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MOSCOW (AP) - The humor Blacks, Spanish-Speaking Voters To Have Special Reports Oouit of Protat* DMtIct of MancbatUr page of the Literary Gazette an­ certain. There haven’t been many All “networks will have high- NOTICE TO CREOm>RS nounced today that P. Shuranov, ByJAYSHARBUTT Angeles and WXTV here-as well winners in key battles. The for Ramsey Munb, the guber­ ESTATE OF KQN8TANTY KOWSS aka caliber political analysts on Elec- an engineer, has set a record by AP TelevUion Writer network, formed only last May, natorial candidate of the Raza endorsements of Democrats The Weather KON8TANTY KOBE or Koatanty Koac as by SIN’s three other stations Uon Night. But WXTV is hoping Punuant to an order o< Hon. DavW C. giving up smoking 57 times in one abo will Join MBS in reporting Unida (United People) party. here. and affiliates. Sunny this afttrnoon, high Rappa, A ctlnf Jud|e, all clalma muat be ^ The other Is the turnout — or “ The people seem pretty dis­ to go them one better. It’s trying pneamad to toe Odudanr named below on year. SIN’S election-night coverage national election results. NEW YORK (AP) - On Nov. affected by toth parties year, to get ambassadors as commen­ annmd 60. Clear tohiglit, low 16 or before January It, 1S7S or be barred by “ The previous record of 50 won’t be like that seen on the SIN b taking a different ap­ lack of it — among Spanish­ tators qn the presidential race. to 40. Fair FHday, High 60 to 60. law. TOe fiduciary la: times was held by American 7, America’s black and Spanish­ proach. In addition tb covering speaking voten In Loi Angeles, so It'll be critical to spot ahy HatteljpBtpr lEtipntttg Bpralh major networks. There’ll be no Alice Koae . speaking population will be trend — to see If they stay "If we can arrange It, we'll SS Cooper Street writer Mark Twain,” the paper New York-based “ election cen­ races involving Spanish-speaking where the Mexlcan-Amerlcan offered what they’ve never gotten Democratic, go for the GOP or have commentary from the Latin- Mancb., Conn. said. tral” brxxadcasting to the entire candidates, it also is closely population Is estimated at 18 per (MOW before' from network broad­ just abstain from voting at all.’* American ambassadors to the nation. SIN can’t afford the watching elections that directly cent of the county’s nearly 1.5 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm casting — the minority report United Nations,” says news MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1072 VOL. XCH, No. 22 massive cost of siich a national affect the Spanish-speaking com­ million residents. In New York, which has a large TWENTY-FOUR P A G E S-TW O SECTIONS P R IC E P lIT la M C IN T I during a presidential election. “ The Spanish-speaking people director Guillermo Restrepo. television hookup. munity — particularly Qilifor- Puerto Rican population, WXTV For blacks, the report is on here have been unwavering "They’ll discuss how the election nia’s farm labor initiative. is emphasizing Its coverage of Your Reputation radio. It’ll come at Intervals on KMEX abo is out to report Democratic supporters for here will affect their countries. So it’s doing the next best two big elections In Puerto Rico the Mutual Black Network's 65 what could be two significant years,” says Danny Villanueva, It’ll be an important part of our thing. It’s rigt^ng a television — the gubernatorial race and the affiliate stations. Although the trencb. One b the size of the KMEX vice-president and coverage.” hookup only between KMEX and mayoral battle in San Juan. Is Safe With Us! network is white-owned, its Mexican-American vote in Texas general manager. “ Now It’s not reporting staff is black and its WXTV and bringing the rest of broadcasts tailored specifically the network together with Peace Settlement Terms Revealed It’s not easy to be the best cook on the block, but it helps if you for the black listener. telephone reports broadcast by start with meat from PINEHURST For the Spanish-speaking, the the other stations. report is entirely in Spanish and The Mutual Black Network, c a r care on television. It’s being broadcast part of the Mutual Broadcasting U.S. Choice 15 to 181b. by the Spanish International System, is concentrating on elec­ At Manchester CRC Session Packer Cut Network’s two most important tion races in which blacks are Accuses U.S. UHF station»-K M E X ‘ in Los involved^ and plans to project GENIER SIRLOIN TIP $ | 0 9 ROlirr MFXT to HARTMANN'S Rhone (.(irner WINDSOR X, WINDIRMlK’t AVt.NUL Of Delaying Tactics BEEF ROAST lb. L Cut into Roasts and Steaks. Peruvians Phasing Unfettered Local SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnam declared today that the United States agreed to sign a peace pact next Tuesday but then backed off and asked for further negotiations, saying it And lower price too on Out Santa Claus was having difficulty getting Saigon to go along. OVEN READY The Rugged TIRE An official North Vietnamese statement on the secret talks Christmas time,” he adds. Government Urged By WILLIAM H. HEATH ■'We re in the m id d le of in Paris between Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi’s peace more than 30 capital projects, SIRLOIN TIP summer." By JOHN A. JOHNSTON negotiators apparently caught the United States and. South Associated Press Writer about a dozen of which were The southern hemisphere BEfTER TRACTION • GREATER SAFETY (Herald Reporter) Vietnam by surprise. LIMA, Peru (AP) — Christmas passed on referendunu. BEEF OVEN summer begins in December and Two speakers with present and past experience as top is two months away, but already He said that he has found no In the first Saigon reaction, the accord to “ give proof of its good Peru’s only snow is at the top of will and g o ^ faith. Mrs. Nguyen the word is out: Santa Claus isn’t administrators of state municipalities revealed a common problem arising from a conflict government's official radio said; some of the higher Andean peaks. ROAST ,b welcome in Peru this year. bond in their presentations on Uie strong mayor-council and between his political activities “ A separate agreement between Thi Binh, chief of the Viet Cong 4.39 Perez points out that his office Neither, are Christmas trees or manager-council forms of government at last night’s Charter and administrative duties. “ It all North Vietnam and the United delegation, said a U.S. signature cannot oblige all busin^m en to other yuletide symbols that don’t Revision Commission session. It is that participatory boils down to people,” he com­ States does not concern us in any would bring the peace every one SILVER TIP BEEF eliminate symbols from their conform to "Peruvian reality.” PRE-SEASON democracy should be geared up to work, and to accomplish mented. "People m ^ e things way. is waiting for. store windows, nor can it force The official Hanoi statement Taking their place will be ” E1 that, the hands of loqil government should not be tied. work. If he (the mayor) is a “ We in South Vietnam have the OVEN ROAST ,b. Nino Manuelito,” the “ Peruvian homeowners to discontinue their right of self-determination,” said said Kissinger had agreed to the 4.49 The guests were Mayor Gino political animal, playing political version of the Christ Child, usage. the commentator plan in his secret meetings in Arcanti of Danbury, currently In some communities, Arcanti games, the people vrill take care traditional manger scenes, and The North Vietnamese also Paris. BONELESS SQUARE CUT But bearded Papa Noels who serving his third two-year term; said, the effectiveness of the of that. G ^ politics is good other “ completely Peruvian” normally appear in Lima stores SALE PRICES read the statement to the Paris This called for a cease-fire in NO WASTE and David Bauer, general mayor has been weakened by the government.” symbols. on peace talks. Afterward U.S. Am­ Vietnam within 24 hours of the and downtown streets during the manager of the Greater Hartford establishment of many com­ (Continuity in the term of office The Ministry of Education says bassador William J. Porter said signing of a peace agreement. AU lb . Christmas shopping season “ will Chamber of Commerce and missions between him and the of the top administrative official SIRLOIN STEAK 4.59 advertising men have agreed to he thought it “ preferable not to prisoners o f the war would be have to beat a retreat” due to former manager of Wethersfield. operating departments. In this is the essential thing, Bauer said, eliminate foreign themes from make a formal statement at this released and all American and lack of advertising support “ and Atxmiti said that he sees the context, he said that Danbury’s in stating his case for the U.S. Choice Whole 18 to 20 lb. television and radio ads. It ex­ point. foreign troops would be because they are out of style.” strong mayor "at the roots of our 1965 charter revision eliminated manager-council structure of Packer Cut presses hope that the public will f SEIBERLING President Nguyen Van Thieu withdrawn within 60 days. democracy, a good clean form, the positions of police and fire local government. "You can't go follow the example. The Rev. Rene Paredes, met for an hour with U.S. Am­ Negotiations would thta begin responsive and responsible.” The commissioners, and now the at it (municipal rule) by fits and BONELESS The step is being taken to put spokesman for the Lima bassador Ellsworth Bunker, his between the Saigon government office of the elected executive has starts,” he commoited. Christmas advertising in line with archbishop's office, finds the step police and fire chiefs and head of and the Viet (iong to arrange "I know that it works,” he first with an American since SIRLOIN HIP in agreement with Roman SNOW TIRES two basic functions, in his the department of public works elections for a coalition govern­ $149 military government decrees re­ Kissinger’s visit ended Monday, opinion; To act as a catalyst to report directly to the mayor. continued, and contributed quiring that ads harmonize with Catholic sentiment. when the President’s national ment. get things done, and to serve as He said that he sees no value in several statistics to bolster his OF BEEF ^ucational goals. The govern­ “Christmas is a universal SIZE BLACK WHITE security advis«“ failed to get him "The government of the Cut into 6 or 8 Steaks, as you statement. About 2,500 com ­ ment controls 51 per cent of all celebration and should be ex­ the judge of where responsibility a finance board. The mayor Democratic Republic of Vietnam C78-14 $1925 $21.39 $2.08 munities with populations over to agree to new North Viet­ instruct. pressed in accordance with the lies. To accomplish both, he com­ should bring his budget directly firmly dem and that the U.S. commercial TV stations and 25 E78-14 25,000 now have the manager namese peace terms. per cent of major radio stations. sentiments of each country,” he $20.95 $22.73 $229 mented, the mayor should be to the legislative body, and then government carry out exactly and form, and less than five per cent The U.S. Embassy declined We will have deluxe cuts of VERY LEAN BONELESS BRISKET Santa Claus is known here as said. “ It is fair that here we have F78-14 $21.48 $23.99 $239 provided with the “ tools” the public has recourse in public correctly the agreed upon points of those who adopted it later comment. CORNED BEEF . . .whole or heavy section ...... lb. 99C Papa Noel. He and Christmas our own Christmas themes.” (department professionals), and hearings. Arcanti said that during G78-14 $22.67 $25.19 $2.56 dropped it. In Paris, the Viet Cong urged trees, sleighs and reindeer are Not all agree. he should have. control of the his 5 years as mayor, the people the United States to sign the (See Page Twelve) and flat center c u ts ...... lb. $1.29 H78-14 $2425 $27.12 $2.81 In Connecticut, since 1930, symbols of Nordic countries, says • “ Papa Noel is something which budget. of Danbury have implemented J78-14 — $3021 $2.95 Bauer said, the manager-council Dr. Samuel Fh-eez, head of the goes beyond national or seasonal form of government has grown ministry's collective com­ boundaries,” says a Lima F78-15 $21.48 $23.99 $2.43 Fresher By Far — Selected PURDUE faster than any other. In e l^ o n s munications department. housewife. “Today he is universal G78-15 $22.67 $25.19 $2.63 Advocates Strong Mayor-Council Plan since 1957, two of three have Kissinger Says “ We don’t have reindeer or and forms a part of the concept of H78-15 $2425 $27.12 $2.81 favored manager-council, but snow-covered pine trees at Christmas." Mayor Glno Arcanti of Danbury, foreground, develops his points in favor of the strong mayor- Chicken L78-15 — $32.87 $3.16 NLRB Bus Probe only one of four havis opted for council form of government for the Manchester Charter Revision Commission. Commission 650-13 $18.38 $20.41 $1.75 mayor-council. “I put a lot of Breasts confidence in the collective members, from left, are Atty. John F. Shea Jr.; Robert Stone; Frank Stamler, partially hidden; Peace Is At Hand Asked By Meskill wisdom of the people,” Bauer and Atty. John FitzCierald, chairman. (Herald photo by Pinto) Legs...... lb. 69c summed up. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidential adviser Henry A. Wings ...... lb.'42c New York Court •FREE GIFT* Hie guest speakers expressed Kissinger said today "peace is at hand” in Vietnam. Chix L ive rs...... lb. 69c HARTFORD (AP) - While Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is their views in answer to about a Kissinger told newsmen in an hour-long briefing that most SAFETY GUAGE half dozen questions from com­ Large Roasting trying to find out if it’s legal for bus companies to stop service Do-It-Yourself Debate major provisions of a settlement have been agreed to but that mission members, touching on Chickens ...... lb. 55c Battle Erupts Just Ask because state subsidies aren’t forthcoming, legislative possible revisions to the one more negotiating session "lasting no more than three or Democrats are trying to provide those subsidies. four days” is necessary. Low Prices. . . Qualith Meats Manchester charter. NEW YORK (AP) - A weU chairman of the Sullivan County In a last-ditch effort to avert a shutdown by the state’s Arcanti and Bauer were Planned By McGovern In breaking American silence groomed, youngbh looking man Board of Supervisors. largest bus firm Sunday, Meskill Wednesday went to the definitely in agreement on: That on the status of the peace efforts, seven very concrete issues that appears on the television screen — Hugh R. Jones, 58, BELTED TIRES STEEL SPIKES Kissinger said the nine-points GROUND CHUCK National Labor Relations Board, asking it to investigate the (See Page Twelve) DETROIT (AP) — Democratic presidential nominee with anything like the good will CUBE STEAKS and talks briefly about the need Republican and Conservative, outlined earlier today by North scheduled shutdown by the Connecticut Co. George McGovern is working on a do-it-yourself debate with that has been shown can easily be 3-lb. lots lb. 85^ to get criminab who murder, president of the New York State Vietnam are essentially correct. cleared up.” lb. 4 .4 9 Bar Association in 1971-72. The President Nixon, the campaign rival he accuses of a betrayal maim and rob behind bars. Cell ^3 0 0 per tire extra $4■ ■ 9 9 per tire extra He then asked the company Meskill vetoed that part of the McGovern He also said; “ I want to stress He included in his examples doors slam for emphasb. veteran attorney, who lives in and the union to "voluntarily bill, resulting in the Democratic of the public trust” in the White House. that what remains to be done is the need from the U.S. side to ROUND GROUND Fresh The star of these spot campaign New Hartford and maintains law continue to keep the buses lawsuit which charges his action Columbia Frustrated in his effort to goad Nixon into any kind of the smallest part of what has specify that no move will be 3-lb. lots SPARERIBS lb. 79$ advertisements b Sol WachUer, a offices in Utica, was named chair­ rolling” until the NLRB report is was illegal. personal debate, McGovern today planned to prepare a already been accomplished." made to grab additional territory *1.05 lb. man of a state committee on Reserves State Supreme Court justice and complete. That could take Subsequent to Naruk’s action, Man Fire television program in which he answers a series of filmed The presidential adviser said between the time of the cease­ at 42 an ornament of the rich and prison reform after the Attica between 3(M5 days, he said. lawyers for booh sides began the remaining details are essen­ Nixon statements compiled by the Democratic campaign fire and a political settlement. We start the sausage season with Home Styly powerful Nassau County riot. Drivers have been working preparing questions to be posedn- tially linguistic and technical but He also ^ d there needs to be Victim organization. Comment SAUSAGE M EA T...... lb. 894 Republican party. —Dominick L. Gabrielli, 59, without a contract since their old to the high bench. need to be settled before the clarification on the timing of the Mild ITALIAN STYLE HOT SAUSAGE ...... lb. $1.19 Wachtler is one of the seven Republican and Conservative, a pact expired Oct. 1. The company At a Wednesday press con­ “ It will be a kind of debate,” of Democratic headquarters and WASHINGTON (AP) - United States and South Vietnam Vietnamese settlement relative and DUBUQUE SMALL SAUSAGE LINKS ...... lb. 49(t candidates for three available justice of the appellate Divbion says it won’t run buses anymore ference, Meskill reiterated his Horace Qardner Hills, 64, of the South Dakota senator said. about the dirty tricks that have Democratic presidential nominee can sign a pact. to the settlement of the conflicts seats on the State Court of in Rochester since 1968. The resi­ after Sunday but the opposition to state payment of 'Thompson Hill Rd., Columbia, He turned to that project after been played on Democratic can­ George McGovern said today he He listed what were “ six or in Laos and Cambodia. Appeals. New York's highest dent of Bath was district attorney Amalgamated Transit Union, any more than 25 per cent of the died in a fire, early this morning, a campaign Wednesday concen­ didates by this team of saboteurs, hopes neither the Nixon ad­ tribunal. of Steuben County in 1953-57. MASTER CHEVRON OUR BUDGET BANK OF which represents the drivers, said operating deficit of any transit that gutted his home where he trated on the issue of alleged either he knew about that and ministration nor South Viet­ Top Quality Native or Maine Usually, Democratic and —M. Henry Martuscello, 64, it’s willing to stay on the job. district which provides bus ser­ lived alone. corruption, wiretapping, and this $700,000 secret fund that’s in namese President Nguyen Van Republican leaders manage to Liberal, an Appellate Division CHARGE CHARGE PLAN AMERICA Meanwhile, the legal challenge vice. Hie cause of the fire has not political sabotage—items he said his office, first under the control Thieu is blocking a Vietnam Bryant Flying POTATOES 10 lbs. agree on cross-endorsements to justice in Brooklyn since 1970. by legislative. Democrats to “ I am unwilling to use state yet been determined but local would tip the election in his of Atty. Gen. Mitchell and now, peace settlement. fill any seats that becom e The Brooklyn resident, who was revenues to directly subsidize the Talking to reporters, ONIONS lower at 3 lbs. 45C Meskill's partial veto of a bus authorities believe it may have favor. we learn, under the control of available on the seven-member born upstate in Amsterdam, was subsidy bill was bumped upstairs bus operations," he said. But he started in the den. Five area fire McGovern said his public- Mr. Nixon’s top White House McGovern said he really can’t say < the organization candidate who 69 court. to the state Supreme Court by said his administration is willing companies were called to the opinion analyst, Pat Cadell, had adviser, Mr. Haldeman, he either much about the reports from $15,000 Higher was bumped into fourth place in We have SMOKED PORK CHOPS, MORRELL HAM and But Joseph Crangle, the state Superior Court Judge Henry J. to pay one-fourth of a transit scene. Assisting the Columbia reported those topics are begin­ knew about it, or else he’s lost Hanoi that the Nixon administra- Democratic chairman, decided the Democratic primary by Mrs. Naruk who said he would reserve district’s deficit. department were companies ning to “‘show up now" as a control of his staff," McGovern tion is delaying a plan to an- DUBUQUE 2 ‘/2 LB. BUFFET HAMS . . . this year to try to win all three Dembitz decision on