• V The Weather Senior Citizen Rain ending tonight, the low Is PAGE TWENTY-FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., I-YI.. Oct. 6,1972 the mid 40i. Partly sunny, wlady News Round-Up Ha«rl|patpr lEuptiittg Hrralb and cool Sunday, high bi the N i. Coventry PTO Seeks Cast Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Fund Drive To Be Launched Next Week See Page 2 ambulance service for a year will The wedc of Oct. 8 has been dtes the TVAA’s seven years of calls the previous year. Popula­ mail. Including a completed for financial support from be provided to households con­ MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES declared "Tolland Volunteer Am­ service to the town. tion has increased from 6,000 in booklet containing ambulance in­ residents will be Included in the MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1972 VOL. XCII, No. 6 PRICE FIFTEEN CErflf For Comedy Production tributing 15. Further information bulance Week ” by First Select­ During that time the 50 1965 to about 8,500 at present. formation and history of the mailing. may be obtained from Richard Coventry Grammar School man Erwin Stoetzner as a members of the TVAA have In addition to answering association; first aid information Although contributions of any Open casting for “ Charley’s Landers or Mary Ann Oole. Parent-Teacher Organization. prelude to a fund-raising cam­ served the town with over 18,000 emergency calls, the TVAA has and a telephone sticker with the amount will be appreciated, free Aunt” , the late 19th century com­ Casting calls for six male and paign to be conducted by the scheduled duty hours in 1971 participated in demonstrations, phone numbers of the am­ edy by Randon Thomas, will take four female roles. All those in­ ambulance corps. alone, and have had 3,000 hours assisted in safety programs and bulance, fire department, poison place on Oct. 12 and IS from 7 to terested are invited to attend one The fund drive is being con­ of classroom and physical are now holding several Red center, drug information, town Kathy says: "Lika Columbus, Discover a New World Of 9 p.m. at Coventry Grammar of the try-out sessions. ducted to ease the strain on the training to maintain their ef­ Cross First Aid classes for police and the state police. Oelifhtful Eatini at Pero's" School. town budget and to avoid raising ficiency. Merchants and friends, suppor­ In addition, all those interested residents of Tolland and surroun­ OSCHUO FSESH: Mm . CwtUndi, NuShlti, BirtM l ftm . E l M i SHdiM, SwitSl, hmeUM, The play Is scheduled for the ambulance fee, according to During the past year the TVAA ding towns. ting the TVAA, have given adver­ Nixon Outlines Tax in working on the production in Ftnii Cld«. presentation early next spring, any other capacity should either the TVAA. members answered 162 am­ The TVAA will conduct its fund tising support to the association NATIVE: Sm tl Cmi. TonuTm, Sn I Bim m , ipkiKli, a n M M S Ti Sm Bm m , C v n li, and is being sponsored by the attend a try-out, or contact MrS. In his proclamation Stoetzner, bulance calls, compared to 110 solicitation campaign via the through the booklet. A request CMlIHMitt. In k i, Bo iIm liHim. AipMi|M. HM S«S Nw m , Efl Hm I, I iu Ms i , S M Ii k m i Malm , IM CiUait, Una and SMI Siam, Acm and BattMiMt IdMak, SidM a«d VaSda /. Joseph Shea, Daley Rd. Squ»A. State Birth 4-H Oub FAESH: SttawbHriai, H w N rdm . CanlalMptf. Sad, IM ta and I l M B n # - , t m m i SM M M A new 4-H Club, This and That, raan. F«Mr|ianatat. PImatipIti. Brapatriill, SwAlt Pun, C niuflu, PlwM, NaciarlMa, Rate May Be Bluabwrlu. has been formed, under the LAST CAEl FOB PEACHES leadership of Mrs. Ralph Pase^ AMERICAN Reform Proposals Lowest In Nation and Mrs. Samuel Zwick. NOTICE WEEKEND SPECIALS! HARTFDRD (AP) — Connec­ Officers are president, Kathy nominee George McGovern. The questions about taxes by saying cast on national radio networks Mutuai-to outline his views on ticut stands a good chance of Hustus; vice president, Kathy CANCER SOCIETY CALIFOR>flA LETTUCE ...... hd.29< THURMONT, Md. (AP) - radio addresses will come as he he was making the commitment today. tax reform and the nation’s ending up the year with the Manchester Unit Will Sponsor C U K E S ...... 3 for 294 that ’’there will be no tax in­ Zwick; secretary, Kim Breault; After faulting Congress for economy. awaits the adjournment of lowest birth rate in the nation, treasurer, Michelle Moravec; and I THE MANCHESTER HATER CO. CANTALOUPES ...... ea. 39S0o CONN. LOTTERY nOKETSI with his wife, arriving here to Democratic control. number of births may drop below COLLMBLSDAY FRIDAY, OCT. 13 spend the sixth of the last seven 40,000 in the state this year. Ladies and Children Continental B re a kfa st9-10 a.m. nights at the compound in the Nixon said he plans to stick There were 45,600 births in Watch jrour itcp! W« K m htth that don't slip or Fashion Show 10:15 a.m. McGovern And Eagleton Catoctin Mountains. close to the White House until Connecticut during 1971, he said, mark Moors. Alto shots madt kmftr or widtr. Lord and Taylor West Hartford PEROH ntODUcir The broadcast, live from the Congress adjourns in mid- and 19,660 during the first six S A M YULYES Emergency Tel. No. 649-0857 Donation S3.00 Call 643-2168 for Tickets same Camp David cottage he has October. although aides said he months of 1972. If the trend of the 876 OAKL-ANP ST., MANCHESTER — WS-aiM used for other radio addresses in would go to Atlanta on 'Thursday SS Oak Street first half-year continues, the total Campaign In Missouri the past two years, came agaliut for a political appearance. will be atout 39,400, Bower said. a backdrop of hare-bones tax The hardwood forests in Nix­ choice but to make the same pledges made by Nixon and KANSAS Q'TY, Mo. (AP) - campaign rally and an awards on’s mountain retreat are flushed decision. White House aides. Democratic presidential nominee dinner honoring former Presi­ “ The Eagleton issue should be Presidential advisers said last with the first red and orange George McGovern is going cam­ dent Harry S Truman. Eagleton colors of autumn. But low- set aside in this campaign,’ ’ month that, if Nixon were re­ paigning today with his deposed himself was to be honored as hanging clouds muted the colors McGovern said. “ We ought to elected, there would be no tax running mate. Sen. Thomas F. Missouri’s Democrat of the year. and caused some„doubt fbr a focus on what are the key increase during his second four- Eagleton, after saying that There was a special drama to while Friday whether Nixon’s problems before our nation.” year term. anybody who votes against him the normal political amenities of helicopter could land at its usual McGovern dropped Eagleton At a news conference because of the ticket switch “ is McGovern’s Kansas City speech. mountaintop clearing. on July 31, after the Missouri Thursday, Nixon responded to betraying the national interest “ I’m glad to be in a state that has HONORING A DEDICATED PROFESSION I sent two of the most able senator disclosed that he had and betraying his own interest.” been hospitalized for mental McGovern’s first campaign members to the United States depression three times between visit to the home state of the vice Senate, Tom Eagleton Kidnapers Foiled 1960 and 1966 and had undergone presidential nominee he dropped McGovern said. At the mention electric shock treatment. 67 days ago in favor of Sargent of the name, the crowd in Union McGovern Said he dropped the By Plucky Teacher Shriver drew a cheering crowd Station set up a cheer and National McGovern never got around to vice presidential nominee he had that overflowed a Kansas City chosen at the Democratic with the ransom in suitcases in railroad station concourse Friday adding the second name, Sen, MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) National Convention “ on the the trunk. But the kidnapers night. Police estimated the tur­ Stuart Symington. — A plucky 20-year-old music basis of trying to keep this cam­ failed to show up to claim it. nout at more than 15,(K)0, and McGovern discussed the teacher, realizing it was “ now or paign centered on the issues." The drama started at 1:30 Vernon Police Chief ‘Mugged’ McGovern said he had not seen a Eagleton affair Friday in a never," kicked her way out of a “ Let me just say that any voter Friday afternoon when Miss m Chicago television interview, and small van and led six young Edmund F. Dwyer, Vernon police chief, gets his ‘mug’ shot taken during the town s ob sm a n ce more inspiring one. looking at all of the enormous Gibbs and the girls, aged between Elagleton was to join McGovern said if he had to face the same pupils to freedom early today of Safety Awareness Month. Otizens can have their mug' shots taken and be h n g erp rin ^ fw a problems before this country who 5 and 11, were playing musical in St. Louis late today for a situation again he would have no after two gunmen kidnaped them 50-cent contribution toward a fund to purchase a portable incubator for Rockville General makes his decision on Nov. 7 on and held them for $1.2 million chairs in the one-room school at PHARMAa WEEK the basis of the Elagleton issue is Farady, 70 m iles north of Hospital. (Herald photo by Pinto) ransom. betraying the national interest Mary Gibbs and her six girls Melbourne, and betraying his own interest The music stopped as the two State Employes escap^ from the van, parked 40 because that is not the central men, one armed with a sawed off miles north of here at dawn, 15 shotgun came in the room. One of October 1 thru October 7 issue,” McGovern said. hours after being abducted. Monday •‘It isn’t just my political them said, “School is over. You McGovern Defense Favor Income Tax Twelve miles away, Victoria are all coming with us. You are future, or Sen. Eagleton’s state Education Minister Lindsay Holiday — rather than fill it through com­ Thompson waited in a police car being kidnaped. ” HARTFORD (AP) - Delegates (See Page 16) Miss Gibbs said “ At first the For Some Plans Knocked petitive examination,” Marshall to the annual convention of the girls thought it was a practical m o d e r n said. I'T Connecticut State Employes joke. We were scared, terrified Because Monday is Columbus WASHINGTON (AP) - George McGovem’i defense The convention, which winds Association have been urged by a when we realized this was Day and a legal holiday, all up today, adopted resolutions proposal is filled with “ factual errors and dubious assump­ HONORING national labor leader to work for serious. municipal, state and federal of­ PHARMACY calling for: fices will be closed, as will be all tions,” says a report by a group of Democrats supporting I the defeat of the Public Pilgrimage Ends “The men put us in the back of This week, the spotlight is on A —A state income tax to replace >*•$ There is no question that Employes Relation Act. a red van and drove us to a place schoob, libraries, banks and utili­ President Nixon’s re-election. the sales tax. i:;:;::: chronic potheads, the sort who James F, Marshall, president where w e'stay^ the night.” ty company offices. No court ’The report released today also alleges that the Democratic DEDICATED —A 15 per cent wage increase start off each morning with a ‘ i of the Assembly of Governmental The kidnapers gave potato sessions are scheduled. presidential nominee’s proposed f30-billion slash in military your pharmacist, recognizing for state employes. In Rail Disaster Abo closed will be all Post Employes, said that the act, if chips to Miss Gibbs and the girls, smoke and go through several PROFESSION —Time and one-half pay for spending would result in the loss of an estimated 2.1 million passed by Congress, could bring Christine Ellery 10, Lynda Conn, Offices and there will be no mail more joints as the day wears on, work beyond 35 hours a week. defense-related jobs by 1975. the “ hiring-haU" concept into the SALTILLO, Mexico (AP) - Huge crowds of somber 9, and her sister Helen 6, and delivery nor any window service. forts by countries such as West have a marijuana “habit,” and National Currently, the overtime rate is the outstanding contribution m state and municipal labor friends and relatives remained in front of the city morgue three sisters, Robyn Howarth 11, The lobby of Manchester’s Main It does not dbpute McGovern’s Germany to normalize relations paid only after 40 hours, despite Rumy marijuana opponents argue market. and jammed hospitals throughout the night waiting their Jillian 8, and Denise 5. Post Office will be open to noon, argument that the United States with the Soviets. Pharmacy the 35-hour work week. that this amounts to a dependence “ If this goes through, it will be Back at the school worried for those who rent boxes, and has more nuclear might than —Statutory requirement of the turn to identify the scores of dead and hundreds of injured in mail will be picked up from street —U.S. force cutbacks in the on the drug for their psychological Week possible for unions to negotiate parents reported to the police necessary to retaliate against a made by the pharmacy profes­ payment of annual increments to the second worst train wreck in Mexican history. mailboxes only until ihid- Mediterranean Ignore the risk of D'Am oto Soviet attack, but adds that I agreements under which the per­ that the teacher and their increasing Soviet influence in the well-being . . . Whatever one may unclassified as well as classified sonnel department will merely At midnight, Coahuila state Gov. Eulalio Gutierrez daughters had disappeared. moming. McGovern “ ignores completely think of the habit in adults, it is B S /R .P b . state employes. Middle East. phone th ^ u nion hiring halls Trevino set the official death toll at 149, but said another Almost simultaneously an All retail businesses will be the political implications’ ’ of a decidedly worrisome when sion to our nation's health. —Equalizing the retirement open, including package stores sharp U.S. defense cutback while —His promises of full support when thereis a job to be filled — passenger car was found completely squashed under a pile of anonymous telephone caller told age of men and women at 50, jyS adopted by adolescents to escape a Melbourne newspaper reporter and bars. the Sovieb continue to build up. for brael are “contradictory” M atthew Quinn after 25 years of service, (^rrent- other cars. He added the death toll was expected to rise. The Herald will pubUsh as because of hb proposed U.S. the special problems they con- that a ransom note had been left The chief author of the report ly, men must wait until they are usual. was James D. Theberge, a former force reductions in Europe and :;i*j front. Persistent use of an agent State Chief of Police Genaro from a religious pilgrimage, lay in a desk at the school. We're proud to be on the Deer Crossing 55. Police found the ransom note There was no set rule an­ State Department officer who the Mediterranean. Gutierrez Davila said 471 persons which serves to ward off reality Today's pharmaceuticals help you to live The group also said there scattered only six miles from nounced by the major insurance McGovern’s proposal b "insen­ were hospitalized while another which said; ”We will not waste was Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey’s during this critical developmental longer, feel better. That's why your phar­ Sign Needed appears to be little likelihood of home. companies — some will be open, foreign policy adviser during the sitive to political repercussions” 345 were treated for slight in­ It was unknown how many time making threaU but any Siii: period severely hinders the in- last year’s hassle between others will be closed. 1968 campaign. against defense jobs at home, the medical team headed by your macist is dedicated to his job — he knows juries and released. children were aboard the special attempt to apprehend us will JAMESTOWN, N.Y. (AP) - snowplow operators and the state For those who still insist that Democratic defectors claimed. dividual to make an adequate ad- An estimated 500 lives were result in the annihilation of 'Theberge, briefing newsmen at that he's playing an important part in An Allegheny Airlines passenger Department of Transportation. train when it sped off the tracks Oct, 12 is the true Columbus Day They say McGovern has not justment to a complex society . . . lost almost 30 years ago when a and caught fire about midnight hostages” Nixon’s campaign headquarters, the lives of the people in the community plane landing at Chautauqua DOT plans to maintain its and are planning on celebrating it spelled out the co s t and doctor...a team dedicated to train en route to a pilgrimage in Thursday. A spokesman for the While a major manhunt started said McGovern’s proposal Proper medication alleviates a County airport late Friday night highway snow-removal policy of then - forget it. Under federal mechanics of his “ facile Queretaro state crashed into and arrangements were made to i:;S great amount of discomfort. Fill he serves. hit a deer that had bounded onto assigning two men per snowplow Mexican National Railways said a law, Columbus Day now falb on a “ reveab so many inconsistencies, prombes” to create peacetime another train in the worst rail have the ransom money the runway. and of not requring 24-hour preliminary investigation showed Monday, and the states are re­ contradictions, factual errors and jobs for the defense workers. «$: your prescriptions at LENOX available, Thompson waited at making your life longer and 'The impact tore the left engine disaster in the nation’s history. the train was traveling about 75 dubious assumptions, that it calb standby duty for highway main- quired to follow suit. The report originally had been M PHARMACY, 299 E. Center St., About 8,000 persons stood in a police headquarters for a of the Convair 580 turboprop off tainers, according to a letter to m.p.h., twice the speed per­ Gov. Thomas Meskill has not into serious question the balance, attributed to the Democrats for Tel. 649-0896 for free delivery, solemn line in front of the Saltillo telephone call promised by the understanding and judgment of the wing and sent part of the prop the convention by DOT Com­ mitted on a downhill curve such only followed suit, he has gone Nixon Task Force on Defense morgue waiting to try and iden­ kidnappers at 7:25 p.m. It came the senator and his defense ad­ •ii:;:;: Open 8-9. Sun. and Holidays 8-8. healthier. smashing into the fuselage, but missioner A. Elarl Wood. as the train was approaching. even further. To satisfy those Policy but the words “ for Nixon” at 2 a m. today. i-iS:; “ Symbol Of Finest Pharmacy Ser- MANCHESTER DRUG none of the 30 passengers and Last year the highway main- tify the rows of bodies, some The official said the brakes who insist that it was Lief visers." were crossed off on copies given A rendezvous was arranged at a 717MAIN STREET three crew members aboard was tainers staged a demonstration mutilated almost beyond recogni­ apparently worked, but could not Erikson who discovered to newsmen. yiyi vice.” Gift Dept., Film, post office and Thompson went The report criticized McGovern injured, airline officials said. and partial job action over the tion. slow the train enough b^ause of America, in the year 1,000, and Theberge said this was because SS Cosmetics, Candy. We honor Rescue crews continued to with the police and the money to on these points: The plane was on a flight from possibility of reducing the crews the speed. The drivers ofthe two not Columbus, in the year 1492, —His plan for “ a hasty un­ the official Democrats for Nixon Master Charge Cards. probe the rubble of the 24-car wait. Pittsburgh to Bradford, Pa., with to one nian and of requiring engines pulling the train were he has issued two proclamations ilateral American troop headed by former Treasury train where personal belongings In the van Miss Gibbs tried to the stopover in Jamestown. standby duty without additional only slightly injured and were — one proclaims Oct. 9 Columbus Secretary John B. Connally is keep the girls calm. The kid­ withdrawal could be disastrous” The deer was killed. of 1,564 adults, also returning being questioned by authorities. Day, the other proclaims Oct. 9 reviewing the report but h u not pay. napers allowed them out of the to balanced U.S.-Soviet force Lief Erikson Day. reductions in Europe and to ef­ yet officially endorsed it. van twice. 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Kissinger’s meeting with Tho on and Saigon have opposed the negotiations over the next few in continuous operation; having filled over ^ The story sent the stock market two days last week-has spurred enemy formula as a stacked deck weeks while labeling two current shooting upwards during the day a rash of speculative news which would pave the way for a 2,000,000 prescriptions! peace stories "totally and led Democratic presidential reporb. Communist takeover of the speculative” nominee George McGovern to U.S. officiab agree this in­ *' ‘V South. Presidential Press Secretary say he'd “ gladly sacrifice this dicates “ there b something going There are 3 licensed Pharmacists to assist you for your Ronald L. Ziegler applied the election if we can end this war on’ ’—even though they don’t We are old fashion in that we are a true drug :•:• medicinal needs!! We encourage you to ask questions on label Friday to published reporb one day earlier” know or can’t say just what. 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Nixon, who has denied that the Senate and an end to the bombing pilb, instead. and prompt. And, we deliver to As a great philosopher once said—“ You don’t desire Off the record, other ad­ election will influence his Viet­ \ and mining of North Vietnam in The pigeon shoot, which was to something because it is good, it is good only because you ministration sources used nam negotiating terms, met your door. exchange for return of U.S. be open to anyone as long ss thsy desire it at a specific time.” stronger language to dbcount the Friday with Kbsinger and his prisoners, a halt in infiltration re’glstered with the P olice QUINN'S, stories while acknowledging that deputy, Maj. Gen. Alexander 'M. WE ARE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR: and an agreement to negotiate Department, was canceled aftor elements mentioned in them may Haig. seriously toward a cease-fire. merchanb complained that it You're A have been involved in the secret Haig has just returned from All of these elemenb, in some might scare oil more customers r • WALKERS • COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES Your courteous registered talks in Paris. conferring with Thieu and other form, are in the Nixon peace than pigeons. Friend, • COMMODES • SURGICAL SUPPORTS The Saigon account, a United South Vietnamese officials in proposals made public last City Manager Charles Orsmllch • WHEEL CHAIRS • ELASTIC HOSIERY Press International story at­ Saigon. U.S. sources said Haig As Well pharmacists are always January and May. 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4/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Oct. 7.1 9 7 2 - P A Q g T H I ^ PAGE TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. :^t.,Oct .7 , 1972 Bolton FIjrlaf ttie Flag T o l l a n d J(ec Board to Give Ballet Lessons Religion-Environm ent Hickory Dicory Dock Nursery Th« correct niethod of fly­ Sheinwold on Bridge The Board of Recreation will seven; Beginner Ballet for 8 Wednesday the firemen will M U N I C I P A L ing the flag of the United school and at 1 ;30 for the after­ News for Senior Citizens again iponsor ballet claiiet (or through 12-year-olds; and Ballet 3 give a dem onstr^ion at the Statu on Memorial Day Is (or those who have taken ballet Merrow Rd. (ire station for the noon session of the Co-Operative lometlmes, but not Rlwayi to- Topic Fo r Joranson local youngitera, beginning half-staff from sunrise until by WALLY FORTIN DON’T SCOLD PARTNER Instruction previously. Tolland Co-Operative Nursery Nursery School. portant. In today’s hand, king W edne^y at the Meadowbrook B U I L D I N G no6n, honoring our war FOR YOUR OWN MISTAKE Registrations may be made by School and at 10 will demonstrate Smokey the Bear will accom­ heroes, and full-staff from Director of hearts Is Just as u»efu> «tJlrt School. By a l p h e d s h e in w o l d PoSluck Party calUng Crandall’s Park today at Meadowbrook School. At 1 pany the firemen Wednesday noon until sunset. eighth trick as at the fourth trick. Rellgioua ReconatrucUon For The leiaoiu will be divided Into No bridge player blames from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Mon­ p.m. they will give another through Friday during the To put it another way, the k l^ M ™ Environmental Fhture” will The Couplet Club of St. three groupa, each of which will CLOSED Registration for this trip will members. By the way, our bus Hie bus will pick up for this day, Tuesday and Wednesday various demonstrations. Hello there everybody! Well, himself until he iuu exhausted all the theme lor Thunday’i Geroge’i Episcopal Church will b e (au ^ t tv Charlotte Dlckerion, demonstration at Meadowbrook begin at 8:30 a.m. Monday mor­ will be making its usual run program; however, if you’re com­ hearts Isn’t needed as a heart An open house at both the I’m back in action again after our other poMlblUtles. Perhaps that’s meeUng of United Methodlit hold a potluck supper Oct. 21 at a performing artlit with the Hart­ from 8 until 5 p.m. Cost of the 14 for afternoon kindergarten COLUMBUS DAY ning and a person can only starting at 8;S0 in the morning on ing and need to ride the bui, you trick but can be used as a winner Leonardi Comer and Merrow big seven-day cruise to Nassau. why South complained about his Women. The public li Invited to the home of Mr. and Mri. ford Ballet Company and a week sennester Is |15. students. register for themselves and one Wednesday's now for all who must call our office no later than that disposes of decUrer’s dU- Rd. fire stations will be held Oct. Boy it sure was really something, partner's bidding after he had •ttend to hear Philip Joranson Clarence Sherman. Couplei member of the icnool’i clastic Fire Prevention Week - On Thursday the firemen will Monday, October 9,1972 more person only. want to take part in our arts and Monday afternoon. No use taking mond loser. The Tolland Fire Department 15 from 1 until 3 p.m. at which and for you who hesitated about gone down at four spades on the apeak on the Interplay of ecology wishing to attend are''asked to ballet faculty. She is formerly a give a demonstration at Hicks To keep the above price we crafts program. the bus for just one or two. The When West Ukes the ace of has adopted a full schedule of time the firemen will answer I Emergency Telephone Numbers: going b^ause of the time of the hand shown today. But every and religion at 8 p.m. at the contact Mrs. Daniel Wright of performer with the New York school at 9:30 a.m. and present need to take two buses, and so we At 11:30 we had 180 memben price for the evening is $2 per hearts and returns the queeen of residents’ questions regarding year, well let me tell you that you reader of this column will see church. Vernon. activities in observance of (ire junior fire marshal badges to IHlghwuy...... 649-50701 person, and the action starts hearts, declarer should play low a ty Ballet Co., and la a former fire protection and safety. really and truly missed out on a hope you’ll be interested in this taking advantage of our free Flu that South could have niade his Dump Closed prevention week, Oct. 8 through students turning in safety reports Refuse.,...... 