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The W«ath«r PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchttter, Conn., Fri., Oct. 87,1972 Nathan Hale School Rain tonight, lows in the 41k Open House Sunday Rain ending with partial cla stll Street-by-Street Listing o f Voting Districts in Manchester Page 9 Sunday afternoon, high in the
MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER » , 1979 VOL. XCH, No. M SIXTEEN PAGES pMCEnrtEiNcaNfi Windsor...... J 5— from .315 up, inclusive Em erson...... 8 K a n e ...... 6 Winter ...... W ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 9 consists of Voting District 9 8 — odd numben up to .263 E nglew ood...... 1 Keeney ...... 4,9 Winthrop...... J 4 — even numbers up to .200 Even numbers up to .209 Wstrict 9 — Keeney Schooi, 179 Keeney Street E n^gn...... 8 W ood...... i v ? E rie ...... 9 9 — odd numbers Oak G rove...... 4,5 *WDodbridge...... 2.8J South Vietnam Anticipates Land-Grab ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 12 consists of VoUng Districts 2, 5, E squire...... 3 even numbers from .200 up 4— all odd numbers The Candidates a — from .68 up, inclusive 7,10 District 2 — Robertson School, 45 North School Street, Essex...... 7 K ennedy...... 3 5 — all even numbers ,S— add .'s from .70 to JS5 7 — up to .68, inclusive District 5 — Buckley School, 250 Vernon Street, District 7 — Eya ...... 5 Kensington...... 5 Oak ...... 10 The candidates seeking office to the state legi^ture WoodhlU...... I Waddell School, 163 Broad Street, District 10— Manchester Evergreen...... 1 Kent ...... 3 Oakland St...... 2 Assembly District 9 - Incumbent State Rep. Muriel Fairfield...... 8 Kenwood...... 2 Oakland Tr...... 2 W oodland...... 1.7,8 High School, Brookfield Street Kr^:;:;::::::::;.::::2 SS;Zi“ ..Yacavone,Wocrat-,carizi^r,Repub^^^^^^ Fairvlew ...... 1 1 — odd numbers from .99 up ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 13 consisis of VoUng Districts 3, 4, Falknor...... 1 I^t^w ood ...... 4 Olcott Dr...... 1 Assembly District 12 - William BroneiU Democrat; even numbers from .870 up 7 — even numbers up to J58 ' -i'-v r. F arm ...... 9 Knighton “ Olcott St...... 1.8,9 incumbent State Rep, Donald Genovesl, RepubUcam Viet Cong Pledges 6, 8 District 3 — Northfield Green Community Center, Farmington...... 2 Knox 10 1 — odd numbers up to .177 Assembly District 13 - Incumbent State ^ p . Francis odd numbers up to M Ambassador Drive, District 4 — MarUn School, Dartmouth 8— even numben from J5S to Fenwick ...... 5 Lake ...... 3 8 — all even num bm Mahoney, Democrat; Hlllery Gallagher, „ Road, District 6 — Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce St., 9 — odd numbers from .177 up 370 Ferguson...... 4,5 Lakewood Circle N...... 9 Assembly DlsUict 14 - Mrs. Lawrence (Ole) Decker, District 8 — Verplanck School, 126 Olcott Street Lakewood Circle S...... 9 O’Leary...... 8 Woodslde ...... • 4 — odd numbers from .281 up Democrat; G. Warren Westbrook, Republican. Woodstock ...... 3 5 — all even numbers Lancaster ...... 6 Oliver ...... 8 ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 14 consists of Voting DisU^ict 1 Senatorial District 3 — Incumbent State Sen. Harry Burke, WyUys...... 4' odd numbers up to .281 Laurel...... 10 Orchard...... 10 District 1 — Buckland School, 1075 Tolland Turnpike Wyne^g Hill...... 4 Fern ...... 4 Laurel PI...... 10 Otis ...... 10 Democrat; Arthur Shattuck, RepubUcan. O val...... 8 SENATORIAL DISTRICT 3 consists of VoUng Districts 1, 6, F em d ale...... 1 Lawton ...... 5 Senatorial District 4 - Mrs. Thomas (Estelle) Support cif Pact Finley ...... 1...... 3 Leland...... -9 Overland...... 4 Democrat; Incumbent State Sen. David Odegard, 8, 10 O verlook...... 3 F lagg...... 3 Lenox 10 Republican. O xford...... 7 responsible Viet Cong represen began firing at civilians u weD as SENATORL?L DISTRICT 4 consists of Voting Districts 2, 3, Fleming ...... 8 Level Volpe Moves . . O ' SAIGON (AP) - The Viet Cong Vietnam’s armed forces on a dications that a new seuion Lewis Packard...... 4 general alert as Communist between Kissinger and the North tatives “ will immediatriy con at military traffic. 4, 5, 9 Flint ...... 8 pledged today to “ absolutely Lexington P a lm ...... 8 Vietnamese could come as early duct negotiations with the pre Eyewitnesses said then w en F lorence...... 6 .10 respect and carry out all troops launched a land-grab drive Academ y...... 5 Centerfield...... 3 Flower ...... 10 Liberty ...... 7 Park To Release * './V > .-■ in anticipation of the ceaseRre as this weekend. But White sent Saigon administratioa to set few regular South Vietnamese Parker...... 2,3,5,10 pro^ions” of the Paris peace A dam s...... 1 Chalmers F oley ...... 8 Lilac ...... ••8 going into effect soon, allied of House press •secretary Ronald tle in concert together the lAter- troops in the area and most of the 2 — from .245 to .489, inclusive T am ...... 4 Vemon West ■ agreement worked out by the Adams South ...... 8 Cham bers...... 1,7,8 Ford ...... 6 Lilley...... 10 ficials said. Ziegler said: “ As in the past, we nal problons of South Vietnam. government defenden were local 1 — even numbers from .145 even numbers from .626 up Tanner...... 2 Road Funds United States and North Viet A delaide...... 5 F orest...... 6,10 Lillian...... 2 Victoria...... 8 Reports circulated in will announce further meetings” ‘"Iliese will be settled on the militia troops. Sections of Lincoln ...... 8 odd numbers from .89 to 245 T ay lor...... 3 V ie w ...... 19 nam, and declared there would basis of equality, mutual respect, Agnes ...... 5 “ P . . • 6 — all even numbers WASHINGTON (AP) - Washington, meanwhile, that when they occur. Highway 13 and adjoining secon 7 — up to .51, inclusive Linden...... 10 3 — odd numbers from .489 up Teresa...... 4 Village...... 9 be “ no liquidation” of opposing Alexander...... 8 10 — all odd numbers TnuMportatkm Secretary John A. presidential adviser Henry A. In its first official statement on and nonliquidation of each other. dary roads were declared unsafe. Lindman...... 4 even numbers from .489 to T erry...... 9 V i n e ...... -6 forces in touth Vietnam. Alice ...... 5 8 — odd numbers from .51 up F oster...... 6 the peace package, the Viet “ We have every good will at Sources said Communist com 626 Thayer...... i Virginia...... 4,6 Volpe Is moving to releasie At the same time. President Kissinger’s departure for Paris A lp in e...... V even numbers from .51 to Foxcroft ...... 1 L ine...... 4 titude necessary to end the war, 1 5 — up to .89, Inclusive Thistle...... 5 4— all odd numbers millions in federal highway funds Nguyen Van Thieu placed South was imminent. There were in Cong’s Liberation Radio said mand documents captured in the A lton ...... 7 145 restore peace, eradicate all Frances...... 9 10— even numbers from .89 to Thom as...... 1 6 — all even numbers from categorical restrictions to Saigon region had ordered V k i Ambassador ...... 3 Chapel...... - I Franklin ...... 10 Linwood hatred and anger, realize national 245 Thompson...... 8 WaddeU Dr...... 9 keep state programs going until Cong troops to divide into small American L e g io n ...... 7 Charter Oak ...... 4,6 Frederick ...... 1 P ea rl...... 6 Timber ...... 4 Waddell Rd...... 8 concord, and together heal our groups and Infiltrate into hamlets 4 — all even numbers Little new financing is approved by Anderson...... 7 French ...... 1,8 P e n n ...... 1 T im rod ...... 4 Wadsworth ...... lO war wounds, unite with each and villages with the purpose of odd numbers from .269 up Lockw ood...... 7,8 Congress. Andor ...... 4,6 F ulton...... 1 Perkins...... 8 Tolland Tpke...... 1,2,3.7 Walker...... 10 other, love and care for each setting up propaganda machinery 6 — odd numbers up to .269 7 — odd numbers and even Volpe said Thursday that 4 — odd numbers 1 — all odd numbers Perrett ...... 7 1 — odd numbers from .4M up Walnut...... 6,8 Burning Views Split other, and to live together in for a cease-fire, harassing govern numbers because the 92nd Congress failed 6 — Even numbers C hester...... 1 even numbers to .8 even numbers from 1091 up 6 — numbers 3 thru 123 happiness and prosperity.” up to 41 Phelps...... 2 to enact new legislation to ment t n x ^ and establialiing a A ngel...... 1 Chestnut...... 10 8 — even numbers from .8 to 2 — even numbers from .180 to 8 — numbers 146 to 153 ,, 8 — odd numbers and even Philip ...... 6 the federal highway The state had placed a ban The pledge to abide by the Viet Cong presence. A n n ...... 8 Church ...... 10 50 W aranoke...... 5 finance By DOUG BEVINS terms of the Paris agreement numbers P ilgrim ...... 3 566 he was p r e p a ^ to against the burning on Nov. 2, Across South Vietnam, Con»- Ansaldi ...... 4,6 C lark...... 1 Galaxy...... 9 P in e...... 10,6 odd numbers from .283 to Warren ...... 9 program, from .41 up 1968. The ban was strengthened came at the end of a 1 ^ riate^ munist troops carried out more 4 — odd numbers up to .47 Clearview...... 1 Garden ...... 10 405 Washington...... 2,7' release states from the Fairly equal numbers of residents favored and opposed Locust...... 10 10 — odd numbers to 169 Time Change Not Always Easy this year, when the state’s clean ment that started with a dedara- than 100 shelling and terror at even numbers up to .70 CUfton...... 2 Garden Dr . .10 3 — even numbers up to .180 2 — from .75 up, inclusive categorical restrictions so that open burning in Manchester at a public hearing held last Lodge ...... 10 6 — all even numbers and odd air act took effect. tion that the United States must tacks for the third successive day, 6 — odd numbers from .47 up Clinton ...... 4,6 Garden G rove...... 9 odd numbers up to .283 7 — up to .75, inclusive maximum use can be made of night at the Municipal Building. Lookout Mt...... 4 nidnbera from 169 up Town Manager Weiss, con sign the pact if it wanted an end the Saigon command said, the even numbers from .70 up 4 — odd numbers up to .75 Gardner...... 4 7 — even numbers from .586 to Weaver ...... 5 funds already authorized. For most of us the change from Daylight Saving Time back to Standard Time tonight is merely Loomis ...... 1 PI**® mu Town Manager Robert Weiss, who says he will make a tinually emphasizing that no Jed- to the \fietnam war. The state nioet since the 1968 Tet offensiva. A p el...... 2 6 — all even numbers Gardner W est...... 4 .1091 Wedgewood .1 He said this would permit Love ...... 1,9 Pioneer...... 8 resetting a clock — if we remember; but for the owners of this floral sundial it requires a sunny decision soon on the open burning of leaves, conducted the slon on burning has yet been ment also accused both Saigon The Da Nang area w u shdled A rcellia...... 5 odd numbers from .75 up Garnet...... 9 Pitkin 3 Tonica Spring...... 4 W elcom e...... 5 states to undertake projects for 1 — odd numbers day — instead of a 2 a.m. Sunday ritual — and obviously some transplanting. It seems hearing with the assistance of Town Fire Chief John Rivosa made, said last night that if leaf and Washington of “ treacherous before dawn for the second time Arch ...... 6 Q y d e ...... 3 Garth...... 4,5 Plano...... 9 T o w e r ...... 1,8 Wellington ...... 6 which they can be reimbursed 9 — even numbers reasonable to suspect, however, that this “ natural” sundial probably wasn’t set for DST last and James Fogarty, the town’s air pollution control officer. burning is permitted it would maneuvers threatening the entire in four days. Nearly 3Q rockets hit A rdm ore...... 10 CobbHiU...... 4 4 — from .137 up, inclusive P laza...... 3 1 — all even numbers W ellm an...... 5 when new money is provided. 8 — all odd numbers W ells...... 8 April anyway for vriien man communes with nature — time is no longer of the essence. (Frank only be for a short period, question of peace in Vietnam,” in and around the air base. A rm ory...... 7 Cobum ...... 2 5 — up to .137, inclusive Pleasant ...... 8 A spokesman said that wfaoi Those favoring the proposal to Lucian...... 8 Tracy...... 3 Wrilesley 2 ^ available perhaps two weeks. and said unless the agreement A m o tt...... 5 C o le ...... 2 Gerard...... 2 Plymouth ...... 3 Atwood photo) aUow open burning cited dif leaf pickup problems and Initial fidd reports said tour Ludlow ...... 4,5 Transit...... 5 Weiss said the town would not was signed by Tuesday, military A rvine...... 4 C olem an...... 5 Gleason...... 2 P o n d ...... 3 West CentCT !8 i**st July 1 for obligation in the ficulties in raking leaves in time favoring burning, included Americans and 15 Vietnamese 4 — odd numbers from .109 up Trebbe...... 8 be able to issue individual per attacks in South Vietnam would Ash ...... 9 Colonial...... 3 Glen...... 4 P orter...... 4,5,6 Westerly !l fiscal year ending June 30, 1974, for the town’s annual leaf pickup. Robert L. Gay of 233 Boulder were wounded and eight South 5 — aU even numbers Trotter ...... 10 be intensified. Ashland...... 7 Colum bus...... 7,8 G lendale...... 9 4 — odd numbers from .431 up Westfield...... 3 specified amounts were set aside Several elderly persons men Rd., David S. Garber of 433 mits, although the burning would Vietnamese helicopters were odd numbers up to .109 Trumbull...... 8 Thieu ordered his fidd com Ashworth ...... 4,5 7 — up to .41, inclusive Glen wo o d ...... 4,6 even numbers from .392 up tioned the problems they have Woodland St., and Edward be regulated by the town. damaged. Lydall ...... 2,3,5 Tuck ...... 4 Westland...... 3 for particular programs such as 8 — from .41 up, inclusive 4 — all odd numbers 5 — odd numbers from .139 to coUecting and bagging leaves, O’Dwyer of 278 Oak St. In response to a question about manders to clear. North Viet Along the northern coast, Viet 4 — up to .59, incl. 2 — even numbers up to .57 Tudor ...... 2 WesUninster...... 6 interstate highways, traffic con- Comstock ...... 4 . even numbers up to .79 saying that controUed burning the town leaf pickup, Weiss said namese and Viet Cong units from Cong saboteurs blew up two 5— from .59 up, incl. 3 — all odd numbers 431 Turkington ...... 7 Westwood trol, urban projects and primary Court Orders Conn Co Susan Manfred, a represen Concord...... 2,3 6 — even numbers from .79 up even numbers from .160 to the town has difficulty trying to a cluster of hamlets 10 to 20 miles bridges on Hjghwqr 1 south of Da A sylum ...... 2 even numbers from .405 up Turnbull ...... 1 Wetherell ...... 4,9 and se co n d ^ roads. would ease their problems. tative of the Hartford County coordinate the program ^ th the north of Saigon and to secure Nang and north of Hue, tam A uburn...... 2 2 — all even numbers G lode...... 1 5 — even numbers from .57 to 392 ■Tyier...... 8 4 — upto 218,inclusive Under these restrictions, 36 Opponents of the open burning Tuberculosis-Respiratory Disease 3 — all odd numbers Golway ...... 2 6 — odd numbers up to .139 fall of the leaves. Each street can unsafe highways in the region. p o n ^ halting traffic on the Autumn...... 4,5,6 405 Union Ct...... 2 9 — from 248 up, inclusive states had counted on 1974 appor proposal mentioned hazards to Association, questioned the and even numbers up to .160 He issued other strong 4 — even numbers from .76 up Cone ...... 2 G oodw in...... 10 Union PI...... 2 White...... 2 tionments of 9431.5 million. persons with respiratory disease legality of Manchester allowing only be covered once, because of major roadvray. L ym e...... 3 To Continue Service measures, including police raids Congress...... 7 Gorm an...... 10 Portland...... 4,9 Union St...... 2,7 Whitney...... 1 the cost, and many times ieaves A U.S. light observation 5 — all odd numbers Lynch ...... 3 “Clearly, it is not in the and allergies, and increased air 0 pen burning. She said state Constance...... 5 4 — odd numbers from .25 up 2 — all odd numbers Willard ...... 5 are still on the trees when the in central coastal Binh Dinh hdicopter was shot down in the .6 — even numbers up to .76 ...... 4 W illie s ...... 7 national interest for the existing pollution. reigulations allow open burning of Avery...... 2 Conway...... 3 all even numbers 7 — all even numbers pickup is made. province aimed at uncovering Mekong ddta 38 miles northwest Lyness...... 8 Willow !!!!!!!!! !5 highway program to be disrupted HARTFORD (AP) - As a self- until his attorneys got a chance to More than 30 town residents leaves only if there is no Grant...... 8 9 — odd numbers up to .25 Valley ...... 10 subsidies to the bus companies One resident speaking at last Viet Cong political agents, and a of Can Tho, wounding two A v o n ...... 4 Cook ...... 3 Madison ...... 6 by an interruption in its imposed midnight deadline ap review the writ. attended last night’s hearing. reasonable alternative method of Coolidge Green ...... 2 Preston...... 8 Vemon ...... 3,5 W indemere...... 7,8 but it would subsidize up to 25 n i^ t's hearing a^ed to town to national f l ^ campaign designed American crewmen, the U.S. Avondale...... 2 Main ...... 1,7,6,10 authorizing legislation,” Volpe proached to shut down bus ser Parskey said the company can Sentiments of the 20 who spoke disposal. Primer ...... 9 3 — from .331 up, inclusive 7 — up to .43, inclusive per cent of the losses incurred by to reassert Saigon territorial con Baldwin...... 3 Cooper...... 6 Green Hill 1 — even numbers and odd not unllateraly change service ai^ieared to be evenly divided. Town Manager Weiss said he ex and the leaf pickup program. Command announced. 6.8 Princeton ...... 2 5 — up to .331, inclusive 8 — from .43 up, inclusive said, explaining his action. vice, the Connecticut Co. today a district. B a n k ...... 8 Cooper Hill Green Manor ...... 5 would ask Town Counsel David Wdss said be doesn’t “ see bow trol. The conunand also reported numbers P ro cto r...... 8 faced a court order to keep Its schedules which are set by the Theresa Parla of 55 Bruce Rd., Barry...... 3 6 — up to .96, inclusive Greenw ood...... 3,5 “ New Haven should have a we can improve the service Field reports said fighting B52 bombers and tactlcd fightpr^ up to .28 Progress ...... 3 buses rolling at least until next state Public Utilities Commission a member of the Manchester Barry for his opinion of the legali B ates...... 1 8 — from .96 up, inclusive 3 — all odd numbers 6 — odd numbers from .485 up tranrit district but for reasons without a substantial increase” in erupted a^dn about IS miles bombers struck at North Viet P rospect...... 9 Thursday. because ConnCo bad not given up Conservation Commission, said ty of open burning. Battista...... 6 Cooper Saw M ill...... 4 5 — aU even numbers 7 — even numbers and odd known to themselves” it doesn’t. costs. north of Sidgon, near Phu Cuong, nam, but a partial bombing halt P u rn ell...... 6 The Hartford-based company, its franchise. open burning would be “ a step Miss Manfred said State En Bayberry...... 4 ComeU ...... 8 G riffin...... 1 numbers from .28 to .280 Wood said. He noted that a strong a provincial capital. Refugees remained in effect with no raids Putnam...... 5 which also serves the New Haven Hartford Corporation Counsel backvrards” and just “another vironmental Protection Com Beacon ...... 2 Com waU...... 3 Grissom...... 3 10— even numbers and odd opponent of such districts. New Letten received by the town were reported fleeing south by above the 20th Parallel as a sign Quaker ...... 3 and Stamford areas, had said it Alexander Ooldfarb who sought way of polluting our air.” missioner Dan Lufkin was wrong Beech ...... 6 C ottage...... 6 G riswold...... 8 numbers from 285 to .400 Haven Mayor Bartholomew regarding the burning question the hundreds on a recently built R achel...... 2 the court order claims the com Eldwin Chilver of 181 Vemon in allowing municipalities to of good will to Hanoi. Country Club ...... 4 Grove ...... 7 would terminate bus service in aU are about as evenly divided as bypass along Highway 13. B eU ...... ,9 even numbers from 400 to pany is not authorized to discon Guida, failed to respond to an St., favoring controlled burning decide whether open burning will Courtland ...... 8 Guard ...... 7 Radding ...... 2 areas due to lack of finances and sentiments at last n i^ t’s hearing. Bent...... 3 1054 invitation to participate in a by permit, said that leaf burning be permitted. Covenant...... 9 Hackmatack...... 9 Ralph ...... 9 the unavailability of state sub tinue bus service. Weiss said he has about 30 letters The field reports said North Benton ...... 10 odd numbers from .285 to televised panel discussion of the Lufkin recently empowered New Snow Raymond ...... 