopted the Reg. Strauss as a skilled fund-raiser and said “Farewell” change in personnel Cast aluminum for indoor or trols.” The implication seems life of negotiating has equipped resolution urging her removal. outdoor use. Choose brass or Skinny Dip Spray P^ist 00.07 Dear President: 1, Joe been looking for work, Joe,” wish i knew a millionaire. I’d who will brake ^ a w a y party And so u ^ t a fount reserved for organization, designed to 84.87 3.97 When Giliigan then tried to j to be that if he is confirmed by him for the mediator’s role; he b l^ k finish. 12" carriage, 88 character Sikspak,. American, take pen she says. reform while broadening the li|^-8klnned man? provide new life and new direc Includes 6 cocktail forks for or Cologne 4 separate light settings for treat him like a brother, which the Senate, Brennan forthwith is acquainted with the other endorse all other possible keyboard, Tabulator pre-set in hand to toss a chestnut in he’d be.” , Democratic base. This surge And do you think Umt when the tion in reaching the President’s 26 " Eagle, Reg. 7.99 .... 5.97 conefiments, tidbits. Attractive Reg. or lemon: 2 oz. aerosol, 2.25 H O Q day, home, evening, office. I “I can stamp out unemploy will abolish restrictions on pay side’s case. But he will be only candidates. Ford again moved for convenience. Dual swivel mirror. # IM-1 your fire. I see where you’ve not only produced the cruciform goals.” No rain checks, 30 per store serving unit. 4 oz. plain. SizeIlze I . 0 9 No rain checks. IS per store ment in this family like that,” “You already got a brother,” increases. If that is the as independent as the President in with tough talk urging the been shuffling your official says I, “by firing the bum. And she says. endorsement from the gover governors not to “look like a Death-firame was transferred T he department also family. Me too. Lots of luck. implication, the Times is a cor permits. If he tries to make to another’s back. announced that Gene P. look at the way no one never “1 know,” say 1. “But the porate dreamer. nors but has made Strauss damn bunch of fools.” When I I’m sitting in the breakfast policy instead of administering His gratitude to Shnon was 1 ^ Morirell, director of the Office takes out the garbage.” way he keeps pushing me Labor policy is set by the it, the sacrificial altar is always frontrunner in the predictably efforts were next made to Save An Extra nook a couple of weeks back, bitter Democratic National warm of Oil and Gas, is resigning to “But that’s your job, Joe,” around for the dough 1 owe him. President, whoever he is, and ready for another blood-letting. adjourn for lihi^, two other reading the paper. And 1 see she says. I’m going to make him a Committee meeting. Strauss supporters—Govs. On noting the Cyrenian was become vice president of Lone how you asked everybody for “And see how we’re always • nephew. ’Then I’ll give him a bladt? Star Gas Co. In Dallas. 50% OFF their resignations, figuring on Did he who suffered death in getting in fights with the quarter every time he loses a Our Reg. Low Prices keeping some and handing the neighbors,” says I. ‘ tooth.” each man’s {dace others back. “You’re always the one who “Now listen here, Joe...” she Judge man’s worth by the On A Select Group Of So I show it to Mrs. Sikspak starts them,” she says. sayk. MONTH IN HISTORY of his face? Proposed Law Men’s Cuff Links, (that’s the wife). “What’s good “Okay, okay,” says I. “But “As for you, you sure been ixiis F. Blanchard enough for the President is R i c ka( d Submitted by: Brings Blushes one thing I’m going to do is stop nagging a lot,” say I. “And SpKk woi m*itt«iK«d ____ UnilodSloton Tie Tacs & 3 Lb. Polyester Fill good enough for me,” says I. permitting permissiveness to lont 400 to 1,200 ■okoo toeofd-oiio dool Dr. George W. Wdd> 14 K t Good Luck Tensor “ Pro” Steel Savage 22 Calibre while I appreciate your years of yoon in prim (or Iko Tie Bars. “So I’ll thank you to hand in around here. That Jesus freak loyal service...” witk U.S.S.R. Io ko|r South United PAINESVnJuE, Ohio (A P )- Tennis Racket Automatic Rifle Sleeping Bag i960 fflvrdori of I $416 bailoo worth ol Tbe City Council might Charms your resignation. And that goes boyfriend of Linda’s has got to “Humph!” she says. “Shif nvraot io Ckicogo. Snorioo notorol goo. Methodist Church consider banning some 6 Pc. Serving Wrap arounds, Swiss cuts, for the rest of the family, too.” go.” ting people around’s not going stone sets, button covers, all Our Our "Joe!” she says, dropping a “But he’s not even a member to solve anything. You’re still froiidont literature as too risque — if it Accessory Set gift boxed. HAND HORN Reg. Reg. coffee cup. “You mean you Ninon tokoi 49 (toldiio H U M Train dkdM can persuade Kathleen Cotter, 49.07 12.M of the family,” says she. going to have poverty, winning pronidooHoi ro- car catefcoo floo la I - CURRENT QUOTES 13.40 I ^36.44 I s. 7.77 its only councilwoman, to read EXAMPLES want to get rid of your very own “If that day comes,” says I, unemployment, garbage, debts oloctioo. ■llo tanoil 210 niilof to Shot tubular feed, Monte Lightweight nylon shell, 3 lb. family?” “Linda goes.” and fighting. When you get wont of Tokyo, 29 UHod "There’s one thing you cfui a raodd law. Reg. S M Reg. 6.80 American made, strong steel , Carlo walnut stock. 6 per store. fill for warmth. 100" zipper. “Some I’ll keep and some I oatright. The town of Willowick, a frame, nylon strung. Leather no rain checks. ;j “Your own daughter, Joe?” problems, Joe, it’s not how say about it. It won’t be 7.87 grip, assorted sizes. —a, ______aeveland suburb, gave the $6^$8 Coleman Sleeping Bag won’t,” says I. “And the rest she says. “You couldn’t be that much you shuffle, it’s how well Twoyoung Includes salt/peppers,[peppers, vin- Wear as charm or pendant— Mosebarg “500” 12 Qa. „ „ 1 block mon won killod crooked.” — Howard H yU ^ a R tg. 2.29 rU shuffle around. After all, I Watt Gar- Painesville council a copy of its 2 ^ 9 I these famous good luck Dunlop Championship Shotgun J r heartless to throw her out of the you deal.” during o day of violonco retired veteran of 40 years fai egar/oil cruets,B, sugar and 4 9 9 Insul" insulation, ^ ^ 2 g g nans govo ChoncoBor new ordinance regulating creamer. Matches Corelle. < symbols. Yellow Tennis Balls 1.87 7 per store, no rain checks. **o7 0 7 flannel lined. is.Ss 1 ^ . 0 0 ^ got to think first of what’s good family.” Well, President, I think the of Southorn Unhrornity, Willy Iroadl't Social the mines, discussuig the tea Corelle. < ^ 1.87 for the family as a whole.” “Okay,” says I. “I’ll make wife’s right. So I decided to Boton Rougo, Ln. Daiaacrolic parly a 419 puWc display of any kind of par coal vata. H U security surrounding the Untied sexual activity or explicit “What’s wrong with the her a third cousin. Which keep her. Of course, I don’t say Mine W otkm Mectioo. family?” she says. “Yoh’re awrfc tiaca 1949. tifTiuii dUqilays, an (Btlinance reminds me, I bet Paddy six that to influence you in any Fioigktor kit fOfUl “The public Itsdf must share . ____ I Daw Jaaao thffpMigh in its description of lucky to have one so good.” bucks McGovern would carry way. When it comes to wives, I 0 crowded diowbridgo Morinsii 3 WAYS T O CHARGE ______SALE: Fri. and Sat. inlriinowkk,Go.,drop. Saatkoia A irw a yi lot iadntirial aoaiago the blame for the fact that tM what’s permitted. Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 A n t to 10:00 p.m. “ What’s wrong with it?” says ten states. So I’m bringing him always say, you got to make and kogocotekod iko tarnod to AtgoaKoa fw doaW ahara 1000 U ping MNtol con SO foot (int Mato Man kaiag have become a hattoa of m im Saturday 9:00 a.itt to 10:00 p.m. I. “First off, it’s got regular pioM to S cilion. Plano Hm lint Mom la. Ho 10- Cotter, starting to read in as a first cousin.” your own decision. lolotkowolorboiow.lO onilodiBl9Sl Irratloiial g ffly y pockets of poverty, like your aodod ap la Haooaa. it, 'blushed and said the “What for?” says she. Truly Yours, Gaylord ordinal^ Itself shouldn’t be Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. iH-other, Al.” ‘"ITiat’s the way you pay off Joe Sikspak, titfMar I allowed in public. “You know how hard he’s your political debts,” says I. “ American the eale'3i'^redticb~bjr dnv PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandierter. Conn., Frl., Dec. 8, 1972 M ’ . • - '■ '• I ■ ■ New Haven Free Bus Service Approved ■y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 8, 1972— PAGE NINE Welfare Workers Blast HARTFORD (AP) - ‘The dty of Stamford was given state from Stamfotd boniital and St. Are you ready for Commissioner's Report Mini-Buses permission ‘Thursday to run- •fosqih’s Hospital. Natural Gas Too Valuable limited free bus sm ic e during 'Hie city ..does not |dan to HARTF(KtD the bus drivers’ and mechanics’ charge any fares for the bus training our social workers said that White’s experiment Planned rides. 'The buses wiU pick up NO-FAULT? (AP)—Spokesmen for Connec receive in four years of college was conducted before the strike against the Connecticut To Waste On Big Plants* NEW HAVEN (AP) - Four Co. passei«ers at Atlantic Square, ticut’s professional social » is no more effective than the institution of the state’s “flat the railroad station, four workers have blasted a report grant” welfare system. v mini-buses are scheduled to roll The permission was given by experience someone can gain in community centers, the city You probably know that Connecticut's new No-Fauli “It’s good for use in the home supply-demand picture for from Welfare Commissioner the ieal world.” The flat grant system pays into action Monday, under the Public Utilities Commission CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - sponsorship of the New Haven after the city argued that there Health Dqiartment and the two Auto Insurance Law becomes effective January 1^, Nabnal gas Is too valuable to — it’s clean and inexpensive, he sulphur and cause radical Henry C. White equating the Several represenatives of welfare benefits on the basis of hospitals. Black Coalition, to aid' is a need to get pe BARBS In A M inute C a k e - 30 Lite Indoor' 30“ Wide Outdoor L a rg e S ize By PHIL PASTORET 4-Roil Strong, sturdy with fast Maker by Ideal Steady or Gift Doll Stroller If they could apply the steel runners', easy Flashing Wrap principle of' the wrfnking steering. Mini Set dollar to reducing, the diet problem would go out the 6.33 »5.87 window. * * * Safe cake maker, no Rocking action, reclining bulbs, batteries. 25 per back, storm shield, canopy, Cheer up: Now that the store, no rain checks. electiona are over, you can foot rest. soon catchup on the pro grams pre-empted by poli tic* during reruns. 5in1 Assorted Boxed Continental Doll ■ * • Computer Game Christmas Cards Coach by Coleco Our Reg. 15.97 Our : ^ Rag. 16.44 69c 12.99 Football, basketball, Hoyt Kin nts yo Columbia Super X 10-Speed Racer | hockey, soccer, baseball. ____k n o w____ 'tlu tJi® belle® ere . Only 2i0, no rain checks. toy department cashiers. (tenter pull caliper brakes, chrome front OurRag.92A8 fork, tire pump, sta Friend of ours is look- mina bottle. 23” frame, ing fortpanrd to Thanksgiv 27” tires. m dd o0 I T ' •!. t'l\, . •4'ii-.-;: ^T - - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt>j Blancfaipter. Conn.. Fri.. Dec. 8. i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 8, 1972- PAGE ELEVEN MPNA Seeking Funds Women’s Club Enjoys ’/i.' Project To Aid War Victims To Assist The Needy Parly; Plans Events Fashion Tips Plans for a fun-filled March president, thanked all who had Holiday Quickies Crets Under Way Here Sunday Mrs. Meade Alcorn of dinners were sent to 20 families were formulated by the helped m ^ e the annual event a fnteresting holiday drosses Suffleld, a panel member on the and plans are being made for Manchester Women’s Club, success, and Mrs. Wilfred Link, :an be home sewn in no time “ What In The World’’ television Cbristmas for the needy. School of Youth for Social following their annual tnuting membership co-chairman, at alL Check patteni stores A project, “For The Vic These Words Answer,” Contributions, which will Service (Buddhist) to South program, Wednesday evenings, supper at . Second introduced Mrs. Erwin Beyer, for bathrobe styles. ’Th^’ro tims,” sponsored nationally by scheduled for CPTV, Channel enable the association to con- Vietnam. donated her winnings to the Congregational Church, earUer as a new club member. easy and quick to sew. 'nien Clergy k Laity Concerned. 24, Friday, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m. Manchester Public Nursing tinue this worthy cauge all On Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at this w e ^ . March activities include a choose a very exciting fab (CALC) and the Fellovrahip of Members of MCPJ will be Association M anorial Fund. through the year, may on may ric, such as the new metal Assumption Church, a Thai Some 180 ladies attended the cruise on the Queen Elizabeth Reconciliation (FOR) will represented. payable to the MandiieBter lic knits or a crushed velvet, Binh (PEACE) Tea aiid a sim The Hartford Electric . supper, food was served buffet n on the 30th, also a show bus to begin this week on a Public Nursing Assoc^Uon that will make the outfit a ple rememberance meal of rice Co., qionaor of the {wngram, style, and the tables were see Debbie Reynolds In “ Irene’’ community-wide basis to coin People are needed to help in Memorial Fond and ant to real standout. is planned. Donation will be*81. . forward a check to the colorfully decorated with on March 28 in New York. For cide with the Advent-Hanukkah stitute programs to cooperating Memorial FUnd. their (^Ice at 71 E. CWier St., season, according to an Speaker and film will be Sader, Meredith Jean, daughto- of David M. and Gloria Qiristmas trees of red velvet information on the cruise churches and to help publicize Mrs. Leon Dobkin of Manchester. Memorial announcement by the announced. ^ u l t Sauer, Hebron. She was born Nov. 6 at ribbm and gold braid, and red contact Mrs. Rudolph' Gorsdi. Piles of Sweaters th e project. For more Msnehester, a tO nam associa contributions will alw be Manchester Committee for Rounding out project events Memorial HbqUtal. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Roes na|ridn holders. Mrs. John Fletcher is taking With all the sweater in information contact Jay April, tion board member io r many accq>ted. '>• Peace k Justice. will be a television show “ Let . Wilkins, Hebron. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Ranney of East reservations for the show. terest this year, some wom 22 W. Center St., Manchester. years, established the fund The project will formally Martin & u er,A ^ ver. Her nuternal neat-grandparents are Hartford, introduced by Mrs. Club members brought en are wearing piles and about 25 years ago for the pur begin to Manchester, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quimby, Claremont, n !h . Her paternal great- Paul WUlhide, co-chairman of presents for the residents of the piles of sweaters instead of pose of assisting n e ^ patients coats. Starting down under from 11 to noon at the weekly grandparents are Mr. Und Mrs. Benjamin San Giacomo, For Prompt. Safe, the program committee, spoke East Building at the Meadows and their families, with the thin turtleneck un Manchester Peace Vigil held at Andover; and Mrs. Marion Sauer, Hebrcm. She has a brother, Economical on her bell collection. % e also Convalescent Home. A sum of Benjamin, 2. the years many families have played several selections on the money was also collected for der a thicker cardigan, the Center Park. The traditional Transportation look is completed with a received ’Thanksgiving dinners, 4-ln-hand bells. the children’s toy fund at “ silent vigil" will be replaced Christmas gifts, food and tweedy sweater coat. by a Litany of Peace to a “ time Olbrias, John Michael, son of Richard K. and Margaret Mrs. Elmer Odell, club Somers. The LlWest Angel clothing. Assistance is given I T A X I S E R V I C E ! of not yet” . All are invited. Meacham Olbrias, Willimantic. He was born Oct. 30 at Mt. sinai whenever the need arises. TRY IT! out Shop Hospital, Hartford. His nuternal grauburents are Mr. and Mrs. Sporty Fox These families are not known to The project will raise money James Meacham, 51 Spruce St., Manchester. His paternal 1 ,» I > any other agency that might be MANCHEST^ tilt Red fox battle jackets are for direct and immediate help grandmother is Mrs. Emma Pike, Coventry. His nuternal great- « 51 GOODWIN STREET of assistance. Nurses on the Table Talk popular for sports wear. to the thousands of homeless grandnuther is Mrs. Charles Bedford, East Hartford. He has a CAB CO. r presented by i »Ji- cases make recommendationi leftovers. For example, plan a They also come in an imita and wounded war victims to sister, Kimberly Ann, 4. tion fox for those opposed to Dot Tyier and L o r^ Frazer to the suporvisor for the family 289-1555 ,STORRS — Do yourself a large enough roast to serve at Vietnam. The funds will go to (favor and plan ahead for meals the real thing. Hayes, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Barry D. and Rita or patient. Thanksgiving several meals. For the first three groups whose work Dec. 7th and 8th, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mulready Hayes, SO Grove St., Manchester. She was b«m Nov. 27 during the hectic holiday meal, serve roast with mashed ministering directly to the season. Carefully planning both physical n e ^ of the wounded at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her nuternal grand^ents potatoes and a green salad. For Trim Ends Dec. 9th, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. are Mr. and Mrs. Thonus M ulm dy, 10 Preston Dr., Manchester. your meals and marketing can the encore, serve cold sliced and homeless is well-known, Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hayes, 69 Tag N ow — Cut Later make your life easier, says meat with potato patties and Nothing cures split ends, and whose need for financial CHOOSI FROM 20JW0 Janina Czajkowski, Extension quick-cooking butteniut squash. but trimming them away. support is urgent; Quang Ngai QHUforChrlatmaa Cambridge St., Manchester. Her great-grandparents are Mrs. Hair should be trimmM nutritionist at the University of Stew and soups are also good Rehabilitation Center • CbinKm • CBnunfcB • OoeoTBlfont Joseph Beaudry, Hartford; Mrs. Patrick Mulready, H ^ ord ; regularly in order to avoid Connecticut, and to avoid (Quaker), The Medical Aid to Mrs. Enunett Hayes, Waterford; and Mrs. Milton Button, Ocean choices for serving, chilling and a straggly look. Breeze, Fla. CHRISTMAS shortchanging your family reheating for anotter meal. Indochina Committee and the nutritionwise, plan now to use foods are high in food value but Sposiio, Rochaei Jon, dau^ter of Robert Sr. and Cheryl Ober H w ild photo by PtiUo Spe^to, 50 Fester Manduster. She was boro Nov. 27 at low on time and money, she TREES adds. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her nuternal grandparents are SCOTCH PINE Mr. and Mrs. George Oim, Twin HiUs Dr., Covoitry. Her 50th Anniversary Stock up now with BLUE SPRUCE economical canned food and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sposito Sr., 145 W. Steak House, the couple WHITE SPRUCE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Glode particularly prepared con Center St., M a^ester. Her great-grandparents are Mrs. Verna of 49 ^Glode Lane recently received many gifts and cards. 50 -Years O f M em bership Robertson, Sullivan, Maine; and bfrs. Helen Pearson, Warwick, 5 to 10 Foot venience foods that are WEEKEND SKOALS Mr. Glode worked at Factory celebrated their 50th wedding featured specials. If you plan R.I. ______Insurance Association in anniversary. They were your meals ahead and shop for Hartford, before his retlreinent Samnolis, Jessica, daughter of Gregory pnd Iris Martin surprised at a dinner party economical ingredients, you in 1963. His hobby is hunting iand Samuolis, lOTD Syciunore Lane, Manchester. Sfe was boro Nov. given by their son and dau^ter- can avoid last-n^ute splurging Mrs. Glode has collected dolls <<^.i2j5i?^S'5So£SiSrA^ l»n.« -rated to M^icb«to/(B«.U photo b , Ptoto) 28 at Manchester Memorial H o^tal. Her maternal grandparents A n y Tree in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. on extra that ydu hoped from many parts of the world are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, SOD Sycamore Lane, Glode of Manchester. would help fill the gaps in your for several years. They have OUR PRIMARY CONCERN. Manchester. She has a.sister, Jecquellne, 2. On The Lot menu. At the party held at Willie’s one grandson, Michael. LAY AWAY anN O TH i SAHILV TO SULBCT VOUN TUBB Miss Czajkowski gives these YOUR PRESCRIPTION. ■' I: ii: / I f f S' > I fit I ■ r- I H if ( News For The Consumer Howarth, Heidi Dawn, daughter of Robert J. and Anneliese shortcuts for preparing meals FOR XMAS Roth Howarth, 45 Westminster Rd., Manchester. She was born during the busy holiday season: ■I- M'lf M- ;'i voun OIPT aALLEMV YOUM OIPT OALLWOV YOUSI OIPT GALLBflYYOUPI OIPT ’VOUR OIPT OALLWRYYaun -/c:-..- PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 8, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 8, 1972- PAGE THIRTEEN Official Declines Volpe Going Home Com m uter Coalition Business Mirror To Generalize On Urges Resistance Fuel Waste Scored At Conclave BOSTON (AP) - The waste petroleum, building of oil And if New England plans to But, perhaps, as at least a first To His Dream Broker Critical Of Snobbery of fuel resources in this country refineries accelerating the depend on foreign oil, Allen step in providing overall Hospital Deaths developmoit of nuclear power said, “then we should have a which he is entitled, and To Union Demands was criticized Thursday at a leadership capability, a Council WASHING’rON (AP) - John challenges to whoever serves in plants. better delivery service in New on Ehiergy Policy should be Anthony Volpe—Senate willing, that post ... r wouldn’t have provide real solutions to the conference on energy in the HARTFORD (AP)-State Norwich institution. New England environment by Allen said these measures England-deep water ports and created to coordinate the work Mental Health Commissioner of (W s e -is going home to his accepted it if I didn’t think it total transportation problems?’ down. Against ^Small Investors^ An. aide at the Connecticut NEW YORK (AP) - A 6,000- Some 90,000. dally commuters Monte Canfield Jr., coordinator could cut down on the region’s a supertanker fleet.” of countless agencies and E rnest A. Shepherd said Valley Hospital was suspended dream, “with «pride in my had a challenge.” Volpe said he would urge member coalition of commuter and 80,000 others who use the The nonoperating employes need to rely on imported energy Speaking about the fuel offices and to reconcile their Brinegar to keep trying to con rejected a per cent pay raire irf the Ford Foundation Energy Thursday night that he was not pending the investigation of the Italian ancestry, but with Recalling recent visits to groups has urged the Long railroad daily are affected. 12 By JOHN CUNNIFF supplies.' problem on a national level, nuuiy conflicting views.” prepared to make greater pride to be an Italy, he said, “you can’t im vince Congress “that at least a Ishuid Rail Road to resist what over two years and demanded “personal feelings not shared years, he argued that the quest Policy Project in Washington. bathtub scalding case. The Nassau County Executive AP Business Analyst “In this country only 50 per Even with these steps, he (Canfield said, “U we are to find American.” agine the sense of inner feeling, portion of the highway trust the commuters called parity with the operating by a number of my associates,” for commissions might tempt generalizations on state superintendent of Norwich Ralph Caso and IMfolk County NEW YORK (AP) - The cent of the fuel content of our said, there definitely will l>e an our way out of the energy- hospital safety from the recent State Hospital recommended From hod carrier, to the joy that comes to you to fund should be u s ^ for mass “outrageous and extravagant” employes—trainmen and con Levitt suggested that some salesmen to “suggest E x ^ U v e John Klein met with term “small investor” is portfolio changes when toeir resources finds its way to a increase in^fuel costs in New environment bind which we deaths of three hospital that five employes be plaster’s apprentice, to return to the country of your transit on an optional basis with wage demands by striking both sides sq>arately ’Thursday, ductors who received a 36.5 per “unaffiliated” o r “individuai” face in the next two decades, FUELOIL “deipeaning and totally inap or “consumer” be used in place best judgment told them this consumer. The other half is England as the supply patients. suq>ended for up to Uuee days construction-firm operator, to forebears.” cities and states.” LIRR employes. cent raise over a three-jtear then we must mount large- after which Caso said: “It is not propriate,” the q te ito told the of “small.” was a time to do nothing.” used up in distribution, conver decreases. However, he does 17.9 “It seems that the deaths in connection with the suicide. governor of Massachusetts, to The Council of Commuter going to be a quick, easy contract. not expect any fuel rationing. scale, urgent programs that U.S. secretary of Anthony D’Avanzo, head of aaaembly of graduate business He explained that if brokers In his own personal view, he sion a ^ waste,” Canfield said. 2M Oil. Min. were all unrelated,” Shepherd Organizations, in a telegram setUement.” students. “It is ignoble.” It is Without aiV7 expansion of fuel will require funding levels I Day Nolle. For Oollvory “The suicide was an event transportaton, Volpe has risen Thursday to William Ronan, the union coalition’s negottoting Remembered that “while said, the answer to this “We power a two-ton vehicle said in an interview. He said the Police had to be called in belittlng; it should be dropped dilemma is to take salesmen off at less than 10 per cent fuel-use resources in New England, he much higher than the current 24-Hour Burnor Sorvico deaths caused him no that could happen at any time in with a goal; To become U.S. chairman of the M etn^litan team, advisq^l strikers to apply institutions today do over 60 per Thursday after IND subway from tte vernacular. cent of the trading. Individual . commissions, to raise the efficiency in o ^er to transport said, “we will be exposed to the level.” MANCHESTER immediate concern about a m«ital institution," Shepherd ambassador to Italy. Transportation Authority, Saturday for railroad problems and fluctuations of a He said, "There are no easy stations at 169th and 179th Aa naed by the brtAerage investors own over 60 per cent standards of training, and to in- a single 150-pound man to work. OIL HEAT, INC. overall safety coverage at the said. Now, after nearly four years which owns the railroad, said: streets-key feeder stations for retirement unemployment politically changing foreign oil answers, no new ways 649-4908 The bathtub scalding death at as the nation’s transit chief, benefiU. Benefits available comAunity, be continued, it is a of the stock,’’ they would . spire them with a sense of “If automobiles were banned three institutions he supervises. "The commutor cannot Long Island from use in urban areas in I960 market.” guaranteed to get the job done. Connecticut Valley Hospital Volpe, turning 64 today, is tolerate any further fare in after four days’ idleness are term of condescension, realize the unproductiveness of ’ professionalism that is badly “Jt would appear the commuters—became implying that the more impor their snobbishness. and entirely replaced by buses, coverage was reasonable,” was flrst revealed on Thursday. President Nixon’s choice to creases” that might result dangerously overcrowded after •Me at the rate of 112.70 per lacking. tant customer is the Institution Because of the broker- the demand for petroleum Shepherd said. But, he added, Hospital Superintendent head the U.S. mission in Rome. from a settlement on the terms three relay switches broke jr 163.50 weekly. “What we should strife fm is and that the imall investor, institution alliance, the small the creation of job security for would be reduced by one billion “ I wouldn’t say it was Mehadln K. Arafeh said the Bom to Italian immigrants in demanded by the 12-union woman patient suffered bums therefore is a second class investor usually obtains poorer professional b rie rs who have barrels per year,” he said. optimal.” Wakefield, Mass., Volpe will coalition of striking non citizen. (Canfield pointed out that the Nov. 30 when she began operating employes. research, receives less the welfare of the investor as Shepherd declined to become the first American of There is little new in sudi an total energy demand today is struggling while being given a Italian background named Ronan, chief negotiator for attention, and is accorded less their foremost objective,” he elaborate on the issue until he observation when made by a overall solicitude, said Levitt. Selected more than 15 times as great as studied complete reports on the bath by a female aide. ambassador to Italy. the railroad, has asserted that STRAIGHTOUR said. small investor. It is the attitude This, he suggested, is This, he continued, would President Richard M. Nixon in 1870, even though the three deaths. It’s “a post of which I have the line has no money to meet April 12 TO 24, 1973 population has only tripled. He OUR NEW Her struggling turned on the ' of brokers that big is better, in opposite to the proper attitude. dreamed about for at least 20 the employes’ demands and he require a basic salary structure Thursday nominated Claude Mental Health Department hot water, Arafeh said, and ROME — AVIGNON — FLORENCE Tact, that has alienated so many “In my judgment,” he said, rather than commissions. In said the United States, with officials said the victims in years,” Volpe told newsmen has estimated that granting S. B rinegar, 45, an oil only 6 per cent of the world's prevented the aide from getting such demands would result in ordinary Americans and driven “the consumer investor needs addition, the salesman broker cluded a 65 year-old woman her out of the tub or turning the after the nomination announce GENEVA —NICE 'them into other investments. executive, to succeed John population, consumes 35 per ment Thursday. The selection is fares being doubled. more time and consideration, would be pacd for bringing in patient at Connecticut Valley water off. 12 Days $4^0. But the comments, so typical more guidance and more new accounts, for making few A. Volpe as Secretary of cent of the world’s energy. Hospital in Middletown who subject to Senate confirmation. The walkout entered its He said the patient grabbed a Who May Go? High School Students in Grades 7 thru 12 of small investors, were made education than the institutional mistokes, for longevity, for Transportation. Volpe was D onald G. Allen, vice died Sunday from scalding she Italy is “one of the most second week Thursday with no named ambassador to Italy. president of New England Elec- ADDRESS Iby Arthur Levitt, Jr., bead of maintaining customer loyalty. bar near the tub and would not important countries in the joint talks held, both sides NOT A STUDY ’TOUR...MORE than a vacation tour. investor ...” suffered in a bathtub Nov. 30, a Such a system is being tric, recommended let go. The aide called for help world today,” Volpe said. “Its reported still far apart on The tour is under the general direction of I’Eayden Stone