649-1886 promptly at 5. Call in and we'll from the dummy. West continues A trained (oreiter and American Bailet Scholarihip fantastic trip. exciting trip to join us. So we’U shots. On behalf of the members game by a very simple play. The Andover town dump will IS. of their homes. Sanitary Sewer and W a ter...... 649-96971 give you the details. It sounds Uke with the ten of hearts, and Sooth ecolqglit, Joranion has taught winner. We didn’t have a bad or rough be looking for you on Monday, and myself, we want Dr. Nicholas North dealer be closed on Columbus Day, On Tuesday (ire drlUi will be Friday morning the firemen Plasma is the fluid portion a real treat, and it wiU be over plays low from the dummy and plant ecology and botany at The courses to be offered are day, and even the crew members and at the registration you must Marzialo, and the PubUc Health Both sides vulnerable Monday. conducted at all the schools. will give a demoiutration at the of the blood. early. Remember we have only a Beloit College in Wisconsin. His prehallet I for ages (our through told us that this was by far the pay the complete fare, as we Nursing Association people who Opening lead — Nine of Clubs ruffs In his hand. limited number of tickets Mt, Now declarer draws trumps nicest week they’ve had in a long haven’t the time to take down­ volunteered their services to West opened the nine of clubs, and they are on sale on a first- and leads the king of hearts to get time. Man. I could write a book payments and the rest later. enable us to have this opportunity and declarer won in dummy with come basis. rid of a diamond. The rest is easy. Newsman Doug Webster is on the trip, but no use rubbing it I would Uke to thank Gloria to know we all certainly ap­ the king. He promptly led the producer of CPTV’s news in. We had a wonderful time, and and aU the many volunteers who preciate yobr kindness very king of spades Irom dummy, and Menus Dally Question program, ‘‘The State of believe me if anyone on the trip gave her a much needed hand for much.'Dien came our first Hot- East just as promptly took the W<^ Here are the menus for next Partner opens with 1-NT (16-18 Connecticut," premiering didn’t enjoy it, it was their own doing a great job in keeping the Meal of the season, a delicious ace. E ^ t fired back the nine of week: pointsi, and the next player 'fMadbcooBri Monday, Oct. 9, at 10 p.m. on fault. show on the road while 1 was roast beef dinner with all the hearts to the ace, and West Monday: Minestrone soup, egg panes. You hold: Spades, 19-9-8- toPMt It’s the real way to go as you away. trimmings, and served to 140 returned the queen of hearts. Channel 24. salad sandwich, geletin with 7-4-2; HearU, J-7; Diamonds, 6-5- tacndUi ^ live like a king or queen for the Monday started off in pretty members. When declarer played the king whipped cream. 2; Clubs, 6-3. Men’s opveMr seven days, and if there was good style with our ‘‘travelers’’ of hearts from dummy. East Wednesday: H ot-M eal is What do you say? anything wrong with the trip it aU rest^ up and coming out with Fun-Day Guests ruffed. The defenders now had chicken ala king with rice, butter Answer: Bid two spades. You Dwight D. Eisenhower was had to be that they served too such things as "Hel lo’ ’ and Our guests for this occasion, three tricks safely stashed away, and rolls, lettuce and tomatoe, expect partner to pass, and you K N IT the first president of the 50 much food. Three big meals a ■‘Bingo time" which they picked and also as part of our Fun-Day’s buttered green beans almondine, and they eventually got a dia­ hope to fare better at spades than I'/ states. B oth Alaska and day, plus a brunch, and afternoon up on the ship. Bob Doggart entertainment, we had the Hawaii were admitted to the cake and a beverage. mond trick to defeat the contract. he would at notrump. Your hand SHIRTS tea, and a midnight buffet that pinch-hit for Tom O’NeiU in his pleasure of meeting Dr. James Union during his administra­ Thursday: Corn chowder, South scolded his partner for should be good for three spade R EG .L0 W S.H lobn Ashley was out of this world, and for the absence and did a fine job for the Kennedy, our superintendent of iHt miiicHifiom tion. grilled beefburger, frosted cake, bidding four spades but finally tricks if spades are trumps, but It late night owls they had pizza bingo Mmes. We had our first schools; Andrew Vincens, vice agreed that the contract was might be completely worthless at REG. parties at 2 o ’clock in the mor­ noontime lunch of the season principal of IlUng Junior High and a beverage. "Wot look" krinklo Friday: Chicken noodle soup, reasoiuible. He was just the vic­ notrump. potont midi hooli. 22 ning. Ask anyone who made the with Mrs. Nancy Latucca and her Schooi who pinch hit for Dr. tim of horrible luck: How could Copyright 1972 *3.00 Auertod Fhort (loovo itylM. Co- Shots to 10. students coming through with a Richard Lindgren who was out western egg sandwich, baked ap­ * 2 trip to fill you in. he tell that the hearts would General Feature Corp. I PloquFti, ht- 4 7 A tenoft, ilook look from lop to too. i I group, and we were told that they 708; ^ tty Jesanis, 664; Julia members, and I’m sure we found 4b A K J Aniiquo finith uppori.Sido xippor. NOW SHOWING! have a new policy now that they Vendrillo, 656; Paul Schuetz, 654; a friend. I hope that we can be of nominal price. In order to main­ theology and religion at Columbia FULL CLOCKS Shot? to 13. DOUBLE FEATURE WEST EAST must receive reservations two Mary Hope, 649; Ted Flivard, 647, some help to the school system, tain this standard, our Hot-Meals University. > __ SIZE "LErS SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH"-? P.M. will now be $1 instead of the 75 Theater ♦ 5 4 A 6 3 Joranson notes that the focus weeks in advance, and that Oct. Felix Jesanis, 647; Karl S. White, because, as he put it, our seniors (;?AQ 10 852 Quality, 130 count pely*«tar-cetton lobrki; fadiian A 3.99 "LAST OF THE RED HOT L0VERS"-9 P.M. cents in the past. Tlaie Sehedale of his education has been at­ 11 was all booked up. 644; Claire Renn, 643; Wilbrod are just loaded with talent. We 0 J 8 7 0 Q 10 9 4 •elMt and tom* patttrnt; a J 7 F R E E Wonka Bart To All Chlldrtn been cancelled, and therefore all told that our sick list has reported Capitol Theater — Matinee — 0 6 5 2 worked with other educators to LOW PRICES was our big food sale and gift day. a.m. to noon, kitchen social you folks who registered can Mabel Burdick, Hermine ‘‘Willie Wonka,” 2:00; “ Prime ♦ 63 present a graduate seminar at Next Wed. CABAR ET Believe me, the joint was hoppin’ bingo, one can of fruit needed; Wiganowske and Geneva Cut,” 7:00-9:00; “ Catch 22,” North East South West Hartford luminary Foundation come to the Center for your all morning. Things started noon to 1 p.m., lunch is served; 1 Lockwood are patients in our 1 2 :0 0 2 NT Pass 3 e Pa** and at University of Connecticut refunds. moving at 9 o ’clock, and by noon­ p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle. &is I We are very sorry to disappoint time just about all the goodies, local hospital, and that Eldith Mansfield Drivein — ” Hie 4 9 Pass Pass Pass entitled “ Perspectives on the pickup at 8 ;30 a.m. return trips at Population, Environment i you this way, but it’s just one of Dexter is still a patient at the Godfather,” 9:30; “ THX113B,” Opening lead — ^ 9 The nationwide beetseliar! and many of the handmade ar­ 12:30 and 4 p.m. \v Meadows Convalescent Home, 7;4S Crisis” . those unfortunate things that ticles were sold out. Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 happen sometimes. What we will and not at home as stated last East Windsor Drive-In — He has also worked in A quick tally showed that we p.m., registration for Canada trip ^ THE NEW ‘‘ try to do is to set up a one-day week. “ Thunderball,” 7;30; “ You Only Washington, D.C. for five years went over the $400 mark, and still (if not already filled), 10 a.m. to foliage trip for you, but we can’t Live Twice,” 9:45 administering a new federal expect more returns in before the noon, oil painting class, and there A CENTURIONS get it ready by next Wednesday; Shuffleboard Awards East Hartford Drive-In — program of research grants in week ends. are still a few openings; 1 p.m.. therefore, we suggest you drop in Next on our busy day was the “ Twilight People,” 7:30; "The forestry for state universities. It was a real nice day, and it Senior Bowling League at the looks like one day in the near presentation of trophies to our Doberman Gang,” 9:00 Since its founding in 1965, next week and get your refund. Parkade Lanes. future we will have ourselves a shuffleboard tournament cham­ Cinema I — “ Hie New Cen­ Joranson has served as chairman Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 of the Faith-Man-Nature Group, j j j ^ ^ MfLf f'AHKINC. Canada Trip ceramic class, and I sure can’t pions. Josephine Schuetz was turions,” 1:3M:2(W;15-7:1M;15 ■BABOAUe p.m. registering for Canada trip; w B H I I Pit. Speaking of trips, I plum forgot thank our chairlady Georgina crowned the champion and Cinema II — “ Everything a national interdisciplinary Fri.7J0.f:30 ItATIMEX 10 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. arts and Vince and all the many ladies Marge Hall came in second. We About Sex,” 5:30-7:30-9:30; working partnership of scientists, S tL 2,7 - M , 1:3 0 I SAT. 2 P.M. to have the Canada details filled crafts class; noon to 1 p.m. Hot- Agnes Davis >KO tniRNSIDL AVL LAST HAKTf UND also had a consolation prize, and “WiUie Wonka,” Matinee Only theolo^ns and others. GILLETTE PERTUSSIN I 50Z.CALM Sun.2,4.1.1 99c to ALL! in by Gloria, so hold on for a who volunteered their services Meals and Meals-on-Wheels; 1:30 JUS I MISUTI S AV\ A Y IHitCXIT'U and did an outstanding job. It’s the winner was Aima Haupt. 1:30-3:30 Ice Cream Social FAMOUS BRAND ' minute now, because here’s what p.m. to 3 p.m. Fun-Day, Keep an During the presentations a sur­ U.A. Theater East — “ Swingin The Class of 1973 at Bolton TRAC 2 ^ VAPORIZER ^ DEODORANT it’s all about. The trip is really great to see such wonderful eye on the About Town news cooperation and just saying thank prise award in the form of a Stewardesses,” 2:20-3:50-5:20- High School will sponsor an ice stdieduled for five days, Monday, columns for the program,; 3 p.m. HEALTH & BEAUTY' MEADOWS A dude with a Oct. 23 through Friday, Oct. 27. you isn’t enough, but I’m sure all plaque was presented to James 7;0O4:25-9:50 cream social Oct. 15 from 2 to 4 •, , r' • I • -i-i .(’ I to 4 p.m. square dancing and card T.\« M AS T - V^f i t S‘ U y .( f ••» . t « the volunteers know how pleased Copeland who directed the tour­ Manchester Drive-In — p.m. at United Methodist Church. 88 We’ll leave the Center Monday playing. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. LIST AIDS SALE!! onMihcAi plan to stick it to I am to have them helping. . nament and did an outstanding "Superfly,” 7:15-10:40; “ Get To (Hekets will be available at the LIST morning, time of departure to be and noontime, return trip at 4 5 Ounce Size ■ieiii It"*' nmN3 nUN UlEAL AssREsr The Man! Oh yes,with all their hard work, job, volunteering many hours for Know Your Rabbit,” 8:45 door. 2.95 Ot ! 1.19 announced later, and head for the p.m. 6 8 ^ the day wouldn’t have been a instruction and setting up the Meadows Drive-In— “ Bonnie’s Media Evaluation Modicolod to roliovo Th« 8U|>«r dry New York thruway and on to Hiursday, 8:30 registering for List89« I Includ** raior and 3 1 ^ . success without all those who tournament. Kids," 7;00- 10:47; “ Brute Mrs. Dorthy Morgan, Bolton I tw in bl4id« eortridgjDt. congottion of coldi. anti-p«r*ptrant. ' S U P E R F L r Niagara Falls where we’U spend Canada trip; 9:45 a.m. to noon, Hey, there was still more as the Corps, ” 9:12 High School librarian, is serving our first night. contributed all the fine food, and pinochle; 10 a.m. to noon, crewel YOLJR CHOICE afternoon ended with some horse State Theater — “ Play It Again on an evaluation committee of Next we’ll move on to Toronto, gifts, and also for the many who embroidery; noon to 12:30 lunch EACH racing, dancing, and card playing, Sam,” 7:40-9:20; “ Pied Piper," the New England Association of and then a couple more stops stopped by to purchase the food is served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., SALE! POND’S PERTUSSIN ALBERTO 7 OZ. “SKIN GAME” and articles. So once again a and believe me yours truly and all 1:00; “ Willie Wonka,” 2:30 Colleges and Secondary Schools before we have a number of bridge. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. humble and heartwarming thank our staff were pretty phlooped as a specialist in the field of surprises and tours arranged for return trip at 12:30 p.m.); 6:30 CREAMS Cough Syrup SHAMPOO Wv Breck Basic Spray 3 Ounces you, and even a couple of meals you to one and all. out by then. We also held the SUNDAY educational media services. The Sd.-Sua.Uon..Kiddit 3lw« p.m., Italian Dinner and enter­ liM Center St., Mnncheeter drawing on our raffle from the committee has been evaluating " N 4 U Y N 0 N K 4 " 1:30 - 3:30 will be included. So you get all tainment by the Sweet Adelines. Phone: MI.1M6 rVs Bufferin, 100 Tablets food sale. First prize, a large doll, Capitol Theater — Matinee — Avon High School this week. 138 this for $110 per person, two to a Bowling Winners Bus pickup at 5 p.m. return as PRELL SHAMPOO LIST LIST ■ IS |(S a, In the afternoon our Senior was won by Amelia Holmes; “ Willie Wonka,” 2:00; “ Prime £ LIST 2.20 muAumm room, and 3140 for a single room. soon as evening is over. Intensive Care, 15 Oz. Size Bowling League was busy at the Harriet Keeney won the afghan, Cut,” 7:00-9:00 US' 1.39 78‘ Friday, 8;30 a m. final registra­ Parkade Lanes and the results and Ann Perras won the shawl. Mansfield Drive-In — “ The Style Show Doliciout Wild Borry Flavor. ChooM fermuloi lor rogv- Wv Scope, 18 Ounce Size tion day for the Canada trip (if ChooM 3 ouncp Prtll 3 Ouncot. lor, dry or oily hoir. D . r - \ !V-.I show that, for the women, Marge A prize was given at the coffee Godfather,” 7:30; “THX113B,’’ SPECIAL Conc«ntrat« or 7 EUrWlUAWUUBIO there is any reservations left); 10 Hall took top honors for high and doughnut table, and the 7:45 Draws Crowd ounco Proll Liquid. — MEW “ Hofl.-Fri. 7-S;2S-9:50 a.m. to noon, kitchen social ^ I A M ” triple with 396, Ann Hoffman for winner was Avis Kellogg. We East Windsor Drive-In — 6 8 n u o i SIMM at 1:30.3:30 - Sit -Sun. 2:20-3:50-5:20 bingo, can of fruit needed; noon “ Thunderball,” 7:30; “ You Only A capacity audience gave 7-l;2 5 -9 ;M h i^ single with 154, and the high would like the winners to stop by for 1:31. m S tU . 7:15. t:U 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30 to 12:30 lunch is served; 1 p.m. to average of 133.3 was won by Mary as soon as possible to pick up Live Twice,” 9:45 enthusiastic approval to “ Fall MEN'S & BOYS' 4 p.m., open card playing. 7 p.m. Fashions of 1972" Wednesday Chaves. For the men, Joseph their prizes. East Hartford Drive-In — to 10 p.m., setback tournament. evening at the Manchester Coun­ WEATHER FORECAST C-O-L-D Here's th e W ay Picaut took the high triple honors "Twilight People,” 7:30; "The Sun. Only S » « 'n g in c Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., and with 517, the high single with 183, Bridge Winners Doberman Gang,” 9:00 try Club. ^^euiardess^^ return trip at 12:30 p.m. Ourini Octoberl NOW SHOWING and the high average of 164.4 was Thursday morning's pinochle Qnema I — “ The New Cen­ Hie fashion show, sponsored taken by Clarence Peterson. group didn’t get into action until turions,’’ 1;30-3:20-5:15-7:15-9:15 ALL CHILDREN'S by the Manchester Republican Wednesday was our first big that evening as they had a special FILM RATING GUIDt Cinema II — "Everything Women’s Qub, showed styles SPECIAL PURCHASE About Sex,” 5:30-7:30-9:30 provided by the Davidson and COATS day for the season. Big because evening planned and therefore MENU we had a real full day of action. It we didn't get the winners in time For Parents and U.A. Theater East — "Swingin Leventhal Store at Manchester Stewardesses," 2:20-3:50-5:20- Shopping Parkade. LADIES’-TEEN S ’-GIRLS’ SHOW ING AT7:40&9:20 all started off with our arts and for the column. Their Children V2 PRICE! Buy now and save crafts class with our own Gloria In the afternoon we did have 7:004:25-9:50 (For children Some of the outfits shown i 8 8 Wednesday night included a Benson on hand to instruct our four tables for bridge, and the qpItllAI. AUOICMCiS Manchester Drive-In — “ Super 12 and under) Ad Afn Admimd WOODY ALLEN KAtTttAN COiOB A HCWtMtllll NCTUMIl M LtASI lucky winners were: Marianne G Fly, ” 8:45; "Get to Know Your burnt-orange coat, worn by Rabbit,” 7:15 Beverly SplUane, over a print COATS Herdic, 4,280; Ivy Siddell, 4,090; [irly & Late Show Fn fcSat Jessica Hayes, 3,760; and Meadows Drive-In — “ Bonnie’s OPEN DAILY dress. Gall Maltempo modeled a "SupcT Flf" Shown at 7;14 • 10:40 FAM tllTAL OUlDAIUCt Kids, ” 7:25; “ Brute Ck)ips,” 9:30 black and white long skirt topped Florence Anderson, 3,440. i U O O O T K O 'Gel To Know Your Rabbit" I 45 State Theater — Matinee Only INCLUDING SUNDAY by a sweater and vest; Susan “ PLAY it Last Friday evening we had 42 t « a S m r M M i v M m MANY WITH HOODS SuInMt For ~-TrariM ii - “ Pied Piper,;; 1:00; “ Willie Berte, a swinging plaid cape with players for setback and the big 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. winners were: Hans Wonka,” 2:30; “ Play It Again slacks; and Karen Odegard, a QUILTED & Reg. A dude Frederickson, 134; Eva Lutz, 132; Sam," 7:40-9:50 navy blue and beige dress. n2.oo AGAIN Beverly Malone wore a bright Frieda Knofla. 128; Floyd Post, I V * I — rrwirtto INSULATED with a plan 125; Caroline Frederick^n, 124; I W wwy.'wir wool evening gown. Eleanor l^ ^ l FaenterAdFaentM Adult Guardian Cis Wilson, 124; George Schroll, Crafts appeared in a burgundy to stick it to F o r and raspberry colored four-piece KEEP YOU WARM IP9) SAM” 123; Sylvio Fortier, 123; Mina YOUR CHOICE The Reuther, 118; Claire Flenn, 117; ensemble; and Marilyn Bill MeSweeney, 116; and Agnes Y o u r Peracchjo, in a grey and red Man! ,NOOM EUNOIRI7 AOM< TTIO sweaterjliess. 1, MEN'S OR BOYS' CORDUROY TYPE CHILDREN’S MATINEE Marcel, 116. 9 limit nwtrvwy ^^a^y Doll modeled a white FOR BIG & TODAY - TOMORROW - MONDAY D i n i n g dress and coat and Judy Den­ CLICKERS. WARM WINTER OUTER­ Nationality Night nison, a brown argyle pantsuit. LiniE GIRLS' By the way, let's not forget our P l e a s u r e Mrs. Eugene Montany was WEAR WITH KNIT CUFFS & COL­ Come first big try at holding a general chairman of the event. children o f Nationality Night. It's going to be GREETING CARDS 1 LARS, QUILT LINED IN ASST. COL­ FOR ALL OCCASIONS Mrs. Jack Shea and Mrs. Robert Italian Night this Tuesday the universe, See Our Lar|i Display W e P i ^ s e n t Dunfleld were in charge of ORS. ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' SIZES kit Donovan evening, and have we ever got a hospitality. "spread" planned for you! Along ARTHUR DRUG f R e g . Reg.M 2.00 take you away, with the meal, we’ll be enter­ S Y Q U I N T O far far away tained by the Sweet Adelines. A b o u t T o w n to AT THE ORGAN > 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Adler Dobkln of 2, BEAUTIFUL MEN'S OR BOYS' SKI Every FrI. and Sal. 153 ^ llow b rook Lane will be COATS. SPORTY NYLON SHELL WITH we have a wonderful assortment ol host and hostess tomorrow at the fall flowers Lutz Junior Museum from 2 to 5 WARM POLYESTER BONDED LIN­ DIM E fllTH US p.m. FOR LADIES’ & TEENS’ ING. GREAT FOR WEEKEND SPORT­ and foliage Tel.e4e-3iei for RoMirvallona T h e Master’s Club of Friendship Lodge of Masons will ING EVENTS OR EVERYDAY WEAR. Sit ind hur alto mcludini flowers (or CURTIS M4YFILLD LooelieoBa served Dally 13 to 2 P.M. meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the RONOm pity hit Christmas decorations... Masonic Temple. “ Masonry and A S W E S T IN SIZES 8 TO 18 For Boys' AND S-M- Supir Fly icoril lU Origin" will be the discussion topic by Harold V. Hubbard, past L-XL FOR MEN. Reg. to rSUPER FltURON OIAL'C)iRU[['JULIUSW,HAR[ilSSHEIUfRWe master; Reg. >12.00 scrumdidilyumptious! CHARLES UcGREGOR •fc«c«>ww»v 7) CilRIIS Mtff lELD -ioiKWbi PHILLIP LENiy ■ VITO’S M6.00 (Formerly Filla Louiia) Hfc WSCS of South United Use your Master Charge CdvbrTEaMCaOR* 1 SIGSHORL a«w»iGORDON PARRS,)* Itom Wamet Bios a Wamei Cornmunicaiions company Villas Loulaa Rd., Bolton Methodist Church will meet Mon­ OridirsAl KHantfUACh BvatlBDl* on Curiom R e co id s day at 8 p.m. in the reception hall lOUNOTBAm AiJBUM A V M U M J | Open Snndfsyo— Closed Mondays ON PAAAMOUtTT BtCQRM it ^ the Aurch. A. Ray PetU, NEWINGTON 1 WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER Plus (R) Rated Co-Hit Mioytlve director o f the Oonnec- HIM HlUt HILLS AVINUE "Get To Know Your Rabbit" Uent Prison Association, will be n Ill Ki IN I LiKNriKi I M O S H A S 1)1 a n i h k .h w a y the guest speaker.

i . \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetta', Conn., Sat., Oct. 7,1972- PAGE I PAGE F O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 7,1972 I II— — I— — » I I— ... . I I — ' ^ .11. - ..A I. I.. mml ■ „ . . , , Other Editors Say i®anri|ratrr iEu^utn^ Canadian Business Bodies Election Promoted Founded OcU 1, 1881 Harry R, Elliott, formerly of The United States U not th e’ Manchester and son of 'the late only country which will hold a newspaper by carrier daily before 0 p.m. Mr, and Mrs. Harry B. Elliott of PubUahed by Manchester Publishing Co., national election this year. Up In Henry 8t., recently was promoted IS BIssell S tn ^ , Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation de(>art- Canada, our good neighbor to the to treasurer of the Alten Foundry north, there wlH'be election tde()hone 64S-S711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-0946. an and Machine Works Inc. of Lan­ one week ahead of ours at which caster, Pa. Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulatioo time Canadians will choose and hoiidays. Eintered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press between the Liberal Party and Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail the Conservative Party. Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is the "Liberal Party candidate Burl L. Lyons Publisher n o financial responsibility for typographical errors appearing in advcr- who stands for re-election. His Subscription Rates opjionent Is Robert L. Stanfield, tisei^ ts and other reading matter in Hie the nominee of the Conservative Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. Party. Stanfield is former One Month |3.2S One Year |39.00 Display advertising closing hours, three premier of Nova Scotia. Although Single Copy 15' Six Months $19.50 full days prior to publication. the Conservatives won only half Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon By Carrier, Weekly 75' Hu:ee Months $9.75 as many seats as the Liberals In {»ior to day of publication; 12 noon FYlday the last election, circumstances Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. have altered the situation somewhat since that time. Stanfield is expected to attack SHOP SUNDAY Trudeau’s record specifically in NOW the field of economy, giving THOUSANDS MORE special emphasis to the (act that Air Strikes Probe the unemployment (ate In ITEMS ON THIS Canada stands at 6.7 per cent, 1.2 higher than the latest figures here GREAT SALEI Makes Us W onder in the United States. those feather merchants in Washington, Trudeau will counter with the There is a time-honored saying in the proposition that Canada Is now a STOCK UP FOR military that first and foremost you should determine strategy. Harry K. Elliott nation of great vitality, one which WINTER ON shouid cover your own self. Wondering, if what Lavelle says is believes in itself and never has A member of the Manchester This is also known as passing the buck true, and Abrams, Moorer and who looked to the future with such Lodge of Masons, Elliott and the buck has been zooming around knows who else knew about the bom­ optimism. returned In 1965 to receive his 25- at a frantic pace since Air Force Sgt. bings, why the American people were What impresses us about the year pin. In Lancaster, he is VITAMINS Lonnie Franks charged that Lt. (Jen. deceived about U. S. policy (hat they Canadian system of elections, and active in the Lancaster Lions John D. Lavelle ordered bombings of pay so dearly in so many ways to which it undoubtedly styled after Club, formerly its president and North Vietnam that were contrary to support? elections in Great Britain, is the now serving as Its secretary- length of time it allows between Nixon administration policy last fall. Wondering why Air Force Chief of treasurer. He is vice president PHARMACISTS Staff John D. Ryan said he feels Lavelle, nomination and election. Both and director of the Fairfield ON DUTY Lavelle, who was then commander of who never said anything public about Trudeau and Stanfield were County branch of Central Ohio the Seventh Air Force but has since nominated last week. This gives Junior Achievment and is a the bombing until Franks did, has suf­ them just seven weeks to cam­ been retired from active duty with a member of the Fairfield fered enou^ (even with his demotion paign, compared to the long American Legion Post. Rexall Rexall one-grade demotion in rank, does not his pension is around $25,000 a year) and months of campaigning which are Elliott is married to the former Rexall ASPIRIN Rexall deny that the raids took place. He TOOTHPASTE why the military in general h ^ shown observed in the United States. Mildred Bauman of Lancaster. Aerosol Mouthwash admits that aggressive planned air such a calculated indifference? We seriously doubt that it is b‘a*«. 5Gr. lOO'i Tlie couple has a son, Denis. Shave Cream M-31, RIenn strikes were described in official reports necessary to campaign for the Rt|uiar List 81c Hie actual bombing itself may turn Lavfndar or Utl 1.0? 2/ 1.03 trSlM Orif as “protective reaction” operations to out to be the least important part of this presidency from July or August Named Analyst Rtdi-Shm Pmt Bnchlntr Lilt 1.02 conform with the then U. S. policy troubling episode. “Protective reac­ until November every four years. James J. Olzacki of Vernon has U -oi. U it 1.13 2/ 1.14 List 1.13 which forbade American pilots from tion” in a lot of ways was just another For one thing, it is far too costly. been named an analyst in the For another, it takes too great a 03 attacking targets in North Vietnam un­ one of those euphemisms that have management services division of 14 less their planes were attacked first. debased our language, among other toll on the nominees themselves. the systems and methods depart­ Is it too much to suppose that any things, in this war. If you call infantry ment at The Travelers Insurance Lavelle also says that (lien. Creighton candidate cannot make himself patrols “search and clear” missions Companies. Abrams, U. S. commander in Vietnam, “perfectly clear ” within a seven Rexall One Tablet Dally instead of “search and destroy,” it Olzacki joined the company in RexaU Rexall Timed Action and Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, chairman or eight week period? 1971 as a methods assistant. A Natal Deconiiitint makes them a lot more peaceloving, and 'Multiple ______Rexall of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, knew what Late Purple Aster. (Sylvian Ofiara Photo.) Both parties freely admit that graduate of the University of BUFFERED ASPIRIN if you call air strikes “protective reac­ VITAMINS SACCHARIN CAPSULES was going on. But both Abrams and campaigns are far too expensive, Connecticut with a B.S. degree, Fast-Gentle tion” it makes all of our pilots John plunging candidates and parties -f Iron 1,000 $ ID’S - Uit 1.43 Moorer vigorously say they didn’t have Olzacki is a member of Theta Xi ‘