3 sidies. After the meeting with the would constitute only a minute Vietnamese and Viet Cong Berkeley...... 2 Coventry...... 8 H ale...... 1 479 bus crisis Thursday night. favoring burning and about 30 Hamilton...... 3 Redw ood...... 9 A Superior Court injunction Hartford Transit District Friday, fraction of total air pollution. local officials to issue permits for soldiers, operating in small B ette...... 4 Crescent ...... 7 Maple ...... 6 “ I have invited him four or five opposing it. HamUn ...... -6 Regent...... 1 issued late Friday night by Judge Gov. Thomas J. MeskiU said both Most air pollution comes from open burning. He said the reason groups, had Infiltrated a cluster Hampers B idw ell...... 4,9 Crestwood...... 1,8 Marble...... 7 times within a week” to discuss Weiss was unable to say when Hanna wa y ...... 6 Richard...... 3 sides found more agreement in motor vehicles. Culver said. for returning regulatory power to 4 — all odd numbers 1 — aU even numbers ...... J Margaret...... 1 Leo Parskey ordered the com he would make a decision on of hamlets during the night and Richm ond...... 3 formation of a district. Wood “ I’m here to beg — please don’t the towns was because the state even numbers from .186 up 8 — all odd numbers ...... 8 Marion ...... 3 pany to continue its present level principle than either had realized open burning. “ It’s a toughie,” he dug in. As dawn broke, they Air Search Harlan...... 2 R idge...... 8 and added, “ We will let nothing said, but Guida’s answer was, in allow open burning,” said Mrs. was unalable to enforce the open 9 — even numbers up to .186 Croft ...... 1 Marshall ...... 10 of service in all Its districts at said. Harrison ...... 6 Ridgefield...... 3 effect, “ I’ll sit down when you’re burning ban. ANCHORAGE, Alaska ( A P ) / Bigelow ...... 7 CromweU ...... 6 Mather ...... 3 least until Thursday when a 10 stand in our way that is Francis Maloney of 41 Byron Rd. Hartford ...... 4,6,8,9 R idgew ood...... 8 ready to capitulate and pay the Mentioning the plight of people New snow coveted much of tne BU yeu...... 1 Crosby...... 3 Maxwell ...... 4 a.m. hearing was set. reasonabie and fair.” 4 — even numbers from .478 to Riverside...... 5 whole bill.” mountainous search route todqr B i i ^ ...... 6 C ross...... 6 M ayfield...... 4 Elarlio: Friday, state and Hart Transportation Commissioner with respiratory disease, Mrs. R obert...... 3 Wood reiterated the MeskiU as rescue planes assembled to Cumberland ...... 1 794 ford area o f f i c i i agreed to meet A. Elarl Wood, expressing op Maloney said, “ You’ll only kill Birch Mt...... 4 M cCabe...... 7 Robin ...... 2 i f '' • administration’s opposition to Cushman...... 3 6 — odd numbers up to 253 timism over a possible agreement them.” President Signs Several search for for missing House Bishop...... 3 McCann...... 4 today in a last-ditch effort to keep 8 — odd numbers from 253 up Rogers...... 9 that possibility: “ We’re wiUing to Majority Leader Hale Boggs and BisseU...... 6 D ale...... 4,5 M cD ivitt...... 3 the buses operating in the nine- between the state and the transit Other speakers, including John 9 — even numbers up to .461 Roosevelt ...... 8 4 V do everything within reason...but thrre othen for the 12th straight BUSS...... 2 4 — odd numbers M cG uire...... 8 Rosem ary...... 10 town area served by the Hartford district, said concentration was E. Hearn of 33 Windemere St., and we are certainly not going to pick day. Bluefield...... 8 5 — even numbers M cK ee...... 8 Russell ...... 7 Transit District. on the Hartford area because it Mrs. Helen Scruton of 149 from .794 up up everything.” That would Consumer-Related Laws Air Force spokesmen said the Blue Ridge ...... 4 Dartmouth McKinley ...... 8 Sage...... 3 (Company President E. Clayton had a transit district. Deepwood Dr., and Henry Hicks Hartland...... 8 amount to “ wriUng them (union snow could hamper searchers B olton ...... 8 Dearborn...... 3 McNall ...... 1,2 St. James ...... ,...... 10 Gengras made no immediate The state has contended it Jr. of 69 Walker St., also said that WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon, bound for cam The President signed the bills D eepwood...... 1,8 Harvard...... 2 and management) a blank chasing “ no new sightings and no Bolton C enter...... 3 1 — all even numbers St. John...... 1,8 comment, saying he would wait would not give direct operating persons with allergies and dis just before departing for a five Harvest...... 4 check,” he said. paign stops in Ohio and Michigan, announced today the new leads.” However, weather B o n d ...... 7 1 — up to .59, inclusive 2 — all odd numbers 1 — upto 77, inclusive eases such as emphysema, hour motorcade taking him and Hathaway...... 8 In Stamford’s case, towns in signing of a variety of bills, many of them environmental and Bonner ...... 3 8 — from .59 up, inclusive Meadow ...... 3 8 — from 77 up, inclusive asthsma, and other respiratory wife Pat from Cleveland to was expected to improve during Hawley ...... 6 the area could have a transit the w ^ e n d over most of the Boulder...... 3 Deerfield...... 1,8 Meekville ...... 1 St. Lawrence...... 8 ailments should be considered. consumer interests measures. Warren, Ohio. He also planned to 1 — all even numbers Hawthorne ...... 7 district “ within an hour,” he 56,000-square mile search area. B o w ...... 10 Memorial ...... 7 St. P a u l...... 3 William E. Buckley of 560 E. White House officials had indicated Nixon would disclose stop on the way home at Sagniaw, odd numbers up to .75 E...... 2,3,7,10 Police Arrest Two said, adding that the city Board of Boggs, 58, disappeared Oct. 16 Bowers ...... 2 ...... I Middle Tpke Salem ...... 1 Center St. favored open burning, additional pocket vetoes following a Friday announcement Mich. 8 — odd numbers from .75 up 2 — odd numbers from .73 to Sanford...... 5 representaUves could vote on it on a flight from Anchorage to Brainard...... 6 H elaine...... 3 saying that he has trouble that nine bills had been vetoed. However, a presidential Delmont ...... 2,7 375 Santina ...... 9 “Sunday night...I would be In vetoing nine bills Friday, Juneau aboard a light plane Branford...... 10 H em lock...... 7 clearing leaves from his property 2 — from .79 up. Inclusive both odds and evens from Saulters...... 5 ••• At Rockville School wiUing to go down there” and statement dealt only with measures that have won his Nixon argued the vetoes would carrying Rep. Nick Beglbh, D- Brem en...... 8 H endee...... 1 because of Ills advanced age. 7 — up to .79, inclusive 375 to 751, Inclusive Scarborough...... 6 work out a contract with them. curb federal spending by about Alaska, 40; Russell Brown, a Brent...... 1,8 Henderson ...... 8 Other speakers, also mentioning approval. D em ing...... 1.2,3 3 — from .751 up, inclusive Schaller...... 1,8 1 — all even numbers Henry ...... 2,7 One of the new laws would 92.75 billion in the period ending Begich aide; and the pilot, Don .1 — even numbers from .130 7 — odd numbers up to .73 1 — odd numbers up to .35 A Middletown couple were arrested after a sit-in at odd numbers from .61 up 2— from .73 up, inclusive create an independent Consumer June 30, 1974. E. Jonz of Fairbanks. Boggs had up 10 — even numbers up to .375 all even numbers Rockville High School, when they allegely refused to leave 8 — odd numbers up to .61 7 — up to .73, inclusive Product Safety Commission to been campaigning for Begiefa’s 2 — odd numbers from .101 up Middle Tpke. W...... 1,7,8,9 8 — odd numbers from .35 up t - the building Friday night, according to police. B retton...... 5 H ercules...... 9 develop and enforce safety stan Nixon, using terms he has re-election as Alaska’s lone even numbers up to .130 1 — odd numbers from .351 up S ch ool...... 4,6 Alfred W. Miller, 46, and his wife, Leslie, 38, of Old MiU B ridge...... 4,9 High...... 6,8 Feted On 100th Birthday dards for items ranging from sometimes applied to his more House member. 3 — odd numbers up to .101 even numbers from .500 to 4 — odd numbers from .217 up 4 — all even numbers 6 — numbers 1 thru .27 ' Rd., Middletown, were charged with criminal trespass and lawn mowers to kitchen ranges. controversial decisions involving Searchers unraveled two 9 — all odd numbers Denver ...... 5 800 even numbers from .266 up 8 — numbers from 27 up loitering on school property. While signing the measure, the Vietnam war, said he had fruitless leads Friday, one a Broad ...... 1.7,8 Devon ...... 8 7 — up to .255, inclusive 6 — odd numbers up to .217 ...... 8 Mrs. Grace M. Kaler, who Mrs. Kaler’s table was her stepson, the late George H. Nixon complained that it “ con received strong advice that the smudge on a glacier area 1 — up to .25, inclusive Diane...... 9 8 — odd numbers from .255 to even numbers up to .266 The couple was released on ment of Education received an ...... 4 resides at Green Lodge Home, decorated with a gold loving cup Kaler, flowers, a birthday cake, tains certain language which will vetos just before the Nov. 7 elec southeast of here, the other an oil 7 — odd numbers from .25 up Division...... 6 [? 8 h la ^ 351 Scott ...... 3 promise to appear in Circuit unfavorable report from a ...... 4 Seam an...... 8 612 E. Middle Tpke., was feted at given by a friend in memory of and many gifts. tend to weaken budget con tion “ would be politically very slick in the Gulf of Alaska. 8 — even numbers from .25 up Doane ...... 2 evens from 255 to .500 Court 12 in Rodcvllle Nov. 21. Midwest community vrhere the Hiflcrest ...... 9 9 — even numbers from .800 S erver...... 4 . 't- a party in honor of her 100th trol—and a coordinated, unified damaging.” Air Force Maj. Henry Stocker Brookfield...... 10 Dorothy...... 5 Millers had previously spoken. Hilliard...... 1,7 Seymour . 7 According to police the school birthday Wednesday. budget is the consumers ally in said a spot on an aerial recon Brooklawn ...... 8 D orset...... 3 1 — all odd numbers “P According to officials, they Middlefield...... 8 Shady...... 1 was the scene of a regional keeping inflation and taxes Were he to sign the bills, Nixon naissance photograph turned out Bruce...... 9 Dougherty...... 8 even numbers from .111 up were sent a letter canceling their Dover ...... 1 Milford ...... 5 Shallowbrook ...... 9 meeting of the Association for the down.” said, he would violate “ my to be rocks. Bryan ...... 3 7 — all even numbers up to appearance. Ih e couple said they Mrs. Kaler, the widow of Downey...... 9 Mill ...... 2 Shepard...... 3 Teaching of Mathematics in The President also signed promise to the American people Divers scoured depths to 130 Buckingham...... 2 111 never received the letter. When Charles M. Kaler, was born Oct. D rescher...... 5 Montclair ...... 3 Sherwood ...... 2 Connecticut. Reports are that the measures aimed at controlling that I will do all in my power to feet Friday in the Gulf of Alaska Buckland...... 1 Hills...... 9 25,1872 in Newport, R.I. She has M o o re ...... 8 S h ort...... 6 Millers, who have written they were refused permission to ocean dumping, protecting avoid the necessity of a tax,J|p:^ near Yakutat but could find B u n ce ...... 8 D rexel...... 1 H illside...... 2 address the meeting, reports are beien a resident of Green Lodge Dudley...... 8 Morse ...... 1 Slater...... 1 mathematics books, had been marine mammals and curbing crease next year.” nothing of u slick that was Burnham...... ^ ...... 1 Hillstown ...... 9 since 1962 when she moved back D uncan...... 4 Mountain ...... 4,5 Somerset...... 4 invited to attend and address the Mrs. Miller began to talk about noise. The vetoed bills included a reported Thursday, Stocker said. Bush H ill...... 9 HiUtop...... 5 East from Los Angeles, Calif, Durant...... 7 4 — odd numbers from .231 up South...... 2 meeting, but the state Depart- academic freedom. Of the latter law, Nixon said, 930.5-billion appropriation for The Air Force and Coast Guard B u tler...... 1 H offm an...... 1 S. A lton ...... 7 where she had made her home Durkin...... 10 5 — all even numbers r “ It will enable the Environmen health, education, welfare and have not indicated when the Butternut ...... 4 H o ll...... 6 S. F arm s...... 4 Assistant Principal Martin F. for 30 years. Duval...... 1 odd numbers up to .231 tal Protection Agency to set labor and veteran-vocational search might be disbanded, Byron ...... 10 Hollister ...... 2,7 S. Hawthorne...... 7 Fagan said when the meeting E a rl...... 2,10 M unro...... 5,6 limits on the amount of noise rehabilitation measures. although Stocker said Friday that (iunbridge ...... 7 2 — all odd numbers and even S. Main ...... 4,9 ended about noon, the Millers sat 2 — up to .11, inclusive 5 — all odd numbers Step-relatives who joined her permitted both from trucks, searchers “ haven’t reached the Camp Meeting ...... 4 numbers from .75 up 4 — all odd numbers The chief executive’s stated 10 — from .11 up, inclusive 6 — all even numbers in the cafeteria and refused to on this happy occasion were a buses and railroad trains point where we would consider .7 — odd numbers and even 9 — all even numbers goal is to hold federal spending to . 2,6,10 M yrtle...... 10 Open Forum leave. daughter, N to Maude Kaler of operating in interstate commerce lessening our coverage of the numbers Spencer...... 9 a record 9250 billion in the fiscal 2 — odd numbers from .405 up N ew ...... 10 Hartford and Mrs. Frances S. search.” Canterbury...... 1 up to .75 Spring...... 4 Upon returning to the school and from a variety of newly year that ends next June 30. even numbers from .374 up New Bolton...... 3 Deadline Kaler of Windsor; a grand manufactured products such as Carm an...... 3 Hom estead...... 7 Spruce...... 6 that same afternoon, Fagan said 6 — even numbers up to .374 N ew m an...... 10 daughter, Mrs. Jane Kaler Hosig C a ro l...... 1 Horace...... 4 Starkweather ...... 2 he advised the Millers that the t.*'- jackhammers and compressors, 10 — odd numbers up to .405 New S tate...... 1 Reminder .of Windsor; two grandsons, Carpenter...... 3 Horton...... 1,8 Steep Hollow ...... 5 school’s only Involvement in the automobiles, motorcycles, snow E. Eldridge...... 5 N ike...... 9 Charles M. Kaler of East Hart Carriage ...... 4 1 — all even numbers Stephen...... 2 meeting was providing a meeting mobiles, motors and engines.” Eastfield...... 3 Niles ...... 9 A reminder that The Herald Carroll...... 1 odd numbers from .35 up Sterling...... 7 ford and Alfred M. Kaler of The measure also permits the Norman...... t ...... 4,6 will not publish letters in the place. The Millers still refused to Eastland...... 3 8 — odd numbers up to .35 S tock ...... ■...... 7 Glendora, Calif.; her great EPA to require labeling of noise C arter...... 4 4 — up to 81, inclusive leave. About 8 p.m., he called the Do What You Oughter? E. M aple...... 5 S tone...... 1,8 Open Forum regarding any grandchildren, Rodger, Nicholas emission levels on household Carter W est...... 4 6 — from 81 up, inclusive pollee. Edgerton...... 10 Hudson ...... 7 1 — all even numbers political candidate after Nov. and Brian Hosig, all of Windsor, appliances and other products. -Carver . , ...... 8 North...... 2 By SOL R. COHEN Edgerton PI ...... 10 Hunter...... 9 8 — all odd numbers 2 . and George and Susan Kaler of Also signed were laws creating Case ...... 8 North Elm ...... 2 Fagan said some 250 stodents The thing to remember to do tonight, is to fix your clock Edison...... 1 Huntington...... 10 Strant ...... 10 In order to meet this East Hartford; her great-great Castle ...... 1 North Fairfield...... 8 were scheduled to tak^thelr Gateway National Recreational Eldmund ...... 1 Strickland...... 7 grandchildren, Amy and Tod until it’s right. Cedar...... 6 H y d e ...... 8 Northfield...... 3 deadline, all letters of a scholastic aptitude test there Areas around New York City and Eld wards ...... 2 Strong...... 7 Hosig of Windsor and Shana When you put out the lights and hit the sack, your clodi Center...... 1,6,8,9,10 Indian ...... 3 North M ain...... 2,7 political nature should reach Friday morning and the cafeteria in San Francisco’s Golden Gate 1 — odd numbers from .567 up Elberta ...... 2,3 Irving...... 7 Summer ,..,...... 8 Kaler of Glendora, Calif. region. must be moved one hour BACK 2 — from .51 up, inclusive 2 — odd numbers up to .391 us no later than noon Oct. 31. would have to be cleared. even numbers from .682 to Jackson...... 6 Sum m it...... 2,7,10 The need for open space and If it seemed like the days were getting shorter, they'll be 3 — up to .51, inclusive 7 — all even numbers 2 — odd numbers from .205 up Remember, no letters will 866 Jarvis...... 1 recreational opportunities is es even shorter when you do what you ouj^ter. odd numbers from .391 up 7 — even numbers from .205 Patriotic Advice from the Young be published after Nov. 2. According to police, they told Miss Marian Scott, a cousin 6 -.3 1 2 thru 354 E ldridge...... 6 Jean...... 5 ^ I North School...... 2 the couple they were trespassing pecially pressing in our great And, what you oughter remember Jadt, is to move your E lectric...... 1 Jefferson...... 2 up Your cooperation will be from Newport, R. I., and many 8 — odd numbers from .321 to N orw ood...... 9 Vniithful members of South Windsor have enresied their opinions to the dtiaens of the town and loitering and that they would friends attended the party which metropolitan centers,” said Nix Elizabeth...... 5 jen sen ...... 2 10 — all even numbers and odd appreciated. clock one hour BACK- S67 Nye ...... 10 th e m . W * . t o . o l Q lb Scout ^ T b fl, I.U U have to leave the building. They on. “ These two bills represent E llen ...... 3 Johnson...... 6 numbers up to .205, incl. was hosted by Mrs. Robert even numbers from .356 to Oak ...... 4,5,8 major advances in meeting this E lm ...... 6 j o r d t ...... 2 Sunny B rook ...... 4 vrith one Word “ vote." The poster hangs from the balcony of the town haU and was present^ allegedly refused and were Miller, director of nursing at 682 4 — odd numbers from .263 Elm Ter ...... 10 Joseph...... 7 Sunset...... 9 to Clerk c S e s E neJ^ repr^ntaUves of the pack. From left are Richard Vannie, arrested, police said. Green Lodge Home. Mrs. Grace M. Kaler n e ^ .” 9 — even numbers from .867 to 315 TotSS E lro ...... 10 Judith ...... 9 Sycamore ...... 4 S a v id T u S w T ^ , and W eSos leader Rill Worthen. (Herald Photo by Pinto) up • . even numbers from .209 Elsie ...... 5 10— odd numbers up to .321 to 315 E lw ood ...... 5 even numbers up to .312 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Oct. 28.1872-■ PAXm^’W"»9c» PAQETWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaaitor. Coon., Sat., Oct. U, 1B7I Dooley Asks STAR T h e a t e r Radio for the Week Sheinwold on Bridge BrCLAYlLPOIXAN- T ine Seheiiale (These are the basic ibtlngs, and Include only those news broad- Streamlining M Your Dally AeUvUy Gukk M West opened the king. of North dealer '» According lo Iho Start, '' casb of 10 or 15 minutes In length. Some stations carry other short SIMPLE FALSE CARD Both lidei vulnerable dlamondi, and dummy’s ace To devolop matsaga for Sunday, SATURDAY newicub. Dally sports Information can be found on the spoils DECEIVES DECLARER NORTH O f C o u rts read words corresponding to numbers 7.19.24-37/^ pages.) won. Declarer led a club to the IS.39.71 ^ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 Q 7 S 4 of your Zodiac b1 rth sign. Buniaide Theater — ‘"Iteeaure ace, and Weat dropped the jack of j f T A uaus SCOtPIO Some of the beit bridge (? A J 10 6 3 ^ AM. » 1 Wilhout 31 Too 61 Involved bland,” 1:00; ‘“I t e New Oen- cluba on thb trick. T te itTMunllnlng of ColUla^ o c r.; W PO P-1410 9windlers depend on very ilmple 0 ( ^ MAy M 2 You 32 Bose 62 AAeon W IN F-1230 Then w u nothing complicated 3 Promptly 33 Looks 63 Perhops Hor.i turions, 7:30-0;M plays. When today’s band was ♦ Ucttt’i Judicial ayitam, with p■^ \lt-2»-32.A3 4 Astocioft 34 Motters 64 Flexible Cinema I — "The Deadly IMaaSay-PriSay) about thb pby. It coat nothing Ocular attention to tha Oreuit /464M 1-90 3 -2 0 ^ 1 i (CBS) Na«i Bvory Hour 0n.,1lM Hour) pbyed in a national tournament WIST BA8T 5Th« 35 f^ re 65 You ] ^ 7 iU 9 9 \ Trap,” l;304:S(Hl:SO-7:aoe;30 (MtaSqr-PYite) 9:00 BIU Unit— Uw Morton ilnce Weat still had the ten of OIMINI 6 Attend 36 Don't 66 Hove 10:00Tom Jonot some years ago, an ordinary false 4 I 1063 2 4 8 b being advocated by 7 Don't 37 On 67 Storxibyt IAOITTARIU8 8:00 John UBoSi clubi. “Thb b the sort of false ( MAV 1( CIneina n — “The New Oen- S;I0 JoiilaaniRl 1:00 BUI Wlntcn card won all Uie marblei. 