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MANCHESTER, C»NN.; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1.M7J VW,.XCn,Nal7 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm THOITY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIPTEENCCNTI Porno Crackdown

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HARTFORD (AP) A coordinated crackdown on dealers in The governor said he had received an avalanche of sexy books and magazines was announced today by Gov. protests against peddlers of pomography-10,000 cards and 'Riomas J. Meskill, who called it a fight against “ pollution of letters, “ the greatest single sustained mail since I’ve been in 3.0IFF* the mind.” office.” In addition to the arrest and prosecution of suspected smut sellers, Meskill said any lottery agent who is convicted Local B o ^ Store of violating the state’s anti-pornography laws will have his license revoked by the gaining commission. “ We are fighting to end pollution of the water and the Center Of Debate air," the governor said. “ We have-to fight this pollution of the mind.” ^ Since Its Opening Mesklil said it is difficult to believe that pornography is not harmful, especially to young people. James V.' Magee Jr., 30, of ty when they attempted to get Existing state iaws, he said, should be adequate for the Job Bridgeport, manager of the court orders to close the Ixrak of punishing pdrtidgraphy dealers. If . they are inadequate, Manch^ter Book %op at 739 store. they should be strengthened by the legislature next year, Main St., today was served a The measure, which became Meskill said. warrant charging him with two known in the legislature as\"The counts of promoting obscenity, in Manchester Pornography Bill," A special state commission which studied the traffic in connection with a series of ^ t e passed the House of Represen­ pornography in 1970 and 1971 was unable to agree on its Police raids in the state at noon­ tatives in a close voice vote, on effects or on what measures should be taken against it, if time. March 29 of this year. any. The commission members issued three differing reports The store was closed up when However, on April 7, it was in May of last year. !> the arrest was made, but „ , defeated in the State Senate by a Stqte police and local police in Bridgeport, New Haven, Manchester Police say Magee 14 to 21 vote. The action came was the only employe in the store after a two-hour debate. New Britain, Danbury, Manchester, New London, Groton at the time and had to close It. Citizens Against Pornography and Norwich took part in the investigation that led to today’s The court order did not include imioediately rallied persons and arrests. closing the store, and no organizations sympathetic to its The probe included purchases of alleged pornography by materials were confiscated, cause and launch^ a “Gong of. undercover agents of the eastern and southwestern r^ on al police said. Guilt" campaign. For 21 con­ For Selling Alleged Obscene Materials Magee was released this after­ secutive days, ^11 of the 21 crime squads. noon upon a written promise to senators who voted against the The arrest warrants were obtained by Chief Circuit Court \ appear in Circuit Court 12 af bill were sent letters, criticizing Prosecutor Cornelius J. Shea from (M ef Circuit Court Judge James Magee, manager of the M anche^r Book Shop at 739 out of the shop. Magee was arrested today for promoting Manchester on Nov. 13. them for their action and warning John J. 1)aly. Main St., follows Manchester Police Det. Eimest McNally obscenity. The warrant was sighed by them they would be held accoun­ Judge John Daly, chief judge for table for their “blatant moral the Qrcuit Court system. insensitivity." It was served by Det. Lt. John On June 29 Grant resigned his Krinjak of the Manchrater Police post with the Chamber, after its Department. He' was accom­ executive board had given him an Bus Firm Se^ks panied by Manchester Det. ultimatum • to resign or face Peace Force Fi m g Ernest McNally; ^ d ford Ward, immediate dismissal. Grant deputy chief prosecutor for the charged the board's action was Court-Ordered Circuit Court system; and State because of his involvement with WASHINGTON (AP) - WhUe before a cpase-fire takes effect. agreement also must provide for The Los Angeles Tjmes Trooper Anthony Rosi of the the pornography issue. The board the United States maintains it He said the maneuvers withdrawal of North Vietnamese reported, on Tureday that the Connecticut State Police Detec­ doiied the charge and said Swank tive Division. State Subsidy won't be mihed into a peac^ in . probably 'tfould not provide forces and that there must be United Stato is seeking “ tangible was no longer an effective ex­ Indodiipar ernihgeihents iue “ l^fibant changes." He also clarification that the oouiuil will action" by Hanoi toward pidllng The Manchester Book Store, an ecutive vice president. being imde for an inteinatioi^ s ^ the spreading out of the not be interpreted by eithor side back its troops in South Vietnam “Adult Book Store,” opened in .Swank announced he would HARTFORD (AP) — The Connecticut Co. asked a Superior fon» to supervise a cease-fire Communist forces makes .them, as a coalition government. before signing the peace agree­ October 197r on Main St„ nhxt write a book oaoeernini the per- Court judge Tuesday to force State Tm^pottation Com­ agreement. “very vytomble” to South Viet­ Nixon administration officials, ment. door to the State Theater, and nogragjiy issue in Mamtiester and missioner A. Earl Wood to act on the threatened bus crisis. Diiildmatle sources said namese mrces. however, have indicated they almost immediately became a that he would show how he was State Department spokesman The company’s lawyers obtained a show cause order from Tues^ that Canada, bidonesia, The une-point agreement, doubt that Thieu might block the controversial issue. deterred by local residents in his Charles Bray ^ d Tuesday that Hunjgaiy and Pdand have agreed which was worked out in secret agreement. An organization calling itself drive to close the Manchester Judge George A. Saden summoning Wood to answer a motion reports from foreign diplomats to provide 2S0 officers each talks in Paris, provides for an in- The New York Times reported, Citizens Against Pornography Book Store. for a writ of mandamus on Thursday. A writ of mandamus is toward the forpe, which the place cease-fire, and withdrawal that Canada, Indonesia, Hungary was formed, with the 1 ^ . J. He waged a vigorous lettor- an order directing a public official to perform his statutory meanwhile, that the U.S is and Poland would be nam^ to United States wo^d like to see in of U.S. troops and the release of seeking assurances from Hanoi Grant Swank as its chairman. Its writing campaign against those obligations. place at the time a cease-fire all war prisoners in Indochina an international control commis­ members began picketing the Manchester stores which dis­ The company's suggested that it will withdraw some 35,000 sion to supervise Ae peace were The hearing is scheduled for becomes effective. within 60 days. troops stationed in the'northern store, held meetings of protest played alleged pornographic remedy directs the state to make “in the speculative category.” books and maga^es and re­ the same day Saden will hear an North Vietnam and the Viet It also provides for establish­ provinces of South Vietnam. The and petitioned the Manchester any necessary agreements for quested their owners to remove attempt by Hartford officlab to Cong had demanded that the ment of a council with represen­ paper quoted informed sources A spokesman for the Canadian Board of Directors to take some "continuing. developtn| or im­ them from public view. prevent the bus firm from ending UniM States sign a nineimint tatives of both the South Viet­ that the United States had been foreign ministry said Canada has action for closing it. proving the company’s service." Oh Sept«,13, the manager of the operations. peace agreement in Paris on namese government and the Viet led to believe that Hanoi would not been invited to participate, The ReV. Swank, an ordained The Democratic-controlled ^Manchester Book Store, The motion for a writ of man­ Tuesday, but U.S. spokesmen Cong to supervise elections. comply with the demand and but that officials have discussed it minister in the Nazarene church, legislature passed during a following a complaint by Swank, damus orders Wood to act im­ said adiUtional details had to be President Nguyen Van Thieu withdraw some of its forces 20 or and understand that Canada was executive vice president of special session last month a bill was summoned to .Circuit Court mediately to perform the duties worked out and the day passed insisted in a National Day speech so miles across the demilitarized could be invited. the Manchester Chamber of aimed at forcing Republican Gov. 12 to show cause why he "imposed upon him” by state without a signing. in Saigon today that any peace zone. Commerce. rhotnas J. Meskill to uw state shouldn’t be restrained from statutes to prevent the suspen­ U.S. spokamen also declined North Vietnam has an es­ The commission would line up The Board of Directors in­ funds to provide bus suibsldles. Selling an allegedly obscene book, sion of bus service. to encourage speculation in timated 145,000 troops engaged in two communist nations and two structed Town Counsel David Meskill's veto of the subsidies called "The Slave Boy." The company, saying it incurs diplomatic circles that an agree­ the contest for South \Tetnam, noncommunist nations, repkeing Barry to draft a blU designed to section of the bill Is the subject of On Sept. 21, Judge William weekly deficits pf IIO.OQO, an­ ment might be signed by Satur­ 22 Killed but the major concern centers on the old three-nation commission tighten the state's obscenity laws. another court battle. Bieluch issued a permanent in­ nounced last week that it would day or Sunday. Neither have they the well-equipped and created to supervise the 1954 ' Bmry drafted H.B. 5036, “An act junction, barring the book store suspend service at midnight last indicated when secret strategically placed troops near Geneva agreements on In­ concerning the definition of In Crash from selling the book. The same Saturday. However, the suspen­ negotiations on the remaining northern population centers, the dochina. Obscenity.” The bill, sponsored Three Survive day. Swank filed a complaint sion was postponed when Hart­ details might be held. paper said. by Manchester's legislators, against another book store in ford officials obtained a tem- “1 am hopeful an agreement Near Saigon Presidential adviser Henry A. would have deleted that clause in Plunge From The Times said Hanoi has Manchester, charging a book ;7porary injunction pending will be readied, but I'm not Kissinger said last week that the state's 1971 penal code which refused to put any v^thdrewal purchased there aiw is obscene. Thursday's hearing. The city Fifth Floor getting into any timetable,” having the commission in the required that obscene material SAIGON (AP) - A big U.S. clause in a formal/cease-fire He implied he would file in­ maintained the service suspen­ Secretary of Defense Melvin R. must be “ utterly without HARTFpRD (AP) - Two helicopter crashed in a flooded agreement because pf the fact field at the time of the cease-fire dividual complaints against in­ sion had not been properly Laird told newsmen Tuesday. would help guard against ad­ redeeming social value." That women and a 2-year-old boy in an . rice field in the Mekong Delta that it has never adupwleged its dividual books in the various publicized. White Hotuw Press Secretary ditional bloodshed. requirement had stalled Grant auto plun^ five stories from a southwest of Saigon Tuesday, troops are in the South. stores. The company contehds in its Ronald L. Qegler vras equally killing all 22 Americans aboard, and his Citizens Against Obsceni­ motion that it must suspend its parking garage and survived noncommittal, saying that the field reports said today. bus service because of "severe without s^ous injuries. objective re m ^ “to achieve the The- U.S. command said nine 'and continuing operating losses” Police said the car jumped a ri^t kind of agreement-one that bodies had been recovered by unless it receives public curb, smashed through a concrete will last” and one that ‘‘does not dusk. McGovern Amnesty assL^ance. retainer Wall in the hlgh-rtse leave the seed for future con­ Officers in the field said they parking garage of the Hartford flict.” believed the helicopter — a CH47 "The public welfare demand Hospital tmd plummeted five Spokesmen here did not seem Chinook — was shot down. One that bus service be continued in stories onto two unoccupied caik. wonted that their refurei to sign report said it was believed to Issue Is Diversion the communities served by The They idmtified the driver of the agreonoit Tuesday would have been hit by a heat-seeking Connecticut Co.,” the company the car as Christina Niland, 20, of says in its motion. precipitate a crisis in Soviet Strela missile: This por­ Seattle; Missoula, Mont., and North Eaiton, Mass, and the negotiations. thousands of people who did and what he used to call sur-. The company says in the writ |t other two occupants as Orazia table infantryman’s weapon was By R. GREGORY NOKES render." Champaigne-Urbana, 111. Laird indicated the U.S. side is introduced into the war last serve-united in a conviction that cannot negotiate a new labor Chiaramida, 59, and her grand­ they did the right thing and that "What I’m trying to say,” Agnew, who dined with singer^ not worried over efforts by the March and has brought down Vice Pr^ident Spiro T. Agnew actor Frank Sinatra Tuesday agreement with its drivers and son, Paul Vaidasi, both of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong has urged “ deprivation of their country appreciate what Shriver added, "is that what mechanics because of the losses. Wethersfield. several American and South Viet­ we've gotten is not worth one night, is. scheduled to receive to seise as much additional namese aircraft. freedom" for draft-dodgers and they did,” he said. McGovern said at East American fellow dead or one Isarel.'s Medallion of Valor at a territory as possible in the South The U.S. Command said the deserters, but Sen. George ceremony in Los Angeles tonight. Brunswick, N.J., that while he dollar spent', much less four years cause of the crash had not been McGoveni says the Republicans' In other developments ; understands "the agony of a of war and 20,000 lives and $60 determined and an investigation are raising the issue of amnesty —Several thousand antiwar Man Brushes Away parent who has lost a son they billion.” , was under way. to make people forget about demonstrators smashed win­ Reluctant City love-in this war ... we cannot President Nixon did not cam­ Field reports said alj^ most of more important issues. dows, burned a car and clashed bring a singfe motbar’s son back paign Tuesday and has no those aboard were beumed to be “ His strategy is clear,” with police outside a Republican Fathers Pay from a Vietnamee grave by appearances schooled today. His Sign Vandalism military personnel. Some officials McGovern said Tuesday of Presi­ fund-raising dinner in Boston dent Nixon’s campaign. “If be keeping another mother's son in staff announced he will go to For Babysitting said there may have been a few Chicago, Oklahoma and Rhode attended by Mrs. Nixon. A ByANNAFlilSINA also chastised such actions. civilian employes of the military can work up enou^ a n ^ .and Canadian exile." McGovern has said he would Island Friday before returning to policeman was injured and there (Herald Correspoi^nt) But in Andover there’s a happy KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) - aboard. fear over amnesty, perlups the were at least seven arrests, but not punish draft evaden once the Washington. He's to leave for Elections come often — afterwards. A man from Lebanon Is a baby sitter a legitimate city Recovery operations were con­ American people wiU forget Mrs. Nixon, entered the building war is ended and American California on Saturday. national and slate elections, local named John Sweet, party affilia­ expense? tinuing, the U.S. Command said. about jobs and prices and taxes.” by a rear door. troops and prisoners are home. The President is scheduled to elections, and on occasion, tion unknown, drives every day- Yes, sometimes, the City Com­ Spokesmen said the hdicopter The latest Harris Survey from his home tlhrough Route 6 in Tuesday showed President Nixon Sargent Sbriver, the make a radio speech on urban —Tuesday was the 29th wed­ referenda. Eiach brings its own mission has ruled. was dn a courier run from Saigon ding anniversary for Sen. and bustle of activity apd each leaves Andover oh ^e way to work. The The'~comihission has ordered to Can Tho, in th^e delta, and bad increased bis lead over Democratic candidate' for vice problems today and a nationwide president, referrM to the war Mrs. McGovern. Mrs.Mc(3ovem behind its bitter incidents. , Jffb/xA Nixon sign bothered hint city administreton to pay the |2S crashed west of My Tho, about 35 McGovom for the first time since television-radio speech ie Tuesday, saying be wdcomed the spent most of the day cam­ Andover last week experienced ^ it has botheM a lot of other baby-sitting bill that Com­ miles southwest of Saigon. The early September, leading 60 per scheduled Thursday night. The prospect of a peace agreement, President and his wife will vote paigning with her husband. one of the bad scenes that people. missioner Thea Barton ran up area of the crash has been the cent to 32 per cent among those One day last weekend, Mr. but added: “The price which we Tuesday at San Clemente, Calif., —A House Banking Committee sometimes accompany an elec­ while pHflnrfing a three-day con- scene of heavy fighting between polled. Sweet was caught by the town’s will have to pay for that piece of before returning to Washington report said that Kenneth tion. Someone bad taken paint 'fcieace int^jUniing, the state South Vietnamese and Com­ h^cGovern, the Democratic First Selectman Robert Post, paper—which we don’t have as to learn the election results, an Dahlberg, who donated 125,000 to and defaced a huge sign adver­ fapltol. munist forces in recent weeks. presidential candidate, and who lives hearbyr painting the yet—I think is iexorbitant'’ aide said. the Republican - campaign, was tising President Nixop. Someone The administrators had balked U.S. officers said South 'Viet­ Agnw both talked of amnesty sign. Campaigning in Sad Francisco, McGovern, who appeared in awarded a federal bank charter at also stole Democratic political at paying for the baby sitter, who namese troops were providing during Tuesday campaigning. It seems Mr. Sweet- was Shriver said; “If that’s peace New Jersey and New York with Minnetonka, Minn., a month signs from in front of Democratic watched Mrs. Barton’s three ground security for the recovery Agn^, spe^ng at a sewer bothered enough to go out and with honor. I’d like to know what Sen. Edward Kennedy Tuesday, faster than usual. It said be headquarters in town. • children until her husband operation. dedicatim ceremony in Warren, buy some paint. On his way home will address a rally in New York’s named Nixon campaign finance The Democratic Town Com­ returned home from work. The crash was the worst Mich., s^d: “I’m not at all con­ surrender is,." He also said, J‘I from work that night, be stopped garment district today. He will fly chief Maurice H. Stans and Nixon mittee issued a statement Con- However, they remained firm American air loss since last May cerned at attempting to unite the don’t see any difference betw ^ Ms car, set up his ladder, and what President Nixon armounced later to Hibbing, Minn, and campaign director Clark dmning these actions by persons on another point: Mrs. Barton 20, when 32 American soldiers typical draft-dodger with ^ rest repaint^ the Nbum sign. and what be dowunced four Chicago. MacGregor as personal regardless of which political par­ would have to pay the baby sitter were killed in another Army of the cQUi^.'’ Now where are the Democratic years ago. I don’t tee the Shriver was in Portland, Ore., references on the charter applica­ ty was affected. The chairman of during regular commission CSiinook 40 miles northeast “I’d ratheZv see the rest of the signs? diffarence between whatbe’s got and planned to campaign today at tion. the Republican Town Committee meetings. 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PAGE TW O - MANCHESTER EVENING HEatALD, MincfaCilterHCoiin.. Wed., Nov. 1, x m , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Corm., W ed^ov. 1,1972- PAGE THREE fi >; ■ Public JWTonight] Bolton Sheinwold on Bridge South Windsor , ' • See Saturday's TV HeiaM foj. TRUMP Sm iATION North deakr Records (Complete Listinp. Last-Minute Sessihi PUZZLES EXPERTS Bonrd Reaffirms School Stand Neither side vulnerable By ALFRED SHEINWOLDT NORTH . ; Wairanty Deeds For Voters M onday Every national tournament ♦ K'7 - 6 : M - pirodaoes hands that stamp fire th e Board of Eldocation this require teu mills for total school all reasonable alteitattva have (juest speaker will be Rev. Rose J. Balesano to Tiinothy P. <0 A32 - Malcolm H. McDoweU Jr. of St. ( 3 ^ 1 NEWS experts, aad the toaraameat K 10 4 3 ■ weric reaffirmed its position that ''eeiBl^uctlon, UMluding the addi­ been thoroughly considered,” and Shirley E. daifc, property on tireaiurei, an apron booth, knit 0 James Episcopal Church in (18) U O'CLOCK mOH A limited voter-making sesrion schedaled to be held tar Laa- r * AQJ.9 ■ the 81.9 million school tion than what is currently being they said. Frances Dr., conveyance tax C8qstonbuiy who will explain the (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE will be held Biooday at the town and crodieted items, tweet shop, cester. Pa., la mid-November WEST EAST ■ proposed addition daerves a paid. Briiy-lftttlag CooiK 137.95. ' hall from 11 a.m. to 1 p;m. Only country Utebeo, kiddie booth, r ? " ■ "NET” program for teen-ngen. WiUiain J. and Lorraine D. (36) TO TELL THE TRUTH will be ao exceptioa. The great 4 J 10 9 6 4 AQ833 ■ m } ' . “y a ” vote Nov. 7 to solve the In in-migration, the board said, The South Windsor lyomen’s thoie whose rights have matured Christmas tt^orations, and -a K this has always been a major Guats are invited. Lewis to Andrea A. and Pierrette (46) WILD WILD WEST experts do ieara firom expcrieace, <0 9863 ■ K'! ' high school problem at the high' Gub is sponsoring a bal^-rittlng since the last voter making ses­ (^hriitmas boutique. A band boiwever, so tbit very lew of A762 OSS ■ •-'i, ^ •• school level. factor In the towii's school pop­ course for boys and riris aga, 11 OOP Party J. Lessard, property at 116 Broad - 6 : 3 6 - sion on Oct. 14 or wlu> have weaving demonstration is idio ♦ 6'4 3 2 4 87 H South Wndsor r^ d ro ts are St., conveyance tax 126.95. them will be pmxled by the According to a prepared state- ulation growth. They also state through' 14, to be held tomorrow, (3) CBS NEWS moved to Bolton since that date scheduled. * iSOUTH i . ■ that at the nine hearings, the invited to attend a “ Graiid Old Lease tnmip ritaation In today's hand mart by the board and signed by Nov. 9 and Nov. 16 from6:804:30 (8) ABC NEWS will be eligible to register at the Edith Banz is gaieral chairman (althongh very few got it rij^t 0 4 2 " School Superintendent Chutes L. mi^or factor in the board’s sup­ p.m. at toe Timothy Edwards Party” Sunday sponsored by tte E.F.K. Associates to the Iona ( 2 2 ^ NBC NEWS Special session, according to of the fair. C? QJ 1074 Republican Thwn Cormnlttre at Co., 36,000 square feet in when ^ baiid was dealt some Warner, the points Of concern port of the addition has been the •School. (24)PREV1EW: 8STEPS r ^ t r a r s Virginia Aiiard and Conectioa OQJ9 stressed by residents were taxa more than 900 apartments ap­ the Main St. Conununity Hall. Building 5 on Progress Dr., for yean ago in a nattooal cham­ 4b K 10 S Lectures will be given by TOWARD EXCELLENCE Wiliam Houle. The PTO will not meet tonight pionship). and growto and in-migration of proved. Public Health Nurse Mrs. Joaime Fatured will be music by toe five years conunencimg Nov. 1, > North East Sooth |V< Russ Elliott Trio and cocktails - 6 : 5 5 - ScholarsUp Bake Sale at the elementary school. North dealer studoits from data formulated The administrators 'state that Kilgore, Fire Marshal William 1972. A food sale for the benefit of Tonight’s meeting, at 8,4s for the I NT Pass 3 Pai and refieshments will be served. Release of Lien (46) NEWS Ndtber side vuliMrable U Pass Pats Pai from nine hearings held by the the constru^on of those apart­ Laiming, and Youth Service Of­ the Bolton Scholarship Flind wUl PTO executive b m d only. ment units will take place when Guats will be Richard Ritten- The Connecticut Bank and Opening lead — Jack of Spades board and the I^blic Building ficer Thomas Hart of too South - 7 : 6 6 - ' be held outside the p ^ on eto> Opening lead — recent studia had felt \ there band, andidate for Congress in Trust Co. versus Michael R. All of the best playen wIm held Commission on the proposed ad­ Windsbr Police Department. (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD tioo day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Manchester Evening Herald would be “no apartments.” toe 1st District^David Odegard, Balesano. the North-Sontli cants found dition. To Register, contact Mrs. Topic: England. ' Monbers s s s m c io 11:30 ajn to 1 p.m., has an­ Amarath Lodge scheduled for the Jack. and hope for tte best. if cipal and interest payments for is an overcrowding problem, F rid a y# N o v . 3/1972 (46) DRAGNET * r 17 n^rM torn Hal Holbrook (right) plays a homosexual father who must nounced the menu, which will Saturday has been canceled. The Late Discovery Copyright 1 6 7 2 ^ '' the addition. They say this will however, it d o a not appar that I 9 A .M .-Ii Noon FWIH W MBm OTI regular meeting will be held Nov. - 8 : 6 6 - explain his frienddtip with MarUn Sheen Geft) to his son, indude latagna, tossed salad, All too late, they discovered (3) CAROL BURNETT Scott Jacoby (centar), in “ThatCertain Summer,” ABC-TV’s roll, lemon bar, and choice of 10. that thqr still had to lose a trump beverage. Tickets will be sold at trick to East. They had not MEsaan irsawr (kiests: Peggy Lee, Stiller and Wednesday Movie of the Week tonight at 8:30 (Channels 8 Friendship Circle of the Salva­ uaiawtow.«w» Mean. and 40). the dow. realized that W at's king of hearts ' SlIMtMIMMS tion Army will meet tonight at (846)PAULLYNDE Jime Bouffant is in charge of was a siiigleton. TOO MUCH PLA ST^ the coffee hour which will run 7:45 at tte church lor a wOrk Paul tries to get the kids to the A few experts made the game HONOLULU ( A F ) - ^ a U ’s (2246) SEARCH from 9:45 to 11:15 a.m. A silver .'night. Horiesses will be Mrs. because they gave themselva the altar. t i (2246)BANACEK agriculture director, F^Meridr The problem: disappearance of Lockwood is slowly dying from tea under the direction of Helen jR ^io t Mc(k)mb and Mrs. FYank chance to d r iv e r the distribu­ (2246)ADAM-U Erskine, says the suf­ 81 milUon in Las Vegas. a mysterious poison. Horick will be held fi'om 1:30 to Duncan. tion of the trumps. They began Purse snatchers victimise fering from “plastic pdil^ion.’’ Malloy’s landlord. (24)JAZZSET (24) STATE OF CONNECTICUT 3:30 p.m. the trumps by leading the ten of Guest: Randy Weston. Among other features to be (Center Gonregational Church hearts instead of the queen. He told an organlzattdii of in lJirtiiiin (24) ELECTION'72 - 1 6 :3 5 - will bold its annual fair, “(3irist- nurserymen that therd Js too Will the Republicans gain a offered at the fair are attic W at bad to play his king, of U^\ t - 9 : 6 9 - (24) BIARTIN AGRONSKY mas in November,” Saturday much display of "tough, majority in Congress? course, and dununy won with the (3) MEMCAL CENTER - 1 1 :0 0 - from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Christinas ace. The only difference was that lifeless, arUficial flowers and - 8 : 1 5 - Dr. Gannon’s patient refuses (34-18;^i24646) NEWS NOTICE gifts for everyone aiul children’s, South knew about the singleton plants when our istonds are Sign Up For Conference (18) UTTLEST APOSTLE operation that could save her life. activities are planned. king. Unless West beld'*a world famous for an abundance (18) 789 CLUB - 1 1 :3 6 - Of Dissohiti(m.< _ g . p _ singleton king he wouldn’t cover of fragrant blossoms and for *'lVfrs. May 'Kvnan and Thomas O’Neill are the first at the Senior Gtizens (tenter, 643-5310; or Gordon Harmoit- (24) STATE OF CONNECTICUT (3) MOVIE Littletek Industries, (846) BIOVIE ' — the ten of hearts with his king. bright, lush vegetation.',’j . at the Manchester Housing Authority, 643-2163. Suggestions “A Blatter of Innocence” Notice is hereby given i^ u a n t registrants for the Nov. 18 (Conference on &e Aging. It is — 19:89- Summer Dress and recommendations pr^uced by sevEital workshop to- “That Certain Summer” (1972). ’ (1967). Hayley Mills, Trevor to Section 33479, General Statute being co-sponsored by the Town of Bwnchester and Adolescent son slowly learns that (3) CANNON Howard. Long, washable dresses 'Manchester Community (ToU^e and will be held from 9:30 cussions will determine if a town Council on the Aging Cannon is the victim of of Connecticut, Revision of 1958, his father is a homosexual. Hal (846) DICK CAVETT are perfect for a carefree a.ni. to 2:45 p.m. in the Student Center on the'BidWell St.. should be established and, if so, set guidelines and priorities bundarv. as amended, that LITTLETEK Holbrook, Scott Jacoby, Bfkrtin Guest: Warren Beatty. INDl^TRIES, INC., a Copnec- summer. For at home or at caihpus. Resorvations may be made by calling Wally Fortin for its functioning. (Herald photo by Pinto) . AUNivnsAt. anjM a (849) JULIE ANDREWS (^^36) JOHNNY dARSON the seashore, these dresses . TXCMMCOiON* I ticut corporation located in CASA NOVA- Guests: Dan Dailey and Chss can be dresa^ up or played E U ot ^ -1 :2 5 - Manchester, Connecticut has down. % (3) MOVIE been dissolved by a resdution Andover adopted by its directors and R E S T A U R A N T a n d LOMNG^*^' ’ .shareholders effective October MUTE 83 (N«xt la Tad Trudan'i TAICOTTVIUE - C P i!6jnM Byt jMww IB T—pi Boston Pops T h e a t e r 18,1972. A certificate of dissolu­ ****^*****^****"***"**'f'ttttf ttt4 4 t66>60>0i Frogram Planned For Gifted Children 'naieSchedale tion by directors and A t Bushnell shareholders has been filed with toe 55tlY widefa includa ' A a S P E C I A L S Principal Donald Libby of the list was also prepared by toe district motorcade whitto he will the Secretary of the State as •fCi:. Andover, will visit the local (ktpitol Theater — “Last House ■THURSDAY Andovor Elementary School has teachers of those children which be conducting this .w ^ . , By JOHN GRUBER on the Left,” 7:09-9:00 required, by law. | i- they felt had this unusual poten­ Volunteer Fire Department All creditors iof said cMpora- been dpydcgtiiig .a program fm s t e e l e ^ ^ ^ e ttaiough An­ tonight at the firehodse to speak Arthur Fiedla, who is “Bfr. Cinema I “The New Cen­ SPAGHETTI ' glRed childreir at tte sdx>ol. | tial talent. Both these lists were turions,” 7:15-9:15 tion, if any, are warned to present dover on Friday and stop at the with the firemen. Blusic” to a large portion of the sidd that according to combined and toe composite list town office building at-3:40 p.m. population ot this country, failed Cinema II — "Savage their c ia i^ against said corpora­ ^AND was made up with these children ' The Fire Departmeiit conducts tion to William B. CoUitu, At­ state" guidelhia, a gifted c h ^ is to speak to anyone present and its weekly drill sessions on to fill the Bushnell last evening Messiah,” 7:30-9:30 one who learns faster, then being given the (telifomia torney, 21 East Middto Tuiiqdke, MEATBALLS greet toe people. Wednesday evenings. when he offered a concert with Jerry Lewis dnema. South remembers more, and thinks Mental Mature T at. the Boston Pops Orchestra. The Windsor — “The Godfather,” Mandmster, Connecucut. on or Bread more deeply with and about what Mrs. Miller Visits ^ ' program was his usual sort of fare 7:30 before Blarch 18,1973, otherwise And Buttir Manchater Evening Herald said claims will be barred by n.25 he has learned than average Parental Notification Mrs. Dorothy Miller, incum­ Andover correspondent Anna and the orchestra sounded as it Burnside Theater— “The New chiUten do. He eidiibits, or has Centurions,” 8:00 statute provided. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦own M M 6•» OOM Now that toe initial screening bent state repraentative from Frisina, tel. 74^9347. customarily does, but there were the potential to exhibit, con­ has'been accomplished, and toe U;A. T b^ter — “You’ll Like Dated at Manchester, C!onnec- LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED DAILY AND SUNDAY a good many empty seats in sistently superior parformance in group of gifted identified, parents evidoce, at least on the floor, My Mother,” 7:30-9:30 ticut, this 18th day. of October, BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS 1972. t some or in all areas of the of toese children will’ be notified where I sat. Meadows Drive-lh — “The PIZZAS-GRINOERS-TAKE OUT ORDERS 643-0256 school’s academic program. In Laughter! Hiing With Two Heads,” 10:15 u Tt l e t e k TW o diMtincti^e dining rooms o f m r a u lts . ; J Rossini’s Overture to “La Gaz- Open Man. - Tiiun 11 AM. te 1 AM. terms of I.Q. he tests 130 or above The school plans to have a jffiorgmt’e Utd. sh Ladra” started the program. State Theater — “toperfly,” INDUSTRIES By WiUiam'B. Collins 46 East Center Street. Manihester Fri. 5 Sat. 11 AM. la 2 AM .-S unday Neon to 11 P.M. on an individual ability test. meeting of all those parents Tension! It’s a festive sort of work that 9:20; “Man in the Wilderness,” Screening P ro rw CM 7:30 . Its Attorney 643-1415 udiose children have been iden­ / plays itself but Mr. Fieldler had the screening process for tified as gifted, to discuss the Tears! to ^ t his own stamp on it, taking testing ^ te d childra was in­ . p ro g i^ being implemented. the edding at an extremely fast I The UMIe Thealer •iNUiichMter't. itiated some weeks ago and in­ Libby said that state guidelina 'I Tlcket^sq- students S2JS clip; it didn’t do anything for and Jurnialjitn^ "The Prime efiWUs Jean nridie" DirectedS h H t ^ Spatia cludes parent observation, will not be followed to the tetter, 985 MAIN STOEET . IMt .I7-M Rossini, wbatwer Mr. Fiedler teacher observation, observation since this' would greatly curtail ■AST CATHOUC MiDH SCHOOL AUOiTORlUiW may have thought it did for Downtown Manchester By other staff members. the possibilities open to the ” <1 himself. In tating for these' unusual school, aiul sitice toe school did 648-7954 Earl Wild then offered the childroi, criteria used for iden­ not plan to requat financial “Member Main Street Guild Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto in tification are those set by the assistance from w state at this in Downtown Manchester” B-flat minor and ^ a good, state. The school made up a list time. routine job of it. Again we bad of all those children in Grada K Tlxe Sbaped Suit that Fiedler trademark, the hut through 6 who scored in the 90th Steele Visit Tlma,t Isn 't Confinlngr. ending, so tboi the pianist pox:entile in any area of an Congressiiun Robert Steele couldn’t ge0eally down into the achievement test given them. A plans to/visit Andover in his You Iiardly know you’re wearing this fine final octaves and the result was a worsted wool Deansgate suit. Unlike most sliaped JE R R Y LEWIS* C IN E M A superficial sound instead of suits it is as comfortable as moccasin. Reason: something that can raise you out Deansgate daigma ita clothing so it doesn’t confine PIIIIVAM AVB. — 6444844_— eOPTO WPOMOR v v . Tolland your action. For added ease all of your seat. This was not Mr. Deansgate clothes are tailored I NOWSHOWtNGlI Wild's fault. If you're going to Science Fair Tonight with easy-to-wear natural play with Fiedler, you're going to shoulders. Like all Deansgate “THE GODFATHER" play it as he wants it done. clothes, the styling is'in 'That was the meat of the Woekdays7:30 Freo The Middle School will com­ (teb Scout Notes good taste. Never overstated. In LowAdmission Fri.-Sat&30,9i30 evening's program. Offenbach's Drawings. bine a ^seieiKe fair and open Jack Woods has been named varied- patterns and fabrics. ' music as assembled for the baUet Prices MatinoaSaL&Sun.l-3 house, toni)^ for students and chairman of Cteb Scout Pack 889. Galte Parisienne'' was next “My Side of the Mountain” their parents. Robert (terdin was itamed scout­ offered and was well played as it Science exhibits submitted by master. ought to be. The orcbmtra has 100 students will be on exhibit in Other officen are: Mrs. Mary hem doing it regularly for thirty Morey, secretary; Ted St. Onge, M M M M MMM m m m m a n c h is t ir toe all purpose room from 7 until yeara. We also got an arrange­ treasurer; David Reaveratock, S M M M iir ME 10 tonight, and range from ment of tunes from “No, advancement chairman; and AIR CONDi TiONl O • 1011 PARK RfAO THIATRF dinosaurs and erupting volcanos. Nanette,” the Vincent Youmans Barry 0. Guschewitz, musical so successfully revived metnhmhip chairman. lately. The top awards will be made Tournament Winners 1 didn't stay for “Hey Jude,” a tomorrow, as wSl_ os twenty Several members of toe local honorable meptions, following Lehnon-McCartney Junker. batoii classa won awards in a A d ude Wasting the efforts of to or so life '' the J u d ^ of the exhibits. competition in Foratville Sun­ MR. BOOTS DOES with a plan bif^y trained musicians on this Upcoming Events day. THE PALAZZO KICK sort of Junk is about as sensible as The B ( ^ of Directors of toe Michelle (tevana^, won two to stick it to eating soup with a coffee Tolland Historical Society will first place and one second place The Man! strainer, in my estimation. “76 u*’o- JHat meet tomotrow night at 8 at the award. Lisa (tero won a first and The palazzo is kicking up quite a Trombonei” was also on the Jail Museum. third place award; Gndy Elmer program, but I didn’t hear that commotion especially when it^s ' filo - Boy Scout Tlro(b> IS will hold its placed second, third and fourth in eitha. ■nnual cookie sale Saturday. various categoria white Daryl topped by a baiter neckline and crochet There aren’t 76 trombqnes in The Board of Recreation- Ryan won a second.and a tliM ^midriff. Adding to the excitement... the Boston Pops, but 1 knew Mr. sponsored baton classes, place award. Judy JoUcouer,. Fiedler would do everything scheduled for tomoitTOW night Theresa Woods and GurrlenC the soft, draping of Arnel* nylon. Black, possiWe to make it as noisy as if have been cancelled due to the Grade each won third place wine, or shocking pink, 5 to 13 ...... $40 these bad been. He’s a noisy sefa^uted town meeting. awards. ' conductor; he even owns a fire Junior Dresses, all D&L stores. engine complete with siren and bell so he can make lots of noise, hot he apparently didn’t ride down on it last n l ^ . G&H PAVING, INC. 1 suppose there were extra ; • /• BOLTON , added numbers; he usually plays \ Last Call them. What they were, and bow they went, I have no id « . You’re FREE, a'13-15 lb, Turkey not suppoimd to review them in Given Away uflth Every,Drhwway SoW m any event so don’t think ! did Between Nov. 1st and Nov. 15 something criminal by walking out. At least I went. I could have J r Parkinc Lots & Tennis Courts Included Plus *‘Man In The Winderness” written the review without evtf For Free Estimate Phone 649-5233 Today! sefilng foot inride the hall. • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • CORBINS CORNER • MANCHESTER PARKAOE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON O ^ r S D m —