Irc., a major A cause of the inferior Brinegar Is senior vice patient identified only as considoed by some firms, but development of regional energy and two colleagues arrived “in particular position as ... the money issues and commuters i brokerage house. And they service, he stated, is the president of Union Oil Ck>. of Howard Fitzgerald who h ^ e d two minutes,” Arafeh said. Mrs. Pauline Strai^t, existence of a compensation as Levitt said after the address, sources in New England as a entrance, the guardian to the showing signs of growing I were among other provocations Los Angeles, Calif. (AP himself Sunday at Norwich Arafeh said the patient was Foreign Laqguagp Coordinator. RHAM H i|^ Sr^ool |tbat made his talk a significant system that rewards the broker "it will take guts to way of cutting down the fuel State Hospital, and a woman Mediterranean; its particular disenchantment with the TELEPHONE 649-4362 photo) shortage in coming years. suffering from a “neurological effects on traveling. [document in the evolution of for making sales while he poses implement,” mainly because if 16 Brainard Place identified as Miss Loretta disease” and apparently importance with regard to the other firms don’t follow it will Three areas of possible New over-all Ehiropean security ... I IWall Street. in the conflicting role of McGovern, 54, who died Oct. 20 couldn’t feel the heatl She was John A. Volpe * Speaking at the Columbia adviser. put the innovator at a England development, Allen of asphyxia in a bathtub at the think it presents tremendous said, are off-shore drilling for (HERALD SQUARE) not drugged in anyway, he said. Volpe would replace a career University Business School this Stating what a lot of small disadvantage, still, be said it LBJ Donating diplomat, Graham Martin, week about what be said were investors have been saying for must be at least considered as Ranch To Public who, the White House said, , the way of the future. would get “another important “It would provide job Warm-Up Run assignment.” Nixon has picked security and professionalism,” WASHINGTON (AP) - The Your Store For he said. “’There would be less ROCKWELL POWER TOOLS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - California oil company OPEN ranch home of former turnover, less recruiting of executive CHaude S. Brinegar to EVERY President Lyndon B. Johnson Maybe the National Weather OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER a a n 9 7 4 | succeed Volpe at the each others' workers. There and more than 200 acres of the Service was warming up the NIGHT would be a greater incentive to transportation helm. ’TIL 10 P.M. Johnson ranch in Texas are radar to track Santa Claus. 40 Famous Gifts serve the customer as well as being donated to the public, the On th e weather wire REMAINS THE SAME, D - Z f l l Looking over his four years the basic shop as secretary, Volpe said he had the industry.” Interior Department says. Wednesday, with no further Basic to such a plan, be feels, made a strong beginning Interior Secretary Rogers comment, was a two-line a better training. You will ThH !; liiirH andym .-ii;-, '[ im S v--; vfdinq' t iroi.p toward creating a more effec NIUICIESnR PARIUDE C.B. Morton said the National statement; t iv e transit system for HAMILTON WATCHES understand this n ^ , he said, Park Service will begin work at “At 1:30 p.m., two flocks of Americans “yet some of our ow when you “think of the once on a project to interpret ducks were reported over Fort goals remain unaccomplish^.” responsibility carried by a the “life of a president” in Wayne and 8 miles NE of Fort ; i As an ekample, he said, “we Ideal Gift for Each broker who counsels an in exhibits at the Johnson home Wayne, southbound at 2 iianrljrHtnr lEnrning iSmtUi dividual on the management of Investigate these versatile have not yet been able to utilize and at other sites in Texas. thousand feet.” Rockwell DOIta Rockwell Delta Quality the full flexibility of the M em b er of the Family^ his total life’s savings.” Radial Drill Press Power Tools todayl highway trust fund to enable “We should strive towards With them you cah do formal academic programs and For drilling, drum oanding, our cities to meet their urban PIPE almost every woodworking transportation needs, afford the YOUR CHOICE proficiency testing similar to mortlaing, routing and grinding: 20-30% off other nonscientific professions fob In your home. highway user all the value to • Drills to center 0(32* circle and we should enlist the aid of • V4 ” capacity In cast Iron, SALE universities and business % In steel schools,” be told the students. a Ram travels 11* Union forward and rear ?159“ Interviewed later, he said, e Head swivels 360‘ “Training should be as arduous tilts over 90* Powers as that of a lawyer. I don’t think e 4 speeds — traUiliW is U ^ t enouc^.” 700 to 4700 rpm lAvitt s ^ e to the students, • Self-ejecting Curbed he said, because be viewed safety chuck key WASHINGTON (AP) - Reg. Up to 69.97 their fonim as an opportunity to Unions are likely to try to make introduce concepts for it tougher for their members to • KAYWOODIK discussion. It is impractical to quit during a strike now that the • YXUAm BOWL institute some of the concepts Model 37-260 ^preme ^ u rt has curbed their World famous 17 jewel • MBDioo n x e now, he said, but not soon power to fine defecting Swiss movement. Manual • FAliOIMI DBMMABK FIFBB enough to begin working toward Model 34-336 wind, calendar, self-wind, $14499 strikebreakers. • ITALIAN DIFOBT6 them. This is one possible way day/date for men and While the students were around ’Thursday’s 8-1 decision women. receptive to his suggestions, that a member who voted to some adverse criticism already *229” support a strike can go back to has been heard in the street, work without fear of FANTASTIC PIPES where traditions, good or bad, punishment as long as he quit Imported from Italy, Denmark, England, die slowly. , the union first. At that point, said Justice * Turkey iJi • (XN>L SMOKING • EASY DRAW Rockwell Delta Rockwell Delta William O. Douglas, “the union Turkey Taken 4^Deluxe Jointer has no more control over the • LIGHT AS A FEATHER • BALANCED ONLY lO'Motairized former member than it has KEARNEY, Neb. (AP) - Does lointing, tapartng, RMdy To Run over the man in the street.” chamlering and bavaling. Saw ’The decision came in a case Students at the Pleasant Hill 00 For aawing, dadoing, mltarlng from New Hampshire. There, SCRIPTO School may have lost their • Surfaces stock 4 ' wide, and moulding operatlona. rabbets Vk“ % A" *535 during a long strike against a PIPE VIEW U6HTER appetites for the holiday • Ball-bearing cutterhead • Rips 24' right or left of blade paper-box plant in Nashua, 31 32(M)0 A i X t season. c o M P u m REG. • Balanced H.S.S. knives e Cuts 3W ” deep, 2te ' at 45° members of the Textile VALUE T a O D |8J)5 1.99 Their Thanksgiving meal was e Fully adjustable tables e Motor davalope 2 HP Workers Union dropped out and VBBT COOL OiOKlNO spoiled when thieves broke into Just close your eyes. e Fence positive stops at 90° e Self-aligning rip fence returned to work. the rural grade school and 45° right and left e "SSe-Thru" blade guard made away with the turkey With only Justice Harry A. Think of what it would be like living in a home among Blackmun dissenting, the court whiOh was to have been said “when a member lawfully 14 Kt. Gold prepared. trees, foliage, wildflowars and rolling hills. A place For iniricato resigns from the union its To add insult to injury, where quiet ponds, ducks, gaeaa, fresh air and clear cutting of Rockwell Outstanding power over him ends.” Slip-On and thieves broke in again Tuesday sky are an integral part of your living environment. woods, Delta The union cannot collect the and fouled up Qu^tm as plans _ N^lue metals, fines — a day’s wages for each by teVing the Christmas turkey. -J ! plastics Band day worked. Bangle Bracelets 4 • / SawLawrence Gold, an associate Slipons: High polish, Swiss cut Now open your eyes, there is such a place: Heritage Glen of Simsbury. general counsel to the AFL- 4 HOLE-WALNUT FINISH a CIO, said the ruling could en- and rope. Bangles: Engraved, (^ ra g e members to quit the Florentine dome, high polish. A “limited edition*’ of 121 completed homes for union before crossing picket PIPE STAND 3w* WASHINGTON (AP) - John SLIP-ON BANGLE lines. WITH HUMIDOR REG. S5.9.‘> H. Fanning, a native of sophisticated adult condominium living. But the union lawyer said the Putnam, Conn., has been ap ruling would cover no more pointed by President Nixon to a No\« you can own a maintenance-free condominium home in a natural than 200 to 300 strikes a year. Hand-Macfa AnUqud fourth five-year term on the CIGAR National Labor Relations park-like setting in the heart of historic, 300-year-old Simsbury. You can Most strikes are voted by Reg. to enjoy all the conveniences of a modern, intimate community, limited to secret ballot. In such situations, Board. Modal 40-103 24.97 RIMDOR Fanning, 56, was originally 121 homes, in an atmosphere of dignity and restraint; where nature (Motor Extra) he said, a lower court here already has barred fines appointed by President provides complete privacy. Rockwell Delta against resigning members and Eisenhower. \ ‘ Rockwell Delta Though Heritage Glen is situated in a natural wooded setting, it is just a • Versatile Sanding Attachment the unions are complying. $12*9 14/11 La th e 16"^roll Saw and Abrasive Belts Included Five years ago, the high court short walk to the center of town, famous lor its colorful history as shown upheld fines imposed by the by its charming old homes and the Simsbury Historic Center. All kinds of . • Turn stock 14"dia. x 3"over bed • ID" Band Saw Cuts Stock Added |W(»!IiDAUI^ 8 gap; 11"dia.x36” long over bed • Includes stand and sanding 6V4 " Thick United Auto Workers against Winter Molstener HACTS unique shops otter a pleasant shopping experience. And there is plenty • 4 speeds—990 to 3250 RPM attachment with sleeves e 10" X 11 "Table Tilts 45° for defectors at two struck Allis- to do. Aside from your own over-sized swimming pool and clubhouse, e Lubricated-lor-life ball bearings • Cuts stock 2" thick Angle Cutting Chalmers plants. But these men • Saw Comes With Stand, Sport Watches • Keeps Cigars there are golf courses, tennis courts, parks and much more within the • Headstock Indexing mechanism • Positive grip V-jaw chuck bad remained in the union. from drying ouL e Universal tool support • Automatic blade tensioning Motor Pulley, V-Belt, Simsbury area. And with Hartford only 11 miles away, commuting is easy. Switch Rod That principle has not Endura e Graduated tallstock sleeve mechanism changed. Visit soon. It will open your eyes to real living. • Table Hits for bevel cuts Sport Watch Mfg. U9t *15 • Bench Included ONLY Therefore, Gold said, unions ONLY 1,2 and 3 bedroom homes from $28,800. All homes ready for occupancy. ONLY are likely to rewrite their Reg. M en’s & Ladies’ constitutions and bylaws to 11.97 For more information call Mr. John Lynch collect at 203/658-2820, or $ 1 0 A 9 9 make it harder to drop out. I.D. Bracelets send coupon below to: Heritage Glen of Simsbury / 11 Library Lane/ Piarre Dora'' 1 9 9 9 9 $ 1 2 9 ^ * 1 5 9 0 0 Douglas’ (pinion specifically Our Simsbury, Connecticut 06070 with Calendar left open the question whether Reg. that would be legal. 4.97 Open daily from 9:00am to 6;00pm OPEN nUDAY TO 8:30 P.M. — SATURDAY TO 4 P.M. to 6.97 SAVEn 4.88 L eaves will soon be Please send additional Inlormatlon on Heritage Glen of Simsbury. Pierre Dore' Yellow or white plaques with TWsGapDMrtk B O L A N D Self-Wind A Cal.; trapezoidal cutouts, heavy chain links. First name and NAME Heritage Glen of Simsbury 336 Reg. dnw if «v pipe change color b ^ u s e of O I L C O . 29.97 date engraved free. Another unique creation by Paparazzo Heritage Corporation SIm IIM $2JS pigments in their chloro- MANCHESTER NORTH The World STREET [wilGiiNNEY FUEL OILS •r w ir. notes. Carotene and xantho- phyll are pigments that From North and South — lake 1-91 to Hartford; then I-84 west to Exit 39, Farmington. MAIN AUTOlUnCOCLIVnY 3 WAYS TO CHARGE CITY Go west on Rt, 4 to Farmington Center. Right on Rl. 10 to Simsbury Center. Turn left CO, 244«uiisamc[ SALE: Fri. Urnlt one turn leaves yellow and 649-5253 lUOGH tctousn MICOIKO orange. Red and purple w at twin traflic light to Heritage Glen. 1145 TOLLAND TPKE., and Sat. pgf STATE ZIP STREET 369 CENTER ST. Open Every SAVE omiwl by pi5iD6Dti caiwq From East and Waat — Take 1-84 to Exit 39. Farmington. Then follow directions above. PhMW 6434320 NisM^TillOMpjn. antiiocyaniiu. MANCHESTER Copyrlslit O iLMEn EMRuaasa K«w*pftp«r snUrpriM* Aoan. -i V - ■ PAGE POURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVEJgNG HERALD, Mancheater. Conn., Fri., Dec. 8. M72 MANCHESTER EVENING IlERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 8, 1972 — PAGE FIFTEEN Obituary PolicB Report Trees Given As Memorials Montrealer Adds Stops Haugh Named The Coventry Beautification MANCHESTER Stafford Springs, was charged Woods in memory of her Eremite; and Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) - Tile recently-started train Lifesaving Class WANTED Marie B. t-ommlttee has asked residents Lodge Master About Town Shanahan Maurice E. Gaudet of 65 Thursday with third-degree grandchild; Mr. and Mrs. H. MUton Wilde. Amtrak’s Montreal-to- has been stopping at Berlin and Yule Walk To Feature ’The Mancbesler Recreation to consider giving a living ELLINGTON - Mrs. Marie Weaver Rd. was charged with assault, Vernon Police Jake LeDoyt in memory of Mr. Information about the Department will begin a new Clean, Late Model Christmas luesent this year. A Washington train will make two Meriden on its way north but Robert A. Hau^ of 14 Elro As a feature of the Sunday Bobliti Shanahan, M, of 131 operating a motor vehicle while reported. and Mrs. Julian Jensen; Mr. MemtHlal Tree Pn^jpam and additional stops in (Tonnecticut next wedc it will also stop in the senior lifesaving class Monday, certificate will be sent to the St. lait night waa elected afternoon opening of Mary Meadowbrouli Rd., widow of under the influence of liquor Police said the charge stems and Mrs. Robert Clapp in the Living Christmas present beginning Dec. IS, U.S. Sen. at Manchester High School. person In whose name the tree two cities on the way back to worahipful master of CSieney Libraiy, Jbanna Case of USED CARS John J. F."'Shanahan Sr., died after an accident Thur^ay from a Nov. 29 incident at a memory of Bradford Clapp; can be obtained by contacting South Windsor Homes Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., Washington, Amtrak told Classes will meet on Mondays the staff will conduct a night. or shrub will be planted. Friendrii^ Lodge of Maaona, Thnnday at Rockville G ^ ra l Rockville residence. Mr. and 'Mrs. John Julian in Mrs. Charles Punk, John Druge reports." Weicker. School Menu only between 6:30-8:30 p.m. workshop, for children and Top Prices Paid Hcnpital. Police said Gaudet’s car was The committee also operates wtien the lodge held its annual Barbara Varrick impressive Victorian structure, DeMaio was released on a memory of John Cromie; Alvah or Mrs. Ronald Baker. Monday: Frankfurter on a from Dec. 11 through Feb. 5. young people, in making Christ For All Makes B m in Hartford, she had in collision with a car driven by a memorial program. The meeting in the Masonic Correspondent painstakingly renovated by the non-surety bond for court Phillips in memory of J c ^ Donations may be mailed to bun, sauerkraut, French fried Registration should be made mas cards. It will be held in the lived in Ellington 36 years. 