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SL Frauds of AsaW gecood Coofreidional ONiCh First Church of Oulst, L IM CviM U ih m alitt Society North IM le d Methodist Church BoH— Osfwprt—■! Otwii 873 EUlngton Rd. United Church of Christ R i USINESS fe^ERVICES ,'J})lRECTORY Scientist 4MMata8L SOOPaikerSt Bolton Center Rd. South Windsor 44A, Coventry 447 N. Main SL Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Rev. An otd P. W otwood, Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor Rev. John C. Gay, Minister Minister Mioiftar Pastor 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, day School and Nursery. 10:15 a.m., Church School. 1 0 a m . Worship Servlco. 10:30 a.m., Sarvloe. The Rev. vice. Sermon: "Eiperienc^ in Assistant Pastor L U C A'^8 "Unreality” is the subject of the 10:30 a.m., Woixhlp Service. OAMPINQ Mr. Weetwood will speak on: Religious Education.” HIGH GRADE leMon-termon. 'The Golden Text: Sermon: "Rainbow Chasing For Self-S*rvlce "Issues and Questions for 9 a.m. Church School Nursery Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 EQUIPMENT n Samuel 22: 29. Christ.” Laundromit Spaceship Earth: What Can We and Grades 3 through 0. p m . Unltarlau Fellowship •IM UtMiyffli' Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Tenta, Goto, Bleeping Baga, PRINTING Do When Planning la Inevitable 10:30 a.m. Chuich School. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, of Glastonbuiy Cinfwn Mull Air Mattreaaea, Btovea, meeting. and Freedom Is in P e ril? ” Nursery, Kindergarten and and 11 a.m. Academy Junior High Sulft, Pinfi iiHl Lanterns Job and Commardal The Christian Science Reading Talcoitvilic Coagregatioaal CmIi Nursery, Church School Grades 1 and 2. Parents should Main St., Glastonbury 53 TOLLAND TURNPIKE P rin tin g register students after the Room, open to the public except Church Sacred Heart Church •Tailoring FARR'S Manch/Vemon Town Una Prompt and EMclaat on Saturday and holidays, is United Church of Christ “ The Everything Store 1“ Trinity Covenant Church worship service R t 30, Vernon 10:30 a m.. Service, Nuiiery •Dry Claaning FREE TOWING Printing ot AU Klada located at 968 Main St. The hours Rev. C.G. McCallister, OUmp - Bike ■ Sport 302 Hackmatack St 8 p.m. Young Adult group Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor •laundry Servica PHONE 643-2467 are 11 a m. to 4 p.m. Monday Interim Pastor and School. » MAIN STREET Rev. Norman E. Swensen, meets at the parsonage. Mlddle- Rev. Edward Konopka 176-178 SPRUCE ST. Houit MON tHUSS FRI Community Prtis through Friday. at Depot Square Pastor liidu discussion group naeets at Assistant Pastor SAM to to PM 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. MANCHESTER Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 254 Broad St., Roar the home of Mervin Thresher. Driva-ln Parking TUfS WED SAM loSPM Fun Gospel Christiaa Sunday School and Nursery care. Messiah Evangelical Lutheraa J. FA R R — 649 7111 SAI SAM lotZNoon Telephone 643-5727 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. Fellowship Interdenominational Sermon topic: “ Is Life Too Short Church classes for all ages three through Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, Concordia Lutheran Church Orange Hall For That?” (Wisconsin Synod) adult, phis an Infant-Nursery. and 12 noon. 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, 3 0 0 Buckland Road, CUSTOM M A M 10:50 am .. Morning Worship MANCHESTER Rev. Richard E. Bertram Pastor Gilead Coagregatioaal Church South Windsor Ostrinsky CANVAS AWNINGS with the Rev. Mr. Swensen SL Bernard’s Church MANCHESTER Vice Pastor Hebron Rev. Karl R G u rgel, Pastor preaching on '.‘The Five Ways to Rockville DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL 00. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsy Jr, Manchester Pel Center Faithfulness.” Children's Church Rev. John J. White Opposite East Cemetery 9 a m.. Holy Communion, and open discussion. Sunday Pastor Rev. William Schneider 10 a.m . Worship Service. MATERIALS for Grades 1 through 6, plus a pleased to know that we are Ssia^DDiL Church School through Grade 6. School. Everyone loves a pet. At least Nursery for preschoolers. Rev. Anthony Mitchell Quality Memorials Nursery care for small children. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. The that’s what it looks like if you delightfully air conditioned — not Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible IRON 10:30 a m.. The Service, Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. Ser­ Over 80 Years’ Ebipeilenoe could see the large clientele of only for the comfort of our CHOICE VARIETY Study with the Rev. Mr. Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church Fix Furniture Now Qiurch School for Grade 7, 8, 9 Church of the Assaunptiau mon topic: ‘”rhe G ate o f SCRAP METAL pet lovers who visit and patronize customers, but also for the com­ Swensen. Nursery available. Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 Rt. 30, Vernon tapestries they have. No long- and high school. Nursery for Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Heaven.” Nursery provided. Call 649-5807 fort of our animals. Qualify and 11:45 a.m. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Moat of ua hate to part with {,eed you .worry about chooo- the Manchester Pet Center, now small children. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor 9:45 a.m.. Church School. and PAPER located at 9 Maple St. in down­ "Some of the services offered Church of the Naxarene Rector A. AIMETTl, Prop. favored piecea of furniture and velvet for this velvet will Seafood SElS U S F O B i Rev. Robert J. Burbank 781 PA R K E R ST. town Manchester — just around by us are: Blend all our own bird 236 Main St. SL Matthew’s Church Harrtoon SL, Manchester the reault is wo keep putting ^ot chush or mat; the new ny- ft Alomlnnin Roll Dp First Congregatioaal Church Tel. 848-6786 or 648-6870 the corner from Main. They are and small animal food, plus we 43 OAK STREET Rev. William A. Taylor, Tolland 8 a m.. Holy Communion. off the work. P * M Upholstery haa a ahorter nap and it Asmliigu Church of Christ Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and of Hebron in their new and larger quarters, carry major brands of food; 'TEL. 649-9987 Pastor Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor 10 a m.. Family Service and Shop offers a most convenient and wears. Crush a piece • Door ConoplM Lydall and Vernon Sts. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., grooming aids; training collars 7:30 p.m. (March School. service to vacationers. Just call giggoeth It out; not a mark formerly occupied by Lucky Lady • Stonn Door* Elugene Brewer, Minister Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 Pastor Max Plrog, the owner of the ghoiw. Laundromat. There is plenty of and leashes; complete selection • ConiUnatfon WlaAowu 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 STEVENSON’S and 11:45 a.m. iP * M Upholstery Shop, the cSioose braid or antique.nails drive-up parking at the front of training aids for obedience; AUnoliM ter Awnlug Oo. ages. and 7 p.m. MERCURY 9 a.m , Bible Classes. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. I number Is 640-6324, and tell him finish your furniture and large selection of tropical fish, 186 W E S T C E N T E R W t. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church door. 10 a m.. Worship. Sermon: "In Church of Jesus Christ of The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. Travel Agency when you plan to be away. He aquariums and supplies; com­ Telophono 648-8081 Message by the pastor. Children’s 10:30 a m: Sand HiU Rd., South Wlndaor ESSO G a i- Christ.” Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Sermon topic: “The Gate of will make arrangemenU to have ^ thrilled with SUrted in 1953 by “ Ben” plete line of Smith-Worthington BotabUshed 18tt Church and supervised Nursery Rev. James A. Birdsall, 646-2756 405 M A IN ST. Ished you will be thrilled with 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Heaven.” Nursery provided. your furniture done at this time zo, it is now a friendly family guarenteed collars; wild bird provided. Unitarian Meeting House Vicar the results. "God Created.” Terryl E. Draney, Bishop 9:30 a.m.. Church School. NO SERVICE T E L . 649-5533 'Then when you return your fur business with his wife, Daisy, and supplies for your outdoor 7 p.m., Evening Service. 50 Bkmmfleld Ave., Hartford At P * M Upholstery Shop all Upholstery „ CHARGE nlture will bo ready for you, kinds of upholstery Is done, from his son, Greg, bringing 40 years of feathered friends; plus we are Message by the pastor. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat 8 and 10 a m.. Holy Commu- • Tune-Ups experience. Ben believes that and Shop 9 a.m., Fhiesthood. Unkm Oongrcgadonul a n rc h looking like new, and you will antiques to the moet modem of known as the ’’house of the mix­ P M mon. RESERVATIONS FOR not be Inconvenienced by Its ab­ RE-UPHOLBTERINO Sooth United Methodist Church 10:30 am ., Sunday School. Rockville • Engine Cleaning furniture, and the work that Is satisfying his patrons is the ut­ ed breed puppies” Salvation Army 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, •HOTELS HUHI • MODERN FURNITURE Main St. aixl Hartford Rd. Classes for all ages. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister sence. hidden la done lust as careful­ most Importance; and up to this " —We also carry a variety of and ANTU)UES 661 Main St. Nursery and Worship Church •AIRLINES • General Repairs Mr. Plrog has many years of Rev. Dr. George W. Webb 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Rev. Lyman D. Reed ly as that on the ouUlde. As an day, Manchester Pet Center has small animals and birds...” • Ciwtoiii Furniture Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence school. •STEAMSHIPS experience In upholstering fur­ Rev. Wayne Kendall Associate Minister St. Mary’s (Hiurch • Stamps example, tii© 9-knot method of served over 45,000 customers. "Once again, if you have any mid Slipcovers B e ^ e , Rev. Eugene J. Charman 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER niture and you know that you tying springs In used, and only “ We stand behind every quality sr*n S|ieclnllzing in Hand Tutting Rev. Robert W. EUdridge Jr. St. Bartholomew’s Church Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, Rt. 31, Coventry problems at all, please don’t BIBHO Made To Order Corps Officers are getting the services of an the best In foam rubber—Qood- product that we sell. We are Pastors Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Assistant Pastor Assistants in Vernon Assembly of (jod Rev F. Bernard Miller, Paxtor expert when you have work hesitate to drop in and talk it over Complete Selection ot Giristian Education Rev Richard F. Rougban, YOUR Manchester’s oldest existing pet with the friendly staff at the all Materials 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 104 W. Main S t, Rockville done at this shop, yet you will Many 6f the newer materials 9 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Ser­ Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 p.m. Assistant Pastor shop in continuous operation in new Manchester Pet Center. iM O r o R M i f r e e ESTIMATES Adult Classes included. St. James Church Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, MEMORIAL COMPLETE find his prices to be very rea­ are protected by Scotchgard Lower Level ot the Parkodo vice. The Rev. Dr. Webb Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades this area,” Mr. Gozzo says. ” Oh yes, w e’re open daily 9 to 6, 10:45 a.m., Holiness Meeting. Minister CORNER STORE PET CENTER sonable. li you want custom and this Is wonderful where fur­ 649-6824 preaching. Sermon: “ You and 11:30 a.m. 5 through 9. Adult Study Group. Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. furniture, this is the place to go. He feels that anyone who has a Thursday night til 9...” Mon., Tues., 9-6: Wed., Subject: “ Abounding in the Work Father Charman, who was ordained shortly before being o Party Goods, Magaxlnes Cantriti- PirikHli niture gets a lot of use and Promised Your Gifts.” 10:30 a m.. Church School in­ Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and Drive around In back of the problem should feel free to ask Do you save coins or stzimps, or Thiirs.. Frl. 9-9; Sat. 8-6 of the Lord: No. 2, “The 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, o Groceries, Cold Cuts Tropical Fish — Turtlis where there are children. Spills Nursery through Kind«garten St. Bridget (liurch assigned to St. James Church, is director of St. James School. fants through Grade 4. Parkade and you can park right would you like to take up this Workers’ Privilege.” Nursery classes for all ages. 10:45 a.m. o Fruits—Vegetables Hamsters - Gerbils wipe up and will not penetrate him for advice. "Regardless of at Susannah Wesley Hall. He also has taught mathematics and physics at Notre Dame fascinating hobby? The Connec­ Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. M iitd Breed Puppies In front of the shop. ’There Is the fabric nor will soil. How- where you purchased your facilities provided. Grade 1 through high school • Greeting Cards Rev. James F. W on High School, West Haven, and at St. John’s (MUege in Sermon topic: ’’The One G y (Jod 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Am­ Aquarium Accessories, etc. always ample parking on the you can protect fabric not products, we still do our best to ticut Ck>in and Stamp is located at MANCHESTER 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Maj. We Depend On You . . . Our Own Special Blended meeting in Main Building. Rev. William J. Stack Always Hears.” lower level of the Parkade and scotchgard by solve your problem. We feel that the entrance to the Manchester GLASS Beadle preaching. Maryland. (Herald photo by Becker) bassadors youA group. First Cougregational Church '^oo Oon Depend On Us! Pet Foods 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist 5:30 p.m., Senior High Youtb you are welcome to stop In at Pet Center. They not only carry a AUTO PARTS a For Aulo WlndahtoMa T h u r ^ y , 7:30 p.m., Bible 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. United Church of (Christ purchasing a can of Scotch- your pet problems are ours. Youth Fellowship. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Group will meet at the church to Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER any time. full line of coins and stamps, but Fellowship Group. Main St., Coventry gard In an Aerosol can at the Living at 83 Ralph Rd. in a For Store Fronta aud p.m. in s ^ o o l auditorium. go to Coventry Riding Stables for Rev. James W. McBride, till Midnight PET CENTER Do you have antique furni­ p & M UT>holstery Shop. Full Manchester, also gives us a per­ they also carry a complete line of all atzes ol wliidewa Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and a bayride. Avery St. 9 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER ture, or do you collect it? If so coin and stamp supplies. (Tome in Emanuel Lutheran Church Radio for the Week Pastor 863 MAIN BT. 6 4 6 -0 2 6 3 directions for lU use are on the sonal pride, not only in our fine OPEN • For Table Tope St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 6 to 8 p.m.. Junior High Youth Christian Reformed Church It could be a problem to have can and It works like magic. anytime to talk over your and Church and Chestnut Sts. (These are the basic listings, and include only those news broad­ Rev. Robert Heavllin, store, but also in our lovely SAT. to 1 P.M. OPEN 8 A.M. (ikO'F.M. Park and Church Sts. and noon in school auditorium. Group, election of officers. 661 Avery St. South Windsor ij this upholstered correctly, but You are most welcome to stamp problems with Mr. Gazzo, Rev. C. Henry Anderson, casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry other short Interim Pastor town,” he says. When the SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Rev. George Nostrand Rev. Peter Mans, net If you take It to the P & M visit the shop at anv time, even — he’s very helpful and friendly. Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, newscasts. Daily sports information can be found on the sports weather is warm or hot, you’ll be Rector St. James Church Uuited Methodist Church Minister SEE US FOR QUALITY Upholstery Shop. ’They do au­ If you are not contemplating pages.) 9:30 a m.. Church School i. A. WHITE Co-Pastors Rev. Eldward CB Shewell Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, TAILORING thentic work on all antique fur- having any work done right Rt. 44A Bolton 11 a m.. Worship Service. GLASS CO., INC. Robert A. Lanier, Intern F’astor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs : nilure and, unlike some shops, now. You will be Interested In Priest-in-Residence Rev. David M. Campbell, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. IXATL SI BlMcll St.— Tel. MMSn Rev. Stephen J. White Rev. Eugene J. Charman W POP -1410 CUSTOM ,Mr. Plrog does hand tufting. the samples of work done here. W INF - 1230 Pastor 11 a m.. Worship Service. -By CLAY R- POLLAN UIKA 9 and 10:45 a.m.. The Service. Rev. Ronald Haldmena Rev. James M. Boyle MADE A Sarvka You can safely entrust your In the materials to bo used and J®, AXIIS iMoDday-Frtdayl 7 p.m. Evening Worship. Your Doily AdivHy Guido Nursery for infants. erv I Prince of Peace SUITS prized pieces to the P & M Up- you will get many Ideas when M4R. Z1 6 00 ail Love — Lou Morton 9:30 a.m.. Church School. O f According to fho Sfon. MONDAYFRIDAY Lutheran Church 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 10 00 Tom Jones For Ladies and Gentlemen . holstery Shop. you visit this shop. 'When you do To develop message for Sunday, FREE DECORATING 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Eucharist, 6 00 Art M orm Nursery through Adult. Sincarity 1 00 Winters Rt. 31 and North River Road Stop In at the P & M Uphol­ 3- i- 9-14 School for three-year-olds p.m. 8 00 World Nevrs an ■Alterations — Cleaning have work done, be sure you reod words corresponding to numfciers 50-59-75 Services for Trial use. 4 00 Hike Greene 10:25 a.m.. Coffee and Conver­ First Evangelical Lutheran ^22-28-39 through Grade 7. 8 15 Art Morten Coventry stery Shop and see the shim­ have It done here and you will of your Zodiac birth sign. • WALLPAPER 9:00 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser­ Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 7 00 Ray Dunaway Chnrch of Rockville Repairs Where Personal SCORPIO- 9 30 Arthur (iodfrey Time sation. mering antique velvet, corded y f TAURUS 10:45 a.m.. Classes for Grades 8 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. 12 00 a>oby Rivers Rev. W, H. Wilkins, Pastor Consideration be more than satlsfleld. 1 Todov’l 31 In 61 Evwls ocr. z jj • PAINT vices for Trial Use, with sermon 10 00 Jeff Jacobs 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Nursery, 154 Orchard St. MANCHESTER , velvet or some of the beautiful A«.Z0 2 Work 32 B« 62 Important In Your and 9 and post-confirmands. 2 00 Dan Foley Is A Tradition 3Unfa*orobl. 33 Your NOK. 21' • CARPETING by the Rev. Mr. Shewell. Church (Salurdayl Infant through Grade 2. ’’Laity Rev. Richard E. Bertram, I ^ MAr 20 Selection of Art Coffee will be served between SL John’s Polish Nadonal 6 00 The World Tonight 6 00 all Love — Lou Morton 9 a .m ., Sunday School TAILOR SHOP 4 Frank 34 Som. ^ 15-33-48-52/ • DRAPERIES School, Nursery and (M b Gass. Pastor ^■^11-13-16-55 5 For 35 Figoroi 65 ^ r Catholic Church 6 15 It 's Sports Time 10 00 Ray Dunaway Sunday” Theme: ’’Opportunities 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 400 Mam Street .^62-73-76 60-77-81-881, & Framing services. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning 6 20 Phaultless Phil 10:15 a m.. Worship Service. 6 Enlortoin 36 Lightor 66» Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, 2 00 art Winters to Serve.” Speakers: Jack FREE PARKING 37 Improyomont 67 To SAGITTARIUS 7 10 Wide World of Sports 6 00 Chip Hobart GiMtNI 7 Discussion Burr Corners, Manchester CUSTOM Coffee House. 7 20 Songs ^S in atra ^ Hunter, Harold Porcheron. 9 a.m.. Religious School. 38 Di«t 68 Activitiot Sccong Oongregatioiial Church Pastor 12 00 a>bby Rivers MA7 21 8 With NOV, 22 7 35 Lowell Thomas 9 Gombfirsg 39 Purchow* 69 Should Next to Caldor 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Book of iSundayl 9:15 a.m.. Adult Discussion 70 Moke dec!’ 21 United Charch Christ 7 45 Jim Frances Rockville United Metiiodlst ^^VJUNf 20 lOChongos 40 Evont S ([>U A R E S Common Prayer, with sermon by 9 05 Monitor Group. . 1 Rocognition 41 In 71 Order 19-26-30-42. Masses, 8:30and 10:30a.m. 12 00 Capitol Area Viewpoint 10 30 Concessional Report Church 4- 7- 8-43 385 N. Main St. SL George's Episcopal Chnrch 12 Likely 42 ''' Contocted 72 ^reeoble . 65-78-87-89^ 5fl Cooper St., Manchester the Rev. Mr. Shewell, Nursery 2 00 Jeff Menzel l^tem ate Sundays) 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Grooming! Rev. Felix M. Davis 142 Grove St. l>'53-54-71 13 Comes 43 Portrrer 73 _ 11 00 News. Weather, Sports Rt. 44A, Bolton 74 Develop CAPRICORN care. SATURDAY First Sunday of eadi month. CANCta U O r 44 Ask FINE QUALITY 643-9892 Minister Gospel Hall 6 00 Religion Rev. John W. Mortimer, FOR 75 Irtdicoted 6 00 Weekend Rev. Standish Macintosh, is Guard 45 Is DEC. 22 ^ Wednesday 10 a.m.. The Holy 7 00 Sunday Through The Valley - Cliff Communion. 21 76 Indepervlenr.e 415 Center St._____ 8 00 CBS World News Pastor POODLES 16 Todoy 46 Your Eucharist, Services for Trial Use. Simpson Interim Priest 77 Form SAH. I* DIAMONDS 8 15 Weekend AND ALL ‘ •JUtr 22 17 Out 47 Of 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 8 00 Tom Jones 78 A 1-23-47-61 ,• ilydranuitlo 'I'ran«mlitlon PAUL'S didate—the sectarian spirit. Loyalty thoroughly enjoying a comedy •hotpoint •maytag •igidaire •zenith Ol’t N IIAIIY 9 .10 A M 6 PM IHURS (R I9 PM to one's country demands involve htid TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IlepuIrlnK PAINT SUPPLY romp witli Lucille Ball. •rca •Panasonic westinghouse •hotpoint 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER 46 West Center St., Manchester, and ment. not apathy. The fabled New York Jets loth and nth, from 10-12 In the morning. At this •dryers ‘etc. All Work Guaranteed 645 M A IN S T R E E T M L DAY ORCHARD HILL •stertos •dishwashers •radios «tvs g u a r a n t e e d SATISFACTION Route 83, Vernon quarterback, playing himself, AVERY STREH N APfIM time you may contact MRS. PORT at 643-280S tor Texaco Lubrication Service T *l. 649-0300 CHURCH OF CHRIST Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone 643-9561 Wo Glvo Green Stamps SNNDAY 8 U l - 9 makes his comedy series TV OpM8AM.-6P.M.7 0iytAN«tii information. Lydflll sad Vemoa Xyaota debut Monday, Oct. 9, on "H ere’s Phoost MM817 404 WIST MIDOU TURNPIKI Lucy,” 9 p.m. on CBS. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 7,1972- PAPE NINE

PAGE EaO H T- M A N C M E S ^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Confi., Sat., Oct. 7. lt>72 P^ir of Nervous Pitchers Herald Angle Chargers Continue Undefeated Pggg In N.L. Opener in Playoff By EARL YOST Top Three Places PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh Pirates and Ondn- games as the Reds swept the Pirates in three strai^t In Cop Third 1970. Sports Editor nati Reds, two teiuns who bullied their divisions, begin the For Tribe in Win National League playoffs today with a pair of nervous The Pirates hit .274 ss a team, 23 points better than the In Midget starting pltchm. Reds, and Roberto Clemente w u one of those largely Placing individual runners in the first, second and third Pittsburgh’s Steve Blau, an admitted nervous wreck responsible for the unusually high average. Notes from the Little Black Book spots, Manchester High’s cross country everytime he goes to the mound, and (Snclnnati’s Don Clemente batted .312 en route to 3,000 career hits and Grid Loop in six CCIL meets yesterday afternoon by trimming HaU Gullett, too jittery to sleep well, match deliveries In Game helped the Pirates run away with the Elut Division pennanL Just for the record, the Boston Red Sox lost seven gamra High of West Hartford at Memorial Field, 17-J8. No. 1, clouded by pouible stormy weather. He also killed the Reds when be played againat them. due to the player strike last April. Three were schedul^ m Mid-point in the Individual winner was Captain 3.(>atty M, 4.Rutt H, S.Lemieux There’s a 40 per cent chance of rain aa the Pirates begin While the PitUburgh right fielder must be considered the Detroit and one with ,^e Tigers at Fenway, plus three home Manchester Midget Football Jeff Geyer who covered the M, 6 Bucy M, 7.Dauch H, defense of their National League title In this best-of-five- Pirates’ most valuable player along with Stargdl, the Reda B.Winograd H, 9.Glonfriddo H, starts against Oeveland-For the first time slnre the Braves season finds toe Chargers, toe course in 16:25. Runner-up was game series. Game time is 1 p.m., EDT, at Three Riven have a couple in catcher Johnny B w h and second baseman lO.Steinbcrg H. Joe Morgan. With Bench’s NLrleading 40 homers and 125 moved from Milwaukee to Atlanta the club f a ^ to attract at whipping boys in their first Scott Moffat in 17:09 with Jack Stadium. least a million fans for home games...Bill Merrill, finb ratcher two seasons, in first place, Cratty third with a 17:16 clocking. “I have no control over my adrenalin,” said the excitable, RBI and Morgan’s 58 stolen bases, they give the West Another bright spot for Coach with Moriarty Brothers’ entry in the Hartford Twi“^ ‘ after a solid 18-0 win over the extroverted Blau. "It just comes naturally. You can be sure Divlsioji champion Reds a wafer-thin edge in power and Baseball League the past two summers, is coaching tne Giants in the second game last Ray Horton’s Tribe was the Schoebel speedi showing of Jeff Buey who irn- I’ll be pretty nervous by game time.” Quinnipiac College fall basebaU team. MemU is a native of night at Mt. Nebo.The Blau says he* particularly concerned about the Reds’ proved his time 20 seconds in Blau, however, Bgures to be the calmer of the two Springfield, m., and a graduate of Southern ^nois U niv^i- Patriots hold down second starters because of lUs noteworthy accompUshments in first three batters-Pete Roie, Morgan and Bobby Tolan, gaining sixth place. gives them another sparkling runner. ty where he starred in baseball...Former Manchest» High place after defeating the Jets Results l.Geyer M, 2.Moffat M. Tops E.C. recent yean. He won two games in last year’s World Series yrhadlM '*^Tbe thh« that makes them so tough b that they not only and University of Bridgeport soccer stor, Jim Kuhlman is in the opener, 22-0. succeu against Baltimore and had 19 victories and a fancy have speed, but they can hit the ball out of the paric,” Blau again coaching the varsity hooters at Fairfield Umvereity this Right and Bob Stoker set up 2.48 earned run average this year. f^...Shep Messinger, substitute goalie w th the U.S. Olympic the first Patriot score when he Harriers said. "It isn’t like you’re pitching to three Punch-andsludy Behind pace-setting Henry 'The Pirate pitcher, a 30-year-old right-hander who reached soccer team, refereed the filing Junior High soccer game here grabbed the ball after the Jet Bennet Notches i baseball success relativdy late, faces a young, iuu’d-tlirowing hitters. ’They’ve all hit home runs off me at one time or this week. Tom Kelley handles the fine BUng squad...Eddie safety dropped a fourth down Schoebel, East CathoUc High’s another. cross county team nipped rival marvel in Gullett. Kasko has announced he’ll retain his four coachra Mxt season kick at the Jet 11-yard line, "^ o Soccer Victory “If you let one of the first three guys get on base. It’s hard South CathoUc High yesterday Gullett spent a couple of months battling hepatitis this with the Red Sox, Eddie Popowski, Don Lenhardt, Lw Stan^ plays later, fullback Stan Zima to give your total concentration to ^ nch and Tony Perex. buUed over right Uckle to score. The Bennet varsity soccer team afternoon by a 21-24 count. sununer. He was a Pirate-killer in the 1970 playoffo at the and Doug Camilli...The report out of ^ston is that Ted And that’s dangerous.” The second score came early in upped its record to 2-0 by The win upped the Eagle age of 19. The baby-faced southpaw helped uve the last two Williams didn’t want the job of managing the Red He haa the second quarter when the blanking Windham yesterday in record to 3-4 and South dropped his fiU of the post with Washington and Texas. Most of the Willimantic, 5-0. Patroit B team Uneman, Mike •<« to 4-3. enem ies among m em bers of the fourth estate in Beantown are Donnelly, Keith Condon, Mark The locals led only 1-0 at half­ Beside’s Schoebel’s winning ef­ no longer on the scene that Williams feuded with over the Boczek and Corky Chandler, time but exploded four goals in fort in i6 :27, balance proved to be (AP photo) 2l~Year-Old Southpaw to Face Pirates years vvhen he was a player...BiU Tuthill, who iras responsible ganged up on the Jet ball carrier the second half to win going the key for the winners as they for bringing midget auto racing to West Springfield following in his own end zone to score a away. grabbed third and fourth place, Starting Pitchers in A merican League Playoffs plus the last five scoring berths. World War II, will be honored Sunday at Thomj^on safety. Jeff Gorman tallied twice as ...Mickey Lolich of Detroit and Catfish Hunter of A *s Speedway. Tuthill launced the Bay State promotion wim A1 With about a minute to go in did Tayo Stimac with Tim Summary: l.Schoebe, 2.Pajak Gullett ‘Has Become Man” Warner at the time a Manchester businessman, and Jay the first half, Patroit quarterback Castagna booting one ball thru S 3 Givilett, 4.Skehan E, AND Rubinow...Mark Houle of Andover is a mem^r of toe Dave Romano tossed a 14-yard the nets. Best defensively were S.Nelson S, 6.Stevenson E, pass to Mike Hayes in the end 7 Lupacchino, 8. Bucclno, Quinnipiac varsity soccer team this season. He s a Rham Hign Bruce Ballaed, Matt Walsh, Bob zone to make the score, 14-0 Pats. Nurmi and John Paquette. 