9 2 > (5 Q874 ueraocrat Thomas Dootey, can 6 Money 38 Friends 68 Wild Nor, turioni,” l:3&-3:aB«:lS-7:lS0:lS tOOMlkoGrame card that anybody can execute, 0 J98342 HAUOWEEN VALUES PARADE l:00WoridNtwiRouiKKip 0 KQI06 didate for re-election to the h u N l M 9 Cooperotlon 39Todoy 69 Expect 7:00 Ray Dunaway North dealer 10 Don't 40 Decisions 70 Fair OfC. l:U J a n _____ whether he b an expert or a 4k 72 jM U l-42 U.A. Ih eater E ait - ”You*U II :00 Booby Rlvtri Both sides vulnerable A J 10 4 General Assembly as represen 11 S tm i 41 Firse 71 Footir>g 2 -1 2 -2 3 ^ ^ beginner. /5}-M-70 12M oy 42 Stroight-loced72 With Like My MoUier,” 4:lS-S:S0-7:30- Opening lead — King of ta tiv e from Vernon’s 56th (StUrday) The beauty of it was that South CANCia 13 Being 43 Avoid 73 It 0:30; "WiUy Wonka,” 2:00 9:00 BUI Lovt — Lou Morton D ia ^ n d s 4 AK9 Dbtrict. 14 Right 44 Or 74 Gifts CAPRKOftN 10:00 Ray Dunaway couldn’t be n irt whetho’ the pby K95 ^JUNl it 15 To 45 Review 75 Mode Dec. 32 Jerry Lewb Cinema, South Dooley, who b seeking a se 16 With 4 6 A 76 Are 1:00 BUI Wlntcn waa honest or K false card. If it 7 iJULY li Windsor — “Treasure bland,” 9:00 Chip HoUrt 0 cond term, b a member of the 17 And 47 Thon 77 Due JAN. If wai honest, South would have to A AKQ953 , 5M7-28.40 18Be 46 A 78Todoy 4-16-27- 1:00-3:00; “The House That 11:00 Bobby Riven Judiciary Committee and a spon MOM TO A WHOLE OTY South W a n t J si-si-a 19Ptoce 49 Fulfill 79 Obligotlont Dripped Blood,” 7:00; "Junior ISaaday) finesse with the nine of clubs to North E ast sor of criminal justice legbbtlon, 20 Salute 50 Get 80 Mutuol 9:09 Monitor Pau AQUARIUS Bonner,” 9.00 HONOLULU (AP) - A may bring the rest of the clubs In 1 c? Pass 3 * 21 Solid 51 Be 81 Goose 10:90 Con|atulonal Report 4 NT Pau including C onn^cut's Youthful or 22 Surprises JAN. 20 (aktmate Sunoayil or, says Mayor Frank Faal, b without k)u. 3 (7 Pass NR AU THE MLS M TW FAME.Y 52 Are 82 With State Theater — "Treasure Pass 3 NT Pass Offender Act. Dooley contends 23 Accomplish 53 Con 83 Succeu eei. It, II 00 Newt. Weathor. SporU like a mother. Before making up hb mind, 3 C? 0|IM M iA)ULYi0l.0 24 Yourself 54 Like 84 Grocious b b n d ,” 1:00-2:30; “Summer of OOOReliaion Pass 6 NT Pass that sub^mUal improvemenb, B-72-4Ui( The Honolulu chief executive South cashed the ace and king of 6 A 25 Persornal 55 Efforts 85 Experiervres ’42,” 9:30; “ Klute,” 7:30 7:00 Sunday Throufh Tbt Valley — CUli Pass Pass "in a anther unresponsive 26 Unkind 56 Post 86 Cheerfully 174-76-77 Simi told a group of Cub Scouts vla- spades. East discarded a db- rOllftTORIO 27 Old Meadows Drive-In llieater — system” can be realized at little • viaoo 57 Your 87 Loter 9 M Tom Jonci Iting City Hall; "Your mother mond on the second spade, and Opening lead —O K 28 Wise 58 You 88 Oldsters "Bonnie’s Kids,” 7:00-10:47; (Sahrtiy) 11 90 Other Side of the Day or no cost to the taxpayer. He 29 Steps 59 Folse 89 Praise 1 00 Mike Greene takes care of the family, keeps South began to count. Evidently, “Brute Corps,” 9:12 9:00 Jon Laonard Ibted as steps in the right direc 30 Others' 60 Home 90 Chose MMt. 20^“% 9:00 World NawtRowidup 6 00 Chip Hobart the bouse clean, keeps you out West had started with five hand b not quite strong enough YOUR .10/29, BOYS’ ^ 6-15-25-34 5-14-2M 9^ East Hartford Drlve-In — 9:19 jin Laonaid of trouble, telU you what you for an opening, forcing bid. If tion, “The merger of our tri-level MEN’S )AdTcne 10:00 Jeff Jaeota spades. It was reasonably to y49-60-79-86|SjH-^ “Kansas City Bomber,” 9:20; can do and cannot do and pun court system into a single entity, 11:00 BiIm Bank Um 90'i wnc -1080 assume that West had started your long suit were a major you “Skyjacked,” 7:30 U ;00JIJeOIarabt______(Maaday-FTtdayl ishes you when you do some would open with a forcing two- elimination of archaic legal 2:00 Jim Backwitfa with about five of the missing ten East Windsor Drive-In — 5 00 Town and Country thing wrong. That’s the same 9:00 Jack W antr on Spotb 9 00 Bob Steele Show diamonds. He could easily have bid in that suit. procedures such as bindovers for FASHION NOW SHOWING "Whare Does It Hurt?” 9:25; 7:00 The WorUtlUrliWMk 10 05 Theatre of Melody thing a mayor does, except he Copyright 1172 felonies and reUance on a smaller STROBE KNITS 7:90 BUI Vaan two hearb and only one club. “Lovers & Other Strangers,” 7:30 11 09 Jean Colbert Show must do it for an entire city.” General Features Corp. M ANCHfATIR 1:00 SlfD Off 12 :00 Newi. WeaUier In short, it began to appear that full-time staff.” "Under the pre C INTin Manchester Drive-In — "Bon 12:15 Meet Me on the Plata sent system, even the innocent (Saaday) the jack of elute was a perfectly 643-7832 SBIf PARKING RfAR O* THfATOf nie’s Kids,” 7:00-10:30; “Brute 1:00 Newi are penalized,” Dooley ex BEAUTIFUL KNIT JEANS 9:90 Rell^oui Propammina 1:15 Mlkeline honest pby. Corps,” 8:45 10:00 JadeWanwr m Sporta MmERffllNQB p lain ^. 11:00 Edward M. 9:05 Afternoon Edition Hence ^uth led a heart to PULLOVERS FOR One SUNDAY 12:90 Soil|BjE)rlii 9:00 Newa - Stocks. WeaUier FORRAflENreANO Dooley, an attorney, p v e as an l:00EdmidM. S:25S(ricUySpofts dummy’s ace and finessed with MEN. SEVERAL MANY STYLES TO man Burnside “Theater — ’"Treasure 9:00 JUn Badiwltb 7- ;05 Accent' • ITO YOUNQ PEOPLE the nine of clubs. West pounced example of thb, the fact that if bland,” 2;00; “The New Cen 9 :90 Rival Tima 7 95 Edward Newman Reports someone b issued a traffic ticket STYLES TO CHOOSE CHOOSE FROM — 10:19 Holy Trinity Church 7:50 Joe (hraglola Thu utUMakw «n*u faHupa it I* mSm on thb trick with the ten of clubs fri is turions,” 4:064:00-8:00 11:00IJlmBedcwlth Jlm l 8 00 Newi and ran the rest of the dbmonds, which requires a court FLARES IN BRUSHED lOkda aaASoHr far vfaiNfiig e/MVlkUio* FROM — ALL COL Cinema I — "The Deadly 12:OOSI(nOff 1:15 Pop Concert earning a top score. appearance, chances are, despite missing. 9:06 Nlghtbeat DENIM AND CORDS Trap,” 1:304:504:30-7:304:30 his'^ guilt, or innocence, he will ORS IN SIZES S-M-L. 11 00 News. Buslneu. WeaUier I MX MCI MMinCO West was too polite to bugh at Cinema n — ‘"Ihe New Cen 11 20 Sports Final the success of his maneuver, but spend several hours som e — MANY POCKET Jo n * 11:30 Other Side of the Day Agnes Davis Tuesday morning in the REG. 3.00 In everyone^ life there^ a turions,” 1:304:204:15-7:15-9:15 WDRC -1360 (Saturday) he still smiles whenever he sees STYLES. SIZED 8-18. 5:00 Town and Country Memorial Building waiting for R[G, fO 6.00j I U.A. “Theater East — “You’ll U L m t Nwinu the unfortunate South pbyer! SUMMER OF ’42 6 00 Bob Steele Show rwiulil CuMwwt Suggaslld hbi case to be called. Ife ex Like My Mother,” 4:154:50-7:30- IMoaday-Frldayl 10:00 Gardentime Dally Question |RTg::l=S-^ 9:30; “WiUy Wonka,” 2:00 *9 :00 BobDeCarlo 10 :15 Modem Living As dealer, you hold: Spades, A- plained if the person b an hourly 10 00 Bob Craig 10 :90 Saturday Showcase wage earner he will "pay” for Jerry Lewb Cinema, South 9:00 Dick McDonough 10:50 w n c Outdoors K-9; Hearts, K-84; Dbmonds, 7; Windsor — “Treasure bland,” 7 :00 Joe Hager 11:00 Saturday Showcase lUTIICnD Clute, A-K-Q-84-3. having received the ticket even ■Mute' 12 :00 Dick Haddad 1:00-3:00; "The House That 12 :00 News. Weather War 17 rawilria newn»auyii What do you say? though the charges are dbmissed. *(5:00 on Monday) 12 :15 Saturday Showcase Ptram tr Mult tutfdlau Dripped Blood,” 7:00; “Junior Answer: Bid one club. The ““nib cannot be permitted to MEN’S (Satuiday) 1:00 News BATH TOWEL Bonner,” 9:00 6:00 BobDeCarlo 1:15 Your Home Decorator continue,” Dooley said. CHILDREN’S MATINEE 1:90 Saturday MaUnee Dooley further explained that SUte Theater - “Treasure 10 00 Bob Craig . M MK w a u 17 kOMiro ELM CERAMICS TODAY and TOMORROW 9 DO Terry Wooda Has > Goad Stack al the solution lies not merely in bland,” 1:00-2:30; “Summer of 7:00 Joe Hager (Aga (laail My vuiy CORD SLAX 6:00 News. Weather lu carttlu artti) XMAS GREENWARE establishing more frequent and “42,” 9:30; “Klute,” 7:30 12:00 Dick Haddad 6:20 Strictly Sports Meadows Drive-In — “Bonnie’s ISuday) 6:30 Monitor IVhalataia 9 (Mail more efficient sessions but in the ENSEMBLE 6:00 Religioui and public aervice ELH COAMIC9 Gangway Matet! Robert Louit Kids,’’ 7:00-10:47; “Brute 11:00 News. Weather elimination of part-time procraiaurUng 11 ;20 Sports Final 70 Fail Caelar St. GREAT BRUSHED Long John Silver and Steveruon't Corps,” 9:12 9:1)0 Scott Morgan Haadiattsf prosecutorial and defense ser 2:00 Dick McDonough 12:00 Other Side of the Day Jim Hawkint Are On A East Hartford Drive-In — tSiiniiAy) vices. ““rhere b no reason why CORD SLACKS IN IMMORTAL 7 00 Terry Wood! 5:30 Sunrise Seranade BRIGHT FLORALS A Wild Adventure CLASSIC “Kansas Q ty Bomber,” 7:30; 10:90 Religioui and public aervice 7 00 Sunday Strings 1*4 Oeotor 89., Blenoheeter the Circuit Court, whldi affeeb BURGUNDY CAR “Skyjacked,” 9:15 8:00 News eh en ei more of our citizens than any FOR THE HOLIDAY JjT V 8: IS Sabbath Message other tribunal, cannot follow the MEL AND GOLD 99 East Windsor Drivfe-In — 8:30 Guideline THICK AND example of our Superior Court m m “Where Does It Hurt?” 7:30; 9:00 News. Weather FLARE LEGS IN SIZES iTHIRSTY “Lovers & Other Strangers,” 9:05 9:10 Hymntime Talk to and phase out these mnt-time • * I “TREASURE WRCH - 910 9:30 National Radio Pulpit 7 8 -3 8 4 Manchester Drive-In — “Bon 10:00 Sunday Showcase court offidab, be added. nie’s Kids,” 8:30; “Brute Corps,” 12:10 Sunday Showcase SPECIAL Dooley further said, “It b im HAND 48 FACE 28 (MoaEay-SitenUy) 12:45 Travel Trends 7:00 6:00 Reveille possible for those who do not REG. 8.00 9:00 R h e g ^y 1:00 Sunday Best George McGovern ISLAND” 12:00 Mad 2:00 Monitor devote full time to these duties to 5:00 News 4:001 hU of Hartford for keep abreast of recent f r ^ l;00Gaidiefat 5 :10 Sunday Edition 12:00 Quiet Hours 6:00 News. WeaUier. Sports developmenb in these fields.” He UAC To Sell (SiuMay) 6:30 Meet the Press further added that one cannot 7 05 Monitor person to person Same ai Mooday-Saturday listing, except Sun. Only efficiently and properly serve 8:00 Religious programs 7 :30 Yale Reports I 8:05 Your Box at the Opera both extensive and critical Circuit MEN’S GlUiONSIZE Jet Engines 11:00 Quiet Hours During Odoterl 8 30 Eternal Light ALL CHILDREN’S Court duties as well as a deman T o Chinese Tomorrow Night, 6 p.m. ding private law practice. "What . we should be leddng b better FAMOUS DRESS WDDSIflELD MENU judicial administration, for EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Channel 3 without it we cannot attain better United Aircraft Corp. Thursday Sen. Weicker To Seek PRICE! A live. New England-wide Vi justice,” Dooley cautioned. announced the sale of |20 million broadcast from Hartford (For children Noting that private SHIRTS WASHER in jet engine spares to the Stiffer Campaign Laws 12 and under) organizations such as the League People’s R^ublic of China. To call George McGovern, use NATIONALLY FA '■my: of Women Voters and the Council m “The sale brought United’s total YEAR RO U N D CHESHIRE, Conn. (AP) - feel ashamed of the people in this special phone number: of Churches, have long advocated M O U S DRESS engine orders from China to READY MIX PRO Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., public office” and there b "a 1-900-343-6450 OPEN DAILY reform in these areas, Dooley about |40 million, a company SHIRTS IN NEW RConn., said Thursday night he reciprocal cynicism (of the (toll free) said, “The time for the TECTS TO 25 BELOW spokesman said. public) by poUticans when they INCLUDING SUNDAY WINTER COLORS. would introduce next year legbb- McGovern tor President Conn. Committee, $6 Arbor St., Hartford, Ct. legblature to act b long over ZERO. ANTI FREEZE fUflrjH’itij-LFjaE tion to put tighter controb on see a public that can be'sucked 08108 — John M. Bailey, Chmn. 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. due.” "I intend to introduce SIZED 1 4 '/ 2 to 17 — IN-CARHEATERS along.” campaign contributions and spen legbbtlon which will meet these CLEANER AND SOL MEADOWS lUfAMHHkiCiAWisHnbg FRENCH CUFFS AND * ONI-91NORTHatJCl o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchamr. CoBn.. Sit.. O c t » . W t - P A O H S g . PAGE POUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchaiter. Conn., Sat., Oct. M, 1978 iEimttng The Innocent Open Forum Bystander Founded Oct, I, 1881 enoM tlc, enthuslutic and pur- Colhpftssionate Distressed p o a ^ in whatevtt he under Dear editor; [. USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY < newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. takes. I am sure, if he is elected Published by Manchester Publishing Co., A rt Hoppe Dear sir; McGovemment will be com should telephone the circulation'dejiart- As one who h u had a lifelong Judge of probate, that he will IS Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, passionate. Interest In questions of conserva b r l^ to that office the same telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. Nicky Nickerson tion and the environment, I am entfgy and dedication. In addi 81 Richard Road Published every evening except Sundays M em bo' Audit Bureau of Circulation tion, be is a kind and considerate especially distressed by Manchester and holidays. Ehitered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press Mr. Agnew*8 Lovely Campaign Confreesman VlfUllam (jotter's man and just the one the people LUCA’S OAMPINB Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail apparent disinterest in such of Mancbestor h ^ as judge of Self-Sarvice HIGH G R A M offended by such bad language matters. probate. EQUIPMENT Matter. . Hie Manchester Publishing Co. assumes BRIDGEPORT, CONN. - The Who*s Being Laundromat loveliest campaign is being waged because of the expression on In my September issue of Very truly ypurs, aim AwwiiHih' PRINTING Burl L. Lyons Publisher n o financial responsibility for Tents, dots, l^4e(»lng Bags, this year by Hie New Mr. S ^ o their faces. “ Field and Stream" magazine Herbert J. Stevenson The Most Honest? CintMiUlSt Air Matteeeaes, Stoves, typographical errors appearing in adver hHi, Fintl mS S3 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Job and Comrardal Agnew. Hie New Mr. Agnew is But a nice Secret Service man both Congressmen and S ^ t c r s 46 Kennedy Road Lanterns Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The Dear editor: Cm Ii Msnch/Vsmon Toon Lias Printinff waging it in a place ca lM Nor went up to the young people and were rated on their voting record Manchester Manchester Evoing Hoald. In response to your column of •TaUoring FREETOWmO PronssW sad E H lB lni Payable in Advance man Rockwell Land. asked them please not to cause concerning environmental luues. FARR'S Display advertisi^ closing hours, three Oct. 2 5 ,1 would like to take'you •Dry Cloanlng "Hie Everything Store!’* PHONE 643-2467 P rian m *3 AM Batfs One Month |3.25 One Year 339.00 It couldn’t be lovlier. any trouble until Our Candidate "Field and Stream" gave up on your offer. I have been full days prior to publication. Congressman Cotter a SO per cent •Laundry Servico damp - Bike - Sport OPEN; Single Copy 15* Six Months 119.50 Herewith, a first-hand, eye had left the rally. “ After that, ha- Support Jacobs listening to dozens of news com 2 MAIN STRCBT Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon 176-178 SPRUCE ST. Msndty to FrMzy O dRm M Ritf ftm witness report: iia,” he said, “ you’re on your rating, which they defined as mentators refer to the campaign at Depot Square By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months 39.75 To the editor: I AM. - 6 P.M. prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday Norman Rockwell Land — own.” Ha-ha. below expectations or represen MANCHESTER Open Dally to 0:00 P.M. 254 Broad Bt., Roar H ill is to ask your readen’ of “ 72” as one of the dirtiest Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. Sprightly Jack Frost had waved Our Candidate, though, didn’t ting insuHicient Interest. Orhia-ln Parking J. FARR — 013 7111 Szturday 3 A .M .- 1 2 Noon Telephone 643*5727 support for Ron Jacobs, election years in America’s his magic wand to garb the kindly pay any attention to the bad, In 1970 I voted for Republican candidate for judge history. old New England elms in their young people. Not at first. He put Congressman Cotter because he When one candidate offers the of probate. brilliant autunm finery. his hands in his pocket to show he promised strong interest In public proven facts on the corrup CUSTOM M A M 'The Probate (knirt and the MANCHESTER Old Mother Nature, however, was being informal and told three questions of environment and tion and graft in our govenunent, PauVs Carries Silky CANVAS AWNWiM Watergate Caper services It provides are close to Ostrmsky MANOHESTER had played a little prank on Our jokes. conservation. Politicians who I find no reason that justifies MEMORIAL 00. Before long the holidays will be rubber-base Hat Candidate, sending a chilling rain Hiey were very nice Jokes, fit talk one way and vote another do the people of Manchester and the DEALER IN WASTE , judge should have understanding calling him a “ dirt slinger". In with Uf and before the real rush j fQ^. interior work and this to douse his outdoor rally. for the Reader’s Digest. One was not deserve to be returned to Opposite East dometery A Great Dry Run in Jding people who come before like respect, I don’t equate MATERIALS starts how about doing g dries in minutes. Apply It But, golly, as he moved on to about a black cat who was ner office. I urge all citizens con political doubletalk or financial S s t a fo o d , the court at a trying time. over some your rooms? With with a brush cr a roller; It goes the podium with the stately grace vous because Our Candidate’s cerned about conservation and QuoHty Mmnorlals ot puzzle what spies hoped to find in the Ron has the capabilities to do trickery with the state of stability IRON all the modem Improvements in on like magic and covers beau- Beyond confirming the cynical belief of a real American clipper ship, opponent had crossed its path. environment to repudiate Mr. CHOICE VARIETY that our present leaders are Over 80 Years’ Experience paint and wallpaper that is tUully. Here again there is no Democrats’ headquarters, besides old Gosh, how the crowd loved that. Cotter and vote for his opponent this. Over the years I have seen that politicians rank just a little ahead of he looked every inch a candidate trying to represent. SCRAP METAL pre-cut and pre-pasted, it real- “painty” odor, and spills can And, do you know. Our Qui- Richard Rittenband. his efficiency and competence as Qualify — not a silver hair out of place, In conclusion, I think the ques Cdl 649.5807 ly is not a bit hard to do. Why be wiped up with a damp confidence men in social usefulness, the bills. Sincerely yours, weii as his warmth. H im are the The A rt of Buying A rt not a spot on his gleaming black didate carefully changes his jokes tion that should be in most and PAPER not stop In at Paul’s Paint Sup- sponge. When you are finished, A secret plan to win the hearts and Ronald Wright qualities which are necessary at A. AIMErm, Prop. Seafood IDB roa> question of political spying has to rate as shoes. twice a day, just like his always- American’s minds during this 781 PARKER ST. ply and talk with Paul Mlsserl, rinse the brush or roller In wa- artists, but they can find consola- 23 Linwood Drive tributes of a probate judge. Harrison St., Manobester Trying to determine the finan P, AhHBlMBa M B minds of the voters? Hie apple-cheeked high school crisp shirts. He even meets election, is not “ who’s using dirt TeL 0«8-578S or 01S-S870 the owner, and let him advise ter, and there you are! Uon in the fact that their day will 43 OAK STREET A nalaga the big-yawn issue of this election. Manchester Judge Waliett will be difficult cial value of an original oil pain band in their red, white and blue several times a week with his or tricks” , but rather who’s being you about what you will need Papering 1s really easy today come-even if they won’t be n x . M9-9M7 • Deer Caaafiza Buckets of ink have been spilled in But how could a party win the hearts to replace but I know that Ron ting is slightly less scientific than uniforms struck up “ Hail, Colum staff, which includes Bob Hope’s the most honest. to have your home looking like with the use of pre-cuts and pre- around when