9ie Elizabeth Droney of 96 Conway following people have recently P.O. Box , Coventry. Temple. He succeeds Wilbur M. Tel. 644-8274 family, was the Congregational CARTER CHEVROLET appearance Dec. 19 at Cromie; Mrs. Rose Fowler in 68 potatoes, milk, fruit crisp with at the Recreation Office Anna Caroline French Junior ki' i donated to the Memorial Tree Chadwick of 9 Lincoln St. Holiday season d e ^ r will Church parsonage from 1882 was a member of the Rd. The accident occurred on Rockville. memmy of John Cromie; Rfr. tipping. between 8:30 a.m.-4;30 p.m., Room at 3. The library will be CO., INC. Planting Fund: Mrs. Malcolm accent the eight Coloitial and until it was p u r^ s e d by the Friendship Class of the Weaver Rd., near Woodbridge Byron West Jr. of Eaton Rd., and Mrs. H. Jake LeDoyt in Haugh and his elected and l\iesday; Meatball grinder, telephone 646-6010. open from 1 to 5. I229BiinSlrtir Ellington Congregational vicTorlan architectural present owners. St., at about 11:15 p.m. Rockville, was issued a memory of Mr. A. Rossi; the 4- appointed officers will be com, g r ^ beans, milk, mar Phone 646-6464' buildings to be toured during A change of pace will be the Church, the Ellington Grange, Dam age was m inor; no summons early today for im H Town Committee in memory Life’s Last inidalled at a semi-public in ble pudding with topping. Mailmen Save the “ (^iristmas Walk on Main singing of Christmas Carols in The Ellington W - .¥■1 •»< PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. «, 1872 m' MANCatESTER EVENING HERALD,' Mandiester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 8, 1972— PAGE N IN E I™ ^ Start Sm trial judge’s decision to keep LOS ANGELES (AP) - The introduce much of the new origins o f U.S. involvement in Land Trust Closing the jury which has waited four material at the trial. He said the Vietnam war. long-delayed Pentagon Papen months to try the case. the subjects covered were the One major pretrial matter trial wUl begin next ’Diesday, -The petition reached the • a y s the trial judge, but the same as those previously listed stUl is pending. The defense has asked the 9th Circuit Conrt of appeals court Monday, hut no Gardening government will have to iqr the government, although on Charter Memberships ruling has been made. eliminate some 100 pages BUGSBUNNY Firemen OUT OUR WAY B Y NED CX)CHRAN OUR b o a r d i n g HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Fbfers To Het Choice WHAT WAfi 7M 47? THIS IS THE FIRST TMW Stress AYWtWERTOtPMESP MY ViORtt 1 HAORt «EAU2SP V a n e WE'VE EVER HAP ID CARRY THAT OVSe IN'PHCMe/WHeW evEHTUALLV^ EVERYTHlNiS/ HOW MFICUUT IT M K7R HIM fM T O THE RINAl VDU dfiT A 'H E FROM HIM OITTN ■UT SOMEHOW X NEVER . MINOR EMPLOYEE IP On New Type Charter IbNMMr W SHOP rr RQSSMTdBEM SO Safety # nMAL BECAUSE ITS DAstueo EXPECTEPlPSeE MOU UAiA coHprehendtic ejKcunWE FBR ViPRK EVERY MORMNSI LIFE', n r r a p p a r e n t l y CHtH»--TWlJSMM»yMWrTH rrj» flurre p t f e r e n t The continuing dispute having a professional trainea m Appointments makes it easier Town firemen visited SOME HOPE CP-ntyiM* HNA VYHMTHAfTEHEC^ FROM PUNCHING A < between the Board of running the town, varsus an to see the job is done r i^ t .” A It-! OF ITS FACTORY RETAIL STORE M /1' ■■«^.aitHFWLiBJA! BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE YOU AREN'T THE ONLY ONE THANKS m a in l y TO THE RECORDING YOU FELLOWS YES. FROM THE RECORDING, •U N ae BOB" WAS STRINSINS MADE OF -JNCLE BOB'S" ATTEMPT TO BRIBE YOU, WE MADE A VOICE PRINT, CAPtAINEASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE ALONG, IMNNV MAGEE. WE WE th in k w e c a n g e t a c o n v i c t i o n . SORT OF A GRAPH, WHICH THINK HE WAS TRYING TO BRIBE IDENTIFIES "UNCLE BOB" T,' PLAYERS ON AT LEAST THREE 'really.^*' TH6THMWAY COFFIN FROM THB M6i AS POSITIVELY AS HlS THE POOR lOCK ALSO HAD AN BXPLOFIVB PEVICB! WHIL tw M r wp OTHER TEAMS. f u p p n r u T e hbaksb h a p a n !tE J w h js a v FINGERPRINTS. “ 'MVB DWRae-TO MAKI& ^<*Wr OF ITP NICMB! 226 IN T H E SPENCER ST. HAVB 90LVEI P A T H M A R K THE ILLUSION.. MANCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER I'M WILLING TO RETURN MR. ^ZINI-G half OFIHBimGERI n Saturday, December 9 ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN AM> HERE'S A AUBY.HONEYf THANKS, BEUA. I .. OH, MV, WA6NY THAT We have a unique business— our specialty Is men’s and ladies’ MCE,COOl. HEV, WATCH IT // CUjii^OF MEI DRI^ TOR WHY THAT.... STEVE^CANYON BY HILTON CANIFF slacks and we manufacture them, especially for this pants pocket. Ail current styles — all first quality — all at BUS deal! I 60T ^ I^AATHE*,! CANt%* I'U WHITE ^ '’’ apTEET HAS BEEN V hE HASN'T ONCE VBJ^VHIE MYMY'MOTHER'AJOB______ACCEPT THE IDEA HIM-ANDSAV 7 BAZIN^BAZINO INTO INTO SRACfi5RACS V >WTM VKMONEWOnONE ONON VOURYOUR NOVEL?'NOVBL? manufacturer’s low prices. JUSGU^eJUAAUfifi PLATES'PLATES! THAT STEVE CANYON 'AA BEADCeREADER RMNOn FOUND ——AND AND IBOMIRON MVIccMVRE nnDO vmi you ciiBonu SUPPOSE lAieWE cuAiu SHOULD n -BUT SHE CANT BE FM7HER1 A FRATERNAL OR HAS BEEN WA7CHIN6 CAU THE POLICE EMEKSEMCy LODOE PIN'WHJCH OXYOEN SQUAD-BEPORE HE CARRIES HIS NAME PIESOPfiHANOfi OFATTTTgPE? AfM 'B — LadlEE' — Double Knit Flare DOUBLEKNIT SLACKS 'JDaai iSf/U .a*, and Straight Leg Slacks 1 / \ JUliJSaULJiSk^USLSm, ValUM to 88.00 from 10.75 SGT. STRIPES.. .FOREVER BYBILLHOWRILLA Rb0 . RwlEii 28.00 15.00 Hgy.aWJce i..UH«ae5s A "texifeEaem; gOPOaer tifitiMNCr F&3H( swN.'..HEBer Ho l d rT A 'tbUR tO M P B F L e i s e c o f i p ... lftti^ I ^ o r t s B Y R 0U 80N We also have a tremendous selection of sport coats - Oleg Cassini shirts, 7 ties, belts, Remember — By eliminating the distributor you can save nearly a - 50% and put that saving In your pants pocket. To Perform, at Andover Concert The Majestic Trouser Co. O p e n D ally 10-8 with li$mitaeiurtng Exportanea Sandy and Caroline Paton are practicing some of the Andover Rural Music C!onunittee. The event will take FrL 10‘ S of Mora Than 4,000,000 Tnuiaan M q i'^ 1 folk selections they will present Sunday at 3 p.m. in place at the Andover Town Hall. (Photo by Suzanne Szasz) ^mhrWA^ ■ i it/•'/ /■ 'i/,///, a; special Christmais Folk Music Concert sponsored by the ' V ' PACE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 8, 1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Dec. 8, 1972- PAGE TWENTY-TTIREE Tech Scores Second 1940 Quarterback Sid Luckman Speaks Out Straight Hoop Win Dolphins Better Than Chicago Bears Opponents, watch out, a result of some c o ld T ■.') nt Kuhn ‘Rank Amateur’ MAWOHEjfl'iiR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 6,1971 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE The Economical Way The “Action Marketplace" Tag by Marvin Miller Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers To Advorfifo Over 60,000 Oaiiy Readers 15 words. 8. days ...... $1.89 NEW YORK (AP) - destructive act in terms of and 17 years, regardless of players, whether they are Fast Resuits Terming Bowie Kuhn the n^otiations.” salary. Additionally; aftw superstars, regulars or 15 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 “a rank amateur,” Marvin In Hawaii', the com five yean as a prdl^onal, reserves.” 15 words, 10 days ...»...... $4.60 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Miller, executive director of missioner revealed in detail three in the majma, a player 'The players also are CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS the Major League Baseball baseball’s moat recent offm* would become a free agent if asking for a boost in their go words, 26 days ...... $14.56 12:M NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Players Association, has in negotiathms for renewal he is earning less thim the minimum salary frcMp the Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday reacted with anger to the of the expiring general average big league salary, current |13,S00 to |15,S06;in PHONE 643-27U is 12:90 Noon Friday public disclosure of the agreement and pension now figured at about ^ ,0 0 0 . 1973, $16,500 in 1974 and status of negotiations clauses. They included the Miller called file Playere $17,500 in 1975. The owners between the athletes and the first concession ever made Association offer, “ a had offered $500 boosts p er owners. in the area of the modest proposal whidh goes, year, reaching $15,000 in Sorvleos OOorod 12 33 controversial reserve clause to the problems of all 1975. HERALD V WWWatawaamsmm^msmssaammssmmnmm^ Commissioner Kuhn PLEASE READ VETS Trucking — large van that binds a player to his with driver, yards, attics, local KERRY'S WORLD Congratutatlona revealed the owners’ BOX LEHERS HAPPY ADS team unless sold, traded or Net Rankings YOUR AD hauling, furniture rearranged, proposal in an un released. For Your free estimates. 643-2519. BO B HAUGH precedented step at ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) - Classified or "Want Ads” are, But the concession, whidi College Basketball Information •■■HOUR Bill Dralto, 24, a teaching pro at taken over the phone as a con ^STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, baseball’s winter meetings offers free agent status to EAST i the Sudbury Racquet Gab, has THE HEJIALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should fir^laces, flagstone terraces. YOa CM trahifcr 8 on in Hawaii last week a^ any veteran player not Manhattan 96, St. Peters, been ranked Np. 1 in men’s close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT All concrete repairs, both hifh BiV 08MMta' CMMr I Your Election Thursday, Miller summoned offered at least ^,000 for N J. 78 inside and outsioe, railinn, singles fw 1973 by the New tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in The deaiiad lor cocnpaUr people is a press conference to St. Mary’s, Cal 83, Seton Hall landscaping. Reasonably ■reeter Umui Um w p ^ . Thst's why to the Top his sixth major league England Lawn Tennis answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The express his unhappiness 78 desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE priced. GtU M34651. some of Connecticut's bluest APptolo season o r |40,000 fo r his Association. oompaniss COMB TO US (or daU with the action. Harvard 122, Springfield 96 can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for ninth year, was rejected as Drake, a Sunnyvale, Gdif., SNOW plowing — Eimerience procwasiagprotoastoaals. UyouqusIUy' Joyce and Charlie Albright 64, Gettysburg S3 any advertisement and then only to “ It is an act only the most unacceptable by h ^ er and native and former Univmity of commercial and residential. C.P.I. wiU prepare you for a cooiputer Ken Hodge of Bruins Watches Shot Go into Net Delaware 97, ^ a n k lin A Enclose ypur reply to the box the extent ol a "make good" inser career. Then we’ ll help get you rank amateur would the Players As^iation. Minnesota star, nooved to New Prompt, courteous service. Marshall 62 in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the started. perform,” said Miller, who “ Were it presently in England in 1971. He was ranked References. 646-7770. Maks your move TODAY. Moat class Princeton SI, Rutgers 47 G a in e d Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not Goal Was Scored by Teammate Wayne Cashman Against St, Louis handled labor negotiations a h ^ (rf Jerry Cromwell of Marta J^nija^X effect,” said MiUer, “this Evming Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser n M U t ,B a t .» ...SbflM oii* Happy Birthday Newton and N]^TA President WASHING Machine repairs, with the steel industry magntmimous offer would memo listing the companies tion. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, Ned Wedl of Weston this week. PUTEB (M y hdwiM tydM P Football helmets go back to before moving into baseball. affect five of the 966 players you do NOT want to see your Maytag. Reasonable rates. MADRE Ptfla Hewesof Arlington was Gene Sarazen, golf director EBBINQ • IwpByatll. NHL Roundup the scaiiet turbans wrapping “Not only Mr. Kuto on majcHT league rosters.” letter. Your letter will be Owner of Pike Coin Wash and top-ranked in women’s singles. at the Marco Island, Fla., Golf 643-2711 thick beads of hair worn by shown questionable in destroyed if the advertiser is Dry Geaning, 275 West Middle u . iN | 2 m < a d Instead, the players have Anne Murphy of East Hartford, G ob, began bis professional ca Rutgers College {dayers in the one you've mentioned. If not it Turnpike, next to Stop and (Accredllod by AocradlUng Oommla- tegrity,” Miller said, “be asked for free agent status Conn., and Dorothy Knode of reer as a shop assistant at Shop, 6434913. 1870s. will be handled in the usual Autos For Solo alon (or Bualneat Schools)______Happiness nr attending has perform ed an extrem ely after seven years, 12 years Cambridge shared the No. 2 Brooklawn Country Club, manner. Happy Birthday St. LUCiA FESTIVAL ranking. Bridgeport, Conn. 1967 CHEVROLET Impala, 283, Holp Wontod PO PPY Saturday, Dec 9th Bruins Rolling, with headers, excellent 33 Lost sind Found . l condiUon. Many extras. $800. CERAMIC Love, 7:30 p.m. PACKAGE STOMBS Phone 742-8015. OFFICE Clerk-Bookkeeping Jennifer and Brian Emanuel Lutheran IX3SI German Shepherd dog, experience and typing requlnuT Church i m TILE Apjply in person only. Meadows Johnston Stars one year old, female, black ara 1972 M E R C U R Y M ontego OfM CsU / tan, vicinity Glenwood St. Call Convalescent Home, S2S staUon wagra, 302 cubic inches, D o e s It Am Congratulations Happy 36th Birthday 649-5526 after 6 p.m. V4, front disc brakes, power Bidwell Street, Manchester, We specialixe iq cen un ic tile, DAVE & DADDY BOSTON (AP) — Ekldie' Johnsfam, Bostoa’s 36-year-old LVEST steeriiu, power brakes, radio, Conn. An equal opportunity CHARLIE employer. By BILL SACHEREK goalie, has storied fighUng hinuelf and the Aruina are on LOST — Saturday, calico snow tires, 5 months, 4,000 slate, flagst(^ and quarry Now you can Love, Ule. For ootoplete bathroom Carol, David, Stephen, They have bad a lot of snow In the roll in the Nation^ Hockey League. female, 3 years old, named miles. Best offer. Call 646-1064 do everything! 'nckles. In or near Parkade after 5:30 p.m. iremodeltad. we’ll handle all EXPERIENCED mechanic Scott, Andy, Julio Vennoot last week and Tuesday Jofanaton posted his second consecutive shutout against days, tune up and brake Joyce another eight indies. ILL Apaurtments. Please call 646- carpenjry, plumbing and tile and Joan the St. Louis Biues as the Bruins extended their winning iraO after 5 p.m. Reward. 1971 YELLOW Volkswagen experience a must. Connecticut Govemon Thomas llesU l and w o rk / E x p ^ workmanship « im Hr HU. hr. drivers license and references streak to 10 games with a S4> vict(»y Thursday night before BeatUe, standard tranamissfon, ai^reascmable rates. Happy Belated his two sons John and Peter, LOSt-:r Large black male cat, "Just what we need— another ’limited edition, commem required. Qualified need Sorry we're latel the usual 15,0(tt fans at the Garden. radio, best offer. 646-1064 after ap^y. L 30th Anniversary enjoyed eicellent skiing with yellow eyes, last seen in 5:30 p.m. /Call MandBvIliB orative dish, colleeton' item'i" Inquire In person, B Happy Birthday “ I can actually feel roysdf getting the old confidence SpeiicerIT Street, i Manchester. MOM end DAD c o it io n s , sunshine and 14 in Mount Sumner A m of Bolton. 643-9678 ELLEN ches of new snow at Big back,” Johnston said. ‘T m not fighting myself any more. I Call 646-7428. 1964 RAMBLER Gassic w ^ f NANNYAnd QRAMPIE Bromley. feel noore rdaxed, not Jumping at shots. Timing is MANCH»riR PAMCAM rebuilt engine, good tires, MOO. Bulldlng-Cotdmctlng 14 DroestnoUng 22 AVON can help you fight Love, Mom, Dad, At Hunter Mountain they everything for a goaitender and you have to be relaxed to FOUND — Young male cat, 1971 Toyota Carella, like^w , TREE REMOVAL - inflation with extra cash week [ Bud, Donne, Buddy & Rey Mikel and Wllllo spraying, etc., fully insured. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, have had 10 oonsecutive days of black with vdiite, vicinity East must sell, best offer. Call 646- MASONRY - All types ol ly. As an Avon Representative have good timing.” U ceosed. Free esth etes. Call suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Center Street. 11/30/72 647-9355. 1191. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, you can earn money to clean up skiing. Hunter West and K-27 Johnston, who started the Bruins’ unbeatm streak with a 633-5345. Also hand set fashion Jewelry. concrete steps, sidewalks. No bills, buy new clothes or will open this weekend.. 649-1133. 4-0 v ictory ov er the Blues N ov. 16, bad 25 saves, including a LOST — Hub cap for Buick 1965 COME’T^ standard job too small. Free estimates. furniture. CsU now, 2894B22. Saturday and Sunday the sixth DICK’S Snow Plowing — beauty on a hard shot from closeup ly barry Unger in the vicinity Park Street, Tuesday transmission/ needs some Over 20 years experience. After Thanks for the car annual Pat Hardy Slalom for specialixing in serving Bondo-Btooks-Uortangoo 27 second minute of play. GIFT CENTER morning. Phone 643-0213. work. $100. ( M 6494354. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. HAIRDRESSER part-time, men and women will be held at Rbckledge and surrounding Thursday, Friday, Saturday. “ That save on Unger was the big one,” Johnston said. areas, driveways, sidewalks, MORTGAGES, loans first Waterville Valley on the World FOUND mixed breed, white 1966 MUB^TANG, yellow with CARPENTRY Repairs, The Styfer’s Beauty Salon. Ver “ He got good w ood on it, but I noanaged to block it w ith m y OUR SPIRITS MAKE FINE GIFTS with brown markings, male black ((to, select shut, cruise-O- p a rk i^ lots. ( M 643-0002. second, third. All kinds. Realty non. 8724197. Cup T-tiar hill, tt will signal the remodeling, additions, roofing. stgtewlde. Credit rating DAD start of alpine racing in the pad. It was an important save because it was so early in dog. Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. matto, V 4 , radio and heater, 4 Call David Patria, Soutn REWEAVING OF - burns, unnecessary. Reasonable. Con LAUNDRESS full-tim e, East. The men will race under the ganoe. ' n ^ tires and battery, 35,000 Windsor, 644-1796. Love, FOUND black and tan cat, original miles, one owner. moth-boles, zippers repaired. fidential, quick arrangonents. experience preferred, excellent an elimination heat system, “ Later I got a couple of breaks, but you have to get Ask Bernie or Dave About Holiday Ideas For Wihdow sha(les made to Alvin Lundy Agency. OT-7971. Siamese markings. Call 649-. Excellent condiUon. $996. Call WES ROBBINS carpentry benefita, phone Mr. Atlas, Bast XB-9 rather than the use of FIS them. Hw breaks balance out over the season.” measure, all size Venetian 100 Constitution Plaxa, 0504. owner, 6464348. remodeling specialist. Ad Hartford Convalescent Hiune, pdnta, for it would favor the ...... , , , —,„„p ,11 blinds. Keys, made while you Hartford. Evoilngs, 2384879. Johnston, who helped the Bruins to Uw Stanley Cup ditions, rea rooms, ttormers, 528-2167. more experienced racer. DINNER W INES^ COOKING WITH WINE wait. 'TV -portables for rent. champlonsliip last year, was the Uurget of many hometown " LOST Siamese 'Cit,“ vicinity 1971 VOLKSW AGEN- AM^i-M built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd The fin t two in each group of Parker and Lydall. If found radio, air-conditioning, 649-3446. boos as the club got off to a r o ^ start this season. 5221. mortgages — Interim financing 10 will qualify for the finida. please call 649-6842 after 4 p.m. excellent running condiUon. Holp Wsntod 33 However, be now has an 11*7 record in the nets. GIFTS AND FINE LIQUORS — eqiedlent and confidential Women will run the standard Low mileage. $1,500. Phone 649- LEON GESZYNSKl buUder - With the veteran goalie minding the store, the Bruins SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - service, J. D. Real Estate MEDICAL LAB POSITIONS twcHon slakmi Sunday. Tom Autos For Solo 4 5418. > new homes custom built, NURSES aidu — experienced. Factory trained mechanics. L Assoc. 6434129. junqied to a 34) first period lead and went on to move into a remodeling, additions, rec 11-7 a.m., part or full-time, Corcoran says it will ^ v e the & M Equipment, Route 83, Opportunity (or nuilKlad ImUvhfanli to (111 Um (oUowtng vncnnetw In our mw s e o ^ place tie with the i(Ue New York Rangers, four Harvest Hill ' NEED CAR? Credit very bad? rooms, garages, kitchens Ubornloty (k UIUm . ^ l y Btunglde Convaleacat spectators a great deal of Harvest Hill Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- Opportunity 2S Trueks-Trsetors S remodeled, bath tile, cement Business Home, 870 Burnalde Aveoiw, Interest, as in the standard the points behind Montreal, in the NHL East. Boston has Bankrimtt repossession? Thursday 84, Friday 84, Satur- Honest Douglas accepts lowest work. Steps, dormers. East Hariford.______top finishers w ould'be in the played one less game than both its old rivals. . day 84.______t r LABORATORY ASSISTANT down, smallest payment, 1967 FORD pick-up, and car Residential or commercial. IVt-Umt poflUMi la Um Iwctertology MoUno of our Ub. EducaUsn uid new t SUPERVISE sUding and ice first five or 10 .minutes. Wayne Cashman broke a scoreless tie by conveiting a Blended Whiskey IxMpUal txpirtanM In buctarlology nqutrMI. Imported Scotch trailer, best offer. 633-1886 after anywhere. Not small loan $1. AN HOUR lets you go Call 6494291. Waterville Valley will host rebound of a shot by Phil Esposito at 12:04. Mike Walton, 86 Proof — 8 Yeours Old * 10o% Scotch Whiskey — 80 Proof AMERICAN skating at Center Springs Paris, fin w ce c o m ^ y plan. Douglas 5. shopping without your children. afternoons, evenings, the t '4'rV ■' i ■ tM p W rniM M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 8,1972 SoetB-Aoeweifw PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 4§ Houses tor Root 85 I Ear Bala For Solo 76 For Root •7 76 Out et Tomt-For Solo 78 Out of TomhFor Solo 76 Wontod-Rool Bototo 77 Wontod-IWol gftels 77 BVINRUDE outboard moton, WIFE TOLLAND near, Parimray, 8- ^ Q e t a j o b ee c A u s e t Oftanadbytte MANCHESTER |28J»0 - Sto- Holsclaw and Maatorcraft ro«n older borne in good condi- MANCHESTER - Available COVENTRY — 7-room Cape. 3 SELLING your home or , trailara, aales-aervleo. robm Colonial, llktaths, foyer, HAQLBR Keel Estate needs tidn with acreage and pond. soon. East Center Street New 4 bedrdrans. IVk bathsV^l^e SOUTH WINDSOR acreage? For prompt friendly listings. CaU 6434624. pomnlato aarvioe departiiMiiL ICA»PrAFFOgPAii References, 8835 monthly. first floor offioe-bnsiness 3car garage, trees. GaU Ray DEAN Lima, 8A-2882, Hutchins kitchen, dining room, den, NEW MUCK WmiWEin service, call Louis Dlmock booting nqipliet, accoiaorlea, Bayes Agency, 646-0131. ^ c e . 50’ to 2,900 square feet *fr®ptoce, patio, alnmlnum Realty, 6439823. SELUNGlyour property? GaU MACHINE PRODUCTS WooUey palnta, Oerieh’a Possible telephone and Agency Realtors, 8494324. ■Wing, fenced yaird, and gar- Rambling 8-room modernisUc BAulne Sorvico, i m Ttdland ^ P»MCV CIOIMES, Ranch on a beautiful high us first. We’U buy your bome 102 COLONIAL RO. O O E A R N ’CM BOLTON — 4-room Ranch, secreterial service. Merritt ALL CASH for your property immediately at a talir price, aU Bwlland, MS-S363. fenced yard, lake privilraes, Agency, 646-1180. AGENCY WE ARE proud to offer this treed lot with a fine view of VOORSELF' RANCH 8 reams, large Uvtog charming boose that needs only within 24 hmirs. Avoid red rape, cash. CaU Lou Arnida, 6461538. one child accep ted , 8800 the Conn, countryside. 4 instant service. Hayes Agency, Arruda Realty. 19TO BOAT, motor and traltar, monthly including beat, 748- 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, roam and “L” shaped Hiwing your preaence to be a home. Ita bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 Has immediate openings just made for famUy fun. 3 6464131. ^ over paymenta. Phone 6736. office, etc. 8160. CaU 6484426,9- room with fireplace, 8 fireplaces, 2 garages, GOOD locaUon—- 36 family, 8484 before 4 p.m. or S48-4SM. hedraoms, IMi baths, l i ^ bedroonu, IVk baths, fuUy Day or Night Shifts 5. equipped kitdwn, oombinaUon UCONN AREA equinted kitchens and loads of condition not important prefer COMPARE this roomy 3- paneled famUy room, den, dining and family room. other extras. Please call 643 heated by tenant Private Bporiag Qeod» 47 bedroom house with separate 533 Mato St., 650 square feet, garage, patio, d ty utUiUes., IkTriflc pockagt for Um m u who 53M. buyer, 6436481. •TURRET UTHE dining room, family room and renovated— bastonolt todudea Paneled tec room to full base nocdi hii owB ihop... SM.roam rancii 821,500. ment. Newly redecorated witb IVk brtht, firepiaoe, otc. PLUS ■ M-upandoptnti DOUBLE trailer with two Rupp living room, basement, huge — ideal offices, retail etc. ..B&W*. inside and out Professionally icpanU M by 50 iMatod buUdiof. Idool Um BARROWS k WALLACE Co. • HRRDINGECHUCKERS attic, brand new Utcben wim Reasonable. 5890518. SIX room older hame, 3 down (or wolding, ropidn, refinirtiiiif. otc. ■aownwb^, one 1871,440 WT new dishwasher, continuous- Roalton— m-«i Planning & Zoning Commiasloo M-iip md optnt* one 1978 Nltro 440; two covers, and 3 up. completely T.J. Crodirtt, ReoUcr at IU-U77 or Manchcotor Parludo - MS49M Hebron, Connecticut two helmets, excellent dean oven and refrigerator, 1,100 SQUARE feet of industrial redecorate, on dead-epd Tolland Office • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE ir w . 8850 per month. Call condition. CaU 875 ^ . space, suitable for storage, or street, handy to bus and a h ^ SCOTT ST. JAMES REALTY CO. 1121, 6437847. M-tip and pparati smaU shop. Cement floor, heat ptog, 829,900. MANSFIELD Center—Custom Bzzzzzzzz in and see our NOTICE • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE SNOWBfOBILES — close outs, and lighting available. No paint Of Vernon Is proud to announce the appointment of ALEXANDER S tre e t- 7-room built 3room Ranch to rusUc busy Boa. We’ra ready, savings up to 8679, four left. W. COVENTRY — Five-room or machine shops. 875 mlonthly. OVERSIZED Custom 4- GLASTONBURY - Zoned for M-upandopnrftt Cape, two bedrooms, two years Colonial to p le a i^ condition horses, IVk acres, 6-room setting. Living room with willing and abio to assist The Hebron Planning and H. Prenas Soi^ Route 6 A 44-A, CaU 6434837. bedroom Crionlal built 1972, on quiet street. Three fireptace, open beamed celling, you in tho salo or Bdton, 8489loi.______OM. Acre plus lot. fUSO monthly, CHARLEEN WAQENKNECHT Ranch, large rec room, IVk Zoning (fommissloo will bold a • cunra GRINDERS security and one years lease flrs3floar family room with' bedrooms, dressing room, baths, Inter-com, fully dining room with bay window, purchase of YOUR proper- PubUc Hearing on Tneaday, PHYSICIANS or dentists flrqdace, large brl|^ U v^ a resident ot 66 Ambassador Drive. Mancheeler, no their fireplace to Uvtog room and 2-car nrage. Acre plus wooded • HBSPQBT M'# iN ifinii' I ^ G E competition ski boots, required. No pets. 748-9742 after office, 900 square feet, flrst- ogieted. Owner, 6335667, MI- December 12,1972 at 8 p.m. to 3 p.m. and dining rooms off central iocai representative. basement. Cheerful dining lot. Marge Greene, size 9. Well kept and taken care floor offices now available. 349 room, family room with picture Realty, MLS, Realtor, 1-423 the Town Office Building to W bantOb. An Mpnl appMtimitjr amplaytr. of. 880. 648-1047. East Center Street. For haU. Complete custom kitchen Please call Chorteen for professional and courteous consider a request from ot Town- aaoistance resarding aH reel estate trahaactions. window overlooking portioa of EAST Hartford — 7-room 6316. ” keHL Out inspection caU 647-9903,94 p.m. with built-tos, 2Vk baths with 60x190’ yard with spUt raU Thomas Olbrlas for permission SKI’S Hart Comaro, Look- Far Root 66 marble vanities, 2-car 76 Windsor Ave. (RL 63), RockvWe customised Ranch. Four titrrhifinnr-aT'iiiiifc ‘fence and lovely trees. Electric bedrooms,oeorooms, rec room, VERNON - Sparkling 3- to subdivide property on East Nevada bindings, 6’9”. Phone' BUSINESS and profesalfwal Qvmised‘garage, fuU walk 876-0744 644-2318 appliances, attic storage, near bedroom Ranch, to excaent Street. Oo0a>nMa>Fe(s 41 Glastonbury7W0689, afto- 6 ROCKVILLE — Sunny small 4- offices, from 865. Teledxme out basement with sliding breeseway, garage, Parklike deal €staU WANTED babysitter for two AnUquoo 58 I For Root 66 Aportmonto For t Urtford bus. RealuticaUy yard. Immaculate condiUon, paneled rec room. A. 172 L Center St Dated at Hebron, CumecUcut p.m. 66 room apartmoit, second floor, answering and secretarial ser gtaaa doors. Many extras in condition. great buy at 829,9M. Extras school-aged children. One near ca te r, one child accepted. HERE is a nice, dean oUsr price to low 30’s. Shown by ap Hayesayes Agency, 6464131.64641 this 29th day of November, 1972. school aU day, one school half CAIRN Terrier, II montlis old, CHA RO Lane Antiques — vices available on premises. cluding custom drapes, CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 pointment. Lillian Grant, alore. Must be seen. Call C. R. 649-1922 646-4126 shed free, odorless, SKIS, 800cc,'Eisber super-glass SIX-ROOM Duplex, 119 baths, Call 14844331. EtoceUent location and ample honM^amri^ndecotatod toside rooms, 2 baths, paneled Charles Eaton day. 6:804:15. WaddeU Road FHimiture, tin, wooden ware, stove and refrlgerafaH', garage. shades, washer-dryer, and o u t.______Realtor, Walton W. Grant GLASTONBURY - Charmi^ i’Crowley, J. D. Real Eatate, Secretary Area. 646-0486 after 5 p.m. bouaebroken, male. Very good with M a ito bindings. Veiy glass and china. We ^ t wrap parking. Inquire 647-99037^ refrigerator and more, phis bath, f ^ basemeat with _ carpeted recreation room, Agency, 6431153. g6434139. with children. Ideal Chnsnoaa good condition. CaUML2819 ask Available December l^h. ROCKVILLE — Highland Ave. p.m. . ee, sundeck, garages, six-room Colonial plus separate small itons. Use our layaway large and beautiful 319 rooms, view of the Hartford sl^Une. oil heat. Full attic fo r faciliUes for motner-in-uw or gift. Reasonable. Call 10 ajn .4 for Steve. plan. We will hold for chUdren’s play area on ndm , privacy. Hutebtos p.m. or after 6 p.m., 643-0860. VILUflEAFTS. one-bedroom apartments, heat, THREE ROOM office, with air- , Realtors, 6494221 separate office. Beautifully Christmas. ■ Open Saturday hot water, all appliances conditioning, 400 square feet. GARRISON COLONIAL 5 days. Located on West Center landacaped. 14k acres adjoining TOOL MAKERS Ftorlot-Muroorloo 46 through Tuesday, 104 or ^ ap MMICIIESTBI Street wiUito walking distance S THREE Beagle pups, good including dishwasher, disposal, 117 East (%iter St., CaU 646- extra large roonu, 2 or 3 country club. Louis IMmock. (FIrat Ciaea) pointment or diance. Phone One and two bedrooms. DELUXE ONB-BEDROCttt - carpeting, pool and your own 8282, after 8 p.m., 6434514. bedrooms, large screened d evetythtog. Priccia r l ^ at Realty, 6439623. hunters, for sale, Two iwu males,miuea, CHRISTMAS Trees — Cut your 872-8279. Route 74, halfway 828,500.^1 Bea MiOette, OPEN HOUSE Sat lt.5 Top rate plus overtime. one fenude, 815 eadi. Would o m , tagging. Scotch Pine, 86, apartment at the Teresa private terrace in country porch, garage, handy locatkm, between South Windsor and Near sdKiols, churches Apartments, including setting. 8165. Rockland Terrace '821.000. Jarvis Realty Company, NEmrs MANCHI*8TER TOOL nMtegoodChristmasCall white Rirnce 85.50. Follow signs Rockville. and ' Resort Proporty- Realtor's, MLS, (43U21. from Route 6. Yeomans Tree reenter, on «PPjtopcra, carpets and air- Aparteaents, 8724360, 9294586. A DESION, INC. bos 1 anytime. conditioning. 