the lawsuit until he The governor quoted from the from Hebron, Andover, Coventry significant issue, particularly said in a Detroit television inter­ nounce a settlement next By SOL R. COHEN at the Memorial Comer Store. open spots for his stan- KIDDIES’ receives advice from the state’s Federal Labor Management and Willimantic. The call came in among independents and view. Tuesday “ until we get the ad­ (Herald Reporter) Bryant is a night custodian at Strickland Farms dardbearers. The Conservatives FREE GIFT highest court. Relations Act to support his at 3:45 a.m. and firemen Republicans. "Now, in either case, that’s an ministration's side of it. ” It was pie in the sky today for Manchester H i^ School. Large GRADE AA and Liberab got into the fray, FINGERPRINT FIND WITH FIRST 50 Democrats claim a subsidy bill claim that the threatened shut­ remained at the scene until after “ I think that may be one of the Incompetence and a betrayal of He added that “ I hope that the Erie G. Bryant of 37 Flower St., Told that he looked calm, STRICTLY FRESH and a genuine horse race HARWELL, England (AP) they passed during a recent down may be illegal. The law says 7 a m. The medical examiner sleepers of the campaign the public trust that the report from Hanoi is not true that Manchester, when he won $15,000 Bryant said “ it will probably hit DRAWING in the Super-75 lottery drawing developed for the Nov. 7 con­ — Atomic scientists at a Berk­ SETS OF Leave Your Name and You May special session would force the neither labor or management is from Yantic ordered the body McGovern said. He campaigned American people have a right to it's our government that is me after I land, like the $5,000 hit E G G S doz. sideration of the voters. shire research station may state to use the money and allowed to engage in acts which removed to the Windham to capitalize on charges—denied expect from the President of the blocking a settlement. while flying 10 thousand feet me suddenly last week.” He said < Wachtler's television blitz is have made a breakthrough in authority it already had to bail could ““jeopardize the public Memorial Hospital in Williman­ by the White House—that H.R. United States,” he said. “ I hope we’re not permitting over Norwich in a 747-American that except for an occaskmal 49 the fight against crime. They Airlines luxury liner. unusual because judicial can­ SNOW TIRES WIN A out the state's financially-striken health, safety or interest,” he tic. Funeral arrangements are Haldeman, a top Nixon aide, The account linking Haldeman Gen. Thiau to block a peace baseball pool, this is the first Betty Crocker GEISHA found racioactive material The $75,000 winner was Miss didates usually maintain a low bus companies. said. incomplete. shared control of a secet $700,(K)0 and the secret poliUcal money settlement," he added. thing he has ever won. visibility in deference to canons which shows up fingerprints on PURCHASED campaign fund used to finance w as published by The Barbara Coles of Bridgeport, a The airborne ditwing was a Hamburg of ethics that require dignity in clothing. STUFFED ANIMAL spying and sabeftage against Washington Post. McGovern receptionist in the Bridgeport first for any lottery in the country TUNA After the substance is applied Igor Sikorsky^ judges. Democrats. claimed no independent office of the State Welfare and the flight itself was the first to an article of clothing, it is W ater Pack, 7 oz. Depending on whom you talk “Either the President knew knowledge, but he worked it Department. of a 747 from Bradley Field with Helper X-rayed and the photographic Helicopter to, Wachtler’s campaign budget b about these acts of sabotage and hard. “The 33-year-old Miss Coles is a passengers aboard. The 305- print outlines the fingerprint assessed at figures ranging from espionage, about the wiretapping “ This places the whole ugly Inventor, Dies Bronx native whose family lives p a ^ n ger jet carried 200 lottery clearly. A spokesman for Scot­ 49« 41* $200,000 to $500,000, None of his mess of corruption, espionage in Jamaica, N. Y. She bought her officials, newsmen, winners and land Yard's Forensic Branch rivals will spend anything like Tax Cut Put Off and sabotage, squarely in the lap, EASTON (AP) - Igor I. ticket in a Bridgeport gas station guests. says the new process ““would be Frigitone that. T H E S A F E of Richard Nixon," he said/ Sikorksy, the Russian-born avia­ where she buys two tickets each Incidentally, there were 13 extremely valuable to the po? The seven hopefub who are of them deserve not only serious tion Pioneer who invented and week, -eligible winners in the Super-75. CAULIFLOWER lice, especially where cases of HARTFORD (AP) - Disagree­ said it is obvious that no final McGovern talked of government M cIntosh ’ competing for the three 14-year- consideration but also public Truck Unit flew the first practical helicopter, “ I don’t know what I’ll do with Aboard were 13 members of sexual or other assaults are in­ ment among Senate Democrats action can be taken on tax cuts corruption and political sabotage and Green and Yellow terms at $49,665 a year: PERMANENT hearing. died today at his home. He was the money,” said Miss Coles. I the staff of the Commission on volved.” Wednesday put off legislative ac­ before the election. Ratebford Wednesday night in a nationally Delicious — Nanette Dembitz, 58, SNOW CAP "It was the feeling of the 83. didn’t expect to win it. I’ve never Special Revenue and 13 VIPs SQUASH tion on state tax cuts until after had favored cutting the 7 per cent Hijacked At televised address he called won anything before in my life.” APPLES Democrat, a Family Court judge the Nov. 7 election. caucus that the legislature’s sales tax to 6 per cent—a bigger “ perhaps the most important Sikorsky retired as engineering aboard the lucky luxury flight. Purple Top ANTI FREEZE She said she felt numb and that for five years and former counsel HEALTH CAPSULES® The senators disagree about Finance Committee proceed to cut than Meskill recommended. speech of the campaign. ” manager of Sikorsky Aircraft in PEARS by M i c h f l A . P r ltl, ,M.D. Braintree she will probably go home and go TURNIPS to the New York Civil Liberties the type of tax cuts which should schedule public hearings on all The House session is still on for "The men who have collected 1957, but continued to serve as Union. Seeking to become the the proposals filed and that final BRAINTREE, Mass. (AP) - engineering consultant and came to bed to relax. HONEYDEWS -futm AHi conntcHon be enacted, and they believe that next Tuesday, said Ratchford, millions in secret money, who Farr Wins $5,000 Acorn and Butternut first woman ever to sit on the 95 The second $15,000 winner was ffffuJeen -thb muwipiTV in '/ou n. $1 1 legislative action be deferred un­ Thieves stole a tractor-trailer unit have passed out special favors, to his office several days each public hearings should be held but he wants to discuss the situa- SQUASH 1 1 6 9 5 -1 4 Miss Ria Gordon of New Britain, James F. Farr of 19 Radding Court of Appeals, Mrs. Dembitz, H0U4£ AMP ftie ■TeMf’ tRAruftt first, according to Senate Presi­ til the people of the state have tion with rank-and-file Wednesday night loaded with who have ordered political week. Youiou fria u iB e F ^p b coMfopr?,^ - a 69-year-old bookkeeper for a St., a Manchester director and of Manhattan, won her nomina­ 7 3 5 -1 4 dent Pro Tern Charles T. Alfano had the opportunity to express Democratic representatives Gillette Co. products, according sabotage, who have invaded our In a recent interview, Sikorsky tion in last June's primary by exchange 7 7 5 -1 4 $ 1 5 9 their opinions,” said the to poUce, who estimated its total said he considered the greatest fruit and produce company. former mayor, hit the ja c k ^ in and Majority Leader J. Edward before deciding on a plan of offices in the dead of night—all of Bryant, a I t o t Hartford native, the Conne(iticut Lottery to u y — beating out one of three choices a wide quiet good tiro 7 7 5 ] 5 Caldwell. Democratic leaders. action. value at 1300,000 to 1500,000. these men work for Mr. Nixon achievement of his 63-year avia­ per gallon Is 51-years-old abd resided in his ticket, number 06206, waa a of the party organization. The disagreements in the Alfano and Caldwell also said A strategy meeting of the The tractor and loaded trailer ...,” he said. "And their power tion career was designing the first 5 6 0 -1 5 Manchester for 48 years. His $5,000 winner. — Bernard S. M eyer, 56, Democratic ranks ended any they were not yet sure exactly House and Senate Dm ocratic were parked Xeparately at a Time comes from him alone ... practical helicopter. PINEHURST wife, the former Elenora Peek, The ticket, which Farr says U Democrat and Liberal, winding chance of forcing Gov. Thomas J. how much money the state leaders will also be held Monday. Freight Inc. warehouse on Wood “ And he has blocked any in­ Other achievements that he of Schenectedy, N. Y., was not actually in his daughter’s nanw, up a 14-year term as a State Meskill to decide before the elec­ government would get from Meanwhile, Meskill blasted a Road, police said. dependent investigation,” said are “paraller’ in importance )i present at tt)e clrawing but two of was purchased at Farr’s sporting Supreme Court in Nassau County. W tion whether to sign or veto a federal revenue-sharing—and state auditors’ report which es­ The thieves first took the trac­ McGovern said. “ He stays hidden were his construction and flying the couple’s five daughters and goods store at 2 Main St. Grocery, Inc. The resident of Cedarhurst b a JUP 775-15 W hite Democratic tax cut. that, in any event, the week timated that the state's General tor, then attached it to the 40-foot in the White House, hoping you of the world’s first multiengine MiltW one grandson were. "The fint thing I’ll probably do former Democratic leader in the 825-15 W hite After a caucus of Democratic before a General Assembly elec­ Fund has a $34 million surplus trailer and drove away, police will mistake silence for in- airplane in 1913 and his work on county. BARGAIN plus F E T tion was not the best time to act. built into it. said. Both Were owned by Time some of the first aircraft to fly Bryant said he has no plans for is have a party for the stort CORNER OF MAUI STREET senators Wednesday afternoon, ((ocence." —Lawrence H. Cooke. 58, 775*-14 W hite House Speaker William Freight. transcontinental routes notably his winnings but there are many employes,” F u r said alter liar- If -tHt AlP (6 Too p p y , * 1 7 9 5 $1.75 to $2.38 Alfano and Caldwell issued a “ The office of the auditors is Later, McGovern said Nixon AND TURNPIKE things he could spend it on. The ning the ticket w u a wtnnar. Democrat and Conservative, a y o u fffL COOLtP AM P W(U_ 650-13 W hite statement saying: “ There are Katchford, who had already being used for a witchhunt two PoUce said the firm had should "name somebody like the Pan Am Clipper which ticket with which he won the "And I’ve been looking at new OPEN THIJMS. FRI. NIGHTS (III» P.M. justice of the Appellate Division Ufauipi Mopt HtAT fPoM TSe 875-14 W hite many divergent proposals for called the House back for a weelu before an election," said planned to transport the cargo opened up routes to South in Albany since 1969. A Mon- o p TIRES working session next Monday, America. $5,000, last week, was purchased cars," he added. OPEN THGHfiL, FBI. and §AT. at 8 A.M. fupHACB F cm Fopr. providing financial relief . ..and all the governor. today. (See Page Twelve) ticello resident, Cooke is a former C89S4iUs 9$v«6 h«lplul If it nof iwf8ftd®d f» b « • oi^onettk n*fur«. -•X.

PAPE T W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandieiter. Conn- Thun... O ct» , IW l ■MANCHESTER EVE NING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thun.. Oct. 8 9 . 1978- PAtMUBMip Piano Duo Sheinwold on Bridge T lM »«i«r TV Tonight TI m c § c l M M l a l « The Candidates See Saturday’s T V Herald t o South dcaUr Play Well GHOOm: CORRECT SUIT Cbmplete Listing^. North-South vulnerable “TO MAKE NOTRUMP GAME Burnside Theater — "Th# New Assembly District 55 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER By JOHN GRUBER N O R TH By ALFRED SJEINWOLD CenturiOM,” 8:00 > Raymond Hanson and Leonard ♦ 83 88 tist in the series of exhibits to cafeteria. Eichenberg will speak B alin, traveled in Europe and but does not stand the test of Jackson 5, Diana Sands. dianrands first to make sure of from the University of Rhode' rise cotton cor­ date by the Stairwell Gallery of on ‘”rhe Artist as an A c t i^ t .” Central America, and in 1933 fled tax relief for the ekterly and time. I hope Mr. S eeb a and Mr. (24) TH E ADVOCATES getting three tricks in at le u t one Lsdiu, if yM (kink i “qusrtarbMk’’ Island and has continued h a duroys 4 patch Manchester Community College A ft a his talk, a reception, with the regime of Hitla, whom he liberaliation of the alxHtion law. Hanson return to these concerts, “ Round Four — Peace in Viet­ suit. is d u n | t far fifty csi^ coow to education at lYinity Cbllege. For pocket and but­ will have a display of some of his refreshments, will be held in the had lampooned in political c a - but I also hope they find some nam,” McGovern’s or Nixon’s? On JEMY lewis CINEMA on u y many years she was employed by ton front models works and speak tomorrow gallery. Tlie public is Invited. toons. GIRLS BOYS mus^.to play that isn’t quite as Monday nJ|M Uiroufhout Um foot­ Mrs. M ijla is presently serving United Aircraft Research in brushed and Jewel or turtle­ evening. He is Fritz Eichenberg, ’There is no admission charge. In New York City, he drew If South plays diamonds until ball icasoo and onjpy a moiria fw A UNIVERSAL RELEASE sateen cotton de­ banal. TECHNICOLOR* | u president of the (toinectlcut Laboratories as a project analyst. necks, shirt coltars internationally known graphic ar­ Viewing hours for the exhibition, cartoons, taught, and was com­ the ace is fo r c ^ out, he can win Solid ‘n stripe Sport or knit nims. Waist siz­ The rest of the program was - 9 : 0 0 - only 99c Orda of Women Legislators. She This is h a first attonpt at run­ and zipper fronts. tist, educator, and humanitarian. which will remain until Nov. 24, missioned to do wood engravings tile third round of hearts and then Fri.. SM..SW .II2MI. stretch nylon. cotton tops, es 28 to 38 devoted to Mahler’s Sixth (3) M OVIE was the first president of the ning for a political o f ^ . Assorted prints self ’Die exhibit will also include a e 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday and lithographs for a num ba of go a fta the clubs. The defenders AUSUTSI5( Flared slacks. coordinated Symphony, not often heard. “ Guess Who's Coming to Tolland County Republican belte. S-M-L. large drawings by ’Thomas W ale, through Friday. classics. Many of the prints are cannot stop him from getting to Sizes 2-3-4 slacks. 2-3-4. M ah la’s works are uneven not D inn a” (1967). Lifelong liberals Assodatas, a memba of the assistant professor of fine arts at Bom in Cologne, Germany, now in important collections. dummy, at which time he can only when one views the entire, have their beliefs tested when Republican State Central Com­ Greater Hartford Community Eichenbag received his first art In 1956, he became chairman of cash the lu t diamond. The Door Barred corpus of his output, but also their daughta returns with ha mittee for six years and is a College. training th a e and la ta in Leip­ the department of graphic arts at defenders can take two hearts ^ i « c i « R r w ^ within themselves. He seems fiancee, a black doctor. Sidney JCRNVUWM trustee of the United Methodist The evening will open at 8 in zig. He made his first book il- Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y., and two aces, but South easily CaaDylLOMOXar On Door Prize ASSORTED most agreeable when augmenting Poitier, Spencer Tracy, Church o f Bolton. where be had taught since 1947, makes the rest. WMwu 4M 4 Bn. ' AfWUAlXNTPCnfE the orchestra with the human Katharine Hepburn. LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) Tbe BOYS and founded the Pratt Graphic QIRLS voice, and the Sixth is not one of Pennsylvania Junior Chamba of Arts C en ta in Manhattan. FYom (840) D E LPH I BUREAU PRINTS those works. Commerce is having trouble 100% COTTON 1986 to 1969, be was chairman of Mystery surrounds a Supreme Homemade Stamp deciding what to do with the door Mock Elections the University of Rhode Island’s Court nominee. s t a t e ” ” a««MCH(9Trw CIMtIW prize — a motorcyle — from its Corduroy. It is o v a ly long and would art department. (18) 700 CLUB B ii p $ If w at a u Of f H ia r ii CHILDREN’S MATINEE Does Part Of Job recent statewide convention. Mens probably benefit by some Eichenberg has traveled in The lucky ticket bolda was one Thermal judicious excisions; there just Russia and o th a areas of Asia as (2240) UlONSIDE FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY F R E D E R IC K , Okla. (A P ) - A Favor Republicans of a four-member delegatioq isn’t that much of value in the a graphic arts representative of The chief receives home teen ^e girl had h a entry ready Jackets movies of two killings. from the Jaycees Huntingdon composition. M ahto was a Bohe­ Republicans won all contests in • At Rockville High School, the the U. S. Department of State; for the local newspapa’s football Pajamas Corrections Institute chapter. ilnderwear mian by birth, but he seems very the mock elections held Nixon-Agnew ticket defeated the continues to teach, write, make (24) IN T E R N A T IO N A L contest, but no stamp. So she Gangway mates! Robert Louis A n oth a member of the Hun­ German in his prolixity. Wednesday at Rockville High McGovera-Shriva ticket in a 974- prints, and edit; and is currently PERFORMANCE drew a square with a blue Long John Silver and Jim Stevenson's tingdon delegation, James 3to6x 7tO 14 The orchestra had to be School and Tolland High School 416 vote. At Tolland High the on the faculty of Albert us Magnus ballpoint pen, put a little face in Hawkins are on a wild IMMORTAL Isgriggs, also got a ” dror prize” augmented to meet the com- with Congressman Robert Steele Republican presidential and vice College in New Haven. He lives in it and printed in "8 cents” on >57 - 1 0 : 0 6 - adventure. CLASSIC of sorts. Isgriggs walked away p o s a ’s demand!, and in general o f Vernon leading the ticket at presidential candidates defeated Peace Dale, R. I. and summers e itb a side of the head. (840) OWEN MARSHALL from the conference and has hot the tone sougded well. On the both schools. the Democratic candidates in a on Nantucket. The crudely drawn stamp was Wfllliail) Shatna guest-stars in a In esteryoneVlifethere^ a ' been found. Shirts or 3 ” o th a hand, Mr. Winograd did not 202-114 vote. At Rockville, 16 Wale received his BA from canceled and her letter was loan-sharkina drama. D rawsrs No-iron poly- seem to have digested the score votes were cast t o the G eage Kent State University, with a SUMMER OF ’42 delivered to the Frederick Daily (2240) DEAN M AR TIN ester-cotton very well; he had gotten his teeth MOMERAIMQB Wallace candidates and at concentration in printmaking and L e a d a — with no postage due. Guests: William Q)nrad, Olivia irofiiWamwr Btoa Men Did Everything flannel or into it, but that’s about as far as it FORRAREN1BAND Tolland, six votes. drawing, and his M FA in 1970 BE AfUwWy LMt«a $«r«nc« “TREASURE The newspapa reproduced the Newton-John. Traps in body heat cotton broad­ went. Even Bruno W altha bad In Rockville, Steele polled 1,- from the University of Maryland. envelope on its front page, But Leave Blueprints Laminated cotton (24) STATE OF CONNECTICUT for real warmth. cloth. Sizes corduroy, warm trouble with this one a fta many 006 votes with his opponent, His work combines the rich without identifying the contes­ at: Machine washable A-B-C-D. R o g a Hillsman polling 350. In PLUS: ^ “KLUTE" PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The quilt-lined hood years. It is not surprising then textural qualities of printmaking ISLAND” tant. white cotton. ToUand the vote was 238 t o - 1 0 i 3 5 - 1.G0 & 2:30 National Park Service wants to with pile edging. that Mr. Winograd did not o fto with the intimate poetry of The youngster’s inventiveness S-M-L. Steele and 78 t o Hillsman. (24) M A R IT N AGRONSKY rebuild Benjamin Franklin’s Camel, gold or an exemplary reading. I «u asu AMumii drawing. The figure, still life, and went t o nought — She didn’t win house, but doesn’t know what it royal with contrast In the State Senate race, landscape are the primary - 1 1 : 0 0 - the contest. looked like. trim, belt. Thomas Carruthers of Vernon sources of his images. The (34-18-^^3040) NEWS ' - NUN Officials are hoping to locate a "THE HOUSE THAT unto defeated Michael Riley of Somers emphasis is not necessarily Repeat Of a Sellout! in a 789-554 vote at Rockville descriptive, but more important­ watercolor reproduction sold in DRIPPED BLOD’’ - 7 P.M. - 1 1 : 3 0 - High, and in Tolland, 198 to 107. ly, his forms cany the visual 1948 to settle the estate of Ellen mmI (3) M OVIE GOOD NEWS! With Vernon divided into three elements of line, vailue, and tex­ Gordon Thackaray, of Lancaster, “lUNIOR BONNER’’ - 9 P.M. “Breakout” (1957). James Hivo you unwantid animalt on Mtnunfo Gerteral Assembly Districts, it ture. great-grandaughter of a Low Admistioii PricM Drury, Red Buttons, Woody your property? Trap tham arith a Topping dw n naaim •ccaaaiaW was decided not to have the Philadelphia engrava. A person MENS Fri., Sat., Sun. MATINEE 11 3 p.m. tw «l tr AMt ta w «« Strode. hununo HAVAHART* TRAP! Tliii GIRLS HARTFORD ROAD who saw the reproduction said it Pants or students cast votes for the “TREASURE ISLAND ” (840) DICK CAVETT trap doun't harm the animal; representatives as only two represented Franklin’s home as a Going Solol (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON brinp them back alive. Stop in for UNLINED PLAID voting machines w ae available. The Chinese used rockets Dairy Queen “ three-story house with a four­ a FREE folder on available aizoa. In Tolland, Republican Jesse in warfare more than 700 - 1 : 2 5 - sided roof." Acrylic An Ideal Gift for Any Afol Brainard defeated his years ago, before Western (3) M OVIE If the picture is found, the JERRY LEWI?