it arrives. • Btom Deofs will make a more than able gazing into a crysUl ball to speculation as to why this should be. and minds of the voters without letting b ia " And though the freckled nephew, to think them up. It Wants FitzGerald Democrat for the people new with a minimum amount of posted papers, and' even if you Let’s take a look at the first e ConiMaattea Wlaiaiw successor. STEVENSON’S work, have never done papering be- forecast next month’s stock faced youngsters were just a wee shows how much he cares. Ms. Susan Betko group of paintings; ones which Maoclwiter Aw lag Oo. Why isn’t the public shocked at the the voters in on it? Dear sir: Very truly yours, MERCURY Paul's Paint Supply, 640 (ore, it Is possible to turn out a market quotations according to bit cold and wet and bedraggled, Nor does Our Candidate ever command enormous sums and iM w e a r c e n t e k nr. I have known Bill FitzGerald Jean-Louis Hebert, 440 West Middle Tnpk. Main St., is headquarters for professional Job by using these red-handed catching of spies in Campaign strategy? they sure did put their hearts into raise his voice, not ever — not Travel Afency Schertle Galleries in Burr for which the demand always X aleplioaa 116 M M . Manchester ESSO Touratne Paints manufactured papers. Of course, the scrub even when he paused in mid for a long time and have worked D.D.S. Comers Shopping Cento:. i 1M6 Democratic headquarters in Surely anybody with normal in it. 646-2756 by the West Co., and if you have bable vinyls are a real boon, exceeds the supply. Apart from speech to tell the bad, young with him in various political ac 11 Butternut Road Editor’s Note: Note cartoon 405 MAIN ST. Ever since the first prehistoric And, oh, how the crowd of not used them you really particularly If there are small their pure artistic merit, the Washington's Watergate complex? Why telligence can guess pretty accurately tivities. I have found him to be Manchester below. TEL. 649-5533 painter turned his cave into a full good, decent, hard-working people chanting, that “ I got your NO SERVICE should. Their newest product is children In the family. Smudges single most important factor con time art studio, the economic U p lM b tM T aren’t people up in arms over evidence what issues the opposition is going to Americans cheered and waved name, but 1 didn’t really get your CHARGE a latex trim for the ouUlde of ^nd dirt just wipe off, leaving tributing to their value is the fact • Tuiw-Ups worth of art has been the source and m ShM their home-made placards. The occupation.” Gosh, how the RESERVATIONS FOR the house which applies so eas- paper looking like new. that the artists who created these BE-uPHOuemniQ that the masterminding of espionage, zero in on. Surely each party knows its of spirited arguments among ar- placards said things like, “ Please crowd really loved t^ t. • Engine Cleaning ily, dries in minutes. Paul’s Paint Bup- paintings are no longer alive. H u n e MUDBBN FUKNITU** own strength and weaknesses and can •HOTELS tisU, art critics, art collectors and even sabotage, against Democratic can Save America!” Hien Our Candidate resumed •AIRLINES • General Repairs For Inside work try Simy , see the selecUon of This gives these works a double and ANTKJUM assume that the other party knows Of course not everybody, even telling the crowd how he felt the pa nt mat g ^ s on as s m < ^ beautUul papers. Trimz, or Dip the paying public. advantage over the works of con e CiMtoiu Furniture didates can be traced to the highest •STEAMSHIPS and SUpcevera in Norman Rockwell Land, is a America is “ a great nation,” no • Stamps M silk, drtes bj minutes m papers are especially Eluropeans, of course, have a temporary artists. 1. The creators STAU them, too. 627 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER has a wonderfully smt^th tex- ^ haitage rich in art appreciation gnerlallzlnx In Hand Tnfnat levels of the Nixon administration? Are good, decent, hardworking matter what others might say. of these paintings have passed the Mn& To Order ture Silky comes In fl^ ^d ^ and are accustomed to discussing Americans no longer capable of moral Damaging personal evidence against a American. There are bad, inde And how he, personally, would soealled test of tinae. 2. Because Complete lelecHen ei cent, shiftless, un-Americans, never crawl on his knees to Hanoi YOUR me.^ s e m l-g l^ and you the expense of buying one. art as a natural part of their lives. the creators are dead, they ob Blateriaia candidate? so lovely that you will want to •’ lMOIOR f r e e ESTMATBS indignation? too. They are young people who or legalize marijuana or coddle Americans, on the other hand, viously cannot produce any more MEMORIAL COM PLETE use them in every room in the To make your rugs as bright Lower Level of Um Faiimde Now the Republicans have counterat A possibility, though the Watergate criminals or bus our little have had an inferiority complex don’t know any better. e o a m a s t o m PET CENTER house. When you use SUky there aud clean as your rooms, rent art- . . a*a,dtz4 bugging took place long before the The young people who didn’t children vast distances — no la no overpowering odor of point a Blue Lustre rug shampoo ma- about art for centuries. Only Thus, the art they have left Mon., Tues., M ; Wed., tacked with charges of Democratic o Party Ooods, Msgastnea know any better chanted bad matter what his opponents were CM ifits- PirikMts to permeate the house and there chine from Paul's Paint Supply, recently have Americans becim e behind becomes an exceedingly TIuin.. FrI. M i Smt, M Democrats nominated George o Orooerles, Cold Cuts Tropicil Fiih — Turtits spying—even against themselves! We things Uke, “ One, two, three, four for. is no l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M inclUitg. Cotm .^S^ Oct, ti. I V I t — PAOE8EVBN PAGE a x - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mincfawter. Conn., S«t., Oct. M, 1«TO APPOINTED VP HIGHER EARNIN08 OID NDCON HOURS John H. Camey of 617 Nevera Consolidated net earnings of B usiness B odies Rd., South Windsor, h u been Northeast UtUltla (or the 12 PJRE800TT, Aria. (AP) - A News for Senior Citizens named vice president of Jack R. months ended Sept. 80 were |87.1 84>year-old white frame bouse by WALLY FORTIN Hunter Inc., effective Nov. 1. million, 820.2 miUlon higher than S!?*? operated by Praaidant Local Churches (or the same period a year ago, Richara Nixon’s mothar as-a boarding houso wiil ha turned S t Margaret Mary Church Director the company reports. Talcottvllle CoBiregatioBal Socoad CoBgregalkmal Church over to the Arizona Historical Wapptng f Society. Church Rt. 44A, Coventry Full Gospel Christian Lelan SlUin Jr., NU’s chairman S t Mary’i Eptocopal Church South United Methodist Church United Church o( Christ Rev. Robert Bechtold, Minister Rev. Thomas R. O'Neil, Hi Everyone, mas show at Radio Gty Music tMKfcgfej carrots vicby, bxsotUkI and president, said the 887.1 P u h and Church SU. Dr. George W. Webb Fellowship Interdenominational Rev. C.O. McCalllster, Dr. RoUand Ewing, Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick Hils la the little old storekeeper Hall. We have reservations (or 90 crisj^wlisbat, old (ublonad million is equivalent to 81.63 per Rev. George Noitrand Rev. Wajme Kendall Orange Hall Interim Mlnisttf Interim Bfflnlster Gloria Benson doing business aa persons on Wednesday Dec. 13 cranb^y nut breul and butter. share. NEWI - EXCrriNQ Rector Rev. Robert W. Eldrldge Jr. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Saturday, Masses at 1^ and 7 usual while Wally and 88 Seniors I ^ to r Sept. 10: 10 a.m. Worship Ser and 90 tickets (or Thursday the Moist brownies vrith chocolate NATURAL HEALTH Rev. Stephen J. White 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, are off touring in Canada. I came 14th. The pldure is “1776," an Rev. Ronald Haldeman 9 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Ser vice ^ ^ d a y , Masses at 8:80,10 and mint sauce and a beverage. Northeast Utilities la com Sunday school and Nursoy care. to work Monday morning award winning Broadway FOOD SHOPPE vice. The Rev. Dr. James 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Sr. High Seminar 11:80 a.m. wearing my boots in case I could prised of the Connecticut Light Sermon Tqjlc: "So What!" musical made Into a inovle. Hie Square Dancers Visit 7:80 a.m. The Holy Eucharist Uhlinger, District Superintendent and open ^scusslon. Sunday sneak a b o ^ one of the buses, and Power Co., the Hartford preaching. School. United CoBgregatioBal Church Messiah Evangelical Luthenui price for the complito package is After dinner, thanks to Alice Electric Light Co., Western (Service (or Trial Use). Boltoa CoBgregatioBal Church but no such luck. I really don’t 813.50. This Include the bus trip, 9 a.m. The Holy Eucharist (Ser 9 and 1:45 a.m .. Nursery 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic service. United Church of Christ Church Voatolo, we will be entertained Massachusetts Electric Co., Bolton Center Rd. mind though, because a lot of real a little sightseeing or window by the Manchester Square Dance vice (or Trial Use) with sermon through kindergarten at Susan Tolland (Wisconsin Synod) Holyoke Water Power Co., and Rev. J. Stanton Chnover nice pemple stayed home and are shopping, your ticket to Radio by the Rev. Mr. White. Church nah Wesley Hall. Church o( the Assumptlaa Rev. Donald G. Miller, 800 Buckland Road, Gub. Hie price for ail this is just Northeast Utilities Service Co. Minister right here at thehe Center helping Gty, and a full-course dinner on two dollars. Tickets will go on Sdiool, Crib Cthu, Nursery Care. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Grade 1 Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Minister South Windsor me out. the way home. Registration is on sale next week. 9:4S a.m. Sunday Morning through high school meeting in Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Sunday 10:15 a.m., Church Rev. Karl R Gurgel, Pastor main building. Rev. Robert J. Burbank 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser Monday, Nov. 6, so get up here Hiursday morning the crewel Oo((ee House. School Foliage Trip early b ^ u s e we expM this trip 11 am. The Holy Conununion 7:30 p.m. Senior High vice and Church School. 10 a m.. Worship Service. embroidery class continued to 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, The first thing I want to tell to be a sellout. (Book o( Oonmion Prayer) with Methodist Youth Fellowship. Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and 11 a m.. High School Class. work, on heirlooms while the Sermon “For Whom Tlie Cock you Is about our foliage trip pinochle group was seriously sermon by the Rev. Mr. White. 7:30 p.m. Ctows." 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim 8L John’s Episcopal Church Thursday, Oct. 19, as it was really Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 Masquerage Ball playing in the main hall. Gladys unson' Nursery care. Zion Evangelical 12 noon. Enlistment Worker’s Fellowship. Rt. 30, Vernon unreal. Listening to the Weekday services: and 11:45 a.m. Rev. Robert H.Wellner, We still have a few tickets left Seelert and John Oallv were Lutheran Church Luncheon newscaster on my way to work for our Masquerade Ball on Oct. taking care of the games in Pete’s Wed., Nov. 1, 1972 ALL S tF randa of Assisi Rector (Missouri Synod) 7 p.m.. Pilgrim FeUowship made me aware that all the 30. You don't need to dress but If absence. The winners were John H. Caracy SAINTS DAY Church ol Jesus Christ ol 673 E31ington Rd. Cooper aixl High Sts. groups in Greater Hartford had you do, you might win a prize. ‘ Katherine Frey, 586; Bertha Candy Kitchen The Holy Communion 10 a.m. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Latter-day Saints (Mormon) South Windsor 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. St. George’s canceled their foliage trips due to On 'Tuesday Esther Gaudette Durrlng, 583; Florence North, Camey has been named to the The Holy Communion 7 p.m. Pastor Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Rev. John C. Gay, 10 a.m.. Family Service and Episcopal Church the incldment weather. I talked and Ann LaGace took care of the 574; G s Wilson, 570; Alice board of directors of the firm, Where Quidlty Gwodjr b Blade Freeh Dally Terryl E. Draney, Bishop Pastor Church School. Bolton Rt. 44A to Wally and we both agreed to go phone, while I welcomed back and will also become a dlrectm of Second Congregatioaal Church 9 a.m. Divine Worship Rev. Eugoie M. Kilbride, Shorette, 569; Peter F r^, 561; Cbooae From Over IM Vartottee 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Rev. Standish Macintosh, as planned. The rain, snow, and our old friend Kay Hendrickson. affiliates Regent Inc. and United Church o( Christ 10:15 a.m. Sunday &hool and Assistant Pastor St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Grace Baker, 557; Bernice 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Interim Priest sle« were coming down so hard The students in the oil painting Manchester Structural Steel Inc. 385 North Main St. Youth Forum Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor Caswell, 557; Michael Classes (or all ages. that even our friendly bus driver class and the staff at the center He has be«i with Hunter since Rev. Felix M. Davis 10:10-11:30 a.m. 6th and 8th Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Rev. James A. Blrdsall, DeSimome, 555; ^ Lutz, 544; Celebrate the fall season with our— 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. 8 a.m. Holy Communion, Com Jim Uccello thought we were 1958, and has advanced from Minister Grade Youth Instruction p.m. Vicar wish to thank Mrs. Doti Dienst Inez Mahoney, 543; Alice Ander munion Breakfast for Church crazy. for filling in while Kay was son, 535; Floyd Post, 535. construction superintendent to St. Bartholomew’s Church School Staff. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, general superintendent to gei^raT FUDGE and PENUCHE 10 a.m. Morning Worship North United Methodist Church Well, we were on the road only recuperating. In the afternoon we had four Frtsh craam and buttar have made this confection u Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 10:15 a.m. Holy Communion, and 11 a.m. 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu manager. Nuraoy through Church School 300 Parker St. one hour and we began to see The seniors were bowling at tables of bridge and the top popular as Thanksgiving. Take a pound or two along on Sermon By Rev. Daniel nion. (]amey is president of the Hart Grade 8 Presentation oi Bibles Rev. Eiarle R. Custer, Pastor patches of blue in the sky. After a the Parkade Lanes Tuesday after scorers were: Eugene Toch, 5,- your holiday travels. Saturday, Vigii Mass at 5 p.m. McAughey, Sunday School, Sacred Heart Church Sermon by the Rev. Felix M. deUdous lunch at the Blantyre noon with these results; 630; Grace Baker, 4,830; George ford General Contractors Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 Nursery Care Rt. 30, Vernon S t Mary’s Church Association, chairman of South Davis "NIbbiing Into Lostness” 9 and 10:30 a.m. Worship Ser Castle in Lenox, Mass., we High women’s triple, Mary Last, 4,400; and Bill Lucas, 3,760. and 11 a.m.______11 a.m. Coffee & Conversation Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Rt. 31, Coventry Windsor’s chapter of American 6:30 p.m. Jr. Hi Pilgrim vice. Sermon: "Relormation is a proceeded up north toward Ver Chaves, 416; high women’s My thanks go to Jessica Hayes Harry Kendall Carr, Organist Saturday It-p.m. Calling Com Rev. Edward Konopka Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor Field Service, and a member of Fellowship Dirty Word!” S t Bridget Church mont. Well, you guessed it, the single, Bertha Duhring 168; and and Peg Descy for manning the mittee Meeting Assistant Pastor Rev. Richard F. Roughan, the social action committee at 6:45 p.m. Sr. Hi Pilgrim 9 a.ntL Church Schooi. Nursery Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor day turned out to be bright and Mary Chaves having high phones on 'Thursday and to Nov. 4 — 5 p.m. Holy Commu Assistant Pastor Wapping Community Church. He Fellowship and grades 3 through 6. Rev. James F. Mon St. Bartholomew’s Church sunny and the foliage was average, 135.16. Florence Anderson and Ann nion, Sermon by Rev. Frederick Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. is a member and former board Wed. — 7:30 p.m. church 10:30 a.m. Church School. Rev. William J. SUck beautiful. The men’s high triple was John Lagace who will answer the rings Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, Satiiuday Mass, 7:30 p.m. chairman of the church. School Teachers will meet at the Nursery, Kindergarten and grade Mr. Carr has served as principal organist at St. Spulnik Seeing the trees in full color Scheibenpflug’s 537, while on FYiday. Also thanks to Josie and 12 noon. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and He was educated in South church. ______1 and 2. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Bartholomew’s Church since the building of the parish with snow on the leaves was an Clarence Peterson had both Schuetz ^ o will call bingo, and Union Congregational Church 10:45 a.m. Windsor schools and is married Monday, 6:30 p.m.. Zone p.m. in school auditorium. church 12 years ago. He holds a bachelor degree and a S t Bernard’s Church unforgettable sight. Our only men’s high single with a 189, and to all the others I haven’t men Calvary Church Rockville problem that day was convincing and has two children. System meeting at the church. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and masters degree in music education from Miami (Fla.) Rockville First Congiegallotud Church high average, 164.3. tioned. Although you all were (Assemhlles o( God) Rev. Paul J. Bowman, the people back home what a 8 p.m. WSCS Executive Com 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 University and the University of Cincinnati. Rev. John J. White United Church of Christ Manchester Senior Citizen’s great. I’m still glad Wally is com 647 E. Middle Tpke. Minister great day we had. Daylight at the U. S. ROUTE 6, lOLTON — TEL 649^332 mittee meeting at the church. and noon in school auditorium. Rev. William Schneider Main St., Coventry bowling league will be bowling in ing home this eveniiu. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaison Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Last raday night we had 40 Navy’s South Pole Station OPEN DA1L.T and SUNDAY tUl Stei P J(. Wednesday, 9 p.m., Pastor- Rev. Anthony Mitchell Rev, James W. McBride, Plainville on Oct. 30. Bus leaves Menu (or the Week Pastor St James Church Associate Minister players for setback and the begins on September 21 and Parish Relations Committee Pastor the Parkade Lanes at noon. Monday: Chicken and rice Candy Also Avallahje For Fund Walaing Msgr. Eidward J. Reardon, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, wiiuiers were; Paul Schuetz, 137; ends on March 21. 10 a.m., Sunday School, classes meets at the church. Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Rev. Robert Heavilin, Wednesday was a real busy day soup, chicken salad sandwich, ice Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Assistant in Edith Wirtella, 130; Betty (or all ages. Aviation Pioneer Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 Interim Pastor at the center. Alice Anderson cream and cookies and a Rev. Eugene J. Charman Christian Education Jesanis, 125; Minnie Reuther, 11 a.m., service ol Worship and Church o( the Naxarene and 11:45 a.m. manned the phone all day while beverage. Rev. James M. Boyie 123; John Kehoe, 121; Ted Bernadette Noel, Mary Rhodes Wednesday: Roast tender beef Bible preaching. Nursery and 236 Main St. 9 a.m. Church School, grades 5- 9:30 a.m.. Church School. diild-care provided. Rev. William A. Taylor SL Matthew’s Church Rivard, 121; Grace Baker, 120; and Harold Leeman took over with gravy, oven roasted Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Active To The End 9. 