8171 j>er month. For Rant 60 GARRISON COLONIAL 7 BIG RGIKH 130 Hartfoiti Road ' Farm, 411 Lake Rd., Andover. WooHng A pponI 67 To enjoy ti»i« immaculate li Rolling Hllte, Mansfield POODLE puppy, 9 weeks, 7424907. ROCKVILLE — Two-room yean old, modern kitchen, Jvrt lilted, owaen off loQoorgla.. .9- Manchester 4936 846-1081. SKIEIRS — (Hbalet for rent by acre estate. 3room dde.- silver female, papa- trained. 6 4 6 - 2 8 2 3 furnished apartment, utilities formal dtoing room, flrst- OPEN Colonial with 4 bedrooms, room home wiUi XW baUu, bl( lot with 64041263 649-1116. THREE Ladies coats, 10-12-14, included, ^ weekly. Four season, week, or weekends, floOT family room, 24’ Uvtog view located ia oae of ToUand'i (Iper CHRISTMAS trees — Tag, cut Black Persian Lamb, beige located in Dover, Vermont, lovely Uvtog room, dining, your own. Larae selection, GARDEN TYPE - two- nxnns, appliances, yard, 8115 room with fireplace, 4 lecUoni. Top value boro at ooly From 1-84, take Exit 99. Follow signs on R t 195 toward UConn. Tom right on R t 44A. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a cashmere, Houndstooth. ^ bedroom apartment, second monthly plus utilities. 872-0359, between Mount Snow and HOUSE 'room, den, TV room. AU ! IN.9W. Oive ua a caU aad itart 4k mUe on left is Rolling HUls. Ma n wanted full-tlm^ for |pruj», Scotch Hne, Wreaths, 0588, 04:30 p.m .______Haystack. Slems 10, aU con bedrooms, garage, level lot, By E n ie ift padOng. T.J. OocktU, RaaUor at Ml- ArtMoo tor Safa 48 ganley Tree Fairn, Long HiU THREE-ROOM garden floor. Includes heat, 7:309:30 p.m. SATURDAY 2-A P J I . .tastefully decorated and stripping and waxing of floors, appliances, caroets. 8205 veniences. Call 646-0597, nicely landscaped, 200’ ratpeted. 5 box-staU horse U77 or ToUand Offioa m o m . 4 ^ p.m. to 12 mi&lght. 646- M ., m Route 6, at Andover zpsrtinent. Avocado appliance, evenings. frontage. 841,000. Did ycu know that the LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Church. 7424488. Northern back Muskrat coat, vanity bath, carpeting, heat, monthly. Paul W. Dougan. ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, 7-room, 7 year old custom barn, with tadc room, fenced Ring bell for service. Shiners, Sira 16-18, originally 8600, wfli Realtor. 6434688 or 648-lfifl. acre yard, appliances, 8150 'riding area. Spring fed pood. pineapple is the symbol of sell for MOO. Good con^tiai. hot water, air^onditloner, 8175 Wontod to Rant 69 CAPE modern kitchen, Ranch on %ti acre. M M be crawlers, ec. 144 Deming BALSAM Christmas Trees — monthly. Immediate numthfy, plus utUities. Four- sold by January 1st. Ftice hospitality? Pineapple VERNON — Six-room Split, Street, Manchester. Wapntog Phone 64^7648 after 4 p.m. VtE HAVE custmners>mers waiting wait rooms, appliances, parking, formal dining room, flrqdace three bedrooms, 14k haw , Tag now, cnt later. 2:30 p.m. occupancy. Phone 6494978. WANTED — five or six roorti to Uvtog room, den and 3 reduced to 8S7,9M. Gold is the very newest Road. untu dark, weekends, 9 a.m. our apartment jgl5 monthly, plus utiUties. 812- m R U TM B K Y targe kiteben, one block from HELP UVANTEO Wontod to Buy 88 ------R e a lE sta te 9359. 7:304:30 p.m. apartment or house for family bedrooms, hand spUt shingles color - the emotional elementary school. Asking until dark. 240 Hackiutack MODERN one-bedroom, of five and small pet. Directions: Hartfoid Rd. to Realtors 646-1180 merry maker of the mo CARPETS — Wholesale to you Street, Manchester. 85 and up. apartment, wall-to-wall Associates, Inc. 6434129. for siding, level lot with Keeney Street, Keeney to 40 831,000. L aPenta Agency, at our warehouse. The Carpet WANTED — Antique furniture, STAFFORD Springs — 21 West Reasonable rent. 2894207 days, biuebories and an>le trees. ment. This goes along with Reator, 6432440. FLORIST g lm , pewter, oil paintings or carpeting, range, refrigerator, 649-23ti after 5 p.m. Ltowood Drive. ! M erchants, 1310 Tolland Fuol-Food 49 disposal, air-conditioner, large LOOKING for anything to real Street, new 3room unit to brick Handy locaUon. 819,900. hlANCHESTER - Deluxe 3 the season-remember the Turnpike, Manchester. 6464668. other antique----- — —item _ j . s. Any A estate rental — apartments, onMtory garden apartment room Garrison Colonial, 2% HEBRON — Cozy 54k rOom DESIGNER quantlte. The IHarrisons,______643- closets, basement storage, Aportmont BuUdIngo- RANCH-Living room with people who are not as lucky FIREWOOD, seasoned, homes, m n l^ dweUiim, no building, total electric, range, baths, caroeting, double gar Ranch, large fireplaced Uvtog FuNsrPatt-Tims DISPOSABLE diapers, factory 8709, 1& Oakland Street fees. CaU J^. RealE^te refrigerator, disposal, For Solo 70 fireplace, modern kitchen, NAMDI L NONAAND age, quality construction. as you and share your Joys room, 3 large bedrooms, RppblnpMMn hardwood, 819 half-cord. Free with them. modern kitchen, priced to sw irregulars, less than one-third delivery. 8724204 after 5 and Associates, Inc. 6434129. basement laundry and storage, dining room, paneled den, Realtor Rudiani Martin Sdwol. Hayes retail cost. Call 847-9063 ANTIQUE furniture, china 8125 m onthly, 8125 lease MANCHESTER - 24-unit Agency, 8430131. at 825,000. E. A. M itten Peterman, beautiful pa^-Uke lot 250’ 6 4 3 1 1 0 8 1. EXTRA LARGE between 94 p.m. cabinets, crank phonographs, DELUXE ONE — Bedroom security. AM ts only, no pets. apartment complex. Three and dec^. 826,900. Realtors, 6436830, 64946M. : KRAUSE FLORIST old books. Most anything old. four-room units. AU masonry ANTIQUE — 3 story bouse 621 Hwttard Id. Mndwttw DRY fireplace wood, 810 order, apartment, wall-to-wall CallJames J. Gessay, 8i^l34. THREE-BEDROOM family CLEAN, daric rich loam, five 6484535. carpeting th ro iii^ t, conmlete construction. An excellent RANCH on three acres with 11 home by owner. Large lot, on junction of two delivered. Call 74^7886. investment in prime location. SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, yards, 832.60. Sand, gravel, appliances, vanity bath. VERNON — One and two large rooms, 3 baths, 5 walking distance to three highways. Close to 17 ROOMS ston^ noanure, pool, paflo sand WANTED — Left hand control WOODLAND : bedroom apartments, one C^U for details. Hayes Agency, beamed ceUlngs, paneling, two achoola, 8494730. Yoo, practiciUy vicont 9 bodroom Oanton Produeto 80 6464131. 7 jr. bedrootos, famUy room, 2 Nmwich. 114 acres of land. home 0 0 ilz ocroi in Vemoo. B u 4M and flrewood. 643-M04. wheel chair. Call 6499752. bedroom starting at 8155, two baths, famUy room, garages. WAITRESS — experienced, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchens, could be Ideal for in Sweeping views. Privacy, Has possibilities as a boUif, oxcoUwt coortnictioa (loau io hours 12 nocm to 4:30 p.m. Apply BUY your potatoes direct from MANOR bedrooms, starting at 8190. laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 1921) plui 0 iwbnmlog pool, otc. ALUMINUM sheets used as Rooms Without Board 80 FIVE-ROOM apartment, heat Features range, refrigerator,refri„_____ Butinoao Proporty- g teh ln s Agency, Realtors, 8 4 SOLDI lovely home or a business Owner Iraniferred, open to offon. T. J. to person, Ann’s Spot, 81 (tak the potato warehouse, Cwner of For Solo regulation dog kennels. Street, Manchester. ing plates, .007 thick, ^ refrigerator 8196, centraUy dishwasher,tuaunaaucr, disposal, waU-to- 71 In two hours and 46 mtoutef. site, such as a fine (kockoU, Roallor, M9-U77. Buckland Rd. and Tolland THE THOMPSON House - APARTMENTS ADULT AND RETIREIWENT HOMES ’.25 cents each or 5 for 81. Turnpike, Buckland. Bonus located, adults only, no pets, yrall carpeting, heat included. SEVEN-ROOM SpUt-Uvel, Six-room Capa on 46 Doana St restaurant. No zoning KPhone 643-2711. Cottage St., centrally located, Homestead St. security dooslt required. 643 ChUdren welcomed. 644-1330. D. FIVE-ACRE businerii zoned ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Listed for 8S1AM. Homos are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with no extras with each purchase. Call 643- large, pleasantly furnished site just oft 146. Priced to the large living room with Large barn, acerage, sweeping restrictions. HEBRON — Overslxed 3room to buy. AU of Jensen’s pie-buUt homes and mobilehomes are built to American 8248.______(Off W. Middle Tpka., 9678. Available D e c m b a 15th. J. H ory Company. aluminum sided Cape, on 2 ptoa HOT water furnace, with rooms, paridng. Call 649-2398 mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes fireplace, brautlful famUy views. Hutchins Agency, We need listings now. Standard Association's Code A1131 or above. tor overni^t and permanoit Manchester) [ Agency, 6464131. room, IVk baths, waU-to-waU Realtors, 6494324. n e a te caU us at, 2837475. 2. NEW COLONIAL cen acres. Oversized Treat garage, m o L controls, 77,000 BTU, convector FRESH-MADE Sweet Oder, FOUR large rooms, waU-to- modern kiteben, 3 beorooms ProfesslonaUy Landscaped Lots— you wUl be surprised at the layout and planning on type radiators, 32’' and 86” also apples and pears. Botti guest rates. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury waU eprpetj gas and heat fur MANCHESTER - Hebron carpet and many extras. Open 94. We woit. trally located one block off area, Wellswood View BROAD Street — IMi acre of E. Center. Fireplace, first floor, 2 bedieoms and bath each lot. P e i^ evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful flowering shrubs highlight aluminum combination doors, Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill apartments. Ftotures wali-to- nished, dishwasher, disposal. Ganme, large wooded lot with MANCHESTER We have buyers waiting. unfinished second floor. plAGER bullt-to tub, 648-8466, 648-1448. Road, Manchester. MANCHESTER - Large waH carpeting, vanity tile baths, AvaUahle D ecepba 30| 8185 Apartments. 2 bedipom apart prime commercial site with privacy. 828i000. Garage. One full a ^ two this development. ••••••’•••••••••••••••••••••• furnished room, kitchen ment, 8215. Features''.range, modern building. Also in Country Uvtog. Must be seen at ExpBHeticBd buUt-in oven, range, dIshwuHer, per m ^ . M94481. N E W H O M E S half baths. Low 30;s. 849^SM. E.ATwtten, Realtora, Adult Home VUtages are engineered, planned and built around the theory that pre- OEM/Haavy Duty OL'nfPIA studio typewriter, MomoMd Qoodo______« privileges, private entrance, re fri^ a to r, dishwasher, As- dustrially zoned one-story R A l ^ RANCH-7 rooms, refrigerator and disposal, elec-' posal, waU-to-waU carpeting. masonry building, ideal for Drive out to HAMILTON DR., PASEK 6434930, 64398M. buUt and mobUehome Uvtog is practical and enjoyable for couples. We do not . T n ielu ^ keyboard, used very UtUe, parking^. Phone 889-5112 trie heat, 2 air-conditioners, LARGE 2-bedroom duplex, to formal dining room, eat-in 608 Burnside Ave. Blast 3. “A” Zone lot. All like new, with stand, |96. 646- SEVIONG MACHINES, Singer betweenlM:30 p.m. new 2-family, central, Heat, UAts, air-conditioner in light manufacturing. Hayes kitchen, living room has or caU ua for an ap t to aee recommend this type of U vi^ for people with school chUdren. . . Call: Touch and Sew, 847.50; 1972ag- glass sliding doors, all l a ^ cluded. UiUdren welcome. 644- Agency, 6464131. Hartford utilities. 17,500. 0681. convenient location with nice cathedral ceiling, large theae lovely new homes, bnUt COVENTRY (NORTH) GENTLEiMAN to share 4-room rooms. Foil basement storage' 1330. D. J. Henry Company. on high wooded lota, some 2837476 Open99 PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUR UVING Manner !»63-237S yard, sunken living room . ••••••••••♦•••«•••••••#••••• master bedroom, family Realtors MLS 4. EAST SIDE - Six apartment, wall-to-wall area, ample parking. Starting at leading to patio, mus all w e a r Ha r t fo r d QW PWATE The sophlsticaldd home owners who Uve in our country club development are kind, AL-TEC Lancing speakers, 15” dealer. ______, Bi^iMfss Xbeaiioiis- foom, floor-to-ceiling ready to decorate for ini- rooms. Foyer. Front BIOCIIIffiT main, with cabinets. After 5, caroeting, color TV, washer $175. Handy to shopping, appUances and cs I, with Raised Ranch on cul-de-sac; gentle, sociable, real 49W to earth people, a tar^e ner cent pi whom are professionals. ForRont 67 • m TOWNHOUBEBm * fireplace; IMi baths, mediate occupancy. UL y;)a( GREAT potential — porch. Rear thud room. 6464879. SINGER Touch and Sew, like and draer to basemoit to Ver schools, bus and religious basement garage. p.m.. don’t see your home, call us peaceful and quiet. Rear year Many of them are quite weU-UHio. They are the kind of people you may Have always MOTMIWOIS non. 876-9716. facilities. 6430311. aluminum siding, 2-car gar Manchester, 0-room Colonial Amesite drive. Mid 20’s. abutts “Open Space Rooky Hill, Conn. new, henu, buttonholes, stretch CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if KKohvn, IVi batiM, •Ir-oondlUafilno, age, acre lot with privacy. and we wUl build it for you. with 2-car garage, alao a 3car wanted as friends. Without sacrificing standards many of these weU off people are WALNUT contemporary room ' stitches, monograms, sews on you’re looking for office space. carpatlng, laundry faolUtlaa, fully oc garage with imloe mace, 2 Reserve.” Privacy with elbow fx R 2 3 ^ |.9^1 divider, 70” long, 56” tall, 17” ^ttons, fancy designs. COMPLETELY Furnished Model apartment open for in MANCHESTER — AvaUable cupied. 836,9m . MEnuniUZNCY 5. SPOTLESS RANCH, room. An outstanding boine, saving money due to the economy of retirement country club Uvtog. They use the extra room, kitchen privileges, spection 1 4 pjiL, Sunday. Other; From 200 square feet to 10,000 greemxmses with beat, laige 3 savings for trips, investment, sending grandchildren to college, etc. wide, with glass enclosure and M gtoally 8399.50, now (toto immediately, nuidern carpeted Realtors 6431180 story wardiouse suitable for terrific yard. Fpll base excellent condition, 25” serving cabinet. 866. 647- private entrance and parking. times by appointment ! one-bedroom apartnoent In 3 square feet, Ixith new and u ^ . 289-8e28 GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AU 899.U. Eaay terms. 52244K, 6431577. brick. Ten roonos, four large storage of boats, traUen, or ment. Ffreplace. Garage. tonumerable features. A pru 1812. dealer. 6494358, 6434266. B u ilt by family house. Appliances, heat MANCHESTER — 4 famUy, CLURHOUSE ^ SAUNA — POOL BABYSITTER wanted for PEI8ER REALTY bedroMDS, beautiful entrance heavy equipment. Over one Aluminum storms and dent purchase at 837,9M. Mr. U&R HOUSING CORP. : and hot water. Security exceUent condition, 4 bedrooma acre of land. Morrto Realty Co., Lewis, 64353M. The recreation clubs are independently organised. Ctard parties, anniversaries, bingo, afternoons. Vicinity Nathan HAND crocheted vesta, 100% ESTATES and household lots to MANCHEISTER—Large, clean required. 8145. Eastern Real MANCHESTER — 100,000 ML8-REALT0R foyer. Two fireplaces, 2Vk screens. Charming house buy. Bob Flucklger, 6494247. Rontais by: square feet, will divide. in 2 apartments, centraUy 2332304, 5231376. suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., are the order of Uie day. Hale School. Call 6494949. wool, choice of colors, aim furnished room, maid service. Estate, 6438260. baths, two-car garage. Sun located. Hutchins Agency in good area. Priced in • •B&Woe . afghans. Call 649-3751. 649-2813. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Suitable for manufacturing and porch. In mint condiUon. 20’s. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no one wiU bother you. If you want to visit, CLE3AN USEjD— refrigerators, warehouse. 1-7435634. Houooo For Solo 72 Realtors. 