^ CINEMA Democratic rival for the 53rd inventors knew how to make “ The Lost Continent” (1968). National Historical Park Ad­ gunpowder. Sullivan Ava., So. Windsor Assembly District, Richard visory Commission will trade an CPO Phono M4-SS44 MANCHESTER Smock Swedters Cromie, in a 161-146 vote. all-expense paid trip here, and a PET CENTER specially designed Franklin NMlocalhml medallion just for a look at it. Jackets Dairif a Mi|il« S., OMtnlowii UM chntir The house, in the Society Hill vouni) Um canm from Miln St. section, was tom down in 1812. < THE NEW “Hoim t l ItM Mind Brnd hippin" Chinnock Queen After Franklin’s death it was CASA NOVA PHONE (IM Z 7 3 used as a boarding house, a < CENTURIONS D(tlr9 lo S -T lM in . S l o 9 099 coffeehouse, hotel, and finally a 138 COCKTAIL Promoted AnitHt FIEE Piritbif Ml Mwnd free school for blacks. RESTAURANT and LOUNGE VERNON (A P ) - Eklward E. ROUTE 83 (Nad to Tod Trudoo’t TALCOTTVILLE Chinnock has been promoted from city e d ito to managing ^ 2:9* 9A 1 aM.-nMn.i9A The season’s most editor of the Journal Inquira, 4 rii.ia.7ji,9J( TrNiurt 9)c b n ^ e r . popular jacket in Novelty pull­ Executive Editor Thomas E. Island loau •at$. W.4NU4C.*u4.4.Mw.4f«t*aa.«.4fiww. • SPEC IA L 1 Swi.4-(-8 bold new plaids. overs with tur­ Pritchad aiuiounced. Reg, Many styles In tle or mock tur­ Chinnock, who began his carefree cotton Unlined, for fall- FI9IDAY into-winter wear. tlenecks...full newspapa carea 17 years ago in blends. Putted or SPAGHETTI 30 c Long point collar, fashioned car­ Texas, will direct and nipervise shirt sleeves. Col­ 2 flap pockets. digans In ribs all the newspapa’s coverage and ors, prints, com­ AND Good S-M-L-XL. and fancies. the various e^torial operations binations. 5 to 13 7 to 14. MEATBALLS and departments, FTitchard said. Fri., and S-M-L. Chinnock also has worked for Sat., Broad the Tampa (Fla.) ’Tribune, Hie And Buttir Sun., j - U.25 Hartford Times and United Press aimiw International. Oct. 27,28,29 LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED DAILY AND SUNDAY BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS MANCHESTER C H I U O R o n e ORGAN CONCERT PIZZAS-GRlNOERS-lANE OUT ORDERS 643-0258 OtIVI iN lOUtl^ 6 t U k , I CHEESE / H r FEATURING ' t ' & Open Moo. - Thun 11 AM. to 1 AM. STARTS FRIDAY >Mm m Fri. t Sat. 11 AM. to 2 AM.-Sunday Noon to 11-M. BILL DALTON iirarriD ON THE NEW HAMMOND CONCORD ORGAN I N - C A R H E A T E R S mg MEADOWS IWfAMhikCMlVnilniil THURSDAY, Nov. 2 AND ONI-91NOBIM«itJCT oft-B4 HIFO TAKlf AST-WIST StBVICIBD IX|Y a n w II.JM Bws kiw M iiit ■ 10:00 A.M. THE ROGERS THEATRE ORGAN •t lh« Lotltry Dr«wing al tiM Arm«fy mi Ma Ir IB BofuiM Kidt Stroot, MonckOBtor. /SefiF/ AT l o m i i e ’ L 4:00 to 7:00 P.M. MANCHiSTER MICH SCHOOL •I tHo tiirgof KlAf RfitAuront at 4*7 -m- Stroot, MAfKttOBlOf. TRICK OR TREAT 134 Mi(lilUTplc«« East I d s MANCHESTER; CONN. 'BrUbCorpc' BAG TODDLER FRI. OCT. 27 AT 8 P.M. 126-20 126-20 8YLVANIA SCOPE GENUINE FREE WITH ANY PURCHASE SANITARY NAPKINS M outh Suede M y e D u r v M M y Kodak Magi* S la c k s rRAnKLATMeUA tW0l V 4 V I M odess H a n d b a g s -RBtaOttNIS F i l m C u bes M ash .THE MEW NARTEOIDIIAllUURY QttEEN BMan* Open Men. thru Sel.| Thure. ’Ill t P.M . m m u o m mtavmu»,u SkMM WMlui|Ml l( OMminiwCwp. HlIttM Take it Home or Eat It in our Spacious Dining Room 24i ABylum Slrett T«l. S22-7201 99" 92" 7JJ-IJ0 99" Shoulder straps, top zip­ Band front, llarad lags. M . tJu il Kodapak color print film Work without batterlesi -TMM ______f lv « r iM T . . r f l M P taa M sa d H u v b m A O rg a M pers. Novelty trims, fash­ Cotton printa, atrlpM. lJI-3:34-S:».7:3«-l:3S TypeX blue dots. 3 cubes, •®Rog. U.S. Pnt, on, Am. 0. Q. Corp.01972 Am. D. Q. Corp. C X 126 20 exposures. P kg of 40 24 o z S i z e ion and aarthtones. Flara4. 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PAGE FOUR-^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.., Oct. 26,1272 BERLIN (AP) - Northeast nuclear unit In Gmnecticut and dam, the spokesman said. nuclear steam supply systeih for Wlnde in exceee of * » will be a major link In the New The formal application for the miles per hour h*Ve Harvard Now DAR Sponsors UtUlties Co said It inteads to the plant with a capacity of 1,100 recorded on the Antanttc • n bulk! a third nudaar power plant England power pool. One unit new fadUty will be made In Bolton Nuclear megawatts. ’The unit now under coast south of Australia. Has 12 Nobel Holiday Sale ■t MUIstooe Point in Wateiiord. presently it in operation at January. The application slated Laureates ford. Millstone and a second it under for a few weeks from now will be construction at Millstone has a Finance Board Denies School Wing Request A holiday lale, iponiored by Power Plant A company tpokesnun said the construction. only a “mini preliminary” capacity of 830 megawatts and No Lower Prices CAMBRIDGE, Maas. (AP) - the Dtughterz of the American site will be pinpointed In papers No estimate of the cost of the application, he said. in the experience of this reporter, budget time. the one now in operation has a ANYWHERE IN CONN.I plans, have explained that the was cut off before there was bucket” wtaeri compared with the spoke against the propoaed addi­ Prof. Kenneth Arrow of Harvard, Revolution, Orford Parizh to be tubmitUd to the Atomic new unit was 'Immediately B y JUDITH DONAHUE and has always preferred to con­ Vke,Chairman Announced Q 650 megawatt capacity. 'Die com­ “UVEWITHtAEETr „ estimate has decreased from “reasonable opportunity” for dis­ entire project. tion, feeling it is not needed at who won the 1972 Nobel PriM in Cbaptar, will be held Saturday Energy Commission within the available. Earlier this month, a company (Herald Corretpondent) duct all its busliiesa in public. Ihe board appointed Moonan bined cost of the two units is in $615,000 to $575,000 on the basis cussion. CaaWeAflonlltT this time. She noted that very few economics, is one of 11 educaton, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the next few weeks. Other sites considered for the spokesman said in a letter of Ualsoa Request H w Bolton Board of Finance of current bulldlng*cost informa­ Mrs. Breslow also stated that a Qutagna felt the questions for persons attend the drama cluh to serve as vice chairman of the recently teaching in this dty who IxNiie of Mrs. Hermann Henuum, The plant udU be the fourth plant were in Middleton and Had- Intent had been filed to buy a excess of $350 million. In other business conducted has nfused to approve a request tion supplied by the state Bureau disgruntled citizen might seek a the fliumce board to consider are presentations, and the elemen­ board during the coming year. holds the award. 189 So. Main St. Tuesday, the school board invited of 1575,000 for the addlUon of a of School Buildings. Under writ of nnandamus which would “Do we need the addition? and tary school stage is adequate for CD Appropriation Harvard has nine Nobel Recognized az one ol the the finance board to appoint one cafeteria^uditorium at the high current funding provisions, fifty require the finance board to “Can we afford it?" that purpose. The board authorized the laureates on its staff, and earliaet hornet In Manchezter, It of its members to sit in with the school, thus preventing the per cent of the total cost would “show cause” why the school Riley’s comment was, as far as For realW big affairs, such as tran sfer pf $389 from the neighboring Massachusetts la an appropriate lettlng for the school group during coming FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. nutter from coming to a town be reimbursed to the town. request should not te placed on a bonding limits are concerned, the high schoolol gr^uatlon and the telephone to radio category in the Institute of Technology has three. DAR'i eiaortment of hand made budget and negotiation sessions. meeting again. aUxeiis Write referendum. town can probably afford two s p i ^ concert which attract from civil defense budget and Recipients at Harvard, besides articles jams, jellies and candles. Finance members declined, LAST 2 DAYS TO SAVE At its meeting Tuesday, the Several letters were read from She said, the school board such buildings, but the people 750 to 9W persons, the proposed authorized appropriation of Arrow, are Carl F. Cori, who in A postal booth will also be however, feeling that attendance board voted 5 to 0 to deny the residents urging the finance would like another chance to have said No. auditorium for 500 would be in­ another $550 to enable CD direc­ 1948 received the award In featured. at the many sessions would be a request mainiy on the grounds board to hold another referen­ "sell” the project to the Public Comment adequate, and such functions tor Richard (}uinby to revamp medicine or physiology; Edward A luncheon will be available great bdrden on one board that the townspeople have dum on the addition, and many of townspeople with a more per­ The fiiunce board invited would still have to be held in the the present system. M. Purcell, 1952, physics; with asaorted sandwiches, dessert member and that the necessary already said “no” to the project the writers were present at the sonal, even doo^toKloor effort, to members of the community who gymnasium. Present plans call for the Thomas H. Weller, 1954, and beverage. information could be gained removal of one base station from four times in the past decade, meeting. educate residents as to the needs were present to express their Pressure Groups medicine or physiology; James Mias Sally Robb Is chairman through one or two joint the CD room at the elementary most recently in July. Finance board chairman for the facility. views, and sevm l took advan­ Moonan said he w u desturbed D. Watson, 1962, medicine or for the sale. Assisting her are The July 10 referendum meetings between the two school to the town hall and for Aloysius Aheam, who did not There was also some discussion tage of the opportunity. over (he fact that pressure groups physiology; Conrad E. Bloch, Mrs. Spencer Carey, Mrs. Walter boards. the replacement of an antenna at seeking approval of preliminary cast his vote T u e ^ y , expressed of approximately 20 “lost” votes Most of those p r e ^ t were were trying to “cram the h i^ 1964, medicine or physiology; Harrison and Mrs. Frederick plans and an appropriation of Manneggia said he felt a the firehouse. his support of the high school which were not recorded on proponents of the addition, in­ school addition down our Julian S. Schwinger, 1965, Bako’. Mrs. Howard Lockward is $615,000 was defeated by 13 representative at budget Quinby noted that after the addition in a lengthy statement voting machines. There are often cluding former school board throats,” and said there are many physics; Robert B. Woodward, chairman of the refreshment meetings could provide the initial expenditure of $1,100, the votes. which termed the addition discrepancies in the number of chairman Harold Smith who persons in town who cannot af­ 1965, chemistry, and George committee. Auisting her are At that‘ time, school board finance people with a true picture town will save $550 each year, the "necessary, inevitable and those who are checked off voter pointed out the high cost to the ford to pay another penny in Wald, 1967, medicine or Misi Marion Brookings and Miss of how requests are drawn up, cost of leasing a telephone tie members, who had hoped to pre­ educationally sound." He said it lists and the number of votes town of delaying the project any property taxes. Moonan re­ physiology. Jean Kelsey. sent the matter to the town quested and executive session to and might help bridge any line. would be “economically unwise” actually registered in the longer. CT^ibilityg^lMtmijhna^ during the spring, expressed dis­ not to let the matter go to the machine, which could be caused Gertrude Vogel of Loomis Rd. discuss the matters, but the other appointment with the 30 per cent town again. by machine malfunciton, but pointed out that a whole new members declined, saying that voter turnout and felt t^ t poor golden annivers He stated that he has seen more probably by persons who group of voters, the 18 to 21 year the subject was not proper timing was an essential factor in “money go down the drain” in are not properly instructed in the olds, have become enfranchised matter for an executive session. Public Records the addition’s defeat. town for such projects as rental use of voting machines. since the July referendum, and The Board of Finance, CARPETS... For this reason, the board felt of portable classrooms, adding People Say “No” she felt they should have an although it has the right to bold that the item shouid be presented that in some areas the town has Finance board members opportunity to vote on the item. executive sessions under special Warranty Deeds to the town again when a more been "penny-wise and pound- Russell Moonan, Morris Silvers- Ann Manning of Watrous Rd. circumstances, has never done so This Is Your Golden Opportunity To representative vote could be ob­ WHOLESALE TO YOU! Green Manor Ginstructlon C^o. fooUsh.” tein and William Riley all stated Inc. to George H. Birge, Unit 46F tained. Nothing that all town boards the main reason for their disap­ Strike It Rich With Tremendous Savings B E L IE V E US at Northfield Green Con­ A reduction of $40,000 in cost and the town planner have proval was that the people have dominiums, Lydall St., con­ estimates since July was another recognized the n e ^ for the addi­ already expressed their opinions Bolton veyance tax $26.95. reason put forth by the board in tion and have endorsed the school and they should not be called ( Anne L. Lucey to Anne L. '. support of its request for another project, Aheam said that the upon to come out to the polls Slave Auction Benefits Club 100%NYLON PLUSH referendum. town is in a good position to again to vote on the same plans. Lucqy and (3eorge L. Leahey, Lawrence Associates, the L A T E X BACK propoty at 24 Galre Rd., no undertake the building right now. They did not feel the 13-vote tartar sauce, cole slaw, congo architects who prepared the The mill rate is lower than it has margin to be significant, and The Bolton High School Latin conveyance tax. bars. COLORS; R o l^ R. and Elsa T. Pound been in years, he observed, and noted that even if an election is Gub will sponsor a slave auction Teachers Convention the impact on the taxpayers lost by one vote, it is a final Oct. 28 and Nov. 11 from 9 a.m. to WHITE to William C. and Donna Pound, For Prompt, Safe, Bolton schools will be closed property at 179 Oiarter Oak St., would minimal. election. 5 p.m. Residents may rent a tomorrow so that teachers may OFF WHITE Economical “slave” for a reasonable fee to do no conveyance tax. Legality Questioned They felt the town should not attend statewide teachers’ con­ GREEN Transportation School board member Marilyn have to bear the cost of another assorted jobs, including yard and William C. and Donna Pound ventions. PINK to Orville L. and Patricia B. Breslow also spoke in favor of referendum, estimated to be housework and general fall­ p r o Movie LEMON GOLD Cleveland, property at 179 I TAXI SERVICE I putting the item on another about $400. cleaning projects. The Parent Teacher Organiza­ Sq. Yd. TRY IT! refrendum and questioned the Silverstein said he would not be Persons wishing to engage the Charter Oak St., conveyance tax tion will sponsor the showing of a $33.00. legality of the July proceedings. opposed to the putting of the services of a “slave” may contact Walt Disney film tomorrow from Michelle Myette, Kristen Duke, Lillian T. Keeney to State of MANCHESTER She implied that the town matter before the people again if 2 to 4 p,m. in the all-purpose Our Warehouse Is Over Stocked meeting prior to the vote was the board could be guaranteed it Linda Ciscon or Diane Leiner. Connecticut, 0.78-acre parcel on CAB CO. room of the elementary school. east side of Adams St., no con­ adjourned illegally, since debate would not cost taxpayers another An admission fee of 50 cents 289-1555 cent, and he suggested the halloween Party veyance tax. will be collected at the door and With Miles of Carpet (General (3gar Co. Inc. of New possibility of putting the school ’Ihe Class of 1973 will sponsor a candy bars will be sold during the question on the spring election Halloween party for children in York to Valerien Bernard of West movie. Hartford, property on the south ballot. kindergarten through Grade 4 Mrs. John Shepardson, ways School board chairman Andrew Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. in the WE SELL T0...0EALERS - BUILDERS side of Lydall St., conveyance tax and means chairman, asks that AND TO YOU! $44.00. Maneggia said that cost estimates all purpose room of the elemen­ parents drop off and pick up tary school. would probably increase children promptly. WE ALSO DO INSTALLATION; WHERE WE CUT Games will be played and significantly between now and Bulletin Board THE CARPET TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS « ' ' lamp spring since, according to refreshments will be served. All Notice of Lease m m ’Ihe planning commission will Cedar Investors Inc. of Lawrence, several major trade children are requested to wear meet tonight at 8 at the town hall. contracts are being renegotiated costumes, and prizes will be CASH Lawrence, N.Y., to Image Optics shades? this spring. New contracts will awarded for the best outfits. AND Inc. of Newington, 1,800 square we have a wonderful probably mean higher wage A small donation will be re­ CARRY feet of store premises at LET US PRICE new attortmenV scales. quested at the door. CARPET MERCHANTS Hlllstown Rd. and Spencer St., Superintendent of Schools Dr. School Menu YOUR NEXT ten year lease starting Nov. 1. • table lamps • brid|e lamps Joseph Castagna added a lighter Monday: Macaroni and cheese, PRESCRIPTION! chimney lamps • wall fixtuies note, stating that if the cost of the sliced tomato, peas, fruit cup. 1310 TOLLAND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER Tel. 646-8568 ’ Federal Tax Lien • pin-ups referendum was the only thing Tuesday; Maraburger on roll, ARTHUR DRUG United States vs. Barry D. and stopping the finance board from french hies, vegetable sticks, Jean D. Harvey, property at 159 bringing the question to the peo­ brownies. WetbereU St., $2,249.02. “try US, ple, he personally would sell Wednesday: Vegetable soup, you’ll Judgment Lien donuts throughout the town to salami and balogna on roll; rice Optical Style Bar Inc. of like u s r 'M riase the $400. pudding with topping. Manchester vs. Mary Cormier Finance board member Ihursday; Pizxa with meat and lottery property at 41 Fairview St., Peckham said the cost ofi the cheese sauce, carrot and celery Track Stereo tickets $106.42. referendum is a “drop in the sticks, jello with topping. Marriage Licenses Friday: Juice, skipper’s treat. Howard CTothers of 713 E. hflddle Tpke. and Lois Aaron of Tape Sale! 138' Pitkin St., Oct. 28. David G. Hetrick of Windsor and Judy Gou ee of Windsor, no date set.