9.Halle, lO.Dana. RADh According to Anderson grad...When Tom Yawkey accompanied the Red Sox on toe The extra point attempt looked \ '.V final road trip it marked the first time in more than two like a sure thing until broken up Martin^ Williams/Winless faced GuUett in 1970, he said, “’That boy PITTSBURGH (AP) - “ D o n decades the owner saw his team play avvay from by a fine defensive effort by Gary SATURDAY Gullett,” according to Cincinnati throws wall-to-wall heat.” Fenway...Pete Lawrence, a freshman at Clark Umvereity in Demko. Ex-School Teacher 1:00 (22-30) Reils vs. Piratet Manager Sparky Anderson, "has Gullett was compared with Sandy Worcester, is a starting fuUback with the soccer team this faU. During the rest of the game Jet Miss America Terry Anne Meewsen Finds Bowling 1:45 (8) Notre Dame vt. Koufax and went on to an excdlent Lawrence graduated from Manchester High l^t defense of Colin O’Neil, Steve Michigan ^ t e , WINF become a man. ...over Pins Harder Than Bowling over Judges season in 1971, com|riling a IIW record June...Channel 22 will feature all Saturday and Sunday inhl Agostinelli, Chris Devlin and Bob Tops Heritage Open In Previous Playoff Tries 4:00(2^^0)A’lV l.’ngert “He went from a boy to the best with a 2.65 earned run average and three games of the Boston Bruins starting tonight. Whitmore worked hard at 5:00 (8) Wide World of Sports pitcher on our staff and he’s still the keeping the Patriots at bay. But Williams, who countered with right-hander Jim “Catfish” shutouts. SOUTHBURY AP - Former school teacher ^ ty OAKLAND (AP)-Billy Martin and toe Detroit Tigers SUNDAY same person. with just a few minutes left Hunter, said, “I’ve announced my lineup, and naturally 1:00 (3) SainU vs. GlanU, WTIC In spring training this year, however, Burfeindt, who leads into today’s second round in toe LPGA came here with the World Series their goal, but the Oakland NBA Players Best Paid Romano sneaked it up the middle Athletics and American League playoffs stand as formidable would be interested in knowing Billy’s. But I don’t need to (22) Patriots vs. Bills Don Gullett is No. 35 of the Reds. A Gullett was not pitching like Don from one yard out to make the Time Ripe for Cowboys Heritage Village Open, says professional golf is a lot more 4:00 (22-30) Re. yard pass play and the other a Vic Marinelll 139-396, Pete Aceto RockvUle 27, Wlndior Lock! 22 . teams from Mexico and one Iropi clubs. champion Boston Bruins get un­ goaltending and defense, features 12100 Noonto3iOO P.M . Henry of seven and 10 yards. Only II Bob Uary (W) 1247 lor 2.7 inllee l« terchange and association during Al Rochester, Ron Garvirasluk pass from the 20. Both conversion 144-138-398, A1 Bujauclus 356, Ed the United SUtei. On Saturday Saturday's schedule matches derway Sunday by entertaining Jacques Richard, No. 2 pick Send checks to Dean Yost one of the conversion attempts new coune record: 2) Brand (R)l 2) the travel with the Mexicans and and Doug Keeler each scored a attempts were successful. Burbank 357, Ken Seaton 138-359, (IragnolaU (Wl; 4) Brock (R); 5) AcquMM night the Chinese women will Tidewater at Hershey and the Los Angeles Kings while the behind Harris was successful. Americans.” pair of goals for Providence Bennet s next game is at South Rocco Lupacchino 361, John (W). 6) Taylor (R); 7) Noel (H); 2) PWW face the U.S. team, which haa the □eveland at Springfield. Sunday, c/o Manchester Herald The only score in the third (Rl: 01 Kardaa (Wl: 10) HeUerlck (Wf. Rieder 140. Rockville U 7-1 quarter was a quarterback sneak Windsor Friday. X PAGE T E W - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 7,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MancheitCT, Conn., Sat., Oct. 7 ,1 9 7 2 - PAGE ELBVKN

OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLF BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR W AY B Y NED COCHRAN Soccer Or ‘Football’ fi im W WiHWt Im. Nt. T>L Bt. vt. hn. m. I WONIPCR VMHORE TH AT THERE WM 6 UILT WRIT7EW MOUVe aO TTE W ao CARRIBP \ Quatlon; How do you (ronvort come the worthy Wetherifleld Erardl was loit due to a 1«8 a coupie oi good InildM also. FLAKIN' FCUNB IS HIPtN' ALL OVER HIM, A^A-AWP HE AWAV WITH THE SLICCBS9 OP WITX Mancbestar started off slowly, HCV, &VLV6CTERi LOCKEP LIKE HE WAS TRVMS M3UR CAPTLWE ITS AIUPPLEP (oott^ll (am into m l "lootbaU” loccer team 1-0. injury. OUT n v / r . THE and the Wethersfield hooters had TO PUSSyTOOTOUT THEODOR, yiDUR MIMP/ WITH MO SHOUT- MAJOm fuu? Aniwor; By continuing In the Platt game, MHS lUted Chrli iSaunden rounds out the UMMoncEP/ 1 AVWAOEPTD IMdORPOUNPlMdOWTHH \ opportunities for giMli. E R A * Hlfr JACKET BEFORE HE POOR, I SAV HE'SSHEPHISj BOATO POIN^LUCLUCKk 'he■ your winning way* and exciting off quickly and icored In the flnt fullback line with Jeff Stone and OUTBR SKIM AMP 1^ fabric ANP3TARTBP A A coLLBSB? JF COULP COUL. franxy on the field. minute of the game. Blax Stimac The mein reason they were

HUNDBEP- fVWPOMSH IN I OUSTOVERIMrai BY AL VERMEER PRISCILLA’S POP CW5.1HW5A ESPECIALLV FOR US /l«Hri?e»pp. NOM-SWIMMERS' The High School World Special Chariot For The Queen T” SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 VOL. XXXV, No. 3 Homecoming ()ueen Kim McArdle is given a special ride by Manchester H i^ School Homecoming festivities last week. (High School World photo by Gary S ^al) n O two fans, ^ Ip h Taft, left, and Tom Cameron, during I ® 10-7 . CWWtrNU. TM ■■» WA M, — . Karate Show To Benefit AFS Homecoming Is A Big Success Club Hikes BY HANA BARBERA THE FUNTSTONES Up Bear >i/„ Karate, with all Its fascinations 12.50 for adults. This advance sale school year at M.H.S. Mary Nna- of M.H.S. Not only will the retur­ Last Friday night’s the pep rally was the introduction high school. Among their selec­ of inner control, will be coining ticket will get you into the tour­ JJemba is our exchange student ning student (Pam Horton) be homecoming dance can be of this years varsity sports line­ tions were “ Flat Foot Floozy,” to M.H.S. Saturday Oct. 21. A nament and the show. If you buy this year. able to share her experiences but deemed an overwelming success, up. The girl's track team made “ Whipping Post,” and a revised Mountain our exchange student (Mary version of "If I Were a ...IS N 'T tournament involving all levels of your ticket that day it \^U cost thanks to the great enthusiasm of it’s debut for the first time at On Saturday, Sept. 27, MnaJJemba) will be able to share carpenter.” Although the band T H A T Ibrate from a white belt to a you an extra dollar to get into the How will the A.F.S. benefit? the spirited students. The dance Friday’s pep rally. Manchester High’s Outing C3ub P IT C H E R her culture with us. Entert^ing the crowd, was had trouble with the acoustics, GUMMER STREET BY PHILKROHN bbick will be attracting Karate tournai.nent during the day. Half of all advance ticket sales started at 7:30 and went till 10:30. had its first activity of the season; VYONPERFUU'? Everyone connected with this they were still appreciated by the students from all over the will be given to the A.F.S. as pure It was interrupted by an hour the local rock band "Bull” . This a hike up Bear Mountain the HE N / r s program have felt its effects. students. Eastern Ck>ut. The A.F.S. is a student ex­ profit. In order to send a student long pep rally at 8:30. Included in was their first appearance at the highest point in Connecticut P'Yoo 'i&Ofe iSkD You eeMBM0&Z TP6 evei?Y , ^ p PAY i THEIR BATS, Many M.H.S.'ers got to know At the dance the students voted NO A/\ATTER At ten in the morning change organization where a stu­ abroad this summer it is The nine club memben, ac­ I NEvei? j MAV6 I AVUSk: rdwn m Ximena VaUirezo our exchange for this year’s homecoming M & SAP ^ Y 6 AMP ft?(366r eliminations in each category will dent of M.H.S. will have the necessary for the M.H.S. branch companied by Mr. Gteeser, Mlsa eui\2LeY/ THl$ LlTYUe student from Equador test year, queen. The queen, Kim McArdle, AMY (S * V TMe (5CVP be held in the gyms and cafeteria chance to spend a summer of A.F.S to raise a certain amount Kirby, and a Springer Spanlal and will get to know Mary this and her courL Mary Curtis and PAY^'! area. That night at finals, abroad living with a family in of money. Thanks to the named Daisy, left the high school THATfe Min' year. Sue Peck, were elected by showing the best in each area wiU another country. Pam Horton a Firedragon Association the Cross Country parking lot bright and early So to support the A.F.S. and students that attended. The glrb ' TT?ue/C»«iY;/ be held. Dr. Pla will also give a Senior at M.H.S. spent last A.F.S. has a chance to raise most Saturday morning. Alter a two- also have an enjoyable day and were chauffeured around the speidal Karate exhibition, all this summer in Turkey. This program of it here. and-a-half hour ride, the club night look into buying an advance The Forgotten Sport football field during the half time starting at 8 p.m. also enabled a student from A.F.S. doesn't Just benefit the members arrived, intact at the ticket. of Saturdays f(x>tball game. The I’m sure everyone remembers another country to spend the student we'U send abroad but all foot of Bear Mountain. It was y coached by Mr. Raymond Hor­ girls vrae also presented with O: the Karate Show put on last year As you probably already know, three-and-a-half miles up the ton. The girls team is coached by flowers by Glen Cooper. with Dr. Pla and the Firedragons. Cthree varsity sports head up the mountain, straight uphill. When Mrs. Pat Neilson, and captained Dr. Pia demonstrated the self 1972 Fall scene. If you know that the club members finally arrived by senior Kim McArdle. Both control which earned him eight Girls Cross Country much, you’re batting an even .500 at the top, panting and red laced, teams are looking forward to a MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER bbick belts, (encompassing every (sorry, baseball’s a spring sport, they a g r ^ that it had been well winning season. BY FRANK BAGINSKI form of Karate and forms of isn’t it?) Okay, so most people do worth the effort. PLAIN j a n e So, next time you see those WHY, EVERY TIME X I THINK TMATS Judo.), by breaking a 600 lb. All You Wanted To Know know that there are th m major From the top of the mountain Y M’LOVE, WHEN ONE fall sports. Now comes the test— “ Skinny kids in the red shorts” X M ISS G»RIN\BI-E\ \o^n I HOPE \ oiXhlG, 'c r\o rkiiAi H A W / THAT’S you BEND youR WHY I LOVE VOUR block of ice with his hand; chop­ you can see into three states; RUNS FOR PUBLIC Did you know that girls cross more than most of you move all running up the soccer hill after Mary Ellen TH E V5ACE IS O VER ! I ELBOW, VbUR MOUTH MOTHER...SHE HAS ping a watermelon off one of his the way. can you name them? Connecticut, Massachusetts, and you'RE O FFICE ONE DOES A LAUGH! country has started? Really day long. At the scrimage, Manchester school and on weekends, don’t NOT A DROLL, SEN SE OF students stomach with the use of Sure, you say, that’s easy. New York, and the view of them N O T DRINK.' I GAVE FLIES OPEN' thrilled about it aren’t you? I can Cross country is a long distance came in second on the JV level. fear for your life. They’re not These halls are walked alone and DRINKIMG UP DRINKING HUMOR ' — ^ a sharp sword and without Uh...let’s see — teere’s football is quite beautiful, mainly lakes tell by the way you’re scratching running sport where as track is Although as a team our Varsity insane or out to conquer the friendship is a wish — Reach out FO R GOOD/ leaving a scratch; and many other (I'm sure glad I tackled that one), and forests, dotted here and there your head and screaming, “ Ma, mainly a short distance sport. didn’t have enough girls to have a world. They’re all in a world of and touch the arm of the souls startling exhibitions of Karate. uh, um, soccer, and, and... by small farms. what’s cross country? Oh The regulation CCIL girls cross team standing we did place their own, the wide green world you wish to know — life is Being the top in the U.S. and • That’s where most of you drift In (Edition to the view, another country course is anything under fourth and sixth over all. or cross country. waiting. Mie1^ ate top five in the wwld, off. You all know about soccer highlight., of the trip club suppose 1 am being a little two miles. The MHS course is one That’s all that can be said for Dr.- -oi-Pia is well,«-ii qualified.qu3i|f(ed He“ “ ^ suppose I am being a 111 and football, but just can’t think members Was the many friendly overly sarcastic but have you ever and three quarters miles plus six- now but watch for us. See ya started the Karate Association of of that third sport. Then you get a people they met along the way. really taken a look at sports hundred yards. later! I’ve got to run. America and Is interested in brainstorm, “ Hey, I’ve got it Club members were offer^ besides football and soccer? They Now that we have a course showing people what Karate is all now! When I go to watch soccer cookies, had their picture taken, exist you know. You bet, even the what do we do with it, right? Ok, MHS Defeats Platt about. practice there’s always a bunch of and chatted with people they met girls are out there running. Let wise guy I’ll tell you. There are The Firedragon Association is skinny boys in red shorts running on the trail. 1972 MrNauBhl SjhiiIm I'm** me tell you about it. about five other girls cross coun­ Skiers Unite and the score was 32-14. e> sponsoring this program and it by. And girls go by too. Is that Watch out fellow CCIL teams, It was a tired but happy group try teams in the area that we run Hardwick finished the day with The cross country team holds it?” the M.H.S. football.is rolling. The that disembarked at the high will benefit the American Field Skiers! ’The M.H.S. Ski Qub an impressive 153 yd. rushing on MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY practice every day at three against. Avon has already had all There, you’ve got it. Those Tribe notched their second vic­ school that evening, ready for a Service organization at the High had its first meeting after school an unbelievable 44 carries. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI o’clock and occasiomilly on Satur­ the teams over for an invitational female pace-o-maniacs aren’t tory in as many starts test Satur­ School. Ticket prices are $1.50 for on Sept. 28. Mr.-DiRosa called Fleishman was the offensive good night’s sleep. WHAT AAAKES day mornings. Some are out there scrimage. At the scrimage they running because they love sweat day by defeating Platt High of HE KES^ \_^6^aQ»a- v c children, |2 for students, and the meeting to order and an­ kicker for Manchester as he YOU THINK DROPPING to compete while others Just also explained that L.S.D. is the and pulled leg muscles, and Meriden 32-44. A fine crowd X HAVE A FEELING • SIX-GU N JUSTICE,' * LA W nounced many changes in store totaled 160 yards on the ground WLiyjDEOCmCJN THAT-2 HINTS. WHAlfePlAVING OF THE ■JUNQUE," want exercise. What do we do? best form of work out. LSD they’re not part of an un­ turned out at Memorial Field for the club. The idea of day-trips on 13 carries. For his perfor­ IS GOING TDAGK AT THE KIDCHE “ BUCCANEERS BCOTV.f. Run of course, In fact we run stands for long slow distance by derground espionage movement. despite bad weather conditions. every week if possible was mance he received the Hartford ME FOR A RAISE. MATINEE AT They’re all out training for a Scuba received with enthusiam by the Times Player of the week award. Girls Field THEORFHajM? common sport, the forgotten It was raining, and for Platt Steve Samiotis had another fine members. sport of MHS, CROSS when it rained it poured as the ■...... Also discussed was the future game as he scrambled for 88 Hockey Team Trip COUNTRY!! Indians found the end zone the hards even though he was unable '**11His**' Gym Anyone ? Ski Show, presented by Rizzo’ Ski Cross-country has often been first three times they had the Opens Season Planned Shop of Hartford, and M.H.S. A called a more draining sport than ball. Dave Fleishman was the to practice all week due to an All boys in grades ^11 are Swap-meet possibility was also offensive ken as he scored the illness. K>-7 Many of you guys may have either football or soccer, or, for brought up. first and third touchdown in the Defensively for the Indians Deepsixers. The MHS Scuba wondered what the female part playing flag football oftS’soccer that matter, most other sports The girls field hockey team, ^.ip'''..-...... There are also many seats left first period and Steve Samiotis Lyle Eastman and John Murphy diving club is once again for­ of MHS does in © to class. Well, uniter the supervision of Mr. because of the great amounts of coached by Miss Priscilla Mally, on the Jet flying to Saas Fee, sandwiched in his first of two were again standouts. Etestman mulating plans for an exciting to satisfy your curiosity here are a Anderson or Mr. Soltenek. Senior gruelling muscular activity in­ opened the 1972 season Thursday, Switzerland in March, they scores as Manchester led 20-0. was named defensive back of the year. At a recent meeting few facts. Senior girls are busy boys are in the pool now and will volved in it. Sept. 28 with an away game BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE already have 2 feet of snow over Before the close of the first half week while Murphy was again members discussed upcoming losing tennis balls under the move outside for soccer or flag Cross country is a sport only for against Rham at Hebron. bootball. there. Platt scored and the team went defensive lineman of the week. Although the girls suffered a 4-0 ' GET IN THERE,YOU TACKLES. LET'S SEE THAT'S THE VAY.' WHAT'S THE HE CAUGHT MY dives in the area and advisor Mr. direction of Miss Mall. those few rugged individuals who into the locker rooms with the Next week the Tribe enter- YOU BREAK UP THESE PASS PLAYS. BREAK 'EM UP/y matter, PANKT? ARM JU S T AS 1 Soon however, but not soon A full program of Intra-Mural can endure loneliness and defeat, in the test half they flnaUy CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Hunt showed his impressive taines Wethersfield High at TH R EW . J SORTA enough, according to Miss Malty, sports is available to all students Teen Center fatigue. Muscles are run to the score 26-0. united forces and allowed Rham slides of underwater life taken Memorial Field in a key C.C.I.L. TWISTED IT. IT'LL they will be moving to the pool after school. Swimming, flag point of exhaustion every day in The second half of play saw only one goal. GOOD THING YOU during test year’s club trip to the BE OKAY IN A football, soccer, weight training News very little of evasive action as encounter. Wethersfield’s (2-1) When asked about the team’s CARRY THESE CUFF.5 , Bahamas. area to astound Miss Faignant practice, and those who truly HNUTE. Thundermug is back. If you both teams scored only once. only loss caiqe at the hands of d u c e y i ...i 'p s a y y o u r . This year the Deepsixers will (the new senior © m teacher) program and the newly formed compete in it must be in top progress. Miss Malty said, "W e’re BIRD'S ABOUT missed them last time you won’t Manchester’s Samiotis found pay Conard High of West Hartford starting off with an inexperienced spend a week at the Palm Beach with their aquatic skills. Judo Club are Just a few. condition, both physical and men­ want to miss them again. An dirt for the second time and after whom the Indians play the team. Against Rham the team Hotel in Jamaica which is known As of now Miss Faignant is The new Judo Club is run by tal. Runners ofter run distances exciting seven piece rock group three periods of play, the Tribe following week. Both played much better and hopefully pACU 0 for Its beautiful undo^water coral teaching field hockey to the ninth Mr. Allan Corbee, anyone in­ from one to ten miles (and that with horns, Thundermug will led 32-6. John Hardwick of Platt Wethersfield and Conard are will improve with more ex­ NELSON] formations. The coat of the trip graders and Juniors. In November terested may contact Mr. Carbee includes both boys and girls) play from 7 :30 to 11 tonight. was not to be stopped as he champions contenders so perience.” They are looking will be about $250 which Includes they will attempt volleybal|j, or sing up in the Boys Physical alone. scored the last tally of the day, Manchester has it’s work cut out forward to a winning season. plane fare, hotel room, and Sophmore girls are setting class Education Office. MHS at the present time has the conversion attempt was good for them. Making up the team are seniors TOMIC TECH,WITH AN OPEN PATE, PREPARES TO breakfast. Also Included in the records in track and field: two cross country teams, boy’s MEET THEIR ARCH RIVAL,THE WEST KANSAS PRAIRIE P065. Toni Baxter and Barbara fee is a dive each day at nearby Javelln-Meliss Schardt 68’, Linda and girl’s. The boys team is cap­ Squadrito, co-captains; Shirley reefs with weight belt, tank, air, Chapman 66.5’, Lesley Sweetnam tained by senior Jeff Geyer and Cox, Sue Crockett, Sue Digan, ;rIv.Mc« and transportation provided by 59’. too yd. Dash — Sue Brewer 12 ‘Merry Wives’ Cast m Guidance Notes Joan Donovan Karen Frost, Mary the hotel. sec., Darcy Walter 13 sec., Deb­ ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN Ellen Hewey, and Sheila Mayer. Prior to the trip, Deepsixers bie Cameron 13.2 sec. Standing third in a series ol semmars lor Test — Preliminary S.A.T. Attention The junior members are Gall LOOKS LIKE I'LL HAPTA MAKE MY I VtXJR MOMENT HAS COME, parents of students planning to THE PRISONERS B U T H E S will offer a diver certification Broad Jump — Deb Parkinson (P.S.A.T./N.M.S.Q.T.); TesUng ’ following people to be crew HAVE ESCAPED^'*' IN T H E MOVE...WHILE I'VE STILL GOT / OAF,' PREPARE TO MEET further their education, which Last week, after several Bartlett, Coleen Flavel, Ann LISTS' SOME OF THIS SHIELD LEFT.' \OUH M A K E R / STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF course for $40. 7’2” , Cheryl Hyde 6’11” . Date — Oct. 28; E)eadline — Oct. chairmen: Program, Laurie will be held next Tuesday sleepless nights of soul-searching, Gracyalny, Lynn Lessard, and Any student interested In any Well now that you guys are 20 (Guidance Office.) World CoralU; Costumes, Laura Hlivyak evening, at 7:15 p.m., in the high Mr. Hay selected the cast for Jane Polowitzer.The sophomorea^- of these activities should contact satisfied, how about answering Applications for the State of and Cheryl Champy; Sound, school cafeteria. Sources of and “ The Merry Wives of Windsor.” are Kathy Bolak, Wendy Comp*/ president Jeff Bolton 643-7097 or some questions the girls have Connecticut Scholarship Program Kathy Donavan; Makeup, Linda 7T application for financial aids, Jed Krascella heads the cast Sherry Hyde, Anne Leslie, Nancj/ Mr. Hunt in room 205. asked. for high school seniors are now Travelers Clarahan; Publicity, Bethany such as scholarships and loans, list as Sir John Falstaff, that Lewowicz and Deb Rooke. available in the Guidance Office. Bowen; Lights, Pam Watch; will be explored by a member of Good news! How would you ponderous old lecher out to get Managers are Sue Mosler and Deadline for filing applications is Tickets, Meg Btekslee; and Set the Guidance Department, and like to be the one boarding a "Merry Wives,” Mistress Ford Gail Shlmaitis. Dec. 15. Construction, Andy Slade. the implications of new federal plane to Saas-Gnind Switzerland? (Anna Cyr) and Mistress Page The team’s first home game ’The Guidance Department will Assisting Mr. Hay in direction legislation will be discussed. How would you like to ski in the (Clara Greenfield). W ill be on October 10th a^nst be a "clearing house” for student will be Paula Saimond. During the 3rd period next world famous Swiss Alps? Jealousy reigns in the character Rham, so come out and support tutoring this year. Students who Crew meetings will commence Tuesday, Octy 10, the Guidance Well, if you ski and are a of Ford (John Gearheart), it. want to volunteer to tutor, or shortly. Please check the Sock Department / will conduct an normal red blooded person you tremendously annoying his friend who want to be tutored in a and Buskin board in Room 271 to ^ tT7l fcf WCX, Im . T*I Mt U L » assem bly an financial aid. will probably Jump at this chance Page (Gerry Perrett). Page’s subject, should sign up in the see when your crew meets! Let’s A Thought Application for financial aid, if you have not already done so. daughter,’ Anne (Ellen Guidance Office, Room 107. Bangasser) is the subject of the get out and work to make “ The Those who live for tomorrow SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA packaging of aid, and local ’This well planned trip departs following four’s affections: Fen­ Merry Wives of Windsor’’ will never see today. On Thursday evening, Oct. 12, a scholarships will be discussed. for Bradley Airport by bus and ton (Geotge Sweetnam), Sir Hugh another Sock and Buskin success. ^ A c > r r VteAClE U»*C/M(g> 6 representative from the College Students who have a class period then flies to Geneva on Friday Alc«Eie, Heasfe A TriATs orrA H0!..THe ftAC? PB5T EX'ans (Mark Zarbo), Dr. Cauls ierrm z fop x j u t o a i e , ftD»2WAi2P727'iixJ(? RaoM ANO PEAOBSAT Entrance Examination Board 3 and who wish to attend the evening, Feb. 26. - (Joel Krutt) and Slender (Marc s A P S e . fQn\<'5 answer any questions from the 3rd period; Wednesday, Oct. 11, students immediate family and Co-Editor Art Editor Pistol (Greg Haroian), Nym (Tom audience. The program will be Joseph Lawrence School of Nur­ the faculty and school staff. DIANE KELLSEY ANNACYR Latham), Robin (Kathy Peter­ C hrtSlopVitf*' held In the high school cafeteria, sing, New London, Conn., 6th If you are interested please Faculty Adviser son) and Simple (Richard Byam). Feature Editor at 7:30 p.m. period; Wednesday, Oct. 11, contact Mr. Peter Di Rosa or Mr. CAROL LARIVEE ZANE VAUGHAN American International College, Bill Di Yeso quickly as the trip On the business side, the ex­ 10-7 Financing post-high school E t Springfield, Mass., 7th period. ecutive committee has chosen the N o SclrvooL Oc-V. education will be the topic of the will fill up quickly. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchaitcr. Conn., Sat., Oct. 7,1972- PACE THIRTEEN Holp Wantod HoIpWahttd 35 Gardtn Product* SO PICK YOUR oyr) appira. DO The "Action Markolplace" ladder! needed, tlondaroDona* REGISTERED NURSES Orchard*, 529 Woodland St- NIOHTS and EVENINO S-Full and Part-TIma TIm Economiool Way • Over 15,000' Paid Subscribers South Olaitonbury. 6SS-2S75. Houathold Goad* • Over 60.000 Daiiy Readers SENIOR CITIZENS SI Continuini Individuilitid in-ssrvica Planned orientation To Advortif# profrim. SEWING MACHINES, Tuition reimbursement* Touch and Sew, $47.50; 1972! • Fast Resuits No rptetlon Blue Cross/CMS Zag, unclaimed law-avFav, $48. 16 words, 8 days ...... n-89 Ample Irte parking DISCOUNT SHOPS Paid pension plan* Giuranteed. 5224)031, dealM. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Long form diubllity* 16 words, 6 days ...... 83.24 Liability Irisurance CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Mijor Midicsl* Hoapitellietlon wrlte-otf* SINGER Touch and Sew, like words, days ...... 84.50 Piid life iniurince* new, hems, buttonhole*, liretch 16 10 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION Nine paid holidays (pro-rate for Phirmicjr discount ititcnes, monommi, lewi on . . . part-time) *20 words, 26 days ...... 814.56,, Dcedline lor Selurdey e»d MonrUy Vicitlon, one week slier 6 NOW . . .No aervlce charge* buttons, fancy amigni. Originally 12 days sick leave, accumlative AppUenoea aad TV Too! U 12:00 Noon Fridny months, 2 weeks after one year Golden of any kind with CBT'* $399.50, now only 199.65. Easy Happy Ads ...... 81.50 inch to 60 (pro-rata for part-time) "TIm town's tooding terms. 5224)476, dealer. PHONE 643-27U (pro-rita for part-time) Years CompUmontary • 66 TREASURE SHOPPE Employee recreation club. Checking Checking Account*, it you're Employee credit union hardwar* stora" JEWELERS Accounto 66 or Over. ESTATES and household lots to Movlng-Trucklng-Storag* 20 blau MANCHESTER PABKADE buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. Campers-Trailers •IW iwIMIe fw pmI-Om •ewhuw-MIt Mk vi iSmU wt "PtitnmMe" mnl« fw put- No Service Charge. t ijr M'l.jr t t/ 7f I*'. Mobila Homes BUSH C o n n e c t i c u t HERALD MANCHESTER - DeUvenr — happy ads tlewri. ’ UnUmited free money We honor area Senior CLEAN USED — refrigerators, PLEASE READ ht trucking and package HINIMUM HOUMT MTE S4. - Here wHk iqwrlwci, HUS laMreui SHIFT, CHAME, WEEKEND order* for Senior ClUaena ank a ranges, automatic w ashm urlth m i HOIIDAT DIFFERENTIAl WHICH AAE AOWTIVL HARDWARE CO. B Citizens with a 10% guarantees. See them at B. D. BOX LETTERS BERRY’S WORLD ivery. Refrigerators, washers Order Your with *avincs account*. KEITH'S FwliirtH f Mwm Uwi plMH uK Fh m w m I OlHct. Ev m Iiii M m lM iMy to ininito H m m •m BfAIN STREET Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main St., YOUR AD d stove moving specialty, ctovtotoU. T r u s t Of Bfaneheotor disconnt on all For Your SILVER tdlng chairs for rent. 649-0752. VERNON MANOHB81KR CaU 6462lh. Classifiad or "Want Ads" are a Branch Office* IIU Bfaln Street purchases. Information taken over the phone as a con­ “Happy NATIONAL RANK Open Dally tin e p.m. GAS SPACE heater, $10. Antique BEAUTIES Radlo-TV Repairs 21 in Manclveater THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VERNON CIRCLE Sat. tm 6:S0 sewing machine, $10. PuU-chidn 71 HAYNES ST., HANCHESTES, CONN. close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT HARRY’S COLOR — Television screen, andirons, 36” Copper If you have always envied the people Thought” sea-1222, EaltMlM U1 hood with fan, $20. 6468430. tiser using tx>x letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in Service, repairs to black and G O L D C A R O S ; ; STATE answeripg blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The ' that tow an airplane type construction white and color televisions. We Carry a Full Line Ir'i'ririrl trailer, why not look at these pre­ Senior Citizens Gold I WELCOMED AT DINING R(X)M Uble, pine desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE Connecticut State license No. Today! NURSES Aides - aU shifts, I Help to Senior OUlaene, owned luxury units 000638, Phone 633-1418. COMBINA-nON-Bookkeeper- of Touralne Paints and plank, trestle base, oval shape, can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion tor mature, responsible Individuals Saleswoman, one who has a basic I Cards are honored at | gug;, 5x6’ drop leaves. $85. CaU aftCT 4 any advertisement and then only to only. ’Trainlnig available for those Wallpaper Supplies. 1970 Airstream 25’ International Drassmaking 22 knowledge of bookkeeping. Is Offers Reduced p.m., 6M-2218. Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser­ who quaUfy. EXceUent wages and land yacht. Air con­ good with figures and can also Admissions to Senior in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the benefits. Ajmly Meadows Con­ seU. Five day week, Tuesday- KITCHEN table with formica ditioned ...... $5,995. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, ... SemaoM SALEM NASSIFF (,'Iassified Manager. Manchester value of the advertisement will not valescent Home, 333 Bidwell Saturday, 'Thursday tiU 9. Shoor NASSIFF PAUL'S Citizens on aH film top, two chairs. Reasonable. CaU suits. Bridal gowns and veUs. any hova Mat you CAMERA A PHOTO SHOP Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser­ Street, Manchester. An equal op­ Jewelers, 917 Main St., PAINT * programs. 6467397. 1967 Silver Streak 24' Tandem. Also hand set fashion Jewelry. at* MAIN ST. WAIXfAPEB SUPPLY memo listing the companies tion. o boppyarfl portunity employer. Manchester. ARMS CO. 701 BtAIN SI Like new, inside and out $3,495. 649-1133. c a l l 44S-2711 MANCHESTER you do NOT want to see your eai MAIN STREET a u -im 048 MAIN STREET Enjoy Yourself — 36” GAS range, three yean old, letter. Your letter will be CASHIER fuU-time for cash and avacado. Like new, $175. Crib and 1966 Avion 27' Complete luxury, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 27 647-MM Get Out To See A Movie destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 Manchester NURSES, RNs-LPNs carry lumber yard, many com­ 191 MAIN mattress, $15. (Jar seat, $10. (XU including swivel chairs . $3,495. pany benefits. For an appoint­ au-i86a before 3:30, or after 6 p.m., 646 one you've mentioned. If not it MORTGAGES, loans first MARTI ALL SHIFTS, will be handled in the usual Autos For Sale second, third. AU kinds. Realty Evening ment caU Mr. McIntyre, 649-6136. 0380. - Happy Birthday FULL AND PART-TIME Grossman Lumber Co. GOLD CARD HOLDERS manner. ______40 UNITS TO CHOOSE statewide. Credit rating un­ 10% DISCOUNT Z0% DISCOUNT 1967 BUICK LaSabre, V-8 power necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ To a (j real Sister and FREE CHECKING COLONIAL couch and chair, Uke Z FROM Herald BOLTON brakes, power steering, tial, quick arrangements. Alvin Sister-In-Law Duo to our ripid growth wo ir t NURSE’S AIDES needed. Due to To AU Gold Card Bolder* ACCOUNTS to Senior Citizens all day 1 0 % new, $100. Green tweed. (XU 647- ;;;; Personals-Announcementt 2 automatic, snow tires, 646-1831. rapid growth we are Increasing 9406. « Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 Love, incrossing our profoiilonal staff. Ei- Monday and Tuesday, PHARMACY on moot Item*. ______to Constitution Plaza, Hartford. Tom, Carol and Pam ctlltnl starting ailiry, rogulir uliry our nurses aide staff. Must have to aU Senior OltlienB at RIDE wanted by two ^ I s to PONTIAC 1968, Catalina, 2-door RECTOWN, U.S.A. 1:30 • 4:30 Wednesday, GE refrigerator, eight years old, w Evenings, 233-6879. inertaata, ncoltent frlngt bomfita. transportation. Apply in person. any of our branchee. Route 44A See our other epeolal* F^chasing, Pratt 4 Whitney, hardtop, 400 engine, automatic, Route 6 West Willimantic Happy 10th Birthday East Hartford Convalescent Thursday and Friday. very goal condition. $40. 646 East Hartford from Main and power steering, brakes, and win­ For appointmint call Mrs. E. at the Notch MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd scon Home. 751 Main St., East Hart­ HARTFORD 4939. Woc^bridge, hours 8-4:45. 649- dows, air-conditioning. Rear mortgages — interim financing — To1 ie One I Love, Saunders, DIractor of Nursing, 528- ford. 0563. speater, polyglas H-78 tires, new 1972 JAYCO TENT trailer. Love, 1400, 528-6978. NATIONAL Open Monday • Saturday 6*. FOUR-piece bedroom set, two - expedient and confidential ser­ H appi JEWELERS battery, muffler. Excellent condi­ Sleeps 8, complete with range, vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- Kissy-Kissy and Grand­ NURSES AIDE, 7-3, Laurel BANK Sunday* and Heilday* 61 twin beds with box springs and 2 FREE candles, centerpieces, a tion. M9-6409. sink ice box, hydraulic surge Manor, 649-4519. h N I X 787 BIAIN BT. mattresses, wardrobe and dresser ... 5129. pa EAST HARTFORD beautiful gift for hostessing a brakes. Excellent condition. Call and Trust Co. 244 Center St., Mancheater MANCHESTER with mirror. $100. Evenings, 646 - 10 im br NtA, Ik. CONVALESCENT HOME 643^165 candlelight show. Do your Chnst- 1961 FORD Fairlane 500, 4-door 646-4722 after 3:30 p.m. Businuss Opportunity 2$ SECRET ARY-Research MANCHESTER PABKADE M anchester Phone! *4*-lse6 64S-6617 9138. mas shopping early. Call 872-3280. sedan, V-8, tired but strong, $50. 7S1 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD Assistant — FuU-time or regular Happ^Birthday An nqiul opportunity onployor. Phone 6434)055, after 5:30 p.m. 1964 SHASTA Trailer, sacrifice "Another tradition going by the boards— tennis whites! GRADY’S Coffee Shoppe, Happy 1st Decade part-time. Varied and Interesting HOTPOINT electric 4-bumer Z WANTED RIDE — from Porter $1,600. Call 649-6787. J.S.H. work in the environmental fielcT MM i( ; stove, hi good condition, $40. CaU Street to Pratt A Whitney, se­ W H A T hath God wrought?" Hartford, State office buUding. For your Art and Paint 1966 CHEVROLET Impala 4- $35,000-40,000 gross. Five-day Love, Love, Good typing skills needed. Some Gall after 5 p.m., 643-5512. Z cond shift. Call after 11 a.m., 643- door hardtop, power steering and Garage-Service-Storage 10 Marybeth, Susan, Kate, WANTED immediately, mature coUege education useful. Subur­ 10% OFF ' I M ( M ( M I I / I N I work week. Air-conditioned. Ex­ Jo-Jo, Tom Turtle and women with sales experience, Supplies, stop in at.. ^ FREE 7466. brakes, low nuleage. 649-9210. cellent sales and financing, ban research firm. Write Musical Instrumants S3 Z the 4-legged gray thing Julie and Paul contact Olan Mills, 6463350. All regular priced merchan­ a n AOfifi I tj I m m l I riili i WANTED - Garage (10x20’) for available. $15,400. F. M. (3aal providing details to Secretary, P. SOMETHING WRONG? Consult 1953 CHEVROLET, 4-door, Services Offered 17 Building-Contracting 14 dise. Sales and fair traded HAPPY year ’round storage of small Agency, Reialtors, MLS, 643-2682. 0. Box 282, Manchester, Conn., E. A. JOHNSON BALDWIN Acrosonic piano, » )ur Maker! Read God’s word. standard shift, good running con­ sailboat. Phone 647-1514. BEAUTIFUL European Health 06040 merchandise excluded. For detail* on Senior Oltlsen* PINE exceUent condition. Phone 646 r ..'rite now for literature. Bibles dition, $100. Call after 6 p.m., 649- CEILING AND — ceramic tile MASONRY— AU types of stone, The Old Gray Mare Happiness is... Spa in Manchester wants male specialist, one ceiling or all, brick fireplaces, walls, concrete Gold Card prlvUegea. BIRTHDAY 8774. S 4 Books, P.O. Box 124, 4068. Motorcycits-Bicycles 11 is over the hill, Having friends and instructor, preferrablv coUrae RN Supervisor, 3-11 shift, PAINT CO. ______------W Manchester, Conn. repaired, replaced. Rooms steps, sidewalks. No job too graduate, neat, fit and looking tor small. Free estimates. Over 20 SHELL neighbors like ours. exceUent w »es and benefits. HOUSE PHARMACY 1 PIANO for sale, 5 years old 1960 PLYMOUTH tvvo-door, EXPERT repairing aU makes of repaired, remodeled. Light on Burnt Hill a poasibie career in the health 728 MAIN STREET ADS Kimball, studio Upright with trucking. No job too small, years experience. After 5 p.m. from Many thanks. Apply Mr. 'ToUsano, Meadows Autos For Sale 4 excellent conation. Priced to bicycles Including 3, 5 and 10- DEALERSHIP business. No experience Convalescent Center. 6462321. MANCHESTER U Q O E n DRUO To our bench, tight walnutt ftaith, ex- sell. 649-3493. speeds. Manchester Bicycle Shop. special rate. 647-9232. 643-1870. 644-2975. Gay and Carefree Youth The Wemmells necessary. Must thoroughly enjoy & HALE AVAILABLE IN a IHANCHESTER PABKADE Senior Citizens cellent ctmdition, $500. (JaU 646 "• NEED CAR? Credit very bad? working with people. CaU 646 AVON caUing - Avon Christmas 94S MAIN STREET 4738 evenings. ~ Bankrupt, repossession? Honest 1967 VOLVO, 144S, white, MANCHESTER-East Hartford, CARPENTRY — Rep^, VERNON over 80! ------1972 YAMAHA mini Enduro, remodeUng, additions, roofing. 4260 for appointment. earnings can help make the Douglas accepts lowest down, automatic transmission, good under 1,000 miles. ExceUent con­ van truck with driver, moving, MOM, DAD, DEB | HAMMOND B3 - organ with Z rubbish removal, etc. Vet s (JaU Efavid F*atria, South Wind­ hoUdays happier for your entire smallest payment, anywhere. Not condition. $ ^ . Call after 5:30 dition. $325. Phone 643-0736. Ambitiout man dasirtd now for 01- and DICK | EXPERIENCED carpenter, in FREE CHECKING SEBYICB LesUe tone cabinet $2,200 and m 'Trucking, 643-2519 anytime. sor, 644-1796. family! It’s easy seUing fine Avon Courtesy and . . . If it's hordwore, Manchester Tire small loan finance company plan. p.m., 643-6335. itiin i 3-bay nnch stylo sorvico sta­ Thank you so much Js remodeling wanted. CaU 643-6712 ftoducts from our irresistible to our Gold Card misceUaneous band ^uipm ent. « Douglas Motors, 345 Main. SENIOR , . . Consideration NEW BOY’S 26” AMF Fload tion located on Route 30 $ 15. TMt for everything S after 6:30 p.m. Christmas catalogs. CaU now. we hove it! Senior Clttsena 643-9276, after 4 p.m. “ 1965 MUSTANG, V-8, automatic, REWEAVING OF - bums, WES ROBBINS caipentry master bike, red, first $30. CaU remodeUng speciaUst. Additions, unit offers oictUtirt profit potintial to Charlotte and Dick | 2864922. given to Hoaori 1967 BUICK GRAND - Sport power steering. Good running 872-0293. moth-holes, zippers repaired. SALESWOMAN - Pilgrim MUls BUNDY clarinet, excellent “ Window shades made to rec rooms, dormers, buUt-lns, tho ri|ht individual. CITIZENS Senior Citizens at... Open Saturday 9 • 12 Noon 400. Needs work. Best offer. Call condition. Phone 872-3361. Fabric Department Store is MANCHESTER for your convenience condition, with case, lyre. 242- Z before 2 p.m., 6494875, 563-3385. measure, aU size Venetian bUnds. bathrooms, kitchens, 6463446. SHELL OFFERS: INSPECTORS-Class-A, must be Senior Citizens’ 1970 HONDA, 450CL, exceUent looking for mature woman, part- experienced in job shop prac­ 8142. - 1969 VOLKSWAGEN camper, Keys made while you wait. TV • EicellenI Paid Trainini 35 p vv/ijx\o vv rivxui ^ t condition. Helmet and new rear 3 5 Help Wanted time afternoons, and evenings. tices. Only first class men need For prompt, courteous MANCHESTER HARDWARE & Cold Cerdf 1968 MERCURY Montego V8, 4- pop top, low millmileage. Call 643- portables for rent, torlow ’s, 867 LEON CIESZYNSKI buUder - • Financial Assistance HwIpWanttd tires. A real beauty, $800. 872- new homes custom built, Apply Hlgrim Mills, 434 Oakland apply. 'The Le-Mi (Jorporation. MANCHESTER ORCOA (Xncert electric organ, * door, power steering, |1,400. Call 6 p.m. Main St., 649-5221. • Insurance and Retirement Plan WAREHOUSEIMAN, Performing service that will also 5 ^ after ‘ 0003. remodeUng, additions, rec rooms, St, Manchester. 643-m2. DRUfi SUPPLY GO. 295 BR O A D ST. $150. CaU anytime, 646-4561. Z 643-4rai, after 6. • Many mort benefits general warehouse duties, ex­ ------* M & E Light trucking, attics and garages, utchens remodeled, save you money —• 877 MAIN STREET STATE BANK (Oppoeite Sear* Roebuck) 1969 PLYMOUTH, 4-door PRACTICALLY new 10-speed, Call collect, weekdays, 5269404, ask perienced preferred. Good STRONG, Husky laborer, hard 717 MAIN STREET ONE-YEAR old compact organ ceUers cleaned. FYee estimates. bath tile, cement work. Steps, DISHWASHER wanted, nights, MANCHESTER 1968 BUICK Riviera, excellent hardtop, V-8, automatic, power 27x1 Vi” tires, leather seat, alloy DEAN MACHINE benefits. An equal opportunity working, part-time. 6461442. patronize these mer­ 1041 MAIN STREET xvith amp. Flione 6462296 after 6 •• condition. Must sell. Getting CaU 646-8663 or 647-9610 anytime. dormers. Residential or commer­ for kir. Brophy. employer. CaU Mrs. Peiletier at good pay. Apply at the Acadia 643-1161 steering, aU vinyl, one owner. hubs, rims, center pole brakes. Niihts and weekends, call collect, MANCHESTER p.m. ■" married. CaU 646-2014 after 4 $1,195. 644-1972. cial. CaU 649-4291. PRODUCTS WesUnghouse, 130 F^isUge Park I^tau ran t, 643-1179. chants. 649-6381. 289-2817, ask for Mr. Jarvis. HOUSEKEEPER for modern p.m. LAWNMOVER SERVICE - 102 COLONIAL RD. Rd., East Hartford, 2 8 9 - ^ , for sharpening and repairing. Pickup DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, Or Wrfie: nursing home in EXst Hartford. RELIABLE woman wanted to Antiques 56 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, low 1971 HONDA, SL 100, good MANCHESTER-649-5265 an appointment. Apply m person, Burnside Con­ 1966 LINCOLN, 4-door hardtop, mUeage. Phone 643-0053 after 2 and delivery. L&M E l^pm ent additions, homes and babysit for infant and 5 year old, Inquire for details at running condition, 2,500 miles. remodeUng. No job too smaU, no valescent Home, 870 Burnside Known for Quality ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE THE FOL­ MOVING to smaUer home. 646-1188, 9-5. p.m. $250. nrm. CaU after 2:30, 647- Route 83. Vernon 872-8311, PART-TIME cook. Laurel light housework. Hours and Monday-’Thursday 65, Friday 69, job too big. 644-2427 days. 646 SHELL OIL COMPANY HARDINGE Ave., East Hartford. An equal wages arranged. Must have own our store. Open Mon. - SelUng collectibles, antiques, 1213. 477 Conntcticut Blvd. Manor. (XU 649-^19. opportunity employer. 2869571. Famous for Service LOWING : Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, Inc., Billie’s Beauty many misceUaneous items. (XU 1960 FIAT 124 convertible, blue, 1968 MGC. CaU 64&6694. Sunday Saturday 8-4. 7435 evenings. transportation. Please caU 646 Sat. 9-9:30, Sun. 9 - 8 East Hartford, Conn. for appointment daily from 10 to 5 new radial tires, am/fm radio, p.m. only. 1970 HONDA SL350, good CHUCKERS POtl’TER for modern 7545. Shop, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc., Conn. Institute of Hairdressing, Coret RUG CARE — General cleaning, N. J. LAFLAMME - Carpentry EMERGENCY room nurses, 11-7 7 p.m.. 6460319. 5-speed transmission, $1,500. 649- condition. $500 or best offer. (Set-up and Operate) convalescent home. Full-time shift, immediate openings for 6600, or 643-8765. 1965 CHEVROLET MaUbu, Flione after 4:30 p.m., 649-3071. attics, cellars. Fteasonable. (Jail contractor. Additions, position open. Must have REAL ESTATE career. Earnings Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land O’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady NORTHWAY remodeUng and repairs. 8761642. fuU-time and part-time nurses in $15,000 to $20,000. Must have THE PACK RAT—Antiques needs clutch. Reasonable offer 643-0541 4-6 p.m ., Monday Privatt Instructions 32 Nlflite and Diyi. All Benefits. transportation, ^ o n e for ap­ PHARMACY our expanding emergency depart­ license. Pasek Realtors, MLS, Beauty Salon, Manchester High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland coUectibles and bric-a-brac. Sun­ 1961 CONVER’TED to 1969 considered. Phone 649-3993 after GIRL’S ElngUsh bike, 3-speed, throu^ Friday. An equal opportunity employr. pointment, 5262167, Mr. Aaron. ••••••••••••••••••••••••******* S’TEVEN EDWARDS — 'TEACJHER of vioUn and piano ment. Straight 8 hour shift, no 2867475, 742-8243. 935 MAIN STREET 280 N. MAIN ST. day, 12-6, Fiora Rd., off Route K, Volkswagen, custom paint, 5 p.m. $25. Coffee table, bassinette, $3. The Florist, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, Bolton. custom Interior, mags, $1,200. Contracting agency. Siding, available in Manchester MM at rotation, exceUent salary and (Next to Top Notch) each, good condition. 649-7046. BABYSITTER wanted in ray benefits. CaU Johnson Memorial MANCHESTER Must be seen, l-423-93iS7. Painting-Papering 13 roofing, gutters, painting, interior Hartt CoUege, associate principal WOMEN TO — coUect eggs, 1970 CHEVELLE, 6 cyUnder, home days, 9 to 5 p.m. for two Hospital, Stafford Springs, (Jonn. Urfcanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s Food Haven, Sam Yuyles. 646-4016 Wanted to Buy 5$ standard shift, 18 mpg., X- Strvicas Offered 12 and exterior, masonry, stone, at Hartford Symphony, on faculty RELIABLE MAN wanted Miller Farms, North (Joventry, steps, brick, walls, concrete, etc. children, ages 2 and 4. Top 1-684-42S1 extension 11. 1967 COMET, 6 cylinder. Must condition. 643-2315. CEILING speciaUst - expert of Smith CoUege day school. 646 mornings for cleaning of floors. references required. F’hone 646- 643-8021. sell, going into serwee. Call 649- workmanship. One ceiUng or all Carpentry, remodeling, ad­ 5994. Phone 6 4 6 ^. CRANK phonographs, early SHARPENING Service — Saws, 8215 for personal interview. ------banks and toys, antique furniture, 8048, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1962 THUNDERBIRD, $250. knives, axes, shears, skates, your ceilings repairied and ditions. All home improvements, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• commercial and private. (JaU 646 .. glass, china, antique clothes and Good condition. Phone 643-6948 rotary blades. Quick service. painted. Also interior Minting Schools-Classos 33 PART-TIME Janitorial work, WAITRESSES for banquet work, Ai^tcles for Sale 45 Articles for Sale 5275, 65. Help Wanted 35 45 Boats-Accessorles ^ dolls. 643-6535. 1969 FORD, XL. $1,195. after 5 p.m. Capitol Ekjuipment Co., 38 Main and wallpapering. CaU 289-0773. mornings or afternoons. CaU 646 $15, four hours. (XU 6466439. Flepossession. Saving Bank of ELM CERAMICS — 70 East 5334. St., Manchester. Hours daily 7 :36 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TAG SALE — October 7 and 8th, TAG SALE - 552 Woodbridge EVINRUDE outboard motors, WANTED — Antique furniture, Manchester. 646-1700. 1971 SCOUT, very low mUeage, INSIDE — outside, painting, Center St., Manchester, (ky and 5, Thursday 7:306, Saturday, Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 BONANZA Sirloin Pit needs part- OFFICE MANAGER '9-5, comer of (Xlonial Road and Street, Sunday, October 8th, 9-5 Holsclaw and Mastercraft g |^ , pewter, oil paintings or immaculate condition. CaU 649- 7:364. 643-7958. ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. eveniiu classes, expert instruc­ time help, 11:30 a.in. to 2:30 Juniper Lane in Bolton. Some p.m. Gas stoves, candles, many trailers, sales-service. Complete 1969 FORD, 4-door Custom, (XU my competitors, then caU tion. Firing, grronware, wiring, TERRITORY MANAGER otntr antique items. Any quanti­ 6573. GUTTERS and roofs repaired p.m., Monday th ro u ^ Friday. a y DO YOU WAIVT TO SELL? antiques, some attic treasures. miscellaneous items. service department, boating ty. The Harrisons, 643-87(fe, 165 standard shiR, 302 engine, $800. TWO Handymen want a variety me. &timates given. 649-7863. ts, supplies. 643-0^, 649- Uniforms and meals provided. Watch for signs from Bolton supplies, accessories, Woolsey and replaced. Excellent ^ S m a ll office, billing, sales, inventory control and customergg Prior sales esperieuct it no rriterion / (Jakland Street. CaU 646-5586. 1964 BARRACUDA, exceUent of jotw, by day or hour. Yards, NURSE WANTED Apply in person between 2 and 4 TAG SALE — Singer isaaupg paints, Gerich’s Marine Service. workmanship. Reasonable prices. .^contact. We want a hard working man with incentive.:^-; A belter than avrragr income for the person wiith the desire to learn. This it not "blue th>’' — M l a Notch. ______••••••••••••••••••••••••••*•*** condition, rebuilt engine and attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom e p.m., 287 West Middle Tpke., machine, desk and chafr, toys, 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckland, decorating, interior and exterior, Free estimates. 6461399. solid opportunity for a man who is willing to W O RK in an ealabliihed market here in (zmn^linit. BOLTON pro, annual Flea Rooms Without Board 59 1968 PONTIAC CataUna, 2-door transmission, can see after 6 gardener’s service. (Jail 643-5305. Help Wanted 35 RN to work in our industrial plant Manchester. Steady job with advancement. Blue Cross, C M S and^i;$ bowling bail, baby stroller. 643-2363. paperhanging, fuUy insured. For t i i o r o i (;i i t r a i n i !\c p r o (;r a m / Market, October 14th, 10-3, hardtop. Original owner, low p.m., 50 Clinton St, Manchester. BIDWELL Home Improvement insurance benefits. Send resume and salary requirement to§:;:- laypen, carrigage, etc, free estimates, call 649-9658. If no SUPERINTENDENT wanted — medical facility. Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 H U. fRINtE lENEUT PACKACE ^ Elementary School. Attic ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE THOMPSON House - nuleage. Clean. Phone 643-7288. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Co. Expert installation of WANTED - Crew in area for part- ^ | B ox H, Manchester k(|rald. ii-i;:; Kousenold items, boys clothing 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, moving large appliances. Burning answer 6436362. married, responsible, p.m., Monday through Friday. Kor further details, rail MUNDA1 )414-251-30$t) or tend resume to: / treasure, pumpkins, lunch crafts. Fuel-Feed 49 Cottage St., centraUy located, aluminum siding, gutters and time work, weekends only, CW.Urlson / size 5, October 4^th. Silver Lane 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt convertible, 36,000 miles. Fair mechanically inclined, for apart­ Company paid fringes. large, pleasantly furnished barrels dehvered. $4. 644-1775. trims. Ftoofing installation and traveUng involved. CaU 6462669. to Hillstown Road, Redwood rooms, parking. (Xll 649-2358 for engine, good condition. Phone body, good engine, great price. RICHARD E. Martin. Full ment complex, fuU-time. CaU for TAG SALE — Odds and ends, RoaNNo EXPficrna s o u t o p l /w . bualnoaa potential. ^8.000. P. M. gooif neighborhood, well apartment, all uUUUes included, IS PROPERTY SELLING? CLASSIFIED OAT 'DO S ID THE R O C H A ’S — 300 OlM lRf HOU NE>/eR HE ARD OP f NEW ^Agen^.Realton,MLS,e4». tandicaped, completely flnlihed older employed, no children or O N MARKET 2083. beNdnent, npiny extras. $82,000. . ]i, 1, • i ( - i .1 pets. 272 m in . 8STCNA Mult be leen. Owner-broker. 643- CANTPLAV BOLTON, One acre, $7800 IVk 7193. Several lines of ChrUtmai Houttt for Ront 45 Fivt-room Rinch, lull bAMtntnt, cards oYe now on sale by the ADVERTISING KNOV^ "OOCHE, acret, 88.000; two a c r ^ J l lW , hot witor oil iM^t, firtpiKO, Crhla lot *oned Jor tw ^ fu ri^ . NEED PRICE ADVICE? Manchester Association for the LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, "•nNKO- o o o t e , ^ Mancheater-buUdlng lot, I CLAS8IFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Colotilal, fireplace, large lawn, pfntorod walls, full- Insulation, Help of Retarded Children gtU N M O^? Coventry, one lot, ^,800. P. M. 17 ROOMS I . n.|| , ,11 I . I..,,, , 8:80 AJH. to B:00 P.M. parking: area. Pleasant con­ tllo bath, appliancM, garait with (MAHRC). The designs are uni­ Gaal Agency, Realton, MLS, 648- la Vonwn, HttI owr Botten lino. No venient location. Working adults. covarsd patio, undsrpound lawn 'I I 'M I ♦ . n It j 11' I'l I' 1 I f f i' i / n • 11 i ' ’I /'J11 ( que In that many are prize­ 643-2880. 2682. hbvo just Nttod I imtil otlilo with 8 winners in a nationwide contest wataring tystam, outaida stona j i COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. S e plin 17-rtom houio, 8 w I " ' f MV *1 I It ! i • , ' I If . ( .1 I ■ jMt h /M i UtM NOON DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION liraplace, combination wimlowi, among retarded youngsten, con- MANCHESTER, 6-room home, Rtaort Property-P*!’ Sale 74 rooms, 4W baths, full biNmont, DMdUne for Batoiday and Monday lo ItiM Nogo FMday A city utllitlas, amoslts drivo, ax- ductttl by the National Associa­ 2-car garage, r^ecorated, $235 fi(N dtic. Buin wHb tlif bost ot tion for Retarded Children. One LARGE SWISS Chalrt. 