6494M. The BARROWS A WALUCE Co. you n ^ never be alone. This is Uvtog at its very best. Evenings and weekoxis. ranges, automatic washers 643-2692 643-9551 FIVE-ROOM apartment, first- IMMEDIATE Realtor* - MLS GENTLEMAN, non-smoker, floor, available now. TEN ROOBfS Contemporary Your Realtor Is an expert Mendieiter Perhode — M»6i9« with guarantees. See them at B. DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, MANCHESTER - Large ANTIQUE Ooloiihd, Ores OCCUPANCY MEGNAMCS SLOT Car road race set, 19’ of D. P m l ’s ^ lia n c e s , 649 Mato share private home. Privileges. SMALL Three-room apart References and security pay Ranch with 3room studio, completely restored. Fight who sees, studies and sells LOW PRICES — EASY FINANCING tracks cars and controls. Good Phone 643-1960, or 528-1063. beautiful, spacious, exceUent Colonial in the Bowers School Cosy 6-room Cape. Im COLUMBIA — Spacious four- Eitierlenced In dlead cofine rapain. . St.. CaU 648-n71.______ment, on bus line. Heat, ment, no pets, no chUdren. location, first floor, all over IW acres of land with a rooms, 2 fireplaces, c o u n ^ many homes and other The cost is extremely low. Easy financing — No extras to buy — No gimmicks — No condition. Phone evenings, 649- appliances included. 8110 After 5, 6437708. area, great for a large famUy. view, redwood construcUon. kitchen with aU built-ins. MU maculate featuring large eat- bedroom two-story Colonial. points — No closing costs. 5678 ROOM for gentleman, quiet, faculties, parking, reasonable Four bedrooms with a large in kitchen, 2 full baths, properties all year around. Two fuU baUu, formal dining w w m k W B m PORTABLE General Electric monthly. Older man or woman rent. 353 Center St., 6431680, Large Tbermopane windows. 40s. Frechette & Matin stereophonic ’’transistor 800” convenient lo catio n . 224 p re fe n a . Paul W. Dougan, FOUR-ROOM apartment, backyard, walk to aU schoou. fireplace, paneled dining Call us and let us go to room, carpeted Uvtog room, rec C(U Branch nr Bnilimi Minager 6433549. F. J. SpUecki, Realtor, 6432121. Realtors, 647-RM. Elventoga, (or appointment. THIS SPOT, that traffic record pUyer. Like new. 830. Charter Oak Street, 6434368. Realtor, 6434535. modern kitchen, appliances, WE NEED LISTINGS NOWl BUI Coe, 6404737. room, carpeting, rec room, 3 work for you. room, garage. Nice For charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value to low caet Hnnoing contact for I U3SS7S paths too, ranoved with blue 74^7478I after' f5 p.m. garage, heated, 8166 monthly, Thinking of Selling your car garage. Beeutiful treCd neiriiborbood. Dead-end street. appointment. . . Mrs. Smith, RoUtog HUls, 4231391. Mr. Olson, Mato Office, 2474209. Lustre carpet shampoo. The E. COMFORTABLE room with coupTe preferred. CaU 6432551. ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping MANCHESTER - New Usting Lake privileges. Ideal for LARGE 2-bedroom duplex, to Center, 4,000 square foot Six-room older Colonial with property? CaU TODAY! THREE-Bedroom Ranch with lot. Convenient location. BROOMAjf JMITN TRUCKS A. Johnson Paint Compimy, 733 YELLOW'Maytag washer and kitchen privileges, carpeted, new 2-family, central, Sewera. 8U,0M. KEITH REAL ESTATE children. Low 30’s. Petrus Mato Street, Manchester, 649- shopping, bus line, parking modern building, former aluminum siding. Three Realty, 2233777. Rocky mil. Conn. dryer, used two years. Call 648- ctmvenient locaUon with nice FORD ST.—3 rooms to Duplex McKinney Lumber yard. IS AT YOUR SERVICE Eilt», off Ml 4501. 1064 after 5:30 p.m. privacy. 643-0002. yard, sunken living room house, basement, yard, aoults bedrooms, kitchen, uvtog roonn MaUiOfriee BeautifuUy remodeled home and dining room, range, PB 8ER REALTY 24 HOURS A DAY VERNON — Near Parkway, 3 An oqoal oppcrtanlly employer leading to patio, jrius all — older couple, 8100. Security, improvement show rooms. age. Owner, 6431628. B a s ite 10 TYPEWRITER, console ODDS and Ends Sale, household COMBINATION bedroom- w U ances and carpeting, with 529-0518. refrigerator and dishwasher in 289-4)626 MLS-Realtor 7 DAYS A WEEK room bome, modern kitcbm, 2 Silvertone, radio phono com items, large assortment of go^ living room, retired person Suitable for many businesses. cluded. Cite utiUties. 824^900. So do stop in at our office baths, new furnace, aluminum SoatUagtan b o m a t garage. A f t ^ p.m., Rent entire or pah. 1-2234460, AGENCY 11.8 — Acre — Solid 3room 6 3 8 -0 3 1 7 bination; doll carriage, costume Jewelry, ladles ^referred, meals for errands. MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom Cantor & Goldfarb, R o to rs, Colonial, birch cabinets, JUST listed clean L_ or call siding, small barn, 824,9M. BMuatton Wontod 38 clarinet, live Christmas trees. clothes, size 10-12, two hand Centrally located. Call 6494459. duplex, IM baths, all or 521-7373. Shown by 6438442,8754244. Hayes Agency, 6464131. a appointment only. REULTORS ceramic tile bath, barn, clean nelf^ibortiood, 2 full baths,'fnll 649-1116. made afghans, low prices for MANCHESTER Four room appliances, carpeting, ample river, swimming, fishing, drainer, treed lot, 6 rooms, ]du6 Hartfard CHRISTMAS Shopping without quick sale. 6434607. ROOM with kitchen privileges, apartment, centraUy located, parictog, good location. 8 ^ a 845,OM. Hutchins A g e ^ , M3 rec room. ExceUent famUy SOUTH WINDSOR - Lovely First to Retirement Home VUtages the children! Babysitttog to my TAG SALE — Clothing and centrally located. 14 Arch St. heat included. Gas range month, securito deposit and 64M 200 5324. T T " home. Upper 20s. Keith R w Keitk three bedroom Ranch on large 3 4 7 -5 3 0 0 home^, da^Qvraings, hourly, or miscellaneous Items, Muoleol iHotnunonto 86 suppUed. Available toomediam- references, two children Estate, 6 4 9 ^ , 6431922. landscaped lot, formal dtoing December 9-10,10-6, Box Moun PLEASANT room, downtown, room, large eat-in kitchen, air- ly. Adults onto, no pets, 8175 accepted, no pets. CaU 8737094. AM«rtf la frarioM faula Real Sstate tain Road, Bolhm, Conn., 649 THOMAS Electronic organ, two just off Mato, business man, monthly. 643^66. Retail Stores MANCHESTER - Three conditioning, oversized w a g e , NURSE’S AIDE desires private 1460. keyboard, with base petals. Something Not to . bedroom Ranch, living room 172 EAST CENTER ST. extras. Asking 834,9M. Owner, doty care or com.npanion to Good condition. Call 6439452. NEW five-room apartment to East Center Street with fireplace, dining room, 644-2766. elderly woman, emerlenced. HO Tratos-Athearn freight and two-famUy house. Adults only. CORONADO Phone 6494927. ACBOSS SPrevoriaUioaa kitchen, heated porch, garage. Own transportation. 644-2376. passenger cars. Will sell BUNDY Trunmet, used very LIGHT Housekeeping room, ' 1 SomothinS not IHount Treed lot. Extras, fine noiDie for MANCHESTER - 7-room WILLIMANTIC - 8-room todividual car half price. Call UtUe. Call 643-8815 after 2:80. furnished, stove, refflgerator CLUB APTS. Available Jan. 1,1973 tocatch SlIanofYaia couple. 828,SM. Warren Colonial, fireplaced living Colonial, 4 bedrooms, den, 647-9376. and linens provided. ( M after CLEJAN four-room apartment, SSomothingnot 6M«mborof viand. Realtor, 643UM. room, m baths, hardwood Uvtog room, dining room, city EPIPHONE semi-hollow, 12 noon, 6 4 9 ^ . toMOorhear thaalactorato floors, wall-to-wall carpeting, facilities, five mtoutoi walk to LUXURIOUS flrat floor, oU burner, adults TAG SALE — Furniture, electric guitar. Standel Super SCbaagoa TRuMianname 146 Adams Street, older 3room, stove, refrigerator and shopping, state college and dishes, miscellaneous itera, Artist amplifier. Ampeg, 2-Bodroom S ig lS W *" Jarvi8 Enterpri8e8 U Untidy ooa SPanitantial 2-atory house, ideal for dishwasher. 8u,8M. Baikin schools, 827,5M. Baidito Real Aportmonto For Rant 63 13 Notch MMon Estate, 6474119. Service Manager-Shop December 9,9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gemini H amplifier. Call 8 ^ Furnished Apts. ManehMtor • 6434112 I MTonnof SSpanilh iraneone with huge family and Real Ebdate, 6474119. ,Foreman or Auto Mechanic. 39 North Elm Sheet. 4289 evenings. • Just for single people FIRST floor, four-room pnyor seaport willingneas to work. Some EXCEPTIONAL five rooms, apartment. l»ove, refrigerator, . UOw^artt 10 Begin 26 Arabrohe 40Amariean remodeling started. 818,5M. MANCHESTER - 7-room ANDOVER — 3-room year 27 years’ experience, first floor, two bedrooms, • Wall-to-wall carpeting C onten^rary surrounded by ’round home, large treed lot, specializing in General BEAUTIFUL Barbie doll SPINET Console piano may be 16 Boa 11 Kitchen 27 Cooking loldior. R.H. Barry Realtor, 6430682, dresses, 50 cents. Cmplete purchased by small mootl^ modern bath, range, • All appliances . (aeinb.iann) vaaael Rthan—— 6434384. trees. Forest Hills area. Buy beautiful view, 81»>9M. Baskin Motors and Oldsmobile to refrigerator. Securito required. IB&attedI______i(her.) 12 American 26Paront 4irumituro now, choose your own colors, Real Estate, 647-9119. wedding outfit, 81.5042. Ideal payments. See It locally. Write • Dishwasher 19 Ovtr (port.) humoriat tune-up,. carburetor, front for Chnstmas. 6434458. Cortland Ntoalc Company I, P. No pets. CaU 8724676. • 2fullbaths MANCHESTER - Large 850,OM. Baskin Real Estate, The Answer To Your Gift Problem! end, b i^ e s, exhaust work, FIVE-ROOM apartment, to ZOInvastigator ITStatadviluo 42Poaee»ed 6474119. PORTLAND — 12-room 0. Box 35, Cortland, Mto 44410. • Air-conditioner quiet neighborhood, near ,22 SmaU ofmonay JO__ ^, _ S L h ^m 4381101 custmn built Ranch on two new car prep. Will work hour- GOOD used vacuunu 810 and aaaUnl 20 Bank employe tOPwm UAZm acre! wooded lot. Finished Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 3 ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom • Fireplace Manchester Community Loto-Lond For Solo 76 fireplaces, built to the ITM’s, .ly or flat rate. Age 48,17 years up. Call 8729168. SMALL electric Hagstrom apartment, first floor. 23 Public UKite MRDwiQ€tel 46Somsthingnot baiement and rec room with at present position. Write Box chord organ, ^ ra ia e tf at 879, • Balcony » 8 . NEW STORES (coU.) 22Fondla STTurUdhtitk to sat firqilace. Two bedrooms, living completely restored, excellent A Subscrij^ion To The Available immediately. AHqUn 36Timoffoot 23Bridltpart SSUoaquito 48Poasasrtvo condiUon, 847,9M. Baskin Real N. Mancharter Herald. TAG SALE — Saturday amf wiU seU for less. 6334819. >yo, plus security • Gym rooms in iw ii^ 24 Ftanch article genua roomi with fireplace, «iini^ — >WDOVEJR—Near lake, 81AM, Sunday. Barn full of antique • Sauna baths 28 City in room1, ,kitT**n------Coveatry, half-acre, treed, Estate, 647-9119. Manchester Evening Herald LICENSED mother who o^oys Realtor. 25ItaliuitUla 39 Iridt novelist SO furniture, household Items, OtHco-Storo Bquipatont 84 • Rec room Fumlohod Apmtmonto 64 Wkwoniin r r r r r r age and two patios. Size,.,___ children, will babytdt in her china, glan. Route 207, RFD1, Under Construction SlSomatUngnot r n and location make this a rare STORRS — Totally stunning 3 A Gift For The Whole Family For The home. 646-4447. Lebanon. Rato or shine, follow FRIDEN progromatic TWO-ROOM furnished apart- to hit “ M BT find. CaU W arra E. Howland, 9M. Hayes Agency, 6430111. room Split Ranch. Three More-More-Moi^ asSoUnalar 1 bedrooma, living room with Whole Year arrows. 1-6497465. flexowriter, electric MANCHESTER - Deluxe 3 m at, beat, hot water, stm , SifadwSlinof Realtor, 64311M. Dogo-BIrdo-Foto 41 typewriter, makes and reads bedrlxnn townbouse, includes A0 utWdoo Inohidod In root Brood S t, Monchootor i r 14 , COVENTRY - 28 acres, 2 AM’ large bay window, dining room, An Ideal Gift Forr Mother and Dad IfittdflllftO frontage on two roads, barn, 14k batu, lower level family 4x8’ POOL TABLE, 8175. Phone beat, appUances, carpets. FuU 33 Ran away i r 1 MANCHESTER - 7-year old Grandparents - College Students - SHKLTIE puppies (miniature after 6 p.m., 643-9410. private basement. ^30 per 647-11B8 ilBBblleal Ranch on 4k acres to Kenney wdl and brook, fllAM. Baskin room and den. One-car garage. Your Favorite Serviceman poUlM( A l^registered, ideal and manual typ^ter. 643 month. Paul W. Dougan THREE-ROOM furnished mountain i r Street area. 3 bedrooma, Uvtog Real Eatete, 647-9119. UConn area. 838.5M. Marge for Christmas. 66-0005. COME to Garage Sale — See 1442. Realtor, 6434536. or 6431021. apartment, aU utUiUes, second Commercial • Indiistrial - SZnOiyquaan room, dining room, kit^on, Greene Realty, MLs , Realtor, FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur 4tCBafidaBt HEBRON about 7 acres, Vk 1-4236316. our beautiful home made floor, mature person or couple MPDctation and famUy room wifli ratood AKC German Shepherd candles, all types. 19 Fox Hill Andquoo gg nished, second floor, older or tflhoUilMi beartfa firqdace. A finer boiM cleared, 400’ front, large SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE poppira, black, tan and silver, Drive, Rockville, Saturday- MANCHESTER - Newer 3 married couple preferred, no Residential 4SCahba( IT <^ln pristine condition. Call building, potential for bone WILUNGTON - 3room Tri excellent temperament. 569- bedroom Townhouse inriiuifi, ChUdren or pets, parictog, hot barn, garage, workibop, drilled level on 2.6 acres. Three $39.00 YEAR-SI 9.50 6 MONTHS-S9.75 3 MONTHS Sunday, 1-4. HOW ABOUT an antique for Waiien E. Howland, Realtor, 3 MONTHS MINIMUM SUBSCRIPTION 2190, 774-4666. heat, appUances, 1% baths, fuU water, centrally located. TWO-ROOM furnished apart IT 843UM. weU. liu 20e, terms. Robert bedrooms, deck, formal dtoing Christmas? A good selection of basement 8240 per month. F^ul efOaul Agency, 2284274. room, family room with ★ A Q irr CARD WILL BE ENCLOSED W fine furniture, mirrors, lanm, Security deposit. 6 4 3 ^ , 44 ment, second floor, older Locations AvaiiaMe IT AKC registered miniature male W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434639. p.m. e m g ^ perabn i ^ o i e d . No Mllan^nama ####•«#«•#•••#••#•#•#•###### fireplace, 2-car garage. 839,9M. poofBes, 9 w edu old, all shots, glass and china, fine ^ SlOUitanta ■■ IT Out nf Tomt-For Solo J8 Marge Greene Realty MLS, Columbia Graphophone and chlklren or pets. CaU 8414896 Will build to suH 52W(K*ipa p<|)er trained. 6764284. FIVE-ROOM Duplex, 8220 after 4 p.m. SSPnoMwIsty IT R e ^ , 1-4234316. stromberg-CarlMn radio in MANCHEiSTER —- Attractive ™®j>lhly, heat, stove, ANDOVER LAKE-ExceUent I h iM I exceUent running condition four-room first-floor apart- K pr view, 3room aluminum shied MINIATURE Schnausers AKC, noent. Stove, refrigerator, cen refrigerator, garage, waU-to- WHBPW... .. no shedd’~~zheddinjr, perfect for ■vaUable. now. ^ t l q u e s et waU c a r p ^ to living room, nowN C i ^ FuU baaement, tranquU 16 BRAIN ARC PLACE PHONE 647-9946, fSirlMhwM I Ceterai^l.8 p.m. 116 Spruce traUy located. IMerences, no Ja^lB EntwprlBBB •AMI ■entog. iBunedlate occupancy. I gtfb. Call 6498030. pets. 8140. 2238640. security deposlL Immediate IBwanboat -J CALL OR STOP IN: MON. - FRI. 8:30 - 5:00 SAT. tiU NOON occupancy. M 9 ^ after 5. StfM lM Si llMncbsstsf aA41ia Only MIAOO. Hayes Agency, Om IMMs (NnrwAra unw eiu AWN.) 8436U1. 