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Sat. 0 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • MANCHESTER • VERNON • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL • CORBINS CORNER ' .NEW BRITAIN a BRISTOL • CORBINSCOHNER • MANCHESTER^.* VERNON MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Thur»:. Oct. M. lO T l- PAGESEVEW PAGE S IX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thura.,, Oct. M, 1972 ^ Other Editors Say Memorial Rites TDpfTiFiarnorr South Windsor Set fo r John Wild PASSPORT PHOTOS Blood Donors NEW HAVEN (AP) - A SALEM NASSIFF ilanrli^atpr lEu^uttig City Schools memorial service Will be held CI1IK IU $ H 0M $ T U D I0 Football Field To Be Dedicated to Shepard 629lisin$l.,llMchnttr Donors who gave blood at John C. Kelly Saturday for John D. Wild, an Tuesday’s Bloodmoblle held at section of the State Department author,' former phllosphy Act On Miss Marion Q. Anderson At 1 ;30 p,m. Saturday, the new­ Dr.; Mrs. William McCaffrey of Founded Oct. i , 1881 the North United Methodist Howard L. Smith Correction of Health, will be available in the professor, lecturer and a former ly completed football field 108 Tallwbod Dr.; Mrs. Henry president of the American Church are as follows: Mrs. Carolyn Kulenkamp Town Hall Nov. 6 at 10 a.m. in the Drug A buse alongside Wapplng Elementary A typographical error Demarais of 9 Goodhill Rd.; Mrs. Philosophical Association. newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. William H. Masteni nurse's office. NEWI - EXCITING Published by Manchester Publishing Co., Appointments Kept School will be dedicated to the appeared in a Herald atory John Griffin of 454 Avery St.; He died Monday evening at age should telephone the circulation depart­ The itepped up ettort to h«M Ernest E. Ley The program Includes a dental 13 Blssell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, late Jean E. Shepard and will yesterday about students Mrs. Frank Lane of 276 Scott Dr.; 70 in Yale-New Haven Hospital ment, 647-9946. drug abuie in New Hiven i Mrs. Anne M. Gworek Edward J^ Goss examination, cleaning and NATURAL HEALTH telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) 1^] then be known as the “Red ^peering before the Board of 5 ^ . J. L. LaRocco of 282 Oak after a lengthy Illness. ichool lyitem makei up Mrs. Barbara Pelleiin Edward P. Coltoman flouride treatment. FOOD SHOPPE Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Shepard Memorial Field.” Education to discuss a St.; Mrs. Richard Pelikan of 171 Wild had bMn chairman of the Published every evening except Sundays somewhat for time loat. A few James V. McCooe Holland Wood Woodland Dr.; and Mrs. Donato wccw and holidays. Entoed at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press years ago, awareness of the dope Mrs. Lois Garman The dedication speech will be smoking ban. They story read The Wapping Community philosophy departments at both Walter Joyner made by Mrs. Qle Decker, Board Lauria of 93 Dower Rd. Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail threat In our schools was minimal Mis . Jacqueline Nichols that 300 students were there. Church Women will hold a day Harvard and Northwestern un­ Walk-In Donors of Education member who, as Fashions will be by D&L of iversities before Joining the Yale Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes despite the epidemic nature of Edward B(»$lda Mrs. Marlon Thomas It should have read 30. Vernon with hairstyles by the meeting Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2 the problem hi thla area. When Kenneth Bldwell liaison to the board for the foot­ p.m. to work on missionary University faculty in 1963. He Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for Miss Cathy Clary ball program, was instrumental Spell of Beauty, beauty shops. retired in 1960 and was named Mayor Guida named a Task Richard J. Bagge Sr. George Hubbard TTie show will be presented Nov. items. typographical errors appearing in adver­ in having the work on the new growing costs of student trips was Members are asked to bring a professor emeritus of philosophy Force on Drugs, that body Mrs. Patrlda Dow Mrs. Marion Burnham 15 at 8 p.m. In the church hall on Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The field completed by volunteers expressed by board member sandwich for lunch. Dessert and at Yale. deplored the lack of a program In Miss Jeulca Mann Mn. Carol Kittle Hayes Rd. Read Manchester Elvening Herald. and made available for South David Cohen, Cohen said he beverages will be provided and a He leaves his wife, two Payable in Advance the schools and pointed to poten­ Riehard F. Relnohl Mn. Geraldine Ruggiero Free Dental G ink Display advertising closing hours, three tially useful steps that should be David Ferrln Windsor High School’s first favored the trip this year, but babysitter is available. daughters and two grandchildren. Herald Ads One Month 33.25 One Year $39.00 Richard P. Johnston season in conference football. A free dental clinic is being full days prior to publication. taken. Mrs. Maureen Dovms recommended that the board Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 Cornelius McBreen On hand at the dedication will provided for children who are Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Now, we are glad to see, prac­ Howard A. NQUer look to other possibilities for trips Mn. Marlene Holman be Eldward Reardon, Robert three years old through By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months $9.75 tical attempts are being made by Mrs. Marie Miller in the future that were not so ELECT prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday Joseph Tolisano Davin and Peter Nicholas, kindergarten. Interested parents educators to combat the dope Mrs. Frances Welbust “financially prohibited" to "kids Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. Mn. Anna Marie Turner members of the South Windsor are asked to contact the Com­ menace that can make their nor­ Mrs. Catherine Anderson who can’t come up with the Ronald Sabin Boosters Gub who, along with munity Service Office at the mal work so much more difficult Andrew V. Mangano $336." Maureen Lyman students and faculty members, One faculty member will Union School on Main St. for an Bill Broneill while destroying the health and Miss Susan Pierce Lawrence Lyman took an active part in readying chaperone each 14 students and appointment for their child as Ban Leaf Burning character of students. At Robert A. Hills Daniel Sullivan the field this year. chaperones will be selected by soon as possible. workshops this week at Hlllhouae Mrs. Mary Jarvis Richard Field According to Mrs. Decker, William Chemlk, director for the Mrs. Joanne Kilgore, South State Representative Manchester Town Manager Robert State of Connecticut could leave the and Wilbur Cross High SchooU, Mrs. Carol Latulippe Windsor's Public Ikalth Nurse Mn. Angela Tolisano Shepard was a well-known trip. D einsierat — 12lh D istinct option of leaf burning to the various about 40 paraprofesslonals and Mrs. Barbara Jackson Mn. Florence Beaupre said Mrs. Rose Jameson, dental Weiss should take action to ban the school administators exchanged philantropist in and around South Chaperones will select from the Mrs. Carolyn Clark . Mn. Betty Jensen hygienist from the dental health towns and cities when there is increased views on ways to prevent drug Windsor and one of the most list of interested students those • Local Atlomey • Aiaiitant Town Counsel • Lifelong Dislriel burning of leaves. Edwin D e ^ Mn. Vivian Hanna outstanding men in the town. She pressure on business and industry abuse. who will take the trip. Resilient • Veteran L.S, Army • Active in Civic, FraUrnal and Allan P. Walch Warren Davis said he was “totally dedicated to The trip is by Jet from Bradley In this day when the nation is spen­ This kind of communication Is Mrs. Elsie S. Swanson Charitable Organiutions. toward meeting rigid environmental Mn. Ruth Densmore young people in the athletic airport, to Munich, and back to crucial. It takes the problem out Mrs. Veronica Irvine he addressed the F r e n c h ding millions to protect and clean up the Mn. Phyliss Lemieux program and was instrumental in Bradley with food and beverages people in their own language controls. of the realm of theory and Mrs. Lois Morgan environment, and it is only a token Robert S. Mortenson promoting little league baseball served aloft. from Washington, D.C., at Leaf burning shouldn’t be p»ermitted. focuses on feasible approaches. Thomas Rothwell Mark A. Baldridge VOTE DEMOCRATIC The workshops considered and midget football in South Included in the price is all the same time that the amount compared to what will be spent Mrs. Brenda Osborne Victor Squatrito American Army was taking TVESOaV, NOV. Ttk! We aren’t a scientist, but it certainly methods by which outsiders are Windsor.” transportation from hirport to later, it is idiotic to permit leaf burning Paul Komerawski Robert S. Greenberg Guest of honor at the dedica­ hotels and returns, and first class part in the invasion of Wak BrMMlII CaaqMiiga CaaiBltlca could be a health hazard. In addition the kept out of the schools so that (Claraaea Palay.Traaa.) Mrs. Dorothy Vallone Daniel Gallagher tion will be Mrs. Shepard, wife of accomodations at the Tourotel in F r e n c h territorial posses­ in the City of Village Charm. burning fouls up the air and is a they cannot push drug among the Mrs. Marjorie Field sions in Africa. William Strain the late humanitarian. Munich, based on double oc­ iI i students. Mrs. Judith Browne Mn. Elin Lawrence It is hard for us to imagine how the downright nuisance. In this connection, use of a Students Munich Trip cupancy. Travelers will receive Mrs. Ann Gechas Anthony Ruggiero >1 students identity card Is being If the price is no more than continental breakfast, lunch aito John Ruff Mn. Anthony Ruggiero considered. It’s not pleasant to $350, South Windsor High School dinner throughout their stay in David C. Moyer Donald Paparian resort to such checking — certain­ students will be on route to Munich. The Vietnam War Mrs. Anne Itibbie Mn. Margaret Dorie ly it takes away from a free Munich, Germany on a seven-day Fashion Show TlckeU Glenn MirtI Mn. Donna Kelly feeling — but if it can protect holiday during spring vacation, Tickets are available for the St. majority who continue to support the Joseph Donahue Mn. Nancy Moffat The negotiations toward a settlement students, it’s worth doing. April 20-28. Margaret Mary’s Ladies Guild Harold Morehouse George B l^e of the war in South Vietnam have President. The workshops acquainted This week the Board of Educa­ annual Fashion show “Fall Fan- Orrin West Mn. Jean Chaplin Thus McGovern solidified the issue to school personnel with ways to tion unanimously approved plans tansy” and may be obtained from moved from the dead-center state that Joseph Ckerwinski Joseph E. Lee recognize marijuana. Such for the trip, but concern over the Mrs. John Patrick of 68 Mountain the point where the Communists have Clarence Maron William Middlebrook existed since the Paris talks began briefings are increasing Edmond Parker Miss Lorraine Cisco begun serious bi-lateral negotiations awareness of drug abuse on the several years ago. Jerry P. Sapienza Ronald Ralph part of those who are in a posi­ The apparent willingness of the North which could bring about a cease-fire; Sister Marcia Tetrault Salvatore Cassarino tion to move swiftly upon release of prisoners soon, and a more Ronald E. Blake David Custer I package stores I Vietnamese and Viet Cong to give recognition of the problem. Earl E. Anderson permanent settlement of other issues By next year, as a result of the William Woods serious consideration to a “temporary ” Mrs. Sue Tyler anti-dope drive, the extent of George Cullen next year. Peter F. Kelly peace plan is definite progress toward drug usage in New Haven’s Samuel Zelvin John Farley Alan Benford an eventual resolution of the Southeast Should this cease-fire come about schools will be reported on. A LVEST I Gene Coolbaugh three-year study is now being Mn. Joan Martens prior to the election, the President will James Cunningham Asian question. carried out. with the conclusions William Ritche Jr. no doubt reap the political advantage. Mrs. Lois Beckwith to be announced next year. Ac­ Dr. Edwin J. Lojeski Being ealists, they realize further Mrs. Mema West Frank J. Klosowski ILL i On the other hand we beheve Sen. cording to a school official, use of Mrs. Wilma Joyner Paul Seybolt Jr. stalling will not be to their best national McGovern, who stands to be the loser, is drugs by students here will not approach the situation in New Mrs. Elaine Law Mn. Linda Reznick interests. The polls, since Sen. George a winner too in that his political gamble York City, where, a commission Mrs. Marion Cullen Frank Barile ironing William O’Neill Joseph Larose McGovern’s “end-the-war” speech, in­ to make the war a major issue paid off recently announced, 45 per cent of high school students regularly Mrs. Grace Bogdan Russell C. Levesque dicate strong support for President for the American people. used some kind of drug. Anthony Vitlello Warren (hons MANCHESTER PARKAOE Richard Nixon’s conduct of the war and It has been said the strength of a New Haven seems to have Charles 0. Sterling M n. Japet Sterling his method of ending it. Thus the Com­ political party is often the result of its awakened to the school dope threat and has improved on its Alien Cone munists have abandoned the possibility opposition. This is confirmed by the Hurry-Up ability to fight it. William H. Bayrer South Windsor of a McGovern victory in November and apparent break-through in the Vietnam Henry Griffin W ittio u U h e Miss Lynn Barracliffe must feel they can make a better deal Capital (New Haven Register.) Abisentee Votes peace talk stalemate. Tanaka Tonic Michael Peretto now with candidate Nixon than they We feel the campaign in polarizing the Arthur E. Doane Sought by 250 BlackVelvef Samule P. McChrry might be able to do with a re-elected issue has, in this instance, reaffirmed (mlrrn iiill\ Other Editors Say Fare Holland Cote Sr. Nixon. the viability of the two-party system in fo r Japan Bradley Field Holland Cote Jr. To date about 250 absentee there’s nothing. Ted Comb ballot applications have been If the progress over the weekend which candidates and parties may win Loses Tenant George Bums filed for by town residents, 40 per bears fruit before or in the days im­ elections but the nation comes out the CarlKoUe cent by students, 25 per cent by The smooth Canadian. By BRUCE BIOSSAT However our heavy troop Plans for immediate increase mediately after the election, McGovern big winner. pullout from Vietnam may be Joseph C. Levesque servicemen and dependents, 15 80 Proof A Nagging Suspicion If im provement of U. S.- in the number of passengers Brian Walker per cent by the ill or aged, and The long arduous road of negotiation seen elsewhere, to the Japanese must be given some of the credit. His Japanese relations has a better using Bradley International Air­ Robiert Otten the remainder by individuals who prospect with faster decision­ it signifies a diminishing port, a state-owned facility, have decision to make the administration’s lies ahead before all the issues are American interest and influence Donald K. Anderson anticipated being out of town on 13.58 5th 5.75 WASHINGTON - Back to the Why, then, that nagging suspi­ making, then Japan’s new Prime suffered a temporary reversal. John Haberem Nov. 7, the South Windsor conduct of the war and his unilateral resolved but a start has been made and in Asia. Consequently, they place dirty work. It would be easier and cion that Nixon still could blow Minister Kakuei Tanaka may Atlantis, a West German charter David R. Pierce Republican Absentee - Bailot 6 . 9 9 Pint 3.66 it would be well for all Americans to very well be good for us. less trust than before in our carrier, has suspended its world­ peace plan have to his political disad­ more felicitous to sing the praises it? Why — when he’s even leading Irvin W. Gartside Committee reports. He is proving to be much written pledges to come to wide services because of lack of cast aside partisanship and unite anew of that culinary miracle, the McGovern in New York state and Ronald E. Miner vantage strengthened the President. quicker at decisions than the Japan’s defense. cash. The committee said there is American pot roast, but one must conceivably could carry that Fun Mrs. Felicya Olechny TRY A With the polls continuing to forecast a to reinforce our negotiators in the days Japanese people are accustomed Obviously this makes the ques­ Atlantis had 700 flights heavy demand for them this year pretend to sterner stuff. There is a ty fiefdom of John Lindsay, the Sylvester Benson to. The leadership habit there is tion of Japan strengthening its scheduled in and out of Bradley because of the presidential elec­ Nixon victory it is obvious the and weeks ahead. What has been a no way successfully to pretend own armed forces a more crucial borough of Manhattan? Why, to weigh and consider endlessly in the next year. The departure of tion, the coliege student vote and campaign issue should now become a that Nov. 7 is just another tedious when Nixon is ahead in every one matter, and it will be hotly Sotam i McGovern plan, while acceptable to until a decision sort of comes into the airline is expected to cut the lowered voting age. Tuesday. of the 16 big states owning 62 per debated in the months ahead. common cause of a united people being instead of being made. Bradley revenue by $200,000 a millions of Americans fed up with the If Richard Nixon blows this cent of the electoral votes? At Popular feelings against a bigger, FOR When economic trouble year. Applccations for absentee war, did not change the views of the desiring an honorable peace. one, (Congress should pass a law this point, an honest referee tougher army continue to run prohibiting the publication of developed over the wide trade While the withdrawals of ballots should be returned to the would halt the fight and credit gap between our two countries, strong in the aftermath of World Buy this Whirlpool w asher Atlantis is disappointing and a polls and, indeed, any attempts in Nixon with a technical kayo. War II, and the question will be Cosmetics Town Gerk's Office by mail or in the press or on radio and televi­ this slowness was a serious han­ setback to those promoting person before Nov. 7. dicap to negotiations. Our very difficult. sion to predict the result of a Well, I harbor the suspicion, so greater use of the big airfield, Co-chairmen of the committee irritations over it were a factor in And, notwithstanding the WS Open Forum Presidential election. Nixon can­ I must try to justify it. It is based somewhat euphoric mood Bradiey will continue to grow. are Mrs. Vernon Petersen of 920 an(d (jiryer pair...it provides no-iron the blunt, precipitate action we not lose — and yet there is that on President Nixon’s determina­ ushered in by Tanaka’s im­ The aviation industry is expan­ Main St. and Mrs. Richard nagging suspicion that he will finally took in mid-1971 to restrict ding. Logan Field in Boston, Liggetts Bachman of 75 Timber Trails tion to withhold any meaningful Japanese trade and force curren­ pressive beginning, so will the U. number of people affected by several years? The blood bath has somehow manage not to win. explanation or defense of S.-Japanese trade gap. Tokyo is Kennedy and Laguardia in New who may be contacted for the care for Permanent Press fabrics. Against allergens is greatest whenever we already occurred and in fact has By any standards, George cy changes. York have long been jammed. At The'Parkade Equal parts of allegations by various Tanaka’s quite different make­ well aware that its swift offer to ballots. have burning in the fall time of increased in the last three years Mcf^vern’s campaign has been a Efforts to build a third naajor MANCHESTER Leaf Burning newspapers and news magazines up made a good impression on buy $1 billion more U. S. goods the year. to become "the most atrocious catastrophe. Every poll shows New York Metropolitan field that the scandals involving the President Nixon in their Hawaii was only an opening gesture, o^umoui At the time when most of us, blood bath the world has ever him trailing Nixon. Dick Scam- have run into nothing, but opposi­ Bob Weiss, Director break-in at Democratic head­ meeting Realistically, hopes however welcome. Tanaka’s Coffee Flavored Brandy Town Manager and the country as a whole, is seen” mon, former Census Bureau quarters, the loose handling of talents will be taxed heavily to tion. Attempts to construct a iNASHER DELUXE According to the Congressional should be a little h i^ er than Board of Directors, thinking of cleaning up the en­ head, whose credentials are im­ campaign funds, and the GOP’s help produce longer range major airport in the New London PRE-SEASON and milk Record, the Nixon administra­ before that deeper inroads can be 2-Speed, 3-Cycle Town of Manchester vironment, you should not be peccable, says McGovern will win espionage operation against answers in the way of opening up area have leveled off. tion, drawing upon the Rand made into the sticky trade gap Bradley is too far from Boston 86 P ro o f Gentlemen; thinking of polluting it. only the District of Columbia, an McGovern lead directly to the the Japanese market. With 5 Temp Corporation’s study for its basis, dilenuna. and New York to be more than a 70 Proof I strongly object to the burning As an alternative the town exercise in soothsaying that White House. Word from Tokyo is, too, that Yet, as noted in previous SALE Water Selection predicted a blood bath involving partial solution to the congestion V} Gal. 11.60 Assorted Flavors of leaves. should set aside an area, where would be hooted down if uttered Justifiably or not, the Tanaka is having a tonic effect in reports, the Japan of late 1972 is 100,000 victims if we were to at Logan and Kennedy. Traffic at The burning of leaves in our citizens may drop their leaves by any ordinary observer of the allegations have raised the his own country. The Japanese alM more independent In spirit. V* Qt. 5 . 4 9 Water Level leave Vietnam. So we stayed, we Bradley will increase as more 5.99 community will present a poten­ and form a natural compost, sheep’s innards. specter of the Old Nixon, who often have seen decision delayed And soundings there make it Control stayed to prevent a blood bath. people fly for buisness and $AVE tial health hazard to many of our which in subsequent years will Unless Scammon has been lost the 1960 election to a so long that the time for action clear Tokyo will go only so far, 4.98 1 /5 p t. 2 . 8 5 As a r e s u lt, o v er 20,000 pleasure arid as flights to all i I citizens. serve as excellent top soil for bugging heaven, he’s got to be Kennedy who. like George went by without any, whereupon and expect America to make up Water Mix Filter anyone who would care to pick it Americans have died, over 110,- wrong on that one, Mc(jovem McGovern, was not universally additional ground by a much sections of the United States Pint 3.10 ‘/zPt. 1 . 7 9 The following reasons will set 000 wounded, over 500 captured people glumly took the loss in­ off this danger: up. This would serve as a more must do better, if only because of loved by his party’s Old Guard volved, shrugged, and watched tougher attack on its own become known. 