4M’ ot per month, security and rental cellont condition. Built by Aniakti. mptorlsli In 1926. Alto hH iwlmmlnf design was created by a Hartford agreement, 649-2813. beach, 4 bedrooms. Open living TOUR COOPERATION WILX. Priced at only $33,800. Shown by pqol, potchot, olovitor, olc. Mutt bo B.Rutherford Assoc.] child. dining. Commands view on lake. BE AFPRBOiATBD DIAL M3-2711 appointment only. Full basement, rec room, I ilM lo bo ippncliltd. Immodlito In addition, a 1973 calendar, VERNON Circle vicinity, cute lu'lllloi', - Ml unfurnished ^room house, stove, fieldstone ^“0 1 odcupincy. also containing Illustrations by CHARLES LESPERANCE lodges, fuUy furnished. Bring T. J. CROCKEH handicapped children, is for sale. Conriniied From PrecedlRg Pago refrigerator, wall-to-wall in­ 114 Durii'.idi- Avt',l''i',t I clu d e . Available October ISth, coffe). move In. Uw twmW. RokHor 643-1577 The w oA on both cards and 649-7620 ( 'ill Anytirni- - l)oy or f li'jlil - V/c 1 lever M e e j , ! $175. 872^)706. calendar belles the misconcep­ Room* Wlthcut Board 59 Apytments For Root 63 ANDOVERrOVi room Ranch. ALL CASH for your property tion, probably held by many, that TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- 3636. WANTED 3-4 bedroom house, Fireplace, swimming and boating wihin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, the retarded child Is incapable of f u r n is h e d room for room older home in good condi­ » | . w MANCHESTER-Two-famlly. Keeney St. area. Not over $%,- area. Only $31,000. Pasek Instant service. Hayes Agency, artistic self-expreuion. gentleman, central location, tion with acreage and pond. good condition. Two furnacw. Out of Town-For Sale 75 000. CaU 6498430. Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. 6488131. kitchen privileges, parking. Call PRESIDENTIAL References, $225 monthly. Hayes Two-car garage with amesite Miss Ruth McElraevy of 394 drive, priced to sell. Call Mitten 649-4936, 649-3436. VILLAGE APTS. Agency, 64W131. HAVE potential buyen looking Porter St. and Miss Ada Agency, Realtors, 643-6930, COVENTRY COVENTRY, Handyman’s for 4-room house with 1V4 or 2 OUT OF TOWN — buyer wanU 3- MANCHESTER Spedal, Moijn Avenue, Partially bedroom Ranch or Cape. WiU pay Wehmann of 43C Charter Oak St. . Out of Tow n- baths, Manchester or Elast Hart­ j* finished four rooms. fS.OOO. im to $28,000. Call Paul W. are MAHRC co-chairmen. Aportmonts For Ron! 63 One and two bedrooms. For Root 66 PRIVACY—U rge Raised Ranch, COUNTRY ford. CaU Hagler Real Estate, two Inths, paneled recreation (Soodchild-Bartlett, Realtors, Eraugan, Rrtiltor, 643-4535. Brochures and other infonnation Immediate occupancy. Houses For Sale 72 Housts For Salo 72 6438624. Wantod to Ront 69 room, fireplace, bullt-lns, gar­ CLEAN AIR 6488066, 643;7887. about the purchase of calendars Near schools, churches ROCKVILLE — Spacious ONE TO — four-family homes centrally located four-room QUALITY throu^out — can’t be ages. garden. Hutchins Agency, BRAND NEW LISTING - MirvMous SHILLING your home or acreage? and 25-card boxes may be ob­ and shopping center, on VERNON-EUlngton Une. Four- urgently needed. Buyers demand WOODLAND apartment. Stove, heat and hot GRANDPARENTS visiting need built today with these features at Realtors, 649-5324^______tamily horn* of 8 rooms srifh suporlor, For prompt friendly service, caU tained by contacting thrtn. bus line. Call anytime. bedroom Cape, formal dining action. CaU the Paul J. Correnti water. One child accepted. $140 living quarters on or about MANY WIVES? this price. Large oversized master itroof construction. Roomlnoss Louis Dlmock Realty, 649-9823. P r o c e ^ from sain will direct­ Novemner 1st,' for several MANCHESTER-mid 20’s. Six- room, full ined, huge rooms. Agency now 6438383. MANOR 646-2623 monthly. 646-1060. Only oni7 Makt h«r hippyl Showhtr bedroom, oversized Uving room, allows iK h mombor to dovolop In Ms ly aid in carrying out programs months. They would enjoy caring room Colonial, enclosed front H l^ , weU treed lot, city water, this ImprttslM, b it n t« kitditn. Not huge eat-in kitchen, all built-ins, own diroctlon. foiturlni • "So-oiiy for the retarded on national, APARTMENTS for home for Florida vacationers. formica cabinets, fireplaced porch, good neighborhood, city seWCr, IVb baths, all appUances. to mention the timily room on the 1st (Y)le, maintananco” In thli ontlro horns LEGAL state, and local leveb. Locally, Please call 646-2464. family room, spare room, large utilities, central. Helen D. Iminacukite. Won’t last at |28,- VERNON TOWERS floor. Thii RANCH hat 3 bodrooim, Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. pvos owner many lalsuro hours • in 900. Meyer, Realton, 643-0609. money will enable MAHRC to GARDEN TYPE - two- tile bath, large closets, 2-car gar­ NOTICE ■Where the cojt ot living is easy." Aportmont Buildings- IV^ baths, 2-car laraft, and lots of aicoptional kitchon lor thi continue and expand its efforts, HOMESTEAD ST. bedroom apartment, second age. $37,700. Philbrick Agency, Legal Notices F or Salo 70 ttora|o tpKO . All on a protty treed lot IMMACULATE three-bedroom homamaker • the privacy ot don tor TOLLAND, Partridge Lane, five such as training and rehabilita­ OFF W. MIDDLE TPKL floor. Includes heat. appUances, I&altors, 646-4200. 1 BOLTON Spacious one and two bedroom apartments the In a quilt nti|hborhood. Drastically Ranch, attached garage, im­ rodm, three-bedroom Ranch. tion at the Sheltered Workshop, MANCHESTER carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. the man of tho houio • spread-oot SCHOLARSHIP FUND, INC. feature fully applianced kitchens, wail-to-wal MANCHESTER-Apartment mediate occupancy. Carpeting, Large eat-in kitchen, disposal, Court ot Probote attendance at Camp Harkness in Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646- rtductd price. RAISED Ranch — 8 rooms, large room tor tho childron • stalls lor District ot Minchester carpeting, large bedrooms, dmmg room and house with roomers. Income $8,- appliances, other extras included, refrigerator, range, washer, NoUce is hereby given that the 1021. living room and - listen to Ihis-heat, lights and modem eat-in kitchen, formal horses (or olhtr him llto) ind impio NOTICE TO CREDITORS Waterford, and other recreational 320. Excellent financing. Only ^cellent location. Treed lot. dryer, color television, Uving annual Meeting of the Bolton ESTATE OF DOMENICO UTRICO 1, 2 and 3 bedroom luxury apartments. Features air conditioning. One bedroom $179; two dining room, 2V9 baths, 2 room lo rido thorn • I very noorby programs. watl-lo-wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, buitt-in $49,500, Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, $28,900. Owner 649-3329 after 4 ronn. cy, 649-^24. BOLTON — Rooms to roam In, 12 06040 Model apartment open for inspection 12-6 2482. MANCHESTER BUSINESS - beautiful family room, IW baths, Pejiy Whitehead, 643-9886 or vited to attend. Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoint­ wall-to-wall carpet and many ex­ You're Invited Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. of them with 3Vb baths. If space is BURGLAR APPREHENDED HEBRON ELEGANT — 2- and apartment location. Newer DUPLEX 7-7 — Excellent Sincerely, ment FOUR rooms, large attic, tras. Garage, large wooded lot your problem this home has it TAYLORSVILLE, Ind. (AP) bedroom apartment, full building, aluminum siding, new investment possiblility with 7- J. WATSON BEACH Ernest B. Manning parking Heat, hot water, second with privacy. $37,500. Philbrick SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. and at a price below replacement — A burglar picked the wrong equipped kitchen, dishwasher, roof, central location. $36,900. room Ctolonial. Possible commer­ REAL ESTATE CO. Secretary TOWN OF MANCHESTER floor. S ta in e r required. Ideal Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. cost. Call us. Fiano Agency, 646- town when he decided to break disposal, stove, refrigerator, wall- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. cial property, 250’xl75’. A rare Built by for newly married couple. 234 547-1550 2677. into a grocery in this southern to-wall carpeting, air con­ New homes in Manchester opportunity. Hutchins Agency, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Oak Street, F*hone 649-7120. BROAD STREET - 68000 LEGAL Indiana community. U & R Housing Corp. ditioning. Magnificent view. with rural settings now under 64^5324. ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent square feet of land with modem BOLTON - Five-room Ranch, The burglar was spotted by a Children welcome, $210. Heat view, 6-room aluminum sided MANCHESTER - Newer one- commercial building. Your construction, or pick your atUched oversized ^ g e . Lovely LEGAL NOTICE and lights included. D. J. Henry DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms HTiU basement, tranquil passerby, who alerted others bedroom apartment, private en­ business wiU boom in this loca­ DEAD END own lovely lot! acre wooded Tot, on quirt Rentals by Co., 644-1330. on large treed lot. Great mmer- Immediate occupancy. NOTICE The Zoning Board of Appeals and several Taylorsville men trance. Ranch type. Includes heat tion. CaU for particulars, Hayes Because you’ll never want to NUTMEG HOMES, Inc., has a cial potential. Hutchins Agency, residential street. Low 20’s. Prin­ got their rifles and shotguns Robert D. and appliances, $159 per month. . Hayes Agency, 648- will hold a public hearing on had the tradition of leadership and enlightenment in aiding Agency, 646-0131. reputation for excellence of 649-5324. cipals only. After 4 p.m., 647- and surrounded the store. "They Miss Ruth McElraevy, co-chairman for the sale of Christ­ Murdock Paul W. Dougan, R ^ t o r , 643- leave! FOUR Bedrooms, or 3 The Zoning Board of Appeals October 16, 1972 at 7:00 P.M. in 9327. held the burglar until a state mas cards designed by retarded children, gives Mayor John the retarded,” he said. “ I am pleased to add my support to Realtor 4535, 646-1021. FOR RENT MANCHESTER-HARTFORD - and a large family room. construction and design will hold a pubUc hearing on the Municipal Building Hearing MANCHESTER NEWER - 6- police trooper arrived and ar­ W. Thompson a preview of the assortment. "Manchester has this tradition.” (Herald photo by Buceivicius) 643-2692 PINNEY BROOK III Road, 4-family house on 124x160 Treed lot. Fireplace. Large Come see why! room Colonial, 3 large bedrooms, October 16, 1972 at 7 :00 p.m. in Floom to hear a request for loca­ THREE ROOM heated the Municipal Building Hearing rested the man. 643-9551 Garden Apartments lot, zoned for business. Ideal kitchen. Mid 30’s. Directions; North on Ver­ IMi baths, formal dining room, tion approval in accordance with 646-6926 apartment. Appliances. Central location for store, office, or com­ front-to-back living room, ex­ BASKIN Room to hear a request for loca­ the Connecticut General Statutes location. 28 Church Street, ELLINGTON. CONN. non St., left on Scott Drive. bination use. Priced at $45,000. to cellent condition, convenient tion approval in accordance with Chapter 246 Sec. 14-54 for ‘Y’ To Offer Columbia Manchester. No pets. Security. niNwy s.. M. tat . Fourth right off Scott Drive is NOTICE Vernon settle estate. Immediate sale location. Low 30s. Paul W. Real Estate the Connecticut General Statutes proposed use of motor vehicle $135 monthly. Phone after 5 p.m., wanted. Etel Air Real Elstate, 643- Dearborn Drive. Look for 'Thtfs’s no homo liko tho ono Lesson Series Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Chapter 246 Sec. 14-54 for repairs — Petitioner, Trashaway, POUR-ROOM, first-floor 646-1098. 9332. KEITH you own.” UQUOR PERMIT r 103 Month 646-4126 REAL ESTATE 649-1922 signs. NOTICE OF APPUCATION proposed use of motor vehicle Kinder-gym Offered Town Will Paint apartment, near Center F*ark and Manchester Inc. north side West Center In Decorating stores, middle aged couple 3V4-ROOM Apartment, heat, TOTAL ELECTRIC SOUTH WINDSOR - Now Uilln|. TUi li to five notice that I, Adren G. repairs — Petitioner, Trashaway, Street. ^9 3(4 lOSM a u iin Alien of Lake Road, Columbia have filed p refen ^ , no pets or children, appliances. $150. Available H ouses F or S a lt 72 MEMO-MESSAGE Lsrto lomily 8-room Coloniit Four an kteUcatlon piacaitled XI Sept. 1D72 with Inc., north side West Center Information may be obtained By Indian Valley A “ Do It Yourself” series will $150. RANCH on three acres with 11 Your Home May Be private drive, $145. References November 1st. Cali 643-1911, lart* boUroomi, 2 linlihod r K rooms, ths.Uqnor Oonuoli| Commiulan“ for 1 Ihi^. Street. from the Planning Office in the be sponsored by the YWCA, Historic School Firtp lK t unH large rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, Taken In Trade and security required. 646-1074 after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER SIX — room plus firstittoor limily room, ililt Information may be obtained low organizational type games Manchester Area, starting $175 family room, 2 kitchens, could be RECEIVED: Municipal Building. All in­ The Indian Valley YMCA wiU The Board of Education has and policies reach parents and between 1-5 p.m. Colonial C a p , fuU shed dormer, Wednesday from 9:30 to. 11 a.m. ideal for in-law, bam, 6 horse URGENCY! PLEASE SELL NOW floor, lirf* li*in| room with boimwl from the Planning Office in the terested persons may attend this offer a new physical education and skills such as catching, taxpayers. MANCHESTER — 5 rooms, BRAND NEW 3 rootir IVi baths, 3 bedrooms, front-to- BELFIORE Aloer Induftriee Inc. of Lake Road, Colum­ agreed to pay for the painting of PROPERTY IN FOREST HILLS-HAVE coilini ind firepltcs, closots |ifo ft, Municipal Building. All in­ hearing. program to be caUed "kinder- throwing and kicking. at the Conimunity Y, 80 N. Main In view of the annual town MANCHESTER — FTve rooms, second floor, range, refrigerator, units in brick and ston^ rear Uving room, large kitchen stall, 6 regulation dog kennels. bia and will be conducted by Adren G. Moore’s IndUm Charity School at AGENCY beautiful treoit lot. City water and city Allen ai permittee. terested persons may attend this ZONING BOARD The program will run for ten St. first floor, wall-to-wall carpering, washer hook-up, and garage, $175 Garden Apartment and dining room, garage. Char Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- DRASTICALLY LOWERED PRICE INTO gym." It wiU be held on Saturday the request of the Columbia meeting it was clear the board 4200. REALTORS - 647-1413 90s DUE TO DESIRE FOR FLORIDA towers. 346,900. Adren G. Allen hearing. OF APPEALS weeks and will be limited to only stove, refrigerator, washer-dryer, lus utilities. Siecurity required, building. Range, Bon Agency, 643-0683. 21 Sept. 1P72 mornings, starting Oct. 14, at the Historic Society (CHS). had the support of the majority in garage, 646-7798. refrigerator, disposal, RELOCATION. "KING SI2E" RANCH Zoning Board Of Appeals Rudolph V. Pierro, Avery Street School, South Wnd- 20 students per class. Arthur Willard J. Marvin, branch the conununity. orry no pets. CaU 872-6676 after ANDOVER - Five room tummtr Donald Nelson, chairman of g5 p.m. basement launclry & (SEVEN ROOMS-THREE BEDROOMS) Rudolph V. Pierro Chairman sor, and wiU be under the direc­ Theroux, executive director, manager of the Sherwin Willianos “ However, I think we should TEN-ROOMS — Contemporary cottafe, 90' lakefront, 3 bedrooms, the C!HS, said the society has an storage, wall to wall EXCELLENT AREA ALL THE BEST IN Chairman Alexander Eigner, Jr., tion of Mrs. Carol Shapazian. recommends that anyone in­ Co., will conduct the first of the be cautious in the use of the ^ n c h with 3-room studio apart­ lull bath. LarfO livinf room with interest in the building as it was SIX ROOM duplex, westside, carpeting. CLOSETS Alexander Eigner, Jr. Secretary. terested should contact the VILLAGER ment or in-law suite, over 1V4 IT -LO W MAINTENANCE. SELL NOW! LEGAL The class for three-year-olds four programs. He will discuss one of the reasons for the foun­ public funds throughout the com­ adults preferred, no pets. tduttt oahr. abM M tIy no pMt lireplace, screened porch. Tried lot. organization as soon as possible TWO acres of land with a view, ’ NOTEWORTHY VALUE FOR Secretary will meet from 9:30 to 10:15, and colors, styles, new trends and the ding of the CHS. ing year so when the March town APARTMENTS Available November 1st. Write UNLIMITED $23,900. Reserve now for TODAY’S BUYER. NOTICE Dated this October 6,1972 the class for four and five-year- as the enrollment restriction will preparation and application of meeting comes around, we don't Box KK Manchester Herald. TWO-FAMILIES redwood construction. Large TOWN OF MANCHESTER Eleazar Wheeiock D.D. a Immediate Occupancy Oct. 15 and Nov. 1 Occupancy thermopane windows. Philbrick Contact Peuy WhHehead, 643-9886, olds from 10:30 to 11:15. be enforced. The phone is listed paints and wallpaper. have to ask for more funds," said You’ll have room to ip*re. 3(3) walk- MAN$FIEL0-7-room Dutch Coloniil, Town of Andover minister at Lebanon Crank, now 5-Room Townhouies, Agency, 646-4200. or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. TOWN OF VERNON The program wiU be based on in the Rockville Directory under Donald Tuttle, board chainnan. MODERN 2-BEDROOM - C A LL James J. Gessay ins, linon closet, kitchen closet, 6 4 bedrooms, I'/l bithi, livifl| room LEGAL Columbia, founded Moore's In­ m tiled baths, com­ E»ubUc Hearing of the BOARQ.OF EDUCATION the “ movement education" con­ Young Men’s Christian Associa­ Subsequent programs will in­ The principal will submit to the apartment with equipped REAL ESTATE Main Street. Neat 4-4 two tamily ample rooms too. Older home in good with firiplict and built-in bookem t, dian Charity School in 1755. plete G.E. kitchen, Cape 6 rooms, large eat-in J. WATSON BEACH CO. Zoning Board of Appeals NOTICE cept of physical education which tion, Indian Valley Branch. clude draperies, upholstery, in­ board a monthly or three or four kitchen, located on bus Une and 875-0134 across Irom St. Bridget's Chruch, condition. New amesite drive. Asking formal dinini room with buiR-ln Missionaries from Indian tribes waU-to-wall carpeting, kitchen, dining room, 3 large The Zoning Board of Appeals has been highly successful, es- Y ' Gets Gift times a year budget statement. near convenient shopping. Hartford Ottice, MLS Realtors hutch. Ono K r t plus. Boautlhil trtid terior decorating and funuture sent boys of eleven years and up private basement, Escrow and lease required. Ren­ selling tor $30,900. 326,900. bedrooms, one-acre treed lot, of the Town of Andover, Connec­ INVITATION The Zoning Board of Appeals peciaUy with pre-schoolers. It is Ronald Abrahams, president of 94/ 1990 lot. All thii tor $37,900. refinishing. Baby-sitting will be to the school. The principal was authorized to washer-dryer hookup. tal $180 per month. Call The $27,500. Philbrick Agency, ticut wUl hold a pubUc hearing on will hold Public hearings on Mon­ the Greater Vernon Jaycees, an­ ROCKVILLE SUNNY - smaU 4- Centrally located — 5-5 flat with based on the principle that a available at each session. The school was moved to close the school in inclement Charles Lesperance Jarvis Realty Co. 643-1121. Realtors. 646-4200. Wednesday, October 18, 1972 in TO BID day, October 16, 1972, starting at nounced that his organization room apartment, on second floor, KEITH MANCHESTER - Bowers 8ASKIN BUNCH SAYS, P.S. I LOVE child, given a task, will be able to Hanover, N.H. and is now Dart­ weather or in an emergency. 649-7620 2-car garage, 3‘/i baths. One of the Town Office Building at 8 voted this week to present a gift Marvin, a branch manager for near center. One child accepted. 646-4126 R E A L ESTATE 649-9122 School 6-room Cape with 3 YOU The Board of Education of the 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing Room perform this task by using his WE HAVE customers waiting for the nicest and cleanest we've ever the Sherwin ^iUiams Co. for 20 mouth College. In 1969 Dart­ $110 monthly plus security TOLLAND bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen p.m. to hear the foUowing appeal Town of Vernon, Connecticut will . of the Municipal Building to hear mind to discover the different of $2,500 to the Indian Valley Grinder Day the rental of your apartment or years, s e rv w with the Army mouth College celebrated its deposit. 1-684-4331. listed. Both apartments vacant $40,900 — 8 rooms, 2 years old, 4- with oven and range, living room Call us tor your listlnp asking reUef from the Zoning receive sealed bids for and consider the following ways of achieving his goal. A YMCA. The gift, he said, was Porter School has scheduled home. J.D. Real Estate Norma Tedford — Bolton Branch Coast Artillery during World War 200th anniversary and the SUNNY four rooms, $135. upon sale. FIANCH, living room with bedroom Colonial. 3.2 acre wooded has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce Laws of the Town of Andover: Classroom Furniture petition: child wiU have to use his mind as voted for capital improvements. the annual Grinder Day Oct. 14. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ROCKVILLE - 3-room price rat«e, $26,800. Wolverton II. He is a graduate of Rider festivities were held on the town Appliances, security deposit. fireplace, modern kitchen, dining lot. Fireplace ui tamily room. No. 98 Robert E. Post, Bornap Bids will be received at the Item 5 Louise weU as motor skills in performing In accepting it, Larry Halpern, This is the only major fund­ apartment with heat, hot water, room, paneled den, beautiful Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. chairman of Uie local “ Y ” ^oup (College, Trenton, N.J., and a past Green. Adults, no pets. Utihties extras. 474 MAIN STREET, three-room Brook Farm, Andover, (kmn. for office of the Superintendent of Silvester—variance for use of ex­ a stunt or task. raising activity undertaken by the stove and refrigerator, $125. park-like lot 250’ deep, $27,900. president of the Manchester Chairman Immediate occupancy. 633-6026. apartment, second floor. Heat, T. J. CROCKETT MANCHESTER BASKIN variance to build a house on a lot Schools, Park and School Street, isting building for theater Basic types of movement to be said the gift was extremely timely PTA. Profits from the event are Adults only, no pets, pricing for Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER IDEAL - home Mrs. Harriet Rosen, who has $128. Security. Family unit. Call $28,900 — Cape—/ rooms, all new lacking minimum frontage re­ covered include dance, rythmn,. as the “Y " is currently finalizing Lions Oub. He ia a trustee of the one car. ^curity deposit re­ and office combination. Six-room Rockville, Connecticut until 12:00 workshop, plays, etc., 748 ToUand been named board public used for scholarship and the an­ MANCHESTER, New three- 4200. inside. Near Manchester Hospital. Real Estate plans to improve its 15-acre site Lutz Junior Museum and a 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. quired. CaU 643-9678. Realtor 643-1577 Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal quirements, located off Route 6. noon. Turnpike, R. R. Zone. nual Grade 8 party at the end of bedroom duplex, half of two- Bolton Branch, Rt. 44-A on Pinney St. in Ellington. member of the Manchester relations chairman, will work Nice lot. Must be seen. dining room, huge kitchen' with At this hearing interested per­ Wednesday October 25th, 1972 Zoning Board of Appeals the school year. family. Includes appliances, MANCHESTER - Newer 2- 647-9119 647-9110 Coventry He added that plans, now being Chamber of Commerce. with the board chairman and the carpeting, full basement. $260 THREE ROOMS - $105, will $26,900 — Cape—Immediate oc­ pantiy, 2-car garage. Immediate sons may appear and be heard and then at said place and time Rudolph V. Pierro, (Yxhairmen are Mrs. Noreen bedroom Townhouse, includes formulated, will probably include TTiose wishing more informa­ school administrator to assure monthly. CaU Paul W. Dougan, furnish. Four room, $105 plus KEENEY STREET - area MANCHESTER cupancy. Scare price ranye. Go occupancy. Low, low 30’ s. and written communications publicly opened, read, and Chairman Steele and Mrs. Judy Vezina. heat, appliances, IV2 baths, full an ice-skating rink and a day tion may contact the YWCA of­ that accurate and frequent ac­ Realtor, 643-4535 , 646-1021. utilities. Four rooms, utihties Recently Usted, this relatively DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY throu|h it, you'll like it. Wolverton Agency, Flealtors, 649- received. Said appeal is on file recorded. Alexander Eigner, Jr. Legal Notice Pick-up time for grinders is 10:30 basement, $245 per month, Paul included, $155. Phone 872-0359 8 2813. camp, and the new funds can fice at the Community Y. counts of school board decisions W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. new Raised Flanch on a % acre and may be seen in the Office of Specifications and proposal Secretary a m. to 1:30 p.m. at the school to 10 p.m. Its cover. Call for an appointment to Blast Hartford - 7 room sprawling Pursuant to Section 3-5 of the readily be employed in these MANCHESTER area, 4-room lot, 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, gar­ SOUTH WINDSOR the Town Clerk. forms may be secured from the Dated this 6th day of October, cafeteria. Anyone interested in see the inside of this roomy 3 or 4 MANCHESTER FIRST - time Ranch, 4 bedrooms; sunken living Coventry Town Charter, notice is modem apartment, available im­ MANCHESTER-Apartment, age. Immediate occupancy. S29.900 - Ranch—6 rooms, wooded -Dated in Andover, Connecticut capital improvement plans. ROCKVILLE>2-bedroom duplex, bedroom Colonial. Truly ideally on the market. Six-room Custom room, garage, parklike yard. High office of the Superintendent of 1972. ordering grinders should contact mediately with heat, hot water, V large rooms, carpeting, heat, Priced to sell at only $37,900. T. lot. tar(e country kitchen, fireplace, hereby given that the Town Coun­ 3 2 fully carpted, aU appUances in­ located tor bus, shoppinf, St. tames built Cape with full dormer, for­ 30s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. this 7th day of October 1972. Schools, Park and School Street, Hospital Aide Named either of the women. carpeting, appliances, parking, hot water, parking built-ins, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. country livin|. cil on October 2,1972 adopted the cluding dishwasher and disppal, Parish, with city water and sewer. mal dining room, with chair rail, (Second pubUcation 14th day of Rockville, Connecticut. storage, and laundry. $190 couples only. $165. M3-7183. NOTICE following Ordinance: Rockville General Hospital Ad­ GOP Gives Etiquette monthly. 649-2871, 646-0882. parking, laundry facilitip, MANCHESTER - Yesteiyear’s Priced to sell. Call Ann Hunter, 649- family sized kitchen, living room October 1972. The right is reserved to reject ministrator William H. Scott an­ Zone Change Sought storage. Quiet area. $184.50 in­ ELLINGTON Zoning Board of Appeals ORDINANCE SIX-ROOM duplex, centrally charm and luxu^! Beautiful 10- F. J.SPILECKI with fireplace, 3 huge bedrooms, any or all bids or any part when ADMISSION OF ELECTORS nounced that the hospital’s board Bruce Bradford, chairman of cluding heat. 649-5635, 643-9508. \'/z baths. Beautiful condition. Be it ordained, in accordance ATTRACTIVE 4-room first floor located. 649-6622 days, 643-7267 room Colonial. Central. Forties! ...B&W... REAL ESTATE 643-2121 A TRUE BEAUTY /kndover. Conn. such action is deemed in the best The Board of Admissions of of directors, on the recommenda­ the Planning and Zoning Com­ Low 30’s. Wolverton Agency, with the powers granted by Sec­ Tips To Better Halfs apartment, stove, refrigerator, evenings. La Poll Company, Realtors, 569- Tht BARROWS AND WALLACE Co This hi| 7-room Reitod RaiKh on a Marvin Graboff, interest of the Board of Educa- mission, (PZC), has asked ROCKVILLE - 5-room duplex, 3 Electors of the Town of Hebron, tion 9-189A of the Conn. General tion of the Hospital Auxiliary, references, no pets, $141. 228- 1030. • RejRott - MLS Realtors. 649-2813. Chairman bedrooms, $135 monthly, un­ FIANCH immaculate condition 32x48’ foundation, ovor 2,000 sq. It. tion. Connecticut will be in session in decided it was time ther^ was a WASHINGTON (AP) - The California. She was aided by Mrs. selectmen for support in 3540. MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- ||^||||llanclintwr»ludO|^^ Statutes, that commending with heated, chil(lren accepted. 