11 a.m., Worship Service. H”'" - 6:30 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Pastor Tolland George Schroll, 118; Buel other chores that needed doing. potatoes, buttered peas and p.m. 9 a.m. Adult Study Group. Hasbrouch, 116; Elsther Ander We had our Christmas workshop mushroonns, rolls and butter, 7 p.m., EveiUng Gospel Ser EASTON (AP) - Igor I. while at • the time they were 10:30 a.m. CTiurch School, Rev. J. CUfford Ckirtin, Pastor Prince of Peace 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 son, 114. in the morning, then had a biscuit tortoni and a beverage. vice. Hymnsing, gospel music and Sikorsky, his eyes weakened by building planes with short, wider infants-grade 4. Lutheran Church Classes (or all Ages. Rally Day. a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Monday morning we had 60 delicious roast chicken dinner Thursday: G eam of celery Bible message. glaucoma, had to have aviation wings,” recalls Sikorsky’s 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship, Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 Rt. 31 and North River Road 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. players for bingo. Lila Steele before our Fun Day festivities soup, g rill^ frankfurter, chilled Wed., Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m., journals read aloud to him during biographer, Frank J. Delear. Sermon Topic, “ A Reputation To and 7 p.m. Coventry Message by Mr. Smith, director S t John’s Polish National gradously called the games, Ber began. fruit cup, beverage. Midyveek Service o( Prayer and the last years of his life. “He knew intuitively that the TeU Others About” . Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and Rev. W. H. Wilkins. Pastor of athletics at Eastern Naxarene Catholic Oiurch nadette Noel and Jessica Hayes Friday: French toast, grilled Praise. ______But until his death from a heart long wings were right.” 6-8:30 p.m. Jr. High Youth 10:30 a.m. Slck List College, Wollaston, Mass. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, helped with the phone, and ^ il sausage, apple sauce and a Bike Winner First Church ^ Christ attack Thursday at the age of 83, Another product of Sikorsky’s Group Halloween Party. 9 a.m., Sunday School. This afternoon we found out 7 p.m. Evening Service. Pastor Wandt, Marie Hebenstreit, beverage. Abe G arber, m anager of (Casual Village a t 256 Main St., Scientist the Russian-born aviation company was the S38 amphibian 6 p.m. Senior High Youth Unitarian Meeting House 10:15 a.ra.. Worship Service. that Mrs. Leon Fallot is in Message by Bruce Granger (rom Joanne Badstuebeun and Martha Schedule for the Week 447 Main St. pioneer stayed actively Involved that Pan American Airways used 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Manchester Manor, Max presents title of bicycle to 13-year-old Tracy Johnson of 105 Eastern Naxarene College, a Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Group. McCullum helped with the Monday: 10 a.m. to noon, • i w n with the aircraft business and his to open aerial corridors to Cen Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Rockville United Methodist Schubert is in Manchester Chesnut St., winner of the Van Huesen Shirt bicycle drawing member o( the Student Mission coffee. kitchen social bingo; noon to 11 a.m., Camrch Service, Sun first love, the helicopter. tral and South America. First Congregational Church Memorial Hospital as is Geneva held last week. (Herald photo by Pinto) Corps, which worked in Ekruador Gospel Hall 12:30, lunch is se rv ^ ; 1 p.m. to 4 fMtlMIlowCHt day School and Nursery. Sikorsky said in an interview Sikorsky’s company joined Church of Hebron 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 142 Grove St. Lockwood. Martha Sonnikson is 415 Center St. Pinochle p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup this past summer. shortly before his death that he United Aircraft Corp. in 1929. Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey, Jr. Nursery and Worship Church Rev. John W. Mortimer, “Everlasting Punishment” is the In the afternoon, we had 42 also in the Manor while Grace at 8:30 a.m. return trips at 12:30 considered the construction and Survivors, in addition to his School. ______Pastor ALL TREAT — No Tricks! subject o( the lesson-sermon. The Center Congregational Church 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Pastor pinochle players and the top Moore and Bernice Martin are 111 p.m. and 4 p.m. Pickup 6 p.m. for TRAVELERS ANALYST DIVIDEND VOTED piloting of the world’s first widow, Elizabeth, are four Golden Text: Psalms 37:30, 31. United Church oi Christ 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Vernon Assembly of God scorers were; Alida Johnson, 719; at home.' Do remember these dance. Marcia Ellis worth of 149 Chest Shady Glen's Two Favorite Halloween Flavors: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Testimony successful helicopter the greatest sons—Sergei, vice president of 9:30 a.m. Worship Service, 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Roy R. Browning, president of 11 Center St. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 104 W. Main St., Rockville Karl White, 699; Josephine friends with cards and prayers as Tuesday: 10 a.m. to noon, oil nut St. has been promoted to LICORICE CHIP, black—and PUMPKIN ICE CREAM, orange achievement of his 63-year avia Sikorsky Aircraft in Speyer, West Rev. Carl F. Hall, guest preacher. Nursery through adults. well as our dear members in the the South Windsor Bank and meeting. All are welcome. Co-Pastors Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, Schuetz, 692; R oboi Schubert, painting class; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. associate marketing analyst in the Add Color To Your Halloween Parties, Buy Shady Glen! The (3uistian Science Reading tion career. Germany; Nikolai of West Hart Sermon Topic: FINDING (30D 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Trust Co., has announced that at Lyman G. Farrar United Pentecostal Church Minister 683; Beatrice Mader, 679; Robina convalescent homes. Senior Bowling league at the casualty-property personal Lines Room, open to the public except His death, from a heart attack, ford; Igor Jr. of Hartford; and IN UNUSUAL PLACES. Nursery Nursery through Grade 2. For our program, we first the regular meeting of the board Winthrop Nelson Jr. 187 Woodbridge St. Carrol, 673; Floyd Post, 670; Gus Parkade Lanes. No bus department at the Travelers In on Saturday and hoiidays, is came just one day after Sikorsky George of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.—a will be provided. called on the members to draw a of directors of the bank, the 13th Robert Baker, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Gull, 646; Eva Poet, 644; Grace scheduled. surance Cos., Hartford. located at 968 Main St. The hours had made a consulting trip to his daughter, Tania von York of 9:30 a.m. Church School First Congregational Church consecutive semi-annual dividend 9:15 a m. Worship Service. classes for all ages. Windsor, 643; Wllbrod Messier, picture to help decorate our hall Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 11:30 She joined the firm in 1971 as ShadijSliin. Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. in nearby Easton, and a nephew. of Coventry was voted in the amount of 24 are 11 a.m., to 4 p.m. Monday Family Festival o( Worship. 10 a.m., Sunday School. CHasses (Special Indian Program 11 a.m.. Worship Service. for Halloween. Such talent I arts and craft class; noon to an assistant marketing analyst Stratford, where powerful new Sikor^y’s body will lie in state Rev. Robert Heavilin 638; Bob Schubert and Floyd cents per share, payable Dec. 15 through Friday. The Reading Children 4 years old throu^ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. to be viewed). 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Am haven’t seen in ages. We then p.m., hot meal served; 1:30 following a stint as a reporter for Saturday and Sunday from 2 Interim Pastor Post managed the games. - r ? ; to stockholders of record Dec. 1. Room is also open the (irst Grade 6 will worship in the sanc 6 p.m.. Youth Service. cargo-hauling helicopters are . bassadors youth group. sang to slides while Bemedette the Rockville Journal-Inquirer. (DaiJULStiMA. p.m.-5 p.m. and (rom 7 p.m.-9 We were notified that Lucille p.m. to 3 p.m., Fun-Day — Wally A 4 per cent stock dividend was Thursday evening o( every tuary. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. built. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Crawford is recuperating at her played the piano, and ended up showing sUdes of the Nassau trip; A native of Hartford, Miss Although Sikorsky retired from p.m. at the St. Nicholas Russian Gilead Congregational Church 9:30 a.m., Church School. telling antidotes about ourselves. paid in August and 24 cents per month, 7 to 9 p.m. 10:15 a.m. CoHee Hour. No daughter’s home in (Canton. Mrs. 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., square dancing Ellsworth is a 1970, graduate of his company in 1957, he traveled Orthodox Church in Stratford. Hebron 11 a.m., Wonhlp Service. We expoeected very few persons share cash was paid in June. learning community groups. The Presbyterian Church Avery St. Hoyt called to say that her hus and card playing. Bus pickup at the University of Connecticut. The Salvation Army to the plant twice a week to The funeral will be at the Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey, Jr. but were pleasantly surprised 11:15 a.m. Worship &rvice. 43 Spruce St. Christian Reformed Church band Willis is in Manchester 8:30 a.m. and noon; return trip at The bank has three offices, 661 Main St. consult with his engineers and church Monday at 10 a.m. Burial Pastor Avery SL Reformed with the nice congenial group Pre-school care provided at 9:15 Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor 661 Avery St. South Windsor Memorial Hospital for surgery. 4 p.m. Franklin D. Roosevelt took with total assets in excess of Major and Mrs. watch construction of the latest following the funeral will take South Windsor who joined in to make the after and 11:15 services. Rev. Peter Mans, On Monday afternoon I was Thursday: 10 a.m. to noon, his fourth oath of office as $15,000,000 up from $13,800,000 at Lawrence J. Beadle. advancements over the world’s place at St. John’s Cemetery in 11 a.m. Worship Service, Rev. president on the south por Monday: 6:45 p.m. Gospel 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Minister interviewed by two students of noon a very pleasant one. crewel embroidery class, year end 1971. (0((icers in Charge) first practical chopper, which he Stratford. Carl F. Hall, guest preacher. Ser 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Next week Wally will be tico of the White House. Dance Choir, Sanctuary. Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. Manchester Community College pinochle games; lunch is served built and flew in 1939. Mrs. Sikorsky asked that her mon Topic: Finding God in 11 a.m., Worahip Service. showing his slides of Nassua. IHiesday: &cred Dance Group, Worship Service. Nursery 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. for a report they were doing of noon to 12:30 p.m.; bridge 1 p.m. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sikorsky was bom in Kiev on late husband be honored through Unusual Places Nursery will be 7 p.m., Evening Worship. Our second nationality night Woodrufi Hall. provided. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. the Center. I wished I could have to 4 p.m. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. TOWN OF MANCHESTER — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS School — Classes (or all ages. May 25, 1889 to a family that gifts to the Tolstoi Foundation, a provided will be held on Nov. 16. This Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Chancel 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 7 p.m. Evening Worship. given them more time but hope I return trip at 12:30 p.m. 10:45 a.m. Holiness Meeting included a number of clergymen. New York organization for 9:45 a m. Church School Fbnt Congregational Church b e in g a w ee k b e fo re Choir, Sanctuary. helped a little and hope they both Friday: 10 a.m. to noon, (Nursery Provided). Major Despite his career of assistance to Russian im CTasses. First Evangelical Lutheran of Vernon Thanksgiving, what else could we Thursday: 2:30 to 5 p.m. Junior get A plus. Wally's buttons will be kitchen social bingo; noon to Beadle will conclude the series Church To Show technological breakthroughs in migrants. Church of Rockville Rev. John A. Lacy, Minister do but have an American nite. High Learning Opportunities, popping off his shirt because they 12:30, lunch is serv ^ ; 1 p.m. to 4 entitled ‘Abounding in the Work the aviation field, he never lost 154 Orchard St. Rev. Edwin W. Barthlomew, Frank Latucca just gave me the Grades 7, 8 and 9. had such nice things to say about p.m., open card playing, reading, NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP Drug Abuse Film sight of spiritual values that he United Methodist Church Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Assistant Minister o( the Lord’ and ^ preach on 7:30 p.m. Board of Christian menu so I will share it with you. tv viewing; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Tho fniinwina streets are scheduled for leaf collection on the below listod days. In the event of heavy rain on the subject ‘The Worker and his considered far more important Rt. 44A, Bolton Pastor the Center. Education, Library. ‘The First Baptist Church of Roast white meat turkey with setback tournament. Bus pickup than material progress. Rev. David M. Campbell 10 a .m .. Morning Worship. At this point I would like to tell IJy Icheduled collection day, pickup on remaining routes Lord’. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tolland will present “H i^ On stuffing, giblet gravy, cranberry at 8:30 a.m. return trip at 12;30 6:15 p.m. The Junior Saivation In a book he published in 1947, Pastor 9 a m.. Religious School. 9:55 a.m.. Church School. you about our planned trips to Holiday Bazaar. ‘The Campus,” an authentic and sauce, creamy whipped potatoes. p.m. he calle4 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheittr, Conn., Sit., Oct. »■ 19W - PAPE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVEl^ftNG HERALD, Minchester, Conn., S«t., Oct. 28,1972 Coventry OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Navy Wins About BUGS BUNNY New Nathan Hal^To Hold Open House CONdfATUlitriOM Court Tilt DON'T WORKV. MA I V BA R M A - OH I'LL ABB, ALL RISHiT . . TMISMAV WEU.- m ajo b! Birr I Halloween Town WBLUiRNPOUT IT'S VER NSW NBXT- THAT'S WHAT IT'S ABOUTl I'LL TAKE CARB ^VOUVOUHAFTA A S R B B D TO LBT VtXJ HAVB A ONtOFMWaRBK ^OHEWtlUKTOL,, 'The last of three ,i«lementary WHO ITISJCANH* POOR NSIOHBORl OF BVBRVTHIMO iTReAT’EM ALL LITTLE BIRTHDAY BARTV INVENTIONS,TWIiStfS ' ^ I T The cafeteria can accom- m modate 160 pupils at a sitting. 0 . The dining area and the modern kitchen and equipment have F 1 | made a tremendous difference, AKmk’^ - Saloom said, in the number of youngsters who stay for lunch. Two years ago, be said, the enrollment was about equally WINTHROP BY DICKCAVALU divided between those who stayed (bringing their own lunches) and those who went I MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY HAROLV WORTH THE home. Currently, about 95 per E F F O R T O P cent stay, and ^ eteria workers FOR A START 2EI WHAT CAN I DO TO EARN RAISING ONfe^ serve approximately 250 hot THE RESPECT OF MY AAOVE AWAY )□ e v e l i d s f o r . MR. FELLOW EMPLOYEES ? OUT FROM TH A T lunches dally. APER NATH Y OF SIGN. . IM A N T 1D ORDER □ ' Unit A is located over the BECOMEA •you HAVE TO cafeteria, at the northwest point e u c c e e R J L CHANGETOUR of the new wing. It is completely BUSINE99MAN lAAAGE, HOWIE. 0 open or informal in teaching and UKEYLXJ. learning structure. Saloom com i V, mented that this is considered the a aottf best arrangement for the multi OO/JES-i- FotR Thp two-station gym lends itself to indoor soccer and foul- shooting practice simultaneously. (Herald photos by Buceivicius) team approach. PIP6EWAY 10-2.6 m lO-ZS ' B o lto n BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE MAGEE, IN RARE FORM, CAPTAIN EASY 1 ^ COMPLETES IE OF 26 PASSES, Role School Volunteers Defined t 3 FOR frOUCHDOWNS. HE WAS. A SKEAT STAGE WIZARD implemented and will not be year, according to the guidance AND ILLUSIONIGTU.BUT WHEN IT program is September 1973, and Schools Dr. Joseph C!astagna that COMt6TOWTUkNIM6 FROM The Bolton Board of Education until it has been approved by the director John Flek. During these if approved, IGE will be limited the use of volunteers be at the THE TO M B - has endorsed the continued use of school board. periods, substitutes would be to one area of the reading discretion of administration, volqnteers at the elementary He noted that pre-assessment supervising the class while they program. There is some indica preferring to limit their approval schoul. At a special meeting test materials, an important complete assignments given by tion that teachers may be ready to the use of volunteers in the Wednesday, the board went on prerequisite of the program, have the regular teacher. to introduce the program prior to elementary school as spelled out record as supporting the ex not even been received yet, and Castagna noted that the trend the September date in the by Patros in his report. panded volunteer program the necessary resource file has Planning and Placement toward use of volunteers is in HE'S primary unit, which includes presented by elementary school not been completed. The occasional use of creasing throughout the state and e a t i n g o u t kindergarten and Grade 1. principal Gwrge Patros. IGE Support is being encouraged by the state OF OUR HAKR A series of coffee hours to volunteers as substitutes for The principal explained that IGE appears to have a great department of education. [TOMIC TECH'S CAME w nH THE CHIPMUNKS. | explain IGE to parents was held teachers attending meetings of ^ / the volunteers would be used in deal of support in the communi THE TECH FULLBACK CLOBBERS THE LIHF. g. in the fall. At that time, signup the Planning and Placement r ~ - i - j many phases of the educational ty, judging from the number of sheets were available to parents team was also discussed in some More individualized ap system according to their desires persons attending Wednesday’s w ishing to p a rticip a te as detail, and board members said proaches to education have and abilities. Some will be meeting, and from the number of classroom volunteers. that such a practice would be pointed up the need for more e e iv x i ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN assisting in the classroom while parents who have written the The response was termed permissable if the teacher has a classroom aides, but often others will be doing clerical or school board to indicate their EVERYTVIINGS HOT, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF "overwhelming” and it was chance to meet with the sub finances have made it impossible CLANK!; POC...BRING 'EM library work. approval of the proposed stitute prior to the period, and to hire as many as need^. HOME/ C decided to initiate the expanded Patros stressed that the volunteer program prior to and program. provided that any such volunteer volunteers will not be introducing At Wednesday’s meeting, would be protected under the A N D a t t h e SCIOTO STATE COACH'S independent of the IGE im It is expected that the P A R LIN G , VOU THE SOVIET UNION IS BLAMED FOR SO M A N Y any new skills or concepts, but school board chairman Andrew school's insurance coverage. ^UST OO HOME .' OFFICE. U.5. PROBLEMS, BUT THIS TIME , A SINOUE plementation. volunteer program, which was might help children with drill and Maneggla read a letter from May HOMECOMING YOI?RE CHAIR- - WE HAVE A SECRET^ INVADER FROM SIBERIA WILL CROSS THE Apparently confusion arose at Teachers are called upon to temporarily curtailed earlior this MAX, WITH THAT w e a p o n : w e STILL ALASKA SHORE LINE AND START A MI6HTV reinforcement of skills already Dobson, chairman of the educa PREPARATIONS this point when some interpreted attend approximately two of the month, will get underway again 3 lines, 3 days, ^1.89* OLSON,THE DROP PUAVON GRASS-SO g u e r r il l a c a m p a i g n / taught by the classroom teacher. tion committee of the Bolton the Increased use of volunteers to half-hour meetings during the next week. KICKER, MAUMEE I'L L HAVE OUR BOVS Wednesday's meeting was Junior Women’s Qub, commen *based on cash payment or payment within one week after hilling. COULD BE TRICKY, REMOVE THEIR SHOES mean that IGE had already been called by the Board of Eklucatlon ding the primary unit teachers AND THE TURF WILL implemented. 