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■ - :'■ -\f •u • • ■« - * MANCHESTER SVENINOl PAGE IFOUR- MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALP. 1 r.Conit..Wed..N(Ar. 1,1972 ^MMcfaeNw.OoBn-Wad..Nn>. i, n w - P a « y yrW I! T5 ./I. X V ' • • v ' '?V - ' c f , • New Agency V Hearing xX wsoa-i SMJLINd J T SERVICE •■■-./.is-- Dat^s Set jOenanlttee travden’ stay pleatnnt and com­ ———J Maachestcr. / fortable are Mis. Bonnie Gamer h Xr TFQIU) (Api) - Five Chamber of Commerce and Mn. Betbeo Pratt, .’I public hearings haVe been CONNECTICUT MOTOR cletka. X scheduled for Novenifo on crea­ LODGE The Connecticut Biotoc Lodge tion of a. |»opos^ superagency The Connecticut Motor Lodge has 31 units, all of which are- would be known as tte - n ;V‘. ivVIr to oonvenieiitly located at 4d0 dean, comfortaUe and equkiped . •/) state department of Human Ser­ ’Tolland’I ^ . , Just off Exit M on with telephones, air conditioning vices, according to Charles J. the WUbor Q ost Highway (Rts. and tdeyiaion. Coffee is provided Zlminerman, chairman of the 15 and M 6). ^ in the rooms. special commission designing the Oomiectkut Motels, IDc„ ai Qedit cards foom American ■ I new department. , which Vincent Johnson is vice Express, Carte E w b e , Dinen Tbe Manchester Jaycees ^ exhibits and artifacts, clerks for president, is owner of the Qub and Master Charge are m continuing their program of ac­ typing and general office The hearings are designed W Connecticut Motor Lodge. Earle honored at the Connecticut ting as a clearing h o ^ for area assistants to help run the coUeci comment from the F. Lawrence, ab|y assisted hy his Motor Lodge. They are members agencies that have a need for musetun when it is open to the general public knd the multitude ndfe, IxNiite, is manager of the of the Connecticut Hotd Motel volunteer workers. Through the public. of private agehcfes and interest Connecticut kfotor L o t^ . kfr. Association and the Greater “Do something” campaign, the MANCHESTER PUBLIC groups involved in health, mental Lawrence has had many years of Manchester Chamber of Jaycees solidt volunteer needs HEALTH ' NURSING health, welfare, corrections and MISSES experience in the field of Commerce. from local agencies and atfm pt ASSOCIATION has a need for other services, all of vdiich would .'iif''' hoffpitaUty. To help maka the / to fill them with local residents. several volunteers a few hours a come under the proposed new Through the 1971 "Do , wedc.to help with typing and care agdicy. something” |»ogram, the Jaycees and maintenance of equipment. supplied in excess of 300 4-H CLUBS need adulU to a d The hearing schedule released ing Property Values volunteers. This year there is a as projed leaders and teen-agers Friday was (all at 7i p.m.) ; need for over 800 people. Thus to lead clover members age 7 and Nov. 8, hearing room of the Mdlce Nixon A Millionaire taz, the Jaycees |te oKouraged New Haven Hail of Ethics. Nov. 9, Superior Court room, by the number of volunU ^ but (AP) - Preri- ..domestic affairs adviser, con­ thme is an inunediate need for These are but a few of the Norwich City Hall. •• ;' :Vi .?• firmed that Nixon would have No\l[. 14) aldermanic chambers, dent Nixon has become a additional volunteers by the volunteer needs. The job millionaire lince taUng office, come out a milUonaire if current following agendas: qualifications are varied. Some Waterpuiy Gty Hall. m ark^ value had been used in­ Noy, 16, council chambers, the Los Angeles Times has MANCHESTER MEMORIAL demand the trained skills of reported. stead. However, Ehrlidiman skid h o s p i t a l VOLUNTEER therapist, the knowledge of a Bridgbjport City Hall^ . accountants traditionally list cost X Nov. 20. Hall/of the House, The newspaper said in a dis­ SERVICES need ward clerks nurse or the training of a teacher. patch from Washington Sunday value because nuuket f^ue fluc­ vdM) save as “Gal Friday” to the All demand a desire to help. State Oapiiol. ' that Nixon’s personal worth tuates. duty nurses, receptionists, If you would like to hdp or Boot Tops and cUmbed to 11,080,000 because of The value of Nixon’s 4.8acre X. hostesses for incoming patients, would liUe.to find out more about an increase in the market value of estate in San Clemente has in­ companions and visitors for adult the volupteer n e ^ , please com­ the Western White Ikane in San creased 92 per cent in value since and pediatric patioits and otba plete the form below and mail to Knee-Length Styles! Oemeote. he bo u ^ t it in 1969, judging from volunteer needs. “Do something” c/o Manchester Timid Timothy In a financial statement issued tax assessments. /V LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM has Jaycees, P. 0. Box 88, Our Reg. $40 to $45 Sq>t. 16, Nixon placed bis net Altbou^ Nixon exercises con­ SI a need for curatcHS to oversee the Manchester, 06040. worth at 1766,118. The lower trol over 21 acres of land adjacent RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - , figure was arrived at because to the Western White House, the ' property was listed at cost value, White House says be does not DO SOMETHING ^ g e n t' Shriver tried in vain - a standard accounting procedure, own it. /■ , C/O MANCHESTER JAYCEES Monday to introduce his 13-year- the ''cQ RM o" d r e u (rpnrt Califeilifomio. md son Timothy at a news con- the newspaper said. The Orange" County tax P.O.BOX88 assessor placed a value of |671,- The newest "old fashion girl' The nines gave the foUowi^ look in / Mrenca. 450 on the entice 'parcel of ap­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 Squirtqing in bis chair, account: lush velvet.. . a very now silmi John D. Ehrlichman, Nixon’s proximately 26 acres Ih 1969 and rich lace trim. Sapphire, ruby, block. 5-13. Name. Timothy didn’t feel like reassessed It at 51,^,080hi July, being introduced, eyen when his a 911 per cent boost. junior dresses, _ Address ./1& father, the Democratic vice- i.‘ I Downtown and Parkado 2 0 o O O Telephone No.. -Age- -Male--— Febtale- preyidential candidate, com­ T a x Study manded: “Come up het«< !TTm-; State Negro I would prefer to DO SOMETHING for the following agency : Terrific selection of fashion winners including Tabs Costs ■______■ ______1 would “Hjjw,” asked Sargent Shriver, ^ smiling at newsmen, “can I con^ ' . long warm boot-toppers as well as popular knee- NEW HAVEN (AP) - A conv- Group Backs After- be able to volunteer (Please Q rcle): Days Mornings Vince anyone I’m capable of length styles. Single and double-breasted looks mittee supporting President Nix­ being vice president if I can’t ' / Democrats notms Ehrenings Wedcends wiA the added dash of belts, hoods, or other on for re-election claims welfare- even convince you to come up reform proposals ef Democratic Specify BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The here with me?” , . 'r > fashion touches. Choose from smashing selec­ candidate George McGovern Connecticut State Federatioa of Please note any hobbies, skills or interests that you can fulfil tion of wool blend fabrics in all the top colors. would cost Connecticut families Negro Democratic Clubs has 82.619 more in federal taxes. that we havent covered------— □ voted jmanimously to endorse the The (tommittee for the Re Elec­ complete Democratic Party Please call (X in Box) to disbuss all volunteer needs tion of the President said in a Coin iinythlnfl mak* ticket in next ’Tuesday’s election. Car available: Yes □ No □ Itiam mora lovabla? study received here Monday that In aimoundng the eidoise- . -p; the CQst'of McGovorn’s welfare ment, Leonard W. Dyer of program would be 8152 billion. Bridgeport, president of the Subtracting the 852 billion saving l' federation said: f-i the senator wants in defense cut­ “President Nixpn has farmed backs and tax reform, the :dndcFom%m§ the.. flmpes of racism with his is 8100 UUion more to be paid ii m on school busing, »-r federal taxes, the committee said. the progress in htsiby the appointment of con­ The study didn’t take other servatives to the Supreme Court, HIIOOOR It Uii world's molt elonents d McGovern’s fiscal February will be the coldest powerful conconlratod dootfor- increased unemployment to the %By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS izer, non-toilc, sife, around any, I proposal into account. month, the Almanac says, point that black arid whites can­ Bad weather won’t be an ex­ iat. Works Instantly . . . lasts The amount to be paid by the cuse n(rt to vote Nov. 7, according averaging 30 degrees, one above foniar . . . costs so little. All not support their families, vetoed normal. January will average 32 animal odors yield Instantly to average Connecticut family was to the Old F arm er’s 1973 NILODOR. A sinile drop on dot calculated on the basis of the needed education legislation and degrees, three above normal. beds, cat litters, fish tank walls, failed to achieve much-needed Almanac which ixredicts a clear keeps air free of offensive odors ratios in effect for the 1969 Beyond the winter, the. welfare reform.” warm day for New England on for24 hours. 200 drop-sire, St.P _ returns. The committee didn’t Election Day. Almanac predicts a rainy summer' X / topped off with a hurricane list Increases for taxpayers filing Tlie four days from Nov. 3 to Shop RiTe Drug single returns. <' Nov. 7, which will be “generally which will hit New England RANGE AND around Sept. 9,1973. 587"E. M iddle Tpke. 'Ihe report was disputed by FUEL OIL clear and warm” according to the Sheldon M. Israel, press secretary Almanac, is one of the few plea­ for the McGovern cam pai^ in GASOLINE sant stretdies predicted for the Connecticut. He said economists coming winter. like Paul W. McCracken, wto BANTLY OIL the knit togethars . . . whenever there's ' Although the Old Farmer’s ■ rj y advised Sen. Barry Goldwater) R- I Air' o nip in the air, you'll enjoy the cozy Almanac sees a wanner than Arix., during bis presidential r /-’k I I I 11 ^ w . usual vdnter in most areas, it also comfort of this delightful turned bock campaign in 1964, predicted that 331 Main Street prediction for the six New the M ^vem fikal progrrun "rosette" cap, plus it’s own 5' long scarf England states, the Almanac would raise taxes an avtxage of 8 Tci. 649-4595 and matching mittens. All woshoble says: “This winter will not be fL A S T 1 per coit while Nixon’s would hand-knotted acrylic knit. Bone, white, Rockville 875-3274 harsh in coastal areas but in cause an 11 per cent increase. inland and mountain areas the navy, brown, accessories. total snowfall will be unusually Downtown and Parkade. high (200 to 225 inches in the sU f / areas).” I W EEK I 7 In its detailed predictions for WATCHES BY WINTON! Nov. 1 to April 1, the almanac sees rain or snow or cold weather £ SINGER & All the Going Looks l for almost all weeks except the tail boots ... a small price! Save sub­ Electiim Day period and for the ( 3 ^ 1 . g handful of days from Dec. 7 to in Pant Coats! | stantially on this finely tailored, calf- to a s s ® the great Dec. 11. . , kJJkU V- il/ Ihei kZi L-J l i S l l W l high boot in brown or block glove leather, November is predicted to be Our Reg. $23 to $25 its soft cushiony lining and stacked wettest month with seven inches walking heel give you added warmth and of precipitation, three inches iP J I-' more than normal. comfort, reg. 25.00 19.90 r\ downtown only. pretenders...

CCLU Opposes \ Six-Man Jury ' < Amendment l0pk-like seal Tomptierra® trimmed SENSAnONAL STORE-WIEIE SALE. with pretend mink er lynx • • • HARTFORD (AP) - The ALLTHESE MACHMES OH SALE! Fake furs, leather loq|ks, warm woof blends! • • (fonnecticut Civil Liberties Union if r ge ahead ••• fake it ihas said it opposes a proposed Reg. 6 7 '00 Take your pick of all the seastm s best state constitutional amiendmoit SALE 5 9 ^ styles . . . “Zhivago” looks, belted coate, that would p en ^ t six-member ECONOMY ZIQ-ZAQ sewing machine sews buttonholes, mends garments without attach­ stitching trim. Every one quilted or juries in criminal cases. ■’i f # ments. Calibrated seam guidelines. 177 pile-lined for warmth. ' — ? Donald Holtman, chairman of the CCLU state board of 9 9 0 0 directors, said the proposal Reg. 119** only would be “incalcuably destruc­ FASHION MATE* zig-zag sewing machine with r H tive” of the jury system, which is cabinet. Sews buttonholes, mends garments the "cornerstone qf due without attachments.' Exclusive drop-in front T h e coots to be seen in this season . . . they look like seal, feel like seal .1 . and, process.” bobbin. " 257/708 each wears a trim that does a perfect imitation of lynx or mink. Come see them. He said CCLU urges voters to OKN reject the amendment and let FiWmMTtl Touch them. Temptierro* luxury pile has such rich lustre and soft, dense texture, “legislators know that what is SAVE «« 9 5 it rotes even o seal's seol of approval. By Rogues Gallery. 100% acrylic pile with ne^ed is a restoration of the GOLDEN TOUCH A SEW* sewing machine IM common law jury, not its further with cabinet. Exclusive push-button, drop-in X 100% acrylic backing. Now you con afford to moke one yours! Block, brown. 8-18. dismantling.” front bobbin; 10 stretch-stitches; built-in but- A. .I^^Through” watch, elongated diki fSB.00 coots, downtown and Parkada "In the press to attain tonholer. “Bakersfield” cabinet. 750/692 / B. Faceted crystal, scarab bracelet 88BOO efficiency,” he said, “we can lose Anderson-Uttle C. Oval with yellow mesh bracelet, red dial ISS.7S a priceios safeguard of civil MANY MORE MACHINES, FABRICS, NOTIONS AND EASY PAYMENTS INVITED liberties for which our VACU|JM CLEANERS ON SALE DURING SALE-A-H40N c A Q rcatS^am e in^Tine Clothing DOW NTOW N-M ON. thru FRI. 9:30-5:30 THURS. till 9 P.M. - SAT. 9:30 - 5:30 forefathers fought bloody battles Sliiaf hm a Ciudlt 1 ^ Jaalgnad to Wt your budflat and eed.' For adtfrMS of atoro iwarwt you, tha yallow pagat undar 8EWINQ MACHINES U \

‘ - V" 7 a ' , v . v ■■ '■ ' • .N ‘ ^ ,'•> '.-"v-V.'. • • '.; , t r ' ' t '• \ ' ',W ' ' ■ "" \ . • K-;-/... /• ^ . v./ t-.W- ■ ■ /■/ ■ •'•■1 . ;' PAGIB^-^TitANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M>nd>eittf. Conn.. Wed.. Nw. 1.1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherta. Conn.. Wed.. Nov. 1.1073— PAGE SEVEN Qood Caddidate Vote for Jacobs. Probate Court The position has Boosts FitzCeroU on committea; to do the extra been held by such fine man in the . tog Work that gets things done; Dedicated D eaiir: Ththeedlter: pest and Judge Wallett CO) speak .D euslr;. and he to a firm n p p o rta of. > D or editor: len F a . tee test 30 years BUI In an ad l a the eleetton with authorityed in the agreement an­ demonstrating his influence in concentrating otfr efforts bn two ipaja political p aitia meet Deaeditor: candidate cast his vote f a ; as representative f a the Twelfth One M o n th lie s One Year 138.00 September, H i ^ would be com- nounced by Hanoi. That la, Tblen A reminder to please dpnt send us any ietten for our tion that would expand veterans sincere man. 1 know that BUI has returned to the town fa the the qittllilcetioDi full days prior to pubUcstton. Washington and devating his cracking d o w i^ hard druffi. He ' An election Is an imperfect My qualification, experience and District. Single Copy 18* Six Months 31980 .psiled to bargain in eameit for a is now under no compulsion to prestige in Saigon. Open Fomin column of a political nature. We won’t publish health care b en efit and legisla­ wants us ^'believe that these qualiUa and I write thii expras purpose of reUevtog the have shown the public dedication Chester Varrick tleadUne fw H sild want ads, 13 noon letter so that ypu know it too. to select a judge of probate. F a a availability. By Carrier, Weeidy 75* lliree Months 18.38 compromlK Vletiuun settlement. resign even before the hokUng of Hanoi spoiled Thieu’s game such letters after tomorrow and three tim a we have called tion that would aid in the McGovon vronid grant amnesty property tax. If be doesn’t un­ necessary f a the position of 4(M North Mato St. p r to to day of publication; 12 n ^ J V id a y • V ery jru ly candidate does not nin against Bill FitaGerald, as the elections; Washington is wifli. Ita premature announce­ attention to the fact that the letter deadline was yesterday. rehatalitation of those suffering to (deserters wlien this is not the derstand the needs and the wants judge of probate. someotK, ratba, he runs f a Manchester , Subscribers who fall to teoai^ their In fad, Mr. Nixmi was running yours. of the people after being the Democratic caixlidate f a judge f s publicidlon S*t^**^*y Muiday. spedflcally permitted tooontinue ment, but os of this writing that The reason is simple. We don’t wish to he a party to any physical diubillties . One must c ^ as be is to fava of amnesty Knowing the considerable something. That something to a M points ahead of Sen. George aty to.^qptytion, why can’t our Diana Piixola director f a years then bow can of probate, certainly fills th w McGovern in the Oalhip poll as of aid to South Vietnam, IndmUng wlU not derail the aO-but-tigned last-minute attadt on.any politico candidate or issue. Hie l a those whose conscience would amount of time the position of porition of importance to every requirements with regards to his replacement of mUitaiy equip­ goveinmait be responsive to the 69 White St. he claim to be the best man f a judge of prttoate has required of Aug. 30. tt was, then, no surprise agreement not allow them to serve and this resident of Mancbater. It is a qualifications, experience and his Support Flanagan ment now in use; and the v.aippaign has been a lo ^ one and the electorate has had needs of people without piling up Manchester the job? Judge John J. Wallett to have had cttbK to Um or his negotiator, Accordingly, Mr. Nlxon’a Would be granted o ty after idl position which demands a ^blicly ste t^ commitment to ToTheeditor; „ j-’ political settlemoit has been left ample time to write letters to the editm. such a ddidt? The ad says “bis background such a penonal and intimate Henry Kissinger, when Le Diic poMticai Judgment seems vin­ 0 0 soldiers are; borne and 0 0 knowledge of the law coupled avaUabiUty if'elected. 1 have worked to Glononbury for the future while the military Most newspapers get an avalanche of mail on the we at Part (d the answ a lies in bur telto all” and this to true. If you rriattonship between the probate Our Poor Congressmen Iho,' Hanoi’s negotiator, offered dicated thgt Hanoi, under prisoners freeq. Vote Yes with a sensitivity and concern f a But, th m is also one more f a 10 years and through my work settlement and release of ptesaure from Pddng, Mencow etectioh and it generally hits the waste basket. We welcome fedoal tax system. Though the check into the committoa he has judgeship and the famUies on O ct 8 in Pails the outline of a He wants ils to believe that To the editor: people. WUUam FitsGerald is a way, a very Important one, that I I have come to know EsteUe prisoners of war are to start at and the brutally effective your letters, of coiusd, if they don’t pertain to Tuesdiy’s average wage earner is scrauning served on, you would learn how utilizing tile court, there can only peace proposal that collapsed Senator McGovern cannot be I would urge the voters of man uniquely qualified to serve believe in, and that is; how hard Flanagan fo^.the fine person that once. American bombing and blockade, election. And after the voting, you can once f^ain have your about iiigh taxes, many large few meetings he attends and how be one rational choice f a the The lawmakers recently gave North Vietnam’s granite trusted when his campaign has Maneboter, to vote y a on the our community as judge of is the candidate willing to work to she is. She is one who has always Ls your Q ngreum an w orth 150,000 a WDUld agree to a genuine com­ corporations and wealthy people little work he puts into important candidate f a the office of judge demands for virtual ^erican Moreover, the settlement say on any topic. been an open one while the referendum quatton fa ad­ probate. obtein the office for which he is worked selflessly for others in h a themselves still more expense-paid promise now, rather than dealing are not carrying their share of the matten. Where wai his concern of probate if this relationship is to year? Representative Morris Udail, surrender. tenns are surprisingly flexible as President’s credibility has been ditions to Eteiutet and filing BUI FitzGerald's conlributioni running? community. She now com a to with a rededed and .unfettered tax burden.. Last year U.S. Steel tor the phopta when there was continue. Arizona Deibocrat and enthusiastic round trips home and their pension and to the holding of electlona. With For what it’s worth; A (Mfomia man is suing a Bevoly shaken through disclosure of the Junta High sroools. Nine years to Manchester are many. He has In BUI FItsGaald’s case, this is the political aretu toith the desire Indeed, the terms of the bargin Resident Niioa.' That is not to earned profit of 3154,000,000 such of fiinrf« in The choice and also my pa- Thieu still in power as p ^ d e n t, Hills beauty salon for 3100,000. The fellow claims he was ITT affair, Watergate, ahd the. ago, o a then superintendent of served u as directa of the town; a very easy question to answa. to w ak to a more meaningful liberal with fedsal funds, predicts that other benefits are munificent. hammered out by Kissinger and rule out, however, a new poiod without paying any tn ro to taxes. the secondary aew a account? He sonal preference ia William E. the agreenent simply states that given a permanent at thh hair dressing salon last April which vdieatdeal. schopls, WUtom Curtis’ num ba as president of the Mancbater As of Saturday, Oct. 28, BUI hat way tor others. She has the It is that the puhlh* might Iho bom that point on, and of vidout dvU war inside South Some il2 persons with incomes aev a even asked questions at iany FitzGoald, the oidy candidate is the amount that will be allowed next an “administrative striictore’’ (a made all his hair fall out, permanently damaged his scalp, Will we allow ourselves to be one building priority was a need (3um ba of .Commerce; and as a visited more th u 3,000 hom a on strength of h a convictions to announced last Thursday by Vietnam over 3200,000, paid no income fooled? meeting. Ifis job as director to to who has committed himself to year under the autmnatic pay Increase applaud a veto by the Pnaldent, vague terminology proposed in and caused him “great physical pain, einbaiTBssment and f a a new junia high sdHwL This represent the people but I have trustee of the Lutz Junior a d o a to door basis. The can­ face the issua arid d a l with Haimi, exceeded Mr. Nixon’s Ekiglish by Le Due Tho himself) Such a renewed conflict, taxre and J.P. Getty paid less Robert P. Tardiff discharge conunitmenU to clients Museum. He is a veteran, and a didate who wUl w ak hard to be othen on the penonal level. She hopes. They also made a mbckeiy without U J. participation, is un­ humilitattoil.'’ than 310,000 in taxes on an in­ need still exists. yet to aee Um question the town and paithen and make the office plan for Congress and top offidab of the whoever he may be next year, if be finds slK^d be set up to include 93 Arnott Road Last y e a the electorate turned fine family man. BUI is a elected, wUl certainly wOk hard is the kind of person who we need of ciaiffli 1^ McGovern and the doubtedly possible. But the new On the other side of the coin though we have been told come of 3100,000,000. administrattoo as the people do. of judge of probate a luU-time „aduate of the executive and judicial brandies. the commission too generous in its d ements of the Thieu govern­ Manchesta down the proposed 8 million , University of at the job when elected. Thank to represent ui at the State peace movement that the Presi­ agreement offeri certain that permanents for men are the “in” thing and very much In addition, the big oil com­ He m aka great promiaa, with a occupation Uk« it should be. J rv„,n»r»ir..» Srhn ment, south Vietnamese Com­ doltor ptos ju sia high sebboL Connecticut School of Law. you, Legislature. I urge you to support Udail offered the plSn. that gave recommendations. dent ddlberatdy waited until the safeguards. For example, Hhnoi panies pay about 3 per cent of tot of talk, such as his stand on Very truly yours,) munists and neutraliats to the “coming” thing. Howeva, the need f a improved This past yea I have had the Sincerely, ha. U72 ekdion to settle on terms has made no demawa that the their incomd in taxes. Yet, in­ pornography, but ao action. Robot B. Price. Congressmen a 41 per cent boost from “organize" elections. No dste is facilitia and classrooms for pleasure of working with B ^ on R ^er M. Negro JohnOiDonato Congress could vote to decline the iwy available in 1988. UA. remove tti vast air arsenal stead o f, plugging the tax Tired E m ^ proibtoa and unfeeiing 37 Linwood Drive set, but it seems apparent that . The Manchester Chamber of Ckimmerce has updated its junior hi^ students Is still the Town Board of Directors. He '203pakSt. 33 Cushman Drive 330,000 to 342.500 in 1960. He also is Consider, for example, the from fields in Thailand. That air loopboks which allow these peo­ actions do not betong in the Mancbater boost and endure the cost of living like elections can’t he held until all slide presentation of MandiestO’. The previous presentatioi To the editor: critical The 9th grade from filing has always b e a willing to serve Mancbater Mancbater future of President Thieu and hli power remains a threat against ple and corporations to get away author of a law under which fedsal three factions are in agreement. was a good one, but the new slide show is better. The I am tired of peUtions, com- (about 350 students) is stiU being • ordinary dtizens. Or, more Ukefy. it ttfir u t under the terms now North Vietnam. Moreover, it Is without pajing their fair share to employes have reodved four salary in­ m ittea and a stalling f a Ume by , housed at Manchester High i^ e e d to by Hanoi aS ^caIhpared Why, then, did Thieu raise such assured that at least part of presentation is a project of the chamba’’s Public Relations taxes, the Nixon Administiiition could override a veto and point out to the Board of Education. In ^ School and Behnet Juntor High to creases in four years and are due to grt ta the tanas Hand had Insisted a huge public stink during Hanoi’s fwce now in the south (>immittee headed by Arthur H. Dauer. It is available for gave big business an investment th e people th at, as UdaU says, “this is a “Qty of VUlage Charm*’ there ova crowded by several hundred on for the pest four yean. Kisslngo-’s latest visit to Saigon will be ordered hqme to bidtress showing to interested clubs and organizations by contacting tax cretot.boilanza worth billions another next year. are conditiom in sonie of o a students. cost of living atUustmmit that dearly Hanoi's demands included last wedc, screaming like a stuck Hanoi’s claim of “Victoty’’ in the the ciuunba. of dollars. elementary schools that the Under UdalTs automatic plan, a com­ If I have learned anything to every other segment of Americans, in­ these kqr points; Thieu ana bis pig that be would never accept a new agreement with the U.S. Thus, when it comes to tax Board of Education refusa to “conrupt oUque" nuirt abandon coalitioi government? Thus, Mr. Ntzon and Hanoi the nine years I have spent on the mission of nine private dtiaeni is ap­ Trade sources estimate that shoplifters steal three billion revenues, the President believes remedy on the rouse that “th ae Board of Education it to that the cluding Sodal Security radpieits have aB povstr in South Vlitnam, to be Thieu’s game was largely pey- now have given Thieu a brighter that the middle income taxpayer doUan worth of merchandise a year from American is no money’’. Some of our non-college bound students pointed evoy four yean to review rcfuacad fay a coalition g o v ^ cfadogical. As we nqiorted last future than leaned possible. And had." retailers. Since this loss is passed on to the consumer in the should pay for the cost of govern­ classrooms have o v a 30 children. leaving tte. Manchester school salaries. If the President bos no ohjec- mant; and the U.8. must agree t o . week, he has been terrified that an exit has been found out of the form of higher prices, the public is actually subsidizing this ment. Even the complex system Thae teachers .do not have system could be much better atop an aid to Saigon. withdrawal of American military hideous war that should save tions, he passes the emnmission’s kind of crime. of revenue sharing not dis­ teacha aid a nor do they have prepared for the area job market. Udail recognises that a Congresskmai A tolfd major demand was force would be taken as a signal more tlubi Mr. Nixon’s fsce. The retail industry says the average inventory loss is IS per guise the fact that the revenue the room i a an aide, nor are they The Board of Education, ad­ lecommendatfbni on to Congress, wfaidi pay raise “hits a seisitive nerve , in being to re d was collected from cent vriiich includes breakage and employe pilferage as able to teiich chUdien propaly.. ministrators, teachers and prin­ can let the boost go tiirou^ without taxpayers,” but be says be believes the the middle income taxpayer because of these overcrowded cipals and concerned townspeo­ asshoplifting. while rich corporations and peo­ conditions. To top it off, p y a 30 having to vote on them. people are getting improved quality in _ One firm reports it apprehended 29,055 shoplifters in 1971. ple are now producing prognuns ple paid little or nothing. pUpil classrooms aire a vtolatioh f a these students. The present This will save them the tons of out­ their lepreMhtativei.. Maybe so. but And where are we spending of the teacha's contracts, A residtoit in Andover w rites that she is disturbed over the vrork-study (C.O.E.P.) projiraro is raged lettm from constituents that som e taxpayers can hardly wait to retire Open Forum this money? AnPtoa cphditiPn which exists a fine beginning,. but more school boy pranks of painting and ruining campaign signs. Not to put people to work. Two in all (^ementiiiy schools is a lack came in the wake of 1969’a big boost, some of those Congresameii'and Irt them programs at the junior high level Sie referred to the painting of STOP over the Nixon Now million.)people have lost their Pf playground a id a at lunch and entorgement of the C.O.E.P. □ever, vrtut? their plush sign on Route 6 in Andover. jobs since Richard Nixon to(A time. ChUdreh cannot go Putside .' program at the high school are Re-elect Odegard state senator. He has displayed a been tolerant to a point. After a She makes a good point-though when she comments: office (80,000 right here' in to itoiy alter toeir Itoudi because needed. Until we can take the sincere in te r s in the people he time they have call^ and asked if “Altbou^ it is the right of every person to express an Connecticut). Though the un­ there is no one (o out with nitog.;9th grade stodenti out of ^ To The editor; repsqsents by keeping the lines of we would refrain rny son’s fun employment rate has stablized to them. Aida usi^ to the p ut were the high schopl to free up space, The American voters have been comimtolcatlon open through with his prized possession. He did opinion, tm tever the topic might be, it shouldn’t infringe recent months, the 1 number of not rehired beause ' ‘there is no Ao more can be accomplished. told over and over again that the ___ have a place where he could ride, On thb rights of others trying to do the same. No pnm . people iriio are uhaole to find weekly ofto^lkto” to each town money”.. Teachers cahnpt.be „ ,New ijtb f a c ^ a , new art and FocusMn Connecticut ktaMst Of” -w ho ld a|n o Ipngerr^. . V,. A . jjjj Impressive but it'.‘rtieant crossing the street ’’opinionI isisbette^ thappthen but such an exprtssion.can only . h. work had'eontimied to increase.- askhd to" Abchi|t- thfr'addiU ^.*‘i‘ music pro^anis and library can be found in oiir government,’ ’ vol record toflects thorough and waUdng it down the road, but 'furthifr separate an ever broadening gap in generations and Not io sucictysfully fight infla­ playground duty becapse they too fadlitia wifi also result from the The voters in the 4th Senatorial ai^ ^oxiscientibus evaluation of now he can’t do that because of a life itself. tion. Prices have risen 17.8 per are human and are entitled to a District can point wito pride to: reinovaj qf these, filtog students. For a toief period T nc^y id^t,.tbe Northeast, it is doubj^ t '“ iel' v ,V: > ' town ordinance forbidding him to cent since 1968. Wholesale prices lunch break. Manchoter, like mosttowns, is ekbCbtlM Supposed” if/Ddegard is a con- do s6; nation will fdcus od Connecticut The Amoicaa L ^on naticmally is spearheading a move* have risen twice as fast as during ■'• Why isn’t'there any liibifey? It having a g ro t problem with swing rtates to the fibdwiCst mr.Far ru|e —. tor Dave Odcigard is our ', honest and hard-working On some Sunday's, when I can, inent to restore Veterans Day to Nov. li and Memorial Day the Johnson years, and medical certainly can’t be because our drugs, alcohol and delinquency to because it has a traditioa of refxnrting ita West. state aenStor. man who should be returned to I take him and a friend of his to to May SO. costs are rising at an annual rate Board of EducaUon elected to youn^rters from the 6th grade on. Recently, I had the pleasure of the State Senate for another term Glastonbury, to what is called election returns early. From the Republican point of view, Curroitly, six states, Oklahoma, Mississippi, G eoi^, of 6.6 per cent- Though the Presi­ pay our new superintendent of If anyone Hloubts these hearing Lt. Governor T. Clark of outstanding seryice to both the “the Meadows”. Now, if he had to dent may try to blame Congress, Tradition has it too that it is a strong the Connecticut returns will be watched Illinois, Indiana: and West Virginia, observe Veterans My schools approximately 38,000 statements, a call to Police Qiief ihiU rrter to Senator Odegard as people in the Fourth District and wait for my free Sundays to do for this, the fact remains that more to start than o a outgoing one of the honest and hard to the State of Connecticut. this, I am afraid it wouldn’t be Nov. 11. Reardon or 'Youth S ovica co­ Donocratic state which will add to the for almost the opposite reason. Will a while wages were successfully supe^tendent received wdien Ite ordinator Bob Digan at working members of the State Stocereiy, very often. In fact I feel a waste The November edition of the Legion nugazine says: interest of the election analysis who will shift to President Nixon by Democrats frozen, nine oiit of ten price left, tt certainly can’t he because Manchester High Scho

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REODETERGENT PRODUCnON LAGS r Has Owlish Sense Of Humor BERLIN (AP)—East Ger­ many’s government reports Democrats Favared To Keep Control Of House detergent production continues By law is GUtiCK At ^49, Henry Kissinger, a curiy- One book by Prof. Kisanger in Since then the endrgetlc But Kissinger also nfakes use of WASHINGTON (AP) - Veteran strstegMs for t&e two ■t Anpdated P k m Writer haired refugee from Naxi to lag behind demand deq>ite an enoq^ Democrats to win control Republicans look for a net gain is agreement that polls showing particular-Nuciear Weapons and Kissinger has been intimiitely a quick wit as when be briefed Wideqiread rtdisfricttng and the ting, primary-elect^ defeats colleague. His speaking- WASHINGTON (AP) - B lu e persecution of the 1930s dearly order for a 40 per cent increase major political parties gie fidily of the House.' ' ' of about 26 Seats; Democrats are Nixon with a suhstanfial edge A similar aitaattoa In Foreign Policy, published in identified with virtually every newsmeh on the grain deal with outoome of the prckldenfial dec- and the quest for other dfice, engagements for other gray eyes peered owlisbly relishes a role he probably never this year. Another 40 pw cent To take charge, the GOP, recondkd to a net lots of b a n 12 over Sen. George McGovern ate Texas, where incumbents 1957-faelped establish him inter­ major Nixon fbreigDiwIicy ven- the Soviets, and gave an Incorrect tioa pose question marks over close to agreement that the incumbents will not be on the Democrats were booked right up throu^ hom-riinined glasses at IncTeaae also has been ordered which now has 177 members, to 15. accurate. But the expvti aay Qiaham PurceU. Demoori, end dreamed of as a socco'-playing nationally as an authority on ture—the Peking spet^cuiar, nest week’s voting to fill 435 ballot In 57 districts on Nov. 7. La to Nov. 7. rqwrters januned into the White date for the Commerce tor 1973. Republicans will not upset would have to unseat Democrats There is substantial agreement Robert Price, Repubttcaa, a n youngster in bis native F^iertb, application of modem roUtary precedent-breakiilg deals with House seats. polls conducted by Hewse can­ three districts, pairs of in­ Redistrlcfing is tbe basis for secretary’s visit to Moscow. in 39 districts and retrin two on which contests may produce running in tte 13th District House press room. The deep Bavaria. He is President Nixon’s power in today’s world. He the Soviets, the “file” against In­ didates and private organhatlou cumbents are opponents. victory predictions by both Rqmblican seats now vacant upsets. In Wisconsin, incumbents voice tinged with a guttural G a- prime adviser on foreign affain. argued against John Foster reflect a cloeer diviskxi between dia in lart Decefhber^s South Democrats bold 225 seats and '» —The voting habits of young political partica in many aieaa. David Obey. Derooent end AMn man accent was explaining the Bnnight to New York C3^ in Didles’ ‘^nasshre retalization’’ file two partiei. dn|y a fauKbttde Asian war, and of course as have one vacancy. Demibctats go into the dectkns people in a nattonal rieetton have In Iowa, wfakfa lost one seat O’Konski, Republican, a n paired Vietnam settlement plan. 1938 by his Jewish parents when doctrine and in favor of “O ^ l e WANTED of unexpected slxe by Nixon super-envoy in the secret sessions FUELOIL Community Colleges with 36 candidates having no not been tested fully; the con- because of reapporfionment, in­ against each other bacanee of “There is a very long and they fled Hitler's Germany, would be likely to sweep/tbe response,’! * concept later with North Vietnam. Clean, Late Model Four yean ago, when Presi­ oppmients and nine others facing stitufiooal amendment lowering cumbents Neal Smith, DeroocraL redistrictlnR. complex section on intonational Kissinger studied at the City Republicans into contnL the adhpted by Washington Perching at his ^evation cm 17.9 dent Nixon was elected, no major-party opponents. the voting age to 18 was not in and John Kyi, RepubUout, a n supervision," Dr. Henry A. College of New York to become 2SS6SI.Min. forecasters daim. strategists. he precarious, as Kissinger will To Resist State R e p u b lk ^ had a net gain of five Republicans start vrith seven effect in 1968. running in the same dtstricL Kiminger said, “which will no an accountant But the U.S. Army I Day Nrtict Par Oellvarv —Redistrlcfing has reshaped The ambitious Kissinger got adm it T h e 5 foot 9, 176-pound M-Heur numer larvKa USED CARS seats, hiking their total to 192. members unopposed and one op­ —Hie emotional reaction to Republicans , datan Kyi has the NEWlr^EXei^tQ doubt occupy graduate students the boundaries of districts in ^ e . ■ called him In World War n and be into politics, tooi as a foreign Kissinger accepts the challenge The largest recent gain for the posed by a minor-party can­ pending settlement of the war hi for yean to come..." MANCHESTER TppPrkeaPaM ^ about 40 states. New voters have NATURAL HEALTH became Pvt. Kissinger. He policy-adviser to Nelson A. with gusto. Rudget Restrictions GOP was in the 19W dectlon, didate. Indochina cannot be measured. For a fleeting moment the spell headed for Harvard in 1946 and OIL HEAT, INC. For All Makes been added in some cases, and ElMCEMIMK^ Rockefeller when the New York “P ^ l e think responsibility is from a low of 140 to 187. Close to 1,01)0 persons arc In the dosing weeks of the .FOOD SHOPPE high drama, the suspense cast M M fO S old onm shifted in others. won degrees through Ph. D. He governor bid for the Republican hard to bear,*' be says. “It's not. I CARTER CHEVROLET Not since 1962 have seeking the 392 contested seats. campaign. Democrats have hem with word that at least “we was a brilliant student and stayed : BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) - There arc 11 entirely new dis- XUSSfiKENIIUE presidential nomination. think that sometimes it is the prepared a' budget in excess of Republicans controlled the Some of the impondetabla in­ without the aervica of one of believe peace is at Ijaiid,” bndce CO., INC. tricts: five In (California, three In NMniUaiiUI AT THE at Harvard to trach as a specialist Prudent-elect Nixon hired the absence or responsibility that is 1229 Mila Sbsd. About 60 faculty representatives $22 mlllkm for 1973r74, an lih House. clude: thdr most able camjiaigncn. cutcnuincs as reporters laughed. in foreign affairs. Read Florida and one each in Arlsmu, aide of his m tw hile rival in 1968. harder to bear." of the state’s 12 r^ o n a l com- crease of slightly more than 10 Strategists of the two partia - —The size of the vote and the Majority Leader Hale Boggs of , nMCmtmU, PARKAOE Phene 64S-C464 > nuinlty. colleges have banded Colorado and Texas. Herald Ads per cent ’over the current school ' predict the outcome this way: winner of the nresidenov. 'Hipre Louisiana w u lost on a plane trip togattter to cmnbat what they year. called the state admlnlstration’a That budget would permit a . mounting fiscal demands. normal incrouw in the number of Wo MAIN STREET, Claiming that Gov. Thomas J. students and was a c c q ^ by the ^^Known for Quality, Famous for Service/iince 1874^^ NteskUl’i pn^xMed 3;3 per cent state Commission for Higher MANCHESTER y ceUJng on state agency budget Education, Fhgan said. for the 1973-74 fiscal The b o ^ chairman said in iHO USE year would Jeopardize education addition, Mexkill has aslmd the at ^ community college level, trustees to prepare another sweater UM; rqiresentatives fmmed the bud^Bt .wdth no more than a 3.3 Versatility in Solid Maple Connecticut Ifigher Elducation per cent increase over the current Coordinating Conunittee, acco^ year.. ding to group spokesman Eric B. Here is a special sole offering of a most outstanding en sale! dePendleton. “Reluctantly, the board com­ stock maple bedroom group. Versatile because of the plied,” he said, “mainly to show U a budget requested by many pieces offered, this group is time tested. We like it Meskill w o e implemented, 63 (the administration) the n ativ e fulltime faculty members would effect of such a budget bn the because for over ten years it has been tops In acceptance, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger' LADIES' community college system.” be dismissed, 15 others would be unique in quality, color nutched and cabinet work. Our reduced to part-time status and Acccurding to Fhgan, the second tiirAleneek the,; teach in g load for the budget points out that in addition service department just loves it! 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The Vatican turtleneck sweaters are kitten- . Colleges, said the board had trustees,” he said. Anniversary Sale Ends with new rates to go into e fl^ hopes a pending nationwide soft to the touch. Navy, Wednesday. The move drew im­ referendum sometime next year brown, black, white. Sizes'34 Saturday, Nov. 4th mediate accosations that the or in 1974 would repeal the UTO to 40. Roman CaUiolic Church was divorce law. canq)eting with (fivotoe courts. "In the Vatican,’’ Rom e’s n Judge Defers Action M EN'S ; Ih e Vatican confirmed the new Meaaggero said, “th^ seem t judicial fees after a Rome engaged in a competition eam- On IBM Case Motion » newspaper printed the text of the palip. Now they tell people who {sullover circular l e t o bp which Italy’s want to break iq> their maniage: for other courts to follow In Dino cardinal Sfatfia, the p r ^ viitti us, it is cheaper.’’ NEW YORK (AP) - A federal similar antitnist cases. dent, of the Sacred Rota infonned The new foes range from $255 sweaters judge has reserved decision on a bisbops around the worid of the to $510 for attorneys. Trial ex­ motion by International Business Mirror The Justice Department filed a deciskm. penses range from $425 to $966 Machines Corp. for a trial to complaint against ;IBM in 1969 Under the new system, Vatican for one trial Each maniage case, determine the scope of the com­ and announced earlier Uiis^month authorities will strictly control however, requires at le M two puter market and IBM’s share in ‘49.50 it sought to di;^de IBM into the fees that those seeking an trials for a rulfog to become final. it. several competing units because annulment have to pay to at- ' An IBM lawyer adeed Chief Choose from full fashion crew, the giant firm was allegedly tomqn.’ Ihe attorneys will be Judge David M. E ddstdnof UA. monopolising jbe mark#. paid through the ooort and within neck Shetland wooL and tur­ District Court' Monday to the minimmn jiint marimiim fee tleneck worsted wool sWeot< ■ separate that issue from the X ■ A R B S limits set in the letter. •rs.; Blue, broWn, heather, Jiultce Department’s anttfiust V 'Barr said the Justice. Depart- burg.undy, tgni green, gold.'^ suitiagainst IBM and odl it to This, the lettet's^ Js aimiedat . wBy PHIL PASTOBET itient waa conuderi^l||l^e firn# 54" Triple ■V • '> Spindle Eed “riiminating the misnses which S, m, I, x l., . > trial; as soon as possible. as the totel industry altocAigh, he W^ve riven up having in this field have b m a U e ^ or Thomas D. Bo t , the lawyer, asserted, scores of tompeting .Dresser Twin dr Foil birthdays, out somehow they ..... said resolution of this issue would electronic data processing com­ have actually taken |Sace’’ ghdng. come along just the same. Size start to “rumors which iea% » • • - speed up the suit and create a panies have entered the market procedure that would be a model in recent years. M72.50 damage file Church.” Priests and If the air is unusually ■ ■ lay lawyers included in a Vatican nnny this autumn, you’re ' s ‘82. list of autboriaed attorneys of the probably doumvavnd from m Sacred Rota tribunal are known a neighbor with a do-it- to diaige up to $17,000 or more yourself juice kit. for each marriage case. The circular letter came after two papal dedsfons bad made amubnats easier recently. In a motu proprio — a decree by his own band — Pope Paul VI revamped procedures to speed up Night Stand court activities last year. Later he widened the numbo’ of cases in ^ *55. which the Church would declare , Add to your vocabulary Mirror a marriage void to cover rifects of ancient languages the of narcotic and alcoholic addic­ words “please” and “thank you.” tion, sduzophrenia add other *43.50 mental conditions. A