2 0 % ..5 0 %l or missing in action. Over 4.5 1—The burning of leaves and intelligent approach to the the innate perversity of the elec­ power brokers. Nevertheless, their leaders agonize over the problem of lagging productivity. Travelers generally have more MATCHING DRYER removal of leaves. million Indochinese civilians torate. But barring a nationwide Nixon has stuck to his stand that confidence in scheduled airlines . SKIS • BOOTS • PARKAS other protein matter will send have been killed, wounded or next one. I strongly urge the board to conspiracy to commit barefaced he will not "dignify” the charges Tanaka’s trip to China to es­ than in oiiarter carriers. Bradlqr . STRETCH & WARM IP PANTS Automatic 3 Temp many allergens into the at­ made homeless. Over 1.5 million prevent all burning of leaves at perjury against the pollsters, it’s with a personal rebuttal. tablish a diplomatic link with the loss of Atlantis Selections mosphere making people who are soldiers on ail sides have been Herald • SAVE ON • any time and thereby protect its hard to see how the South Peking and break off such ties and continue to serve more peo­ sensitive and have allergies come killed or wounded, 40,000 South NEW FO R ’73 citizens from potential harm. Dakotan can do much better. With such a big lead over his with Taiwan came extraordinari­ ple going more places. Atlantis’ 5 Choice Control down with symptoms of runny Vietnamese civilians have been Yesterdays Sincerely, Even his own state apparently is opponent, the President obvious­ ly soon after he took office. It cancellation is a short-term set­ SKIS BOOTS COTT’S and PARTYTYME nose and eyes, respiratory dif­ executed under the Phoenix Michael Dworkin, B.S. numbered among the undecided ly believes there’s no profit In really set the tone for his regime. 25 Years Ago back for a long-term growth pro- "The Hot INSTANT COCKTAIL MIX ficulties, skin rashes, difficulty in program, a CIA-directed project SyaMlng Reg. Pharmacist neighborhoods. publicly acknowledging changes He and his new, quick ways are This was a Sunday ; ’The Herald Ject. Miaird SboU Dreem" thinking properly and to eliminate suspected "enemy BUY BOTH President of Manchester Is McGovern the victim of a of skullduggery. And he’s proving very popular in Japan. It did not publish. The Sirali depressions. civilians", and as of June 30, Rgmignol Shopping Center mass desertion by the voters, or probably r i^ t. Certainly, the U recognized that he probably (Meriden Record.) K2 RiicUe a—Residues left on leaves, left 1972, 3.7 millions tons of bombs Box 12 N o ^ Only Drug Co.; President was he never the viable candidate "corruption" Issue has not caught will make more mistakes than 10 Years Ago llcwl S|iecd Freer after subsequent spraying with have been dropped. This last of Manchester Parkade he seemed? Almost from the on, perhaps because of tho4h trips some of his predecessors, but this Manchester Association for BINDINGS pesticides, herbicides, will figure has greatly increased in the Merchants Assn. moment he announced his can­ to Red China and the Soviet does not seem to be worrisome. Help of Retarded Children plans Today’s Thought SfiedeMn pollute the air with dangerous last few months. Salomon WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF chemicals we may not even be didacy two years ago, California Union and the massive Ilw important thing is that the 10th anniversary celebration. A Poet's Grace LmA These facts, and more, contrast had been considered one of the withdrawal of troops from Viet­ Tyrolia IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES aware of, and not determinable. mood of the Japanese today is 0 Thou, who kindly doUt.,. Amcriraitia Marker sharply with the administration’s few states in which he stood an nam. The voters apparently are evidently a good deal brighter However, the probability does rhetoric of a "potential” blood provide exist and until we definitely know excellent chance. Yet the latest opting for experience, and never than it has been for more than a For ev'ry creature's want! bath. We simply can no longer California Poll, operated by the mind the untidy fringe Issues. year. CURRENT QUOTES that it does not, we should abs­ L e t’s Use Our allow the "fear of a future blood We bless the God of Nature PACKAGES polling genius, Mervin Field, says None of this means a magic wide SEVEN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU *359 tain from burning. These bath ” to blind us from what is So the nagging suspicion could a d u l t s T E E N A O eR S Common Sense Nixon is leading McGovern there, solvent suddenly has been In­ "We must stop that kind of For all Thv goodness lent. chemicals can combine with the going on today. So Mr. Johnson be a subconscious h ^ g e against oxygen of the air, by burning, and To the editor: 50 to 36 per cent. troduced into the somewhat spending that will lead to a tax And If It please Three, heavenly let us end the blood bath argu­ the 1,000 to 1 shot of a McGovern Sigournay St. create a more dangerous May 1 respond to an Open Moreover, Field’s findings give stiffened relations between Japan increase In this country because Guide, •94.00 .. ’SO.OS .. Manchetlar Blihopi Cornor Corblni Cornor ment and see it for the hoax that upset. But It lingers because of Hartford chemical than originally starting Forum letter by J. Thomas John­ Nixon a much bigger lead than and the United States. A great taxes are all too high.' — Presi­ May never worse be senti Shopping P irk id i Wott Hartford W nt Hartford It is. the memory of 1948, when Hairy deal remains to be accomplished. dent Nixon, In a campaign 561-2888 247-8011 with. son? reported in his poll of early Buf,’’ Whether granted or 649-0446 523-0723 Let’s use our common sense for Truman, like McGovern, was Antl-Amerlcanlsm still Is run­ speech, criticizing congressional By functioning as a Registered Mr. Johnson states “If Senator August. At that time, Nixon was denied, Potterton’s a change and in the name of God drawing big crowds and yet was ning fairly high. The Japanese •10.05., Watarbury Briitol Pharmacist and practicing in the McGovern were President, he ahead by only eight percentage spending. Lord, bless us with content. Now Lortdon let’s show that we have a con­ pronounced dead by both the have not yet forgotten what they 753-9958 589-1512 CORNER OP CHURCH center core of our community, I would pave the way for the most iiolnts — 49 to 41. By this date, Robert Bums Submitted 433-9376 130 CENTER STREET science. polls and the media’s medical regard as the rudie shocks of 1971, see a good cross section of people atrocious blood bath the world ^Im ost every observer capable of "There is no such thing as a by Rita Laski examiners. Chll It, then, not a when we applied trade limits and Rl^ZO SKI SHOP Open Weekdoyt to 5;30 P.M. — ThurKdoy Po 9 P.M. has ever seen.’’ adding two and two and getting retreat to peace." — President Dlaconate W E SELL LOTTERY TICKETS ^ from all areas coming in to fill 4 Battista Rd suspicion, but a bitterly earned Nbmn announced his own trip to V enf Circle, V«»r«o" 647-0420 May I ask you Mr. Johnson four had expected McGovern to Trinity Covenant Church prescriptions for their allergies Manchester humility. Nixon. where you have been f.or the past be closing the California gap. China. and respiratory ailments. The \ ■

MANCHF.STER EVENING HERALD, Manchartiar, Conn., Thuh., Oct. $6, UTO— PAGE NIWa PAGE EIGHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Thura.,. Oct. 26,1972 Golfers Plan TAR GAXRR* School Menus -By C L A Y R. l>OLLAN Dinner-^Dance The\cafet*rla menu for A tlU f y MAS. I) JM Your Doily ArUrlty Guido Manchsater public schools Oct. '' According le lh» llori. From Your Jf- The Mlnnechaug Women’s Golf 30”Nov. To develop meuage for Fridoy, 5-15-24-37 ( 0 Mon^y: Chaasaburg on a roll, \ »-l3-2i34| Gub will hold lU annual dinner- /Sr-47.7»-« reod words corresponding to rumwers potato chips, graen beans, milk, of your Zodioc birth sign. dance, Saturday, Nov. 4, at Jf TAURUS SCORPIO pineapple chunks. Neighbor’s Kitchen 1 Your 31 Able 41 Celebrity Willie's Steak House In 42 Be h iv ia n 2 Friends 32 Enciein Tuesday: Chicken-noodle B y F. Ferffuaon ( ^ MAY JO 3 You 33 Your 43 And Mancheater. The Penthouse Four 9-2001-43 4Toke 34 Good 44 By wUl provide music for dancing. casserole, cranberry sauce, 45-S4«Sa 55ome 35 High 45 Could Waldorf salad, milk, Jello with 4 Chonnel 34A 64 May A hour will be held from OIMINI 7 Avoid 37 Con 47 May SAOITTARIUS topping. SWhol 3SAn 48 Be HOY. 11 / « 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., followed by Wednesday; Meat loaf, PoUto, 9 You 39N»r 49 Good 10 1011 40 In 70 Decision OK. II dinner and dancing till 1 a.m. whole kernel com, bread, butter, > 4-17-2*09 11 You’ll 41 ll 71 Todoy I0-32-33-44/O milk, chocolate pudding. “In Latvia, we didn’t buy 72 Aggressive It was 1944. A man and woman ^9-42-72 12 Appeors 42 To 154-45-74 Mrs. Lee T. Levitow, chair- ’Ihursday; Italian shells, meat bread. We baked it ourselves all 13 Energy 43 Whichever 73 M«liocrlly walked away from their home on CANCIR 14 Probably 44 Bonk 74 Increose nnan, will be assisted by Mrs. sauce, tossed salad, bread, our lives. In the cities, you will JUNt If a large dairy farm. Like many 15 Food 45 Improve 75 Delays Robert D. Brennan, Mrs. John F. butter, milk, sliced peaches. find bakers but not in the coun­ JULY I t l4Moy 44 And 74Thot'll other Latvian peopie, they turned 17 Inlliotive 47 Unumol 77 Hold 5::; 4 nem ey, Mn. Louis DeU’Angela, Friday: Fish sticks, potato, try.” Son, John, home on a visit 48 For reochlna 78 The their backs on all worldly I I Will Mn. E^ene Richardson, Mrs. cole slaw, bread, butter, n w . Ice from Guam, interjected, “I was I90ne 49 5lo>( 79 Be possessions to escape the oppres­ 20 Are 50 Complointrrg 10 With AQUARIUS Thomas A. Anaaldi, all of cream. sion of their Russian invaders. very small when I left Latvia but LIO 21 Your ' 51 Come 81 Be Manchester; and Mrs. Daniel F. j JULY t i 22Thrllly 52 Dominated 82 Querulous JAH. to Ihe couple had with them two there is one thing I remember — 23 A 83 WindWine Gulnan of Wethersfield. ^ AU B .it 53Woy PU. It tittle boys and their matemat the marvelous homemade white 24 Is 54 Account 84 You 3-16-27.3 25 Moke 55 There 85 Bock 4-21-32-43/ Mrs. John T. Hill Jr. of grandmother. They woutd spend bread on Friday nights with cold 84 Superficial 53-Te-toS! '47-41-71 24 Dreams 54 Relations Glastonbury will turn over the six years in German refugee milk.” 27 Meet 57 Thing 87 BIgws p u e n VIRGO 28 Get 58 HunchesUTKhes 88 Assaciotes gavel to the newly elected presi­ camps, adding a daughter to the AUB. II White bread is considerably 29 Be 59 Persorrol 89 Mood dent, Mrs. Lawrence P. Johnson a d v a n c e d family. Finally, in J950 they UPT, I t 30 Who 40 True 90 Esw lont WAR. 10 more expensive so it was kept for i would make their first home in . .. , 1-1M4-35I 7-I93(MVi Jr. weekends —the dark bread being @ Good (^ Adv eii« 52-44-73 < INCOME TAX Witlimantic. ;S/44je49 eaten on the week days. i Mrs. Sidney D. Swift of It was difficult to find a rent PREPARATION Vilma doesn’t really have a Glastonbury is the club champion because of the chitdren. The recipe per se. She has made her for the second consecutive year. iCJoiCfc VtEHORGUil*/ i OCR. OWlJ COI2ED refugees woutd join forces with A bout Tow n breads for so long, she knows just Trophies will be awarded to H&R Block. H E A D c o t another family. “Two ladies Masonic Temple for a District 7 what to do. She doesn’t even The VFW Post & Udies Aux­ Mrs. George D. McNiff of Thouundi are aarnlng good cooked in the same kitchen and meeting. The Grand High Priest money as tax preparers. En­ weigh the dough. By hand­ iliary will hold a Halloween Manchester, class A; Mn. Jack we never fought once,” says will m ^e awards for outstanding rollment open to men and testing, she will come up with Costume Dance, Saturday,at the Oelbrook, Glastonbury, class B; women of all ages. Job inter­ COI^KIED Vilma Kupris. “We took any kind service, two going to members of views avaiiabie for best stu­ m ik just the right amount of dough to Post Home, 608 E. Center St. of job we coutd find." and Mrs. Raymond Ward, dents. Send for free informa­ produce uniform loaves each Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 the DelU Chapter. ‘The meeting is ^entualiy, Vitma’s husband, Manchester, class C. tion and ciass scheduies. •g R tS K E T weighing about I Vi lbs. ”1110 a.m. to the music of the Dee Gee open to officers and members. Voldemars, a carpenter, would HURRY! observer is amazed upon Combo. Refreshments will be Cluui slirt Oct 30.1912 build a home with his own hands checking each one on a scale. served. Tickets are )3 per person. where the Kupris’ would live for I found Vilma a charming, 12 years and add two more sons Full Gospel Christian energetic lady. She had and 1 the family. Grandma died in 1959. Fellowship, interdenominational, Manchnlir/FlwiM 646-5440 bebeve always will overcome any Ploasa sond mo freo information Her likeness is preserved in a fine will have a Bible study and open adversity by looking on the I am intarastad in (Chack Ona) painting by her grandson, Valdis, discussion tonight at 7:30 at OOR. OWivl CORED positive side. She loves people □ Basic Couraa □ Adaanoa4 Caurta a professor of art at the Universi­ Orange Hall. ■FiesT co r and enjoys her home. ’’’That is 8 n ty of Long Island. The comman­ i ll what 1 like. I like to be a good ding work dominates the living­ Visitors and friends are CORMEO U C .F mother, to be here whenever welcomed at the Salvation Army Address . dining area of the second home someone comes home. I love it all Bible Fellowship Hour, tonight at built by Mr. Kupris on Williams BRISKET — the cooking, the baking, the 7:30. Subject of the program will Rd., Bolton where they now live. sewing, the garden, my “We appreciate and we can tell be “The Person and Work of The __../ip--- smokehouse at (Coventry Lake. A Special for Kiwanis Radio Auction 09 everybody that this is the best Holy Spirit. ” V^lma is bookkeeper for her land in all the world,” says husband’s carpentry work, a c:l IP AND MAII IDDAY L Vilma. "The freedom means A party for grades 5 and 6, will member of the Auxiliary of the be held Friday at 6:45 p.m. in The piece de resistance, certainly for music lovers, in the instrument, valued at $745, will start at $300 and includes the everything.” Latvian Church and of the Lat­ Nov. 14-15 Kiwanis Club radio auction is this Cable Nelson stool, tuning, and free deUvery. The auction will l>e broad­ Two sons are members of the Woodruff Hall at Center vian’s Fisherman’s Gub. She cast over station WINF each night, 7:30 to 10:30, from Armed Forces. Imants Janis (or Congregational Church. spinet piano, which has been donated by Watkins Bros. thinks nothing of preparing a Watkins Bros, window. It is anticipated that gifts of John) is a T/Sgt. with the Air Russell Potterton, longest active member of the local service QGOCERY SfieCIALS •1-. meal for 100 guests, all piping Attorney Hill Gallagher at 27 it the youngeit Force stationed in Guam. Juris is ”rhe Junior High Methodist organization and pianist at its weekly meetings, merchandise by area businesses will have a retail value hot. “Where there is food, there candidate in the local legitlative race. We think in Germany serving with the U.S. Youth Fellowship of the South demonstrates the tone quality for R. Bruce Watkins, presi­ approaching $5,000. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) n/L a s i c ^ ^ is love,” she says. When the United Methodist Church will thii hometown boy it going placet. Vote for him 3 2 o£ , Army. Paulus lives at home, dent of the Main St. furniture firm. Bidding on the Latvian church was built in attends school in Talcotville. The meet Friday evening at 7:30 in on Nov. 7th! Willimantic, the men constructed G n w bet PlCl^LK only daughter, Oze, is a school the church. . ^ it and the ladies all cooked. “You teacher in Branford. There are ^4 9 A .F E L O K 1 can’t imagine the closeness we all four grandchildren, offspring of Delta Chapter, RAM, will meet Robertson Work felt,” she says. in front of the Masonic Temple, the two oldest boys, John and POOL TABLES ‘The lady speaks German, Lat­ Friday at 6:45 p.m. after which Valdis, who were bom in Latvia. HILL LAWU LEAF BA0& vian, Russian and English. Just they will travel to the Hartford SALES and SERVICE Every Wednesday is baking day Proceeding Well last year, at the age of 60, Vilma plus a complete line of accessories in the spotless Kupris’ home. learned to drive a car. A young GALLAGHER Bakery-size ovens will hold 150 friend tells me she is a great Greeting Cards Work on converting the original Robertson School loaves of Latvian bread before REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Slate Top ItosA L i n e r philosopher with a splendid out­ FOR ALL OCCASIONS building on N. School St. to central school adniinistration the day is over. Actually, Vilma for the 13th Assembly District Tables from ^ 2 9 5 look on life. I believe the friend See Our Large Display offices is moving along on schedule. It is anticipated that |^M.k^AM C t * O ^ K . B E E P rises at midnight to prepare her Pal4 (iv k; lha CallaBkar CoaiiniUaa. and I think that where Vilma is, Mrs. Vilma Kupris Rickoia Oaoalaoa, Traaaorar personnel will be able to move into thrir 5,000-squate foot, sour-dough light and dark breads. there is love with or without the ARTHUR DRUG All day long, neighbors and 12-office first floor area during the Christinas vacation. DOG FO O D food. RIZZO POOL friends will stop by the house to knead until well blended. Peel body temperature. Add yeast and VOTE^^OTE^^VOTE^VOTE'^^VOTE^I^THfS'^^TOTE^ VERNON CIRCLE 647-9420 VERNON Charles J. Crocini, materials center; and for social . illsburY pick up a loaf. Latvian Raisin Bread apples and cut in small slices. Cut let dissolve. Add flour gradually; maintenance supervisor for the workers, psychological ex­ Sourdough is a fermented ‘/i quart milk dough in half: roll very thin. knead about 10 minutes. Put Board of Eklucation, said that all aminers, state and federal pro­ 6 cups flour Place one-half on ungreased BRowMieMiif dough used as a leaven in making dough in greased bowl, cover and work, except installation of front jects personnel, and special bread. As it was a necessary part 4 packages dry yeast cookie sheet. Spread apples; put in warm place. Let rise until doors and windows in the entire teachers to occupy the second Eomk Stcwis 4 Pieces of the Alaskan prospector’s life, 1 teaspoon salt sprinkle with sugar and cin­ double. LIVE. MAINE building, is being done by Board 1 cup sugar namon; cover with other half of Live Maine floor. y he eventually was called a "sour­ For Filling: Cut onions into of Education employes. He added Elach office space will be m- %lb. butter dough. Bake ‘/z hour at 350. TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING MU&»IRoom& dough.” It is necessary to have a small pieces, saute lightly. Cut that the lowest contractor es­ dividually air conditioned '/2 package raisins SSM EET L.PC ^ starter for sourdough bread bacon or ham in very small through the exterior wall, and ” 4 1 grated lemon peel Latvian Pirogi timate for the project was $240,- which is the fermented dough. squares. Do not saute bacon or 000. The gross cost under the each area will have individual One can then make rolls, biscuits, slivered almonds for topping 3 cups flour ham. Mix bacon, onions, caraway 1 cup milk present arrangement, he said, controls for heat and air con­ 6«APEFRorr Jurce "" waffles, even some cakes. confectioners sugar for topping seeds, sugar and pepper '/4 lb. butter will be $75,000-$50,000 for ditioning. New electrical and Vilma’s sourdough Latvian Heat milk to body Roll dough to Vx’ thick. Cut out 2 packages dry yeast materials and $25,000 for labor. heating (hot water) systems are bread is a trade secret as it is for temperature. Dissolve sugar, salt round pieces of dough with a Vz teaspoon salt After a 50 per cent state reim­ going into the building. The sale at her home and in area and yeast in milk. Melt butter glass. Place one tablespoon filUng / e l l o v j G l o b e PEESI4 SREEkl and add to milk. Gradually, add bursement on both, the net cost boiler and burner, however, will FU>W0A\*WlTE SEE3XES& CgJ&P M AC health food stores. Look for For Filling: on each piece, fold in half and remain. A 600-ampere s ^ n d a ry flour; knead for about 10 minutes to the town will be $37,500. CABBAGE. Kupris’ Latvian bread. This true 1 lb. bacon or ham pinch edges closed. Place transformer is being installed •C APPLES OMIOMS (until shiny). Add raisins toward Reusable materials are being G K A P E F R O lT he^th food is nothing new to the 1 onion pinched edge down on cookie salvaged; for example, interior outside the southwest comer of Kupris family. “When people ask end of kneading. Put in warm Vz teaspoon caraway seeds sheet; let rise 10 minutesf Paint NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS A y . ____ / place, let rise until double — at • THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY and exterior glass for repairs, and the building. me, ‘Why do you make aU these Vz teaspoon sugar with raw egg. Bake hour at chalkboards for use in the con­ k . least 1': hours. # FRESH FROM MAINE! O ' o s O V fattening things?’, I say — I may pepper 400. struction of portable equipment Crocini said that the structure be fatter but I am healthy and I Shape into loaves; place on up to 340 sq. ft. will be brought into complete . Heat milk, butter and salt to S HIGHLAND PARK MARKET for schools. to take no medicines.” greas^ pan. Let rise until dou­ Choke of: Sculptured - Tweed - Plush or Shat compliance with the state fire ble. Paint with raw egg and | A 817. H lj^ ila n d . S t .,. M an ch eB ter — P h o n e . 646-4277 State regulations prohibit use of the basement and second floor safety code—fire shield drop sprinkle with almonds. Bake one- ceilings; walls of steel stud with half hour at 400 (small loaves). until an elevator is installed. Two F R 0 2 B I DWRV DEPT. C ai XPT. halloween wigs, beards, lavatories are being renovated in fire-rated sheetrock and covered When done, can be sprinkled with with Class A, fire-rated vinyl; Winners Named the basement at this time. Future IVIADKTEP confectioners sugar. 2 9 9 9 9 ,r wall-to-wall carpeting fire-rated; MeS. PiLSERTS Winners in the October “Art of Apple Squares masks and costumes... plans call for the rest of this area FOODS Read Herald Ads to house the instructional steel door bucks and doors of 1%- CHOPPED NAM the Month” contest have been two B-oz. packages cream “ try us, inch solid core; and exit signs fAARGARlME announced by the Manchester cheese battery-operated during power S w E E - T L i f e Art Association, Inc. ' 4 lb. unsalted butter you ’ll • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING failures. ^ Artists and members named 3 cups flour lik e us!” Bo w l . 