1 '( and elementary administrators TICKLE THEM INTO to clarify some confusion which In answer to questions raised OREAT PERFORMANCES! appeared to exist relative to the for their efforts in informing and by school board members at a recently stepped-up volunteer Involving the parents in the regular board meeting earlier this THE education program. Place Your Ad Today And program. month, Patros emphasized that Patros supplied background in The school board declined a the IGE program is still in the formation leading up to the suggestion by Superintendent of Watch It Go To Work For study phase and has not been BIKE SGT. STRIPES ... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA meeting. Elementary teachers and ad You, Turning Those Unused AA(2.flZAHKWN,lVl2 6eeN KKrTTN' A A t e , w m ministrators are presently ex SHOP HoW op IKiSiPe A /vWJKeD ? f=UPPlM TWO MpHTH« F i* AN AHSAteR 'r&us^Nt? Bc/nc-eTUKe ploring the possibility of Im Items Into Cash! TO A u e m ^ TSCNTTO EN6LANP. 'TfejzT&wo/viel plementing Individually Guided LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Education (IGE), a more per 180 SPRUCE ST. MANCHESTER O ffic e sonalized approach to education (Next to Nothin Hale School/ Phone 643-2711 v: WIN which allows each student to progress according to his own To Place Your Ad needs and abilities. Accordingly, NEW WINTER HOURS: teachers have attended several EVENINGS 5:00 to 9K)0 P.M. workshops and have been SATURDAYS 9KK) A.M. to 5:00 P.M. working with an IGE coordinator Manchester Evening Herald to study the feasibility of in “Sales & Service On All Makes!” troducing the program in Bolton, 'nwget date for the proposed By SAPLINGS - M a u d e EARL YOST Modlgan 125-390. Title on* Line in Finale Next Week BASEBALL For UMass and Dartmouth Fifth Crown ATLANTA — Rico Cuty, the EARLY BIRDS Nancy Sports Editor 1970 major league batting cham- Geragbty 135, Radle 133, ______I fool a tenacious Elagle defense. It was not until the halfway ComeU, which was d u n ^ from the unbeaten ranks by the Ludile Martin 348, Pardl NEW YORK (AF) - The Texas Longhorns, who bounced The Chargers (4-1) jumped back Into the lead In the plM when be hit .800, h u been BOSTON (AP) - The moment of truth arrivea Satuday for Staadlngi mark in the third quarter with the B teams on the field that unbeaten Maaaaiihuietts and Dartmouth, ranked 1-2 anumg Crimson last week. The ^ have a 84) record, including 24) in 340. back from a 274) loss to Oklahoma by thrashing Arkansas 38- Manchester Midget Football League last night at Mt. Nebo traded by the Atlanta Bravea to W. L. Charger fullback Mike Haynie scooted 55 yards around his the T e a s Rangers for pitcher New England'a.cpUege football poweri. the league. 15, continue their quest for a fifth consecutive Southwest Field with a big 164) win over the Eagles (2-4). The opening SILK CITY - Charlei Algren NFL Road Teams Doing Well Chargers left end for the first C h ai^ score. Haynie added the two Jim Panther. At Amhent, Malaacdiuaetta puU a 54) record on the line Fifth-ranked Boston College, nursing wounded pride in a ^ Conference championship tonight against Rice in Houston. game saw the Giants win a tough one from the Jets, 12-8. 555, Bob Heavisides 221-450, Patriots BASKETBALL 4 record against stiff competition, takes a break in the The feeling is that Texas, which struggled through victories points ovm:! tackle to make the score 84). against improved Gonoecticut in a pivotal Yankee Conference Harry Plecity ^0^2024i77, Roland The losers sport a 0-5-1 mark. Giants HOUSTON — The Houston game. ,iy; { over Miami, Fla., Texas Tech and UtahState before putting it Home teams in the National Football Leame have been The Eagles came roaring back but a strong Charger schedule, ^ l e Holy Cross, 2-21, returns to action after a Smith 2034)60, Len Mulnite 203, Eagles Rockets, of the National Basket all together defensively against Oklahoma and offensively finding visiting teams not very pleasant guesu this season. The Jets started off by working their way from their own defense put up by John Alosky, Ken DeDominlcus, Dick Dartmouth, a close runnerup to Masuchusetts in The wedcend off as host to VUlanova. Skip Mikoleit 211, Larry Del Bene Jets ball Association have acquired against Arkansas, may be ready to toll. Road teams have captured 51 per cent of the 78 games 31 to the Giant 36 highlighted by a 23-yard run by Bruce Smith and Joe Bascetta and held on a fourth down. Two ^sociated Press’ New England poll the last three wedu. 237, Norris Brown 200-558, guard Stan McKenzie from the Briiigeport, rated eighth, shoots for its seventh victory of played during the first six weeks of the season. V^iting Gardner. Tough defense at this point by Scott Linsenbigler plays later Haynie scored again this time on another 50-yard Invades Harvard in an important Ivy League meeting. Har George Zanls 551. In otho' night games involving members of The Associated Portland H «ll Blazen In ex the season and 17th in a row at Ithaca. Vermont, 2-3, puts its tAnms have come out on top 40 times with the home club run around his right end. Haynie again added the two points vard is ranked third. Press Top Twenty, second-ranked Alabama entertains and Ken Fahey forced the Jets to kick. From this point it and the score remained Jets 8, Giants 6 until the four minute change for forward Greg Smith. No. 9 regional ranking on the line at home against Hofstra. COUNTRY CLUB - V ic Southern Mississippi at Birmingham, No. 16 Arizona State winning 35 and three other games winding up in was a defensive battle until late in the second quarter when warning came in the fourth ouarter. Here A team QB Dave on a plunge up the middle to make the final score, Chiuiers GOLF Massachusetts’ Minutemen are favored to extend their Tenth-ranked Middlebury tries to extend its record to 6-0 as Abraitis 137-370, Larry Bates 367, hosts Air Force and Arkansas, t i ^ for 18th with West Virginia deadlocks...Competition has been so keen that 11 of 13 Jet safety Gary Dempko recovered a Giant fumble. With just Crossley hit Bob Mumford at the Jet 20 and Mumford put 16, Eiagles 0. ADELAIDE, Australia — perfect record and go on to the Yankee Conference cham host to RPI. Bert Davis 366, John Dyment 369, and Southern Methodist, faces winless North Texas State at NFL games last week were decided by seven or less points. seconds to go in the half, Gardner swept the left side of the the Giants in front to stay, 12-8. Charger Ed Sadloski, Bret Georgetti and John Johnson David Graham of Australia shot a pionship. Howeva, Connecticut, ranked seventh in New Colby and Amherst also hope to continue unbeaten-untied. Frank Kieman. 136-376, John Little Rock. Thus far, in 36 of the 78 games, 46 per cent have been won by line for 62 yards before being hauled down from behind at had a gcxxl night offensively, but the defensive handy work 69 for a 36-hole total of 140 and a England, figures to be to u ^ . ’Ihe Huskies are 84) in the The Giants ended their season at the .500 mark while Kristof 367, Ed Paganl 135-350, seven or less points Including six by a single tally...Speaking two-stroke lead in the ()antas Cfolby seeks its sixth victory at home against Bowdoin, while The race for the host spot in the Rose Bowl continues in the two by Giant safety Pete Hebert. Jet quarterback Frank holding down third place in the league while the Jets ended of John Lessard, Dan ’Truman, Joe Massotta and AJ Ortiz conference, with the only losses outside the league. Bundl Tarca 136, Dick Tarca 138- Australian Open Tournament. ' Amherst shoots for its fifth at Wesleyan. earnest with top-rated Southern California, 44) in Pactflc-8 of football, the future of the Hartford Knights may be at Livingston sneaked over the goal line on the next play and up 0-5-1. turned back several drives by the Elagles in a tough fourth The two rivab battled to a tie last year, finishing aU even for 375, CharUe Whelan 358. Rhode Island and Boston University kick off the weekend at play and 74) over-all, visiting upset-minded (jregon and ninth- stake toni^t when the Seaboard League’s best entertains after Gardner added the two points on a plunge up the Defensive stars for the Giants were Leo Diana, Dick quarter. PINEHUR8T, N.C. - Bill co-ownership of the conference title. Hyndman, a runnerup In past BU’s Nickerson Field tonight. ranked UCLA, 34) and 6-1 over-all, entertaining surprising the Columbus Bucks of the Midwest League at Dillon middle, the first half ended with the Jets on top, 8-0. Koepsel, Mike Mumford, Phil Murray. Pete Gourley and Rich Lenhardt, Greg Flavell, Craig Ostrout, Craig Madsen 'The Dartmouth-Harwud game is rated a tossup. ’The Big Uil. and British Anuteur tour- Other games on the Saturday schedule Include Lafayette at Washington State, 2-1 and 5-2. Stadium at 8. While the Knights have made shambles of Midway in the third quarter the Giant B team got a break Scott Linsenbigler. and Durward Miller played well defensively for the Eagles, Green have roUed to easy victories over New Hampshire, Holy nampnta, and Curtis Peterson, a Maine, New Hampshire at Northeastern, Bates at Norwich, In other afternoon contests, third-ranked Nebraska plays Seaboard entries in posting a perfect'^^ord, fans haven’t on a pass interference call against the Jets and two plays For the Jets, Gary Demko, Kevin Williams, Bob Dennln, while the offensive threats were made by Mike Presti, M a n Cross, Princeton and E^wn. Harvard, wlUMe s(^ors never Las Vegas 62-yesr-okl tournament veteran, Tufts at WiUiams, Springfield at American International, host to Oklahoma State, No. 4 Ohio State visits Wisconsin, really warmed up and supported the gridders. One feels that later quarterback Tom Prignano tossed a short pass to Chris Doug Ogden and Dave Chevo^tte performed well. Charlebois, Tom McQusky and CYaig Kearney. have beaten Dartmouth, has come on strong after an opening won their semifinal matches and Coast Guard at Worcester Tech, St. Peter’s at Western fifth-rated Michigan entertains Minnesota, No. 7 Colorado this could be remedied if the admission price was lowered Godreau at the Jet 40 and (]iodreau traveled the rest of the The second game was a must win for the Chargers but they Next w e^ will be the game for the Town Championship loss to Massachusetts, defeating Boston University, Columbia will meet for the North and South Connecticut, Curry at Nichols, Glassboro State at Central Lead Held travels to Missouri and No. 8 Oklahoma is at home wifii and placed in line with the caliber of play offered. It would way to paydirt on his own. The extra point attempt failed had a tough time doing it and they were unable to surprise or between the Chargers and the Patriots. Kick-off will be 7. and ComeU. Seniors Championship in an 18- Kansas State. Louisiana State, ranked sixth, is idle. be much better to play before a full stadium at more realistic Yale, ranked fourth reglonaUy and tied with Dartmouth and Connecticut, Montclair State at SouUi o t Connecticut, and hole round Saturday. Alabama’s Olmson Tide, after an emotional come-from- ticket prices than to have the stands less than half filled. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Arnold Harvard for the Ivy League lead, hits the road to take on Boston State at New England CoUege. Dy Palmer behind victory over Tennessee, is an ovenndielmlng favorite Pete Savin, Knights’ owner, rates a salute for his efforts in 66 Leaves Me with Deep Guilt Complex” Palmer, seeking to end a 15- fielding a top-flight club but the major league price scale for Pro Football Roundup month victory drought, fashioned over Southern Mississippi. minor league football is keeping many long-time fans away a two-under-par 69 and retained a LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - For To most observers, the Pac-8 chase has narrowed down to the second time in as many weeks Southern Cal and UCLA, but Washington State, which hasn’t on Saturday nights when home games are being share of the lead in the second Joe Nuxhall: Middle-Age Daydreams slump-ridden Arnold Palmer had a winning season since 1965, has a chance to do something offered...Walt Garrison of the Dallas Cowboys came up with Greenberg Soul-Searching AND round of the |135,000 Sahara In Dallas Needs Help, held the lead after two rounds of about that. The Cougars face U (XA today, USC next wedt. this after a particularly tough practice: I’m so low I could vitational Tournament. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas. — a major golf tournament. Meanwhile, Southom Cal’s John McKay expects to have his crawl under the belly of a snake with a top hat on...One of “ T to time,” the 48-year-old Sandra Hayne fashioned five bir hands full with Oregon despite the Ducks’ 2-5 record. Instead, the NFL’s brightest young kickoff return s ^ ia lis ts is little Staubach May Play Of BasebalVs Youngest Big Leaguer master said, “ I Just hope I can At Funeral for Robinson dies and Marilynn Smith scored he prefers to dwell on their 15-13 upset of Stanford a wedt Harold Jackson, all of 175 pounds, with the Philadephia keep it going (or two more days” . an eagle to shs^ the first round ago. Elagles... Since Sport magazine instituted a new car for the SATURDAY lead of the Q)rpus Christi LPGA CINCINNATI — (NEA) — The comment was a referece to “ It was Veeck who brought the “ I think our players understand that anyone can be World Series hero in 1955, pitchers won out a dozen times, NEW YORK (AP) - “ It leaves black players standing there NEW YORK (AP) - For five weeks, Roger Steubacli has Qvltan Open with 66's. On opening day of the 1972 last week’s Kaiser International first Negro player, Larry Doby, 12:45 (8) CoUege Football beaten,” he says. “ They saw that Notre Dame was beaten by including the first five. Grae Tenace of Oakland is the first me with a deep guilt complex,” waiting for a jitney to take them beo) on the sidelines watching his Dallas Cowboys tumble HORSE RACING W orld Series, before 51,728 when he led by two strokes after into the American League while 1:66 (3) UConn vs. UMass, empty seats that echoed with Missouri and that Stanford was stopped by Oregon.” catcher to ever win the car... John Barry and Ron Siemienski Hank Greenberg said. “ A guilt of to some neighborhood boarding wnc from the lofty perch of Super Bowl champion to the position CHERRY HILL, N.J. - 36 holes, then blew it with two insensitivity.” house. he was at Qeveland. the crack of a bat, and be poor rounds on the weekend. The afternoon schedule among Serond Ten teanu finds No. of Manchester and Paul Jabs of Rockville are working out (22) Wrestling of just another National Football League team. Numbered Account, |7, racing in Greenberg, home run star of "W e didn’t think anything “I did what I could, but hind the protective screen at It was the fourth time this 11 Penn State at West Virginia, No. 17 Florida State at No. 12 with the Eastern Connecticut State College cagers. Barry 5:66 (8) Wide World of Sports: With Staubach calling the a steady drizzle but over a fast the Detroit Tigers in the 1930s about it. We just thought about progress is slow. People are not his No. 1 quarterback—but the mound, a capless and season he had been in position to Auto daredevils, wrist wrestling, signal's last year—albeit Coach track, matched Round Table’s baldish and heavy-bellied 44- Auburn, Texas (Christian at No. 13 Notre Dame, Hawaii at No. and Jabs both performed last season with the varsity and and 1940s and later general the guys as players and the times quick to change. T h m is still there’s a good chance that win and had failed, and it ex diving. Tom Landry’s shuttled-in course record of 1:47.4 in winning year-old ex-big-leaguer, 14 Tennessee and No. 15 Iowa State at Kansas. Siemienski moves up from the frosh. manager of the Cleveland In dictate that we go our separate much to be done.” Staubach will be shouting out the ' tended one of the longest, most SUNDAY signals—the Cowboys won their the $59,600 Spinster Stakes at sweating in the morning sun, Other night games: Tulsa at Memphis State, Youngstown dians, was doing a bit of ways. Now aU of us, I think, are a The Atlanta Braves’ Hank cadence before Monday n ^ t ’s ' dismal, frustrating slumps of his 11:66 (22) Notre Dame final seven regulareeaswi games. Keeneland. smoothly threw batting prac State at Xavier, Texas A&M at Baylor, Southwestern soulsearching—along with other little ashamed. Aaron, who is challenging Babe nationally televised game against' career to some 15 months. HIglillglits ’Then, ep route to the Super Bowl, tice to the Cincinnati Reds, Louisiana at Texas-Arlington, Wichita State at West Texas Hoop Programs to Start white baseball personalities—at “ I remember checking in at Ruth’s home run record of 714, Detroit ends. Friday he put together a two- they brat Minnesota and San and let his fancy fly. Baltimore in 1955 and the thought was another of the leading 1:66 (3) RedsUns vs. Giants, The game is a crucial one for under-par 69 for a two-round Stafo, Texas-El Paso at Arizona, Fresno State tit San Diego the funeral Friday for Jackie “ Sure, I’m filling up the Ray Camposeo will handle the basketball program at the baseball pmonalities attending wnc Frandsco. both teams. The Cowboys musji total of 134-eight under par. State and Long Beach State at San Jose State. 4; Robinson. suddenly hit me. ‘What the heck Blazers stands in my head,’^said Joe the Robinson funeral. (22-36) Patriots vs. Jets In this year’s preseason play, win to keep pace with either the He was tied with a pair of the West Side Rec this winter with clinics for Peewee and “ Looking back now,” he said in is happening?’ I asked myself. I Nuxhall later. “And I’m "I remember the first time I 4:66 (22-36) Dolphins vs. Colts Midget League slated to start Nov.6. over at the Y, Tom the crowded VIP reception room told the hotel that from now on though, a shoulder separation Redskins or Giants, who play wishing I was 10 years game’s new breed, rookies John ever met Jackie,” Aaron recalled. MONDAY Conran and Collins Judd will host a clinic for midget players shortly before funeral services at our team would have to be kayoed Staubach for what many each other in New York on Sui^ younger. I never played in a Mahaffey and Lanny Wadkins, Pro Basketball Roundup "I was just breaking in at 6:66 (8) lion s vs. Cowboys starting Nov.6...Office visitor yesterday was John Falkowski, the Riverside Church, "I see quartered together or we’d go to observers felt would be most of day. And the Lions, with a Lan- ' Respond World Series. Every guy each seeking his first title. Milwaukee, 20 years old, in 1954. the season, if not all of it. But dry of their own, a quarterbaqk Mahaffey, 24, had a sparkling 66 who battled back from a serious illness, and looks fit and where 1 was wrong. another hotel. who’s ever put on a baseball “ I dealt with black baseball "Baltimore, I think, was the He taught me a lot. One day he Closed Case while Oaig Morton took over as named Greg, are currently tied uniform dreams of playing that Included eight birdies, and trim again. .Falkowski was a player-coach with many outstan players as simply baseball last major league city to in was on third and I was playing the Cowboys’ No. 1 signal-caller with Green Bay atop the NFC’s in on e.” the 22-year-old Wadkins, who Celts Still Unbeaten ding Polish-American basketball teams in Manchester and To Win players. I felt I was fair to them. tegrate.” second. He darted as If to go LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - The and directed them to a 4-2 record, jumbled Central Division. The He spoke hoarsely. The went to Wake Forest on an Ar later coached in the Elastem League...Dr.George Lundberg home on an infield out. I co ck ^ Kentucky State Racing Commis Roger the D odga mended quick Packers host Minnesota at home. nold Palmer scholarship, had a But I never looked behind their Bill Veeck, a baseball innovator stripped of their three Reds’ radio color announcer of Manchester is a member of the Connecticut Boxing my aim to throw. He stopped. I sion almMt closed the door final Sunday’s other games have Los (and regular batting practice 69. social structure or showed any who headed the St. Louis Browns ly- best known players, the As Defense Excels Advisory Conrunittee... One wonders why Columbia’s Frank concern for their personal lives and Indians, said the game still relaxed a moment. Before I knew ly on the controversial 1968 Ken And during the past week, Angeles at Oakland, Kansas Qty pitcher) since he retired as Jack Nicklaus, winner of six Philadelphia Blazers responded JOE NUXHALL, who became the youngest major Nawaro wasn’t hit with a penalty when he raced out onto was dragging its feet in recogni it, he was sliding into home. tucky Derby by naming Calumet following the 24-20 loss to at San Diego, Miami at a player in 1967, NuxhaU said titles and more than $284,000 outside of baseball.” by winning their first game of the league player in history when he pitched for Cincinnati Greenberg was general tion of its players, regardless of "He was a fierce competitor. Fhrm’s F o r w ^ Pass as the Washington that knocked the Baltimore, San Francisco at he had strained his voice as a 15-year-old in 1944. right, now is a radio announcer already this season, remained one the Yale Bowl field last Saturday to protest a call by one of World Ho^ey Association season NEW YORK (AP) - A basketball philospher once decided manager of the Indians from 1950 color of skin. He told me, ‘You don’t play winner. Cowboys out of first place in the Atlanta, New England oppoking with “war whoops” on the and batting practice pitcher for the Reds, and be still stroke off the pace with a 69 (or the officials In the game against Yale. An a p i ^ n t Columbia Friday night. air during the Reds’ last- that you can’t win at this game if you don’t put the ball in the through 1958. “ Did you look in the dugouts baseball once a week. You play However, within minutes of the National Conference East and the Jets in New York, Cleveland draws autograph seekers, above 135. touchdown was called back when Navarro lit out from the With player-coach Johnny game, last-inning winniiig “ I remember the many times during the World Series?” he every day. First thing you do is ruling, Peter Fuller, whose into a second-place tie with the at Denver, Pittsburgh at Buffalo, Canadian George Knudson, basket. sideline as if shot out of a cannon. Offsetting penalities killed McKenzie, goalie Beraie Parml rally against the Pirates in reached the half, the Celts were that we—the white players— asked. “ The white players were try to get on first. Then on se Dancer’s Inuge finished first in New York Giants, Dallas ac Houston at Cincinnath-* seasons, like 17 wins in 1955 winner of last week's Kaiser The Cleveland Cavaliers the score and on the next play, Columbia called the same and center Derek Sanderson all the play-offs. “I Uke an was 14, but we had a good was shaking all over. I was would check into some all sitting together. 