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Saturdays 9:30 A.M. to 5';30 P.M. - Closed Mondays - Phone 643-5171 "BANK> ' iM.WIk*Oiaa, set for Sun­ b all let to walk the entite route. On thb date— , ling Tips fo r (teenage retreat). Teenage day atj-aun., rain or lUne, will In 1765, some American •’Potpourri" . . . HousohoW Hints ond S h ^ l : Bronte Pelican • Awards in C-Ji The goal b 2,000 walkers with monay. Don’t recognition of their years Of daughters are invited. Members at Manchesta High School each having 20 w more sponsors colonbts d ^ ed tbdr royal gova- tra y 's busy woman, to sava you tUna and m Latol^ipe, Matthew Scott, aon o f Nocmaii L. and Linda J. dedication and service in the field are reminded to bring a toy a n o c o m a 33-mile route. of at least 10 cenb p a mite to DOfs as the British Stamp Act miss us — .Wa'ra hara on tha womans paga aaeh marked “ boy” or “girl.” Dussauit,Latulippe of lU Range Hill Dr. He wai bom Oct. 17 at of catholic scouting. So tor Mandiesta High Sdiool help in the fidht to wiM out Uith went into effect. Wadnasday — lust lor you. Guest speaker will be Prof. has o v a 450 studenb regbtered. defects. Sponsor sheets and In 1788, the U.S. (Continental. to ^ M ^ itih ^ r'^ m ito tt’ of 359 B. MtdSle^^pki^!^ paternal Carmen Donnarununa, professor The Manchester Area Alumnae to’ fraot of the adiool office, a regbtraticai cards are available at Congress, which had first met in grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Aime LatuUppe of 780 Vernon St. of History at Fairfield University. au b of Pi Bete Phi wiU hold ito huge map of the route t e tbe the sebod prlndpal’s offica. 1774, was adjourned. He has a brother, Jbon'Piul, 4, and a sister, Lisa Matte, 7. regular meeting, Monday, Nov. walk ta dtqdayed, and informa­ In 186f, the U.S. Phst Office 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the. home of tion buUetini and regbtration introduce postal money ordos. Sporj^ Stylas SentorCitbenSpecteb HlOusM Important Golden Charm aups are tinyly fuzzy sweater T a o More**. 11 Madison farina are avaUaUe. In 1940, Britbh boinbers bit Need perking up? PARISAN Blouaea com bin e simpli­ Autumn's here. Head into fall boleros in. soft.pastel colors. Girard, Gregory Vincent son of ^hcent G. and Susan Alesander i U c I U O C r S n i p 1 0 & Rd., Ekifield. The program wiU The Student Assembly b spon- NiRies, Italy for the first time in Short daytime d resses COIFFURE at 50 Oak St. wUl city with pixxai. Unadorned in fashionable hair styla...Cut­ These pale boleros are worn Girard Jt. of FVirge Rd., Coventry. H| was bom Oct. 16 at be an informal paiid discussion 80^ the itolh at MHS, and Glen World W a H. have returned to the fashion offer on any ’Tuesday, Wednesday scooped necks leave the ex­ ting, Styling by o a expert staff. ^.with dark dreasea for a flat­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal'gpmdparents are Mr. The Manchester Junior on file subject women’s lib. All Ooibpa, (tasideht, has arranged A Pretty Set In 1945, the British announced scene. Sporty styles, partic­ at Thursday, a shampoo and set citement fMr the new billow­ Lets get togetha at the Goldcrt tering contraat. Women’s Club will have a tea for and Mrs. Robert Alesander of 67 Tboituis Dr. Hit patenul ^ area PI Phi’s are invited. tai a rod(.hand at the end of the that all ^ den ce indicated that ularly one-piece dresses with f a $2.50 and a haircut if needed ing sleeves that fit snugly at (Tharm. For appointment call 649 grawbMienta are Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Girard of IS'firent Rd. Hia prospective members, Monday at WMk. The . entire craasHxnmtry Adolf Hitla had killed himself in the looks of a shirt, skirt and for $1.50 more a a permanent the wrist. 2806. GOLDEN CHARM 8 p.m. at the home of 1 ^ . great-grandmother Is Mrs. George Ryan of Woodhaveni‘f|, Y. He Army and Navy Golf League (••nr and the diealeading squad a bunka in Berlin. pullover, are the most popu­ including shampoo haircut and COIFFURES. 1143 Tolland Tpke. My Thanksgiving and Christ­ Raymond Vltellt 27 Concord Rd. has two sisterB, Catherine, 6, and Elisabeth, 4. hiembm are reminded of the have iftoed to walk and the In 1950, two Puerto Rican lar. Sweater dresses, knits, set for $8 Tel. 843-9832 f a an WhihB Shirit Back Burr Comers.MSnehata. mas decorations are coming The organlatioo, founded in banquet, Friday, at 7, p.m. at the footbiUf team has offered to nationaUsts tried to foce,.theb leather and sueda also are appointment. White shirts, which haven’t along beautifully thanks to liM , is a member of the Connec­ dub. Shunuui, Soot David, son of David N. and Sherry Rtdlins Shuinan way into Blair House in leading choices. been seen for quite a while, Fussy Baloros FAIRWAY'S wonderful selec­ ticut Federation of Women’s I the route. of 235 Center St He was bom Oct 16 at ManrtwOr Memorial J ^ or class student Mike Washington to'tiy to assassinate have returned tor men. The tion. Clubs and la involved in all The Caplol Area Senior The latest in evening cov- HoqdtaL Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rollins CkiuBd already has ov a 50 spon- < President Harry 'Druman. One of Jackott Am In white shirts will set off the aspects of community service. Assodation will meet Monday at Decorators Dream td Livonia, Mich. His paternal gran^iarents are Mr. and Mrs. soa to' lead the way. The high them was killed by guards. season’s more colorful suits Membership is open to any Watkins Anniversary Sale ends Jackets, cut like baseball raebdas Shuinan of 72 Broad St school hopes to have 1,000 Ten years ago: Fidri Cutro and ties. woman from 18 to 40 years of age Sjst., Nov. 4. Stop in today and see warmup jackets, are trans­ Careers Day walkers, and make a sizeable rejected any form of Inter­ lated into ultra-femininity from Manchester and aurroun- national inspection on the floor after flo a of fiiie Home Brown, Mkbael Erie, too of Patridi M. and Gail OuOlette Brown Tailored Elegance- ding communlttea. Anyone in­ i caotributhm to the March of Furnishings. We’te open Tuesday when paired with a match­ At Hospital Dhna. withdrawal of Soviet misaites Knitters World of 91 Washington St He was born O ct 16 at Manchester Memorial terested in further informaUon through Friday til 9 P.M. for yoa ing skirt. Either iti suede KNITTERS WORLD has Lightwei^t and warm doublefaced wool reverses in pearl iMrtldipanb solicit sponsors from Cuban soil. with leather trim or leather Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George R. regarding the chib or the tea may The Auxiliary of Manchesta s b o p i^ convenience. Saturdays always carried the finat In yam Vdto canfaribute 10 cenb a mile to Five years ago; President Lyn­ with suede trim, the new STATE LOTTERY OuiUette of 244 Woodland St His paternal grandparents are Mr. grey and white, left, And each side is detailed with welt contact Mrs. Charles Carsky, 86 Memorial Hospital will sponsa a 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed and needlecraf( materlab, but /' “cjhea" their walka on and It b don Johnson told a news con­ suit la m a e than casual. and ifrs. Pud E. Brown of Bruna, Boned. £Qi maternal great­ seaming, club collar and back belt. A smashing spotted coat Keniieth Dr., Vernon. hospital careers day Thursday, Mondays. Phone 643-5171. now thty offer you something hoped eadi walka will obtain 20 ference that w a protestos do grandmother is Mrs. Joseph B. Deacon of Coventry. He has a sister, is really fake and proud of i t It is collared in fluff that might Nov. 9 at 3 p.m. Theme of tte extra—a complete line of Stems sponsors. not aid ^ c e . Kiinbetlqr Elliabeth, 4. fool the red fox itself. A warm look for fall and winter. program will be “ Health Careers and Fater quilting lupplla. in­ East Catholic High School’s One y ea ago: American troop It's Gray Flanntl Copping Long Hair DRAWING fw Real People.” strength in Vietnam dropped cluding quilting hrops'. They're McCaD, Seatt Joaepb, sou of Kenneth and Diane FaiBcantell Registration will be in the con­ committee, led by John Healy, Some gray gra. ftonnel for fall Woolen smugglers caps. located all in one convenient McCall of Wimmantic. He was born Oct 12 at St Francis Hospital. by Srodent Council president, below 200,000 for the first time in head hugging hats with wide ference room in the basement of nealy six years. la anythfiig'bnt elasilc. One pbee at the Manchater Parkade. His maternal gran^Mventa ateMr. taiA Mrs. Herman J. PaacanteH the hospitalat 3 p.m. A snack vrill r^orta that o v a 50 students have of tbe inelaaatea to a salt cuffs, low great with long Open W., Th„ F. tU 9. Thursday, Nov. 2 of New Boltco Rd. Ifis patcnwl gr^parents are Mr. and Mrs. Enna p ie i^ b ta e d so fa . Assisting Tow y's birthdays; Spanish with a blonsy pullover flowing hair. Ibln or fine be served at that time. Soprano Victoria de los Angela b Kenneth McOaU of EatfevineT O s matonal great-grandmothor is V After regbtration, the film Heaty are Sandy Baytes, Bill Jacket, gathered at the hair can be tucked inside Jfrs. Flank PaascfunMll of School S t-H is paternal great-" Goria and Pift McAbee. Sam 50 48. waist, aari warn with baggy the CM and then tiny wispy “ Memba (d the F a n ^ ” which Jetticks' Thought f a today; The beat •tranda'can be pulled down Show tho Kna«8 10:30 A.M. grandmother te.MN. Ida Kdley of WilUinantic. He has two sisters, David P. Yonika, son of Mrs. Training Centa in Great Lakes, Army Pvt. John L. Odell, son phsteta were completed at a pasts. Was filmed at MMH will be reason I can think of lot not to encircle the face. Pleated skirts in solids or Joy, U, and 'nacy, 8,; and one brother, Kevin, 3. Mary K. Yonika of 250 Kelly Rd:, Dl. Of Mr. and M n.Elm a L. OdeU of shown. Suppa will be served in poata party Sunday, and are Vernon, has been commissioned 512 E. Center St. recently com­ dbplayed thrpugb hallways running for President o f the plaids vary in length this Pahide, Stephea Andrew, son of Robert and Ann Kasperan the hospital cafeteria followed by The Sensational Sandal from United States b that you have to season but most of the styles a second lieutenant in the U.S. pleted the cleik-typbt course at presentation of careen and a tour Enna Jetticks. . . the fashion shoes, that make and atairways. ECH b now State Armory Dulude of Enfidd. He was boro Oct 10 at Manchester Manorial working oo a hanna to be himg shave twice a day—Adlai Steven­ reach Just above the knee. Air Force upon graduation from Army Sgl. l.C. Gerard Noel, the U.S. Army Infutry ’Draining of the hos|dtaL ‘The careen to be life comfortable! The open heel Took that has . S O V X A K GJKKBWC. HospitaL Ifis mMernal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George aeroii E. Middle Tpke. at ‘ son. Velvet vests In autumn 330 M ain St. O fflea Thdning Scbool.(OTS) at son o f Mrs. Bernadette Noel, 27 Centa, Ft Dix, N. j. He entoed presented are: physician, lab never gone out-of-style, and has never looked Kailieran of 4 Chriitepher Dr., Rodcville. Hia paternal grand- Lackland AFB, Tex. stating point on the day of uaaA colas are perfect tops. Brainard Pi. recently was the Army in Decemba 1971 and technician, physical thaapy, more stylish and fashion right. AcM frMds M a n c h e ste r n a r ^ are Mr. and Mri. Nonnand Dulude of 20 L]TO Dr., Vernon. L t Yonika, selected for ()TS WAa.» u/r.ft aligned to the 13th S u p ^ was last stationed at Ft. Dix, N. J. dietary, medical records wiaik. Hb paternal great-grandmother la Mrs. Arthur Guay of Pawtudtet, through competiUve examina­ 'Bruce McCubrey, Student ocr.st Main St. Guild Lottery Ticket Vouchers Brigade at Ft. Hood, Tex. SFC The 19-year-old soldter b a 1970 librarian, respiratory therapy, Duchess... Black Suede ^334941 R L He hai a faro&r, Michad, 2. tion, b being assigned to Moody^ Cbunell advisor; aind Joanne Sneak into FAIRWAY and look May Be Redeemed At The Armory Until Noel b serving as a movements graduate of Manebesta High operating room, technician, nur­ C rochet PLACATING PELE AFB, Ga., for training as a pilot. School. Brown Suede Coutta, council p :^ d e n t at at thoie new lamp shadei. supervisor with the 162nd sing, x-ray technician, oc­ 5431 HILO, HawaU (A P )-A t least 'TAURUS 1 HandUi« . SIPIgMiSM 4tY»u The Time of The Drawing. D daW i, Oeaum Rae, daughter of Robert T. and Rita Ptetrzak He b a 1968 graduate of South Etennet Junior EUgh. School, S2A ia 62Ptan* oer^,u, Wonderful selection- Wonderful Transportation Detachement of cupational therapy, pharmacy, Rtpruea ' t i e Ddnidd of Loefar Rd., IbOai^Sbe was born Oct. n at Mandiester Windsor High School and report that ova^OO itadaib pre- Whether you crochet or one visitor is convinced of tbe SCeitHiva 3JTW ssAeohat NOP. 21 prices. *■ Memorial HoqiitaL H a maternal grandmotba is Mrs. Sabina the Rigade’s 180th TYamporta- , and social service. 4 S«ttl« . 34 Da 64 You received an degree in 1970 Portable Pads regbtcfed, withfllm showing and l^ ti'y ou will be able to truth of a legend which says tbe '^i-1931-a _ Bo 6SBM* 3-193984; Ftetrak of Ocero, HL Hapateraal gireat-grandparents are Mr. and Uon ^ttalion. He entered the The program udll conclude at 9 THE BOOTERY make, this pretty Mt of 7 -5 2 BPtnwnal from Mitchell (College, New Lon- Make-up remover pads are p o t o raddhd going on. Hawaiian fire goddess Pele will sot 7 . assuol 66 At 53 Ifti. Chades Ddnidd of 01 Demlng St H a great-grandmotba is Army in 1953 and was last p m. Any high school student matching tern and long 7 Plbl«M Wb 67 Won’t ,don. He earned hb BA degree in handy to carry around in ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE 643-8802 Frinidpal Cone h u been punish artyone who distturbs h a oe neoenofy lb s . , Anastasia Kowalski of Ocero, uL She has a brotba, Kenneth, staitloned in Thailand. The from Manchesta or surrounding tcarfi No. 6481 haa .b<^ tMAVtt • IM (0pp. Conn. Golf Land) home, Kilauea Volcano. J i v '?A«V mathematics in 1972 from the your pocketbook for over­ towns who would like to attend hetytog out and b hopeful-of a crochet and knit direc- hi/tUn 5,; and tvvb sisters, Lynn, 3, and SOebeUe, 2. sergeant’s wife, Doris, lives in night nripa or midday appli­ tlona tor hat and acarf. Officials of Hawaii Volcanoea lOfioinM 40» . University of Qmhecticut. Ifis Copperas Cove, Tex. may make reservations by con­ Open: Mon, Tuts, Wed. 10-6 — Thun, FrL 10-9 top tunuwt from Bennet llWhat wife, HoUy-Ann, b the daughter cations of, greah makeup. or*--Richard lindaren. orin* I M sat la Min Mr Mta ssttea NatiottM Paksaidthey received 12A . Befin, Matthew Vidor, aoo of Victor MatU and Anne DeGoata tacting their guidance office. Saturday 10-6 ' wwmMlEdBI EBBtHB MMl MlWHM* 13 Pay* of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. Spoica- ctoilM mtog Junior B i^ S c ^ ! Sb« Baractt, HaaeZsiUt a small piece of lava rock in the 14Thet 74Choiw CAMKOaX B YisirsH all^ Hdin o f 17 Hbmtington St. He was born Oct. 11 at Manchesta ISYaur Memorial Hospital. His maternal nandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of Glastonbury . raport»-,lib-«ho

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HoepItaL Fdlowlto the hteettag, Forty-six Cub Scouts were win be stationed od Rt. 88 from night from 7 to 9 at the school Rhode bland. Cheryl Lyman, treasurer; Cooks repartlnt t o d i^ Mon­ in n r / : the members wlU tonr the 1 0 ^ Tastykake redpleiits of SI awards presented 9:30 ajn. to 6 p.m. directly across cafeteria. Bernard Ityder, sujierintcndcnt Laitoe ‘ , historian. day raornug, diiooveted diat'" at last week’s Pack 28 montbiy from tbe Town Office Building The non-credit courses are of tbe Covtrary School Depart­ aomaona had bsokan into the meeting. where the voting will be held. open to residents over the age of ment of Covtnby, RJ. is dnlr- ’the sopbooute claas elacted sdwol over the watoend aad laR Receiving awards were Tea 18 in tbe three district towns of man of the romiulttet Assistaht - Dan Moore, president; Jon HOLYCATrOMl 107B thie»li«e rabbits intyrtoaMid in AUSTIN (A P)-the Texas Michael Zachmann, Adam Tbe Junto Women’s 'Chib of Hebron, Andover and chairman is AUw FVaito, prin­ Oonahue, vice piesidant; Ctadac tiro caiataria ovens. SC»UT8 PAREBQi Farlu and Wlldito Depirtnpit M.inul.tf liiM*rs C('upr-r> S.tvmqs Matrick, Stephen Gustason, Hebron has scbeduled another Maribwough. cipal of tbe East Granby Jimto- Tabor, sadetory; Jean Zachman, The rabbits apparently wore oaoD Philip Holmes, Tom Burke, membership tea for Nov. 8 at AKRON, Ohio (AP) - A den The cost will be 113 per course, Senior ifigh School in Connec­ treasurer; and Kitty BDUs, snya most odfish tana can leave mother wanted to find a good nothwiaed, but when the cooks toward Iho purchaso of Gilead HiU School fipom 8 to 10 ticut. , mstorim. their ruiart at hofhe from now Michael Ring, Frank IK^lkes, spot for her 16 Cub Scouts to with half to be paid at the time of 'j' later heated up the ovens, the TM « Coupon 1 Hi. pkg. of Proxon Kenneth Moore, Peter Lewsn- pm. watch a soap box derby parade. registration and the remainder Tbe guidhnoe ctoiartment at sraell of burning rabbit hair on. . Worth dowski (2), Douglas Mecteau, Anyone interested in attending So she herdiM) her into the evening of the first class. Rhamltootfaniicdtbcstondar- Officers to the fraahman dasa flooded out. A regttlaflbn rwiuiring ca Dutchie Lany Wallace, Donald Laynum is asked to contact Mrs. Betty a vacant parki ng space, passed Among me courses being con­ dlaed testtog program to Grade 8 are Susan Porter, prestdent; “We’ve, got a couple of- dia- ^ to be at least U indies Idfig 1 Soft (2), Micbad Zimmer.... Mastandrea of London Rd., a rope around___ them, ’ then sidered are furniture refinlshing, through 10. Maureen Henaghan, vice presi­ ' oooki,’’ Mid Principal helm acratdiad except'hi the Abo, Rd)ert Todte, Matthew membership chairman, or Mrs. dropped a dime into the crewel emtooideiy, sculpture, With the owtyeratioo of the dent; Pam Roberts, seciwury; MtohdlrTtbiiik if we northeast regulatory ■,x Pretzels Wirth, Otis Gonya, John Paula Friei, also of London Rd. parkirigiirig meter.____ auto mechanics for woltaen, teachers, 8RA Achievement tests . Robyn Miner, beasitrar; and Bet­ ipgmewbbpnBedthe Dally bag Uitota And sms pst iaiv%. Osad al an» FaMwi^ tusttaiatktt. Qaad Henodierger (2), Matthew Kede, ’The club is a non-partisan, noo- An1 nmtetote policeman ordered photography, woodworking, will be administered to Grade 8. ty nris, hittorian. • tridc, tun them over to poaaeaaion Umtta retnaia the^ twa.. Otf, n Owtt Sal,. Nav. 4. l i f t . VaM whaft y a h ia m d. Mark Whitehouse, Scout seOr^arian, nonfroflt and hors- them all back on the sidewalk. bookkeeping,. tying, physical today and tomorrow; Difterential nukard, Ronald Oddb, Michael pcditlcal.,poup whose main in­ to which she firmly responded, education, speed reading, knit­ Aptitude tests to Grades on Nov. .The Rhain Band also held dec- OBODaBeaoaoBMBDDneDto7BO terest is shn^og the oommiinity “Parking is allowed on this side ting, creative needlepoint, begin­ 7; and Iowa Ted of Educational tioina and chose PauL Oddb, Kevin Wrigley, Ricard of the street and the law Toraatdea raak with citrna There are 27 bones in |h e M anu.'.u tuM'fs Coupon S.ivinqs raaoD Craig, William Brown, David and educatiomn edvancement. doesn’t say what kind of ning crochet, cake decorating, Development to grade lO on Nov. fridto as importaat suppliers of human hand whkk condiht;Of Smith, Bruce Qrowdl (2), Kevin Book Fair first aid.^ 8 and 9. Shanhon, vice pr vitamin C, and count only about ph.pl4roHool parking. Fve paid my dime and the wrist, palm pnpor, the Jpiir WMloor Awortod Mulcahy, ’Ituimas Mulcahy. Tbe annual book fair, spon­ we’re going to stay.” Also, gourmet cooking, begin­ PifftllHI Megson, secretary 19 calories to the pound. flngMa and the thumb. ’ Also, Timothy Boucher, sored by the PTO, will be heiil Tliey stayed. ning pottery, oil painting, Senior Jim Miner, at a reomt Bergeron, Doniinldi Boucher, Glenn Hun- Nov. 8,9 and 10 at both elemen­ macrame, candle making, electiod, was chosen senior class Waldorf nlford, John Klar, Tim Wood, tary schools in conjunction with decoupage, painting with president. Robert Russell was Bathroom WllhTM* Andre Chicoine, Martin Burke, parent-teadier contosnees. Krylics, shortband, stocks and elected vice president; Pam Coupon Bennett Coates, Dean A large selection of books for bonds, yoga, amateur radio, Heon,^ secretaty; Sue Anderson, Attention! Tissue pre-schoolers through teen-agen LMM M. pH Imm*. Om. M M, r.lhmull *up«,tu>li.l. OM. Standifield, Robbie ElUs, Lany astronomy, meteorology, treasurer; and . Wm.. 0«. n NKII *.)., NW. 4, <*ri. VOM MhW. MMMIM. 'Shortdl, Robert Roche, Teddy will be available to purtbase. geology, and jewelry- historian. ■ Vik, Brian Begin (2), Brian Tbe houn of the fair win be from Tolland County EvaluatiM READING IMPROVEMENT CLASSES^! Sava 10a P a a p o ^ B a Boucher, and Robert Bdangff. 9 to 4:S0 p.m.and hraddition, on The evaluation of Rham Awards jxesented were tbe the 9th, from 8 to 9 pm. Groups To Meet Junior-Senior High School by the BEGINNING NOVEMBER |3,19t2 M M.tnuf.K lun*f, Coup(^n S.tvinc^', laaaa Bobcat, Bear, Denner, Assistant Cbildrcn in both schools are New England Association of working on posters advertising Denno-, and Artists badges. Tbe annual meeting of tbe Schools and Colleges is scheduled ThI* Coupon toward Iho purehoto of Voter Registration the value of books in our lives. Tolland County Cooperative Ex- to Nov. 13 through 18. 0mm to ELgMENTAm mi HKH lOIOOltobMi k aowdU fitMtoif Worth 1 01. no* of Tbe registrars of voters have These posters will be Judged on tegsion Service and the Toliaod ' The major purpose of tto (Wndii. tIMmwJim, «t*.>, Staty 3Mb, ttolntlwiiiii. Vw**iy.; t announced that the Board of Nov. 8 at,3:irpm . and ribbons Ooimty Extension Council vvill be evaluation is to determine hbi %(4. (Mkp.lMnl toUMawiito mi Total Admission of Electacs wiH bold will Jbe awarded for first, second held FHday at the Tofiand Coun­ extensively the school’s and third place in each grade. Cereal its final voter making session ty Agricultural Center, Rt. 30, and plant meet the npeds ex­ - AcaJeMiclkaAugCeateV.lac. - /- 'i before next Tuesday’s elections Judges to tbe contest ate kfrt. Vonon. pressed in the^.-icbool’s Be an even better shopper. UM «w PH lnH*r‘ Om* n n,, *Mlwimi,Ii*I. Om* hw.. 0«. I* Nw. *M.. Mm. 4. I*rt. VU* .rtwik *t-**W4.. on Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. at tbe Carol Lewandowskl, PTO chair­ The meeting will start with a philosophy and pbjktives. It is itolMCtoy'f f-' B man: Aaron Reid, first select­ not the int&atiM, according to ’Town (Kfioe Building. potluck at 8:30. Anyone in­ Know the price of your BPBBBBBBOBBPBBOBODBI bB Only those residents who have man; Mrs. Rosonary Cocoia, art terested in extension programs is principa^Golln Piisbee, to rate 07 moved into town since OcL 14 teacher; and Paul A. White, prin­ invited to attend. Tbose planning Of. coQtflire schools. ^ PathmarkRamindai: & ^ : prescription in advance. M.f'i .•f.fi tuifi'. ( nupnn S.ivirup, and those wbo have reached tbe cipal at the Hebron school. to be at tbe supper should bring A fdlhlndiM’for you to checkmark if ybu need age of 18 since that date are CnttaralPiefrains either a caoerole or a salad large Rie Mem that week.' ■ lOword Iho piireho*o of digible to regider at tUs session. . The after-school cultural enoufdi to serve ei^it. D e s ^ ^ , Prica Raductiofi TMt0o4ipon two 1101. boio.0 1 FootbaD enrichment program for chiMien and rolls will be fu n ish e ^ ^ a r I We checkmerked it r . ^ to make certain you find a sign listing basa pricaa and Worth Plllabury '^be Hebron Rams Midget in Grades 48 wUl be starting At tbe business m e e t^ three don’t miue any extra' sevingt that corrie along ^actual Pathmark pricaa of tha moat naadad . . BudgatHalpar FbotbaU team wiU boM ib again this year sometime in directors will be ddetod and Itams Pricaa of othar itama ara avattabla Pie Crust ^^mquet Nov. 8 at 7 :S0 p jn. at the November, according to Gilead George Wbithamuinistant direc­ V I Double checkmerked because it points out Marco Polo Restaurant in East mil Sdiool principal Ralph S. tor of programslto the Ihitversi- your budget helper in a particular cetogory,. by chicldng with otir pharmaciata. Mix MM M« PH lemlb. OmM M a*r *iim«.4<*4I. Om Partford. Saccusao. ty of OonM e^t, wilt speak. ■m. 0*4. i* Mm M.; Mm. 4, i*ri. V.M .hti* upmmm. Tbe Rams ended their official In connection with the FoUowihg this, four young peo- season Sunday with an im- ^program, Saccuao is looking to pie wla explain the 4-1-Hlntostate BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBP 07BQ pcessive 48-12 win over South parents to work wtth teaiben for {e program wun West west " Lovj Cost Per Serving! Windsor Rotary and finished an hour a uieek in a program he 4-H’ers. Those speaking 7 Cut - Oven Reaciy ) us DA M.inwf.K tiiM'f•> Coupi.'M S.tv»n<)s stated was “enthusiastically third in their division. wUT be Kay Viutderpod of Ver­ Semi- Boneless ( CHOli-E High in Proteins! toward Iho purehoM of Tbe Rams “C” team, although patroniaed by almost 79 per cent non; Ann J a n ^ , TolUnd; Heidi Steaks Bolgalono, Suntan, Taupa, not in any specific divisioa, U» of am students in Grades 48 last FaHia, Avaraga.TaH. Miito, Qwadty, and Karen Per- ...... I $-^09 the first time this year competed son, Andover. in regularly scheduled games and ^ I asks any parent who has a -s[)A ' B Sirloin Chuck Panty talent he or she wouldwov like to HDlC i 1 ended their season with a 4-1-1 S 0 9 record. ' ' t share with tbe sbutaits, such as ______Hbae^ arts and crafts, sewing, knitting, B R ib ? Servings PTO UmH M4 *w iMiiltr. OmM M r M4Mmmk (v*wnMk4j;OiHMl Tbe PTO executive board stamp Collecting, to contact tte liV JC llV Per Pound iM..ow.wama*i,w*».*.»*ri. vpMWw>*Mr>iMMu . ' AOGSTO WORK Roast X.: meeting scheduled for this PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) - BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBilBBBiQ 7B i evening at Gilead Hill Sdbool has ■ T - Bone bea'canoeUed. ■ f i ■ ■ ’ u t ' 1 k ; ’• (M C‘ iMiIcr M.wut.n lufi '*. ('I'lipon Sriviiui*, Hebron corrupondent.^Anne mitee home every oti^.day on IS b S b Qtaasprive Emt, tcL 228-3971. ■ ' VI ' (.jo u n d e Tail-less, 11). L u l The Hebron Erolpgists to Less average..,, (award lhapurehaaa M 9 TMaCaupan PbOtttton (HELP) would like to ' . Any 8 pack 'i« examiner for the National : Comblnalion Warm ^ lemtod rm i^ ts that tbey are v' • • * ' Labor Relations Board, runs in 29 LoInKndS 8 boldingj t glass drive ttarouidiout There are five cities in a pair of aborts and a T-ahirt. ka««oii*k*r, sssiSsf' v*iiMi f^,*i - - S lb. Coolor Cut 99t Ceneds Dry town oa election day. Pennsylvania with populations He carries on his back a sack Cubed Beef wisoAf Soda i^ w n truck to glass disposal greate^ton 100,000. . containing his business suit. Pool Batkin Round OMrckMk laSSSoi) 20* '^Sorvif*m4\SSSSi LkiiN *M **• ItnNr. Bm M M Mr l>4NMi4(k *M*r—nkf*. a. aM.. ow. Mam til.. MM.«. i«ri. ViM m«** iH**t-MM. B Any Size Package Whole - Fresh BiniBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl 07BB ss Q Smoked M.irtL'f.K hirers Coupon S.iving'. toward lha pureha*a of Vernon Frying 1 lb. pkp. round TMtCoupon Hams Worth Mrs-FilbeiTB Low Cost Per Servinq' Hiqh in Piolt.'irv,' jSSSSL Golden Quarters 3 Day Sale! Tliurs., Fri., Sat., Nov, 2,3,4 Chuck Chickens Shank Portion 55^ ^ Margarine £r I LMMI SOS psf IsmUw. Qso4 •! gny Pelhmflfli Sugwmgfiigl. Om V . ••91., 0 « i H NVM $41^ N»v. 4. t t ? |. V8M «rh«f• pyM bU id. Over 5,000 Simulated Zircon Rings ivO 'ic r-ricruk-i niquiT' ^ vj 4 Ser vings 1 ovv Cost P ci Scrvinq' Butt Portion 65" BBB BB BBBBBBBBBBBBBB 107BB Idf'.il fot B.u bc^ uc ^ Per Pound M;inijf^i( tuffos Coupon S.ivinc^s ^ or Rotisscrif’' * 29* Center Slices 99" i i B B B 3 . 0 0 - 1 5 . 0 0 % Fmeh ftvwi Pmducs at PathmmMno i Xpi. coni, of i 'Am Ring expert, Pat Deluce# will be here Jum bo pM Yellow US #1 owny to assist you in your selection a S co p e Fabric Bounty Softener LNnNorif pcrfbmNg 0*u4 »l any PflWimgfh ftwpermerhat Oood .Oel Ititotttgl . Nev 4.1979 VcMwherepreMblleE ' Dazzling, sparkling stones . . . highly comparable to M Mouthwash ^ T To’k^jels o ’k^ je ls o o e BBBBOOd Save t llBBBlO^B real diamonds. Note the fiery white color and gold 'h-3^ r,'0 shi eld mimSsJl 20 mountings l Some ’ I ' H •9; Saturday 'til 5:30 ‘ Ml epee BuMley el IMdelalit. ■ ± |m u «?il9 1 ^l Cheese .b 99* 3 9 FishSicks 'rS79* Durtof lha M a houra aonto dapartmanta may ba cloaad. Frtdes efleeawe Swider, 0«*-**i *"• totoeav ideM Wav. 4. lert. > Wat saaSabla wtom probIbRad by law. ♦Ramwot avaSaWa at Raramwa FaSiitortu X