643- throughout, eat-in kitchen, for­ of livini iroa. Wait 'till you leo the Albert Richey, Raymond E. Ramsdell the Town Office Building on the paid head of all volunteer ser­ Pierre S. DuPont of Delaware, changing the zoning classification bedroom towinhouse, includes MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8- the regular election to be held in National Republican mal dining room, large living larie bedrooms 8 baths, 1 oiw of t Secretary Superintendent of Schools vices. He appointed Peggy on a strip of Rt. 66. heat, applian^, carpets. Full 2269. room Garrison Colonial, 2*^ following date: 1974 and thereafter, the registrars Congressional Committee has Mrs. Qarence J. Brown of Ohio MANCHESTER VERY TRULY CONTEMPORARY SpUt level, room with fireplace, 3 bklrooms, kind tor tho men movin| up. Priced it He said he will propose private baserhent. $230 per baths, carpeting, double garage, Saturday, October 14, 1972 of voters shall be elected for a Zowada of Ellington to the job. some advice for candidates’ and Mrs. J. Kenneth Robinson of ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, porch, large living room, formal dining garage. $28,900. Philbrick Agen­ quality construction. Richard S43.900. Call Tony Waiiloftky it 649- changing the property from BROWNSTONE month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, TOWN OF MANCHESTER from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. to ad­ term of four years from the first The announcement was made wives: Watch your cigarettes, Virginia, wives of House garage, centrally located, YOURS room, modern eat-in kitchen, 4 cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Martin school. Hayes Agency, 643-4535. or 646-1021.______9306. minister the electors oath to at the auxiliary’s meeting this layoff the gum and never look members, and the wife of Sen. Conklin Limestone to the center redecorated, adults, references, This older home is priced for YOU. bedrooms, 2V2 baths, family 646-0131. Wednesday following the first those who shall be found week at which the following of­ Richard S. Schweiker of Penn­ of town. Presently this property APTS. MANCHESTER AREA - Four- private entrance, bus Une, 875- room, 2 exterior patios plus one RANCH 6 rooms, eat-in kitchen, ^ LEGAL NOTICE Monday of January succeeding bored. 337 O a k la n d S trta f Sii rooms and one a bedroom on • •• B&W ••• qualified. ficers were elected: president, is zoned as residential. room modern apartment, 3143. enclosed for carefree living at its formal dining room, first-floor their election. And bow your head during the sylvania. (R o u te 83) Ih« BMHOWSMIDWKUaCEC*. From Conklin Limestone down available immediately, with heat, the first floor. In a well- best. Excellent neighborhood. FOREST HILLS NaturaUzation papers proving Judy TeSelle; first vice president, entire invocation. To women whose husbands are OUIET ADULT LIVING laundry room, 3 large bedrooms, Riiitvn - MIS The Planning and Zoning Commission at a meeting on September Effective date: This Ordinance established neighborhood close to Philbrick Agency, Realtors. 646- New homes beln| built by citizenship shoulcl be presented Sally Fogg; second vice presi­ to the junction of Rt. 6 is already Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments hot water, appliances, carpeting, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 full baths, all appliances and Mmhttlti fitUdt. MlBcit. M»-530e shall become effective twenty- Those tidbits of political eti­ running for the House of air-condiUpmng optional, Mrking BOWERS SCHOOL. Beautiful lot. 4200. carpet included, aluminum 25,1972 made the following decisions: by naturaUzed citizens. dent, Edith Robinson; recording classfi^ as commercial. Ample closets, heat, hot water Business Locations- JAMES A. McCarth y one (21) after publication pur­ quette appear in the recently Representatives the manual and laundry. $190 monthly. 649- siding, garage, acre lot. $34,000. secretary, Ann Rowe, correspon­ Both sides of the road from the For Rent 67 $26,500. Call lor apt. to see these honwt all Dated at Hebron, Connecticut suant to Section 3-5 of the charter published "Wives’ Manual,” a 10- suggests: carpeting, parking lor 2 cars, com RAISED Ranch - 7 rooms, formal junction of Rts. 6 and 66 up to the 2871, 646-0882.______Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- iBOLTON — Lakefront four-room 1. Approved and adopted amendments to the Zoning Flegulatlons, this 3d day of October, 1972 ding secretary, Elsie Lanz; page booklet which tells spouses —Never talk loud, or argue plelely equipped kitchen. Air dining room, eat-in kitchen, with city utilities and hi|h wooded of the Town of Coventry.' CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if 4200. Ranch, screened porch, carpets, James L. Derby, Jr. treasurer, Gretchen Mason , assis-* about your husband or his Conklin Limestone are commer­ 'conditioning & garages optional. MANCHESTER - One-bedroom living room has cathedral ceiling, lots. effective October 9,1972, as follows: Dated at Coventry, Conn, this 3rd of GOP candidates the do’s and you're looking for office space. KEITH plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, Joseph J. Fill tant treasurer, Karin Bearse, and cial. CALL Townshouse, private entrances, large master bedroom, family MANCHESTER Open House 1 to day of October 1972. don't’s, of ladylike behavior on political positions with anyone. FYom 200 sciuare feet to 10,000 646-4126 REAL ESTATE 649-1922 R.E. MERRITT AGENCY 649-5324. Registrars of Voters nominating chairman, Bradford said he proposes that 646-1769 872-9690 fuU basement, includes heat and room, floor-to-ceiling fireplace, 4 p.m. Sunday. Hi^land Estates, Dennis F. Moore the campaign trail. Steer clear of controversial square feet, both new and used. Wilhelminia Werkhoven. the new commercial land be only appliances, $200 per month. Paul 1 Vz baths, aluminum siding, 2-car (Gorgeous 11-room Ranch, 6 large REALTORS 646-1180 Article II, Section^ Chief Administrator “ Considerate women never let statements. 643-1577, SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, VERNON — 50 miles view, IVk Add: Special ExcepUon 9.03.04 Automobile Sales as proposed On Monday at 8 p.m. there will on the side the limestone com­ W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, or garage, acre lot with privacy. bedrooms, living room, formal smoke waft in another’s face; —Applaud as though you mean beamed ceijings, paneling, two Any home may be purchased con­ acres, hill top estate, 2400 square Sylvia S. LeDoyt MAIN ST., 4 unfurnished rooms, 646-1021. ______$35,900. Philbrick Agency, dining room, fully equipped at the public hearing except that the minimum lot size NOTICE be a joint meeting of the outgoing pany is on. THRE&ROOM comer office baths, family room, garages. tinent upon the sale of your present foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. i\ssistant Town Clerk they never leave butts burning in it. second floor. Available October Realtors, 646-4200. kitchen, family room with is changed to 4 acres. ^ and incoming officers. He added he would suggest that LOOKING for anything in real suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 Sweeping views. Privacy. home. $54,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ashtrays," advises the manual. — When your husband is 15th. Call 4-8 p.m., 643-6441. fireplace, sliding door to patio, to FOR ADMISSION OF the commercial line go back 1,000 estate rental — apartments, Main St., Phone 643-4846. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Library Closed "Discriminate woqien never speaking, watch him proudly. COLONIAL — 9 roonrs, five years in-ground swimming pool, 3 full feet to enable the location of such homes, multiple dwelUnM, no 5324. ELECTORS smoke on the street or when Never appear bored, even if you DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - old. large modern kitchen with batns, wall-to-wall throughout, Add: Special Exception 9.03.05 Tennis and Badminton Courts, Legal Notices fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - 100,000 COVENTRY TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. The Rockville Public Library have heard the same speech establishments as a shopping apartment at the Teresa room for table. First floor family Lots-Land F or S a lt 73 Skating Rinks, and Health and Recreation (Hubs as proposed dancing; they never let a Associates, Inc. 643-5129. square feet, will divide. Suitable two-car garage. Executive living Notice is hereby given that the will be closed Monday due to the center. Apartments, including ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial;, U rge room, 24' long with fireplace, in a beautiful area. Directions: AQUIETENDIt at the public hearing except that the minimum lot size Court ol Probatt cigarette dangle from the lips or repeatedly. for manufacturing and Board for Admission of Electors DlsUtct ot Manchexler holiday. The one problem not settled, appliances, carpets and air- TWO-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE barn, acerage, sweeping'.riews. formal dining room, large living Take Highland Street, to Carter EAST HARTFORD, Greenlawn To your home huntinf days, when yeu is changed to 4 acres and the club requirement is deleted. exhale through the nose.” —When sitting on a stage, or at warehouse. 1-748-5634. Street, 50x218’ residential, city for the Town oP’Andover will be NOTICE TO CREDITORS said Bradford, is how to buffer con^Uoning. $171 per month. — IV baths, fully equipped Hutchins Agency, Realtors'; 649- room, 4 bedrooms, full basement Street, to Blue Ridge Drive, to 74 are in this cozy, ovoreln Cepe, 1% ESTATE OF MILDRED J SMITH Such admonishment rankles the head Uble, either cross your 2 water, sewers, $5,550. Goodchild- in session in the Town Office between the houses located Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- kitchen, dishwasher, stove, dis­ DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, 5324. with rec room and laundry. U rge Bette Drive. Frechette and Mar­ bilht, firait, 3 bi| bedroomi, Punuant to an order ol Hon. David ^ the Capitol Hill chapter of the ankles or keep your knees wooded lot. G ar^ e. $41,500. Bartlett, Realtors, 646-5066, 643- Building on Thursday October 12, Rappe. Acting Judge, all clalma must be within the land to be declared 4535 646-1021. posal, refrigerator, waU-to-wall beautiful, spacious, excellent tin, Realtors, 647-9993. llrip iK i, r K room, patio, set on 1 Article IV, Section 9 „ „ . . . presented lo the tldudarr named below on Women’s Political Caucus which together. 7887. 1972 from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M., in commercial, if his proposal is carpeting, patio, barbecue vills, location, first floor, all faciUties, AN EXCELLENT value if you Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- quiet eul-dc-iK. Priced ft $32,000. Add 9.03.15 Parking requirements for Tennis & Badminton or belore December 28. 1»72 or be barred Use New P la n takes on the Wives’ Manual in —A steely hand shake is un­ NEWLY redecorated,. 5-room 4200. $28,975 ATTRACTIVE 3- accordance with State Statue Sec. by law. Tbe Ilduclary Is: accepted. $225, heat included, children parking, reasonable rent. 353 are looking for lots of living space Cell Tony Wiilltfsky today it $41- Courts this month’s newsletter, “ Equal ladylike. a|»rtment, first floor, stove, in a gracious Colonial. Six large bedroom Ranch, antique MANCHESTER RURAL - half 9-17, for the purpose of admitting Stewart T. Smith NEW HAVEN (AP) - The He said, “ The commercial land welcome. D. J. Henry Company Center St., 649-1680, 649-3549. 5306. Add 9.03.16 Parking requirements for Skating Rinks 15 Knox Street Times." —Never let your picture be refrigerator, parking, storage, rooms (living room, dining room, TWO family — 5-4, immaculate cabinets, ceramic tile bath, acre, $6,500. Andover- presidents of Connecticut Blue proposal is a new endeavor to 644-1330.______Overlooklng lake, $2,200. Coven­ all persons who are found to be Manchester, (imn, "The role of the candidate’s taken while bolding a cocktail large yard. Security. No singles. kitchen, 3 bedrooms) plus condition tnroughout, new roof, sundeck, newly painted, large lot, 06040 . Cross and the Connecticut attract commercial enterprises to ACROSS Bolton Notch shopping try, Half acre, excellent area, dw«B&W qualified to be Electors of the Call 647-1794. DELUXE ONE - Bedroom screened porch, walk-up attic, exterior recently painted. Good trees. Hutchins Agency Realtors, Hospital Association announced wife is clear," said Ek]ual Times glass or a cigarette. Center, office and business space, $3,500. Tolland,-acre, ~ ■ TM BXIMOWS AND WklUKE C«. Article IV, Section 6 ■Town of Andover. the town. ” aprtment, wall-to-wall caipetin^ basement, auxiliary room, pan­ investment anil return. Secon- 649-5324. ‘ $3,900. in an editorial. "She is totally —It is safer not to drink liquor. in modern building, entire or sub- Hayes Agency, 646-0131 Rnlltn - Mil Add to 6.02.01 and 6.03.01 references to industrial zones The qualifications are as Court ol Probate FYiday the hospitals are about to Selectmen agreed to support THREE-bedroom apartment, throughout, complete appUances, try, laundry area, large full bath (lary financing available. Oose to Manchiilvi riiktee, Mm kK. M l-Uef District o l Manchester submerged in her husband’s iden­ But each candidate knows his (Uvide, large pav^ area rear, follows: Applicant must be eigh­ give Blue (Yoss a larger say— in the PZC and First Selectman beat, hot water, second floor, vanity bath. Centrally located upstairs and half-bath bus line. $32,500. Philbrick Agen­ HARRIED Executives - unwind NOTICE TO CREDITORS tity." own district, and probably what storage buildings. 521-7373. VERNON 4.8 ACRES - ESTATE OK t-llANK VIGNONE advance—over how hospitals Howard Bates said the PZC porch. $165. Close to school. $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, downstairs. Detached 3-car Mr- cy, Realtors, 646-4200. in 9 plus rooms of spacious Vic­ teen years of age, must be a Featured, on the cover of the the reaction might be. commercial zone off Route 83. 2. Approved change in building design and layout for south- I*ursuant to an order ol Ron. David C. spend their money. should search for more land to be S e^ ty. References preferred. 643-2692. age has first and second floor torian elegance. Four bedrooms. resident of the Town of Andover, Rappe. Acting Judge, all claims muil be BARBER SHOP — Route 32, Elxcellent piece. Paul J. Correnti NORTH WMt section of group dwelling project originally approved The plan, called “ prospective Wives' Manual is a beribboned —Gum chewing: Never! 49 Cedar St. 643-8176, 643-0333. workshop or storage space. Could GEORGIAN Colonial - All IVi baths, two fireplaces, bullt- if foreign born must be a presented to Ine Ilduclary named below on designated commercial. South WilUngtbn. Call 742-8889 Agency, 643-5363. COVENTRY-Immaculate . for U 4 R Housing Corp. Homestead Street. girl elephant wearing a smile, red —Makeup: not too heavy. And ------Furnished Apartments 64 use routine redecorating, but is brick, ‘ sn rooms, four large ins, extras and your own carriage custom built 6-room Ranch. naturalized citizen. or belore December 27, 1972 or be barred reimbursement," is similar to after 6 p.m. by law The llduclarles are: lipstick and a pants suit. cologne is better than perfume. NEW three-bedroom duplex, IVk very clean and in excellent condi­ bedrooms, beautiful entrance house. Recently renovated By programs already under way in BOLTON, IVk acre plus beautiful Fireplace, Vi acre wooded lot. A coDV of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk’s office. Ruth K. Munson, Anthony F. Vlgnone baths, appliances, carpeUng, no TWO-ROOM furnished foyer. Two fireplaces, 2‘A baths, owner. Transferred. Worth Rhode Island and New Jersey, The booklet was written by —When the meeting starts Manchester Evening Herald 1,200 SQUARE FEET, Route 32, tion throughout. It is located in a building lot. Level, situated high Formal dining room, country Py PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Town CTerk 66 Orchard HIU Dr pets Available Arallable November st. apartment, heat, hot water. two-car garage. Sunporch, in ’Million" in West Hartford, only So Windsor, Conn Mary Ellen Miller, special assis­ always bow your head and close Columbin correspondent Virginia 1 South WilUngton. Ideal for small pleasant, central tree-lined sized kitchen. (Mly $28,000. Pisek Clarence W. Welti, Chairman for Board for Admis­ said Oiarles B. Womer of the mint of condition. Philbrick vrith trees. $6,500. F.M. Gaal Lorraine V. Maus tant to Congressional Committee your eyes for the entire invoca­ Carlson Tel. 228-9224 Security deposit. monthly, stove, refrigerator. Apply business, will alter to suit tenant. residential neighborhood. $27,- $45,000. Bob Bletchman at Realton, 280-7475, 742-8343. Brooklleld Rd., RL'D No.4 CHA and Joseph P. DupUnaky of ^ , Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Agency, Realtors, MLS, 643-2682. Alfred Sleffert, Secretary sion 543 14 Call 742-8889 after 6 p.m 4(X). Odegard FbMlty, 643-4365. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. William Belfiore Agency, 647- Bolton. Conn. Blue Cross. Chairman Rep. Bob Wllspn of tion. 1413. Dated this 6th day of October, 1972. of Electors PAGE SIX TEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Sat., Oct. 7.1972 Sub-Ship O b it u a r y $2,000 in Goods South Windsor Drug Raids Result Stolen from Garage View of Kupchunos Collision In 14 Arrests W alter J . F ulle r Probe Set Another raiding party of io WAPPING - Walter Joseph On School Problem NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - The By THE ASSOaATED PRESS MANCHESTER Carmen Belendes, 32, of federal, sUte and local narcotics Fuller, 65, of 49 Saginaw St. died Navy has ordered an investiga­ Unrelated drug raids in Water- Nearly $2,(X)0 worth of goods Wlllimantic, was charged last agenU hit several homes along Friday at Hartford Hospital. tion into the collision of the bury and eastern Connecticut were taken in a Friday break into night with third-degree larceny Route 44 in eastern GonnecUcut Mr. Fuller was born, in (Ed. Note; Yesterday’s Herald through oversight, his story was nuclear attack submarine FYiday resulted in at least 14 Springfield; Mass., and had lived a garage at 264 Charter Oak St., (shoplifting) at King’s Depart­ story on Mrs. Margaret Rossi’s not published. A summary ' arrests and the seizure of 40 and reported the arrests of 10 Manchester Police reported TuUlbee and a West German persons and the selsure of 45 in Wapping for nine years. He ment Store at the Parkade; and views about the proposed addi­ follows.) freighter in the Atlantic, ISO pounds of hashish and 45 pounds was employed as an inspector for today. Alicia Ribera, 19, of Wlllimantic, tion to South Windsor High There is only one issue to be of marijuana, valued at $200,000 pounds of marijuana, some Taken were several tools, elec­ miles off the North Carolina 35 years at Hamilton Standard was charged with fourth-degree School was intended as a rebuttal revived in the Nov. 7 referen­ police said. heroin and narcotics cutting tric drills, tires, and 15 cartons of coast. materials. Division of United Aircraft Corp., larceny in connection with the to an earlier release by Richard dum on a proposed addition to The TuUibee, commissioned Four persons were arrested in cigarettes, the victim, P. The raids took place at five Windsor Locks, before he retired same alleged shoplifting Incident, H. Kupchunos. Unfortunately,. South Windsor High School, Nov. 9,1960, carried a crew of 56 Waterbury, and Lt. John Griffin in 1969. He was a communicant of McVeigh, told police. police reported. Richard H. Kupchunos of the of the Vice and Intelligence Divi­ homes along Route 44 and Route Entry was apparently gained while on a routine exercise, but St. Margaret Mary Church. Both were released on |50 cash Board of Education says. That is sion said the raids broke up a 189 within a five-mile radius In via a rear door — the door’s no nuclear missiles were aboard, Survivors are a son, Henry bonds. Court date is Oct. 30. South Windsor “quality education for the the Navy said. She is to arrive at multi-million dollar drug ring in the towns of Ashford, WlUlngton hinges were forced, police said. and West WlUlngton, said F. Mac Fuller of Coventry; a daughter, children of South Windsor. The her home base in New London, Connecticut. Mrs, Carol Butenas of Broad Time of the break was estimated Thomas R. Pine, 16, of majority of the members of the Drugs confiscated included 40 Buckley, special attorney In at between 1 and 4 a.m. FYiday, Conn., sometime Sunday, Brook; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Wethersfield, was charged with Group Forms Board of Education and the ad­ pounds of hashish, worth about charge of the Hartford office of police said. traveling under her own power. Evans of Wapping and Mrs. third-degree larceny and third- ministration have agreed that the The Hagen, built in 1967 in $170,000, about half a pound of the Office for Drug Abuse Law Heien Orfitelli of Hartford; eight The investigation is being degree criminal mischief (two only way to continue quality cocaine and assorted pills, Griffin Enforcement. handled by the detective division. To Support West Germany, radioed the Coast grandchildren and a great­ counts on each charge) on a education in South Windsor Guard Friday after the collision said. Seized were 45 pounds of nuri- grandchild. Circuit Court 12 warrant served without compromise is to expand juana, valued by police at $20,000, Stanley J. Lesniak, 23, of School Wing that she had changed course and The funeral will be Monday at last night. the existing high school facility ” was headed for the shipyards in quantities of heroin, LSD, Norwich, was issued a summons FV)liee said the charges stem Regardless of changes in area assorted pills, and assorted nar­ 9:15 a.m. from the Callahan A group of South Windsor tax­ Norfolk. charging him with failure to grant from alleged attempts at theft of building and birth rates, he Jazz Concert cotics paraphernalia, Buckley Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., payers have formed a coalition to The Navy said no injuries were right of way, after an accident stereo tape decks from cars at added, “The high school facility Blast Hartford, with a Mass of the support the referendum for the reported aboard either vessel. NEW HAVEN (AP) - The said. , yesterday afternoon at Center Manchester Community College. as it currently exists will be Charged with possession and Resurrection at St. Margaret addition to the South Windsor The collision occurred Friday music stopped briefly Friday and Cooper Sts., police reported. A 15-year-old Wethersfield critically overcrowded for the sale of hashish in the Waterbury Mary Qiurch at 10. Burial will be High School. Under the name morning during a storm east of night in Yale’s Woolsey Hall to Police said a van operated by youth, unidentified because of his next seven years. We are not in St. Augustine’s Cemetery, “Nonpartisan Addition Referen­ Cape Hatteras, N.C., when seas allow New Haven police to con­ raids were: Gary Higgins, 24, of Lesniak was in collision with a age, was also apprehended in dealing with numbers, we are not South Glastonbury. dum Supporters,” (NARS), this were running 8 to 10 feet. The duct a search for a bomb. Danbury, Lawrence Braun, 22, of car driven by BUinor L. Uzup of 78 connection with the same inci­ dealing with statistics (as con­ Danbury; Gary Cardillo, 25, of Friends may cali at the funeral organization has been formed 440-foot, 5,620-ton Hagen — en Shortly after 9:15, New Haven Summer St. at about 12;30 p.m. dent. tended by Concerned Citizens for Sandisfleld, Mass, and his wife home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to with the objectives of supporting route from the Gulf Coast to police ordered the hall cleared of Court date is Oct. 30 at Pine was released on his Responsive and Responsible 9 p.m. the South Windsor Board of northern Europe — was struck a jazz buffs who had come to hear a Sheryl, 22. Manchester. written promise to appear in Government), we are dealing Arrested in the eastern Connec- Education at its public presen­ “glancing blow” by the Tullibee, concert honoring Duke Ellington court Oct. 30. The 15-year-old will with human beings. 'The most Ucut raids on federal charges, George Lundberg, 82, of 233 E. tations, publicizing the facts con­ cruising just below the surface, and the new scholarship fund and be referred to juvenile valuable resource a nation has its an Atlantic Fleet spokesman said. music curriculum being named including possession with intent Center St., was issued a summons authorities, police said. cerning overcrowding in the high young people.” Mrs. E. Douglas Starbard school, the effects of alternatives Capt. Lawrence S. Wigley, after him. to distribute heroin, marijuana charging him with failure to obey Statements by Mrs. Margaret and LSD were: Lester Smith,:22, VERNON - Mrs. Ethel Knapp stop sign after a two-car accident to the high school addition, and skipper of the submarine, said his Blxits were clared and listeners Starbard, 69, of Kelly Rd., wife of Lawrence H. Gavello, 32, of no Rossi and Robert DeRosa, board vessel apparently sustained no evacuated with no incidents. of West Wlllington; Wiliam at about 6:30 p.m. yesterday at E. the provision of an organized members, Kupchunos charges, E. Douglas Starbard, died certain address, was charged with interior damage, and that there After the police found no bomb, Stringer, 21, of Eastern Oonnec- Middle Tpke. and Vernon St. public voice for the supporters of “have done a great disservice to Thursday at her home. disorderly conduct last night in were no injuries among the six the concert was resumed, accor­ ticut State College; Lionell Boyd, Police said Lundberg’s car was the high school addition referen­ the citizens of South Windsor” Mrs. Starbard was born in connection with an alleged distur­ officers and 50 men aboard. ding to authorities. 