69 • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION %EWC>( GREEN 8ENI9I K are: Louise Withey for “Copper 6 medium apples AirtVA' In conjunction with the conver­ miracia of malnltredt' lo ttery • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER PADDING & Green,” to be exhibited at sugar and cinnamon to taste tick ets • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL sion work, a PBX system is being Manchester Savings Bank, first Leave butter and cream cheese downtown martchestet* ’ BE SURE TO BRING YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS placed throughout the school Ho o d K10FOR.M Wt Will Clittrlully Estimat* You Rtquirtm tnis and Show Sampite The case for place; Doti Dienst, “The Town out to soften. Mix with flour; system. The Manchester High at Your Home. Hall Portal," Mary Cheney School switchboard will be M ILk ^ 60L06Ki/\ Library, second; Marie Flynn, eliminated, but not the operator. “ Bowl of Plenty, ” Whiton F O R T K N O X CERAMIC TILED ^ 6AL. S ^ :LS. Library, third; (Connie La Monde, COMMERCIAL CARPET Tub Area Case Mountain Under the modernized hookup, CAKM ATlOM “Serenity, ” Johnston Paint, WARNING! Mith 2-Pc- Future all incoming calls to any school approxim ate c o s t s fourth; and Alston Agasi, ‘ Fall, ” Sears lOO'i Coiitimioiis Filament Cumulofl Nylon will go through two switchboards Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., l_’’ and l-"i' uidlh- >'l- .'‘I- 7 . 9 9 $ 8 9 9 5 at Robertson, as will outgoing toll F ried C laia s V4'44'4T»'4'i:i'*;- Parkade, fifth. This Sears MULTI-SPEED Belt Do It Yoiiiiielf calls for purposes of control and We lend you all the tools necessary , yd ’* 4 . 9 5 up to SO iq N record-keeping; any person WITH THIS COUPON Ueg. .S7.‘J!) .si|. yd. (Prep. Eitra) within the system will be able to NA’TURALLY Massager with Lighted Switch dial any other person by using a JOV 22oz,. / DALLAS, Tex. (.APt — Jody ARMSTRONG 9x12 three-digit number; all principals Ri({by, 19, of Dallas tried for TUB and, central administrators will 15 minutes but the family car May be Unsafe... NYLON RUGS share a conference line to TQ .es T A V E i e k J LIQUID OCTffiGEMT O O ' failed to start. Disnusted by DESIGNER SOLARIAN ENCLOSURE facilitate carrying on a multiple- • AMorled Colors Unbreakable I III- -unin lliiiii ili.il -liim-v w ilhool u a \ • AU Four SUIei Flnlehed person conversation; and for REDEEM AT I4/6HLAN0 PARJ^ repeated attempts at Ketiinu ( )fil> 1 0 ( S am ts nnl V mmlf'l ith a , stjlci G la ss the motor started, the youngs­ • Double Jute Back after-school hours, each school from 1 )tvfnil)4‘r. 1 iMi*) until lak4*n olT h.iU* Regular m . » p iz z a ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ter got out and walked to a OrtoluT *1. is affet led. will be equipped with a night service station not far away. I Mm • 95t om yd., installed VALID O c t - 25 fa * * 5 9 .9 5 line. She left the key in the igni­ In 4)rri*V4*nt imssihlt* injury tf) .iiiy uH4»r, \v<» are Im ludmk in.ili'i ml. lalioi and i cnienl 15 OC. »AUC PRICE tion. When she got back she rcciuestinK that \ou: 1.1 lOI) SI- I.K( Til)MIK ( (ll.lHIS ^ I The telephone system will also found that someone had start­ S4ii8ik 1. Unpluf," unit. switch automatically to emergen­ ed the motor and driven away. cy supply during power failures. 9il2 100% NVLON 2. Verify that ih** mmlel is 12111 lO-lot ati'd un a name Crocini said that the current platt; which is on the uiulcrsirlc of thr motor housinK monthly base phone charge is THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH ANT OTHER SEARS BELT MASSAGER. BRAIDED $2,150. Under the new system, he T Try To estimates that it will drop to d. Jf you have intKif! riumlier 149.2^110, call yfiur eloscst For literature and other information contact H Rememher, StMrs Ktort* and a service man will (’onu* to your home to RUGS approximately $1,800. M ii4 tnd alillf, biM muI «MIi . Joseph P. Lawler. 202 Autumn St.. Telephone E To Remember insiM.'ct niwl moilify t)ie unit oiinii ind «Mi and i»au4« and Hdia 649-8845 Not To Forget * 4. Do not r<*eonnect th4> pliiu until the unit ha.s Imm ii moflified The Coat Rack THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH ANT OTHER SEARS BELT MASSAGER. BRING YOUR I 'JTiis notice is Ix’iiiK i.shU4‘d as a rrnult of tests WELFARE-UNION which indicate the |K>ssihili(v that some of thes4> inaHsaifATH m ay involve a iN itentially daiiAterous Of $69.95 «*h*4 tri«’ shfX'k h a /a n j if sometm** should toin h the INSURANCE iiiassaKer while louchioK a wa(4‘r pi|>e. radiator, BRAIDED CHAIR PADS ta c h 9 9 « Thr Coal Rack faiH’et or 4)ther Afround conne< tion. ■ w, PRESCRIPTIONS 4t Purarll Place iia m u k n KrtUNi;nnj» w a tm m h w v WBrrMAKTroitu In OawaloMra Maachealfr MIDIHeKTtlWN UANDDMV MANIUKHTEB . (Rear af lurtoa’i) WBHTnBLU NIIBWALB MUDGKHNrr WKITT HTBINCriKUl PINE PHARMACY 1 Sears Open Daily 9-6; Thurs. and Fri. till 9 I ( miff SI TEL44M467 ■■AM M M B n v am n m . aMHKRMT.HAIHJiV mi4 y|>*Nm IHUNeuk MMMrKN /NJtNASMUMW ■CARH, R O M O a APID e u . BOiiTIIIMUimti » AMk; WIIXIMANTR N/WTNAMmiM BTWJIVIUX______SRUE CASE MOUnTflin ■.-'II >l-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., T hun- O c t» , I I T t- PAQB PAGE T P M - MA^^^Mlah■lCRBVENI^K3 HBaULD. Mincfaeiter. Conn., Thun.,, Oct.» , l»W Mayor Backs s H«bron McCoy Chairman Of CRCOG Unit ■goOPERPTWr Conducting Workshop Attorney Discusses Land Involved to develop a unified Mayor Set8 Vernon Mayor FYank McCoy 0 L CO- Bonding For approach to solving the region’s 'nxMnai R. Leiria Jr., aiilstant Building Permit Case has been named chairman of the The Candidates Geographer," ’’The Social Halloween candies, F U E L O IL rofeiaor of geography at Capitol Region Council of transportation problems. Office Houra Studlu,” and "The Bulletin of Trusts At Tolland Meeting Filter Plant lanchcfter Community Oidlege, Must Go To Hearing Governments (CRCOG) trlnspo^ 1 7 .9 •••Assembly Distfict 13 K the Connecticut League of ations and party supplied tatlon committee, CRCOG Chair­ Mancb«8ter Mayor John la conducting a workshop, Historical S edetiu.” IBs per­ If pild in 5 diys Iron dais Manchaittr Mayor John ’’Preparing Behavioral O b j^ soring a “Clean Victory” cocktail “Land trusts are vehicles for ago, and Is flnaniNd initially by'a Saturday from 10 a.ro. to 4 p.m. man Richard Blackstone, East About Town sonal project, a hbtory of the old “try lit, Judge Luke F. Martin of the Thompson, recognlxlng com- Tbompfon will conduct hii Uvea for College Geognphy,” at party on Nov. 3 in the Paradise action. Involving educational and Foundation grant. Cider and donuts will be Hartford mayor, has announced. The executive board of the dillwry. South Manciiester Railroad, b ydu'H Court of Conunon Pleai in (24-Hr. Netico for Dollvoty) plalnti from West Side m klents / ragular offloo boun Saturday, Launder Center on At. 85. participatory programs, and Olde Fashioned Bazaar available Friday evening and McCoy’s appointment, effec­ Manchester Jaycee Wives wlU tbe annual meeting of tbe nearing completion. likt usl“ RockvlUe ruled yesterday that The “Okie Fashioned Bazaar” 24-MOUk BURNER SEMICE on the quall^ of town water, Oct. 28, from 9 to 11 a.m. at National Council for Geographic B ir^ A ' The party will start at 8:30 p.m. young people in the community,” coffee and donuts all day Satur­ meet tonight at 8 at the home of Ai advbor to the MCC 'nraveh the case of Don Roblnsm vs. tive Immedlatmy, also makes him tha Municipal Building, 41 ioHtry Atty. Russell Brennenum told an In the Pariah Village, la being day. Lunch will be available 315 Broad St., Manchester Tueaday urged voters to support Educatton. It b being hdd t ^ y Study Chib, be accompanied a ih« tyAroef* Hebron’s building inspector, and music will be presented by chairman of the CRCOG- Mrs. Lee McCray, 280 E. Middle Centar St. the ’'^Wash and Dry Cousins.” audience of about 35 people held tonight and tomorrow by the Saturday from 11:30 until 1:30. sponsored Interagency Transpor­ PHONE 643-1553 a proposed |6M,000 bond issue to Uirough Saturday In MUvnukee, groi^ of studenb on a Held trip downtown mAtMllMlM*. ttekits R idurd Keefe, regarding failure Tpke. Wb, Tickets for the event are attending last night’s open Women’s Fellowship of the Grange Wins Award ehance renovation of the Cooper Any rcMdanti are invited to to Bermuda last spring. to issue building ptfinita for two- tation Task Force, which is available at Republican head­ membership meeting for the United Congregational Church. The Tolland Grange won a presently assessing transporta­ HUl Water ’nreatroent Plant. meet with tbe mayor and Since joining the MCC faculty Before coming to MCC, Lewb family dwellings, must come In 1969, Lewb hu taught an quarters or from Mrs. Anne Tolland Land ’Trust. The Parish Village theme third place award In the state tion problems, programs, and TOWN OF MANCHESTER In a prepared statement, groupa of dtiaens are abo taught geography at Penney High before a court hearing. introductory geograpt^ coutm; Dallaire, Bass Lake Rd.,' Amston. An acknowledged authority on features shoppes representing grange rankings for its communi­ priorities for the Capitol Rieglon. Thompeon recommended the welcome. in Eaat Hartford, Eastern Attorneys for both sides argued and h u woiked on the develop­ Appointment land trusts in the state, historical landmarks of the town, ty betterment program, which Mayor McCoy, in his first state­ renovation which will Include Connecticut State College, and Read Herald Ads In court yesterday the point of ment of altemaUve learning Board of Education Chairman Breimeman explained the prin­ reflecting the church’s 250th an­ Included the recycling program ment as committee chairnun, facilities to treat the taste and Rutgers University. quashing (supressing) a motion to NOTICE methods, particubriy the audio- Edward Unchliff has announced cipals of a land trust and offered niversary this year. and the establishment of a said two things arp needed to odor problems. bring the case to a court hearing. vbual-tutofial method by which the appointment of Charles valuable hints and suggestions for Among the sites represented scholarship for a graduating stu­ sustain transit service and im­ ’Tbe proposed bond Issue is a Interpretators Regulations pertaining to Plastic bags for leaf and rubbish dis* the student leama at hb ovm pace Barrasso of Rt. 85 as the board’s goals to be reached by the are the Old Blacksmith Shoppe; dent at the hi^ school, in­ prove transportation facilities In referewhim oueetion on the Nov. duplex houses in Hebron were Required At through a combtnation of instruc­ PU FEB HAMBURGER representative on the Recreation fledgling trust. Meachanu Pond; Donkeyville terested in ecology. the region: First, a conunitment posal are now available at the following 7 voting macnlnea. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. suspended in January just afta tional technlquw. Commission. Cotton Mill; Candle Beam; and by the state transportation locations: ’The source of taste and odor (AP) — While strolling on the FIRST REMINDER Robinson had presented Polling Places He h u written and lectured Barrasso, a member of the Crandrall's Gist Mill. The event Manchester Evening Herald department for necessary suppcxrt problems, Thompson said, have atraet recently, Bill Laiwe w u preliminary sketches to the Plan­ He warned of the urgency in­ about geographic education for R ^ b lic a n Town Committee, will be held in the ReUgious Tolland correspondent Bette of mass transit, and second, a Center Street Firehouse Monday thro Saturday been pln{K>lnted at the Cooper HARTFORD (AP) - UB. Atty. uked by two men to direct ning and Zot^ng Commission for volved if land is to be preserved elementary, secondary, and has been a member of the board Elducation Building of the church Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. coordinated effort by all agencies 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. HUl faculty. ’The town’s Love Stewart H. Joo« has warned them to “a hamburger joint.” a proposed subdivision of two- now, for future generations, college teacheri. Hb articlu have Lange noticed they were since his election in 1969. He is a tonight from 7 until 10 and on School Street Firehouse Monday thru Saturday Lane weU, at one time suspected state officials that federal law family houses on his property on before it is overrun by develop­ 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. appeared in "Journal of weanng delegate badges to a member of the Volunteer Fire of drawing Inferior water, Is ap- requires tbe use of Interpreters at Rt. 8S. ment. “No one is going to stem Geography,” "The Professional big restaurant convention. Department and the Auxiliary MAKING SURE Lawton Road Flrahouse Monday thru Saturday parently not the source of tbe polling places where voters don’t Attorney Jerome Walsh, the tide of land development in 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. State Police as well as an active WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - problem, ’Hiompson said. understand English.. representing Robinson, argued Tolland, except you.” Police received several pro member when his three 'ei4i 85 East Center St. McKee Street Firehouse Monday thro Saturday The renovations, Thompson "The failure to provide such bi­ that the zoning board, by.denying Land trusts accomplish goals complaints recently from cab 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. added, can be financed without Fraads J. Mahoney HlUeryJ.GaUagber lingual assistance, wherever ap­ children attended the elementary drivers about a man who is the building permits, has no right by private means, that govern­ At Summit St. S:-: Highway Garage-253 Olcott St. Monday thru Friday an Increase in water rates. “It is Democrat R ^ b ilc a n propriate, would, clearly appear PARKHILL-iOYCE FLOWER Shop to suspend reguiations and the schools. ment would otherwise have to do, going around in a car pouring Barrasso plans to attend the 7:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. also important to remember that State Rep. Frands J. Mahoney UUery J. Gallagher is an at­ to violate tbe voting Rlghta Act building inspector failed to per­ according to Brenneman, and are oil on them and their cabs. Recreation Commission’s The bags are of 2 mil gauge, packed 50 per carton this expenditure cannot be is serving his second term In Uie torney and is serving as assistant and tbe 14tb Amendment to tbe WERKRNDSPRCIALI THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO HLE form his duties. generally welcomed by towns. To One driver, who said he was WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL meeting this Thursday evening. doused twice, reported the man w/ties and art of 33 gallon capacity. funded from general taxation — General Assembly. He served clerk in Tolland County Superior United States Constitution,” Attorney Arthur Barrows, date land held by a land trust is MIXED told him that a cab driver had therefore, U wiU not increase the four years as Manchester mayor Court. He is an East Hartford Jones said in a letter to Secretary YOUR PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS representing Keefe and the PZC, bunch *1 .6 9 Price per carton (50 bags) is ...... (Excegtiaa Nator VcU cIm ) exempt from local property tax­ been following his wife around Pompons tax rate,” ’Thompson said. and w u on Uie Board of Direc­ native and has lived in of the State Gloria Schaffer. CARNATIONS argued that the moratorium on Manchester Evening Herald es. State Sales Tax ...... 14 town and since he wasn’t sure Tbe treatment plant was con? tors . He Is employed at Hamilton Manchester since be was three "We believe that tbe obligation Sock Uau ikall kc ( iM aol later ikaa NaacaAcr iM rack year, ar il ika dupiexes is only temporary until Hebron Correspondent Anne Hie land trust was formed by a which cabbie it was, he was OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY structed by Cheney Bros, more Standard in W ln ^ r Locks as a years old. He and his wife, tbe is clear to provide at least one bi­ Hm ikall kc a SaaAay ar legal kaliJay ikea m ike acal kaeioiai 4iy the new town plan is approved. Emt, Telephone 228-3971. group of residents several months Total ...... S2.25 going to get even with all of than 50 years ago, and the facility program scheduler. former Virginia DeHan of lingual official from each party In iellawiag. After the session had ad­ ‘ 1 . 6 8 , . them. was dektyned to improve water He resides at 19 Hamlin St. Manchester, reside at 342 Center all election districts where there journed Judge Martin met with FeUore la lUe nek Utl ky Naveader lit neaw TEN PER CENT U iU m quality to better suit Cheney’s with hla wife, the former LucUle St. are non-English speaking voters the attorneys from both sides and Conw aM onr Indian Com, Bitlerawcet, Fall Flowers U Ike m u i n eat at repUreJ ky ike Stale Slalate manufacturing process, ’Thomp­ Murphey. Both are Manchester A 1963 graduate of Manchester in all but the moat Insignificant ruled that the case must go to Aimngensenl... son noted. natives. Mrs. Murphey was born High School, be received an AB amounts,” said Jones. REAL ESTATE NEED NOT K DECLARED court. A date for the hearing is on tbe street where th ^ live. The In mathematics from Boston Mis. Chaffer sent copies of 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 expected to be set within the next couple has two married College in 1968 and a law in Jone’s letter to all registars of FREE Delivery ft Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. Edgar E. lelltvUlc, Aaaewar two weeks. daughters and three degree June 1972 from tbe voters. Recreation BLUEJAY PBOBLKM POR’TLAND, Ore. (AP) - grandiildren. University of Connecticut School The Hebron and Andover Repeat Portland policeman Larry M ^ n e y is a member of tbe of Law. He formerly was Recreation Commissions are M isses’ of a Straub says bluejays are K nl^ts of Columbus, tbe Elks employed as a program amdyst at sponsoring a free workshop for Sellout! destroying his house. and the Bristish American Gub, United Aircraft Research coin collectors and other in­ “The Straub, who has filbert trees is an incorporator of Manchester Laboratories, East Hartford. terested persons Saturday from Long in his yard, says lays grip nuts Memorial Hospital, member of He has a private air pilot’s 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Rham High in their claws and brat on them the Manchester Charter Revision license and is a member of tbe School. Dress” with their beaks while Connecticut Valley Flyers and balancing on his roofbeams. In Commission, and head of the People of all ages are en­ Men’s West Side Oldtimers. the Aircraft Owners and Pilots couraged to bring in their collec­ so doing, they brat the shingles off his house. The last rain In tbe General Assembly, be is Association. Can runaway tions as it is hoped that this may Alaskan - 7 - '< clerk of the appropriations com­ encourage others to take up the washed so many nuts off his roof that his drainpipes mittee and is on the human rights WHALE FOR MUSEUM hobby and provide opportunities Flannel clogged. and opportunities committee, CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) for exchange of information state and urban affairs com- — A baby pigmy sperm whale prices be stopped? among established collectors. .mittee, and labor and industrial swam up Beach Inlet and On Sunday, the Adult Music Longtail 12S? LOSE UGLY FAT relations committee. beached itself recently on the Appreciation group of Andover Shirts atari losing wslghl today OR lower end of the Isle of Palms. invites Hebron re^dents to at­ MONBY BACK. HONADEX !• a Uny DOUBLE CHECK Wildlife officials decided UMol lhal will hdp curb your do- that the whale was too badly tend its next session when its •Iro lor txeoM looA Eal l«u-wolgh SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. guest will be Roger Murtha, who Sizzling way to look for that low. Conlalns no dangoroua drugs (AP) — A motorist who had injured to be saved and had it teaches trumpet at the Hartt big evening out. or playing and wHI not maka you narvous. No paid a speeding fine with a put to sleep by a local the glamourous hostess! alranuoua txarclao. Change yourlUt check that bounced was veterinarian. Its skeleton will College and who plays in the We show two from a collec­ . . . atari today. MONAOEX costs. be donated to the Charleston Hartford Symphony. S3.00 tor a 20 day supply and t t M arrested and appeared before tion of sleeveless and long lor twica tha amounL Low ugly lal Museum. Murtha will give the sleeve styles, deft Misses’ Judge Tom Dandurand. Love those bold plaids in or your monay will bo rtfundod with Judge Dandurand said he Yes, but strong action is shapings, leggy slits. 5-13, background of the trumpet and brushed cotton. Wear them no qussllons ashad by: was inclined to be lenient if the ELMIRA, N.Y. (AP) - demonstrate the instrument. 10-20, 14-1/2-24-1/2. in or out. The seasons hot' Long Gordon Kirton has a bug for style. S, M, L, XL. Li(|stl RsutI Pirksdt Drug man could pay- the fine This session will be held from 3 Famous Pequot 404HiddlsTpkt.Wsst immediately. “Yes, sir," said buggies. He has a collection of to 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Robes the defendant, reaching for his 13 antique buggies, surreys needed, and needed now! Hail Ordsn FUM Mrs. Brenton Crane, Jurovaty No-Iron Percale Sheets Men’s Famous Big Yank checklxM^. There was no deal. and cutters. Rd., Andover and a small admis­ Long Half Slips sion fee will be charged. Corduroy Flare Jeans Twin Flat Tremendous CONN. SALVACE CO., INC. ALIAS THE Tag Sale and Fitted Savings! Ihe Junior Women’s Club of Reg. 3.49 Tailored midwales and Antron" and Antron/nylon Nylon or cotton quilt, also Hebron is sponsoring a tag sale blend, tailored or lace ribless in brown, wine, GLORIOUS EMPORIUM Nov. 4 from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in loden, gold. Patch pockets, fleece. Wide selection in I Full Flat or Fitted, Reg. 4.49...... 3.77 trimmed. White, black, sizes 10 to 18, 38 to 44. front of the Hebron General Rag. 3.99 big loops. Pillowcases, Reg. 2.49 Pkg. ol 2...... 1.97 beige; S. M. L. CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD Store on Rt. 66. In case of rain, Luxury blend of polyester/cotton. Sillry smooth 180 the sale will be held the following thread count percale In sparkling white day. & PINE ST., MANCHESTER ~ 649-7782 I • . - s\ 1/2 Price Persons wishing to donate ar­ ■;i -- Boys’ ticles, such as clothing, furniture Sale! t Bell or dishes, are requested to con­ I'M'' Sleeve Hi Neighbor! tact Mrs. Ann Yesse, London Ir, ■<1 I'l ■ I /. Because of the nature of this ad, we should entitle it Rd., or Mrs. Janis Preli, Hall Rd. A Sport Hie Club wiU pick up any bulky 1 % Shirts items. 3 i; e “THE NAKED TRUTH’’ Proceeds of t^is sale will 6 benefit various community ac­ • BARE FACT.1: tivities sponsored by the Club. Reg. The casual atmosphere, the congenial employees, the These include the annual Rham 2.99 complimentary refreshments may appear to the casual High School scholarship fund, observer as the outward trappings of simple, homeqiun materials for the elementary No-iron poly/colton merchants who really don’t care if you buy anything or schools and parties for the senior Doubleknit Misses’ Suede and solids and prints not as long as you eqjoy younelf. Don’t kid younelff We citizens. M isses’ Sizes 8 to 18 Misses’ Half Slips care! Cocktail Party Acrylic^ Slacks Leather Handbags The Republican party is spon- with Matching Bikinis BARE FACT .2: Permanent Press Thermal Lined Boys’ Neither we nor our merchandise are 100% perfect. Because the merchandise Is not 100% perfect, we sell it Avisco* Rayon Floral Drapes Jeans Our Our cheap, and because we are not 100% p ^ect, we try extra hard to make up for our shortcomings . . . We o ffe a New York Bar FantaaUc Reg. Reg. 50”x63' 6.99 3.99 Marvelous non-cling Antron stronge guarantee (satisfaction—or your money back . . . Reg. 7.99 Value! All cotton 11- To Offer Own 1/4 oz. bull III nylon. Solid colors and no strings!!) Cleverly darted for good fit. pretty prints. S, M. L. stitched crease; proportioned Solid or multi-colored: shoulder denim. Assorted Reg. No-Fault Plan straps, pouches and lop handles. colors, 8 to 18. 