>AOE FOURTEEN-- MANCHESTER EVEgONG HERALD. Muchertw. Com.. Wed.. Nov. 1,1872 MANtauaTEat EVENINO herald, Mand>«ster. Conn,, Wed.. Nov. 1,1972- PAGE FlFTEBlit

muiUcatioiM aarion will follow Reynolds Orde of the Silsih SUls having been bom to Vernon Notes Court Cases About Town tiio metting. United Methodist Churdh'wBl Brooklyn. C i i r r r n f Solons Seek Advice Heralding Politics CIRCUIT OOURTU Hranfoa Indge, VOA, wUl con­ meet tonight at 7:90 m the Snsae- ’Ihe book isn’t dull and nettha ^ e n s duct Us monthly meeting The Entered Aqirentioe dnpee nah Wed^ House. The pngrem k Sir Rudolf. It sounds as B«tf S«ll#rs pnrsday at 8 p.m., in Odd win be sBdes on 'ronabrooms though he has sung his own tune (CeapUod br PbbUobMa’ WaoUy) will be conferred when foown by Albert Kraus. On Slavin Successor By Sol R. Cohen Dmdd Mbonay, II, of 3M Main Fellows HaU at the Center. Friendship - Lodge of Masons with remarkable accuracy. St., was sent to Jatt by Judge Refreshments and a com- Mary Campbell nCITON A t Library Friday meets to foe Rtosomc Temple at “ Jepatkan Llvlagaton HARTFORD (AP) - sthe 'sberiffi ran the Jailz and Glittery 1 Nicholu Armentano Monday, 7:90 pjn. Ttanday. Rjefamond Read Asaodated Press DenKxratic legislative Itedert county govereroent wu a reality, Ibe Connecticut Chapter of when it holds its last meeting after he was found in violation of Seagal." Back A “Coffee House” designed to HwsttsI Precnun Shnttteworfo, senior deaeoii, win HENRt MAUSBB. By Lode one does not agree with Us asked Atty. (Sen. Robert K. but tte Job still invohra a lot of NOW (Natfonal Organization of before the election. The meeting terms of Us pnbatkm. NOTICE preside. Offim dress is tuxedo. Herald Ads "Aagast UM,” SefadMaksya will be at 8 in the Municipal encourage rap sessiow for young Rockville GenotolHo^ital will Aragia. Baroourt Brace. 2 VoL assessment of the level of MUSEUBIS A WOMEN, And “lha Wtodi el War,” WiMk Killian for advice Monday on how patronage in the form of baiUfft Women) is drculatiiig lists of Mooney wiU serve,a SOday IHaild2MJ^N9ae.|75. to pick a MccesKr to the late and dcj^es.- Building Hearing Room. adults will start operations at the participate in the lair hrhira FoBowing a PUblie HMuhM the conducting during his tenure. Ottaar Stories. By John U p d ^ “Oi foe Night M foe SeveaOi Cbnnectkut legislaton labded Rockville Public Library FMday senteooe,'which was Of oouM tlM chief value of Knopf. 271 Pages. 91.95. Shoilf J. Eldward “Jack” Slkvln Sheriffs are elected for four- Costume “Your Oppressors in the Stote series, ’’IVofossiooal Growth and whan inumied Nov. II, 1171. Zonimi Board of Appeals voted in e n r ACQUMNtiO SOCIAL'. ' A book to fun to read to which MtenI” Hell from 7 to 9 pm. Devetopment,” sponsotad by the tids large w ait coeetoto of the tite author to frank about bis This latest collection of Up­ of Woodbridge. year terms at the same elections Legislature.” Atty. Hillery Gallagher, yjudge Armentano, in a Ekeeutive Seisian on October 21, S41 lltaMiWtong, to both black “8eari-TM«h,” Jenktos when governors are elected. Republican candidate in the ISfo For students in Grades 7 University of Connecticut. 1972 to deny n mviest from opinions of others, as Sir Rudolf dike’s short pieces is celled a Gov. Thomas J. Meskill may or Addressed to “Feminists,” the separate case, found Mooney and white; gad ootor, of Ma- volume of short stories, but that may not have a roie in the ap­ The State Constituttoo says, “in Assembly District, will try through U, the Coffee House will The series of three laetures will g«i% of third-degree larceny and Joseph M. Subylw a variance lAIH, UK, fOUM certainly to, although a couple list names those state senators feature resource people on ttasrawocks. is only partly true. Some are NONFICTION pointment of a 1^ sheriff for foe case foe sheriff of any county and representatives who “voted something new tonight, in his start Tuesday in the ho^dtal impqsed a siz-monfo suspoided under Section KCftuta e of the of times we found ^ Rudolf specific themes of interest to this cafeteria at 7:30 pm. inteteiitted TowDiM nniii H e text to a atraaga me- ■torieg, some are essays, some “Pm OJL, You’re OX.,” New Haven County to complete shall die or resign...foe Governor Jewelry against women and against quest for voter suppi^. sentence and two-year pidtetlon. Heimn Z o i^ Regulations to taaii-Aragon, a poet, mat Ma- Just nasty. He says.^mure was are what used to be called char­ Harris may fill foe vacancy occasioned age groiq>. Friday’s program will area nurses should contact the TO A BEAUTIFUL FINISHED SHINC a’ brief fl^ t a while bade about Slavin's unexpired four-year women’s Civil Liberties issues, - He will tend bar from 8 to 10 at permit the use of a mobile home tiaw to 1941 aad wrote about acter iketcfaes. And several of “The Peter Prescriptioa,” term, which ends May 31, 1975. thereby, jintil foe same shall be the Hartford Road Cafe, consist of two folk singm, Rufo nursing service office at the Other cases Monday Included: for farm and domestic hdp. Donisetti’a queens, iriiicfa was a especially those who voted for a Bowman and Kim DeCsrli, both hospital for further information. h im ^ u a B y yaars. lh a writ- them are Just pieces of prose Peter. Democratic State Central Oom- filled by the General Assembly.” stricter abortion law and against Manchester. He will explain his William James Jr., 31, of Hart-, Bated at Hebron, Connecticut CAU. ANTTIMf top lum Bau nprodaced here project Montserrat Caballe that might better have been mitteeman Heniy T. Healy of views on the campaign issues. of RodcviUe. Attendance will be ford, charged with two counts of this gTfo day of October, 1972. very much wanted to undertake “Open Marriage,” Nena and State law says, “when there iaa the Women’s Equal Rights limited to 60. Free tickets are SdMOOi wttir AnpHi’a maigtod notca, fomtten. George O’Neill Derby is reported favored by Amendment.” Gallagher is assistant cleik in DoolcyDay tampering with a motor vehicle, / Harry H. Kbionan ■CTwa ___ , , , ravtoad..agtoa andl^tioat’s for us; but we finally accepted 'mere Is a great variety of some Democratic leaden to vacancy in foe office of sheriff, Tolland County Superior Court. available at the library, A “Tom Dooley Day” will be nolM (not larasecuted.) / , Chairman subjects, including some odd­ “Eteaaor: The Years Alone,” the Governor shall forfowifo fill Hk circular says, “It’s your Coffee, donuts aixl cider win be. w f sfBVfCf AU n o tm stda c o n n enta. Aragoa waa w the fact that Beverly Sills of the Lash succeed Stavln.' turn to vote in Novmber.” held Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at Edward Opaheh, 41, of 221E ., critto flb Writoa with a wildly a ty Opera, having been boni in ments that demonstrate that The job of sheriff is_ not as it until it is filled by the General served during the evening. It is Democratic headquarters on ESm Middle'Tpka., fined tlO. for hp Updike can write about-what “O Jerusalem!”, Colltos aad Assembly." hoped that the Coffee House can scattor5tatoadrij4a,oftoaba- BrooUyn, was entitled to important as it used to l>e when The Connecticut Chapter of the »., RodcviUe. The activities wiU toilcatlon. ..f wtidertpg. HwB ha pours oe Ms goes on under a microecope — Lapierre Incumbent State Rep. F)rands be held more often as its pop­ NOTICE priority to the . poiteayal of all that business about cells and Thus the Constitution ap­ American Committee for Ulster be sponsored by the Committee Ronald L. Smith, 23, of dtoUailactad''"liiiactad aotaa, writtewritten parently does not require action Mahoney, -Gallagher’s ularity increases. The young yeiSaftartr British royalty.” micHHirganisins, given a touch Updike is not very good on ei­ Justice, whose chairman is Dr. to RiMlect D oc^ Who is serving WilUnuntic, two counts of Admission of dectors I after the original taito. tiy. The central theme seems to by the Governor, but the taw Democratic opponent, held a adults will have a voice in his first term as Vernon’s secooikttgree larceny, dolled. X frinfis And, the Connecticut Com­ Other guests wUl indude State noUed, jaw liiit it fivea a gtoam here Mahoney emphasises that the An election diy spedai will be those who shall be found i^|hof« that tdls the reader mittee to Re-elect the President Senatorial candidate Michael quaUfied. town is under state ordors to curb held Tuesday for children in Riley, and Cynthia WUscm and vn|wasgotogoo. ' EXTRA SAVIN9S IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. has announced the formation of inflation, that the plant is almost kindergarten through Grade 4. NOTICE Naturaliation paim proylng w ih iy i Re: other artiet h u had each Estonian-Americaiis, Ukrainian- Iris Stein, candidates for State eftizenship should be pimmted 60 years old and in dire need of The film, “The Red Balloon,” Representative bi Vernon’s other/ For Admiimon of Electots ttwarM's as idd deafcrtpttoB of his work. Americans, Armenian- renovation, and that the project will be shown at 1 p.m. and 8 by naturalized citizens. BdtfiM Ulustratiooi, when ztod- Americans, Lithuanian- two districts'. ' / (Limited Session) most Nylon Ski would be self-liquidating, bom p.m. Free tickets will be TowU'of Andover James L..Derby. Jr. iaddardblly, tdl thdr own sto­ Ladies’ Americans and Italian-Americans Grange Celebration . JbsephJ.FiU complete ry, jiad it to a very totereittog water-usage revenue. available at foe junior library Vernon Grange , organtead in Notice is hereby given that the Jackets Denim to Re^dect the President. starting Nov. 1. Regtttrars of Voters anortmentl oaa,-'' Vaino Paarson of Manchester 1886, wUl celebrate its g w an­ B«ud for Admissions of electors ' for the Town of Andover wUl'be Attest: Gladjn T. Mina, ^ Miles A. Smith Jeans has been named state chairman A major fund-raising party will niversary Friday at tlte Grange Town Clerk iF-;Assodatod Press. of the Estonian-American group. be held Friday for Estelle Hall, Rt. 30. The spedai program in session in the Town Office Boys’ Our Reg. 5.99 Mrs. Flaniqpin has announced BuUdidg, School Road on Mon­ Flanagan, Democratic candidate wUl start at 8 p.|^ under the SM6 NIGHTS AT THE . Pile Atty. Marshall Mott, who lives in the 4th Senatorial District. It that one of the first pieces of direction of Mrs. Charlotte day, Nmiember 6,1972 from 3:00 legislation she will int^uce, if Purington, lecMTO. p.m. to 5 p.m. for the purpose of OPERA. By Sir Rudolf Bing. Lined in Bloomfidd and has his office will be from 8 pm, to 1 am. at Doubleday. 360 Pages. |I0. in East Hartford, is the elected, will be one for ezemp- The junjor grange wUl meet a d m lt^ those persons whose Jackets the Irish-American Club, rights have matured after Oc­ ^Sir Rudolf Bing, knighted by Shetland Pullovers Our Reg. Democratic candidate for state Commerce St., Glastonbury. ting children’s clothes up to the Saturday 'at 2 p.m. at Grange 11 Oak S t, Downtown MandieBtar 16.99 & senator from the 8th District age ofU bom the sales tax. The HaU. ,V.4n>rkshop wUl be cOn- tober m; 1972. foe Queen of Englnd to 1971, or Cardigans Tickets to the receptioTHlance OpM Tliurs. and Fri. Til 9 P.M. 19.99 Bikinis, boy cuts Atty. Mott is the son of Joseph are |5 each. exemption now is to age 10. ductedTor aU members. The qualifications are ns wes general manager of the foUows:' Apfdimnt must haye C los^ Monday - Phone 648-5171 or regular styles. Mott, owner of Mott’s Shoinright HdKts nuy be obtained from She insists the state would RellefCorps iqkgrn|wjitBn Opefu from the Our Flare legs; benefit, because it would cut become ei^teai years of age, Reg. • YOUR Supermarkets. He is a former Deputy Mayor’Pascal Prignano St Presidents Night wiU be MU of 19» to the spring of 1972. CHOICE sizes 6 to 16. down on the number of people nuut have become a resident of to Warm ester fill; member of the Mandiester law and Patricia Mdynihan in ved by Burpee Women’s Now ha has b ro u ^ out his 14.99 firm of Lessner, Rottner, Karp Manchester; Mary O’Hate and who travel to .Massachusetts to Relief Corps at its meeting to be. the Tovm of Andover after the memotts, d)bd that and siome, many with hidden buy diildren’s clothes. i4fo of October, and must be a' Cotton corduroy parka with zip- hoods, fur 'trims. and Plepler and resided hi Ve^ Robert Myette in tenth Wndsor; held tonight starting with a of c o u ^ , Ifoi life before. Classic link shoulder cardigan or S. M. L. . £ non at foe time. pothick supper at 6. naturalized citizen if foreign off hood or 100% nylon cire zip crew neck pullover. 34 to.40. Phyllis Keefe in Hebron; Roger Hilsman, ' hu ' front ski parka. 8-18. Beatrice Kowalski in Andover; Members are asked to bring bom. candidate in the Sechnd Rufo K. Munson Mien 1& whnted to be but more •V The Manchester Republican Rose Fonder in Coventry; and gifts for the annual Christmas ott(», it seems froin the book. A Town Committee will conduct a Lillian Harpin and Alan Hoffman Congressional District, 1 ^ ’oalled party to be held for the patients TownCtok > t' • -i U •it ' O N .*i Tanbarl;! rangt hide leather, f K i some ttdhgd 'lUB'' V New lugged Vibram so|e, heal. 7,10 12E. S v ik Y ^40MAlSd^T s)0 <.'vtoualy, Care Napkins 6 1/2 10 12E and 7-12 EEE I S .B s l O ,/ f foe moire totereitad one is in the Fallweight brushed cotton. 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C o l u m b i a Pranks Keep Police Burke Explains $7,000 in Goods Taken IIAC Eighth Don*t Overspend^ F a i l u r e In Defem^ : And Firemen Busy T o R e s p o n d In Bissell St. Break Thieves broke into the Selectmen Told HARTFORD (AP)-Charlie zmaihing an attk door, police Contracts HalloweenHPdated pranks and Center St.; windows were broken Manchester Tobacco Co. at 29 said. , The Board of Selectmen has Armstrong and their respective Burke, the George Wallace P a ^ (LE NOW GOING ON! BbseU St. sometime Monday HARTFORD (AP)-Utlltod been advised tlte town auditor, vandalism hit Manchester as at 77 Campfield Rd. and at candidate for the 1st Dbtrlrt spouses. night and made o ff with more Aircraft Corp. was the nattoii’* William Lambert, that the usual last night, keeping Priendfy’s Ice Cream store on Congressional seat, Tuesday said The thieves apparently left by Also attending were the pre­ eighth largest defense coBhytoc, selectmen should stay within ap­ policemen and firemen busy T Main S t; and cars were damaged be didn’t respond to a recent than $7,000 in goods— cigarettes, the same route, police said. sent p r in c ^ Oaience Edmond­ throughout the night \ while parked at locations of checks, cash, and canefy. for the fiscal year JunelU; propriations voted at town Common Cbuse questionnabe Taken from the Manchester son and Joseph Markoff, ad­ 'Seaman Circle and Ridgewood K. An adjacent business establish­ according to the Defense Depitl- meetings. > The complaints to police — because “ I found that it wax Tobacco Co. were: « « t DETERMINED TO HAVI ministrative assistant. ‘ ment Seleobnen ovenpended eight Tmtwln.ll moat of them regarding eggs At least eight fires were questionable as to whrther tlmy ment, the J. A. White Glass Cb. in reported in the Eighth D b t r ^ the same building, was also cartons of cigarettes' The giant corporation reeriwed accounts in the budget for the thrown at bwnes — started at were a pro-American or a pro- (vamus brands) valued at $3,066. The first issue of ‘‘The about 6:30 pjn. and let up by some in the same location. Most broken into Monday night About $996 million in d efp i^ awiriis fiscal year ending August 31. This Jonathan Irtunbull Gasette” was fr t f enterprise organization.” — $4,600 in checks made out to midnight Many town residents, were the traditional tire fire $100 in cash was taken from theb during the year, an ia a m iiit n a is not the'first year accounts have distributed at the quarterly yieuike was the only one of the office. the Manchester Tobacco Co. however, are probably still dis- which has occurred each $703 million the year before. been overei^^nded, since past meeting of the Jonathan Ttum- A i Congressional candidates in — $3M .^ cash; most o f the EST OVERALL PRICES! Manchester Police detectives General Dynamics Corp., town reports show this has covning results of the annual Halloween for “ as long as anyone Connecticut not to respond to the buU Sovice Unit, recentfy. TIk are investigating the toro related cash wriiiui one-dollar bills. which operates Electric Boat happened on many occasions. Halloween mischief. can remember,” Eighth District questions of the citizens’ group. unit serves this town and breaks, but there are apparently, -^Two cartons o f “Jt$fe Savers” Division in Groton, fd l to tbkd Lambert also suggested that The fires — including several Fire Dbpatclier Rkk Skoglund ” 1 check into the background of candy. Lebanon. said. substantial leads yet. place from second p l ^ -the SHOP A&P WEO FOR A DOUBLE YOUR MONEY iACK GUARANTEE ON A U MEATS selectmen designate depositories fiareups of the traditional "North any organization that sends me a , — Three large stuffed dolls. Local members include Mrs. Entry to both businesses was previous year. ' THAT'S i k N t . e o u t u TOUR MONIT HACK 1$ YOU A H NOT C O M n iT IlY S A T IS flU WITH for town monies pursuant to state End tire fire”« - kept Eighth The fire calb (times are- ap­ questionnaire, and after checking DoUe Fischer, chairman; Mrs. gained v b a rear second-floor The largest contractors, accor­ AHY MEAT HIKHASE AT AC# W IO. (PM C i U K I OH HCISHH T A N IS K a S S A H T . 0$ COURSE). statutes. The town should take District firemen running ftom proximate) were: into the background of Common At the J. A. White Glass Co., LOWER TOTAL FOOD BILL Mary Gunas, organizer; Mrs. window, police said. The in­ ding to the Defense D^Witment, WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES about 8:30 p.m. to 1;30 p.na, — 8:30 p.m., fire at Buckland Cause. 1 found- that it was .the thieves took about $100 in advantage o f the exemptions on Judy Carini, consultant; Mrs. truders cut a bole in the second- were Lockheed Aftcraft None of the fhes were seiiou^ no Center. questiohktjje as to whether they cash from an unlocked office federal and state gasoline , Belle Robinson, learning consul­ story floor, police said, and with awards o f nearly $1.71 injuries were repoH6d. — 10 p.m., fire at Buckland were a pro American or a pro- safe. Nothing else was taken, including those for sdiool buses, tant and Miss Jean Natscb, M ered the M ^ h ester Tobacco billion, and McDoimell Douglas, BONE m-fuu, sinoM-iiii a. y. cut he said. There were no reports of "Center. free enterprbe organization,” police said, and the office was not cookie chairman. - damage to police cruisers, as H p.m., fire on Main St. 0>. storage area. Entry to the ransacked. with $1.7 billion in contracts. The Board of Education has It was decided to continue the Burtce said in a statement. glass company was gained by already taken action on gasoline report^ last year-^t this time. — 11:40 p.m., fire at Buckland "They have been financed by “ Twin Troop Turn-about (Center. taxes for the buses. - Police made no anrests for the what I call ‘limousine liberab’ Program” inaugurated last year. — 11:50 p.m., fire on Main St. Recommendations also In­ Halloween-related flouble. ',and members o f the Council on Each troop in town will take a According to police logs,eggs — 12:15 a.m., fire at Buckland cluded that tte town keep a turn p la yi^ host and guest to its Foreign Rebtions,” Burke said. FLET8HER BUSS GO. were thrown at houses on Center. "They are trying to take Amaica Some Theft! record of town-owned real twin troop in Lebanon, thus Crestwood St., Chestnut St., — 1:30a.m., fire on N. Main St. even faster th u we are now property and major personal bridging the two towns and Over as Veare of Bxperienre MANCHESTER pn^erty. This has not been set Bigelow St., Lucian St., The town fire department proceMng down the road of What’s seven or eight f n i long, Slfiakiii enabling the girls to practice Deepwood Dr., and M dw in Rd. repotted no calb whatsoever last sociaUism." painted yellow, and weighs about CMbcnJ up, but because o f major changes ' many of their Girl Scout n i^ t - t not even a single false Auto-Plate • Window Glass • Mirrors - Glass in equipment during the year, aU Fbteworfcs were exploded on E. 600 pounds? promiaes. alarm. Furniture Tops • Picture Framing; • Fireplace^ A rFORTERHOUSEl town departments should nulK Answer — A snowplow blade. Doctor Speaks One matching that description D o or Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets • SpeciM 'Wo iI k ! OR T-BONE j ONE certain die records are updated Manchester Evening Herald, to reflect the current statutes, the was reported stolen from Don’s PRICE Columbia correspondent Virginia' To Witnesses American service station at 128 CoUector’ a Items auditor said. Carbon TeL 2284224. . Danish FhktM 1 r I ONLY! No money was spent from trust Police Report The Manchester congregation Tolland Tpke. Manchester 64MS21 Presidential funds for care of certain of Jehovah’s Witnesses be The snowplow blade was Decanters cemetery lots during the fiscal visited this weekend by a stored outside the building. . EaUmates Gladly Given NuUm MANCHESTER Bepmuctions year. “ Tb comply with the pur­ Canadian charged early today with minbtef from their world h ^ - Manchester Police are in­ Kent G. Oviaft, 23, of Open llm n . ft Fri. till 8 PJU. pose of these f u ^ , we recom­ operating a motor vehicle with quarters in Brooklyn, N.Y. vestigating. Sat. tUI S F.M. Harrisburg, Pa., was treated at Plastics In Stock ^ iONSLISS iE » mend that such work be done,” unsafe t i ^ and failure to carry J. Lowell Dixon, M.D., will be'v Hie victim, Richard Carter, Leadership Manchester Memorial Hospital Lamliert said. license. Court date b Nov. 20. i guest speaker at Kingdom Hall, told police he would recognize 54 McKee St.. Manchester I/,” - 8/1#“ - 1/4 “ i early today for injuries he suf­ (Off Center St.) The building official shmipt pay N. Main St., where he will ad­ the snowplow bbde if he saw it. Stock Sheets or cW SlaM ...... raOWFilCEDl fe r ^ when his car struck a BONEUSS CUT FROM RIB | icHEt all monies received by him to the In Doubt . South Windsor dress the group and friends Satur­ parked vehicle on Center St. at OeimeiliiBoSiBilfcii Steven G. Margehmy of 2916' day at 8 p.m. on the subject, treasurer eadi month, accom­ about midnight. OTTAWA (AP) - Whether Ellington Rd., ^ t h Windsor, "Body Parts and Their ITAUAH K OtAMEHICAH panied by a detailed listing of the Manchester ^ lic e said Oviatt’s ------— — — OHM $KSH0tS-7lHS.!SiS fees. This was not done during Pierre Elliott ’Trudeau or Robert was charged with failure to drive Significance in Bible Usage.” car struck a car owned by Nick PORK the last fiscal year, Lambert said. Stanfidd vdll be Canada’s next a reasonable distance apart in Dixon and bb wife were invited Nichols of 867 Center St. Oviatt’s SNOULOEM prime minister remained in connection with the invertigation to world headquarters four years "Where Qualify Always Exceeds The Price!"^ j PORK SAOSNOE Financial r e o o ^ are main­ car was towed. SMOKEDlKNieS MTttBIOilNB tained in “a most comprtent doubt today as political leaders of a fivenar accident hr South ago where he now serves as resi­ AUCOOa Oviatt was issued a summons HVTHEPIECE and their ^risers pondered the Windsor, yesterday. dent doctor. The Brooklyn-based • m s m o i i i manner on properly presiaibed for failure to drivp left of parked I forms,” and Lambert praised the tightest general ele^ on battle in complex u called “Bethel,” • C U i l vehicle. Court date is Nov. 20. Police said' cars driven by I UVERWURST OtKOLOCHA 69! SUCED BACON work and records of tte nffiriaia the nation's history. which means'in Hebrew, “ Houre William Kulas of Somers and FHMBI and employes who are charged Complete returns from Mon­ of God.” Before coming to I HIHeOHAKTHS WITH PAKTS 0$ HACK (fH O lEH ) Tonya Prestage of Enfiela were with f i s ^ responsibility. day’s vote gave Stanfield's Bethel, he practiced surgery in James J. Thibodeau, 25, of 26 stopped in a line o f traffic and I Conservatives a one-seat edge — California for 25 years. Cash recei]^ were pronqitly Linden S t, was charged early cars driven by Carol Wyse of TURKEY LEGS T«niEtMNaEnES39^ and properly deposited and could 109 to 108 — over TVudeau’s As guest speaker on the Sunday 121 SVaMEATOWN SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD I today with failure to change ad­ Broad Brook and Alma Doer o f' be traced to d ^ n ite deposits or Liberab in the new House of program, TKxon will speak on the dress, causing unnecessary noise FOar Tree Lane, South Wndsor, H O U R S * TUBS. AND WED. TILL 6 P.M., THCRS. AND I groups o f deposits, Lambort said. Conunons. But the Conservatives subject, “ How Does God’s Spirit PINK OR WHITE - SEEDLESS with a motor vehicle, failure to were slowing to stop when the ______FB I. t i l l 9 P.M . — s a t , t i l l 8 P.M. FIRM - RIPE were 25 seats short of a majority, Opm te Today?” at 9:$0, to be All bank accounts appear to have display proper expiration Doer car was struck by JUICY - SWEET been reconciled montMy and no and recounts in half a dozen followed by a group discussion on stickers, and operating a motor Margelony’s car and caused the loose or improper methods in races could change the result the theme, “ Employment and For The First Time This Year! vriiicle withoiid front fender. chain, reaction collisions. handling ca;A were observed. It appeared unlikdy that Prime Your Conscience.” lYan Allard, PoUce stopped his car at Main Police said Carol Wyse was R e ii TomctlocaA G'uipeli'uili Minister Trudeau would decide formerly of the Bethel family and LEAN Internal control appears to be and B isssdl^. at about 1:10 a.m. taken to . Manchester Memorial presently an elder in the Alt/ilHI/PeilNaS whether to relinquish the govern­ adequate, the audito said. Court date is Nov. 13. Hospital for treatment and Alma BONELESS ment reins be has bdd siiiM 1968 Manchester rongregation, will As o f Aug. 31, the town could Doer to St. Frtmcb Hospital, serve as chairman of the discus­ PORK ROLL until the recounts are completed. borrow for school and general Lenwood L. Willette Jr., 26, of 90 Hartford. Both of these cars had The balance of powo' now lies sion. I ' purposes a total o f $2,869. Talcott Ave., Rockville, was to be towed from the scene and with the socialistic New Interested persons are pkqs. * I Lambert said, the figures a n charged Tuesday night with inr- damage was minor to the other ^ wekomie. 5 59 Democratic party, which won 30 based' on tax receipts for the proper passing on Broad St. three. • seats. The Socbl Credit I^uty fiscal year which ended Aug. 31, Court dale is 6. Vernon elected IS niembers, aU from in accordance with provisions of Morgan. Olin, 21, of Rockville, Quebec, and two independenb '‘Housewife* Gives 4 to 6 lb. the general statutes. Richard B. Hladky, 19, of was charged with failure to drive also won, completing the total of Burning Permits Flanders Rd., Coventry, was left of a parked car in connection $1,000 To Pell A tP 264 members. FEMIHMEHAPKIHS Aes. |00 Burning p er^ ts w ill not be with the investigation of a two- Trudeau was meeting with his Average 4 tees , issued h o e by Richard Davis, fire car accident on Orchard St.; last PROVUJENCE (A P ) - Mrs. Kleenex Tissues 3 89* Vienna Sausage Cabinet today to discuss the elec­ New Freedom 30 Jv 88* warden or any of his dep^es, night. Jacqueline Onassb b listed as a tion outcome. A b o u t T o w n lEIFSTEW until clarification o f the new Police said the Olin car struck a $1,000 contributor to the reelec- 12 ai. |00 The prime minister could ALL MEAT! ehe*. Department of Environmental parked car owned by Charles tion campaign of Sen. Claiborne resign and let Stanfirid form a Reynolirs Wrap 4 ’iS 89* Dinty Moore 63* Appinn Way Protection (D EP) ruling is ob- H ie Mass for the deceased Argiros of Jensen St., Pell, D^.I. minority government, or he could COLDOICRAIH t a ii^ . members of Gibbons Assembly, Manchester. Damage to both cars Mrs. Onassb b Ibted on the DETMKEHT _ RHAKSTOHE (RECULA*, TIHY OR CALIF.) 7V. ai. |00 face Parliament and risk defeat EASY 6 8<>8*. " ’This is a very senrttive subject Catholic: ladies o f Columbus, was moderate. Argiros is offiqbl contribution reporting by the combined opposftioo. 39* Macaroni CHODAR and unless m have something scheduled for Friday at St. James scheduled to appear in Circuit form at the Rhode Island State Ivory Liquid ‘SSS ^ 4 0 * Cottage Cheese Most constitutioud experts say AHHPACE definite from the state to clarify Church has been changed to Dec. Court 12, Mancjiester on Nov. 21. House as a “ housewife.” ’Trudeau should face Parliament TO g.i.CLAMCHOWDH alYAUAH aFRINCH S ti. |00 the subject, no permits will be 1 at 5:30 p.m. bat*. M o re resigning, but there are IS fi. |0 0 D ressings 3 issued for burning,” said Davis. »■> precedents for both courses of Jock August 3 AHOY PIHK DEP Commissioner -Dan action. CARVE! 12 ai. |00 Lufkin has told local officials that Edward Tremblay, classical EVERY FRIlkAY 7:30 P.M. ^ O H Y MARASCHIHO (tiilt. Stanfirid made dear that he b to 0 1 . |00 3 the decision to permit residents ready to assume power. He tcM a guitarist who studied in Spain last 3 ' emt to bum leaves and random refiise C h e rrie s AliP.8RADE;ji" news conference ’Tuesday n i^ t summer with Miguei Rubio, will 17 ai. |00 is a matter of local discreticm, be featured in tomorrow niigbt’s JAKPAMIEHSUaD thatfTnideau "has lost the con­ 4 ia*( euxpt when an air pollution ^ \V, lb. |00 Fruit Cocktail fidence of the people... be should Manchester Community College 4 Ivi. visory threatening atmospheric coffee house. It will be held in the White Bread resign.” BINGO I AM Beef. Fresh Ground I i f f * ” * ' WITH H at. |00 condition has been declared. Hertford Rd. building cafeteria am8*< -“Things will be fine until ty of reasons to explain their I 4ct. |0 0 T w in R olls something happens and if party's decline from 147 seats in M a x i P o d s 1 0 1*8*. MARVEL something goes wrong, we’ll be the outgoing House to 108 and the REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE C w n n . M * TOMATO OR \%Vt MefOO held responsible,” he sai|l. ^YE LLO W CUM-HALVES OR im t 1 Conservatives’ comeback from 73 I»M. | 0 0 j o u p s VECETARLE 10 Davis, who has been,^fire to 109. FOR PROBATE JUDGE 10 $ L 9 9 \ 4 cam marshal for 25 years, said he will Sliced Peaches Regional Expansion Minister lb. not do anything to jeopardize his DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER ' lb . I Jean Marchand said the more record. “ We have a very good 65 box affluent English-speaking I JAHE PARKER-SLICED recprd in this town and depart­ SULTAHA(FROZEH) provinces didn’t like ’^ d e a u ’s ATTORNEY I ment is second to none,” he said. efforts to improve "the lot of 60 Patties To A Box Raisin Bread He added the uncertainity of 8-lb. B a g ...... $4.99 G re e n P e a s French-speaking Quebec and A food item to have lor lunch, or a quick snacki I A6P($R0ZEH)SH0ESTRIHC the matter is not fair to the A&P-WHOLE PEELED eastern ~ Canada. The Liberab townspeople. *He plans to talk swept 56 of Quebec’s 74 seab but RON .TACOBS P o ta to e s with DEP officials again this A p ric o ts fa iM to win a majority in any DAILY-AU VARIETIES week and then will call a meeting other province. FREEZER A«P-CRADE"A" with town officials. FREEZER I ” R i^ people don!t like to pay Honored D o g Fo o d for poor people,” said State I Pear Halves Former School Superintendent SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Secretary G e r ^ P ^etier. I A m PACE Myron Collette was honored by Environment Minbter Jack Ypu’ll nevtr btliw t al this psiticulsr time that this ilam U.S.D.A. Gloria Tomatoes 3 ’L'.’ P * the present Board o f Education Davb said the Liberab ran a could ha this rauoiuhla; hut dua to custoroar rasistanca, I Kidney Beans with a dessert social at Porter it’s a qlut on tha markat. STOCK UP AS THIS IS ONLY A HESTLS'S ASSORTED CHOCOLATE weak campaign that invited I SULTAHA(FROZEH) School last week.' defeat. “ We campaigned on a TEMPORARY SITUATION! Collette resigned Aug. 1 to take Q|||||0||^^‘ •CMKKIH • i n m O M C a n d y B u rs record, and you don’t win that U.S.D.A. I •TUMIT aSAUStlMV a post in Union. He was way,” he said. JA H iP A R K ER superintendent from 1960 to 1972. I IRISKiES Chairman of the board, Donald French Rolls SIRLOIN HIPS STRI PS I D o g Fo o d PMCSD 1 0 Tuttle, read a resolution ex- 17 to 22 Lb. Average A m PACE [nessing “their sincere appreda- Redevelopm ent I CRSBICIAMT(mZSH) tioo for his service,” and added D esignation Whole or Half I B e a n s " m that under Collette the school OF B EEF Green Beans 3 progressed to a high degree of G iven Asonia I accomplishment. I Tuttle presented Collette with S ’ I ANSONIA (A P)—The Ansooia a gift of a Swedish crystal cocktail I area, including the towns of An- < If set. Invited guests Included sonia, Derby, Oxford and I former board members and prin­ $ 12 5 Seytnour, has been designated a cipals, as well as office staff, 1 I iM>rt redevelopment area by the lb . Sdmol Supmintendent Arthur DqMirtmait of Commerce, U-S. ■ I Bisby and former supervisor of i l h fWs'Jp Rep. John S. Monagan, D-Oma , iiwtruction Mrs. Myrtle Morse. 20 to 22 Lb. Average announced Tuesday. VrtLurtbLf> Paring tribute to Collette were we will cut into Stoiks, or any way you WiU cut into Staakottes, Sandwich Steaks, ha The designation entitles the fonner principal George Patros, so dosirol , way you so dosira. towns to full benefits under the C tH tfcn J who is now,a principal in ^ to n , Public Works and Economic AFAMILTMAN: fonner principal Richard Kells, WE SELL C O N N . SOe LOTTERY TICKEIJ|1 1 Development Act of IM , in­ Attorney Jacobs and hto wife, Ruth, reside at 65 Highwood Drive, Manchester, with wlio now has his PhD and is cluding grants and loins for I administrator of a high school in their three Children, Linda, 19, Mark, 23, and David, 15. public woriu projects, commer­ New York. Former board W E ACCERT FEDERAL FOOD S I^ P S ! I PMdSMFiCnViOCT. 30r B0V .4, 1*72 cial and industrial loans and BKmbers included Mrs. PttyUis 1: working capital guarantees, SPBCULS ARB FOR THUBSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! I F n , Wallace Lotar, Miss Edify na .4 foU to ^ aUiM. lif Imk, Friu (MleTtr.. (Urew. Jei4 B,q»ura. Trri.k Mohagan said.. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LDOT QUANTmES. . ft Haver, Guy Beck, Mrs. JoAnn -I