21, of Ashford; and George in a collision with a car driven by bance at a Bissell St. home, dum. He contends that their views Croton-on -Hudson, N.Y., and The following officers have Jr. of Warrenville. ' Ralph E. Vondeck of 11 Jackson police said. make it appear that the board is had lived in East Hartford before been elected: William Winkler, Also, Roger Boyd of West St. There were no injuries He was released on a $25 cash divided on the addition. Willin^on; Reginald WlUhuns of coming to Vernon five years ago. reported. general chairman; Mrs. Steven Survivors, besides her husband, bond for court appearance Oct. ‘Nothing could be further from West Willington; and Dennis Court date is Oct. 16. Smith, Stanley Sigal, and Mrs. the truth, ” Kupchunos said, and McGovern And Eagleton are 2 sons, Douglas Starbard of 30. Maine of Gales Ferry. William Winkler, publicity’, calls upon DeRosa to recognize Wethersfield and Raymond Star­ Alfred Kausch, high school stu­ (Continued from Page One) State charges of possession of Police reported about ten other Bruce A. Barlow, 24, of Broad the majority of the board’s agree­ marijuana were lodged against bard of California; 3 daughters, accidents which occurred yester­ dent coordinator; Gerald Baxter, Mrs. Janice Nelson and Mrs. Brook, was issued a summons ment and “accept his respon­ speaking Americans. He said a Nord Yakovleff, 28, of Ashford; day afternoon and last night, yesterday afternoon charging him volunteer chairman. sibility to the toard and the political future, we’re only two Betty Alexander, both of Blast A meeting of NARS will be men," he said. ’The question is black member of the Democratic Vicki Kirschner, 20, of Mansfield, most with minor damage to the with failure to renew registra­ public by letting the voters have and Candace Boguckl, 19, of Hartford, and Mrs. Marilyn cars involved and minor, if any, held soon and will be open to the what are the great problems campaign staff “has been serious­ Chapin of Gulfport, Miss.; and 10 tion. the opportunity to evaluate the ly threatened with reprisals Mansfield. ' injuries to the persons involved. O u rt date is Oct. 30. public. The date and location will issue devoid of peripheral nit­ before this country and who can grandchildren. be announced. best resolve those problems." because of information he has F’uneral services will be Mon­ picking.” brought us" about that. By DeRosa’s waiting for two McGovern said it was a day at 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill political judgment that had he McGovern himself refused to Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Bar Owner Shot weeks to criticize the board’s give evidence or detail, saying Sept. 12 announcement of in­ kept Blagleton on the ticket the NATIVE Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose About Fire Calls that to do so could endanger his BRIDGEPORT (AP) - dividual press releases on the campaign from then on would Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. informants. PEACHES Veronica Ganch, 59, a Bridgeport addition, Kupchunos said, his have centered “on the medical Friends may call at the funeral Later, aboard the McGovern Town bar owner, was seriously Town firemen answered a call fellow board member has caused history” of his running mate. APPLES AND CIDER home today and tomorrow from 2 campaign jet, aides distributed a wounded Friday when shot in the to 49 Kane Rd. at 12:04 a.m. confusion in the minds of the PLENTIFUL SUPPLY to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Women’s Auxiliary to the “Now that could not be per­ statement signed by Gene Pokor- head during a holdup. today to put out a small clothing public and negated constructive Manchester Midget Football mitted to happen at a time when ny, the Illinois campaign coor­ Authorities said Mrs. Ganch fire burning in the basement. action by the board. Association will meet Monday at this country is faced with what dinator, saying “the life of Paul FERRANDO and other employes were in the Damage was confined to the If Mrs. Rossi is a “fifth wheel,” 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. President Nixon himself calls the Cobb, national urban director for Robert St. Pierre, 75 E)ssex St. bar when the two young bandits cellar, firemen said. The cause of Kupchunos commented, the label ORCHARDS Harry c. Braun choice of the century,’’ voter registration of the Ck>-hostesses are Mrs. Edward walked in. One of the holdup men the fire is as yet unknown. is of her own making, but “Her Eighth district firemen McGovern said “It would have Democratic National Committee, Harry Charle' Braun, 60, of 51 Madsen and Mrs. Joseph Presti. asked for change for $10 bill. disapproval of the addition makes BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD Jensen St., husband of Mrs. Mary answered a call at 1:20 p.m. been a catastrc^he if the election was threatened in an effort to He then grabbed a $100 bill it impwssible for her to be a QUSTONBURY Frantz Braun, died this morning yesterday to extinguish a small had been decided on the basis of extort funds from him.” Ruth Circle of Emanuel another employe held, police constructive participant in the Sen. Elagleton’s medical record.” at his home. Lutheran Church will meet Mon­ said, and when Mrs. Granch blaze caused when a welder’s promotion of the project.’’ Both Mr. Braun was bom Sept. 25, torch started a partition on fire at In D es Moines, Iowa, day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. threw an ash tray, a shot was she and DeRosa, he added, McGovern told a roaring crowd 1912 in Pittsburgh, Pa., and had John Kjellson, 36 Flag Dr. Fami­ fired. the new apartments under con­ should recognize that majority lived in Manchester for 25 years. struction on Tudor Lane. Damage in a dirt-floored pavilion at the ly relationshps will be discussed. board opinion rules and “allow state fairgrounds that he does not He was employed as an equip­ was minor. the voters to make an objective ment supervisor for the Town of September's Rain think it is an accident “that the Epworth Circle of South decision.” peace rumors are flying again” as West Hartford. He was a member United Methodist Church will Like Last Year's unson the campaign nears its showdown oLManchester Lodge of Masons, meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Cooper the Scottish Rite bodies of Hart­ precipitation last month in phase. Hall of the church for a workshop Manchester was only a little "If I thought that Mr. Nixon’s ford, Connecticut Consistory session for the Fair. Fisheries Policy (32nd degree) of Norwich, Sphinx below that of a year ago, accor­ ending this war tomorrow would Candy Kitchen be the one factor that would cost ■Temple Shrine of Hartford, and ding to statistics kept by the Where Quality Candy Is Made Freah Dally Charter Oak Lodge, B’nai me this election, there is no one the Sphinx Temple Arab Patrol Town Water Department. The Chnose From Over 2U0 Varieties Association. He also belonged to B’rith, will have a breakfast figure was 4.47 inches for Urged At Hearing that would rejoice over the end of the American Public Works meeting tomorrow at 9 a.m. at September of this year, com­ that war any more than George Howard Johnson’s Restaurant, McGovern,” he said. Association. pared to 4.66 inches for STONINGTON (AP) - Foreign foreign government subsidized Get the happy hibit with— Main St., East Hartford. Bert Survivors, besides his wife, are September 1971. Both figures are fleets are systematically fleets and government subsidized The South Dakota senator said Gaster, publisher of the Jewish a son, Charles H. Braun of above the anticipated normal for destroying valuable stocks of imports," Gaziano told the sub­ that even if there is a settlement MUNSON'S HAPPY CARD Ledger, will speak on “Israel — “the question that ought to haunt Manchester; three sisters, Mrs. the month — 3.71 inches. fisheries off the coast of the committee, chaired by Rep. Now only it Munson’s - a combination |ift boi and card What’s Happening Today.’’ Mr. Nixon to the end of his days” Sarah Williams of California, precipitation in Manchester for United States, says a fishing ex­ Frank M. (ilark, D-Pa. displayini the thoufht you want to convey. Our unique candy is why the Indochina conflict was Mrs. Ida Cunningham of the 1972 period, Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 ecutive. card is filled with Munson’s hi|h-quality chocolatn - the Girl Scout Troop 642 will meet It is difficult to get action from Baltimore, Md., and Mrs. Walter measured 37.19 inches, far above Joseph Gaziano, president of not ended four years ago. best reasons to SM ILE. Monday at 3 p.m. at Community the U.S. Government, he said. Gardner of Miami, Bla.; two the 27.69 inches measured during the Prelude Corp. of Westport, “I don’t believe that Mr. Nixon Baptist Church. “We are told we have to live grandchildren and several nieces the same jjeriod last year. Nor­ told a congressional subcom­ together and compromise, but in is going to end the war,” McGovern said. “I think the and nephews. mal for the nine months is 32.15 mittee Friday that the reason has the meantime a great national The Holmes Funeral Home, Man, 6 Dogs inches. been the lack of a national resource is being destroyed,” peace rumors are flying to coin­ . „/F.. -,v 400 Main St., is in charge of fisheries policy and governmental Gaziano said. cide with the closing days of this arrangements, which are in­ Flee Fire Drive-In Church inaction. Surveillance and enforcement campaign. If I become the presi­ complete. Gaziano, whose firm seized a of fisheries in the North Atlantic dent there isn’t any doubt at all A man and his six dogs were Services Set Russian trawler in San Francisco were earlier described as ade­ that the war will end quickly.” In Chicago Friday, McGovern forced by fire from their home at PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - last year for alleged damages to quate by Russell T. Norris, direc­ alleged that ’’Republican 9 Cedar St., Rockville this mor­ Portland churchgoers who dislike its fisheries equipment, said tor of the Northeast Region of the Personal Notice sources” have been giving money ning at 6:54 a.m. dressing in their Sunday best or Japanese fishermen have caused National Marine Fisheries Ser­ to militant minority groups to In loving memory of George Massey who Albin Boroski and his pets fled sitting on hard pews soon will be more than $200,(XX) damage to his vice of the Commerce Depart­ discourage registration and ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 I passed away October 8, 1964 from the fire which police say able to attend services in the company’s equipment. ment. voting by Negroes and Spanish­ OPEN DAILY iiiid S1!N1)AY till 8:00 P J I, God saw his footsteps falter. started in a sofa of his home. comfort of their cars. He testified at the opening of Norris said that in 10 years his ('iiiid.v Also Avalliible For Fmid KuUIng ^ ^ Tlie hills become too steep, Police report extensive fire The Rev. Dale El Galloway of two days hearing by the Coast And with farewells unspoken. agency’s surveillance of offshore The Saviour bade him sleep. damage has made the house un- the New Hope Community Guard subcommittee of the fisheries had increased from 100 iiveable. The dogs were placed in Church has rented an 800-place House Committee on Merchant Mother, wife hours in 1961 to 1,000 hours in and children the custody of the dog warden. drive-in theater in southeast Marine and Fisheries. 1971. Portland and will begin Sunday Large quantities of the same ■’From our surveillance ac­ morning services Oct. 15. seafood products obtained off the tivities, it has been determined in Pastor Galloway, who shores by Japan are being sold recent montlis that every Euro­ previously served in Ohio and through a “network of branch pean nation except Blast and West Open Kansas, says the drive-in church offices in the United States," he Germany has increased the take will be nondenominational and said. off our U.S. coast," Norris said. All Day WESTOWN interdenominational. "We must compete with m J m . Sunday PHARMACY OPEN HOUSE TODAY SUNDAY NOON ’til 6 P.M. All Medicinal Services Available 9 Different Styles to Choose From 455 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 Spicy H ot We Feature Above & Below Ground Pools Plaza Dept. 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Barefooted and wearing a red EXPERIENCE FrL: Black Exposure | 9:30 (3) We Believe (18) To Be Announced (30) Joaay Quest jumpsuit, Boone sat in his IS ONE OF THE REASONS : 0:50 (22) Weather ; (2246) Mystery Movie dressing room-office at Universal Maude: Loud^ Liberal, WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR ; 6:55 (8) News : (40) Jewish Heritage “Hec Remsey” (see cov­ ‘Popeye’ Loves It Studios. His dark brown hair was ; 7:00 (3) CBS News | 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto My Feet er). Special two4iour almost to his shoulders and his (8) Cartoon Carnival • (8) Mormon Conference premiere pre-ertipts In Hoilywo4Mi gray moustache almost to his Liberated Battle-Ax (22) Catholic Service (22-39) Today Show : “N i ^ Gallery’’ at 10. On his first day in Hollywood, chin for his role in “Hec ByJAYSHARBUTT between the sexes. HEARING ; 8:90 (3) Captain Kangaroo : (38) Let Us Celebrate Dina Merrill is a suspect on (24) French Chd Eddie Egan, the tough ex-New Ramsey” on NBC’s “Sunday (40) Cariosity Shop NEW YORK (AP) — “We can­ Maude’s a whirling dervish in PROBLEM TO OUR CARE (8) New Zoo Revue • 0:00 (3) Dick Van Dyke York cop who is the real 10:30 (3) Look Up and live “The F.B.L, ” Sunday, Oct 8, Mystery Movie.” not learn from one another until more ways than one; in television (M) Jack LaLanne Dick gets “bombed” “Popeye" of ‘"The French “If we go beyond the current (30) CathaUe Service at 8 p.m. on ABC. we stop shouting at one terms, she’s a spin-off from : 8:30 (8) I Love Lacy : on his TV show. Connection” fame, got a speeding commitment, whatev« is made 11:00 (3) On the Agenda anotber-until we speak quietly "Family,” where last season she (24)EdncattonalTV : (8-46) Movie ticket But since be was on his after that will be made awiqr (22) Sports Challenge Fisher (Socialist-Labor enough so that our words can be first assaulted the senses in two (M) Romper Room | “El Dorado” (1967). way to his new career as an actor from the studio entirely,” he (40)Bnllwinlde party), Linda Jenness heard as well as our voices.” episodes as Edith Bunker’s • 9:09 (3) Hap Richards Show Western. John Wayne, and “resident crime consultant” said. Boone is committed to four cousin. HEARING AID SERVICE (8) Phil Donahue Show 11:15 (30) Jevrish life (socialist Woiheis Party). Robert Mitchum, James he wasn’t too concerned. 90-minute shows and the two- President Nixon offered that 11:30 (3) Face the Natloa (2240) Pro FoothaU The only question now is Jhone (18) Mayoris Hour Francisco (24) Educational TV Reds at Pirates. AsMey, Rita Moreno. 'D C poeter cord and DC battery 5:06 (8) I Dream of Jeannle (R) William Windom stars as 12:30 (3) Perry Mason (40) GilUgan’s Island (24) World Press (R) pack available at optional ertrii (18) Jouney to Adventure an innocent victim who (8-40) Split Second 1:30 (8-40) CoU^e Football 6:30 (3) CBS News (24) All About Welfare thinks he’s a killer. (22-30) Who, What or Where Game Notre Dame at MicM- (8) News ^ « 9 9 . 3 5 (40) DauM Boone (18) Mandril Generatioa 0 (24) Mister Rogers gan State. (24) Movie pliiiUi 5:30 (8) Safari 6> Adventure (24) Electric Company ‘“rhe Markof Zorro” (22-36) Movie 12:55 (2^30) NBC News (18) Update “Marooned” (1969). : (8) What’s My Line? 2:00 (3) Movie (1920). Douglas Fair­ 1:0 0 6:00 (8) It Takes a “rhlef (R) NASA tries to rescue (22) To Tell the Truth “The Secret of the banks Sr. (18) The Holy Spirit Purple Reef” (1960). (40) What’s My Line? astronauts trapped in (24) Educational TV (40) The A v ^ e r s (R) orMt. Gregory Peck, ELECTRONICS (30) Watch Your Child A boat disappears at 7:00 (3) Wildlife Theatre STANEK 8:30 (18) The Deaf Hear t, p Richard Creima, David sea. Jeff Richards, Mar- (8) Public Affairs (40) All My Children (24) Thirty Minutes Janssen, James Frands- 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 Si i.-- gia Dean, Peter Falk. Debate. Candidates for I 1:30 (3) As the World Turns m 7:00 (3) Face the State cus, Geoe Hackman. (24) Zoom (R) U.S. Congress from Conn­ I (840) Let’s Make a Deal (8) Lawrence Welk 9:30(3)BobNewhart 2:30 (24) Electric Company (R) ecticut’s 3rd District. : (22-30) Three on a Match (18) Teach-In The psydwlogist tries 3:00 (24) Behind the Lines (R) (22) News • (24) Electric Company , (22) News to say “Ilove you.” r/itnpHian Marty Fekiman Qeft) is up to some shifty business (40) The Avengers (R) Make a Difference Where You Save! : 2:00 (3) The Guiding U ^ t John Wayne stars In (24) Zoom A journalism review. (18 ) Stand Up and Cheer IT DOES as a guest stars with host Bill (bsby on CBS Monttoy, Oct 9, at 3:30 (3) Movie 7:15 (18) Money Talks : (8-40) Newlywed Game Dorado,” Sunday, Oct 8, i 9 (38) Wild Kingdom Premiere. A five-Part 10:00 (3) Mission: Impossihle : (2240) Days of Our Uvea (40) It Takes a Thief (R) 10 p.m. “Bad Day at Black Robert Goulet stars as p.m. on ABC. Rock” (1954). Spencer dlscuuion series on -ft -6 A INSTANT ; (24) Educational TV a syndicate diie^ Tracy, Robert Ryan, how to save numey. : 2:30 (3) Search for Tomorrow (8-40) Sixth Sense EARNINGS Walter Brennan. 7:30 (3) George Kirby liil : (8-40) Datlag Game Guest; Juiw Allyson S A V 1 N G S MONDAY, OCTOBER 9 (24) Black Journal Guest: Barb^Sharma. (22-30) The Doctors (18) Nashville Mnslc c as a blind woman. 5% WvIdeiHl poM : (M)EdncatlonidTV 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy (18) Dick Van Dyke (R) medical and social in­ 10:00 (3) Bill Cosby Season Premiere. Report G O A ^ V Guests: Muty Feldman, (22) Jonathan Winters ^ (18) Lowell’Thomns ,\ s s t » t I \ r 1 I) V. tn m day of depodt. : 3:00(3)AMnnySpIendoredThliig (24) Milter Rogers (22-30) News formation about VD. on syphilis experiment. Diahann Carroll, and 8:00 (3) All in the Family (24) David SussUnd * • (8-40) General Hospital (40) Gomer Pyle, USMC (24) Open Line Host; DickCbvett. 4:90 (2^^9) BasebaU 4 timeo yonrly- Hines, Hines and Dad. Archie and Mike try 10:39 (18) 0m l Roberta ; (22-30) Another World 5:30 (24) Electric Company (40) ABC News 9:00 (3) Here’s Lucy AL Play-off. Joe Namath appears in (24) State of Connectlcnt to solve a riddle. 11:00 (3446) News : (24) Educational TV (40) News 7:30 (8) Let’s Make a Deal (24) Intcmari Performance college football stoiy. State news wrap-up. ‘"riie Firebird” —Igor (8-40) Alias Smith k Jones (18) Cine de lot Sabados : 3; 39 (3) Ranger Station 5:55 (3) W haf s Happening (18) Movie Tlw outlaws plan to 11:36 (3) Movie • (8-40) One Life to Uve 6:00 (34-22) News “It Should Happen to (8-40) Pro Football 1 0 :35 (24) Martin Agronsky Stravinsky’s ballet per­ Raiders at Oilers. formed 1^ the Paris retire in Mexico. “Deadlier Than The i (18 )TheUvtogWord (18)120’aockHlgh(R) You” (1954). P e ta 11:00(3-184240) News Lawford, Jack Lemmon, (18)700anb Opera Ballet. (R) Guest; Sally Field. Male” (1967). : (2M0) Return to Peyton Place (24) Hodgepodge Lodge 11:30 (3) Movie (18) Jonathan Winters Koscine, Elke Sommer. (30) To Tell th e’Truth Judy Holliday. (22-30) Movie 4:30 (18) Unabridged ; 4:00 (3) Andy Griffith yiliecreek” (1967). “Of Human Bondage” (22-30) Emergency! (8)’The Avengers (R) (40) Wild Wild West (R) (22) Hollywood Squares 5:00 (3) Perry Mason (R) : (8) Movie western. Henry Fonda, 63). Laurence Harvey, Problems include a (2240) News MANCHESTER 0:30 (3) CBS News (30) Mouse Factory (MO) Wide World of Sports : (18) Every Woman James Stewart, Inger Kim Novak. deadly virus and a (40)’rhriner .,5, (8) ABC News (40) Polka! 4 The World ChampionsMp I (2^30) Somerset Stevens, Dean Jagger. (22-30) Johnny Carson teen-ager with vertigoT 12:00 (22) Movie (2^30) NBC News 8:00 (8-40) The Rookies Demolition Derby, and OLDSMOBILE • (24) Sesame Street (24)>Conn. VD Blues Guest host: Bobby Darin. 8:30 (3) Bridget Loves Bemie “Reap the Wild Wind” ; (40) Love, American Style (24) Designing Women Evangelist suspected the Pendleton Roundup. '’Yaw OMnabl* OMbr" Information about VD 12:00 (8-40) News Bemie writes a new (1942). Robert Preston, of pushing dru^. (18) Right ObI I 4:30 (3) Merv Griffin Show 6:55 (48) News 12:30 (8) Death Valley Daya (R) John Wayne, Paulette (22-30) Lau^-In clinics and centers (24) Masterpiece Theatre play. ; (18) Popeye 7:80 (3) Movie (40) College FoothaU‘72 (18) The Adventurer Goddard, Ray Milland. 512 WEST OENnR ST. - fD-HH “Gambit” (1966). Shir­ Guest: Michael Landon. In Connecticut. “Vanity Fair,” Part I. : (22) Mike Douglas Show 1:25 (3) Movie (24) Playhouse N.Y. (30) Movie ley MacLalne, Michael (24) VD Bluet 0:30 (3) Doris Day 'Susan Hampshire stars : (30) Yon Don’t Say! Cy attempts a damsel “Girl Han>y.” Elvis Jean Anouilh’s “Anti­ “Yankee Doodle Dandy” Caine. Special. Music, comedy as Bedqr Sharp.(R) • (40) 1 Love Lucy in distress—Doris. Presley, SheUy Fhbares. |; » (18) llndt Owens gone.” Genevieve (1042). James Cagney. NEW or USED (8) Trnth or Consequences and drama containing 5:15(1) What’s Happening BuJold,Fritx Weaver. 12:39(8)WrestliiM

■I TV p a g e FOUR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy (40) ABC News 8:30 (3) Hawaii Five-0 Wayne Collett. (M) Mister Rogers 7:30 (3) I’ve Got a Secret Bomb threats follow 10:00 (8-40) Marcus Welby, M.D. (30) Hogan’s Heroes (8) This Is Your Life arrest of a band of Guest stars; Brenda This (40) Corner Pyle, USMC Guest: Harold Krents. Hawaiian vigilantes. Vaccaro, Pat O’Neal. C. Riv 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (18) Movie (8-40) Movie (22-30) NBC Reports chiefs, (24) Electric Company “The Family Secret” “Night of Terror” (1972). “The Cave People of of eve) (30) Beverly HillbUlies (1951). Lee J. Cobb, Young artist tries to the Phillipines.” (40) News potenti Jody Lawrence. elude killers. Donna (24) State of Connecticut 5:55 (3) What’s Happening As a (22) I Dream of Jeannie (R) Mills, Chuck Connors, 10:35 (24) Martin Agronsky 6:00 (3-8-22) News departi (24) Family Game (R) Martin Balsam. 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News (18) 12 O’clock High (30) Golddlggers (24) Dateline America Each c (24) Zoom (18) El Super Show Goya Guest; Don Meredith. 9:00 (18) 700 Club three i (30) To Tell the Truth 11:30 (3) Movie (40) Dragnet (R) (22-30) Bold Ones demon: (40) Wild WUd West “Mozambique” (1965). 8:00 (3) Maude Guest; John Vernon as will ah 6:30 (3) CBS News U.S. pilot gets involv^ Maude gives a party a heart attack victim. book h (8) ABC News with intrigue and mur­ for a black militant. (24) Behind the Lines magazii (22-30) NBC News der in Africa. (8-40) Temperatures Rising 9:30(3) Movie (8-40) Dick Cavett pledge. (24) Maggie — E)xercises John AsUn guests as 6:55 (40) News “Visions” (1972). Guest: Anthony (Juinn. Withii a hypochondriac hood. A professor is sus­ (22-30) Johnny Carson 7:00(3)WorldofKreskln (22-30) Bonanza voluntee pected of planting a Guest; Myron Cohen. Bowers, (8) Truth or Consequences Griff King leaves jail bomb. Monte Markham. 12:00 (18) News (18) Dick Van Dyke (R) for the Ponderosa. Bucklai (24) Black Journal 1:25 (3) Movie (22-30) News (24) Fourth Estate Schools, Guests; Vince Matthews, “The Haunted Palace” visitatioi fire dri WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 material 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy show sli( (18) Dick Van Dyke (R) (22-30) Adam-12 10:00 (3) Cannon Donna Mills stars in “Night of (24) Mister Rogers ment, : (22-30) News Reed and MaUoy chase A rival private eye Terror,” Tuesday, Oct. 10, at (30) Hogan’s Heroes (R) Smokey (24) Just Generation (R) car thieves. puts pressure on (Can­ 8:30 p.m. on ABC. (40) Gomer Pyle, USMC (R) pany’s 1 (40) News (24) Election ’72 non in robbery case. 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (R) accompa 7:30 (3) The Price Is Right Sen. McGovern’s visit (8-40) JuUe Andrews (24) Electric Company Chief J« (8) Parent Game to BiiUngs, Mont. Guest: Robert Goulet. MASTERMINDS HEIST (30) Beverly Hillbillies (R) charge o (18) Movie 8:30 (8-40) Movie (22-30) Search (40) News Lloyd Bochner guest-stars as The Ei “ Hangman’s Knot’ “Lt. Schuster’s Wife” “Live Men Tell Tales.” 5:55 (3) What’s Happening (1952). the mastermind of an elaborately will hold (1972). (kip’s widow Burgess Meredith stars. planned heist from an athletic 6:00 (3-8-22) News Randolph Scott, Donna from 1 to tries to find kiiler. (24) State of Connecticut stadium in a “Cannon” episode (18)120’aock High(R) Reed in a war drama. HiUiard ! Lee Grant. 10:35 (24) Martin Agronsky due on CBS this fall. (24) Hodgepodge Lodge (22) Walt TUI Your (22-30) Mystery Movie Chief (30) To TeU the Truth 11:00 (3-8-18-22-30-40) News householi Father Gets Home Banacek (George Pep- 11:30(3) Movie (40) WUd WUd West (R) Pall Alei (24) Book Beat pard) searches for an “The Bramble Bush” 6:30 (3) CBS News “In Oitical Condition.” ancient gold cross. structlon (8) ABC News (1960). Richard Burton, make ex (30) Circus! (24) To Be Announced Barbara Rush. (VEST (22-30) NBC News (40) Dragnet (R) kitchen 9:00 (3) Medical Center (8-40) Dick Cavett (24) Preview: Eight Steps 8:00 (3) Carol Burnett ILL recommi Guest: Harry Guardino Guest: Candice Bergen. Toward ExceUence Guests: Elydie Gorme, MOCAfiEj pound col as an old intern. (22-30) Johnny Carson 6:55 (40) News • Jack Gilford. STORE two poun (18)700aub Guests: Orson Bean, 7:00(3) What in the World (8-40) Paul Lynde (24) State of Connecticut MANCHESTER heated, sc Topic; AustraUa. George CarUn. ide, whic Domestic crisis strikes Special. ’"The New 1:30(3) Movie PABKADE (8) Truth or Consequences as kids ieave home. flames. (S Age of Majority.” “The Hill” (1965). FULL SELECTION OF IMPORTED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 AND 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy (22-30) News (24) The Advocates 10:00 (8-40) Owen Marshall DOMESTIC (24) Mister Rogers (24) Soul! Debate: Tax reform. Owen defends the DA’s WINES So (30) Hogan’s Heroes (R) (40) ABC News (40) Gomer Pyle, USMC (R) 9:00(3) Movie son, who is charged 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (R) 7:30 (8) You Asked For It "Marlowe.” James Gam­ with murder. LIQUORS (24) Electric Company (18) Movie er stars as private (22-30) Dean Martin ^ p l u s - Sil (30) Beverly HiUbilUes (R) ’’The Juggler” (1953). eye in missing per­ Guests: Monty Hall, h a r v e s t HILL (40) News Kirk Douglas stars. sons case. Hugh O’Brian. DISCOVERY WAS 5:55 (3) What’s Happening (22) I Dream of Jeannie (R) (24) State of Connecticut Union (30) Wait TUI Your (8-40) The Men State news wrap-up. BRANDS 6:00 (3-8-22) News Frank Dain (James huge i (18) 12 O’clock High (R) Father Gets Home m a s t e r c h a r g e Wainwright) hunts for 10:35 (24) Martin Agronsky countri (24) Zoom (40) Dragnet (R) 11:00 (3-8-18-22-30-40) News an author. PERSONAL CHARGE from t (30) To Tell the Truth 8:00 (3) The Waltons (18) 700 Club ACCOUNTS INVITED (40) WUd WUd West (R) 11:30 (3) Movie today. John-Boy looks for a “Work Is a Four Letter TEL. 649-0446 6:30 (3) CBS News typewriter. (22-30) Ironside □ tin (8) ABC News Mark isn’t happy with Word” (1968). David (8-40) Mod Squad Warner, Cilia Black. Agrlcul (22-30) NBC News Vietnam War veteran his new job at the (24) French Chef DA's office. (8-40) Dick Cavett Our SPEEDY Specialty 1972 cr is reported missing. (22-30) Johnny Carson havefo 6:55 (40) News (22-30) FUpWUson (24) Intemat’l Performance TRULY DELiaOUS Q 7:00 (3) UFO Guest: Cliarlie Callas. supplie Guests: Bill Russell, “Orpheus in Hell”— 1:20(3) Movie (8) Truth or Consequences CHICKEN ”Drot Paul McCartney, Stiller a French TV version “Watusi” (1959). (18) Dick Van Dyke (R) Brown in 6 Minates being c< and Meara. of Offenbach’s opera. George Montgomery. Tbe world’s "fliMat eatta’ 1930s; t ehlclcen” w ith ftaonmtM— said to FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 taato. 0 facilities 5:00 (18) Jim and Tammy (18) Dick Van Dyke (R) CALL IN ORDER FAS sai (24) Mister Rogers fuses to marry him. 9:30 (8-40) Odd Couple (22-30) News Ptok Up 10 MfaiiitM Latar Furthi (30) Hogan’s Heroes (R) (18) Sports Challenge Oscar and Felix go on (24) Free-For-All (22-30) UtUe People grain fc (40) Gomer Pyle, USMC (R) (40) ABC News a religious retreat. Anne speaks to the B E m DRIVE-m running 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (R) 7:30 (3) What’s Happening local PTA. 10:00 (8-40) Love American Style 468 CENTER 8T. - 04S 8 (8) Lassie (24) Electric Company (24) AU About Welfare To Be Announced. (30) Beverly HUIbUlies(R) (18) Better World “The Coming Asunder (22) Let’s Make a Deal (22-30) Banyon (40) News of Jimmy Bright. ” (24) WaU Street Week Banyon tries to find Pi 5:55 (3) What’s Happening 9:00 (3) Movie a prize fighter. (30) HoUywood Squares ’They CaU Me MISTER 6:00 (3-8-22) News (24) State of ConnecUcut (40) Nanny & the Professor 'nbbs” (1970). Sidney (18) 120’aockHlgh(R) 8:00 (3) Sonny and Cher State news wrap-up. Poitier stars as a po­ (24) Hodgepodge Lodge Guests: Jimmy Durante, 10:35 (24) Martin Agronsky V. lice lieutenant. (30) To TeU the Truth Gilbert O’SuUivan. 11:00 (3-8-18-22-30-40) News : iR0Ki:s' (8-40) Room 222 11:30 (3) Movie GREEr (40) Wild WUd West (R) (8-40) Brady Bunch U.S. Sen. English transfer stu­ “Diabolique ” (1954). 6:30 (3) CBS News (18) Ski Scene a financie dent enrolls and be­ Simone Signoret stars. (8) ABC News (22-30) Sanford and Son Nations (22-30) NBC News comes student leader. (8-40) Dick Cavett 277 BROAD (24) Week in Review (18) 700 Club (22-30) Johnny Carson Bush, die (24) Worid Press Robert MacNeil hosts New Yorl 6:55(40) News (22-30) Ghost Story Guest: David Brenner. Washington news show. Carolyn Jones stars for Cance 7:00(3)YoungDr.KUdare 1:30 (3) Movie 8:30 (8-40) Partridge FamUy as a woman trapped in “Dracula Has Risen F J l « n U L He was 7? (8) Truth or Consequences month. Snake’s girlfriend re­ a vacation home. from the Grave” (1968). CUBE • CRUSHED - CAR Bush se ICE BLOCK Dm WIUJS GaroB* 10 years, ____ SPKC3AU8T8 Df STEREO years of i L» T. Wood Coihi WBBRL AUQNMENT AMD Brien Me 51 BISSELL STREeP * ^ BRAn i 8UIV1CB Alignment reelection BisseU S t runa eaat from Main St. at State Theatre OBMRBAl. 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