'The black cond. Then third and then home.’ that race, said he most probably tivated Staubach. Philadelphia at New Orleans and and also played in the all-star event, had a 70 and Art Wall a 68 learned first-hand Friday night up by 54-38. sidelined, the Blazers^ still nouncing, it makes me feel junior high school basketball going to face the Cardinals, pass pattern and it went for a touchdown and a Lion lead What a man. Every time he put would appeal to the courts. Landry insists Morton is still Chicago at St. Louis. game that ye^. But by 1960 to tie with Nicklaus at one back.. that the man was right. The Knicks built a 21—point fashionable hotel and see the players were sitting apart.” I’m stiU a part of the team,” team anti I wanted to ^tay on Stan Musial and his troops.” which was quickly wiped out when Dick Jauron raced 87 on a uniform, he went out to produced a 5-4 victory ovct Los he was being booed “every At 136, just two back, were The Cavaliers were limited to lead over Baltimore before Dave Angeles—their first following he said. it for another year. yards for a Yale six-pointer. Talking about coaches running win.” He got the first batter on time I turned up.” And he Bobby Mitchell, with a 66 and just four field goals and 10 points DeBusschore suffered a broken seven losses this season. “ But I’d still love to be “If I had waited until my out on the field. After Jauron broke Columbia’s back with a grounder to short, walked was traded to Kansas City Dick Lotz, 69. in the second period of their nose in a scramble under a basket Co-Leader Made pitching in the Series. It senior year in high school, I Elsewhere in the WHA Ftiday the next, made the third pop the next season, which was Lee Trevino, the defending game against Boston. That was and was forced to leave the game. his great run, Yale Coach Carm Cozza was one of the many fc.:-::-; seems I’ve always been a could have signed for a big How Giants Got a Defense night, Cleveland shut out Alberta out to short, walked the the only season that he did title-holder, took a 72 and was the best reason for the unbeaten The Bullets then charged back, backslappers on the playing field ...In case you missed it, Birdie Chances little too early and a little bonus. Bonuses were starting 6-0, and Winnipeg dropped fourth, the fifth singled, the not play for the Reds and well back at 142. Celtics’ 123-97 romp over cutting the lead to four. But each member of the Oakland A’s stands to receive about too late.” i then. Hugh Radcliffe was the Chicago 4-2. next three walked and the agonizingly, the only season Cleveland. DeBusschere returned in the CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (AP) » Nuxhall, the current sweet first, I think. He signed with 121,000 for appearing in a winning role in the World Series In the only National Hockey ninth singled. Now it was they won a pennant during The victory was the ninth final two minutes and New York — “ I think the key to my round heart of trivia fans, began the Yankees. He got about with each Qndnnati player slated to draw $15,000 bonus League game played, California 18-1. his playing career. held on for the victory. was that I made all my good Rover, Rover Lets Gregory Go Over $M,000. I got $500 and a Discanio^s Goal straight for the Celtics and kept checks...Sue Hadge and her son, Steven teamed to win the his big-league pitching ca He returned to the Reds in birdie chances but one,” said § rapped Pittsburgh 6-3. salary of $175 a w eek.” He them IV^ games ahead of New Walt Frazier led New York reer on Saturday, June 10, McKechnie came out and 1962 and he was now, inex Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament in South Windsor. Sandra Haynie after a 66 and a Andre Lacroix’ third period shook his head. Wins for Bolton York in the National Basketball with 25 points and Rich Rinaldi 1944 at age 15 years, 10 said delicately, “I think plicably, being cheerM. He Mrs.Hadge was runner-up for the Manchester Women’s share of the first round lead in goal gave the Blazers their Wctory Association's Atlantic Division. had 21 for the Bullets. months and 11 days. It was “Also I might have gone you’ve had enough for today, finished his career with a re SAN FRANCISCO-(NEA) with scout Phil Watson running The Knicks, who have lost only Houston .took over the lead in Singles crown...Cathy Dyak, of Manchester, for several years the LPGA Civitan Open. during the war of course and to college and got myself a son.” spectable record of 135 wins, A1 Discanio's fourth period —The transients at the motel the team from behind the bench. one game this season, hung on for the Central Division with Jimmy the No.l duckpin bowler in the United States, wound up in Also at 66 going into today’s there was a drought of good good education. I miss that.” 117 losses. goal gave Bolton High a 2-1 must have thought these two McKenzie, recuperating from a baseball players. Nuxhall Nuxhall did get two batters a 92—88 victory over Baltimore. Walker scoring 30 points against eighth place on the 1972-73 listing...Playing a football game second round in the 54-hole, flQ,- Nuxhall had been coming His dubious record of soccer victory yesterday after INLAND guys were nuts. It was a The different broken arm, watched from the was a precocious 6-3, 195- out he says and it took him In other NBA action, Houston his former Detroit teammates. on the road is tougher than before the home fans. “ It’s not 0(X) event was Marilynn Smith. down to Cincinnati and sit having been the youngest noon over visiting Elast Hampton Field personnel report that pleasant summer day on San stands. pound left-handed junior eight years to get his third defeated Detroit 130-118, Chicago Cal Murphy scored 20 points, 18 the same as the advantage gained in basketball, but it’s Miss Haynie said Friday she position's of ting on the Reds’ bench ev- ■ major-league player w ijl High on the Bulldogs’ Field. Rie trout fishing is good in the Francisco Bay but the two Parent is out with a broken high school and sandlot star out in the major leagues, to rapped Portland 118-95, Golden in the second half, and Cliff calls "a good birdie chance” a men in street clothes, on the ery day after school in that probably stand forever, since win upped Bolton’s record to 6-5 much easier to play at home,” Yale’s Carm Cozza reports. Housatonic River, the Far foot, and Sanderson is nursing a in Hamilton, Ohio, 25 miles low er his 67.50 earned run State walloped Los Angeles 119- Meely added 17 points and putt of 10 feet or less. She made a rover — ... Jack. 1944 season. “I never ex rules do not permit teams to overall. The latter said he wanted to postpone the Colgate game two mington River, West Hill Pond, long green lawn leading to north of Cincinnati. The Reds average. grabbed 16 rebounds for the her chance good on holes 2,4,7,8 shoulder Injury. pected to play,” he said, sign a player until his high 91 and Seattle topped Phoenix Colebrook Flood Control Im the pool, were oblivious to signed him. When he was East Hampton got on the w e ^ ago due to the treacherous weather conditions but he Gregory Goalie Gerry C3ieevers earned “ and I ’d just shag flies in 120-115. Rockets. and 10 in Friday’s round over the weather, or anything 0 ■ called in to pitch on that He threw temper tantrums school class graduates. But scoreboard first on Bill Rossi's didn’t have the final say. poundment, Lake Quassapaug, his second WHA shutout as the outfield before games. Boston led by only five points, Jeff Mullins and Cazzie Russell Pharoah's Countiy Qub. else. June day, he became the and wild pitches in the minor he smilingly doubts that he goal. Eddie Manning tied the Candlewood Lake, B ^ch Pond, Cleveland blanked Alberta. But I was happy, especially might become the oldest, too. 33-28, at the end of the first led Golden State’s romp over Los The 6,600-yard layout yielded The little one, Jim Garrett, youngest man — boy — ever leagues in 1945, then volun score at 1-1 when he scored on a Mt. Misery Brook and Green Center Ron Buchanon scored two since I hadn’t seen many big- period but then the Celtics com Angeles. Mullins t o s ^ in 28 an eagle on the 500-yard, par 5 w ould feint a m ove. And to play in the major tarily retired (you can look “Even though I might be penalty kick. Fails R iv «. goals and assisted on two others league gam es before. So it pletely bottled up Qeveland’s points and Russell added 28 Pats Playing Like Patsies 13th to Miss Smith. She banged Dan Birdwell, the big one, leagues. it up) in 1946 and got his able to pitch an inning in a For the Bulldogs, Manning and Panfish are providing good for the Crusaders, leaders in the was a thrill to just sit on attack in the second period and Nate Thurmond had 19 her second shot 20 feet from the would react quickly and “People always ask me amateur standing back to game, now, or even in five Steve Traygis played outstanding fishing at Beach Pond and the bench and watch.” by the time the teams had rebounds for the Warriors, The New York Jets hold a 16-8-1 edge over the New pin and rapped in the putt. swat him across the head WHA East. about it,” he said. “But I play high school baseball, years, it m ight be too danger defense. Pachaug Pond. Then one day manager Bill England Patriots in regular season play. The Pats, inciden A tour rookie, Cathy Duggan, with his forearm, knocking never get bored telling it. basketball and football in ous,” he said. “ My reflexes Fishing for white perch and McKechnie called Nuxhall in 23, shared third place with the little one on his butt. I’m proud to have been 1946-47. “ I got lonely for high are a little slower and I've al tally, are now being called the Patsies due to their inept play white catfish is excellent in the the dugout. “ I heard him but veteran Sandra Palmer, one They didn’t hate each signed, to know people school sports,” he said. ready got hit with line drives on the field...The Springfield Kings lists a Family Night lower Connecticut River. Kings on Scoring I didn’t believe he was call WIN A FREE 20 POUND stroke back of the leaders at 67. other. They really didn’t thought I was good enough. a couple times in batting Clinic at Y Wednesday for their game against Hershey. Reduced ticket MARINE ing me,” said Nuxhall. “ He After high school, he re know each other, either. But “ “ But if I knew then what practice because I wasn't all Alone at 68 was Louise Bruce, Spree in Victory had to call twice. He sent me turned to the Reds’ organiza prices will be in effect...All candidates with Bill Detrick's Fishing for bluefish is excellent Jim Garrett, no masochist, I know now, I wouldn’t have the way behind the screen. A basketball clinic will be held who is only age 18. t f to the bullpen. I threw the tion and floated around the Central Connecticut varsity basketball team are state at the Race and Plum Gut. had a purpose, a revolution done it. It took away a lot Once Pete Rose hit me in the Three lady pros were tied at 69 \ ball all over hell. I went into minors until 1952, when he at the Community Y on Monday’s products. Eight lettermen we back plus four fine new Bluefish are also providing good ary football idea. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS kidneys.” TURKEY! and four more were in the even- of things. Actually, they the game in the eighth inn came up again to the big Nov. 6-13-20 and Wednesday’s fishing along the Fairfield County \ The Virginia Red Wings and He laughed. “But some comers including Nate Vinson, who flashed in Community par 70 slot. Defending champ He was the new defensive ing. We w ere losing 13-1. I leagues. He had some good Nov. 8-15-22 from 6:15 to 7:30 for shores. \ the Springfield Kings must have wanted to sign me when I times. yeah, 1 still live a GET YOUR College ranks the past two years. Detrick will be assisted by Carol Mann stumbled to a 72 with coach of the New York Midget League (10-12) players. To Striped bass fishing is good read the same play book. At least, little bit of it in my head, LUCKY NUMBER AT Pat Riera and Ron Pringle...Milford lists a road race Sunday a 40 on the back nine. Giants, a team notably de play in the league attendance at throu^ the Sound, including the ficient on defense in recent they employed the same tactics pitching again in a gam e, in starting at Eisenhower Park at noon...Have a nice weekend. the clinics is mandatory. Race and Flum Gut where fish years. His idea was to de for American Hockey League vic Colonels Capitalize on Fouls the World Series" BROWN’S up to 40 pounds are being taken. viate from the normal four- tories. Sports Slate man front line used by all from a football stance, tried lona. Miss., with a bristling best pass rusher. Using him At Qeveland, the Red Wings TIRE SHOP pro teams. He would keep to move outside him. Bird- b l a c k mustache and a as a rover, we can take their struck for four goals in a stretch Artis Gilmore fouled out of a John Roche poured in 32 won four straight games with 333 MAIN STREET three men in fixed spots but natural flair for rushing the weakest player and play of just over seven minutes in the although there were points. Including nine in a crucial Ervlng, who returned to the team SATURDAY well stepped across, reached halloween candies he would use the fourth man an arm out and slammed passer. Jack over him.” first period and went on t^ a 7-4 ®seconds left, it couldn’t fourth-period burst that helped by court order after jumping to iet in Pats’ Game Plan Football as a rover. little Jim (60 pounds lighter) “It is something,” says Gregory even has a “ free” decision over the Barons Ftiday have come at a worst time for the New York turn back Denver. the NBA. Penney at Manchester Being a student of football, bags-miniature bars from 39« to the ground. Garrett, “a man is born call on which he has the lib night. Kentucky Colonels. Denver, which trailed most of Ervlng led the Squires with 23 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Wilbur O oss vs. Eiast Catholic he knew the Oakland Raid “This time I’m not going with, like Ted Williams erty of roaming any place on At Springfield, the Kings The score was tied and the game, moved into a 91 tie points. at Mt. Nebo ers had used a similar con “try us, W(*Uy Wkmtrt Will B« Po$twl On Our Window to tell what I’m going to do,” swinging a bat. You can’t defense he wants to. That’s scored four goals in the final six Gilmore’s sixth personal foul with about eight minutes left in George McGinnis scored a inst Namath and Jets Rockville at Bloomfield cept on their 1967 team Diitributid by Marcury Oil Company said Jim. He moved inside. teach a man to rush a passer. how much confidence they minutes of the opening period the contest. Then, led by Roche, career-high 39 points to lead In you’ll Glastonbury at South Windsor which made it to the Super gave Mack Calvin two free shots Birdwell clubbed him again. Jack is just a natural, and a have in him. and routed the New Haven the Nets outscored the Rockets diana over Memphis. The Pacers like us!" The Patriots employed a sidelined in the Patriots' 2(H) Soccer Bowl. at the basket. NEW YORK (AP) - Take great athlete.” Surprisingly, though he has Nighthawks 8-2. Calvin made both and the 11-4 to take a commanding lead. trailed 52-48 at the half but scored "rover” defense to stop home victory last year. Penney at East Catholic The Raiders' “rover” had “ I could see,” recalls Jim the nftfoo1« of mol»lb»A | th e National Football ruefully, “he was a great jacked up the New York de In the only other game on the Carolina Ctougars secured a tense Zelmo Beaty led the U t^ vic 80 points in the final two lottery Namath's passing at Schaefer The Patriots, bombed 33-3 by Middlesex C. C. at Manchester been big, gnarl-faced Dan He would be far and away League’s most porous defense instinctive plaver. Hell, he the classiest defensive line fense and sacked the enemy schedule, Rochester moved into a 114-112 victory over the Kentucky tory with 32 points, 24 of them in quarters, Including 17 by McGin downtown maneh««tof. tickets Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. the Steelers in Pittsburgh last C. C. Birdwell, whose career knocked a gash in my fore man on the Giants. quarterback 11 times in the three-way tie for second place in Colonels in an American Basket the first half. Chuck Willianu led nis in the third period. and mightiest offense and Namath took advantage of it, Sunday, have made only a couple ended when his knee col head. If his knee wasn’t so first five games, Gregory the Eastern Division with a 4-3 the Conquistadors with 27. what do you get? Try the of minor changes for the return lapsed a couple of years ago. So next Garrett flew down ball Association contest Friday sending Riggins and Boozer for bad. I’d have taken him registers o n ly lukewarm victory over Nova Scotia. West Virginia will meet Air lowly New England Patriots meeting with the Jets. Garrett wanted to con to Okolona, population 2,622, Two frw throws by Steve Jones long ground gains while passing Move List back with me to New York.” about his new role. Dan Newman, Robbie Ftorek, Force and California will op Defensvie back John Outlaw vince him self that a 250- where Jack has a farm just The Cougars came back from a with 4:33 left in the game sent NOTICE against the New York Jets. only nine times. P U R E F R E S H Garrett spent a week with “I was enthusiastic at Rick McCann and Nelson seven-point halftime deficit to Dallas ahead for good over pose Nebraska in the first round On paper, the two teams don’t Namath and the Jets also will was placed on the “ move” list FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The pound “ down” lineman, such down the road from Tupelo, as Birdwell, could have the Birdwell, learning “ the and convinced him his future first,” he aclmits, “when I Debenedet scored (or Virginia in win it. Billy Cunningham scored Virginia, which lust (ur the lirst games of the third annual belong on the same field. be out to extend a long hex on the Friday because of a pulled groin New England Patriots Friday Flushing of the water mains of the agilitv and reactions to play rover” and smarting, and was as a “rover” for the heard about it. I’m hestltant the first period outburst as the IS of his team-leading 27 points In time since Julius Ervlng returned Mountaineer basketball tourna However, the Patriots will show Patriots. Since Namath's arrival muscle. Rookie running back placed defensive back John then he was ready to test his Giants. now. It’s difficult to be an all- Red Wings hiked their West Divi to the lineup. The Squires had ment at Morgantown, W.V., Town of Manchester Water Dept, John Tarver, a seventh round Outlaw on the move list and five different positions in the the third period to rally Carolina. SWEET up and try to pull a whopping in 1965, New England has won system in a working labora pro when you haven’t got one sion lead to six points. Debenedet Dec. 8. activated running back John defense Jim envisioned. So In their system, he might The victory kept Carolina In will continue Tuesday - Friday un upset Sun^y at Shea Stadium. just one of 13 meetings with the draft choice from Colorado, was tory. It was quite a gamble position. And they take pway Tarver from the taxi squad. this past June, just before line up as a plugger opposite also tallied another goal, while (irat place In the ABA’s Eutem New England, clobbered in its quarterback in action. He was activiated from the taxi squad. for a young coach In only his from me what I do best. You til completed. Starting In the training camp, he called the tight end, as a strong Ttnry Holbrook scored twice for Division race with a 6-3 record. last three starts, has a 2-4 record third year as a pro assistant get publicity for getting the Birdwell, a stranger, and side left end, as a weak side Qeveland. Kentucky feU to third place with APPLE CIDER Rockledge System area It Is hound while surrendering 2,232 yards, and his first ever handling quarterback and I get to him flew out to Oakland to see right end, as a weak side Eight different players Kored 3-3 while the New York Nets Made On The Farnn the most by any NFL team. The defense. He needed the right best from my natural posi Open on the west by Porker Str6H»ta east Garrett Hopes to Run Against Jets him. They met on the motel right tackle, or as a line (or Springfield as the Kings moved into second with a 4-3 Jets, led by Joe Namath, lead the green. man for the job. tion, right end.” backer on the strong side. sn ap p^ a three-game losing mark by beating the Denver by Greenwood and Dale Rd. and league on offense with a total of to run against. It gives you a little Coincidentally, the Giants Westown NEW YORK(AP) - Carl give it a little extra against the “ Now I wanf you to react At least, he’s getting paid strtax while overpowering New All Day w ere bidding (against St. There is logic for all this Rockets 117-112. 