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ByDONALDSANDERS “ I conducted the investigation the sar>ctity of human life. For draws to an eixl, it b time to took office in January 1MB. ’Ilie generously as we can the 12 Anodated Pren Writer of the Hiss case ... It was surely the unborn have rights also draw the line on thb issue for n fy inhacqiinitly ffliBoa people, la ig ^ dependent WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ successful. The FBI did a San Clemente, Calif., April once and all. ’I t a e will be no climbed to a r o i^ 8 per ccat and childrea and motben, outside dent Nixon and Sen. George magnificent job,’ but that in­ 3, 1971. amnesty for draft dodgers and stayed there for IS mdnths Social Seoadly, who a n not able McGoveni have dncribed next vestigation, involving the security McGovern: “ They say that I desertefi after the war. The few deqiite a rtse ln the total number to w ort ... We should be able to EDITOItS: Note Nov. 9 date Tuesday’s election as the most of this country, was b a s te d a am advocating federal action to hundred who refused to serve or o f jobs. Recently it begia to set an annual minimimi o f ap- in first item. important one of the century. Sunday school exercise compared set aside all restrictions on abor­ who deserted their country decline; the latest figure b 5:5 peoximatdy 94,000 in cash and Here ar^tbe stated views of the tion. ’That b a lie and my critics pay a penalty for their BySYDKRONISB to the amount of effort that was per cent. food stamps tor a family of tour Republican and Democratic put into thb ... know it b a lie. ’The states teve choice.’ ’-R a d io speech, Oct. 29, d TOLLAND TURNPIKE M ANCIianRI Pnep again dual Christmas Nixon: “ More Awiericans have with no other income who are nominees on s(»ne of the major “ I wanted every lead carried sole jurisdiction over abor­ 1972. Open IbM ., Wad., gat. MB a — n a n ., r a . M • d amps — one religious and one SUPERMARKETS johs now than ever before, SVk unabb to work.”-W a ll Street, rampaign issues: out to the end berause I wanted tion.”—Speech, FYemont, Neb., McGovern; “ When thb war Wr.BaewrVel ■ecnlar - will be released by million mote than a year ago, New York, Aug. 29,1972. VfETNAM to be sure that no member of the May 6, 1972. ends our most urgent task as a the Vs. Postal Service. with jolM being ixeated at the Nixon: “ We have gone the White House staff and no man or “ 1 do not believe to abortion on nation will be to reconcUe the The 1972 s^ wiU be bsued yen though we cut our prices, we didn t cut our stamps. fattest rate to 20 yean.”-Lib or SPECIALS Thurs,, Frl & Sat. (jemand. But I do believe that COMMON SPEED an>ropriate ceremonies in woman in a positiod of major Day speech, Sept. 3,1972. M unty 'io y. i.'ll not cil, find i iw prices on the finest meats produce nationally advertised grocery products each person should be free to BRUSSELS (AP)-A W n lh to ^ D.C. on Nov. 9 with tesponsiUlity in the Committee “ We e s p ^ that the rapid ex­ for ^ Q e c tto n had anything to decide wdiat personal course to proposal by the Common an onusoally large ordto-nf one •wn high quality brands plus hundreds of other things you and your family use most, you II find u stomp bonus pansion o f the economy b going bfllkm each. do with thb kind of reprehensible take ... to keeping vrith state Martret Executive Conunission U.S.D.A. CHOICE - 1st CUT ■; M f v p to reOnt itself in reducing them Santa Clans appears on one of eve-y bargain Valuable TiipU- S Blur- Stumps with every punhase. It s what sets us apart. And puts you ahead. activity.”-News conference, laws.”—Issue ^ p e r . Sept. 8, through the fall and winter would lim it drivers in Common oiSttit staisp wnUe the alter* Oct. S, 1972. 1972. - months.”—Acceptance uesch, Market countries to 62 miles per nMlye adhesive features a re- MARIJUANA CHUCK STEAKS “ 1 have noted that thb jid- Miami Beach, Aug. 2 3.19Q. V hour on superhighways and 43 Nixon; “ I am against legalizing mlnistration has beeh charged McGovern: "1 will take ra.p.h. on other roads until tb ^ marijuana ... With respect to the with being the most corrupt in whatein^ steps are necessary to have held a drivers license fora f fif penalties on' marijuana, that b a history, and I have been c h ^ e d guarantee , a job importunity to year. matter which I do think b open to with bcdng the most deceitful every man and woman in a natioiiM^recomnaendation with president in hbtoty ... I am not America who b abb to wort ... t e l f t ' . ih \ W A I regard to more uniform stan­ going to dignify such commenb “ 1 have previously urged a 910- Prompt dards. In some states they are ... I think the responsible billion federal investment in new PUNCH extremely strict, and to other members of the Democratic par­ jobs through government con- Dependable states th ^ are quite lax. I believe ty will be turned off by thb kind tracto with private industry. Our that a penalty to some instances Buying U.S.D.A. CHOICE RtP of campaigning.’ —News con­ highest economic priority b the \ V ference, Oct. 5,1972. can have a detrimental effect on lowest possible unemptoyment.” •.s\. ^ SfMON-PiK ■ MILITARY SPENDING achieving our goal.”—News con­ Service —Wall Street speech, Aug. 29, .... McGovern proposes cub in ference, May 1, 197?. 1972. F O R YO U R CALIFORNIA / Nixon later rejected defense spending by reducing WELFARE REFORM ' recommendations of the National L A T E M O D E L a - s r : : total U. S. troop strength from 2.4 Nixon: “ My program ... would CAR OR T R U C K y I 1 % million to 1.7 million. He would Commission on Marijuana and place a floor beneath the income CHUCK ROAST slow development of some new Drug Abuse. It unanimously Richard Nixon o f all American families not ahb George S. McGoveni urged an end to criminal U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FULLY COOKED, WATER ADDED weapons and scrap many aging to adequately support GRAND UNION m t^ 9 U A W « 37* with all other Amoicans, no wastes literaliy biliions o f dollars liberal with regard to amnesty, there b no darker chapter to the KchinwUlMrt HIND CHUCK ROAST ’ -- □ WAFFLES □ A N JO U PEARS matter the political im­ but n ot while there are presidency of Richard Nbon than M • 5 9 f > S t o ^ Expo ’72, under the □ APPLESAUCE on planes that do not fly, on BONtJ§ ExdbM ivc TANS BEEF BLADE, U.S.D.A. CHOICE...... LB. O S i FANCY WESTERN ...... pact’’—ABC television interview, Americans to Vietnam fighting to hb exploitation of the emotion auqdces qf the International f GRAND UNION 6 IN PKG...... 5-02. PKG. 1 U * GRAND UNION ...... 2 LB. 3-OZ JAR. 39* mbrtles that do not work; a ^ We ■aberlaeS SyeSeme Oct 22,1972. have more top brass today to serve their country and not while surrounding busing.” —Detroit Collectors Society, in IJ CHUCK ROAST ** PEAS or CORN . JIF PEANUT BUTTER - □ CARROTS litrthiuat 9mvm S I.IS this w t k a rtiy l incBcb on Thanksgiving BONELESS BEEF. U.S.D.A. CHOICE .... LB. 9 V * □ “ I submit to'you that for the command 2 ^ million men than POWs are held by North ^ e t- speech. Sept. 22,1972. GRAND UNION ,. lO O Z. PKG. 5 FOR 8 9 * ...... I LB 2 0Z. JAR «# ' FRESH TENDER ...... LB. PKG. - U r a l Fswiehlenfi TAM Beader 1, tirill be offertog three W last few weeks Kissinger and we had to command 12 million , nam. After that we will ronsider JOBS oovors to color. Eadi □ SHOULDER ROAST , ^ L_J□ APPLE CIDER Mr. Nixon have literally been men at the end of World War i t ...”—Televbion interview, Jan. Labor Department figures ■artfwMISSd-BlSfi New BriUrie lUpt-filiM CRINKLE CUT POTATOES WPRUNE JUICE BONELESS BEEF CROSSRIB ...Uu'..... LB. l i T “ ' FRESH AND SWEET . .. begging for a settlement of the 2, 197il. nhlMlMmirw SdT-BdfiS . . .ave a different .U.S. pto- W GRAND UNION ...... l-QT. 8-OZ BTL 49* n .”—Wall Street speed), Aug. 29, show 3.3 per c ^ t of the wort Merldawm filBB torif^cancellation. ‘r GRAND UNION ...... 5-LB, BAG 89* war, and I’m glad they 19«h- “ As thb long and difficult war force was jobless when Nixon □ SHORT RIBS w FRUIT COCKTAIL □ •fPOTATOES BEEF, U.S.D.A, CHOICE...... lB. # ▼ * IDAHO BAKING I have.’ ’—New England ‘ regional Nixon: "1 have never □ SARA LEE BROWNIES , - GRAND UNION ...... FOR 99* T^covers will be as follows: U S NO I ...... S iB BAG <69* telecast, Oct. 29, 1972. gambled—and 1 never will T h ^ i^ vin g item bearing a re- □ STEWING BEEF CHOCOLATE ...... 13-OZ. PKG, 0 “ 1-LB. l OZ CAN “ I think the aerial bombard­ gamble—with the safety of the DELICIOUS APPLES prothetion, .M the Mayflower BONELESS CHUCK, U.S.D.A. CHOICE is. 9 9 * APPLE PIE NIAGARA □ ment of Southeast Asia by American people under the false □ rA AND GOLDEN g * C A e 3S0^f Anhlversary U.S. 6c GRAND UNION 1 LB. lO-OZ. PKG. SPRAY STARCH ... I LB 6-OZ. CAN Richard Nixon is the mdst evil banner of economy.”—Chicago stohw, and a turkey; salute to u.s. #1 2'VMiN...... O far5«y* thing ever done'by an Am ^can speech, Aug. 23,1972. San IFrancisco with a reproduc­ n TURKEY GRAND UNION TOMATO NANCY lYNN BAKIRY president ... \ “ Our opponenb have proposed tion «jf the 1880 siailing ship Bal- BREAST “ I think that the ending of the massive new cub in military cuthhlfat Fisherman’s Wharf; POT PIES w SOUP o W WHITE BREAD war in the closing hours pf Jthe spending—cub which wou|d THERAMBOW A U WHITE AAEAT (FROZEN) CHICK., TURK, BEEF BIG GOLD TOP <^1 honoring the world’s philatel­ GRAND UNION WITH RIB 4-6 lbs. AVG. I LB 4 OZ LOAF campaign w ill.nof bie'a jm u cal drastically dash away not just the Piaca your ordor now. Cut, wrapped, quick frozdn ists dh>^,with the Nov. 17 issue □ 8 0Z. PKG. ■10^i-OZ. CAN 4 forI cOO p h i^ o r Mr. Nixon in that it fat but the muscle'of our defense. to your spocifications at no extra charge. o f the Benjamin Franklin W PUMPKIN PIE leaves unanswered the question stamp which hails all stamp . 7 9 * i -J NANCY LYNN I LB 6-OZ PKG. 49* of ^ y that couldn’t have been ‘ “The day the United States coUgdnrs. 60.I.OO done four years ago ...’ ’—Inter­ becomes the second-sbongeAt na­ BONELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE □ SMOKED HAM SWEET ROLLS view with The Associated Press. F^x^lthow unable to attend □ STUFFED PEPPERS □ NANCY LYNN PINEAPPLE lO OZ PKG tion to the world, peace and ENDSM SHANK PORTION...... ,...... LB. 5 9 * MAYONNAISE the .qiiiibition, a full set of cov­ w or CABBAGE ROLLS Oct. 27,1972. freedom will be to deadly jeopar­ WATER ADDED N O SLICES REMOVED en Thin .be obtained for M-SO HOUOWAY HOUSE ...... I4 0 Z PKG GRAND UNION ...... WA’TERGATE CORRUPTION dy everywhere ...—Radio speech, 77* CHUCK FILLETS froth, the International Stamp □ SMOKED HAM McGovern: “ A president who Oct. 29, 1972. SPINACH w PORK & BEANS "MENU Collectors Soefety, P.O. Box BUTT PORTION ...... LB. 0 9 * w ill send his agents over to TAXES GRAND UNION GRAND UNION _____ 3.LB 4 OZ CAN ' 48809, Los Angeles, Calif. 90048. WATER ADDED N O SLICES REMOVED MAGIC wiretap the Democratic National Nbon: ‘ ‘I oppose any new CHOPPED or LEAF 10-OZ. PKG FOR 79* TOMATO JUICE Committee, a president who will spending program which would - □ HAM STEAK _ © □ ^ COSTA ICE POPS WELCH'S ...... I QT l-PI BTL 43* send saboteurs inside the add to the tax burden of MANCHESTER OR ROAST CENTER SLICES ...... LB. 1 • D 9 □ 24 IN PKG...... 3 LB. PKG. 99* Democratic ranks to try to American wage CifALOG IMFOiUfA'nON: WATER ADDED □ CHIFFON ^ 5. sabotage another major political earners.”—Acceptance speech, The Ittrtus New American Cat- □ IRISH CORN BEEF - □ ICE CREAM BARS SOFT MARGARINE BOWES I LB CONT ^ O * ¥ 995 HERSHEY 10 IN PKG...... I-LB. 4 0 Z . 'The flavor of chooM and bacon oddad party, that is the kind of man who Miami Beach, Aug. 23, 1972. alog[;^i97S edition, contains 7 9 * won’t hesitate to wiretap your to fronkfurtors mokot this menu's “ ... We have made no dedsion 12,Mfr:'entries------with * -...... 2,500 illus- □ CANNED HAM m union hall ... or even your with regard to a value-added trafiops and includes the fasci- HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS SAVE ON DAIRY FOODS featured recipe o favorite with young And at the end of this rainbow you’ll find a money BONELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE HAFNIA IMF'ORTED ...... 3-LB. SIZE 3 » 9 9 home.’ ’—Speech at Philadelphia, tax.”—News conference, Feb. 10, natiivstaiy of how America’s and old. Oct. 19, 1972. 1972. tree. $75,000. ■ aiystem started and de- NO MORE » FLAVORED ‘ "nie men who have collected □ SUPPER MENU “ I sbongly favor not only the SHOULDER Ihis compilation di­ TANGLES □ YOGURT millions in secret money, who present depreciation rate but Tomato Juice This week’ s Lottery Drawing takes place at the rect^ by edltor-in-cbief Ben JOHNSON & JOHNSON GRAND UNION have passed out special favors,, going further than that, so we can * GRAND UNION Cheete-tiuffed WrappedoppedI Fronke* I i’ll- Blnml|nthal sells fo r 14-95. 7-OZ. BTl. 8 0Z CONT Cucumber Slick* who have ordered political get our planb and equipment Manchester Armory — Main Street, Manchester. LONDON BROIL Scqtt’s Standard Postage 1 LB, f k g . i f l S S S M L . sabotage, who have invaded our more effective ... rather than Bread & Butter Stah^ Catalog for 1973, Vol.'U, Oatmeal Cookie* offices in the dead of night—all moving in the direction of Thursday morning at 10:30 am. ddi^lgd to reaching the market, 8 9 5 0 . 8 9 Milk Tea or Coffee these men work for Mr. Nixon. reducing the oil-depletion novp^ available with MO more Most of them he hired himself. allowance, let us look at the fact The new hot ticket, with lots o f new ways to win will p a g e g l^ n last year’s book and w • And their power comes from him that all the evidence now shows also bontaining listings of more □ LIVERWURST ALKA-SELTZER PLUS □ PILLSBURYBISCUITS- ' CHEESE-STUFFEO alone.... that we are going to have a major than 11,000 items issued from _ _ GRAND UNION 4 Ac □ WRAPPED FRANKS be sold there right up ’til the drawing. 50^ puts you into lb. M jm PENN DUTCH ...... 6-OZ. PKG. w V COLD TABLETS ...... 20 IN PKG COUNTRY style 8 02 PKG 3 FOR 29* “ He has refused to answer energy crbb to thb country in the ^ . 0 9 1949 to 1971 by the People’s OR butter m ilk 10 Crond Unien ironkfurUn questions from either the press or ’80s.”—Impromptu remarks in the fun . . . and maybe the money. R epuw e o f China. □ SLICED BALONEY □ EFFERDENT Ab»ul I /3 pound Grand Union thorp the people. He stays hidden in the the Minkus and Septt DENTURE TABLETS ...... PKG. OF 40 / 9 SWISS SLICES choddor chttM question session with guesb at BoHb GRAND UNION ...... 1-LB. PKG. 8 9 * 4 White House, hoping you will the Texas ranch of John B. Con-. U.S.O.A. CHOICE cataito are available at your GRAND UNION NATURAL 8 0Z. PKG 59- 10 tlkoi at Grand Union baton mistake silence for in­ And you’ ll be, the first to know who wins this week’ s local^istamp dealer or stmnp U SLICED BACON -»A c Daily, Aprti 30, 1972. 1. Slit frankfurter lengthwite, but do nocence.’’—Nationwide televi­ EARLY A«3RN...... I-LB. PKG.8 9 McGovern; ' “ There’s Super 75, too. $75^000Jo the big winner. not cut all the way throught. sion speech from Detroit, Oct. 25, something wrong about a tax SIRLOIN TIP ((Stanley Gibbons catalog □ LINK SAUSAGE\ 1972. systein that allows a |100,000-a- (or rihmps of the British 2. Cut cheese in slices to fit the slits in JONES ...... '...... T-LB. PKG 1 * 1 5 the Irankturters ond insert. “ Tbe chain of scandal and cor­ year corporate executive -to Birds fly over the rainbow. ' T pire (jClirabethan Edition) will 3. W rap a slice ol bacon ground the ruption runs to the very heart of deduct his ,920 martini lunch ROAST BEEF NOT-'^st prices^ for thb stamps □ TASTY STRIPS M r. Nixon’s White Why, oh why can’t you. •- of Rhpdesia. 'Hiis follows the frankfurter in such a way as to hold while the workingman can’t even Avg. Wt. 14-17 U>t. TAYLOR PORK ...... 6-OZ. PKG. 5 “ in the cheese. I House.’’—Cleveland rally, Oct. deduct the cost of bologna line the British government 25, 1972. whUSh has refused to recognize © □ SLICED BACO N 4. Fasten each end of bacon with o sandwich.'*’—Oft-repeated cam­ toothpick. ’This last remark was a com­ paign statement. the iahependeot Rhodesian re- 5. Place cheese side down on broiling ment on a story in The “ As president I would seek a glme> □ FLANK STEAK - pop and broil about 5 minutes. Washington Post saying that H.R. fair tax reform to rabe ap­ THE M A IL BAG... To Mrs. B S F LOIN FOR LONDON BROIL..... LB. I • 5 9 We dkbft cut our stamps, Haldeman, top aide to Nixon, bad proximately 922 billion by 6. Turn and broil about 10 miriutes Oavjd Ramsay of Roeelle, N.J., additional or until bacon is done. a band in dispensing money from 1975.”—Campaign statement w a secret fund to sabotage *1.09 the ■tanip you describe is a 1937 □ 1/2 FRIED CHICKEN when we cut our p ric^ Makes 10 wrapped franks. Sept. 8, 1972. Whole packer cut. You got Sirloin Tip Roast and commemorative but coiainly Democratic campaign activities. GRAND UNION FROZEN, ... IJMQZ PKG. O " Look for tho main ingradionle of this “ I strongly believe that Mr. Bonalosi Sirloin Steaks. ” notjkyhry valuable item. Better SHOP US. TO BELEVE US. Press Secretary Ronald L. racipa in tho ad. . Nixon will call for higher taxes to ludc lli your next find ... To Ziegler denied it vigorously. the form of a national sales tax... W.W. l y w i o f Atlanta, Ga., to “ This is a vicious abuse of the To take the sting out of it, it will fin td a y canyllattons o f U.S. '■i journalistic process,” he said. “ It SAVE ON CHRISTMAS TOYSl I probably be called a value-added stamps the ' ‘proper re - I FREE 10^ O F F ^ a o g v iO iu / b political and ... a blatant effort tax.”—Wall Street speech, Aug. CHUOHOeX) FAVOiUTU 15* O F F WITH THIS COUPON 1 WHOLE BOTTOM ROUND mittaace” is the face amount of I I WITH THIS COLJPON WITH t h is COUPON at character assassination.” 29, 1972. the atamps payable to money RAGGEOVANIMANDY ONE Nixon generally has declined to Lovoblarag doUtwHh AND PURCHASE OF ONE CAL. JUG ^DISPENSER AND PURCHASE OF ONE I -LB CAN With thb. speech McGovern o___ r d_ ^ , V■ certified ^ check . . . To HAND TOWEk comment on the Watergate WITH EYE OF ROUND red vDool wigt and WITH PURCHASE OF EITHER SAVARIN lOc abandoned an earlier proposal to Ira Yrttind of Far Rockaway, tafely locked-fn eyee. DEER PARK , 15c bugging, on the ground that the NYR So l o b a t h r o o m c u p refills NYR give 91,000 a year to taxable N.Yls.lf yon wish to atart that Each ISW " toU. MRD 9 9 « matter was under investigation or SPRING WATER MRD OR SOLO COZY CUP REFILLS COFFEE granb to every American. ooUaefion of stanapa ooaosnitog in the courts. - 0 « - COUPON GOOD THRU NOV. 4 COUPON GOLID THRU NOV. 4 COUPON GOOD THRU NOV. 4 ABORTION the pemms and the aeaa.Gf the )7"i«28" Nixon: ‘ ”rhb kind of activity, COLORFUL RIDE ‘EfW LIAAIT ONE COUPON Nixon: “ FVom pers

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Mystery Mishap NOBODY At 7:13. p jn ., In the m«h» dfaj. ing room a l a ^ hotel, • mirtw fuddenly fell from the trail imd landed on the head o f an uim ia-. peering diner. No one oouM figure out exactly why the mirror had fanen. Never- thelen the diner, painfidly to- jured, filed a lawsuit for rtimagei against the hotel “ He haa no caae," the man­ YOU CORF* agement argued in court "H e cannot point to any specific tbhig we did wrong.” But the court upheld the man’s BURR CORNERS-MANCHESTER/CQNN. claim. ,V CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER - EXIT 91^ l-e« “Mirrors do not ordinarily tall o ff walls,” reasoned the court, “ unless someone is negligent” in Frozen Meat Dept. DUALITY iv e r V A R I E T Y ^ Batttr Dippod P R IC E Jk CHICKEN The court was invoking a fh -. mous legal doctrine known a i r u ipsa loquitur—“ the thing q^aka 117 lA S r MIDBU T h ig h s ^ 1 for itself.” This doctrine is widdy Party Pack pkg. ■■ used when there is no direct, eye­ witness evidence o f an act o f nej|- TURNPin Ugence. Weighing the odds, tM ■ P I law decides that an act o f negli­ MANCMBTiR VALUES GALORE gence — even though unseen — probably did occur. Thus: Swaat L ift Vagatabla Contadina Using res ipsa loquitur, a court Stewed Tomatoes 5 4»» found negligence when a car, Grocery Savings • Shortening » 68« parked on a steep slope, started WHtPAV MOREISHOP«n BACON/UVER/BEEF ■■up' \ to roll downhill. Chances were Lucky Loaf ,, Welch's good, said the court, that the ' 2 driver had hegieetdd to set his FWIC RED HEART Cherry Pie Filling \ ^ ^ 39« Grape Jelly 48« brakes and cramp his front wheel Hershey's against the curb. SOFTfNER ^ S’- » ,-• Libby's Crushed. Sliced, Chuhlits V ' . Also using res ipsa loquitur, an- DOG FOOD Othhr court found negligence »■ ’S Pineapple . 400 MinlChips ‘ST 39« wRien a housewife encountered a piece of glaps in a newly opened t * .. Asi(t. Varieties can can ' o f spinach..,^'P**»<=M were FREEZER Minute Rice 21-01. 75« Table Talk Pies ►I ;l good, said the court, tfutt some­ one in the canning factory had iro S Tiid iF WMVPAYIiOBE?\-v - ' been careless. But the mere fact that an ac­ cident has happened does not SHOP-RITE SHOP-Rlim necessarily justify the use o f tlie Softex doctrine. Cmisider this situation: CIDER SHORTENING A woman climbing down from " MANCHESTER' PLUMP, TENDER‘PERDUE’r V Tissue 4~29^ a trolley lost her footing and fell BEEF FIRST CUT Mrs. William Oellers to the pavement. Demanding CENTER 63 Richard R(L^;M. 5 damages later from the troHey All Purpose company, she said the car had CUT V ?^;?rVernbB,Ciwii5, 1-ib.csn probably moved just as she was iS E "fiZ* ■’ 'V ■■ getting off. ' ALLVAR.OUNCANHM«$S MERRY CHERRY. FRUIT PUNCH OR But the court said there was an equal probability that she heradf JotinLonicti' ) had simply failed to watch her -DEL MONTE s t » . With no odds in her ^byor, r ’ -:M 8itd8D,^n. said the court, she could not use IK FROZEIV FOOO DAIRY res ipsa loquitur to win her case. tffii I 1- r fOKTHRiiTYsinratl i W HOL^ju. sy,, A public service feature of the ASl UIIC W A V iV A V S American Bar AtsociaUon and Bake ’Em! Brdil ’Em! Fry ’Em! ' P f f D Cakes Hood's LOW Fat the Conneetient Bw Assoda- cans F R Y I N G : 2V2-3 lb, Avg. SWISS STYLE ■ Uon. Written by Will Bernard* ■ > HarrieV^lisbury Frozen Food Savings vMiddlebtf^i>Qnn. A P P L E YOGURT C 1972 American Bar AssociatiOa CHICK C H ERRY wvivpsVii(WvV' Asst* Flavors k i ;■ r>>ai 16-oz. pkg. " x a k e w o o d r d : BEEFBOnOtti ^ T i n i M w n W AtERBU RY USDA ' ' Fern Serven ''m m : ' ' ' - CHOICE ' Washington Ave. Social 15-02. Light and a v M y " pkg- 1 Conn. CHUCK BO AST ’ ’ w h o le Sherbet r 79« Kraft American Security in Our Dairy Caaea D e l i D e p t .! > A U FUUOaS SEALTEST LIGHT IT U V a V AU BUF ANO A U HEAT CHAO auto BEEF BONELESS Orange Juice ^ 5 SFices &I-GI* YOGURT GEMHIANKS Buitoni Lasagne FatRUySlM Sargento—6-oz* pkg. Q. My husband worked as a I Cut-Up • Split • Quartered 35L miner in the coal fields of West 24k. Potatoes 3 kW 89« Provolone Slices Virginia fw over 20 years. He It 1,^'- ' ■ 1«4I. died seven years ago from black USDA Coffee Lightener 7 (*!»■ lung disease. Am I entitled to 4 ^ 8 9 ^ CHICKEN LEGS ...... 58’ . CHOICE Koehler 3)^1 window’s benefits? Apple Pie FM 79« A. A widow of a coal miner SHOP-RITE ' mtorni RICH and CHIP U-u. King-Nut Soft may be eligible fbr benefits if. her IWABOABINE BACON CHICKEN BREASTS .... 68< „ Cherry Pie 89« husband was disabled and died WHVMYMORE?_ 14-oz. ( d Q ^ frmn black lung disease. It does Health & Beauty Aide Margarine 3)«’1.00 not matter bow long ago he died. CHICKEN WINGS ...... 38’ ^ Q. I would like to file an LISTERINE REGULAR application for black lung 20-02. MOUTHWASH bottle benefits but I have already filed lim 0 9 EEF i: 7 9 ’ PRODUCE for Social Security benefits. Can I Appetizer Dept. • LUTER BACON iMSiirtafn LONQACRE DARK MEAT file for both? STORE SUCEDSHQP-RITE WHY PAY MORE? - F t o o A. Yes, you should apply for TURKEY ROLL ■ Delicatessen "GHIQUITA" black lung benefits even if you ROLOGNA’ BEEF have filed for Social Security 10 Pine Mountain Logs payments. You may b^ ^titled to lb. lb. Nepco Pastrami »k58’ Bananas Colorful 8.|h. |o| additional benefits.^ 8 9 ^ CHUCK GROUND Ripe, Golden Q. {.filed for disability benefits Preeh Fruits & Vegetablee ProvidotFlro ' Nepco Pressed Ham ^58’ Up To 3 Hr*. last year but was turned down. Is SNOW WHITE ■ CUT SHORT FOR BROILING there any point in filing for black Cato of 6 S3.99 lung benefits now? Nepco Turkey Roll v;<,88’ Idaho Balkfitg Potatoes A. Yes, black lung rules arc different and you m i^t qualify fo r black lu n g bm iefits even if you i BEEF RIB aren’t digible for Social Seciwlty disability payments. THIS WEEK 5 9 * v a l. ' W O W ' First Quality Q. I’m retired and I geL lb . "II). 8 Seethe .monthly Social Security ch«ks {steaks Complete Set NORDIC for myself and my 17-year-old' FRESHCAUFORNIA FLORIDA SEEOUSS "SIZE 4B") BONCIESS mentaUy retarded .laughter. My on display Parity Ho§e sister told me her checks will Broccoli butich 39< Grapefruit usoA f B£EF SHOULDER STEAK r- fV a STEMWARE continue even after she’s 18. Is chok;e 1 ^ LONDON RROIL . n o t - ' th is tru e? Beigb e Taupe CAUFOBWASWEn 1 Sherbet-Champagne A. Yes, if your daughter SOUTHCRNUa.. START YOUR Cinnamon e Coffee qualifies for disabled child’s Carrots 39< Yams FOROVmORPOT. WHYPAYMOREI boiefits. You should call; write, (SBEEF BONELESS BEEF SET NOW or visit your East Hartford Social Security office at least three VALUABLE COUPON SHOP-RITE COUPON RIBROAST CHUCK STEAK Heavy Gauge Plastic—22 Gal. mmiths before your daughter QotaHUM reaches 18 to see about con­ MH ‘ dotaiis at any Trash Barrels ^ 1.59 tinuing her checks on the basis ol .J Evaiybody's MkL No Purebstt NocMuryl her disability. Bone ess Beef for Stew. . 99^ Calif. Chuck Steak .8 9 « mTHMCm ( . — . . » - TOPROUWORTOMMLOIN Q. I am 70 years old and 1 we merve the right to limit quantities WE^M^epAAB FOOD STAMP CUSTOMERS collect Social S e ^ iy refirmneni VAtUAHlE t,OUF>OM VALUAFTLE C;OUfH»N benefits: In June I had a hestft VALU/VBLF COUF’ ON VA I U AlU I ( .OUI ■< »rj VAlUAHIt attack. GUI lalso apply forfiodil Beef Short Ribs Security disability b o t ^ ? WITH THIS COUPON LOIN WBTIONItW/CENTEMtMi CHOPS) DUtW JlII flU L Towards the BurchBM Of a • SHb. 13^ box A. No. Disability benefits an Quartered Pork loin * not paid in addition to otbei Dash : For37 ^^-02. Dot. For 24-oz. bot. * For 84-oz. box ' FRESH CUT FORBAR-B-QUE BREAITG JOY LIQUID CRiSGO GAIN 1 Laundry OIL Have a questloa about Social Detergent' Laundry Detergent ^ OioodBtMwIhqHBteiiiidM^. ■n cwpii mo n i*duM Security and its retlrancnt, suT' HHi CBegM md Si p m Om MUi CwuM SS pvckni CoupMlwNoMpwlamlk- OlKUwlfeMSdlM.4 OfMUnlkniM,llM .4 CougM tiwbu SaL, Nov. AI97Z CHICKEN RRli eiipM iM $S pNfdwe [lteU«(llnM.*llw.4 vivors, disability or •'Medicare Ua|lCMW*F«falY UaaiGMpMFMFaMIr .‘ r iMiCwiwrKFaer benefits? Write to Questkns and XMaHiamfmfmilt i v a i Y B O P r f miYBODri ^ Answers, Social Security office. iRinnnr iveyiom iVWYlQBYif r 657 Main St., East Hartford l iS CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AN^ SAVE c l ;p a n d save Prices eHectivc thru Sat, Nov. iL 1S7Z Not taijMnilbM lor typegnphicalatriirs. Quantity rights lesarvad. A

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BUGSBUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHBAN "dURBOARDINQ BOUSE wtttilfAJOBHOOnJB AMTRAK STARTS SLOWLY passenger train operations, but VANCOUVER, B.C. (A P )- it was a slow sUuT. , B u y A a o x o p WHATW TH'CAUSB, IM T H A T CASE,. VE», Sue,T SBMT HIM OVER TO VOOR PlA C e WTTH ' xm V K T W w a a goA MMMP ig K r MAKE WRE Passenger rail service between The first run of the Pacific Read JUMIOR» WMSON MORS THAN AM HOUR A dO '-am - (DEKIxlLpeMONaTRRrC W * tS S T R O K S l ^ > ------'T O HELP LECnOM CPh', OR KPHAVE EBOUaHrn'MIlEELfV w nwnnxnoN 16 FliMiEM fACKSBCUMD? ) ENOUSH ^ in July for the first time since foray into Canada—ran almost Herald Ads B U Q s r t v s m a RMAMC B A ICE CREAM/ J'U. deTHIMTUCNBPAROUMPWifORE^ ASOOO S I D M i y g HE CET9 A CHAMCe TO UNUMM '-TWHnlDlKZZLB h— —- THERE'S A BEFORE A Amtrak took over U.S. one hoiu late. TTOPOUK NEMERAPRy \ TOU OO CAUSE] ‘T K O O P I6 AM>HEXL BE RI^HTOVER/ MMHNKnoM.MC./ |>SI TAR IM ' EYE WHEN « U I MOUROLD N E X T SINS-rSNO-A^ SOFT- ^ A a iM O K ifl ...ri NEWS • RiCh ». rtiCH WEATHER • RiCH SPO. . HER . RiCH SPORTS • RiCH MUSu . SPORTS • RiCH MUSIC • RiCH WEATh MUSIC • RICH NEWS • RICH WEATHER • i NEWS • RiCH WE, ^ H SPORTS • R, MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD WEATHER • Ri M C H MUSIC • RiC ^iCH SPORTS SHERIFF FINN—I'VE TRIED WEATHER . LET'S HOPE HE'S i TO SEE FRANK—BUT HE I] CH MUSIC • R| lEATHER . RiC BECKONCAUL AOWitTED THAT OVeHCOMFIDtNm' REFUSES/ IVON'T you t a l k HE AND m s . KRONE ARE COIN' THAT'S TRIPPED T O H IM -£ kS£iSE/ H NEWS • RiC SPORTS • RiC TO GET AAARRIED/ HE'S PLENTX, "Mm SHARP—AND COMPLETELV OTHE ' WEATHER . ;H m u s ic • RiC iCH SPORTS iCH WEATHER (SRAMPAW /SSnSr H MUSIC • RiCH NbW&.. HiCH WEATHER • P EWS • RiCH WEATHER • RiCH SPORTS • SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 'THER • RiCH SPORTS • RiCH MUSIC lAPplMHOI 'ORTS • RiCH MUSIC .^RiCH W E' ^ durn.i o n T s e e m t d ^ VIONDER WHV HE RAINTEP L£rME9IOWVDU1HlS. SET MV RMSEBS WID IT O/ER A BOWLlMd BALL? RiCH N E W S . RiCH W F' These are the presidential candidates of some FYom left are: Dr. Benjamin Spock, People’s John Schmitz, American Party; and Mrs. •"-ATI-IFR . - j - ^ - 1 of the smaller parties of the United States. Party; Gus Hall, Communist Party; Rep. Linda Jenness, Socialist Workers Party. . \ . ...the RiCH-est SOUND AROUND PRISCILLA’S POP BYALypiltUHEER V YtXJ

THEFUNTSTONES who apparently, was overpaid by The auditors also said that O b y h a n a ^b a r b e r a HARTFORD (AP) - Some of Feeling Strains the doctors who work at state 37,600 has since been given an another doctor appeared to have jails have been overpaid, the 380-a-day contract. been overpaid by 3545 in 1969. » >, ON WeOMBfliDAy. THOUGHT state auditors said. They said that HE -TAUSHT AT A A T T H E ByJOHNCUNNlFF Firestone Inc. were reportedly GOL.P COURSE ezploring poaible advaiitages of one physician, whom they did not A P Baataeia Aaalwt name, was apparently overpaid NEW YORK (A^-D espite com bini^ , primarify to reduce I , IH f iz ^ overfae^ H a l ^ , Stuart & 17,600 o v » a period of l e » than the demiie or merger of more one year. The doctor was than 100 securities firms over the Co. and A.G. Becker & Co. were HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS doing the same. . avera^ng 2 hours and 15 minutes past few years that was supposed a day at the jail, bul was being GUMMER STREET BYPHILKROHN to have W the industry stronger The condition of The Street it said to result from a combination paid for 4 hours a. day, the than ever, evidences o f weakness auditors u id . t l 'l o f high overhead and tagging at DISCOUNT PRICES! I se e iHB AiszLiTzes are reapfiearing. volume. Ironically, tome of the The auditors did not say what B rooks A i% MAVINI^ AN(?rH £f2 James Needham, New Yoik jail they were talking about. Stodt Extdiange chairman, calls it overhead consists of computers fAMiL-Y installed to handle high volume. “ We have discussed the matter / “the wdley of a business cycle,” with the cotrunissiooer of correc­ / but that is simply a broad What seems to be the biggest plague of all is the one alluded to tion and his staff,” said the euphemism for financial strains SAVE 579 iAVE 404 -nr. by Needham: the cyclical nature auditors, “and were informed being ipqierleDced by the sur* unit 2 WITH THIS COUnW' limit 2 WITH TNII COUPON of the industry. It is eztremely that the doctors at the correc­ vivors o f the recent shakeout. NEO-SVNEPHRINE x p “ sensitive not only to economic tional centers present a special CREST In what seems in a small way to changes and ezpe^tions, but to kind of problem because they ate WITH FUtOMITiW be a rqiEst of .the old scenario, NOSE DROPS MUTTANDJEFF BUD FISHER the whims of investors. hard to keep. S OZ. TUBE well knowii securities houses are “ The conunissioner feels that a Rigultr or mint. rqiorting sagging incomes, and in I u Many critics claim that it is still change in the wording of the some instances they Bee little MFC. UST 1.06 MFQ. UST Me r TWO Y MUTT, VOURE GETTINS suffoing from the.ezcesses of the agreement is needed so that it AMD AhJOTMgB! TH IN S , M UTT, MAKE VOUR WORST hope of recovery e z ^ t through ENEMY VOUR ------’ OYERFRIENDLV WrrH late 1960s, when millions of neW would read that the doctor would FOR VOUR OWN WELL'BEING mergers.. COUPON HATE IS THE WRONG ATTITUPf^ FRIENP/ VOUR WORST ENEMY/ shareholders were attracted to be paid $80 a day to provide BY FRANK BAGINSKI As Needham told NYSE PLAIN JANE t h is e l e c t io n investments and then dis­ medical services as required by IN / - member firms recently that the illusioned by both faUing prices the cottunissioner of correction. /^l\lL.IVE0OI«IN 'OAyt^ViSi»o« situation com p iled him to resist \-mEUAU-ANC7 T O HAVE and low ethics. As l i ^ as the doctor provides the LIMIT 1 COUPON PE» PAMllV • tXPISES LIMIT I COUPON PCS FAMILY ■ tXPISEt pressure for negotiated or lower service requi^ even though it BROOKS C:OiiPON y-* • conunissiops: The forced closip^,, tai|gled may take him only (me or two BROOKS COUPON j-i-HBydeff;’'i«tone, Inc. was ;bbo&^tng, the-ii^ui^ to "hours, he would riill tieoeive t ^ reporting income for the deliver stodcs that werle'bougfat 380 a day.” , SAVE 83* SAVE .90# three modtbs elided Sept. 29 o f or sold, and the threatened ^ SALE The auditors said the doctor l i m i t 2 WITH THIS COUPON' cinly |24,968,^or one cent a share, actual losses of customer funds LIMIT 2 WITH THIS COUPON lOHNSON 3 JOHNSON compared with 1893,110 a year produced considerable ill will. PERTUSSIN earlier. .< WTl«hl • 1V7; Since then, the SEC, thq ez- NO MORE 'VAila H itr |lniiHti,ini The company’s management 8 HOUR All WwHlild>l«|lMr«tnl M-l change, their monber firmt End echoed an old refrain. T h^ said C0U6H FORMUU TANGLES » others have been trying ‘to SEATTLE AIRPORT STUDY "X' they have now “focused attention SW 01 on tighipning OUT cost contnd restructure and strengUien the SEATTLE (AP)-The MFG. u n 1J9 BY DICK CAV ALU markets, but the Job is still far MFC. UST 1.4B WINTHROP procediues.” Seattle-Tacoma International —Stockholders of Merrill from complete. Thus an at­ Airport contributes 3486 million mosphere of conflict and change Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith each year to the economy of the I NEUR WORRY THE CNUY THINS continues, and the public ap­ CO >riau WORRY A a o i r Inc. were contemplating a 52 per Puget Sound region, according MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY RieiNO UNEVRcwumr; ABOUTAWOP I E V B l le HOW I'M parently stays on the sidelines WORRY ABOUT.. S O IN O cent decline in September ear­ to a study by the Air Transport t COUPON PU FAMILY - EXPIRES J COUPON PER FAMILY ■ EXPIRES AAilERICA'S IMAiSE,,7HE IHAr STUFF... waiting for it to end. TOSIDPTHie nings to |1.6 million from |3.3 Assn. OKAY/jLET^ W HY BUCK o a w w JN is r t m w s .-* BRCX?KS (y )l PON THINaWBIH million in Sqitonber 1971. The study said that more than BROOKS COLTON DROP TH E THE NO BR AKES., The current controversy of fiz- ANCHOR! CROW DS T Merrill Lynch, the world’s ed versus negotiated com­ 7,000 persons are employed at IF W E biggest b r b to , remains highly missions is of iiTunedlate concern the airport and they earn about SAVE 703 SAVE 90* profitable, however, as do s e v ^ ituinly to large institutioiul 3100 million annually. l i m i t i WITH THIS COUPON i d o n Y LIMIT 2 WITH THIS COUPON © G» o other firtm, including E.F. Hut­ HAVE TO ? securities customers, but the out­ Besides payrolls, the other ton and Donaldson, Lufkin’ & SCHICK e p . com e eventually coiild spread to important element is spending MAALOX Jenrette Inc. sinaUer customers. SUPER CHROMIUM by the air carriers, whi(di NO. —First Boston Corp., an invest- 1 OOUBU EOOE BUOB IH At present, conunissions are com es to 3318.4 million per 80 TABLETS m oit banko' and underwriter, year. This includes spending for reported a 53 per cent decline in fixed on all s ^ below 3300,000. MFC. U n 1.SB MFB. UST 1.BB a O The SEC seeks to reduce the level supplies, food, fuel, taxes, e iwi H ML w. TiC »„. ux M. eti. earnings for the third quarter, to 3100,000 by April 1974, but the capital improvements, landing ) G m \ ^ and Reynolds Securities showed a fees and space rental. IO’vsf’99 15 po: cent drop. industry argues that this will cost its s(Hirdet of millions o f doUan. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE —Shields & Co. and D rezd Flu til doubit tdgt raion BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE CAPTAIN EASY l i m i t I COUPON PEN FAMILY EXPIRES II PAHW« T HE PROVE HER WOME N THE CM?. HOW LOOK HERE, WHV, SON, DONT OUST STOP LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY EXPIRES It GIRL WAS SIR. I DON'T UKE VOU KNOW GIRLS GIVING ME RIGHT! IREAAeMEER rB R O O K S C O U P O N ANVBODy SENDING LOVE FURS ANP NOW- HE U5BP THIiF NOVEMBER CARPET SPECIALS BROOKS COUPON NUTS AEOUT THINGS! (JgY DUMMY IM SOMB THE MINK MV GIRL PRESENTS CARS? I THOUGHT OP Ml# «TA aB UACKBT. IN MV NAME. t WAS DOING OUT OF VN-UBION#! SAVE 86t '(DU A RAVOR. SAVE 7U R-BEST CARPET CENTER LIMIT 2 WITH THIS COUPON^ 1 ' ‘ MY tIFEr l i m i t 2 WITH THIS COUPON Sale Ends N ovem ber 11,1972 ULTRA BAN VISINE . SOO ANTI PEHSPIIIANT DROPPER OR I OZ. Reg. Price Sale SQUEEZE BOTTU Price MFO. u n IJS jnstalled % O t ^COUf0H«yi^ MF6. USr 1.50 IA ( II I.O III'f •! I.*M' ! HI r,l II (MH 100% NYLON SCULPTURED $ 9.50 H i d $ 6.50 w yd. IilviiillAi 1 i HllilHI I’ll'M MAIISN 100% NYLON SHAG $10.25 iq ./d . $ 8.50 • « y d . < {•' 'll fill Hi'.I,HR RtRultr or unictattd. 100% NYLON MINI SHAG $10.25 u r y t . $ 8.50 w -yd . I COUPON PEN FAMILY • EXPIRES 11)^ ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN 100% KODEL POLYESTER TIP SHEER $11.95 H L »d . $ 9.45 w yd. , LIM IT X COUPON PER FAMILY EXPIRES |l/4, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON GANU^ 100% ACRILAN PLUSH $12.25 $ 9.95 w -y d . B R O O K S c o u p o n ] ..HE WAS lALMNfi RML ...CM P GUMPIN ABOUT I YEAH...HE SEEMED ) POOR OLD ^BROOKS COL PON ^ CRAZV JUST BETORB HIS TAPES eOlNS ^ 100% NYLOH SCULPTURED SHAG $19.75 W -F t. $16.75 I t . yd. THE B N P ... ANP SOME a BCUITS ' \"'rSi^FolPWONDERlamk/ i r>. JfffO ."'Pf • THAT WERE SHORTH)/ WHATCOULD, 100% NYLON KITCHEN CARPET $ 7.95 w -rd . $ 6.25 I t . yd. 5

u n S.0 _ *All pricM quoted above include 64-oz. Sponge Pad and Installation. COUPON p g 49r *Hany more comparable valuet can bo lotfi In our store. (Over 1,000 samples) “ p «rt 11/4 UMIT 1 COUPON PEN FAMILY ■ EXPIRES BY BUXHOWRILLA •Fosturlng: Barwkk - Beattie - Buriington - Dan Rlvor l i m i t I COUPON PER FAMILY ■ EXPIRSi N j * , ^ S o Q k s c o i t ^ SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER BROOKS COUPON BROOKS COUPON H er,pcn/ER!.. THE WH^THE HCtPUP? FREE ESTIMATES NO MONEY DOWN LITTLE SPORTS B YR O U Sm CORNER GREEN HO. a WOODBRIDGE ST. ii-i trvsar'oe-"*" (Next to 7-11 Store) MANCHESTER, CONN. .. 30% DISeOUNT ON & R-BEST CARPET (XNTER Open Dtily;| and SwwUy, 9 A.M. to i P.M. 277 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Located at VERNON WAYSIDE FORNITIIRE (Formerly Country Drag) ALL FILM PROgESSING ROin'E S3, VERNON FUHie:S7S4209 —S7S.M39 Open Dnily 9 A.M. -10 PM. — Sunday 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. ALSO SHOP: • H A R T F (»D « W I^ lM A P flic* COLCHESTER* FARMINGTON egiemiT— ^WedUe«*« ieaam.(«e|Mak ‘ThmrB.dkFrf.aUie— Cl— eilBmA y