3.99 BARE FACT .3: a 5 0 ’'x84 ', Our Reg. 8.99...... 7.70 ,6; 16, 10-18, 12-20. NEW YORK (AP) - The New We run a bargain store. We think it’s the best bargain Thermal loam lining keeps out winter cold, store In New England. We check . . . re-check . . . and York Trial Lawyers Association heat Machine wash. Red. gold, blue. announced Wednesday that it is Infants’ & Toddlers’ Girls’ Nylon double check . . . to be sure that every item b a genuine, A visco ' is a TM of FMC Corp. Fantastic bona-fide "good-enough-t-brag-about” bargain. We’re dropping its opposition to the no­ Stretch Sets Savings! fault insurance concept, and will Jean Jamboree sure that every single price (we’ve got 14,931 different items—you’re welcome to count them if you don’t believe Bill Cotier's strong protest to President Nixon last winter in­ offer a plan of its own to the state it) b the lowest price in all New England. If we goofed .. sisting that he correct the failure ot his administration lo halt legislature. rising food prices, was among the first and most torcelul, and "The plan that we will M isses’ If you find tbe same Item for less money . . . we’U Our o[ appreebte the information and refund more than the prompted many more Congressmen into action. This protest propose,” said association presi­ caused the administration lo conironi maior food suppliers Reg. Body difference. dent Melvin Block, “is one that 1.49 and resulted in lower food prices, it only temporarily. will permit the consumer to be Suits BARE FACT .4: compensated for out-of-pocket Regular,and brushed denim in In order to save a lot, you have to suffer a little! Like losses on a no-fault basis, yet still solids and prints Sizes lor in­ striped turtle neck lops with matching nylon stretch pants no credit cards or charge accounb. . . no matter who you "A sk any wage earner and his wife what they think allow him to sue for general fants and toddlers Many styles, 7-14 are or who you know . . . and no free delivery . . . and of the wage and price control program. He will tell damages for his bodily injuries sometimes you have to crawl over cartons or squeeze you his wages are controlled and she will tell you rather than just reimbursement n through narrow ables, so don’t wear your best clothes. for out-of-pocket expenses.” ' Rag. the prices she pays tor food, electricity, telephone, Infants’ Girls’ Wear Dated 3.99 rent and a host ot other items are not controlled. Block estimated the Girls’ Cardigans B A R E FACT. 5: association’s plan would lead to a Sleep & Playwear Panty Tights Wide Lace Border Tablecloths and Pullovers Great selection in many Since we deal only In bankrupt Inventoriea, railroad salvage, fire stock, cloteoub. Irregulars . . . no “Figures from the Price Commission and Pay Board reduction in the cost of insurance regular merchandise at regular prices! . . . we don’t always have exactly what you want In the size and substantiate the charge that the-Republican’s ’’New by 55.8 per cent in New York styles and fabrics. In­ RE-ELECT Great cluding the new layered color you vrant when you want it, but when we do, the price b really right!. . . and when we don’t, buy Economic Policy" has done little to halt inflation but City, and 43.4 per cent elsewhere 54"x70" Special! Our look. something ebe. ^ in the state. Reg. 5.99 has been very successful in freezing the wages of Reg. millions ot workers. 2.59 Thin weekend we expect to have lots of new goodies and here is my 100% Wosh That SMOG ^ • 60”x90 ", Our Rag. 7.99...... 6.77 One and two piece sets in com­ Very special purchase - we pass incomplete listing: “I have continually objected to the Republican ad­ • 60 ”x104'’. Our Reg. 9.99...... 8.77 fortable terry and brushed fab­ the savings on to you' Warm knit Opaque tights in new Fall colors: ministration’s unfair approach to wage-price con­ Right Outa Your Eyesi • 67" Round, Our Reg. 6.99...... 9-J7 rics. sweaters. 7-14, lull foot, sizes to 14. Guaranteed! • Napkins, Bag. 3.47 Pkg. ot 4 ...... 2.97 Girl’s Room Furniture Stereo School Supplies trols. I have recommended action that should be La A A O p tlK i Televblon 8-Track Tapes taken to roll back the astronomical rise in food Permanent press, soil release treated. 65% Misses’ Vinyl & Fabric Slipper ■y Leading Table Padding COTTER costs, curb the automatic approval ot utility rate in­ polyester, 35% cotton. White, gold avocado, melon. Men’s Work Shoes Amsridan Ladiea’ C ro m p ^ Corduroys Commodes 3-pc. Salad Seta YOUR CONGRESSMAN by Cadar Craat Manulsctursi Ladles’ FlanndiShlrts Men’s Ties Imported Lamps creases averaging 10 percent or more. EYE Joanna Shirts WASH Polyester Bed Pillows Rag. Bikini Underwear Sets Records “I have iztoisted that the American consumer be to Mare Train Sets Swim Caps Car Floor Mats given thetsame break the Republican Administra­ Standard 21 ' x27" cut size in $ 2 10.99 7 8 8 8 » * corded floral ticking. Non-allergenic. Cocktail Tables Bedding Crib Bumpers Paid lor by the Commillee to re-elect Congressman Bill Colter Natural rough hide upper. tion is giving big business. Ladles Ann Klein. Conrad J Kronholm. Jr , Co-Chairmen Accasaory Imported and do­ Flex weld oil resistant "It the Administration continues to ignore inflation, LAVOPTIK Medicinal Eye Wash Pequot Denim Bedspreads Dapl. mestic: all misses' rubber sole & heel; 7-12; Plus children’s car seaU, iboei and boob, gadgeb, toya and hundreds of things I can’t remember. So then I will lead tin effort in Congress to write strong soothes away smog, pollution and Rag. to sizes: 7 colors. medium & wide. Misses’ Wonderlon’ Panty Hose come enjoy the delldoiu complimentary coffee while you look. My wife layt, "Don’t forget your irriuiion. Used daily, your eyes All cotton in blue or go|d with ' ■■ ' legislation to combat it” can fight the discomfort of air- contrast braid trim. Twin or full size 10?99 7*7 wallet!” flUed smog more effectively with B a M B M B a E OfOB BX- LAVOPTIK'S gentle eyecup action. Corduroy Winter Weight Comforter Wonderlon,® premium ■AlWfilfo Boim i nu- Insist on LAVOPTIK, with eyecup 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. SALE: Thurs. thru Sate I yarns tor the ulllmale In OiAi» u te a aa« Bamna- Vote Democrat Pull 2nd Lever |ncluded^Saveat^^^______^^ Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 ajn. lo 9:30 p.m. lit and laahlon. One alze DATC M «• a. WB m m n a Print top. solid back with ^ MANCHESTER fita alll Autumn shades. ShOR Rita Drug polyester fill. 72 " x 84 " qut size » 1 2 * ® tat. 0 a.m. lo 9:30 p.m. UMfl 517 E. Middle Tpka. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetter, Conn., Thuri., Oct. 26,1972- PAGETHIItnBtW PAPE TW ELV E- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn.. Thun... Oct. 26.1972 Peace Settlement Obituary Do-It-Yourself Unfettered Parkade Vandalism They Seek SPEBSQSylt Title Local I Iran Pane One) the North Vietnamese agreed,, Ernest A. Florence Nipw Put at $7,800 to—a modified timetable calling Debate Planned BY BETTY RYDER attorney, of Tulu, Okla , and a u d lign the agreement on Oct. 31 VERNON - Ernest A. (Continued from Page One) for the bombing to end Oct. 31, (Herald Reporter) staunch supporter, Rupert I. In order to end the war and Florence, 56, of Miami, Fla., (Continued from Page One) the Nixon tapes and film clips for The retail value of items van- Manchester Police Issued sum­ the Hanoi initialling on Oct. 22 “Only a roee I give you” are the Hall, an Investment man, alio reatore peace In Vietnam,” the formerly of Hartford, father of the quasi-delMite. the town clerk should be a|>- daliaed Monday at W.T. Grant monses Wednesday to: and the Paris signing on Oct. 30. lyrici of one of their lelec- from Tulsa. Twenty-six men I« statement said. James Florence and Kenneth former Chief Justice (Earl) McGovern said he did not know pointed because it is an ad- Co. at the Manchester Parkade is Mark 0. Irving, 22, of Jewett Then on Oct. 20, the second day tloni.....but the Silk City (3ioruf attended the first meeting and Hanoi ridiculed the “ciaim of Florence, both of Vernon, died Warren to head up an Impartial when the program would be mlnlstraUve, not a policy-making, nearly |4,000, Manchester Police aty, charged with failure to of Kissinger’s negotiations in of Mancheater gives much more today the Society has more than io«aUed diffculties in Saigon," Oct. 20, at Jackson Memorial Investigation and the results shown. position; tho charter should reported today. Damages renew r^tratlon. Court date Saigon with *911100, the United to all those fortunate enough to 675 chapters with over 30,000 calling it "simply an eicuse Hospital, Miami. ought to be known before elec­ The format had McGovern provide for recall of officials If reported at six other Parkade Nov. 13. . States asked for the timetable to be within hearing range of their members, the largest organized which the U.S. dde irarrows to Bom in Meriden, he lived in tion day ... responding extemoraneously to such action Is legal undor state stores amounted to about 93.300. Jack Spector, 19, of 131E be delayed again, with the final melodious voices. all-male singing society in the postpone ^ e realisation of those the Hartford area most of his life "I’m not posing here as a Nixon's statements on the war, statute; council members should Manchester Police detectives Hilliard St., charged with failure signing scheduled for Oct. 31, and The 48-member chorui, com­ wwld. matters on which the United before moving to Florida IS years saint,” he said. "But I’m not the economy and other Issues. no^ be paid but should be are continuing to investigate the to carry license and reglstraUon. Hanoi/agreed. But on Oct 23, prised of 21 Manchester men and They say that behind every States has already given its ago. He was a member of the going to permit the White House McGovern said the Nixon films provided with a stipend for ex­ vandalism, which occurred in Court date Nov. 16. while Kissinger and Thieu were 27 from nine area towns and successful num there’s a woman, promise." Teamsters Union, Local 671 for to controlled by special in­ were chosen in an effort to fairly penses; and no citizen, even if he mld-aftemoon Monday. Walter Bradley, 63, of 47 still negotiating, the United dtlea, tz a chapter of the Society and the members of the Silk Qty more than 30 years. terests, I’m not going to engage in represent the President’s is employed by the municipality, Detective Capt. Joseph Sartor Tereia Rd., charged ^ th The North Vietnamese statef- States again backed off, for the Preservation and En­ Chorus are no exception. Other survivors are his wife, a wiretapping, sabotage, political positions. "We leaned over should be prohibited from run­ said he is keeping in touch with operating a motor vehicle while ment gave this account of the “claiming that it was having dif­ couragement of Barber Shop daughter, two sisters, and seven tricks.” backwards not to pick things that ning for political office. Bauer police in Vernon and Enfield, under the Influence of liquor on recent peace negotiations ficulties in Saigon” and asked for (Quartet Singing in America, Inc., grandchildren. McGovern said he cannot un­ make him look bad," he ^ d . qualified his agreement on the where similar incidents have Summit St. Court date Nov. 13. Hanoi submitted its proposal further discussions. and was chartered in December F^meral services were held derstand why Nixon "doesn’t feel McGovern was to campaign last by saying that a person for a cease-fire and election of a been reported this Week. 1963. The chapter is one of 14 Tuesday in Miami. Burial was in some moral obligation” to tell later today at the University of should not be a candidate for a The damages done at Parkade coalltcon government to chapters that comprise Division Vista Park Cemetery, Miami. the American people what has Iowa, in Ames, then in Sacramen­ position that has Jurisdiction over stores Monday Involved slashing The wives of many of the Kissinger in F^tris on Oct 8, wrhen m of SPEBS()SA’s Northeastern really happened. And, as he does to, Calif. the department in which he is of clothing and furniture with HOMELIjri members formed an auzlUaiy the American began five days , . District. All Division III chapters almost daily, he challenged Nixon In Detroit, McGovern dealt employed. razor blades, and spilling of paint about a year ago and currently secret talks with Le Due Tho of P o l l O E D l d e m i C Mrs. Theresa L. Grust are located in Connecticut. to face-to-face debate.- again with the Issue of school or ink on clothing and rugs, police NEW X U have 23 m em bm . The auxiliary the North Vietnamese Politburo. ^ , j . SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Because of his experience as a Directed by Vincent A. Zito of “Well, you know that isn’t busing for racial balance, a domi­ said. meeta once a month either to The United States indicated its U e G l a r e d A t Theresa Latwinanska Grust, 88, former member of the Danbury CHAINSAW 240 Woodbridge St., who also going to happen," said the inter­ nant one in the Micigan cam­ Approximate values of someone’s home or at a local satisfaction with the proposal and of 30 Griffin Rd., widow of Board of Education, Arcanti said directs Mountain Laurel Chapter viewer, Lou Gordon of Detroit’s paign. damaged goods at the seven supermarket to plan their par- agreed to this tim ^ b le; bom- Daycroft School Adolph Grust, died Wednesday at that he favors a separate school of Sweet Adelines, Hartford, the WKBD. “Would you settle for a “There isn’t anything either Parkade stores, according to MAKES CUTTHIB tidpatlon to the chorus activities. bidg of North Vietnam to stop her home. budget. chorus is currently preparing for Director Vin Zitb'z expretsionz each call for some apecial vocal shading from the chorus. news conference?" Mr. Nixon or 1 can do about that police, are: Reports are that when the Oct. 18, representatives of the GREENWICH (AP) - A poUo She was bom in Poland, and He also opposes advisory TWCE-AS-EASY competition against 26 other “It would be better than issue here in Michigan,’’ he said. Butterfield’s department store group won the competition two sides to initial the peace epidemic was declared by federal lived in the Hartford area many referendums b^ause they en­ choruses from the Northeast and nothing at all,’’ McGovern said. McGovern said busing is a matter — leather coats, 91,400. among sUite chapters this past agreement in Hanoi on Oct. 19 official today at Daycroft School, years. She was a member of St. courage “cop-outs," and “could FXCLUSlVt TWIN TRIGGTR parts of Canada Saturday in 'T d at least like to see what be for the courts, not the President, W.T. Grant Co. — furniture and sprtog, it was their loyal ladles and Secretary of State William P. where a number of students Cyril and Methodius Church in result in holding one every . DUAL CONTROLSYSTFM Montreal. icoks like again.” to settle. clothing, 93,940. who brought the first smile to Rogers and Foreign Minister hadn’t been immunized against Hartford. week.” The determined members, all McGovern’s television adviser, At a rally at a suburban high Davidson 4 Leventhal Inc. — their faces by cheering when the Nguyen Duy Trlnh of North Viet­ the disease for religious reasons. Suvivors are a son, Stanley Arcanti also went on record in in good voice, have been on dou­ Charles Guggenheim, assembled school, McGovern repeated a fur coats, 9800. FRONT curtain opened on th ^ perfor­ nam to sign it in Paris on Oct. 26. “We have to declare a polio Grust of South Windsor, 2 opposition to two other actions: ble rehearsals, Monday and pledge that the first Supreme King’s Department Store — t r ig g e r mance. On Oct. 11, Kissinger’s fourth epidemic with our preliminary daughters, Mrs. Joseph Shary of Restricting a mayor to the Wednesday nights, at either the Court appointment he would coats, 9350. Headed by Dot Franz of day in Paris, he proposed—and information,” said Dr. Dweayne South Windsor and Mrs. F^ul number of terms for which he For easier Army 4 Navy Gub or the KofC make as presient would go to a Martin Ltd. — men’s coats, Bolton, the auxiliary was In­ Andrews, of the U.S. Health Ser­ Bielski of Manchester; eight can run, and the policy of a new control Home. woman. 3900. In close strumental in getting the chorus vice’s Center for Disease Control grandchildren and a great­ mayor “cleaning house.’’ „ , „ , . , Their serious, nimble-footed Wanted: Ope Sear’s Department Store — quarters to change to the new, bright in Atlanta, Ga. grandchild. Elaborating on the latter, he said n o b ert Staiger, president director, while adding spurts of uniforms they will wear for the P e r s o n a l Notice Funeral services will be held Lamplighter clothing, rugs and furniture, 3120. and tricky that the mayor should be limited humor to each rehearsal, first time in Montreal. The ascots Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at the Treasure City Department angles. /uidrews said polio has been to changing three or four key manages to extract vocally just they will sport were made by the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Apartment Store — clothing, 3625. In M emoriam confirmed in tluee youngster, YORKTOWN, Va. (AP) - The people, and all others should be the sound he is listening for, and auxiliary from material they and has been clinically diagnosed Main St., East Hartford, with a Virginia Electric 4 Power under Qvil Service. puts it all together \^th great 0>. In other Manchester Police ac­ purchased witbrtheir dues. In loving memory of Peter Joseph Reed, in eight others. In addition, he funeral Mass at St. Cyril and was to undertake the task today aplomb. Fire Laid tivity, Edward S. Adamy, 46, of who pUMd awiy October 28, 1987 said, five students, who were Methodius Church at 9:30. Burial of disconnecting the 34 street On the first point of these two, 31 E. Maple St., was charged The Silk C3ty Chorus, whose Always a silent heartache. suspected of having the highly will be in Mt. St. Benedict lights here, one by one, because Arcanti commented that a To Arson Wednesday with evading respon­ members vary to age and occupa­ Many a silent tear. Infectious disease, were sent to Cemetery, Bloomfield. Friends Yorktown hasn’t paid its electric manager might satisfy 50,000 peo­ But always a beautiful memory sibility and improper passing. tion, share a common love, ttot Of the one we loved so dear. their homes out of state before may call at the funeral' home NEW HAVEN (AP) - An ple but not a handful of council bill for four months. Police said his car struck a car of musical harmony. Wholesome the polio cases were reported. tonight from 7 to 9 and FYiday York County Administrator apartment house fire that took members. Bauer added that a It’s all eyes on the director, as God gave us strength to bear it. driven by Anthony Gentiluomo, fun and good fellowship, com­ And courage to face the blow. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. William P. Larew asked the utili­ one life and injured five persons few years ago, the average they lament musically that 30, of 591 Vernon St. Adamy bined with the thrills of four-part But what it meant to lose you. B. Cobby Crisler, president of ty company to discontinue ser­ Oct. 13 was started by an arsonist, tenure of a manager in the coun­ “Somebody Stole My (3al,” or No one will ever know. allegedly left the accident scene, vocal harmony, are their bond. the school, said an innoculization vice because of the overdue bill. a fire marshal said Wednesday. try was 6(4 years, slightly higher REAR TRIGGER add a toe-tapping rendition of at Center St. near Victoria Rd., Throughout the years, they Sadly missed. program was being carried out In the past the bill has been Investigators found signs that in Connecticut. Makes faster work "Cross That MMon-Dlxon Line.” Mom, Dad, without stopping. have contributed their talent and today, in which those of the 130 paid by the town trustees, but last someone had thrown a highly of cutting A few smiles cross their faces, brother and sister No injuries were reported. monies to benefit community and student body who have not been April they informed the county flammable liquid on the sUirway firewood as the director lets cry with a "hit To a question from David Damage to both cars was minor, national charitable projects. immunized were being vac­ they no longer would pay it. of the wooden building. Fire or lumber.. me” as he searches for a “cer­ Searchers Odegard about why the logic of police said. In Memoriam cinated. llie trustees said the county Marshal Thomas F. Lyden said. tain” sound, or when he stops appointing, rather than electing, Court date is Nov. 6. Crisler said that the private should pay the bill, since it now “The speed with which the fire the community’s chief official has completely and says, In loving nwnroiy of Peter Reed who Continue receives what formerly was spread indicates it had to be “Gentlemen, what happened?” pined away October 28, 1967. boarding school is not affiliated broken down at the local level, Carroll M. Maddox, 38, of Yorktown's share of Alcoholic supported by an outside agent,” V. Then, of course, there is the with any church, but that it Arcanti answered, “I believe in South Glastonbury, was treated The Silk Qty Qiorus, in new uniforms, gets in filial rehearsal before Montreal trip Always a silent heartache. Efforts Beverage Control Board funds — he added. shattering blow, when he adds, Many a silent tear. “serves young people who are sticking close to the Constitution and released from Manchester used to pay the light bill. The body of Clarence Woods, “you’re never gonna make it.” Saturday, on stage in Montreal, But always a beautiful memory. Christian Scientists.” at all levels." Bauer called atten­ Memorial Hospital Wednesday Of the one we loved so dear. In a recent census, Yorktown— 21, was found in a second-floor ^ t , when they put it all together, they will have traded their casual ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - tion to the fact that the for injuries suffered in an 11 a.m. The policy of both the church an unincorporated town — wasn’t bedroom after the fire had been they know from the look on his sports clothes for resplendent God p v e us strength to bear it. Two RF4C phantom recon­ municipality has already been accident on S. Main St. And courage to fan the blow. and the school, he said, is to obey mentioned as a separate enti^. extinguished. face that he is pleased, and that orange suits with colorful coot- But what it meant to lose you. naissance planes were to com­ stripped of one branch, the Police said the Maddox car was oalf the law. But he said that vac­ For that reason it lost its eligibili­ A woman and her two children the sound of harmony coming dinated ascots, as they vie for the No one will ever know. plete a photographic mission judicial. “I just know when in collision with a vehicle owned Sug(cit*d Ratill Prici cinations were generally not ty for ABC funds, which total were hurt when they jumped to forth from 48 dedicate men is coveted title for which they have today over the southern end of something works,” he concluded, by ETarl ETverett of 168 S. Main St. TM Tradamark of Homallta, Sadly missed, made in cases where they were safety from a second-floor porch just what he was waiting for. rehearsed so hard. Grandiru, Grandpa, the primary area being searched about 38,000 a year. “but I am not prepared to discuss Investigation was incomplete this a dlvlflon of Taxtron Inc. Aunts and Uncles not required by law. and two other residents also suf­ 1^ Robert Staiger of 31 Belden Win, lose or draw, Manchester for a missing light airplane the philosophy behind it.” fered injuries during the fire. morning. Rd., South Windsor, is this year’s should be proud of the Silk City carrying House Democratic ...... v.