89tFl9tl9M4b IfV • , Y’. • ‘ A PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Dec. 8,1872 The Weather ABOUT service project. All area Pi Congregational Church, will be participation in the 11 a.m. United Methodist Chnrdi will Phis are invited to attend. OB radio station worship service at Center meet at the church. Days Rain likely tonight and TOWN WPOP 8 Sunday morning Congregational Church. TH illattrIjFfitFr lEuTuinn iUrraUi Sunday with some fog. Low The Executive Board of the program “ Sunday ’Through the tonight in the 30s - high Sunday Manchester Newcomers Club Valley” this w eerThe M e e tin g s at Center Christmas! in the 30s. The Manchester Area Alumni wUl meet Monday at 8 p.m. at program is broadcast from 7 to Second Congregational Congregational Church on Mon Club of P i Beta Phi will boM its the home of Mrs. Frank 7:30 a.m. The Rev. Mr. Church will hold a chapel day include the Mothers Club, 8 MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, ,1972 VOL. XCII, No. 59 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Chcrm Christmas meeting on Monday Livingston, 217 Ralph Rd., Simpson will also appear on prayer meeting Monday at 9:30 p.m. in the Robbins Room; the at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Manchester. Channel 3 at 9 - 9:80 a.m. a.m. " Loyal ( ^ l e , 6:30 p.m. in the Austin Morris, 11 Madison Rd., Sunday on an interview Federation Room; and the Enfield. The program will The Rev. Clifford Slifpson, program entitled “ Santa Claus On Monday at 7 p.m. the Gospel Dance Choir, 6:45 p.m. dODGimTIOKS combine Christmas fun with a pastor emeritus of Center and Christmas’ ’, followed by Committee on Worship of North in the sanctuary. After the old original store reservoirs. Just before dark in None of the younger generation Icy Roads /|t Battle For Party Chairmanship building was moved back from the evening the lanterns were were interested in carrying on the comer u ■%. pros from Dec. 11-11-13 on a torrid scoring streak, knocked over defenseman Motors, 345 Main. Monday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. ALL Types Repairs, carpentry LABORATORY TEACHING ASSISTANT Opening (or pnrMlme tenrhtng ewlitniil to iiaiit In clmrooni InetrucUon (or weekends. $S per hour. Pnom as th ^ will compete in the 10- Barclay Plager to steal the puck and tally an FORD Gas tractor, with Sth Call Delmont Day Care Center, and remodeling — kitchens, OIL 6464010.______' A 32 C 3 0 A n a s wheel, model C850, 1967, 10- bathrooms, garages, additions, Medical Laboratory Taciiniclia Training Program, liinimum qualUlcattoai trial heat for the Nastar goal at 17:01 and Don Marcotte cashed a pass from Gregg 1972 DATSUN 1200 fastback. 649-5531. a n a Bacbelor'i Dogroo and A8CP momtiarMp. 5th Qt. 9 lAQal. l U 5th Must sell, $1,700 or best offer. speed, good condiUon, easily ceilings. Call 643-7367 after 6. DRIVER wanted, add to handicap this year. Pros will Sheppard at 10:48. 4*» 0.5" com e from the Midwest, South Call 643-6804. converted to wrecker or UNITED Tree Service — jobs STATION For i ddlltwiel Intormalloa on Um above aad to arrangi (or an iotorvlow, retirement income, part-time. and East. Esposito scored his 16th goal, and only his second in otherwise. 643-14M. large or small, tree removal, Manchatter pleiM contact Um Perionaol DoparUneat. Must have own car. B-Z Day Booang-Bldlttg-Chlmttof 16 Maid Servcle, 872-8844.______1 have had five days of skiing seven games, on a power play hehied by Walton in the 1964 FORD FALCON Futura, etc. Insured. 646-4622. convertible, standard, looks 1967 CHEVY ton pick up. Stay one step ahead of up to now. Having seen numy second period. Then Walton scored his 14th goal of the JohnniB Walker Red good but n e ^ some work. Call Good running condition. d e n t a l receptloniat part- Walkera Deluxe Decanter Pslatlng-Psporing 12 GUTTERS and roofs repaired the compditloii. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL time, 1 to 5 p.m., four days a skiers, good ones and season and 12th in the last 12 games in the finale. 643-1802, mornings. Aricbg. $700. Phone 643-5520. and replaced. Excellent week. South Windaor area. Indifferent skiers, sometimes it “ Walton has been Just fantastic out there,” Boston INSIDE — outside, painting. MODERN 3-BAY HOSPITAL makes one shudder, so ski 1972 FORD F-lOO pick-up, V 4, workmanship. Reasonable 71 Hayaoi Strati Manchotter, Conn. Experienced preferred. Phone Coach Tom Johnson said. “ He really fits in with Freddie 1968 CAMARO, excellent Special rates for people over 65. rices. Free estimates. 646- 644-2136. under control. Control means BOURBON running condition. $800. Phone 3-speed standard, style aide, 8 Md-lXa - Exteoiioo 411 Stanfield and. Johnny Bucyk. All three make real good SCOTCH Call my competitors, then call ?396. STATION skiing in such a manner that the plays. They’re flying.” 649-2484 before 4 p.m. body, step bumper, rear me. Estimates given. 649-7863. skier can avoid other skiers or 86.8 Proof window protecUve grill. Under HAIRDRESSERS w a n ted - We 8 Years Old — 86 Proof 5,000 miles. ^,800. Phone 646- BIDWELL Home Improvement PI68S6 call days 563-0131, objects on the slope. 1968 GTX, 383, 4-speed, four J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Co. Expert installation of need two hairdressers for our BABYSITTER wanted while EUsewbeire in the NHL Thursday night, Buffalo whacked 4139. t When skiing downhill and new tires, low mileage, good decorating, interior and aluminum siding, gutters and Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foliy. busy, modern shop in RockviUe- Mother works. Beginning BUST CLASS overtaking another skier, the Detroit 6-1, Philadelphia dumped Minnesota 6-2 and condiUon. After 5, 646-5879. exterior, paperbanging, fully trims. R(x>fing UMtallation and Evtflinfs and Sunday caH Vernon. Good working January. Light housekeeping. insured. For free estimates, overtaking skier is responsible Atlanta ripped Vancouver 5-2. 5th Q t repairs. 649405, 8754109. conditions, finest cUentele and CaU 640-1382 after 0 p.m. 5th CHEVROLET, 1968, Bel Air, 4- Uotorcyotos-Blofclos 11 call 649-9658. If no answer 643- coiloct 413-786-3041. SKETMETM. for avohUng the skier below Buffalo remained the only NHL team still unbeaten at good pay are some pluses we door wagon, V-8, automatic, 6862.______ROOFING - Specialixing offer. AU that and some fine co FEMALE sales positions open him. So far this year three of home. The Sabres blitzed Detroit with Rene Robert and power s p r in g , .clean, snow EXPERT repairing all makes — Mature women wanted for RICHARD E. Martin. Full repairing roofs of all kinds, new CHAPLIN - Perfect qiot for workers. CaU us now and ask nay friends have 1 ^ their skis. Gerry Meehan contributing two goals apiece. tires, $ m . Owner 1-66M507. of bicycles including 3,5 and 10- intereating aales work. 646-2637 professional painting service. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, small business, former (or Mr. MerriU, at 875-2752. MEGHAMCS Put your skis in a ski locker speeds. Manchester Bicycle between 9-11 a.m. The suprising Sabres have won 11 and tied three a t home Interior - exterior. Free es cleanecf and repaired. 30 years camping store, amesite [ or the beat Christmas gift one 1971 DODGE Charger, air- Snop. this season. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. experience. Free estimates. area, on Vs acre. Fairly • JIQ BOM & WELDERS can give you is a ski lock. When Philade^ihia’s Gary Domhoefer scored a goal in his Canadian Club conditioned, power brakes, Call Howley, 643-5361. at $6,000. Baskin Real Estate, CLERK experienced for book you*go into the base lock them. Cutty Saik power steering. Dent in front 6474119. e CINTIMATiC store. Apply 70S Main St. seventh straight game as the Flyers routed Minnesota. C. AND G. Home Improve Minimum one year ex Don’t split them, or separate fender. $2,395. 6464029. Ssrvleos Otiorod 12 • BRIOQKI>ORT M ancbeat«. Bill Flett had two goals and BiM y Clarke contributed a ment. Interior, exterior o p perience, must read them from one rack to another, ting and wallpapering. Free Hoating-Plumbing 17 5E is available in • BORINQ MILL Blended Canadian 1962 PONTIAC Catalina $25. SNOW Plowing — Commercial HIGHLY Motivated individual blueprints. Excellent and don’t leave them together. goal and three assists for the w in i^ . The only e^ m a tes. 2 2 8 - ^ , 228-3531. ht. Be your own boas, • BNQINE LATHB Rey Comeau clicked for a pair of fast first-period goals Good for parts. Call 646-^29 and residential. Reasonable SAM Watson Plumbing and high earning i^tential, low wanted for fuU-time real estate fringe benefits and pay. Get a ski lock. after 6 p.m. rates. Also available as backup • OPIRATORB sales in one of Manchester’s 5th DONALD E. Tarca Heating. Bathroom remodeling overhead. For more informa See you on the mountain. that ignited Atlanta’s victory over Vancouver. gift of rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. oldest, established firms. WHISKEY paperhanging and painting. and repairs. Free estimates. tion write Teleboard, P.G. Box PURDY CORP. 1968 OLDSMOBILE, Toronado, Complete training offered by Free e s ti^ te s . Call 6 4 3 ^ 1 . CaU 649-3808. D, Lewiston, Maine, 04240. AU 688HIHtordM. its kind. all power, air-conditioned. SHARPENING Service - inquiries kept confidential. profeulonal educator. This is a PRESSURE BUST $1,650. Call 649-0741. Saws, knives,, axes, shears, 848-4000 once in a life time opportunity GEORGE N. Converse — BGTTT Heating and Plumbing' 86.8 Proof skates, rotary blades. Quick for a career in real estate. Call fnmMMRIFACTURMfi w i WWW ■ wnHVSi Interior and exterior painting — Prompt, courteous service. 1970 PONTIAC Catalina 400, service. Capitol Equipment FIOFESSIOMLS FULL-TIME salea clerk, for an appointment to discuss and paperhanging. Fully CaU 643-1496. COl MC. four-door hardtop. Power Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Teachers — Insurance Reps., hardware store, experience this opportunity today. Ask for insured. Call 64^2804 after 5 'referred. 5W day week. Apply 41 C ha^ street M I O R I i 15 brakes and steering. Air- Hours daily 7:304, ’lliursday NG JGB too smaU. Immediate Real Estate, Direct Sales, Mr. werbner, Jarvis Realty W Qal. p.m.______person, W.H. England’s Manchester 5th conditioning. Excellent condi 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- service on service calls. Free etc., etc. Co., realtor!, 643-1121. Hardware Store, Route 44-A, Uon. 8754009. 7958. B.A.C. Fainting Co. Painting estimates gladly given on Call Mrs. Brunetti, Bolton, Conn. by experts, exteriors, interiors, heating or Numbing. Faucets CLEANING Woman wanted 643-2487 between TWO Handymen want a variety ■OHiaSIEEID 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyUnder spray, brush and roll. repaired or Installed. Water one day per week. CaU before 11 10 a.m . and 5 p.m . of Jobs, by daj; or hour. Yards, MIAtlll MUh standard transniission, $375. Reasonable prices, free es pumps worked on. Complete a.m. 6494043. 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN;* Phone A43-513S B AND B or 6444530. attics,, cellars cleaned. Lawns timates, Also wallpapering. neating systems, rec rooms, NationaUy known company Seagram Crown Royal TWENTY hours weekly is aU it BENEDICTINE and toutlener’s service. Call 643-0001.______etc. CaU M & M Plumbing It expanding operations MERMKERS 1969 RED Fiat, 850, teyder, Heating, 649-2871. throughout Connecticut, needs SECURITY Officers wanted, takes to earn a good income as WALLPAPERING and ExceUent condnion, 6 new several experienced men to first and third shift Manchester a distributor for a multi painting, interior and exterior, MACHNSTS Blended Canadian tires. New clutch, brakes and LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also MARTY’S Plumbing and area. CaU 522-7193, between 10 product firm. For information In Just 20 minuiss wo’H find out expertly done. Free estimates. recruit district and area Overtime and insurance LIQUEUR muffler. 37,000 miles. $950.74^ moving large appliances. Heating. Complete bauroom a.m.-2 p.m. caU 647-1909 after 6. Tim Conaty, 633-7510 after 6 distributors. Profit sharing If you’ra wasthig healing oil 86 Proof 7478 after 5 p.m. Burning barrels ddivered. $4. remodeling and repairs. Free benefits. Apply: 644-iM. p.m. program plus unlimited in TRAIN now, start work in WHISKEY estimates. No Job too smaU. come. Can be worked on a fuU dollars. 1968 PONTIAC, LaMans, CaU 74^7438. LA POINT WAITRESSES and female January, high commission 80 Proof bucket seats, fully automaUc, CARPENTER available, days, BuUdlng-Controctlng 14 or part-time basis. kitchen help wanted for new showing line of beautiful borne $850. 6494063. evenings, weekends. Aiuitions, Flooring 19 Soisational for husband-wife INDUSTRIES restaurant opening soon at decoration accessories. No And how many. Sometimes we’ve been able to show alterattona, repairs. No job too ROOM ADDITIONS - team. For a $$$| future and Roekviito 078<33S1 Gateway shopping plaza, Route deUveries. Phone 649-6976 after dormers, garages, add a level, Aa «| M l ofiportaBUy «Dploy«r 83, Vernon. Apply person. 12 homeowners how to cut their fuel bills by as much as 38%. 1966 BUICK, 4-door hardtop, V- small. Frre estimates. Call FLOOR SANDING and more informatioo caU collect in 6 and aU day weekends. roofing, siding, foundations. noon to 5 p.m. What we do is called a Mobil Fuel Saver Analysis Test. We 8, automaUc, M wer steering Stephen Martin, 646-7296 after 4, refinishing, (speciaUzing In 238-2100 or 237-4911. Low, low prices. Bank finan AUTOMOTIVE parts counter make four tests on you oil heating cystem-all without and brakes, radio and heater. p.m. older floors). Also specialising cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- FUEL oU driver — must be man. You can earn good money Good coadiUoa, $325. 6434751. in inside taking anything apart-^and give you a report card. It may TWO YOUNG married men M tt. experienced. Stea^work, good DISHWASHER wanted, nights, working at our new modern ^ l y Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 get s tr a it “ A’s” , of course. But if your equipment is old, HARVEST HILL PACKAGE STORES THROUGHOUT CONNRCTICUT PONTIAC Catalina convertible, will do small repair jobs and^ Private instrueUetss 32 hourly rate. 643-2 dealership. If you possess NEWTON H. Smith k SonT^ East Center St., Manchester. thorough work habits and if you inefficient, or requires,toomany repairs, we’ll show you the MANCHESTER WEST HARTPORD WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD 1968, good condition. painting, also cellar cleaning most economical way to do something about tt. Antomatic, power steering, mid light trucking. Call 64$^ Remodeling, repairing, ilovIng-TrueUng-Btorngo 20 CLERK - Aptitude (or figures, have a proven abUily to pay SSa W. Middle Tpke SM North Mala Btnrt MU Mew Britain Avemie SU Slgwnmey Mnrt power brakes. Bfust sell. First 2662, additions, rec rooms, porches miMML SOMCES calculating invoices. Gaer RECEPTIONIST- Gal Friday, close attention to detaila, and P a r k a d e B ia h o p ’a O w a e r follow problems throu^ to OotMna Comer |tt,000. Pliooe 6494816. and roofiiog. No Job too smaU. BIANCHESTER - DeUvery - Brothers, 140 Rye Street, South 3110. Modern office, paid CaU 6 4 8 ^ . Windsor. their conclusion, you wUl aticy CEILING and ceramic tile light trucking and package Experienced teachers, fuUy insurance, CaU 289-8261. |! ' this Job. Experience beipnil, 1968 TRIUMPH TR 6, E x c e ll^ specialist, one ceiliiu or aU, delivery. Refrigeratora, certified available to tutor in Your Comfort b BRISTOL WATERBURY NEW LONDON DORMERS, garages, pm d ta, PART-TIME, station wagon but we are willing to train. coodiUon. Going in service, rgudred^remodeled. No job too waibers and stove moving NorthHaln Mraet Thonaetea Avenna SM Baoto «1 moat subject areas. Short or CLEANING woman one day a Your benefits include free $lt860. Call nights, 6434836. sinall. 647-4232. rec rooms, room additions, qiecialty. Folding chairs for driven w ant^ to drive in the OurlmiDOis-^YlbysAlllfook, Ufadwns, add-a-levels, roofing, long term arrangements. town of Manchester. week, from 9-2. CaU after 6,649- health and life insurance, naid rent. i pbo24lburtEooryfbif! nw Hngo* CHEVROLET Vega 19731972 TREE ituJb Serviceservice isowueri(Soacier) — skUng, general repairs. QuaUfy Aimroxlmate houn 7:154:45 6014. vacatioo and holidays, unlfonn wagoa. Sspeod. pod, radio. TreesTreescut,r cut, buiMUiig “ lots cteared, workmanship. Financing Mrs. Bmith a.m., 2:304:45 p.m. We wiU allowance, 5W day work week. < M & ,i wheds and ora, $2,100. trees toppad. Got a tree available. Eanomy Buildos, 6 4 9 -» 9 t train, must be able to drive EXPERIENCED window Apply in person to Lynch gn-ion. problem? Well worth phooc Inc., 642-8159, 872-0647, standard dilft. CaU 543-2373 cleaner, must ba reliable. CaU Toyota, 345 Center Street, can. 7484252. evenings. MMI between 9 a.m.-aoon. 6494334. Manchester.