1 i PAGE TWENTY-SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaertor, Conn., Wtd.. Nw. 1. \vn Ma n c h e st e r EVENING h e r a l d , Maneheita. Conn.. Wed.. Nov. L 1972-

Herald Angle Indian Booters Bow, Back, Undefeated UMass

By EARL YOST Tie for CCIL Title Larry Brown Now No. 1 Cains in N.E. Poll Sports BriefsF^ 7 Undefoated Mamachusette The otha top 10 teams were 3. Harvard (6M ) 143H Sporu Editor By Dean Yoat scoreboard clock, ly controlled the tempo of the NEW^YORK (AP) - “ I’ye the second straight time. picked up arouQd on Dart- Holy CroM, Bridgeport, V a - 4. Yale (61) 130 Wethersfield’s Mark Hufziger game. If we played the first beat an 'average bade’ jfbr so Otha nonlnees this wedc ’ mouth and Harvard to main­ monti Boston Univenlty and 5. Baton CoUege (24) 108 Manchester High’s hopes of BASEBALL Middlebury, in that orda. 6. Holy(>oa(661)89 netted the game’s only goal as half like we did the last half,’’ k n f, I'm tired of it,” an ex- were rookie running back tain its grip on fint place in winning sole posKskm qf first PHILADELPHIA - The Connecticut wu dropped from 7. Bridgeport (74) 56 be booted a long low drive. Danielson added, “ We would haiMted Lany Bnmn said sar- FVanop Harris of Pittsburg, Tha AsMMttted Press New place in the CCIL soccer stan­ Fhlteddpkte PhUltei traded third the top 10, whUe Baton Universi­ 8. Vermont (34) 50 -.x, into the lower left portion of have won this one.’’ ctttically. 'Tm working tote quartotedc Ardiie Manning England college football poll. Front tind C^ntevy Mr. Smith dings went out the window the MHS net, past the out­ buem ia Don Money, pttcfaa BUI ty. 24, gained entrance vrith 9. Baton University (34) 27 on top. Everybody’s got a Ug- of New Orleans, and quarter- ChamptoB and iiifirida John The Minutemen, who are 60 on successive wlm ova Temple and 10. Mlddlebury (84) U yesterday afternoon in ideal stretched arms of goalie Ray It’s tough to name outstan­ the season, took all 18 tint-place ding playos when an entire back theory, but size has hack O aig Morton of Dallas. Vukovlch to the Milwaukee Rhode Island. Others jrecelving votes: The fellow iidio dreamed up the 1972 Manchester Midget soccer weather as visiting Sullivan. Hanis, subbing tar iqjured votes, drawing the fo a that th^ team contributed a great ef­ nothing to do with it. It’s Brewos for staiting pttchen Jim 1. Massachusetts (60) 180 Amherst, Colby, Connecticut, Football League schedule rates a bow. The leagp^ will draw Wethersfield High tacked a 1- Rreston Peanon, rushed f a Lonborg u d Ken Brett and did not receive test week. The 2. Dartmouth (44-1) 1S9V4 Maine, Northeastern, WUltems. Manchester, with a fort, but Chris Saunders and heat and determinatkm. I to a close Friday night at Mt. Nebo with the Patriw'battling 0 defeat on the Tribe. 131 yards and two tottdidowns rdieven Ken Sanders and B a l vote was taken after Mike YankowsU on defoise leaned that long ago. I Massachusetts rolled to an easy the Chargers for chmpionship laurds. The Pats will go into ’The loss gave the previously bhstering offensive perfor­ and caught a 17-yard pass f a SteidwnBon. and Phil Stoneman, Blaz teened to run when I was 49-18 weekend victory over the finale with a 4-1 won-lost record while the Chargers show ‘ unbeaten but once tied Tribe mance throughout, hit anotha score in the Steelen’ NEW Y O R K - Gaybwd Perry, CONFERENCE everything from the goal cross ' Stimac, Werner Cacace, Scott smallih the ghetto.” Cleveland Indian rlghthanda Yankee Conference challenga four vdns, no losses and one tie. a CCIL record of 11-1-1. Over­ 38-21 victory ova Buffalo. (tenecticut. Wlggin and Greg DeNies on s od all Manchester is 11-2-1. bars to the goal poi^. A fan­ As a running back, Brown Manning c o v e t e d 20 of 35 who posted a 24-16 reem wtih a Final Standings SoBthern DM I offense all performed outstan­ 1.02 earned ran average, w u Dartmouth, 44-1, is in second Conard High, the defending tastic save Iv riv^ goalie Jim hardly has impressive passes for 295 yards and two W L T ' The winner will wind up with the title. If it’s a deadlock, dingly for the Tribe. named wlnna of the 1972 Cy place following its 21-21 tie with S. W.Jaycees 7 0 0 CCIL champs, defeated Hall Rossetta added -to the K- pbyiical statistics - 195^ touriidowns as the Saints beat Harvard, white the Oimson is in Northern Division the laurels will go to the Chargers. Action stairts at 7 o’clock. shutout, his sixth of the year. Young Award m the beat pitcha Bolton 5 2 0 yesterday to give them a share poiinds padmd on a S-foot-11 Phitedelphte 21-3 lot their third place with a 61-1 record. Hebron ^ 2 4 1 About that f^ ow who drew up the schedule, it was Harry Manchester can’t sit back In the American Lcegue: Smith, a member of the league’s Board of Directors and of the title along with “ We oMildn’t beg, borrow^ frame* As he says, though, it’s first victory of the season. BALTIMORE - The Fourth place went to Yale, Tolland S.W. Rotary 2 5 0 Mandiester. Wethersfield, a on its laurels now. Saturday, which lost its fint game of the Coventry 1 6 0 former director of Camp Kennedy. John Walsh, who has buy or.,;iteal a goal out there y ' HwiMpMDSkO.Y«t D(tt size that counts but Morton threw three BalUffloe (hriolee have reac­ Ellington well disciplined club, fin isl^ udiile the GAC tournament quired cetcha Elite Hendricks seeson Saturday to Cornell, 2613, S. W. Admirals turned in a superb job of reporting the ’Nfidget League today,” commented what otie does with It. And touchdown passes and set up G>nference (Siamplonahlp— S. pairings are being decided, foom the Chicago Cuba In ex­ whUe idle Boston CoUege, 24, Stafford Springs the season with an 11-2-0 Manchester’s coach,, Dick Erinm does everything vrith a fourth TD with his aerials in stayed In fifth place. W. Jaycea vs. ToUand 1 pro. activities this seasmi, passes along w c^ that Bill Hayes and the 'M be will battle the Tribe's Scott Wiggin Boots Ball Towards Goal change f a minor league cetcha Eut Wlndaa George Maloney, the former Little All-American while at St. mark, losing to both Conard Danielson. “ It was a* hard what he’s got Dallas’ 28-24 victory Monday Sunday at EUington. "td Manchater. played game, under ideal Alumni at Memorial Fidd in ^ night ov a Detroit. Frank Estrada. '^Michael’s, will te directing the Pats and Chargera respec­ a 2 o’clock game. Ten days a gote rushed f a tively. /Vlth 2:31 showing on the . soccer weather. We complete- 95 y a ^ and cau^t passes for \ a lot of fans compare TENNiS 100 iriore, scorfig 8 .pair &t Brown with stars like Jim GOTEBORG, Sweden - Dick While rain on two Friday nights cut down the attendance - Two Angry touchdowns in Washington’s Brown, Gale Sayers and Looy Stockton, Trtoity University ace and the expected revenue • the league officers are hoping for crucial 24-20 victory oya Kelly. While otha players from Port Washington, N.Y., a record turnout Friday night for the all-important cham­ Grid Teams Dallas. That performance might bask in such recojpii- scored a major upaet in the first pionship scrap. ^ ° : brought him the selection a tion, Larry Brown shrugs it round of the Ooteborg World wedf ago as The Associated off. Cbamplonihlp Tennis tourney. Set to Meet Rress CMoisive Playa of the Two Times and Out BASKETBALL NEW HAVEN (AP) - Two Wedc in the National Footiudl AP photo “ Let me, be myself,” he That was some rtiubarb in last Saturday’s New Britain angry and determined football League. Rest for the Weary insists. “ Let me succeied a ATLANTA - The Atlanto Hawks of the National Basketball SHOP High-New Haven HUlhouse football game in New Britain on teams, Dartmouth and Yale, will fall on my face as Larry Last Sunday against New lA i-r y Brown Takes Five Against Giants Association traded third-yea > which Coach Dan Cas^ twice took his team off the field struggle Saturday to stay in the Yorit Brown outdid himself. Brown wlfoout being com­ Ivy League title race. forward Don Adams to the EAST OF THE RIVER after protesting decisions handed down by the officials. pared to others ... I just want Dartmouth Coach John “ Jake” He rushed for an one of them covering seven Detroit Pistons f a a 1973 second- Sevai minutes remained with the score t i^ 7-7 when the As a result, the fourth-year to be my own man ... But of round draft choice. Crouthamel hinted at the tension overvriielmihg careohigh 191 yards for a, s^ re, as the New Haven mentor waved his team to the sidelines for a yards, 38 of them on a pro firom Kansas State earned course, it’s a compliment to second time. Earlier, hik players convinced Dan Cas^ that Tuesday during a teleiAone inter­ Rettekins came ateay with an the rare distinction today of V . view in which he panted nearly touchdown galley, and caught be put in the, same FOOTBALL the squad should continue (day. It goes into the record book equally cnidal 23-18' triumph being named The AP Offen­ all specific questions about his a pair of passes for 43 yards, ova the Giants: neighborhood with, those BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - as a 1-0 decision for New Britain...Tom Kelley has lined iqi team’s condition. sive Playa of the Week tot fellows.” Cornerback Ed Sharockman w u tm invitational cross country race at the l'.S mile new course Yale Coach Carmei C os», who ■/ released on waivers by the at filing High tommrow afternoon starting at 3:30..Dave also was questioned through the Minnesota VUdngi and claimed by the Philadelphia Eagtei. Lemieux, a fine young runner with Manchester High’s cross telephone hookup, said Satur­ / dountry team, is the son of Ed Lemieux, vriio was a day’s game in .Ytde Bowl is a *Np Names’ Finally Have Name of Their Own sdioolboy great while at Hartfmd Public High two decades “ must” for each team. GOLF ^ ...P a t Mistretta repwts he had 2^ out for his Manchester Undefeated and uidted going PINEHURST, N.C. - Mrs. into last weekend, both, teanu Gonununity College basketball team and has £Ut the squad SCOW PhUip Cudone of Myrtle Beach, down to a dozen including three standouts, M £kmie Moore failed to win. Yale lost 24-13 to Miami De^fensive Unit 'S.C., and Mrs. Wayne Rutter of Cornell while Dartmouth and un­ N.Y., shot three- w t of Windham, ex-Marine Stan Alexander from Covoitry , defeated Harvard tied, 21-21. and Lamont FYeeman, a Hartford High product...Ed Perry, t Pro Football to share the first- Dartmouth is second in New in the 15th annual HwaUPsriSfD-Ywt '1 NBA MCC hoqp standout laid seasmi, is now attending the UConn England, Yale is fourth. Cited for Latest Win -South Women’! Branch in Norwaljc. Perry averaged 18.3 points per ganw last Cozu said his scouts reported Tuesday's Results Sentoils tournament. Goalie Ray Sullivan Stops an Eagle Attempt Houston 106, Atlanta 105 year...Ruth Veal, who attracted attention here'several years that because of costly mistakes P h m BEACH GARDENS, Clevetend 126, Pbitedriphia 116 MIAMI (AP) — Somebody ago when she ran — and finished — in the Five Mile Road both Dartmhuth and Harvard Fla. — J ^ Nlcklaus, who faUed during the televised game, the tie Chicago 104, Kansas City- was bound to find out who race, is saving as managa of the cross pountry team at those Miami Dolphins “ no­ in his a t ^ p t to win the Grand score genaally r^ect^ the Omaha K Slam but ^ capture six cham­ The Best Shops, Businesses, Trinity College this fall w^ere she is a fresbnan. Veal Bruins Eye Sweep Golden State 112, Detroit 104 name” defenders were. runs between five and 10 miles daify and most likely will bob quality of play. pionships u i n t , h u been As tor the Corn^Yale game, Only games scheduled named tbeXProfeulonal Golf qp as an unofficial starter in the ’Tuiki^ Day classic here Top Ghehey Effort BOSTON finished test in a quadranguter J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. Orduz for Bennet. whuiing 6-4. Trinity now sports a Scott and Dick Anderson. meet at the University of Connec­ 36 Month"^ or Nick Buoniconti of Dolphins. Belaxes ticut yesterday, but gained some M an eh eater Saturday morning at Memorial 6-1 record while MCC is 5^1 for I^ W YORK (AP) - Kareem ‘Tm glad the ‘no-names’ Field, Bennet will battle the season. Manchester plays Abthuslabba; the 7-foot-2 sta of got recognized,” said Ckmch valuable expericna. DeGEMMIS HOUSE OF CLOTHING the National Basketball Hoat UCoiu JV's won the meet crosstown rival filing Junior High Greater Hartford C.C. Satgrday Don Suite, who has instilled dividuais. As a leaiu, Uiey re Den H a t o caught Colts’ GlaataalNiry in a return match. Bennet won on the latter’s field. AsMctetion’s Milwaukee Bucks, in them the' idea that the based on points with 24 white the stingiat in the lea^e, quartaback Marty Damns Avery Point, (branch of UConn) the first meeting. Trinity scored first on a today Joined the group of sports opponent must be shut out to stars who will receive the surrendoing only 87 points. twice for losses and Fer­ was second with 48 maikers. WINF/CRS RADIO deflected ball off the goal post insae at least a tie for the M an eh eater • New power peak patented plate design, with five minutes gone by in the Dewar’s Award of Merit at a nandez sacked him once, P a- Northwest Community Oritegc HAMYSTICKELSAVS: Dolphins, lliey. liniited the o 3,000 to over .4,000 watts of starting power at 0° first half. The Cottars rallied to luncheon here Thursday. Their haoes change week nanda^also recovered a fuin- waa third with 76 points a ^ Fahrenheit in lifetime batteries. "Hart We Go Again” tie the score two n^utes later on Colts to just 78 net yards to week. Against Baltimore, it ble late in the game on Bdanohesta finished with 88. AnollMr Dirid SUpownt ri Gary Taylor’s goal. Jabbajr is 6ne of the p a - passing and 114 rushing. was Johnson who blocked a Miami’s 28-yard line to wreck Avoy Point’s Mike Myshka GILSON* The Bantams earner back on . sobialitieB featured in the new “ Defense is a team punt to set up a touchdown, the' Colts’ strongest threat. covered the 4.75 mile coU^e DIRECTORS 3 6 M o n t h s two quick goals to take a 3-1 lead. book, “Sports Immortals,” proportion,” said defensive Mumphord who blocked a oourM in 26:42 with UConn's Arnsparga is the guiding Paul McLoughlin a second Our R eg. ^ Campbell scored on a penal­ Charlie Evans written by the sports staff of The coordinator Bill Arnsparga, field goal attempt to set up a light of the defense and be SNOWBLOWERS i Associated Press and published bdihid with a clocking of 26:43. to 2488 CHECK THESE raCES I ; ty kick h> close the spread to 3-2 vriio has been coaching u n to Miami field goal and Den by Prentice-Hall, fnc. .< seemed ready to pass out The Cougars’ Larry Woykovdty MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN 34.99 III. Salt at halftime. Siute since 1964. “ It’s hard Herda getting in on nine PROF. REMODELING The hosts tallied quick to open dgars wbhn^omied of The was 10th w te a time of 28:26 and 4H.P. 5289.95 3247.95 for one person to play tackles, seven unassisted. F a- John Shannon was 20th finishing the second half of play only to Among otba all-time greats to AP honor Tuesday. CONSULTANTS 5H.P. 5349.95 $29195 defense.” nandez' made eight tacktes, at 21:22. Otha MCC rannen '■I? 1 have MCC’s Ron Gurnon score to Evans to Speak be h o n o ^ at the luncheon are “ We won’t be able to Uve PERFORMANCE PLUS 5H.P. $399.95 . $329.95 Hiat’s why the “'no-names” .five unassisted, and Buonicon­ were Tim Ctercla 24th; Kurt Wknur L ife t im e close the score tp 4-3. Trinity tbrii . WllUeShoemaka, the world’s all- wHgjpm this, week,” sighed FITZGERALD FORD •3S MONTHS: FREE 90 day eleclric start like their tag, because it Hohmann 26th and Tom (Quirid apidied its offeiwive power to win time wimUngest jockey; auto ti added six tackles and had offensive backfield Coach Cal Rhdivlllf replacement of your 36 Month b u r R eg. 8H.P. $429,95 $349J5 27th. PYROFAX CAS CO. For 2 0 8 8 going away 6-4. Gurnon netted racing ace A.J. Foyt; Johnny credits all instead of in- three assists in the game. Taseff. Battery lor any reason due to battery failure. to 8 H.P. H.D. $449.95 M $369.95 A t Sports Night Manchester will travel to S.MkWl.tMr TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES Sm all, After 90 days battery pro-rated for replacement. the final Cougar goal. WeissmuUa, former Olympic Wlntied Saturday noon to battle Mnehnur M edium or • Ulelime OuaranlM: FREE replacemento1 your 42.99 Ml .Matliiau csriy s full jriir , swimming champion; aU-time Northwestern C.C. harrten la a COACHLITE DINNER THEATER Large Cars! Lifetime Battery for any reason due to battery ^ s n tM , luUii isrvicsd sm| fro ByJEarlYoat National Hockey L e a ^ scoring MOBILE SERVICE CENTER 36 MonUi tide terminal baUari'es elightly higher. conference meet. WgnhMM PiiaS failure, as long as you own your present car.^ dsUvMry to yow door. No Rest Saturday Three yean ago, Cbalie Evans was a bloddng back with champion Gordie Hone of the Pro Grid Players Fined Detroit Red WLDgi; form a NBA I Bof^llng I Results: Mike Myshka (AP) E-2 MONTHLY TERMS the University ‘ OpiMi Late Eytuy Night capture the league’s title. New York Mete loet fow teagne 114S TOLLAND 643-0784 transfening from Utah Univentr abutlmaw. Koufax set seven was gnll^ of an unfair laba volving about 621,200. Kennedy 843. the aeasoD. Except SaL^’til 6 p.m. “ Rutgers is .'a very phystcal m m uill UMU uuui vmmm- .~ m a a tO the IBR ty. Evans, a bacbekw, bails from ^ g® 2 ^ *^ w ra «»6 ri> a U p tey . racdMi. OpMEYtryNiteUIS football team,” said Caiiote. m f i I ) ,