2 East Center Street from GiNNlwln 2,277 yards, the big reason for a 4- Garrett, a guy who loves to beat Jets, ” says Garrett, the Patriots’ extra incentive." to me,” he said to Dan. shifting. well. He went with the Haven. Gordie Smith, Wayne San Diego remained first In the FHARMACY Ferrando Orchard 2 record. “ You're playing Kansas Citv. Louis and Oakland) for a the New York Jets but has had a leading runner and punt returner. Giants because they offered Chernlckl, Rom Webley and John West despite losing 122-107 to the Sunday St. and south to Porter. Also Namath has accounted for 1,- That's the way it's been going They’re in a stacked-I left. free agent, Jack Gregory, “ Say we’re playing a team him the most money. Dan hard time doing it lately, hopes to “ When 1 came into the league as Healey tallied In the (Int period, Utah Stars. Buttemuta Hlghwood and Porter in the years since Garrett’s been I’m Arbanas. (Fred Arbanas who had been the defensive that has an offensive tackle Birdwell. the original rover, 331 yards passing. The Jets have run it up Sunday when his New a rookie, they were coming off Ron Dusslaume and Bryan Elsewhere, the Dallas In the league — he has a good day was the Chiefs’ tight end in right end of the Cleveland like Bob Brown,” explains only had the satlsfBctlon of Birch Mt. Rd., Glastonbury Str6N»t east of Ferguson Rd. managed 946 rushing, including England Patriots come in for an their Super Bowl-winning year Bidtlmore In the second, and ChaparraU defeated the VlrglnlB but the Jets usually win. Over-all Birdwell’s time.) Browns until he played out Garrett. “ If Oregorv’s lined contributing knowledge — AM Medklnol Servieet Available Open 7 Days A Week 16$ by John Riggins and ISO 1^ and they were No. 1 on defense. Soott Saagrist and Norm Park in American Football Conference his option last season. up against him aU afternoon, and knocking a coach on his Squires 106-103 and the Indiana Enienon Boozer In a 41-14 rout of “ More important, they bad a in their series, New York has a “ I flex out, then I release.” game. Gregory is a > 27-year-old we get a stalemate, if we’re butt. Um finale. Connie Forey and Pm m s throttled the MonphU 4B5 HARTFORD ROAD (I43-B230 the Patriots two weeks ago. 1641 record with one tie. Garrett, facing Birdwell “ I don’t know...I just seem to reputation as the toughest team giant (6-5, 255) from Oko- lucky, but I’m wasting my D enk Hunts scored (or New Tams 128-102. Hav«i. \ MANCHESTER EVE NING HERALD, Mancheiter. Conn.. Sat.. Oct. 28.1972- PAG E THIRTBaEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HEatALD, M mchwter, Conn., Sat , Oct. 28,1972 Apartmants For Rant 61; Roams wittiout Board 59 MACHINISTS - Lfrtha and UHTlLiHEV OOMC OONH*1D*lMe. milUng. SamirprbducUoa, O o 1D VdPltCN TME ROfftEE RUN, LARG E Combination UWng CLASSIFIED iw rlm m ui, lan a and m a il tax- AND iO ti c m SEE S^AR^/TV4lKia W IR E •** VILUQER ' ;-----1------badroom, light cooking f a ^ The “Action Marketplace” nln^tool and d b woifc. .fob shop P fR P IC T U y PROM t$OUR private bath and entrance. APARTMENTS «qwrlaiica ptafamd. Th» Economlcol Way M m tlt c ' m o m , etttolO . ImmaUila Occupaoey Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers tyto work, unmodlata op n lm SUUlVAKI 6-Rooffl Towabouset, ADVERTISING on days and nights. All banaOtt LAR G E redecorated rooms, IW tilad baths, com- and overtime. Apply to J.T. To Advortis# Over 60,000 Daily Readers share bouse ^ v U e g e s , group pleta G.E. kitchen. CLABBIFUD ADVBRTI8INQ DEPT. HOURS Slocomb Company, I I Matson 8i80 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. Uving set-up, flO monthly, waU-towaU caipctiiig. 16 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Results HUlRd.,8oulhraiM^^ preferred, 646-7378. private basenleat, 9486. washer-dryer hookap- 16 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 COPY CL08INO TOIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Charlca Lespcrance COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Ul66 MOON DAT BDPOBB PCBUOAIION OFFICE help wanted, experienced bookkeeping and 646-7620 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.60 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PeadHna tor l aturday e m i Moadajr to M tM Naea TMdaj % Apartments For Rent 63 typing. Please call 742410. 12;N NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.66 MANCHESTER - Newer ^ HAIRDRESSER - Exparlancad AVAILABLE November 1st - 3- bedroom Townhouse, Includes $1.50 inch Deadllac for Saturday and Monday fuU or part61ma, Vernon araa. room apartment, third floor. Happy Ads ...... beat, an>Uances, IVk baths, (uU li I2:M Noon Friday DIAL 643.2711 Ideal for young steady and Phone f^ lS . basement, $245 per miionth, Paul raponsible married couple. Call W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. PHONE 643-27U D ENTAL Atolstant wanted part* 649-2759, between 64 p.m. CoRtiMitd From Piwcodhig Pago time (or modem Hartford dental 12 MANCHESTER - Deluxe ^ Services Offered office. BeneOti available, SS-Si FIRST floor, four rooms, one- Business Opportunity 21 bedroom townhouse, includes ^fianhLtd- bedroom apartment. Appliances H tip W a n ted 35 .hour work week. Dastrable port- beat, appliances, caipets. FuU HERALD SNOW plowing — experienced Order Your Halpwantad 35 GBORGEIf.iOUhKr and heat included. Shopping and PLEASE READ tion for someone who enlpyi private basement. $230 per commercial aiA residential. By HAPPY ADS ALLR*flD¥M,rA, transportaUon close. Security and BOX LETTERS BERRY'S WORLD working with people. WittaBan month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, the storm. Manchester area. CaU AMERICAN references. John H. Lappen, Inc., YOUR AD E, Manchester Evening Herald. 'kXJDCfe LAtUl 6436535. or 646-1021. 649-1993. ‘flappy 649-5281. F o r Y ou r Classified or "Want Ads" are 'rtmontN oAMe WOMEN£N - Centorcraft Guild TH R EE ROOMS, tile bath, heat, Information taken over the phone as a con TWO Handymen want a variety OIL pLfiHepov HARTFORD’S first and only fuU has openings for part-time hot water included. Middle age venience The advertiser should of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, 9^9CTMtOKt rental service, handUng only ren THE HERALD will not dis Thought” evening work. Earn white you -28 couple, security deposit, attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and HOMsIm N Uh 1.1 Knta CMOiW 19 HlNO-OF-lREr lO tal property. Over 700 vacancies close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT STATION learn. CUl Mrs. Cartyla, IT M iU . references. No p i^ . Parking. gardener’s service. CaU 643-5305. UILL* to choose from daUy. Open 7 tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in « OMiIm of 11 Nmii Co., mui sum 10 ItM UNM IMm. 15Vh School Street, second floor, Manchnter d a y s , 8 a .m . - 9 p .m . answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The Today! CauOi, fiwU Nco, Mnlla SLIPCOVER and drapery maker, across from Elast Side Rec, near LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also 4S Housahold Goods 51 Homefinders, 5494980. experienced only. Apply Sterlln| A rtic lo s fo r S a lt 45 A rtlc la s fo r S a lt Main Street. desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible lor only ONE moving large appliances. Burning Stay one step ahead of incorrect or omitted insertion for THE WORLD’S l^holstering A Supply, 222 can follow this procedure: barrels deU vei^. $4. 644-1775. the competition. I M INOLTA 16 MG, (lash DOUBLE bed and bureau, any advertisement and then only to CALL 643-2711 SONY color televialon. Zenith transworld multi-band portable attachment, carrying cases, Ut walnut finish, $50; kitchen set, Enclose your reply to the box the extent ol a "make good" inser FASTEST GROWING C AR PE N TE R available, days, MODERN 3-BAY WOMAN 18 or over, to work at radio. Encyclopedia Bnttenica, box, hand strap. strai Mint condition. $25; youth bed frame, $10; Shef in an envelope — address to the lion. Errors which do not lessen the evenings, weekends. Additions, Manchester Hartford Road Dairy Quaen, ex 1970 edition, complete. CaU 872- Phone 647-1246. field carving set, with 6 steak Fa]conridge Apartments t'lassified Manager. Manchester alterations, repairs. No job too . . . S o A M R * DEPARTMENT STORE knifes, never used, $ ; old value of the advertisement will not STATION perienced cashier and counter 6686 after 6 p.m. 10 Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good ” inser small. Free estimates. Call m ay h o v * lo iit y o u , Evening ireferred. Hours 6-12, Monday- Boafs-Accessories 44 school desks, $6. CaU 649-7375. IN memo listing the companies Stephen Martin. 646-7295 after 4 tion. Please call days 563-0131, o h a p p y a M IS COMING TO Friday. Apply Hartford Ro m TAG SALE - 6 Main St., South you do NOT want to see your p.m. Dairy Queen, between 164. Windsor, lem a’s Trailer Park, EVINRUD E outboard motors, DANISH modem oval dining Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. Herald room table and six green up letter. Your letter will be White trailer in the front. Oc Holsclaw and Mastercraft 643-2711 TWO YOUNG married men wiU Eveninp and Sunday call bolstered chairs. destroyed if the advertiser is M ATURE M AN for futt61iM tober 28th and 26th. trailers, sales-service. Ckxnplete MANCHESTER do small repair jobs and painting, one you’ve mentioned. If not it collect 413-786-3041. porter. Excellent fringe benefits service department, boating 6434762. also cellar cleaning and Ught suppUes, accessories, Woolscy will be handled in the usual A u tos F o r S a lt and regular salary Increases. CLEAN, dark rich loam, five trucking. CaU 646-2^, 646-37M. INSIDE Tag Sale Moving NANCY Happy Birthday ly in person, East Hartford (xnr yards, $tt.50. Sand, a ravel, stone, paints, Gerich’s Marine Service, "A Luxurious Apartment Community'' manner. MANCHESTER everythltu must go. 7 Cherioul[jhestnut 1967 CHEVELLE Super Sport, 4- valescent Home, 751 Main streeL manure, pool and pal lo s a ^ . 64^ 1982 ToUand Tpke., Buckland, Immediate Occupancy for TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees Sorry we’re late to the world’s greatest Street, Mwchester, 10 a.m. to 6 I transmission.ion. Many extras. SERVICE East Hartford. 9604. 643-2363. Lost and Found 1 I^all after 5 p.m., 875-9061. cut. building lots cleared, trees You're nice, you're little MOM p.m. daUy. 25” color tdevisioo 1 Bedroom Brand New Apartments We Are Now Interviewing For 47 with rotor antenna, furniture, topped. Got a tree problem? WeU STATION and you're a lady. Love, NURSES RNs, LPNs, aU ablfti ALUM INU M SHEETS - used u Sporting Goods LOST, Bov’s Amf M” blc^e, 1962 CHEVY, standard good worth phone caU. 742-8252. :S full-time. Due to our rapid took, toys, misceUaneous. gold with chrome fencleri. Now you're old. Ken, Joanne and Abbey printing plates, .007 thick, 23x- running condition. $100. Call 646- growth we are increasing our U ” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1.643- 1970 AM F Snowmobile, 23 h.p. eward. Call 646-5242. ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of FOR i§ You're a nice little old lady. 0719. professional staff. ExocUent ster- 2711. double traUer, many extras. (]ril Musical Instruments S3 all trades, reasonable and I Happy Birthday FULL-TIME ong salary, regular salary in 644-1977 after 5. OPEN HOUSE LOST, Brown and white LEASE WANTED, Land Rover 109, Can prompt. Call 528-8649. creases, excellent (rinM benefits. MAGNAVOX Estey portable miniature collie and husky mix I Carol, Ray and Red, SCREENED LOAM sand, jp v r i, do work, call J. Charles 1-203-389- For appointment caO Mrs. E. 22 R IFLE , MarUn lever action, ed, male. Answers to Samadhl. CITGO ?: and kids, too! Read processed gravel and fUl. George organ. Seldom used. ReteU $750, 5711. VERNON Tree Service — Expert ^ POSITIONS Saunders, Director of NurilDg, 26shot, with strap, Uke new. 643- $275 or best offer. (2iris, SATURDAY and SUNDAY CaU 647-1057. H. G riffiia, Andover, 74^788e. tree maintenance, pruning, Location now availablo. Herald Ads 528-2167. East Hartford Convales 7712. F IA T 128, 1972, 2-door, 9,500 cabling, removal, feeding, cent Home, 751 M ^ 8L, East SAVINGS Passbook No. 0- 01796- ID m z kr Nu. kc Doalir Trainini Availablo 4 RAILROAD ties (or sale, 8’6” m iles, $1,700. Call 289-5379 spraying. Connecticut tree Ucense Hartford. An equal opportunity loM , 10” h l^ , 10” wide. Ex- Fuel-Feed 49 TWO Al-Tec Uncing Speakers, $190. 0 Hartford National Bank and RotirenMnt Plan Availablo OFFICE evenings. .1622, fully insured. Free es employer. crifent for reteining waUs and model 604,15” with cabinet. Cril Trust Co., Middle Turnpike Of T h e y ought to do something about the quality of edu Happy Birthday SHINE timates. 872-4513. decorative landscaping. CaU 646- SEASONED (X)RD wood, cord after 5 p.m., 646-5879. fice. Application made for pay SECURITY 1970 G REEN DaUun, 240Z, cation some kids are getting these days!" Located on bu$y PAT Happy you no what. TRUST and estate administrator. 3739 or 876-3819, for free estimate and half-cord loads ddivered. E. OUTSTANDING FEATURES INCLUDED IN RFNT- ment. excellent condition, low mileage. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, from Keep on trucking. DEPARTMENT HEADS PMition available in larM Hart- Yeomans, 742-8907. Route 44A, Coventry and deUvery. Fertilizars 55 aWallteWtUCarpriini CaU 647-1714 after 5:30 today. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. AU Your Special Firend It ain't all that bad. f ( » Y l law firm. For indhmual to Personals-Announctmonts 2 concrete repafrs, both inside and CHECK-OUT CASHIERS a Doubts Door Ro(ii|orator Anytime Saturday. Phone Jame$ Galey and His Gang Blue, Billy, Ed, Bob maintain accounting records and LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. SEIASONED cord wood, spUt, G(K)D cow manure. |6 and $12 outside, railings, landscaping. Painting-Papering 13 Heating-Plumbing 17 prepare tax returns for estates Ring beU for service. Shinen, sawed and deUvered. C ^ 643- o Dithmslwr SOMETHING WRONG? Consult 568-1200 NIGHT PORTERS loads. DeUvered. CaU 643-7804 or 1963 FALCON, wagon, runs good, Reasonably priced. CaU 6436851. and trusts. Experienced crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, 5373. C. Hutchiiuon. o Oiipoul yoour Maker! Read God’s word, B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting by WAY 6494731. needs some w on , automatic, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing — 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. appUcants only, please. Send Manchester. Wapping Road. a 30” Gat R a i|t (g n for cooUnf bidudod) Wi"rite now for literature. Bibles Happ^Birthday CAFETERIA MANAGER maroon, 6462172. $50. WASHING Machine repairs, RCA experts, exteriors, interior, spray, Prompt, courteous service. CaU Happy 5th Anniversary resume and salary requirements Household Goods 51 & Books, P.O. Box 124, Antiques 56 o Gas Heal aid Hot Water Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. brush and roll. Reasonable 643-1496. May we have many CAFETERIA WORKERS to Administrator, P. 0. Box 3197, BRUNSWICK Pool table, AVa»', o Nr Condnioaloi Manchester, Conn. 1964 BUICK Skylark, 4 H I ‘The Sandy Duncan Show’ ons OCT. 28 thru NOV. 3 es 7 through 12 ) 11 p.m. in the of the elemen- 1 # ^ •shments will be X . be requested at de party for s 5 and 6 will be 1 7 to 10 p.m. at . Prizes will be funniest, pret- riginal costume. lUoween games id refreshments 50 cents will be its and teachers nmunity will fair., Evening Herald ondent Judith 9-8409. In Pond AP) - A 16- owned Fiiday in cross the street police said, xirted that Paul lund face down his 11-year-oId been missing for s before being d. ill dong Diilrict -yi- Fraternal and TIC etter Bster llett, iM bate. ■ «• r o ta te fo r an every A A | % fo r a with a ting, a starring in “ The Sandy Duncan Show” are (clockwise from bottom tenter) Sandy Duncan as Sandy Stockton, Pam Zarit f time, as Hilary, M. Enunet Walsh as policenuin Alex Lembeck, ’id the Marian Mercer as Kay Fox, and Tom Bosley as Bert ()uinn. ty opi~ Sandy plays a small-town girl from the Midwest who is ve as a studying for a teaching degree while woridng in TV conuner- cials and filljing in as a secretary for her agent, Quinn. The nan o f program airs Sundays at 8:30 p.m. on CBS (Channel 3 in is A t- Hartford). highly voters,^ 18 their \N TV PAGE TWO t V p a q e t h i i b e SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 Furnifur#' — 1 DAYTIME TV -6:M- (28) E V E R Y W M fA N (24) M ISTER ROGERS (U ) LIVING WORD (18) MANCINI GENERATION (3) SUNRISE SEM ESTER - 1 : 8 0 - - 5 : 0 0 - - 7 : 1 5 - _ Bedding — Applkncet (4i)FLlNTSTONES - 1 : 6 6 - (2246) RETURN TO PEYTON Guests: B.B. King and Rich (3) P E R R Y MASON (18) M O NE Y TALKS - 6 : M - - 1 6 : 6 6 - (8)WHAr8MYUNE - 4 : 6 6 - (3) COLLEGE FOOTBALL F w b HWB StOlWS UJ5 STBEBT, BtANOBESTEB (8-40)Wn>E WORLD Uttle. (8) DAVEY AND G4HJATH (3) M OVIE <22) TO TE IX TH E IR U T H (I) ANDY GRIFFITH UConn Huskies m e^ UMass at - 7 : 3 0 - ■ BUddletowii — Md teybrook — OPEN MON. thru FBI. tIU 9 P.M. (Sat. till S:M) OF SPORTS (3) GEORGE K IR B Y - 9 : 3 0 - - 6 : 5 6 - (8) DIAUNO FOR DOLLARS (31) WATCH YO U R CHILD (■) M OVIE Amherst. 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(2240) UTTLE PEOPLE Stonington, Conn. “The Valley of Gwangl” (1969). CUBE-CRUSHED • BLOCK Dm WHJJS ICE ^iPBObhum nr L T . Wood Conpcny (WJoman* Am> 51 BISSELL siR B iA r Alignmwit Bi— H St. mna from Main St at State Theatre — u lunr «r. WIim I TV-I