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I' r PGA Player- Of- Year R m Eceewnleal W ey The “Action Marketplace” To Advortiio Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Over 60,000 Daily Readers 16 words, 8 days ...... $1,89 Fast Results 16 words, 6 days ...... $ 8 ,2 4 Laurels to Nicklaus 16 words, 10 days ...... , $4JiO COPY CLOSING TIME FOR PALM BEIACH ClARDEINSt F1&. (AP) ~ Jlsck Nii^Iuisi » words, 26 days ...... $1 4 ,5 6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS who failed in his attempt to win the Grand Slam imt did 12:66 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION H iw p y A d s ...... $1.60 inch capture six cbampionsbips in 1972, was nflnyi(^ the OeadtiM for Satarday aad Monday Professional Golf Association’s Playor of the Year today. Is 12:66 Noon Friday Tlie announcement of Nkklaus’ selection by Warren PHONE 643-27U Orlick, PGA president, was not surprising since the Cdlum- Iw , Ohio native won both the Masters and the U.S. Open Strvicos OHortd 12 Busineu Opportunity 21 Help Wanted 3S titles and nearly $300,000, a record. Her a ld S Nidklaus h egu the year by announcing his intention PLEASE READ ‘'LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also KEYPUNCH operator — part- moving large appliances. Burning trying to win professional gdlf's big four tournaments—the BOX LCTTERS time. four to sn houn per day. YOUR AD ^ barrels ddivered. $4. 6431775. SHELL Experienced and famllur with HAPPY A D S Masters, U.$. Open„British Open and PGA. Be won the first BERRY’S WORLD F or Y our Classditd or. "Want Ms" irt. DEALERSHIP Alpha-Numeric operations and two but was defeated on the last hole of the British Open by Informatioa CARPENTER available, days, with verifier. Apply Penonnd takM oMf the piwae as a am- eveniim, weekends. Additions, WMUBIEM defending diampion Lee Ttevino. the 1971 Player of the THE HERALD Will not dis­ venience The advertiser should Department, Iona Company, alterations, rqtalrs. No job too VEMON Regent Street, Manchester. Year. Gaiy Player of South Africa won the PGA, in wfaidi close the identity of any adver- reed his ed the FIRST DAY IT small. Free estimates. Call Nicklaus tied for ISth. Uart using box letters. Readers APPEARS end REPORT ERRORS in* Stephen Martin, 6437295 after 4 MAN wanted for general office Am^sw nwo dstktd sm Iw ti- "I am delighted and mpst appreciative to the PGA for ■wfntering'blind box ads who time for the nest insertion. The p.m. work, payroU, inventory etc. ^ e c ^ me,^' Nicklaus said whm informed of the honor. denre to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE itliUf J-hty rMch ttyts isrvics ita- Some typing helpful. Apply in “Lomdng back over the pak y w , 1 consider it the most cap follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for TWO YOUNG married men will UsB IscaM SB Rwts 30 $ 15. This erson to Allied Building uaH tfitn sscsNsat ptsM pstsatlii ts (APpboCoi satisfying I ’ve hhd sin ce professional in 1962. any advertisement and then only to do smaU repair Jobs and painting, ystems. 260 Tolland Turnpike, Enclose your reply to the box also cellar cleaning and l ^ t Uw ri|kt krilvkjuil. Manchester. ['*• * “The reason for the satisfacthm is not only did I six the estent of a "make good" inser­ C y Young Winner Gaylord Perry at Home with Son^ Jack in an envelope — address to the tion. Drors vrbicb do not lessen the trucking. CaU SHEU OFFERS: championships', but equally impmtant was the <»ntiuigi!^«^ Classified Manager, Manchester • EicsUtsI PM Trsiaisf gMAN wanted part-time, eveninra vPue of the advertisement will not and the warmth displayed by the gajUeries everywhere I Evening Herakt, toother with a TREE Service (Soucio’) — Trees • Fiunciai Auitisau tor office ewaning duties. 643 be corrected by “make good" Inser­ cut, building lots cleared, trees .. .SewMOM Picture on Wall Show$ Gaylord as Giant with Brother Jim of Twins played in the United States ai>d ov ers^ .” mehno listing the companies • IniwsKt sad IWirtiMiil PIm 4220. tion. topped. Got a tree problem? WeU Nicklaus also Woo the PGA auratd in 1967 when he won you do NOT wwt,to see your • tony men bsssMi NMy hotel sunt ywu letter. Your letter will be worth phone caU. 7438252 MAN to work in glau shop. Only oi hapFy o d i the U.S. Open and four other titles. He won his 12th and 13th V Call coHsd. wttkdsyt. 5239404, uk experienced need apply. Apply in desUoyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 major championships in 1972, tying the bte Bobby John for ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of Iw Ml. Brophy. person. 31 B isi^ St. one you've mentioned. If not it most major championdiips. He is the only golfer to win each all trades, reasonable and Nl|hts mmI sMktndi, uU esNsd, ■''j will be handled in the usual Autos For Salt 289-2117, ask ItrMr. Jarvis. 1970 Prediction Realized of the four major titles twice. prompt. CaU 5238649. DISHWASTBR wanted, Friday manner. Or Writs: and Saturday nights, 7-11. Apply 1964 IMPALA 4-door hardtop, VERNON Tree Service- Emert Cavey's ResUurant. automatic, power straring,ring, afr- LM t and Found 1 tree maintenance, pi uning. Happiness is; concUtioned, good condttion. Call cabling, removal, feeding, SHELL OIL COMPANY dishw ash er wanted three HANDCRAFT AND BAKE SALE FOUND— Gray and gold female 6439376 afta 5 p.m. . spraying. Connecticut tree licrase 477 Cewwcticul IM . hours at lunchtime. Apply For Perry as Young Winner For the Manchester Unit of eat, St-TunDd Ttoad, Ver­ .1622, tuUy insured. Free es­ East Hsttisrd, Csaa. Cavey's Restaurant. S non. CaU 6434712. 1963 GRAND PRIX good engine timates. 8 7 ^ 1 3 American Cancer Society and drive train, interior and tvm, E help wanted, for , Thursday Night, Nov. 2nd PORTOj^ VALLEY, Calif. (AP) - aeveland Indians best of his career. E i^ t of his 16 losses were by one run, he bent rear frame. Best Offer. CaU LOST — I^ b o o k No.s E 10481, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, packing of plastic bags in cartons 6-8 p.m.-, right-handa Gaylord P d iy predicted in 1970 he would win a noted. after 5, 6435879. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. AU Schoolt-Clostes 33 on rimer of two shMU, 8 a.m.- W9KB 5- 14068, 9liB6, Savings Friday, November 3rd, Cy Young Award to match the one his oU v brotho- Jim won At bis hilltop home here, 40 miles south of San Francisco, ecisive Bank of Man cto ter, Application concrete repairs, both inside and 4:30 p.m. or 4:30 p.m.-12:S0 a.m. 1967 CHEVROLET Caprice, (S> WNIA.1 5 days a week. Must have own 9 a.m. until sold out at Minnesota that year. Now he has. Perry called the award “ a great thrill’’ and said he was “ very made for payments. outside, railings, landscaping. wagon, full power, alr- Reasonabty prhM. Cril 6 43 ^ 1. tranwortation. Plant located in Conn. Bank & Trust Co. “It was my best season ever in baseball,’’ Perry said tiap|]y.’’ He said big factors in his award-winning season were conaltiooing. Bxcdloit condi­ GET A TRADE FfiUND — Long haired orange BULLDOZER OPERATORS NEEDED East Hartford near the 893 Main St., Manchester Tuesday after learning be had beaten out Wilbur Wood of the the American L^igue’s grassy infields and the skill of NEW YORK (AP) —• “ That’s the way to win them, inan,” rat wUfa double front paws, very tion. $1,400. Phone 6433913 WASHING Machine repairs, RCA "I canCt even figure out these seventh grade arithmetic Manchester Une. CaU 5285471 little Calvin Murphy declared.“ Why get a big lead et the Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. story problems. What's going to happen if we go to tho U READY FOR SPRING between 1 p.m.5 p.m. Ask for Chicago White Sox 64-58 in the Baseball Writers Association aeveland catcher Itoy Fosse. frioidly. Call 646-1841. CONST. 900M start and take away all the suspense?” 1966 DODGE Dart, hardtop, 6 Reasonable rates. Owner of I^ e metric system?" penumori Director. America voting for the Amoican League’s best pitcher. “The big thing ttot heh>ed me after moving to the cyUnder, standard, clean. One Muii>hy, Houston’s 5-foot-lO backcourtman, almost went' Jack Nicklaus LOST — Mens wire lim Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 High paylsi Jab nsarby Stats Hcssisd Gaylord, 34, and Jim, 36, made baseindl history two years, American League is that they had only one Astroturf infield ownor. Good condition. Phone West Middle Turnpike, next to NANCY and BILL too far with the suspense bit 'Tuesday night, but came up in pocket of blue Ystsrsn Spprsvtd ichsaL FuN m4 ago by being the first bn^her act to win 20 minjor Imgue and the rest are on natural gisas. The National League has six 1647-15M. 649-9963 mornings. Stop and Shop, 6434913. ACCOjJNTING Thanks for the games, but Gaylord, 23-13 with San Fhm dsco that year, lost Astroturfs, and that made it a little harder. with the big play that gave the Rodtett a 106-106 vktoiy over psrt-lisw clststi. PlicssMsI- beans and franks 1971 DATSON 510. four-door Heating-Plumbing Astittsact. out to Bob Gibson of St. Louis in the National League Qy “I’m a low ball pitcher and try to get them to hit on the the Atlanta Hawks in National Baidtetball Association action. LOST' — Cat, gray, white paws TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, Painting-Papering 13 17 Fee Peid i Selery Open Sapphire and friends With 15 seconds to go and Houston in front 104-102, chin and chesf, tanale, grand- automatic, low ihileage, new Young vote. ground. On Astroturf the ball moves through a little quicker. Lee Self-Chastised tires. $1,550. Phone after 4 :30 . uuacowi.iwe.tttu Two local fimu are taakiag Jr. Murphy lost the ball on a tumiwer. Atlanta’s Pete Maravich motfaer’ier’s p ^ f e u ^ 6464B83. Lie Free estimates. CaU DONALD E. Tarra - NO JOB too smaU. Immediate At the time, Gaylord said, “ Our mantel is large enough for Grass hdps out ih slowing it down.” ••••••••••••• p.m., 646-3887. 6335345. paperhanging and painting. Free service on service caUs. Free. CALL NOIL ...... 522-45$$ hccts. Typing 40 wpm prafarrtd. sank a 14-foot jumper with 10 seconds leilt to tie the game, two. Jim’s got bis. I’ll get mine.’’ The style he used in the National League wasn’t changed Porsoriala-Anhouncomonts 2 estimates. 6430271. EicaUant banaM packaga. Happ^Birthday ^ The Giants, for whom be pitched 10 years, traded Perry to when he moved to aeveland. Perry said. “I just wanted to was fouled on the play and hit the free throw to put Atlanta But Favorite Today 1968 COMARO 327 cu., 3fpeed, T. It R. Painting and up by one. .Vi'M » ■ SOMETHING WRONG? Consult loaded for street and strip- waUpapering. Reasonable rates. PAINTING - Interior. aeveland last winta and be posted a 24-16 season for tte pitch every fourth day, and I got my wish.” Periy never offer, evenings after 6 p.m. 1-743 Help Wanted 35 :ft Love, But Murphy atoned for his mistake by coming right back your Maker! Read God’s word, Also odd jobs. 6430168 or 643 Reasonable rates. CaU Raymond on. Complete hrating systems, RITA GIRL fifth-place Indians and had an earned run average of 1.92, the missed a turn and finished 29 of his 40 starts. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — Lee Trevino remidned «.v 4130. 0700. - rec rooms, etc. Call M & M I Dad, Diane, David down court and .sinking a 15-foot jump shot with Ju.st three write now for literature. Bibles Isleib, 6432989. WANTED bouiewivas to deUver 99 East (M a r ». popular but xelf-cfaastised. favorite today as te awaited tbev' & Books, P.O. Box 124, Plumbing & Heating, 6432871. ( seconds showing on the clock, giving Houston the one-point 1962 FORD FALCON, 3ralinder, maU in your own neighborhood. MaAckaslar i and Debbie start o f the $12S,0(X) Texas Open G o lf T oum am m il--and Conn. victory. . standard, dean, new clutch and MARTY’S Plumbing and Flexible hours. No soUciting. 64B-3M1 probable disciplinary action; carburator, good condition. $100. Immediate work. Phone $430700 Lonborg Excited in National League “We were fortunate to win,” Murphy said afterwards. BOLTONTIES! See you at “ Box 9 and surrounding a rea s, ROOM ADDITIONS - dormers, Heating. Complete bathroom “I made a mistake,” Trevino said Tuesday of his action to 6435261 remodrang and repairs. Free es­ or apply at office, Independant “ Maravich made a great shot to put th m ahead, and I just SuppeY Auction” . Novemlw 4th, driveways, sidewalks, parking garages, add a levri, roofing, RICHARD POTTER Sports stalktog off the course in last wedt’x Sahara Invitational to Las lote. CaU 6430001. timates. No job too sroaU. CaU Postal System, 47$ Hartford Rd., EXCELLENT opportunity for made a lucky one to win it for us.” 7 p jn .; Hectick Park, ^xuisored 1966 FORD CUSTOM 500, runs siding, foundations. Low, low Mancherter. oldcf iMking ttniploy* Vegas, Nev. ^ Bolton Democratic Town prices. Bank financing. Afid-A- 742-7438. Get Well Soon. ra^i In other NBA games, Cleveland topped Philadelphia 126- good, $125. CaU 6434092. ment. Need! aUendant im­ “ An hour after I’d left I’d have given $5,000 not to hilvh:' flomniittee. For information, call SNOW Plowing — Starting new Lrael Dormer, 2 8 » ^ . Money Needed Change Schedule 1166, Chicago beet Kansas Oty-Omaha 104-95 and Golden 643-7067. route, residepual and commer­ TOWNE plumbing Service, mediately for spa ana. Inquire done it to be able to go back play it put;” \ . 1971 FORD Maverick, automatic SECRHARIES. 6434280. State defeated Detroit lljt-104. cial. Frra estimates. Call 643 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Repairs and alterations. No job The flam boyant, outspoken T r e i ^ , th e 1971 A thlete of: ttW '. V-8, excellent condition, must 1364, also light trudting. too smaU. Prompt service. Phone Fee Pair To $13 0 Thursday Houston’s Jack Marin had a gadie-high 26 ats, while A u tos F or Sate 4 seU. $1,650. CaU 875-8095. Remodeling, repairing, additions, COOK — Experienced In quantity Year and current British Open titleholdtt, walk^ tdf the rec rooms, porches and roofipg. 649-4066. Many Mcratarias ntadad for 15th Birthday SOCCER Murphy finished with 20. For Atlanta, Walt had 23, CEILING AND - ceramic tile cooking, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply at )L HOKANSON course midway through the third round of the Sahara and tiietf ntsiUM OAK? uedit very had? 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, fair No job too smril. CaU 6433144. a wida variaty of Job oppo^ Manchester School C afetm of­ And Welcomes Trade South Windsor at Hall Maravich 21 and Lou Hudson 20. Bankrupt,.repossession? Honest specialist, one ceiUng or aU, Flooring 19 Love, issued a sfron^y worded blast at slow play, chaigtog that tbljtfi. condition, 45,000 mUes, first $850, tunlties now avaUabie with fice, 45 School street, 6433626. Bobby Smith dund oif the bench to score 27 points and D o u ^ a c c ^ lowest down, repaired, replaced. Rooms DORMERS, garagra, porches, Friday officials n^eefed their duties to allowii^ it to cdtohuto' '" as is. 7439474. repaired, remodeled. Light FLOOR SANDING and soma axparianca, whila Tossy, Leonard, Big Al, spark Oeveland to victory. It was the ninth consecutive smallest payn^t, anywhere. Not rec rqoms, room additions, CROSSCOUNTRY trucking. No job too snuU, refinishing, (specializing in older othofs, no axporionco is r3 FEMALE hairdresser wanted, |Judy aniJ Buttons says me| PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Third “I’ve had too much instruction defeat for winless Philade^diia, the worst start to the team’s He left without speaking to a tour or tournament official, toil small loan finance companyrplan. pi 1964 CHEVROLET Imjula, 3 kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, part-time only. Experience Xavier, Rockville at South vioiatioh of tite rules of the Tournament n ayersJtod;^ of Dduglas Motors, 345 Mato special rate. 647-9232. siding, general repairs. QuaUfy floors). Auo speciaUzing in inside quirod. Stono b nocassary. Jtoo baseman Don Money says that maybe already and now I want to go on'^my history. door hardtop. Body and intaiw painting and paper h a n i^ . John preferred. Call 649-3320. Windsor the PGA, the governing body for tour pexfom ^- workmanship. Financing Coma in now and taka your this is just w ^ t he needs, a change of own,” said Money, who hit .222 last (Chicago forwards Qiet Walker and Bob Love combined in excellent condition, smooth REWEAVING OF - bums, Verfriite, 6 4 3 ^ , 87»«tZ. Saturday “ I stoxild be fined or suspended,” Trevino said. 1966 GTX, 383, maguon type running 3cy Under engine vritb available. Economy Bullders,- pick. Can for immodiata day SALES representative, smaU Help Wanted 35 scenery and a chance to start off with a season with IS home runs and 52 RBI. FOOTBALL for 17 points to a third-period spurt that broke open the engine, Cragar mags, four-spM, moth-holes, zippers repaired. Inc., 6435159,8725647, evenings. “ I sent a wire to tournament officials apolo^ztog after Igdt automatic transmission, power Window shades made to AAoving-Trucking-Storag* or ovtning appointmonts. All growing company offers in­ fresh dewpoint and a clear mind. Manchester at Hall Bulls’ game against tiie Kings. Norm Van tier seated 20 low ' mileage. Good condtttion. 20 hom e EU Paso, but I don’t guess that does any good,” he steering and radio. Good rubber. measure, aU size Venetian blinds. intarviews art confidantial. teresting career porition com­ MAINTAINER The 25-year-old Money was traded by Lonborg said he was excited about the Pulaski at East OithoUc After 5 p.m., 6465879. MASONRY — All types of stone, bining architectural design exper­ points, and newly acquired Dennis Awtrey filled to capably said. i Lack of use forces sale. Asking Keys made while you writ. IV brick fireplaces? writs, concrete MANCHESTER - DeUven - the Philaddphia Phillies along with idea of pitching in a new league Newington at Rockville at center. to $675. CaU owner at 6434451. portables for rent. Marlow’s, 867 light trucking and package tise with mature sales and Position ivsilsblo lor i MsinUloor in 'Trevino said he had no idea what—if any—action would be ‘ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, steps, sidewalks. No job too management abUiUes. Degree pitcher Billy Champion and minor (National) and that his arm was as good South Windsor at PlalnviUe Rick Barry scared six points to the final minute togive the fair condition, $400 firm. Call 647- Main St., 6435221. smril. Free estimates. Over 20 delivery. Refrigerators, washm itiU-oporitwl eomrounttir colloii. Patriots vs. Chargers, 7 Mt. taken, or when. .. 1964 CHEVROLET convertible, and stove moving specialty. RITA GIRL preferred, but agrasiive, self-, league infields John Vukqvich to the as ever. He said the knee he iqjured in a Warriors a comeback victory over Detroit. 9441 or 6439601. years experience. After 5 p.m. confident person considered. Op­ 35-hour wtfli, 2 shifts iviilablo, Nego “ If it's a suspension, I just hope it’s after this week,” he ‘ - .-4 ______V5, automatic, $210. Phone 643 LAWNMOVER SERVICE - 6431870. 6432975. Folding chairs for rent. 6495752. 99 LCMlMSt. many frinit btntfils. Apply to Mr. Milwaukee Brewers for pitchers Jim skiing accident the winta: aft^ be won The Pistons had led 100fi4 with 5:30 to go to the'game, but 0758. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••it portunity tor rapid self- . TENNIS' V Said, then grinned. “ This u the last tournament Fm g o ^ to 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, good sharpen^ and repairing. Pickup Minchester Edward Maddon, Manthnlir Jkin- Lonborg, Ken Brett, Keh Sanders and 22 games for Boston in 1967, hasn’t basketxby Caxzle Russdl, Jeff Mullins and Jim Biunett tied ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and deUvery. L&M Equipment Repair, Dressmaking 22 actualizaura. Liberal benefits. Tuntds C. C. At Manchester C. play this year anyhow.” c o it io n . (M 6438623. CARPENTRY 645-3441 RespoMible applicant send munily Collaft, 60 Bidwall $1., Earl Stephenson. bothered him since the operatimi. the score. The WatTtors'then outscored the Pistons 124, with Auto-9arvic» Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, remodeling, additions, roofing. C. Accessories 7 resume to P.O. Box 324, Manchastar. M6-4900. “ It was simply a case of having too Bany hitting two basketg and a pair of free throws. 1968 PONTIAC Catalina. 4door Monday-Thursday 35, Friday 39, CaU David Patria, ^uth W i^ CUSTOM made ladies dresses, SOCCER Saturday 8-4. suits. Bridal gowns and veUs. HUmwood, Conn. many people wanting to help you,” said The 29-year-(dd Lonborg won 14 and Manchester C. C. at Greater Bany led all scoidrs with 27 potots, while Dave Bing was addan, power brakes, power sor, 6431796. EXPERIENCED mechanic (jays, SNOW TIRES - two G7315, Also hand set fashion jewelry. must be capable of turic-upi wd M on^ after learning of Tuesday’s lost 12 for Milwaukee last year. Hartford. high man for Detroit with 25. rteering, original owner. $900. studded, Goodyear poiygiass, one GAS station attendant needed. poah8737i!er HOUSES, cellars, attics, and WES ROBBINS carpentry 6431133. eneral repairs, Connecticut swen-player deal. "There was too much season old. $31 Pnone 646-4957. garages cleaned. Reasonable Apply in person, Gorins Sport Car PART-TIME. Men wanted ------■ reroodeUng specialist. Adoitions, iriver’s license, references re- Center, Route 83, TalcottviUe. mornings, 7:30 to 9:30 for advice and too many suggestions when Brett, a 24-year-old left4under, won UNIROYH rates, or will take merchandise in rec rooms, dormers, buUt-ins, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 uired. Apply in person, Silver Ii67 VALIANT, standard, 4-door, Campors-Trailtrt cleaning duties. Phone 646-4220. you were in a batting slump. It’s the sort seven and lost 12 for Milwaidiee in his nulial tires, g o ^ condition. $500 trade. 6430209. ^bathrooms, kitchenf, 6495446. zane Shell, 252 Spencer St., Mobile Homes 8 • —Ml.,— _ / MORTGAGES, loans first Manchester. of thing that can be overdone.” third major league season. Braves Regain Ann. 6 465^ . second, third. AU kinds. Realty ARE you the gabber in your UNUSED or junk cars rem oved/ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - EXPERIENCED bridge club? Put that talent to AHL Top Spot W injEl P9TB0L 1971 MARK IV, 12x60” Onejifar any year or condition, $10. Phone new homes custqra built, statewide. Credit rating un­ (isJ)SMOBILE~ 1960, 70,000 old, Mediterreanean decor. Fully necessary: Reasonable. Confiden- call Mr. Steber at 6432837. Original miles. Power brakes, 875-5359. remodeling, additions, rec rooms, KLOCK COMPANY INSPECTORS furnished, porch and railing. Two garages. Kitchens -remodeled, tUil, quick arrangements. Alvin By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rteering, running condition. $125 bedrooms, large bath. Shed. Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 Detirw a fimiale piasma spray Mi^ im Oporslori for: E to gab? We wiU pick up the The Boston. Braves, who] W best offer. 6&-1780. SNOWMOBILE Repairs - bath tile, cement work. Steps, CaU 6432637. Price to include park fee. $6,800. Factory trained mechanics. L & dormers. Residential or commer­ Constitution Plaza, Hartford. masktr (tapper), fer firii JifBofe f Hull Back ‘Home\ finished first in the AnMricanl Phone 4237410 ute^ 5 p.m. M Equipment, Route 83, Vernon, Evenings. 2336879. 1966 f o r d Torino, G.T. lovv cial. CaU 6434291. shift. Eiperiaoci praftrred. Hockey League’s Eastern Oivi-| Snow Tire$ 872-8311. Monday-Thur^y 35, V$rticel Turret Lathe aUleage, excellent condition. Please ap^y in perton; l a.m. Culjp, IJeters Sion last season, have moved into I 1970 SHASTA. ^ 4 ’. excellent Friday 39, Satui^y 34. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Cintimatic Operators . J- Flric^ to seU. 6438961. DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, to 4 p.ni. r a trade — buUdozer Royally Welcomed first place over idle Providence | condition, fulw self-contained, additions, homes and mortgages — interim financing — operators needed. See our ad, and Rochester. 4 fL I m ON OORD with extras. Wul sacrifice at $1,- ODD jobs — houses painted, remodeling. No job too smaU, no expedient and confidential ser­ 1366 Tolland Tpka. under schools and classes. No. 33. On Waivers ti!67CHEVELLE S i ^ SSport, p 4- vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643 PUROY COltPORATION Two third-period goals by speed transmission,a. Many eextras. 500>Pbone after 4. 6437057 or interior-exterior. Lawn cate. You job too big. 6432427 days. 6 ^ Manclwstar 516 Hilliard St. ManchtsUr 6433381. name it, we'U do it. Phone 643 5129. I" NEW YORK (AP) - Bobby Hull was back in Chicago and the BOSTON (AP) - The Red Sox Richie Leduc and C h^ Haya tjall after 5 p.ra.. 8739061. 7435 evenings. 649-9723 JANITORS experienced, part- y I U 6 K W U L F.E.L 0758. hockey fam showed they still love him. But they also let him broke a tie as the Braves edged time evenings. Manchester area. I i said today that they had asked ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• N. J. LAFLAMME - Carpentey Business Opportunity 29 OFFSET Pressman with CaU 6433691, 3 to 6 p.m. know they now have other allegiances. waKen on pitchers Ray Cnlp and the Virginia Red Wings .3-2 1982 CHEVY, standard good experience and versatility needed ...... I condition. $100. CaU 643 Garage-Servica^Storage 10 contractor. Additions, Hull, long-time super star of Gary Peten and Ont baseman Tneaday in a busy night for 600x13 19.65 1.61 EAST Hartford — Small package full-time for smaU estabUshed goalies. . Painting-Papering 13 remodeUng and repairs. 8731642. the National Hockey League Hull said he wasn't surprised Bob Borda .to give them thdr sr*' store, weU located, increasing print shop. CaU 6432741 between GARAGE for rent, camper or 10-4 or 649-5688 after 5:30. by the Chicago vlctoiy. unconditional releases. - to the only other league action, CEILING specialist — expert STEVEN EDWARDS - volume. Priced for immediate Chicago entry, made his Oist % 650x13 21.01 nibvA Super Sport 350, 1971, brat only. Phone 643-4068. cash sale. Mr. Russell, 5230567, Opportunities at JACOBS At the same tinae, the club Baltimore defeated dneinnaU 4- 1.75 workmanship. One ceiling or aU Contracting agency. Siding, appearance in the Windy City "The Cougars have some peo­ cHaabiny red, iw y wheels, best Katz Corporation; CLERK, Aptitude for figures, since Jumping to the rival Wodd ple who like to bit and the small announced that it had acquired ■L . (^ ^ C a U 8732101. your ceilings repairied and' roofing, gutters, painmig, interior At Boston, Luduc broke a 1-1 and exterior, masonry, stone, checking invoices and receipts. ► SET-UP & OPERATE Hockey Association. sphere of action out there make the contracts of two young 735x14 23.29 2.00 -painted. Also interior op tin g Apply at Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., MILLING MACHINES • DRILLING players tram Louisville of the tie .on a deflection and Hayes HAT 128. 1972, 3door, 9,500 AAotorcycles-Bicyctes 11 and wallpapering. CaU 2830773. steps, brick, walls, concrete, etc. An appeamace was about all for a lot of contact,” said HuQ. "I Carpentry, remodeling, ad­ AMERICAN South Windsor. . iqUIPMINT • PRODUCTION International League and one copped the game winner on S niUes,. $1,700. Call 289-5379 that it was since he’s a non­ could see it coming in the third E X P ^ T repairing hU makes of INSIDE — outside, paintira. ditions. All home improvements, MACHINI SQUIPMENT playing player and a non­ period. Our guys just stood from Pawtucket of the Eastern glve-and-go play with Leduc with I 775x14 24.33 2.12 Ftenlngs. ______bicycles including 3, 5 and 13 Special rates for people over K. commercial and private. CaU 643 League. less than five minutes remaining. OIL AU Shifts coaching coach. around while Chicago was com­ dOMET, 1965, needs work, many speeds. Manchester Bicycle Shop. CaU my competitors, then caU 5275, 35. HuU, a 13-year veteran with the ing strong.*' Ciilp bad five wins and eight ’Ibe Wings took a first period me. Estimates given. 6437863. MuEt hovG •xp«rUnc« In op«ratlon of EquipmEnt. bE ablE 825x14 food pArts. No rip off. Best offer, COMBINATION to EEt'Up own work. rEtd mlcromEtErt and tCEtat. Intarprat losses with the American Leagiu lead on Bob Cbok’s 50-foot ilap i 27.03 2.29 In other WHA games, Los 1971 SUZUKI, 185, Sahara. $450. NHL Black Hawks, signed with CaU 6436664, montoigs. Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 STATION BookkMpor-Saltswoinan •hop drawlnga. the WHA’s Winnip^ Jett last Angeles defeated Quitoec 4-2 and team this year before going on shot before Wayne P-idtr knotted CaU 8735942. J. P. LEWIS It SON, custom the dlsahlcd Ust July 20 with- it ha the second period. Goalie 825x15 decorating, interior and exterior, Manclwsttr summerr for $2.75 million as a Houston edged Alberta 4-3. 27.70 2.34 i^VELLE, 1968, 6 cylind^ GUTTERS and roofs repaired One who has a bask knowladfa of ► OPfRATORS player-coach, but be is barred In the ^ National Hockey shoulder dUficalties. Me un­ had 40 nvea, the Automatic, vinyl top, excellent , 1971 HONDA 750, like new. CaU paperhanging, fuUy insured. For bookkooping, is good with figurts 0 free estimates, cril 6439658. Hno and replaced. Excellent Stay OM step atwad of •AR AND CHUCKING MACHINE from doing either by a federal League game scheduled, Los derwent surgery in mid Oeorge Huhne tumad ComUtion, low milrage. Call 649- 6431641. aside 41. 855x14 answer 6436362. workmanship. Reasonable prices. the competition. and can also soil. Fivo day wwk, EXPERIENCE court order pending disposition Angles whipped Vancouver 4-1. September for a tom muscle. (APpiMsr 29.56 2.46 tol5 afirt 5 P-n>-. >> '* Free estimates. 6431399. Pi At Cincinnati, the Swords took Tuosday-Saturday, Thursday till 9. 2nd Shift Openings In of a suit against him by the Black Bart Crashley and Bernie During Ms five seasons with the RICHARD E. Martin. FuU l« • I Knicks’ Walt Frasier, Jerry Lucas Eye Rebound a brief 1-0 lead on Bob Rlcher’s 1964 CHEVY Nova, 337, 365 b.p. Services Offered 12 MODERN 3-BAY Hawks. MacNeil scored in the third RedSox, hehadlOwinsaadU professional printing service, BIDWELL Home Improvement deflection in the first period. 855x15 30.29 2.48 fodl 649-1641. Co. Expert installation of He was greeted Tuesday night period to break a tie and lift Los SNOW Plowing — Commatdal ilnterior - exterior. Free es­ STATION SHOOR JEWELERS ► CUTTER GRINDER Another Ttvo on One Situation aluminum siding, gutters and Abla to work IndapandEntly making own tat-upa on a by a standing ovation as he jo ii^ Angeles to victory. Crashley Peters was moved to the ilt o OLDSMOBILB CutiasslsL and residential. Reasonable timates, fuUy iimired. $ t t ^ ll. 917 MainSL, Manckastar wida vaflaty of cuttar*. RGquira» all araund axparianca. bullpen this year after two years trims. Roofing uistallation and the WHA's Chicago Cougars In scored at 4:15, then MacNeil got NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED ^ ■ , four-speed, V-8,$l,- rates. Also available as backup repairs. 6 t t ^ , 8739109. Please call days 563-0131, SoconM ahHt. their home opening ceremonies. his second goal of the game with as a Boston stifter asMi hnd three rig. Call 6433467, 647-0104. WALLPAPERING and paintins, Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foiey. Shortly afterwards, however, it five minutes left. .three tosses with one interior and exterior, expertty ► PROCESS INSPECTOR Squires Played Waiting Ciame VfilYE v r u u *1UTIA m . SHARPENING Service - Saws, done. Free estimates. Tim Cooa- ROOFING - Specializing Evtminfs and Sunday call was the Cougars who were get­ save, fiver Ms three years u a m DODGE, Super Bee, 4406 repairing roofs of aU kinds, new FEMALE help wanted for Mutt bt famllltr with mtchiht optrationt. raad and knives, axes, shears, skates, ty. 6337516 after 6 p.m. collect 413-7S6-3041. pleasant, light, clean, easy rdax- Irttarprat thop drawbiaa, uaa a varlaty of piacitlon ting the cheers and the Chk^o Quebec had led 1-6 on RaynaU the Red Sox, he wep IS and lost ttKk, low milrae, Asking $1,796. roob, gutter work, chimneys, maaturlna InalruManta. Raquirta Intpaction axparianca. L e ^ c ’s 10th goal of the season 25. NEW YORK (AP) - The Eakins and Erving each acored the bot-fhootiag Joe CaMwuB,' rotary blades. Quick service. cieaoMi and repaired. M years Ing work. Thursday, Friday, tedm went'on to beat Winnipeg ^ 6 4 6 « h U r 2 e r 7 pjn. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main C. AND O. Home Improvevement. Sacond ahift. ' in the first period but Tom Ser- Virginia Squiru played a 10 points in the fourth period and who finished with N MY MAR experience. Free estimates. CaU Saturday, Sunday only. Must have 3-1. Bnida was acquired during rm St, Manchester. Hours daily 7:33 Interior, exterior pamting and Private Instructions 32 the Squires pulled the game out Teammata Bifiy car. If you can work aU or part of Good wages and benefits viss tied the ganw for the Sharks ipriug training In a trade with the waiting game and aO the sdf- il66 BONNEVnXE Pontiac^ wallpapering. Free estimates. Uowiey, 0435361. 120-114. and Mack Calvin addod 19 aid IS R M ilo n o f 5, Thunday 7:339, Satarday, the above days, contact S.D.R. Apply In person to Porsonnel Dept With Bobby back, it was only in the middle stanu. Jean S t Leub Cardinals for first cbntrol ^ d off with a victory Mectrlc, power steering, ex- 7:334. 6 4 3 ^ ‘ T think our team, even thouih points, rospucttvMy, for thu Heating-Plumbing 17 PIANO or voice instructionuisuucuon in Adnover, 7 4 2 ^ . ironic that two more Bobbys Payette gave the Nordlquas a 9-1 bMcman Mike Fiore. Tuesday night. raUent condition. Priced w lelL your home,me. £iperienced BA«MA proved the undoing of Hull’s JeU. It got behind, weht right ahead Cougars. $jww tirea. 6439$t>7.______margin before MacNeiTs first The newcemers are lefthanded The Squires, leading the WholMalt Tirn Co. SNOW plowing - eiqperienced OSILING Printing and P«P« teacher,, spec€jww

.4, - too," ( K * PAGlE TH IRTY- MANCHESTER EVENINO HEaiALD. ahnchestar. Conn.. Wed.. N or. 1. UT» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nw. 1 ,1972- PAGE TmRTY-ONE h U i H sIpW an tsd 35 lie* For Sole 72 Houses ForSalo 72 Houses For Sale Apartmants For Rant 63' Out o l Town- W Houses For Sale 73 out of Town-For Salt 75 OutolTown-FerSalt 75 wantad^Raal Estate 77 F ar Rant TEXACO H ow COtoilljg OFFICE F IU » ARE Bur VMEH1HE 00661RIC61D FMO RANCH, immaculate conditten CLASSIFIED PtRWicrOROERVWEM AVAILABLE November Utb. 8- MANCHBSIBR— Ideal ataitar COVENTRY - Lovety 7-room Compuiy openi 60METMMO- ^ room apartment. StoVe, RQCKVILLB HlMriand A ft. aaHn IdkciMB, lor- er wrim iM it hotlse tocriad on Cape, l o r 4 bedrooms, fliqpiaced HEBRON SEXUNG your home or atareage? id u aSS-TMEM ? For prompt friendly service, caU LEGAL tioo, Mcdi full and hugendtaoU tel fto noma, mal lining rooai. iaiga Using quiet rireetqvh nom i, bueawri, Uvug room, dining room, partial Fwast Fart -r 8ysir-aM, 8raim aUeodanti, fint one-bedroom imeitments, m m , Vote For Belfiore! roam witbOreptoce, 1 bedroomi, fMMe, liM toooded lot AaUi« Louis Dimock Realty, 6489823. rac room, ntage, patio, and. Raiisd «M Kh, cateadrat cailtei Hviiii NOTICE ihifta. Giood pay, pint banaftti hot water, tU appUan^ Ja- PhUbrick Agan* W j m r i S i i a t A Goldfarb, aluminum siding. Merritt Agen­ ADVERTISING MEEFTURESIUPO ream wNb Hnplact. saparata diatat ALL CASH for your property See manager, 4W OaUand flinat, •0 tU M - s eludlM diihwaaber, d lq ^ cy. Reatton. 6484100. Realton. 6680641. $784141 cy. 6481180. Mancheiter, between 8 a.m. and lA L e S 0 I O I | O E R ? > raaai, caavariaot Utchaa wHh sHdt- wihin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ADMISSION OF ELECTORS CLASSIFIBD ADVEBTISING DEPT. HOURS DC p u M -p c -m carpeting, pod and your OURPtATFORM: 3 p.m. $190 MONTHLY, p t i^ terrace in com m eel QUALITY throuriiout— can’t be MANCHESTER TwmlamUy, ia ranit aitd |lau tNdini dean to HH Initont service. Hrq^ Agency, Notice is herriiy given that the 8tS0 A Jf. to S:00 P.1I. M iH C R C rr HaiiM ikdairM diiigiti 64641131. d tq to , jprage, seenri^ $145. Rockland Ten buiit today withBrne footum at 8 4 vrith tw ocar garage. Huge dack. 3 badroomt, oaa acre tread let'. Board of Admission of Etocton; 16— rarraca OompMi Siff¥iGit MACHIN18I8 T- Lathe and Flower Street Phone i Apartments, 87|4$I0, 610 <8$ this price. Large ovenhad master kitchens, Uving room and two B A S K IN $29,500, 5% dawa. of the Town of Mancdiester, wiU COPT CLOSmO TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADT7. milling. Sctni-productlon, ex­ •a M M tonririD hi Bot OM. but THREE Itoaltor bedroom oventxad living room, berfrooms, $S,$00. Wohrerton ONE TO — foiir-family homes be in session in the Municipal UlW NOON fiiAT BBTOWB PITBLICiAnON perimental, laige and smau tur­ FIVE rooms, second floor, range, ROCKVILLE - Twnnom': Botnis and M r respetiM M uli^ Listing hUfie € ^ '4 | I MVd«hdMa ^ fcattH-lwm Agency, Roeltan, 6494US. Real Estate urgently needed. Buyers denuuid BuUding, Town Clerk’s Offied, 00 ning, tool and die work. Job aiiop U&R REALTY CD., INC. acQon. CaU the Paid J. Com nfi DMiaBM lor Sirtnday Hid Moitoigr to UtW Mm * V H i^ r refrigerator, garage, security, no furnished apartment u t U ^ in­ SoniGos- formica cabinets, fin|tUcad “Ihirs’i aa bMM Uka tes SM Monday, November 6,1978 from experience prefetted. Aircraft pets. CaU I7M678. family room, span room, latge MANCHESTi»---Staiterham 643-2692 Agency now 6485383. cluded. $30 weekly; Fopr roome, h Mndini. officloiil fatWUoi yau aim.” 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon, for Um ty^ work, finmediate opento appliance^ yard. $115 maatl^ file bath, large chnets. S cargn- with big back yard. Three Rabart 0. Murdack, RaaNar ' purpose of admitting aU penoos on dayi and nlghti, All beneni c> consdontioHS sniospooplol MANCHESTER - Fourroom phu utiUties. S7S0SS0, 7 :$ M :lb $37,700. PhUbri^ Agtotey, bedrooms, huge Uving room with SOUTH NiNOSOR - Na« 8badraaM who are found to be quaUfled to DIAL 643-2711 and overtime. Appto to J.T. amutroent with garage. Security p.m. t o d t ^ 6464M0. fireplace, built-ins. $13,500. LET Slocomb Oompany, 68 Mataon depoalt. Novembw 1st occupan­ Wolvertoa Agency, Realton. 648 Raiiad Raoeb. lat|i UtoiiM vrite VERNON - SO miles view, IVb be Electors of the Town om ford. AppUances, fuSy caipalwL Keith Real Estote, 6484126, 648 IV) batto 2-car | in | i. $65,000. room, country itylod kiteboo, four noon. Selectman Dairy Queen, between 104. Wednesday,Thursday and Friday GARDEN TYPE - two- 4 badrsaau, 2 fuU bates, ^ iW iai 1922. bodroocu, 2 'i baths, 2-car laraia, aa There was no immediate word Edward Tomkiel Manchester Evening Herald only two weeks, must sdl. Phone apartment garage, laige yard, $165 monthly. 6484183. daurs, sun dack, 2-car garap. You 648-2366, ask for Dale. 104, Sunday 14. Other days 1^ newly decorated, storage area; bedroom apartment, secohd- . The William E. Belfiore Agency ANDOVER — Lakafrent cafiaia. FIva isriy Amirican touch, but ytt on where the two wiU campaign. Town Clerk MATURE MAN for fulltime floor. Includes heat apdlances, can ba aR mevad in by XMAS! Pricad SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, treed appointment. 7434607. stove, refrigerator. $1507560-1744. Business Locatioiiv reams, 3 badreams, fialdstena dasi|Md lor carofroo liviii|. $52,500. porter. Excellent fringe benefits carpets. $205 monthly, raul W. 431433 Main Si 647-1413 at P9,500. lo t quiet neigbboriwod, dead­ IF carpets look dull and dreary, For Rent 87 firaplaca. Baautiful triad W. $23,- and regular salary increases. App­ Waarinf Apparal 57 THREE-ROOM Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 648- _____ :__ : __ end street Flreplaced Uving U&R REALTY CD., INC. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT remove spots as they appear with apartment, UlR REALTY CD., INC. 500. ly in person, EiM Hartford Con­ Blue Lustre. Rent d e ctrk sbam- heated, stove and refrigerator, 1021. CALL T. J. Ctockett Riaaltor Q room. Terrific kitchen, earue 643-2692 .NOTICE ^ valescent Home, 751 Main street. pooer $1. The E.A. Johiuon Paint c m , like third floor. CaU 640-: after you're looking for offioO space MANCHESTER - Rockladge. PRICE REDUCED - 643-2692 and breaieway. Asking W.900. Robart D. Murdack, Rtaltor BOLTON - Fiva-raem duplai, tvw OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE East Hartford. Company, 723 Main Street, new, reasonable. Phones l l ^ l 6 . 5:30. MANCHESTER - Newer one- h orn 200 squarO feet to 10,000 Immaculate Oroom Ranch v m Mairchester Lovely 8-room Robart 0. Murdacb, toaltor Keith Real Estote, 6484116. 648 bedroom apartment, private en­ square f ^ , both new i aiid used. sun perch, 1pm kltdim wflh Colonial New modern kitchen. 1922. badreams, full basamari, laragi. OIL BURNER SERVICE Manchester. 6404501. MANCHESTER4Slastonbuty NURSES RNs, LPNs, all sbiftt THREE Coats, womans slxe l i ­ SIX-ROOM duplex, appUances, trance. Ranch type. Iimudes beat 643-1577. buUt4ns, tbrmu dining n o n , 1 den, formal dining room, la^e S4O,S00. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Saefioo 1 and 9 of full-time. Due to our rapid lt , 648-7025. security, unheated, $180. -648- and appUances, $150 per month. baths, Scar garage, IcAslST lo t living roomi,Kun, fuU bath, glM RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, formal BRAND NEW Colonial, one fuU- line, charming (Colonial home, on the Town Ouurter, notice is hereby given of the adopfioo by the iQualified oil burner service manl SORRY Sal is now a merry gal. I 't picturesque acres, spacious Board of Directon of the Town o l M inchater, Connacticut, growth we are Increasing Our She used Blue Lustre rug and 1534. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 848- MANCHESTER lOO.OOO Bel M f RealEstate. 643«m . jslnittird 2nd floor dining room, eat-in Utchen, bath and two half-baths, base­ MANCHESTER - Tan-ream VkterlM. wanted. Must have state license.* Apply] professional staff. ExceUent star­ MINK cOkt, U ^t brown, wild 4535, 646-1021. "carpeted and bedrooms. Uving room bais cathedral ceiling, ment garage, central k^U on, Baautiful tbrou|boul, complitely attached faclUty for in-law situa­ October 10, 1972, of Ordinance u foUowi; upholstery cleaner. Rent elKtrlc square feet, wUi .divide. ihimUe A tion, kid's dormitory or I ting salary, regular salaty in­ ranch. EzcdUeiu condition. Best NEW PLUSH 2-bedroom duplex for mdnufactuting and MANC^ES^ - 4 fanii^ Bath tiled. Rear of proj large matter bedroom, family ice. Priced In 30’s. Keith rastarad. AH carpeted. Tw firaptecn, in person only. shampober $1. Pinewood Fur­ Chapter 122 of the Ordinanca of the Town of Minrhaitar ia creases, excdlent ftiiue benefits. niture Shop. offer. CaU 6404649. %itb sunken living room to WE HAVE customers waiting for warehouse. 1-7484634. ' esceUeitt condiM 4 beeboons fenced-in. Garage. Price i e £ ^ room, floor-fiHxiUng fireplace, a Estote, 6464126, 6G-I922. laraga. Must ba soon. $45,000. For appointment call Mn. E. jMuaaaoaMasaaMaaaoaaaaaasaaa. private patio, aU appUances and the rental of your apartment or in 2 apartments, centraUy to 27,900. F. M. Gaal Agency, Ub baths, aluminum riding, Scar hereby amended u foUows; Wanted to Buy 58 home. J.D. Real Estate garage, acre lot witb privacy. TWO-family, 5-5, two new Sec. 122-7 (f) is hereby amended to read u foUowi: BANTLY OIL CO., INC. Saunders, Directw o f Nursing, GARAGE and furniture sale, carpeting plus basment garage, DOCTOR'S or attoriity'S o ffice located. Hutchins Agency ReaUon, MLS, 643^2682. 9823. 528-2167. East H i^ a cd Convalea- moving to Florida. 145 Hilliard central convienient location, Associates, Inc. 6434129. beautiful, spacious, ekcellent ReaUenk 64041M. $35^00. Philbrick Agency, furnaces, complete copper MANSFIELD ^ Now 7-raam Raisad (f)-l Effective July 1,1996, the normal monthly pemlon shaU ba tubing, excellent condltton. one 1331 Main St. Manchester! cent Home, 751 Main St., East St., all day Thursday, Friday, CRANK early $230. After 6 p m., 6494311. location, first floor, aU fadUtles, MANCHESTER - Onroom Realton, 6484100. Raacb, 3 bedrooms, family room vrite increased in accordance with the following icfa^ula; floor vacant. Asking $29,000. SOUTMVHNDSOR Hartford. An equal opportunity Saturday and Sunday. banks and toys. furniture, LOOKING for anything In real parking, reasonable rant 353 r m. - mfiOO-Font- Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, firaplaca, 2-car |iri|a, AmasUa Date of Retirement Percontogalnenaae employer. ghun, china,’ antique clothes and estate rental — apartments, Center St., 649-1680, 6 4 0 ^ . 0 plus 1 ynWnlihfd^ formal dining room, kitchen with HANOI, Uving„ room with Towne Real Eriate, M840M. drivoMy. $43,000. LONG, LOW AND LOVELY 1-1-54 thru 1-1-59 6% d ^ . 643:6335. homes, multiple dweUiiM, no siding, garage, con­ built-ms, family room, two-car fireplace, modeni kitchen, dining 1-2-59 thru 1-1-64 4% . MOVING - Maytag washer, WOODLAND “ OLDIE but goodie.” Older lieldtn is eeltr, spsrkllai In AVON galling — Did you know SALESMEN with retail route MACHINIST - needed by small Coldspot refrigerator, two win­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ACROSS Bolton ’N otdi shopping venient i PRESENTS IN Realtors, 6481121. BASKIN needed for Manchester o e ^ mornings in Manchester office. Westbrook, Westtirook Street, EVINRUDE outboard ihotors, WANTED - Used (OffW.lMdtoTpke, remodeled, pfrk^g, $100y firqdaces, 2tl baths, two-car gar­ I M skM - G-rM« Cm, tictIM 1-1-54 thru 83870 * 5% Diversified duties. Gar necessary. 649-567T East Hartford. An equal oppot^ table and mahogany or ( 643-2692. monthly. Wesn M ANfM ESm age. Sunporcb, in mint of coodi- tilt frith. fInpUct, • a s B & W ••• Howeva, In no event wUl the Increase provktad ^ the sub­ Holsclaw and Mastercraft Manchester) •••••••••••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaa $26,975 ATTRACTIVE 8 Real Estate Reply, Receptionist, P.O. Box tunity employer.' trailers, salesoervice. Complete room set, reasonable. 649-7025. 4342. AND VICINITY... Uon. P h U ^: Ag(Agency, Realtors, Vitlit, til ImjI, opM ptfcb, IktlMMNSWBNUUaC*.- section 2 be leu that Five ($5.00) DoUan par month. 1 and 2-badroom luxury Furnished Apartments 64 bedroom Ranch, antique Baltoo Branch, Rt. 44-A ImIIwi-HU 222, Mandiester, Conn., 06040. STAFF accountant - CPA firm, service department, boating a»»«»aaaa«»a»»>aya»>aa>»»aaaaaa: 6484200. cambinaUau wtedows, amtstta drivt, (f)-3 In addUion, affective July 1, 1971, the monthly pomlon responsible and personable ac­ RN Supervisor, 3-11 shift, Rooms Without Board 59 apartments. Features wa8to- o .i-ra M eipa> 3 bedrOeni, cabinets, ceramic tile bath, 647-9119 647-9110 MMCkulw PakiW, MoKh. M493M supplies, accessories, Woolsey Business Propti^- fanily kichto wKh hnakfitt city utUttias, otar thappiag aod benefits being paid to retired members or benefictoriu u of such HELP wanted luncheonette, flve- countant wanted. Auditing and excellent wMes and benefits. waH carpeting, vanity tie baths, DUPLEX 4-rooms, furnished, 2 ForSala ; 71, sundeck, nevriy painted, large lot, paints, (lerlcfa’s Marine Service, bedrooms, ctfitral location, $175 Quiet Qii|libtrtiotd |m4 trees. Hutchins Agency Realtors, date sbaU be Increased u foUows: income tax experience hdfrful. Apply Mr. Tolisano, Meadows 1982 T<41aM T|^&, Buckluid, THE THOMPSON House - built-in oven, range, dishwasher, .------^ nook. bMd M , 125,900. COLUMBIA Picturesque n: month, PhUbrick AgeiKy, ______muy room, r va oau location. Pricad only in tea middit 6485124. Date of Retirement Percentage Inoaase Our staff is aware 7oeei.Celnnial, 3 Agency, Realtors, 6684200. room, fireplace, boUt4ns, gar­ throughout. Located In prime 1-147 thru 123147 10 % 22 RIFLE, Marlin lever action, area, ample parking. Starting at included, older emj^oyed. 272 649-7620 ages, garden. Hutchins Agency, 0420. MLS 1,000 pictured liifings. Momtoy■ I throughi Friday. Call for experience in the medical field corpman wants geriatric nursing 28«hot, with strap, like new. 643- a«aa«aa»««a«»aaa'aaaeaaea'a*aaaa», liedieem,.deiiUe pngs, dty area. Beautiful views. Lake 1-1-66 thru 123146 12Vh% intovim 6tt^ll helpful. Varied responsibilities. in private home, 5 days weddy. CLEAN, heated, fundshed room $175. Handy to. shopping, Main Street Houses For.SirierS;f isUMtiU 7% GARRISON CteioniaL $estra Realtors, 6485324. privUeges. Ifriced at $37,800. F or 1-145 thru 1831-65 15 % 7712. /uUltles, $291600.1'’ -. ■ ■ ROCKVILLE - Duplex, 84, Some weekend and evening Call 872-9778. for working man, call 643-0353 or schools, bus and religious large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms,') detaUs caU Lange Ageiity, 228 1-1414 thru 1831-64 1 7 W % liAitwa DAnItf DAv • 7-reeoi leech, 3 or 4 RANCH on three acres with II separate utilities, all big rooms. DELIVERY PERSON needed hours. Reply Box ••••••••6MCCCCCCCCCC0000C000CC 6494142. facilities. TWO-ROOM furnished SiqyEN-ROONj: Conh large s c r e e d porch, garage, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8 9349. 2283296. 1-143 thru 183143 20 % apartment, heat, hot water, fOKad let, rac handy locaUoo, $31,900. P h ilb ra large rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, room Garrison Colonial, 2W Excellent neighborhood, with own car, q>Iit shifts, 10-1,5- Manchester Herald. RESPONSIBLE woman would F uel-F aed 49 beamed ceilings; pqm 1-142 thru 183142 22W% 8,175 per week. Call 646-2637. ROOM tor gentleman, qniet Model apartment open for in­ stove, refrigerator. Apply Agency, Realtors, 8484100. family room, 2 kitchens, could be bates, carpeting, double garage, assumable mortgage needs some EAST Hartford — Exchislve like babysitting jqb, my home, baths, family rOom; WV- work. $tt,900. Upman-Chorches, 1-141 and earUer 25 % DON’T be just a salesgirl, be a weekly, references.' Call anytime, convment location. 224 Cnvter spection 1-6 pjn., Sunday. Other Marlows, 867 Main Street, - Stveeping views; -Pi’lvacy.: fi 7-neia Raitad Ranch, 3 ar 4 ideal for in-laws, barn, 6 horse “ity construction. Richard Custom built Cape, plastered SEASONED CORD wood, cord M anchoter.'' ' ' , staUs, 6 regulation dog kennels. i S f f i school. Hayes Agency, 8780571,6481866. (f)t4 In addition, effective july 1, 1972, the monthly pensloa TRUCKER wanted, man with counselor, learn skin care and 6434587. and half-cord loads deltvoied. E. Oak Street 64343N. times by appointment ; Hutchins Agency, Realters/OW*. *^^004100011, fiaiily laan, twin- walls, hardwood floors, $ truck to deliver within a 80 mile makeup free and help other PhUbrick /^ency, R ^ t o n , 648 6480U1. bedrooms, full dining room, benefits being paid to retired members or baneflciariM u .o f such Yeomans, 74249()?. Buiitby , ; 5324. . , , ■ ndni aaaL 134 .M O - MANCITE$T^H TOLUND - Sparkling clean 7Vb radius on a part-time year ’round LA^E fumfrb^ room with House! for Rent 65 4200. buUt4n corner cabinets, large date shaU be increased by 3W%. women while you earn money. WILL DO, Houaeworit, U&R HOUSING CORP. room Raised Ranch, l'/« acres, basis. Storage facilities must be Full or part-time, flexible hours. Manchester, Rockville area, by kitchen privUeges, gentleman, ELEVEN-ROOM Coibhiel. Large ril-b a d ra a ai imaiaculata Lots-Land For Sait 73 kitchen, flreplaced Uving room, SEASONED cord wood, split, Rontals by: LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, .. ralamlaL tonul diotaf raaoL OVERSIZED custom 4-bedroom built-ins, dishwasher, fireplace, This Ordinance sbaU take effect ten (10) days after this pubUc8 located on main toad. Write Box Call 875-7357. Vanda Beauty day. CaU 647-9604 between 34 sawed and delivered. (]^ 643- pHvate entrance, patidng. Phone baiti, acerage, sweeping’ deWs,^ CLEAN CAPE sunporcb, one-car garage, “DD”, Manchester H e ^ . Counselors. ^5112 between 8 a.m.-4:30 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, (Colonial buiU 1 9 ^ fiist-flm VEItNON,. 4.8 ACRES - carpeting, swimming pool, gar­ finished basement, launrfry room, fion in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after this p.m. 5373. C. Hutebliuon. Hutchins Agency; ReaHors, 849- "spadawt IMng raan wHh 3 btdfBimr, dio, liriai nem with age. $34,900. Lipman-Chorchto, p.m. 643*2692 643-9551 parking area. Pleasant con­ 5324. . famUy room with fireplace, large commercial zone off Route 83. 200* deep lot, beautiful trees and pubUcafion of this Ordinance a petition signed by not leu than five venient location. Working adults. fireplace, aal-in kithcaa, fiftpittf, ilt*iB kltclMML Mllf-te bright Uving And dining roortas off ExceUent piece. Paul J. (Torrentt 87^71, 64818^ (5) percent of the electors of the Town, u determined from the SLIPCOVER and drapery maker, KNOCK! Knock! Knock! If you LICENSED day care mother will FIREWOOD, seasoned, shrubs, blacktop drive, city 643-2880. ,pri«rta let, M a quM straat. caipitiat beautifully daM ited. Halt central hall. C o m p ly custom Agency, 6485363. water, sewers plus weU. Katz eq>erienced only. Amly Steding are a successful real estate babysit hourly, daily or weekly in hardwood, $15 half-cord. Free MODERN Clean room for rent 11.8 ACUtBS, soU4 inroom latest official Usts of the Registrars of Voten, h*$ not been fllod $30,900. be reea at oaly $2$M0. kitchen with buUt-uu, 2Vb baths EUIN6T0N C Corp., 38 Kane St., W at Hart- Upholstering and ^ p p ly T ^ l salesperson with a record of ac­ Boltm Ctenter, Phone 648-77K. delivery. 8724204 after 5 and kitchen privileges. Puking. Bus UNFURNISHED 34room Colonial, birch cabineis,.ccnunic with the Town Clerk requating its reference to a special Town McKee Street, Manchesta. complishment, we wantlo dis­ TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- file bath, barn, good swimming,' ^;ma baw'auay nwia IteUagt in with marble vanities, 8car over­ CITY LOT — A-zone. (Central. for raatal aairtmMt. , cupancy. Hrien D. CWe, Realtor, with firaplact, formal dining ru m , Financing available. $75,000. F. SINGER Touch and Sew, like heat, appUances, 1V5 baths, fuU M il, ilevs, rsfrlitrator, stilMd after 5, 1-684-2363. M. Uaal Agency, Realtors, MLS, WILUNGTON - One, two and □ 2 Mroom hoiaH S2S,7S0 :m l M 4 3 ^ FRECHETTE & Uteban vrilb saparata aatini a m and SMILE! MEAT CUTTER- Expwienced, SMALL year old female dog, new, hems, buttonholes, stretch basement, $245 per month, Paul modsiork, country Mtehoe, sapuite □ 3 badroem hamM pricad at buUt-ins, larp master badram with 6482682. no night work. Apply in person, KRAUSE FLORIST stitches, monograms, sews on three-bedroom apartments, S29.2M STAFFORD — 15 treed acres, on spayed, all shots, friendly, W. Dougan, Reutor, 64S-45N. imsnwflts. $225. montMy. TWO-FAMILY duplex, four 2 additional bedrooms, V h bates, L. T. Woods Lacker Plant, 51 621HaftfonllU. MMchosIsr looking for someone to love It and buttons, fancy designs. Originally located near Exit 101 and Univer-; □ Camplaia laciaaUan aiM — MARTIN* Route 19, 345’ frontage, $16,000. COVENTRY - Only $13,900. 6 includiai ndauatiii paal, rooms, Zcar garage. Excellent attaebad brtanway and 2-car garagt. Penny-Hanley Company, 647- If's Catching.. . Send Bissell St., Manchester. give it a good home. Free. 649- $399.50, now only $99.65. Easy MANCHESTER pdu ze 2- sity of Connecticut Range, dis­ ReiHors 647-9993 rooms, excellent starter home. taaali, cMk keau locatioa. CaU 5 6 8 ^ after 5:10 La rp lot witb d ly utUiUos. Moal 1056, 1-684-2721. After 5 1-684- 6537. terms. 5224476, dealer. bedfoom townhouse. Includes FRECHETTE hwasher, refrigerator, fi^ la c e , P Caotral kulinf lind air Rutherford Associates, Realtors, ,pjn. 2363. beaL appUaneW, carpets. FuU & M A R TIN caadWaaito location for ebUdron. $36,800. MLS, 2889551. mww Happy Thoughts 1^ A to ftoviMi Panto FOR SALE - Lhaso Apso, AKC ESTATES and household lots to □ CaaNrfata laall-ta-waU carpatito private basement. $230 per R ea ltors 647-9993 □ Caaiplata irauada aiaiaiaaaaM MANCHESTER - Six-room U&R REALTY CD., INC. BOLTON - One acre, $7,500; IVk registered puppy. Good with buy. Bob Fludtiger, 6494247. month. Paul W-. Dougan Realtor, 'Cdonial with two-car garage. GARRISON Colonial. 7 years old, style dweiUng surrounding a □ CampMa ntarier auiataaaaca 643-2692 . acres. $8,000; Two acres, 111,900. EAST HARTFORD children. CaU 646-:i-7279. "‘ 6434535. or 446-1021. modern kitchen, formal dinliw J> village green. Immediate qp^ (Dining room, 3 bedrooms, big room, first-floor family room, W Robert D. Murdack, Roallor (This lot zoned for two-family). to someone you love. ACROSS SO Before CLEAN USED — refrigerators, kitchen. Minimum down to FDR THE PRDFESSIDNAL ranges, autonutic washers with cupancy. McKinney Brothers, Uving room with fireplace, 4 Manchestec-buik^ lot, $5,000. IHcoultof SODrunkerd ^qualified buyer. $30,000. Wotver- Coventry, (me lot, $2,500. F. M. eiU ablc guarantees. See them at B. D. ..TEN AvaUable, luxury Inc., phone 643-2139. bedrooms, garage, level b t, nice­ DR EXECUTIVE FAMILY sitting in *un L ive Stock 42 UdaWSeaatyilaaJiaaltr ton Agency, R e i£ ^ 84M813. ly landscaped, frontage, $41,- BOWERS School - Older Gaal Agency, Realtors, MLS, 648 $ Happy Birthday 4Sdt Pearl's AppUances, 649 Main St., PRESIDENTIAL townhouses, 2 bedrooms, com­ DOWN plete inodern kitchen, all GLASTONBURY - Beautiful 3- laastatotaSatil^ MO. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Clolonial, 4 bedrooms, T‘’k batha, 2682. In Suntat Rid|a, a spaciaut 8-room, 7 Have lunch pony, CaU 643-2lh. THEABC on the beach 1 Even number VILUGEAPTS. appUances, dishwasher, gariuge bedrobm duplex, chUdren and 6464BW. garage, /many extras. Owner 3-bodroom Colonial wite attached 2- 2Fardiad intermediate rider, excellent disposal, waU-to-wall carpets, poodles welcome, stove, relocatiite. $32,900. 6487349. 10 Han’s name -I is ie r.i western show pony. Reasonable. ROWE sofa, chair and ottoman, MANCHESTER OF IT BUILDING LOTS car. gartia, 24' livini room with I Happy Anniversary 12 Freudian 3 Uneven i beat and hot water, patio and refrigerators, wall-to-wall CAPE, modern kitchen, formal number •S -jf 1 6434197 after 6. avacadthgold stripe, Uke new, One and two bedrooms. ■■r KTKM -nw I’s nhit eur swiw asidt MXNCHESTEfi - Rsckltd|t, Mouu: firopiaa, tia tu i dinini room, family term (pL) hJ -mat iif-j $225. Stove andTebigerator, «!X- parking. $215. HomeUnden, 549- carpets, recreation room, washer dining room, fireplace in Uving FOUR-fUmUy, central location. 14 Guido’s note 4 Where ocean Im/nediate occupancy. and dryer, heat and hot water, --W M b Is ntecate in Fterids. Needs consido'able work. A real teia Hold, '> -K it M , mter iw l kHclun witIF buiH-ins, 20' family and land curve 41 Small number ceUent condiUon, $100 each. AUn room, den ind 3 bedrooms, band 15 Feminine FOR rent, 10x12’ box stalls. Near schools, churches newly decorated, $300. spUt shingi a for siding, level lot value at $25,900. Owuer wiU take SMMn. $11,900. room, 24' master btdroom, rKroatiu appellation meet 23 In the middle 42 Small islands Custom drapes and sheers. CaU I Con^’atuiotions 5 Gone by Hidden,Brook Farm, Keeney and shopping center, on ATTRACnVE 4-room first floor Homefindets, 549-6060. BARfiMN-TIut's wM teiyw with bluew tries and apple trees. back mortgage. Mr. Lombardo, room witb firaplaco, 2'/i baths, 16 I^ime quality 24 Feminine 44 Single thing S treet.^-'64 weekends or after 6 p.m., 646- MDNCHESTER - BIw fUd{t Driw, V 6 Rope used in ' neme ■ 45biterprcts -^687 246-6813, bus line. Call anytime. apartment, stove, refrigerator, HTfrff itads- pries rs- Handy location. $29,900. Brifiore Agency, 647-1413. profissionally landtcapod lot. (2wda.) Monday^] 9y. ^1-1560. sera M. $6,000. 17 House site . training 25 Irish fuel (dial.) r«erences, no pris, $141. 228- 'ROCKVILLE - Nice locatioa, dacte rto b . ter totew price PhUbridt ^ ^ n cy , Reattors, 648- ho rate 26 Folse god 46 Roman road $28,500, RANCk, 3 bedrooms, 18 Common DANISH - modem oval dining 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 3540. five rooms, first floor, stove, to lapiaduce ($59,500). 4200. SOUTH NMOSOR - Avwy Strait, t); I Get Weii Wishes, etc. 7Congen 28Sununer 47 Speed contest refrigerator, garage, adults, $150. living room with firenlace, dining 8 Lily plant drinka 49 Soviet river room table and six green up­ acra laL Niter and Mwir avaUabW; W. J. BARCOMB 20§!!^periona Articios for Said 45 holstered chairs. AsUng $W . FOUR-ROOM apartment, second Three-rooms, second floor, stove, CENTRALLY located 84 flat room, kitchen, enclosed porch, (ilang) SHakaloce 29Faminine 50FUUp with 3ednom •frrilh teail baa a larga freal-to-baefc lac Colonial Cape, unusual interior Immediate occupancy.. T.J. kusbond 11 ■ BT natowHbastoaafltaplacaaadbaiR- desipi for the family that loves (myth.) b 0 0 loM , 10” high, 10” wide. Ex­ C a U 6 » U n . and heat included. Shopping and bedroom apartment, full ColonlaL 1 fuU batto, “ Crockett. Realtor, 6481577. than fo make another person smile? E cellent for retaining walls and AAusical instruments 53 equipped Uteben, dishwasher, - huge foyer, ahunlnnn toiteiiieil $43-9««<. " te bar wiib slab aod rafrigarator. Rise space, 3 bedrooms second floor, BOLTON - 7.7 aaes of land, 661’ 40draftomen n transportation dose. Seoirityand frontage 2711 52 Unoccupied 0 uun Ring beU for service. Shlnen, BEGINNER’S Cumen room, kitchen, down, two Adults, no pets. Utmttos extra. Co.,6&lS10. ranch, 3 bedrooms, family room, 54EvaningS J i crawlert, ec. 144 Oeming Street, accordton, 14 base, good coodi- bedrooms and bath up. $1U per Immediate occupancy. 811408$. room. $31,900. R . F. $$5,000. garages. ReallstlcaUy priced! EAST HARTFORD - 7 room IT u Manchester. Wapping Road. Uon, with caw and books, $40. month. Philbrick Agency, ROCKVILLE 3room Rcalton, 648-ll8t EIGHT-ROOM CsM, with two L^oU Co. Realton, M8I010. AMSTON Lake - D e lig h t sprawling Rancb, 4 bedrooms, DiADUNE: 12 Noon, Day loforo Publication wooefland hideaway, overlooking I wins 6438741. Reettotr 6484200. apartment with beat hot water, hatha and panetodfroc warn in sunken living room, garage, fir R , ■ LOVELY threeroom apartment lake. AU coinveniences, stone olascant MINOLTA 16 MG, flash with refrigerator, range, dtonaaL stove and refrigerator, $115. MANCHESTER - Laiga U f t habaMoL on lot with UMAEALHCO,, INC. BOLTON StreeL Six-room Cape, paritlike yard. M . Haya year Level with Ito tatto, dooUaiar- finished te c room, 8car garsM, fiteplace, enonnoua detft. Sturt SSIiTVfular H attachment, esnying cases, Ut HAMMOND organ, L-IW modeL OLDER 4 room | .available heat, air-conditioning, aM Adults only, iSaro and focad-in ptodo^- 643-2692 Agency, ^ 1 3 1 . iMtmfifrHter iEtiMtittg 1|m tU) .J box, hand strap. Mint coaditlon. walnut flnisb bench. Phone Immediately, one car. aro, a taoatnf o ton ftn e for hones. CaU owner, 048- pafio, 2 M baths, finmiace. n u - dhtonce from Manchester. $19,- tooth pari^. Handy to Main S ti^ RabstI D. Murdack, RaSUar 000. Calk S68I8M or 1681818 (NIWtrAn* IMTIXPIIH AUN.) Phone 647-im 64843W after 6 p.m. security deposit i $158 monthly. CaU 844-MI7. quired. CaUU 8 6 3 4 (^ SHi. Pric«$i$toB cipals 0^ . $31,900. ( m m

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Recycling Pipe ' Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 The Cooper Hill Treatmeiit Plant Made Of Recycled Waste Materials "Mtottery Number One of the referendum queitioas to be voted upon next HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (AP) - Eacfa«Mncfa length of 8dncfa 15914 Tuesday is a proposed |S50,000 Sewer ^pe made of crushed, diameter pipe contains the bond issue to renovations to recyded glass has been installed equivalent of lU bear bottles. M indiester’s Co<^)er Hill lYeat- in a section of the sew s ey*ton EHects of hhtbfrgroand use win ment Plant. of this Long Island community. be studied over the next several Tbe pnqxisal is badced by most The pipe was produced at years. of Mandiester town offid ^ , in­ Bkookhaven'National Laboratory Brookhaven offidab said Mon­ »«ANCHESTER,CX)NN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1971 VOL XCn,No.l8 MANCHESTER •—’’A City o f Village Charm cluding Jay Gbles, superintendent where sdentisU have developed a day file pipe is stronger and of the water and sewer depart­ process to convert nonretumable limiter than conventlaoal diw or ment. He has invited the public to Ijottles into useful products by concrete pipe and is potentudly an inspection o f the plant, Sunday mixing the glass with a liquid competitive on an economic from 1 to 3 p.m., and has plastic. basil. prepared the following list of/ quc^ons and answers, to ac­ quaint the v otos o f the problems Peace Pact Sighing and needs there; QUESTION - What is the Pinehurst Holiday function of the Ooopier Hill Rant and where is it? ANSWER - The plant fUters about two million gallons of water each day bom the Globe TURKEYS Hollow Resdvoir and ddivers it With Thanksgiving early this vear, it’s time to to the town water system. The remind you^thaf we will featui feature plant is located off Cooper HiU WASHINGTON (A P) - One President Nguyen Van Thieu had selected CONNECTICUT FRESH nauonai supervisory comugent spuKesman sain tne discusaon donesia has no objection to the week after Henry A- Kissinger’s objected to seven of the nine St., about half way betw eoi Pine H A R V ^f TURKEYS from nearby faims^ as at the same time a cease-fire was exploratory and a- final assignment. Canada had been word that "peace is at hand” for points in the peacq plan worked' and Cedar Sts. takes place. response from Poland and expected to accept too. well as new crop frozen BU'rTERBAliL Vietnam, still-unresolved dif­ on by Kissinger and Le Due Tho. QUESTION - Why does the Secretory of State William P. Hungary has not been received. In the wake of the Trudeau TURKEYS. We are glad to write your ordor up ficulties are casting an aura of Agnew’s version was different. plant need renovation? Rogers called in toe ambassadors Rogers already has sounded govermnent’s defeat in Monday’s uncertainty over just when a final ‘T don’t see Thieu as a stumbling ANSW ER— The plant is about now. from Poland and Hqogary out Indonesia and Canada. Elach Canadian election, however, a agreement might be reached. block,” he said. “ He hasn’t been 56 years old, was not designed to Wednesday to see about par­ of the four is expected to con­ Canadian official said his coun­ This week we will have new crop 10 to U-U. L ^ t Thursday the presidential yet." trea.t water for domestic con- ticipation by their countries in tribute 250 officers to the peace try's participation is now an open adviser said peace is withih reach suniq>tion, and is not equipped to Butterball Turkeys . . Fresh Purdue 4-lb. In South Vietnam, Thieu reaf­ the proposed four-nation group. watch. question to be decided by the in “ weeks or less” and a final treat and filter the GUobe Hollow Roasting Chickens and our own TENDER firmed his opposition to a A State Department A Jakarta spokesman said In­ new government. sun>ly d fecfiv d y . The plant was n^otiating session With North "surrender peace” and called CUl RE^RY E ^ I LEAN CORNED BEEF. constnicted by Cheney Bros, in Vietnam should take “ no more again for withdrawal of North 1916 to treat water for industrial than three or four days.” Vietnamese forces. The nine- purposes and functioned in that Vice President Spiro T. Agnew point plan does not require a' Plainfield Couple Wins way until 1956, udien it was maintained the administration’s North Vietnamese pullout to purchased by the Town of BONE IN - FULL SIRLOIN - NOT N.Y. CUT confident attitude Wednesday, match the •‘proposed U.S. Manchester Water Department. while not giving a specific withdrawal. $75,000 Super Lottery After the purdiase, pumping timetable, in talking with Washington sources said the equipment was installed and the This is the filter plant located off Cooper Hill St. newsmen at San Diego, Calif. question of a North-Vietnamese water department began SIRLOIN “ I think there will be a signing, withdrawal had been raised in although there are differences to By SOL R. COHEN One place where they can delivering "water to the town 000. What will be done for that tank, which will store waste- provide povyer for its operation w ato service in the town system? tion is approved by toe voters the secret Kissinger-Tho sessions, Today’s Manchester drawing be hammered out,” Agnew said. ■apart from the nine-point plan, (Herald Reporter) spend some of the money is for a system, in order to supplement amount of money? water from the plant prior to its during a blackout. ANSWER — ’The quality of the when will the project get under was brought here through the “ The negotiations are en­ and that the North Vietnamese new well, Mrs. LeGair explained. its other water sun>ly sources. ANSWER - The plant wiU be discharge to the sanitary sewer Fatties for the control of Cooper Hill water supply will be way and when will it be com­ STEAKS efforts of the Main Street Guild. couraging.” She said, “ Our well went dry over Because of its age and wiginal furnished with new mixed-media system, will be constructed adja­ taste and odor will be installed in greaUy increased. The new filters pleted? indicated they saw the need for A crowd estimated at over 5(XI The Guild conducted a sales However, North Vietnam’s some pullback. a year ago and we’ve been design, however, the idant has filters (sand and anthradte), new cent to the plant in order to the pretreatment building at will permit the use of carbon to ANSWER — If approved, the persons was in the Manchester promotion in conjunction with PORTERHOUSE Oct. 3l deadline for signing has carrying water fromLMoosuplUV not been capable of producing a piping and valves, a new elec­ comply with the requirements of Globe Hollow Reservoir. remove objectionable tastes and contract for construction will The United States long has Armory today for toe weekly the drawing and sold tickets for it % OR T-BONE passed and Hanoi has yet to say pressed for a withdrawal of the almost the entire yea?V’ One right up to the last minute — completely satisfactory water trical system, new pumps, the ^ t e Department o f En- Instruments and electrical odors and will filter half again as probably be bid in January 1973 drawing of the state lottery and publicly when envoy Le Due Tho Hanoi troops in South Vietnam, saw a Plainfield couple leap for other thing she'll do with toe 10:30 a.m. supply — bee of obje^onable chemical storage facilities, water virbiunental Protection. equipnient will be installed at the much w ato as the old filters do and hoi^ully the project will be might meet with Kissinger again. now estimated at around 145,000. joy when their name was called money, she said, will be to take Participating in today’s t a ^ and odors. testing equipment, and up-to- plant and at eadi of the water now, giving the plant a capacity completed by August 1973. of three n ^ o n gallons of water And U.S. officials hint Kissinger rile sources said a specific North for the $75,000 prize in toe Super her mother to Florida, to visit her drawing were: State Ckimptroller QUESTION - The cost of the date controls. An emergency generator will department’s four wells in order lb. may have to travel to Saigon once Vietnamese withdrawal provision 75 drawing. son (Mrs. LeClair’s brother). Nathan Agostinelli, who dis­ renovation is estimated at $550,- A backwash water holding to control the on and off opera­ per day. be install^ in the plant to more as well as to Paris before Some will be set aside for her tion of those sources of supply The em^gency generator will could not be negotiated in the The winning couple is Arthur tributed checks On the. spot to all everything is wrapped up. based, qn the quantity of water in insure that toe water system will peace plan because Hanoi does and Rita LeOaire. The winning children’s college costs, she said. the winners; Deputy State Comfi-v WORLD ALMANAC It thus is becoming increasingly A total of 15 persons .were the recenUy completed Nike not “go dry’’ during a serious All Pinehurst Steaks, Inclading the Up Bone Special lit not admit publicly that its forces ticket was in Mrs. LeCIaire’s (roller William Diana; Leo Juran, FACTS unlikely (hat a peace will be eligible for the Super 75 drawing. water stonuce tank. blackout. lb. Sirloins will have hill tenderloins. Bmieleas IndMdaal are in the South. name, and the ticket was bought representing the Main Street The control instrumentation at Gub Steaks are a good buy at \3S lb. signqd before next Tuesday’s U.S. U.S. intelligence so far has not for ber by her mother, who lives All Were $5,000 winners in last Guild; Police Chief James Rear­ QUESTION — How much will toe plant and toe four wells will' eteiitions. And after that, , .s|)utted any significant North in Moosup. Thursday’s weekly lottery don; Town Fire Chief John this renovation cost me if I have permit the proper and jvhatevCT pre-election pressure Vietnamese withdrawal, officials Mrs. LeClair is 39. The couple drawing. Among them were Rivosa. my own well or if I’m a customer economical operation of those Isted for a signing will have s.iid. Rather, they noted move- has a 17-year-old daughter and an "^ tricia , 19, Lisa, 12, and Jamie, Also State Rep. Francis of the wato company in the sources of supply by eliminating BONELESS BEEF teed. nient of North Vietnamese men li-year-old son. likiTair is a 8, all daughters of former Mahoney; State Rep. Donald North End of town? over-pumping and under­ China’s Premier Chou En-lai and material into the South painter for Electric Boat in Manchester Mayor James Farr. Genovesi; Town Director Jon ANSWER - Nothing. The pumping situations. voiced hope Wednesday for ,a which they said could be due to Groton. They split the $5,000 and received Norris; Ronald Jacobs, candidate Happiness Is Winning A Lottery bond for the renovation will be QUESTION - WUl toe renova­ settlement in a few days, .but said drying weather and a last-ditch "You’ll never believe how three $1,667 checks. for Manchester probate judge; Arthur and-Rita LeClalre of Plainfield - $75,000 winners. (Herald photo by Pinto.) paid for by water revenue tion of the Cooper Hill plant Steak Sale! the news "is hot so good.” He effort before a cease-fire. many things we have where we The winner of toe $15,000 prize and Richard Rittenband, can­ received from town water eliminate the need for a water ONE PRICE pNLY s^d he. has been in contact with Among the six or seven con­ can spend this money,” said in todays’s Super 75 drawing was didate for First District con­ ml customers in the South End of Washington and Hanoi. crete issues Kissinger said remain LeClair, when he had a chance to ' Barton E. Cannody of Newton. gressman. ban during toe summer months? Bottom Round town. ANSWER - No, but it will Chou said South Vietnam’s Is the deployment of an inteiK catch his breath. The 55-year-old bachelor works in Next week’s lottery drawing QUESTION - How much will Top Round definitely he^. The renovation - J il . ' W-30 a m. in Glaston Four H«eirs Angels Arrested this renovation cost me if I’m a will indude toe mstallation of The electric eel is a Chuck Cube Revenue“Sei^ce. bury, ^t the Glastonbury Skating Town Water Department He said he’ll set some o f the Arena. : ■ , « l^ e r pumps which will help to South American freshwater Boneless Chuck ■ UKIAH, Calif. (AP) - Four William John Moran, 38, Rich­ Meanwhile, George W etlien, I' customer? fish which is the largelargest money aside for paying his in- Just so that it wouldn’t be a supply toe increased demand for lb. mond. 33, and his wifeH den, 19, o w n m ANSWER — Nothing more and most potent of the mec- co m d ^ x next April, will pay off total loss, Mrs. Agostinelli, who Hell’s Angels have been taken wato during the summer. 'The Contra Costa County offldali oit the 153q»re ranch wtieK the than you are now pdying for tric fishes. The World Al­ his bills, “and might even spend a was in the crowd at the into custody and authorities ray Nike water storage tank, vvhich Nixon Starts said the four were being held in bodies of two men and a woman vvqter. The water rates will not be manac notes that it can day at tofe races.” , Manchester Armory and watched more arrests are possible in con­ was put into settee last June, discharge more than 600 that San Francisco Bay area were unearthed from old well increased. They were increased The winning number in today’s her husband pay out a total of nection with the. diKovery of was definitely a factor in the volts of electricity, enough 1 Purdue Chic Ult lb. 69* } By R. GREGORY NOKES localities—to meet the crises of talities” on the part of a few county for investigation of holes, rejected on Wedneiday an two years ago in order that im­ regular lottery drawing is 15914. $155,000 in checks, was herself a three bodies on a renote- ranch elimination of a water ban this shocking, power,, according Associatied Press Writer their treasuries.” He said toe hecklers at a speech he delivered murder. offer of immunity from further provements such as the Cooper 1 CHICKEN Purdue 1 Nobody in the crowd had it. winner. She won $20. rumored to be a burial ground for year, and the (}ooper Hill renova­ to authorities, to stun or President Nixon will give his administration has also “in­ in San Diego, Calif. "W e have gdod cause to believe prosecution if they would provide Hill renovation could be Roasters lb. 55* 1 the motorcyde gang. tion will increase its effectiveness even kill a large-sized an­ f BREASTS^ lb. 79* views on toe future of America in creased the sense of freedom and —Democratic vice presidential the suspects in the Contra Costa information concerning Hell’a financed. rhose arrested Wednesday in the future. > imal or a man. a nationwide television address control in our communitfes—to candidate Sargent SHriver con­ jail are linked with the Men­ Angels activities In toe area. QUESTION — How will this were identified as William Mark QUESTION — If toe renova­ Copyright © 1972, this evening, a day after Sen. meet the crisis of toe spirit.” tinued to criticize terms of a docino Investigation and there la “ It wasn’t broad enough— toqy renovation project affect the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. 3 in 1 BLEND GROUND CHUCK 1 "Zoro” Mitten, 32, Alameda; V George McGovern said he thinks McGovern said at a rally in proposed Vietnam peace settle­ Parochaid Case good cause to believe the crimes didn’t offer what we (eel waa i For Meat Loaf or Edward Junior Carter, 24, Rich­ Americans want toe country “ to New York City's gaiment- ment as "shaky.” occurred in Contra Costa Coun­ sufficient,” said public defender Swedish Meat Balli 3-lbWs 1 mond; Chester M. “ Festus” 1 Joseph Allen of the offer follow hi^er moral standards.” workers district that “ the —The Nixon campaign agreed Green, 29, Richmond; and ty,’ ’ said Contra Costa Dist. Atty. by The President announced plans American people in their own Wednesday to disclose the names Before Court William A. O'Malley. Mendocino County autboritiae. . 8 9 ' for a closing blitz in his campaign way are raying something that of-m a jor financial contributors ART SHATTUCK . n . i 2 for re-election. There will be may sound old-fashioned ... they who'gave to the campaign before nationwide television speeches want (his country to follow higher March 9, as part of an agreement WASHINGTON (AP) — The government, with ^ the this evening and Monday, and moral standards.” in a siiit seeking disclosure of ail noticeable absence of its solicitor general, has asked the campaign trips on FYiday and “ What I have heard,’’ contributors prior to April 7 when Supreme Court to approve payments from State revenues to I EYE OF ROUND B O N E L E S S 1 Saturday to six Mc(jovern said, despite a voice a new campaign law went into parents of parochial-school students. 1 ROAST Chuck Roast 1 states—Oklahoma, North that was hoarse from speaking effect. The suit was brought by Carolina, Rhode Islpnd, New too much, “ is a cry on toe part of the citizen’s lobby, Common In a memorandum to the court on Wednesday, the govern­ Mexico, California and Illinois. the American people, that we lift Chuse. ment said Pennsylvania’s direct-payment system is con­ j $ 1 5 9 $ 1 2 8 } Even though the polls show toe vision of this country, that we —A straw poll by the New York stitutional since it does not “ entangle” church and state. Nixon with a wide margin over become a country more in line 'Daily News showed President lb. The memorandum was signed 1 JL ■ lb . 1 McGovern, press secretary with the great principles and Nixon leading McGovern in New by Daniel M. Friedman, the child and $150 for each high- Ronald Ziegler said: “ The Presi­ great ideals with which we began York state by 64 to 36 per cent. deputy solicitor general. His boss, school child. The payments, of dent is not taking any state for some 200 years ago.” Erwin N. Griswold, who usually about $47 million a year, are granted.” MeCktvern was to appear at a speaks for the government to the supported, by 23 per cent of the I MANHATTAN The President’s speech is telethon on Giicago television Buses Ordered high court, declined (or what he revenues received under a Top Round Roast . C scheduled to be televised live tod^y and then travel to Ohio and 1 ROAST . termed “ personal reasons.” cigarette tax. from toe White House at 7:30 Michigan. With five days To Keep Rolling Three y^ rs ago, Griswold, a The three-judge court in p.m., EST. Besides discussing toe remaining to campaign, he former dean of the Harvard Law Philadelphia raid the law is un­ $ 1 3 9 } country’s future, he is .also ex­ predicted he can overcome Until Nov. 21 t $ 1 5 9 School, also dropped out of cases constitutional because it serves to pected to comment on toe status “ those doomsayers and the • lb.. # that led to Supreme Court aid sectarian schools and because { of the Vietnam peace prophets of defeat” who see him H A R T F O R D (AP) - A X decisions against payments by it aids parents in providing a negotiations. far behind in voter preference. Superior Court Judge today M a r ia n n e Pennsylvania and Rhode Island religious education for their A r t Nixon, discussed urban In other . campaign' ordered the Connecticut ^ o . .to for salaries of parochial teachers. children. Joa'iina (10 mos.), Julie (3 yrs.)/ Jennifer (10 mos.) programs in a^ radio address developments:- keep its buses running in Hart­ I STRICKLAND FARMS GRADE “AA” The court is expected to decide Appeals have been filed by J. Wednesday, saying his ad­ —Vice President Spiro T. ford, New Haven and Stamford Jay Giles, left, superintendent of the water and sewer department, explains to Darrell Hovey, LARGE FRESH before the end of the year Shane Creamer, the Pennsylvania ministration has “ doubled Agiiew complained of "fascist through Nov. 21. WT the department’s work coordinator, the proposed improvements in the plant designed to whether it will review the deci­ attorney general, and by a group federal assistance to states and tactics” and “storm-trooper men­ Another hearing will be held sion of a three-judge panel in of parochlai-school parents. . increase its capacity and improve the taste of water processed there. (Herald photos by Pinto) Nov. 21 before Judge George DEDICATED / Philadelphia striking down Penn­ The government, in support, Saden to determine whether the sylvania’s payments. raid the payments do not violate « • To be responsive to the people's needs injunction should be made per­ EGGS dor. , Last month, the high court the 1st Amendment’s provision • To action on the problems of the State manent and whether the state Indochina disapproved an Ohio law for separation of church and state • To vote on the issue^ not by the party. should be ordered to provide Photo Filched 1 ■ i.ai ^ providing reimbursement of ex­ because they are made to the subsidies for toe service. penses for parents of children in parents. # ISIEOFGOLD - Hartford’s Corporation Counsel BRISKET C parochial and other private Moreover, raid the memo, the MIAMI (AP) - A nude At-A-Glance Alexander'Goldfarb told Judge EXPERIENCED I MARGARINE * CORNED BEEF schools. state does not examine or photograph of actor, Burt | Saden that Conn. (k>. should be • 2 terms East Hartford Town Council 0ur0«MTfMiir(hnd % By THE ASSOCUTED PRESS Griswold would not amplify his evaluate the education provided ' f h i b trying to stimulate rather than Reynolds once graced toe walls m m ore our business o Republican Council Minority Leader ConiMlBxif # reasons for staying out of the in church-run schools, thereby of toe ladies’ lounge of a sociaUy discourage the uses of its buses. WASHINGTON — An aura of uncertainty still remained current Pennsylvania case, noting avoiding “ entanglement” eUte club in Miami, but not for • Public Building Commission ,.25« Goldfarb also said the company just when a final peace agreement might be reached; only that be had stepped out of between church and state. ..CARnR'S has no right to “ uniliterally and long. toe earlier case. Several years ago Friedman reminded the court nese Premier Chou En-lai expressed hope in Peking a arbitrarily discontinue service” he also did not s i p a government that it has upheld rrtmburslng EDUCATED C SCOTT S O F T W E A V E settlement would come in a few days; Vice President Spiro T. as long as it holds a franchise “U probably turned someone brief in a consctentlousHibjector parents for their children’s bus • Bachelor of Science, Brown University fiom the state. on,” smd club membership direc­ ★ Tins wars SKCiALA Agnew said in San Di^d'that the administration still remains case. fares to parochial schools, the { WHITE TISSUE Conn. Co. attorney John tor Pat Gibsem. She reported • Master of Bus. Administration, U. of Htfd. confident, while not giving a spSfiific timetable; Washington The government memorandum lending 1^ New York state of T Murtha raid toe company, which Monday that an unknown powder quoted at length from a 1970 te x t b o ^ to children in church sources said the question of a North Vietnamese witl^drawal cjp ie s 100,000 passengers daily, room patron stole the framed message to Congress by Presi­ schools, and federal grants to BRANi LUV l i W V NEW from South Vietnam had been raised. u willing to continue service, at photo, taken from toe centerfold ACTIVE dent Nixon praising parochial Catholic colleges for construction hiv h o ilinphi lllHt lru* cyl. ■ngiiM, radio, and many othot ttandord roalufot. • East Hartford Jaycees { POTATOES 10 ^69* j schoob for providing “ a diversity of science laboratories and gym­ pages of Cosmopolitan magazine. must provide subsidies if a per­ $tk.#NW. SAIGON — The United States is rushing millions o^doUars which our educatkinal system nasiums. • Exec. Board Catholic Graduates Club manent solution to the bus crisis worth of military supj)lies, including big CI30 transport would otherwise ladr.” “ The crucial question is not Miss Gibson said the • Hockanum River Cleanup Committee is to be found! f A L i planes, to South Vietnam in a crash program \,to |ieat the The Nixon administration has whether some beiiefit accrues to pbotogratto of Reynolds in the OPEN THURS AND FRI. TIU 9 PJM. A request for a court order ^ 2 4 3 4 supported legislation to give tax some religious institution as a bufi was put in place about four signing of a peace agreement. directing the rtate Departmoit of credits to parents of parochial- consequence of a legislative weeks ago at the Munify Club at Transportation to suteide the bus school students. During the program, but whether its ptin- Sailboat Bay in suburban Coconut "A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK’ line, was also continued until SAIGON — North Vietnamese troops and tanks overran current presidential campaign. cip d or primary effect a d v a i^ Grove. PINEHURST Nov. 11. SHATTUCK another border camp in the central highlands as both South Democratic presid^itial nominee religion,” the memorandum said. Old Home Yields To Progress The period until then will “ We submit that toe principal CARTER and NorUi Vietnamese fought to expand their territorial George McGovern has also en­ The old Kittel house on K s3ell St. was torn down early this morning to make room for a parking She said a second copy of the provide time for the state to dorsed ta$ credits. or primary dFfect of the Penn­ photo is now being en ra ^ in a > FOR STATE SENATOR control before a cease-fire. H ie U.S. Command reported three negotiate an agrecunent with the lot as part of the Manchest^ Evening Herald plant expansion and modernization program. The GROCERY The 1971 Pennsylvania law sylvania act is not the advance­ bullet-proof glass and steel frame Americans were killed in action last wedc and tbat '$ix oth os Greater Hartford Transit District property was recently purchased by the publishing company and plans areio pave the parking CHEVROUT PULL THE TOP LEVER 302 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER provides direct cash payments of ment of religion but toe advance­ and viW be firmly bolted to the over a subsidy. 12M asbi St„ MmiNttor OpM tves.'M O-Hwrs.'M 0 Paid for by Jod Rtichardt, Trtas. died from nonhostile causes. $75 for each dementary-scbool ment of education.’’ area within the next few weeks. (Herald photos by Dean Yost) waU In tb e la d i«i' lounge. M i

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