-.v...... wg Leajgj jjgjg Boggs and three president, with Robert J. Chonu, not only for its titled ______other benoBs McGovern'^ s L Morrissey of 230A New State Rd., accomplishments, but for the Advoc^lftie^ Stronger Wiretap Law EQUIPMENT Manchester, vice president. muslcd pleasure it has brou^t EEKEND SPECI AL|. ROUTE 83 VERNON Richard F. Anton of 171 Brent to so many over the past several Itinerary Rd., Manchester, assistant direc­ years. CASH & CARRY 'fruitless lO-day search for the need money to feed their expen­ concern foT" citzens, young and A strong wiretap tor, directs the group in Zito’s Their dedication is pretty well plane missing since Oct. 16 on a sive habit. old, and if we are to be looked up Announced more organized pursuit of the absence, and “pitches” in with summed up in the lyrics of one of flight from Anchorage to “Swifter and stiffer penalties to by other states as a leader in Open. mon. • Thurz. 8-5 Sweetheart Q7 drug and criminal element will be his pitch pipe to get the chorus their songs, “If I could write a Juneau. for pushers and more rehabilita­ these fields of human need,’’ Fri. 8-9, S at 8-4 HARTFORD (AP) - pursued by Thomas Camithers, off on the right “note.” song, and get the world to sing Air Force Maj. Henry Stocker, tion centers for addicts would advised Carruthers. George Burger dozen McGovern campaign head­ Republican candidate for senator The SPEBSQSA, Inc. began in along, what a wonderful world Roses search coordinator, said it’s “a help not only in terms of human quarters today announced the from the 35th District according 1938 by Owen Clifton Cash, tax this would be.” possibility, an assumption” that suffering, but save millions in tax following schedule for Sen. to a statement issued by And while that wish may never ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS the missing Cessna 310 cs in the dollars,” Carruthers said. He George McGovern’s visit to Camithers, today. become a reality, surely they CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD—FLORA-MIR Sitka area. Stocker said the two added that a strong court- Connecticut Sunday and Monday: Carrutbers termed the in­ have lifted the spirits and brought CHOCOLA'TES GIFT WRAPPED. jets photographed 75 per cent of authorized wiretapping law is a Catholic Burial SUNDAY creasing use of drugs in (^nnec- Herald photos by Buceivicius, Pinto a hum to the Ups of all who have the southern portion Wednesday. key factor in controlling drugs 4:15 p.m.-Arrive Bradley Inter- ticut one of the most serious and I Saint James Cemetery heard them. Aboard the missing plane and crime. Robert Morrissey, vice president natiomd Airport. tragic problems facing the state. Silk Qty Chorus good luck. William Trinks Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. wereBoggs, 58: Nick Begich, 40, 4:30-5:15 p.m.-En route WTIC- While noting that the cost of drug Carruthers said Connecticut’s g 368 Broad Street Alafka’s only House member; wiretap law, being very weak, is Manchester, Connecticut 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD TV studios in Hartford. addiction in terms of human suf­ Russell L. ^ w n , 37, a Begich 6-7 p.m.-Three-state telethon; fering and degradation is im­ almost useless for crime detec­ TEL. 528-9586 aide; and the pilot, Don E. Jonz, callers can speak directly to measurable, Carruthers ex­ tion and creates a haven in this Consider the advantages of buying in advance. 38, of Fairbanks. McGovern. plained that the economic loss state from which underworld You and your fam ily can discuss your preference Broadcasters Name Officers OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS Stocker said Jonz was known to 7:25 p.m.-En route to Bradley. traced to drug-related crime in leaders may direct and control sensibly, unemotionally, together. Endowed have used Sitka as an alternative drug traffic and other criminal South Windsor 8:05 p.m.-Leave for this state far exceeds 32 million g: care is included in the price of every lot. Terms MIDDLEBURY (AP) - Ray Robert Ardrey of WWCO, ■.-.•.•.-.-.-.-Si?:® landing site several times when activities in this and surrounding Middlebury for a one year term. Providence, R.I. weekly. He said that law enforce­ g can be arranged. Why put it off? Colinari, vice president and bad weather prevented landings MONDAY ment agencies have estimated states. general manager of radio station Other officers elected today 1 ^ % Phone M r. McKernan at Juneau. The weather around ll:10a.m.-Arrive Bradley. that 70 per cent of all purse "A more organized pursuit of . WICC in Bridgeport, was were Vice President N. Thomas Hornish Reviews Results REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Juneau was foggy with a heavy 11:30 a.m.-En route to snatching, mugging and shoplif­ our drug and criminal element is i§ M r. Higgins 643-6713 Wednesday elected president of Eaton, WTIC; Secretary- overcast on the day the plane Constitution Plaza, downtoWn ting is committed by addicts who a must for the citizens of Connec­ the Connecticut Broadcasters’ Treasurer John Palmer of disappeared. Hartford. ticut if we are to maintain our Association. The CBA, meeting in WHNB-TV and Assistant Of Talks With Citizens WAREHOUSE SALE FOR PROBATE JUDGE Stocker, head of the Rescue Secretary-Treasurer Albert Noon-12:45 p.m.-Rally on the Middlebury at Its annual conven­ flow and for individual safety. Coordination Center at Elmen- Pellegrino of WKCI. ’This week’s Thursday Night property for recreation and open plaza. tion, n am ^ CoUnari to succeed Hornish said he was also a^ed space use. DISTRICT of MANCHESTER dorf Air Force Base near 12:45 p.m.-Depart for Bradley Denies FBI Qtizens Office Hours, held by Anchorage, said 47 aircraft Town Councilman Robert Hor­ to look into having sidewalks Hornish was successful in get­ 10 D A Y S O N L Y 2 p.m.-Leave Bradley. searched Wednesday and Muzzled nish to hear opinions and com­ installed in the Berle Rd. area or ting a stop sign at the comer of reported "no sightings, no in­ plaints of residents, has been a timetable for that project put Hilton Dr. and Pleasant Valley ATTORNEY d e n ts , no reports.” MIAMI (AP) — Acting FBI rescheduled for Nov. 2. Tonight, into effect. Rd. after the matter was brought Meanwhile, the Coast Guard in Director L. Patrick Gray said the League of Women Voters will Most of the requests were for a to his attention. Hornish wrote to Juneau reported it was sending You will have no trouble today the White House had not T.WOOD hold the annual “Meet the Can­ municipal trash collection for the Police Qiief John Kerrigan and R O N JA C O B S its rescue aircraft back to the starting that new bottle of muzzled his agency on the didates" night at 8 p.m. in the town, Hornish said, and a request complained of the busy traffic Annette Island Air Station, where ketchup if ygu stick a soda Watergate case and said any LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET Town Hall. was made to expand land flow near the town recreational straw through the bottle neck suggestion the FBI was in collu­ VILLAGE purchases to include land park. The sign was installed Oct. they normally are based, from a temporary base in Juneau. to let air in. sion with the White House was At the Nov. 2 meeting, Hornish bordering Orchard Hill School 16, he said. “smelly fish ” Fancy Grade "A" Fresh has planned to have with him We Speak Mrs. Bemise Kemick from the Sewer Commission and David BLEMISHES Cohen from the. Board of Educa­ WHILE THEY LAST... ABSENTEE VOTING Baby talk! tion to answer last-minute lb questions on the two referendum the fuel th ief questions to be voted on Nov. 7, Our infants' — the 31.9 milUon high school Requirements departm ent has addition and the 32.5 milUon 4. ; l- FOWL everything for sanitary sewer Une extension. n... n babies ... from ^Absence from the State during voting hours on November 7th. Thus far, Hornish said, his of­ A (6 a.m . to 8 p.m .) birth 'til they fice hours have not been what he toddle up to our n had expected, but the subject EXTRA LEAN-FRESHGROUND ^U.S.D.A. Choice •Absence from Manchester during voting hours as a student in a : ’ matter and attitudes of the peo­ W ITH ZONOLITE ATTIC INSULATION Conttr Cut Block c h ild r e n 's O u lB I college, university, nurses’ training school or institution of higher NOT PRE-PACKAGED ple have been exceptional. department. learning within the State or spouse of such student. In itemizing the discussions, )*J»’ATLAS . . . cut your home heating costs Free-flowing ZONOLITE is easy Chuck Ground» 89* I Chuck Roast ib89* Hornish said a request was made as much as 40% ! to install. Just open the bag, pour •Absence from Manchester during voting hours because of member­ i"! for lighting at'the present tennis WEATHEBGARD mV and level it between attic joists ship in a religious community. Complete Layettes courts and for more playing The fuel thief Is poor attic insu-- -rig h t over the old matted-down. fields. lation! He steals h^at from your Inefficient insulation and around •Illness or physical disability and unable to vote in person at Our Own Cured Brisket I Large Meaty Christening Dresses SIZE FED. TAX BLACK WHITEWALL home, through the celling above uprights. the polls. In the area of zoning, Hornish E 78x14 S.24 20.85 22.05 you. ZONOLITE doesn't irritate the CORNED BEEF Ib 95^ I chicken Breasts ib.69^ Toys and Gifts said persons asked for "No more F 78x14 2.30 21.50 23.50 You can stop him yourself with skin. Rotproof, verminproof. Odor­ •Member of Armed Forces, spouse or dependent of such member. apartments to be built until the G 78x14 2.56 23.50 25.50 ZONOLITE* ATTIC INSULATION. less, Won’t burn. You get maxi­ Head Cut I Fresh Frozen (Basic & Unique) present apartments can be G 78x15 2.63 23.50 25.50 ZONOLITE keeps heat In, cold out mum thermal efficiency year evaluated according to the im­ H 78x15 2.81 25.00 27.05 —maintains an effective thermal after year. To the REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE, barrier that prevents costly heat Start saving today. Call or Andrews Building. 57 East Center Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 PERSONALIZED pact they have on the town." from escaping. write for free estimate. IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST ATTENTION and Also asked for were signs 25 GALLONS OF Free depicting a map of the area to be^ FREE! GASOLINE Ple i.se arrange ABSENTEE BALLOT for; LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF BEEF - SAVE im HONon Gift Wrapping rezoned or projected building Voter’s N a m e ...... AND EAT LIKE A KINGI o f c o u r s e ______plans with the date of the public with purchase of 2 tires $ 1 4 » ' w iiiSmtiwsw j iiearing on the sign included. He VOTE. A d d ress...... T el...... Tote and Save M. per bag said many asked for curtailment BROWN’S TIRE SHOP of all apartment units in the 643-8424 956 MAIN ST. in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 333MAIN ST.,MANCHESTER 51 BISSELLST Rear of Ice Plant FiE( uami southwest comer of the town. REPUBLICAN 0Pm I:M III l:M Dally UU TOUICUUU VIUU TEL. 643-2819 W. G. GLENNEY DON’T DELAY COMPLETE AND MAIL TODAY PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE llwnSiyNllMi 1111:0(1 M M TtI CHMDECAIO. A request was made for a Fight Pollution — Switch to FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, TEL. 646-2051 WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS traffic light at the intersection of Promium Lood-Froo 336 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Thta Ad Paid For By Cilizens For Jaeuba REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE Governor’s Highway and Rt. 5 AMOCO GASOLINEI F rill DeilaFera, Chairman; jack DeQualiro, Treaa. Treas. Charles McKenzie because of considmble traffic

s > MANCHESTER E VENING HERALD. Manchartar. Conn.. Thun., Oct. M. I W I - PAO B f l p a g e FOUHTOEN- MAWCMESTER e v e n i n g HEaULD. Mucfaerter, r-uiui.. Thun... Oct.» . 1»7I . / 'X ' About the Candidates ★ ★ Group ^ o ld Of HousingPolicy Read Herald Ads “everywhere In our state not Just turn Into actualities. I earnestly HARTFORD (AP) - The Real in t h M areas that get the moet ask tor your commitment to the Republican candidate for ARTHUR H. ILLING U.S. Rep. Robert Steele (R- Estate Boerds of Connecticut diligent coverage in our news new directions in which we now General Assembly from the 9th Secood Dirtrict) will wind up hU r “ art a vital link in the pnoeas move forward.” Dbtrict, has asked for stlffa- bws that makes batter bouaing a reali­ re-election campaign with a W illiam E. MeeMII made hb comments In Despite the deep roob of the on drug pushers. “Steele on Wheeb” motorcade JUNIOR HIGH SCHO ty Instead of a nice, well- ■ speech prepared for delivery to practice “ first come, first Zhisaer, spying tb }t a pusher through hb dbtrict’s 60 towns intentioned Idee," Gov. Thomu the annual meeting of the served” in the American tradi­ l / l W l O R I , whose drugs cause a death b a J, M eiklll said Wednesday. l H g R S 7 l from Nov. 3 throu^ 6. CofUMcticut Aseoebtloo of Real tion, Meskill said, that’s no murderer, pledged to Introduce a He told the boards o f new ftata The motorcade, expected to Estate Boards. longer the best or fairest way to bill that would require that such c o v a 1,000 miles, will enable hotuing policy and urged them to He called the boards the deal with housing needs. crlminab be tried “in the same Steele to visit all the Second ‘‘contilbute eftwitivdy” to the ■refaUeeb of the state’s better manner as any criminal w h o . Dbtrict towns which he was un­ effort to provide edequate bousing plans, saying “ ...it b able to get to earlier because of takes another life.” bousing thniugbout the state. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN;* Phon. 643-510S{ through you, and your Lagos, Nigeria’s capital and “ It b now time for qs to give his attendance at the 92nd Those needs, be said, aren’t profassional Involvement, that largest city, has about 700,000 our police and courts the toob Thb b the third year the children and adolescents having Congress in Washington. only in the Inner cities but great and good goab can and will residents. WE WANT TO KEEP YOU In addition to announcing the n e e d ^ to get the pusher and to Manchester Jaycees have run the specialized needs In fields such as music, painting, art, etc., for the motorcade, Steele headquarters make his punbhment fit hb “ Do Something" program. Um^ CrtMw h. U * M b NICE and WARM THIS WINTER! said the Inounbent from Vernon crime,” Zinsser said. Inspired by President Nixon’s YOUTH SERVICES department Rep. Bob*fl Cmtom Tailor Only 2 Dayi CWpJtor oi f ■—irwa b one of four Republicans to win Volunteer Action Program, it b a in Manchester.. First, we have a high-quality product: Mobil endorsement of the Textile Cile Decker, Democratic can­ campaign to encourage local THE BOY SCOUTS OF Heating Oil. It’s checked 21 times in labs, and Workers Union of America, AFL- didate for the 14th Dbtrict seat in reskienb to help each other. Thb AMERICA, Algonquin Dbtrict, continuously tested in over 400 homes. ao. the General Assembly, has can be done by Interested persons needs volunteers to assist with HONG KONG Second, our service is dependable and com­ The others endorsed by that appbuded recent Congressional donating tbeb time and efforb to the dbtrict operations and for CUSTOM TAILORS plete. You call, we come. Fast. Because we care union were Sen. Edward Brooke action creating the federal any one of several local work with the various units. for your home heating comfort. We have expert and Margaret Heckler of revenue sharing program. organbations. The Jaycees solicit Older teenagers can be used to burner service and tune-up. With a choice of Massachusetts, and Frank Horton Noting that Connecticut will the vdunteer needs of various assist with special projeeb run Day* Only Fri., Sat., 2 service contracts. We have a free furnace check of New York. get 166.1 million In revenue organbations and attempt to fill throughout tte year. O e l. 27-28 In Manchester sharing funds, Mrs. Decker said it thoee needs through the “ Do In general, volunteer that can tell you how to save on fuel bills. Rep. William Cotter (D-First b urgent that the savings be something” program. Some of qualifications can range from lialiaSt flfii aalaiF sill l . l l Third, we have the most modern equipment. SAVINGS IrUiASSwUlaHlI 7U* Reliable Dbtrict) said Tuesday he has passed on to the taxpayers as the volunteer n e ^ to be fulfilled devoting free time to such skiUs mm From burners to water heaters. All wearing the called upon the Nixon Ad- soon as possible. are: as nursing. There b a need for the SAm U CMkMt ifwl ImSm Mobil name. All to keep you nice and warm. All minbtration to release more than skille4 and the unskilled, the Special Offer: for 39 Adulb to help with group to save you money. 250 million busheb of wheat now Richard M. Rittenband, First games, instruct In simple arb and b-ained and the untrained. If you W 2 Double Mobir owned by the government. Dbtrict GOP Congressional can­ crafts and to help with field trips would like to volunteer for one of iuiit Suita V u it or Call Mr. Glen Wani, Tel. 646-2300 Years! didate, said Wednesday, “ There from the MEADOWS the needs above or would like to at Fiaao’s Motor Inn H O U lH iy O R Cotter said he requested the will be an average income tax CONVALESCENT CENTER. be called to dbcuu all of the 24-Hour Service When You Need III action after learning that Connec­ increase per family in Connec­ Youths can also help at the center community volunteer needs, n io 101E. Center St, Manchuter ticut bakers are suffering a severe ticut of $2,619 a year if Sen. by attending to those patienb please complete the form below profit squeeze cau ^ by flour George McGovern's spending confined to wheel chairs or by and mail to DO SOMETHING, price increases. The cost of wheat proposab are adopted. Hib entertaining at afternoon o/c flour, Cotter says, has increased would be the highest increase in gatherings. Manchesto- Jaycees, PO Box 88, dramatically because of the the country," Rittenband said. Volunteers to work with Manchester, Cmn. 06040. massive sale of wheat to Russia. Rittenband called for rejection of the entire McGovern ti^et Nov. Carl Zinsser of Manchester, 7. DO SO M ETH ING C/0 MANCHESTER JAYCEES FITZGERALD P .O .B O X 88 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE Herald photo by Bucdvldui Tender, Flovorfnl Center Cnt - Bone-In 70S EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER Boneless (Across from St. Bartbobmm's Church) Fresh Whole OPEN WED.,THURS.,FRI. TILLS They March for St. Jude’s Democrat for Telephone No.. Chuck Steaks Chuck Rousts STEAK SALE I would prefer to DO SOMETHING for the following agency: CHICKENS ______1 would First Cut It will be off and walking and collecting, tomorrow through Sunday, for some 1,000 or Steaks • Bottom Round be able to volunteer (Please Circle): Days Momingi After- 2'? to 3 Ills - Grade A Bone In HALLOWEEN Manchester area young people in the Danny Tliomas Teen-agers March to raise funds for St. CenterCut B a HI v Judes Children’s Hospital. Town Treasurer Roger M. Negro, Manchester district honorary Evenings Weekends • Top Round FULL’TIME StukyNrfiiliyMilmrt Bone Hi • COSTUMES • PUMPKINS • CANDY chairman, pins an official identification badge on a volunteer canvasser. She is Sue Moseley, TwIttiHittwbcs niing Junior High student and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moseley, 50 Gyde Rd. Mrs. «Nh«dMii,iwUnMsaR4 • Top Sirloin TRICKS - TREATS - SURPRISES Please note any bobbies, skills or interests that you can fulfil whM yti Mqr tM > Vn Anthony Muro of Bolton u county director and a director of the hospital. St. Judes Hospital will ElyswfsyufbMiiewyl eurity «h tt yM try.iMl that we havm’t covered------□ Ib receive 97 per cent of all money collected. The $15 million, non-sectarian research institution Special From Your Fussy Meat EVERYBODY IS PLEASED treats children afflicted with cancer, leukemia, sickle cell anemia, muscular dystrophy, and Fkase call (X in Box) to discuss all volunteer needs 69 Dept. All Tender, Flavorful AT PLAZA malnutrition. The hospital was founded when Thomas, TV and night club entertainer, made a Car available: Yes □ No □ Bontitss - USOA Chuicf 128 USDA Choice Boneless Steaks pledge in 1937 at a low point in his career to St. Jude Thaddeus, patron saint of the hopeless. JUDGE 29! TopRonndRoastI » Today in History CHICKEN LEGS S

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Yost Tribe Blanks HPHS, the NCAA convention in Assistant Sports Editor basketball coach participated junior college. January calling for tha NCAA Selected CaUfomla had a previous in at least one Informal Eye CCIL Title Next KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Other violations included to adopt a drug-testing — The University of California probationary period extended basketball game with five free tickets to a professional program for college athletes. At 56 seconds of the second period, Blaz Stlmac, at Berkeley, California State to F^b. 1, 1975. It had been prospective athletes and two On Squad contest for its football team Tne council also will recom­ Snow at KUlington Manchester High’s outstanding soccer player broke Uie aU- University at Sacramento and placed on probation Aug. 1, prospects were given financial and improper financial mend to the convention that Ume school record for goals scored In one season irith 20. A North Qut>lina State have 1971. assistance to attend a sununer STORRS (AP) - Brian Hero­ California State was piit on assistance to athletes. the 1.6 grade point require­ Thanks to man, and not mother nature, KUHngton Ski lead pass from Werner Cacase set up the record goal. been put on probation by the school session. sian, a senior defensive back on probation for two years and CaUfomia State was dis­ ment for recruiting athletes Area in KUlington, Vt., opened the 1972-73 ski season last The senior star added two National Collegiate Athletic St. John’s was reprimanded FYiday. the University of Connecticut North Carolina State for one ciplined for using three in­ be relaxed. The council more goals in the second and football team, has been picked to Association. for having a press luncheon r(l) HiniMeis) eligible athletes in the 1971 proposed that schools be Skiing is limited to a 50-foot wide strip of snow for the third periods as Manchester play in the North-South AU-Star St. John’s University of year, both effective Tuesday. last April 19 to announce the • m M o o H olts California was penalized for NCAA College Division track allowed to give financial aid entire length of the 3,700 Snowshed Slope. blanked a very talented Hartford Saundtii Santos football game scheduled for Dec Jamaica, N.Y., was signing of two athletes. a series of violations, the most and field championships and to athletes who project The snow guns have been in operation around the clock for Public High squad, 54) yesterday Y tn ko w iU Filsd 27 in Miami, Fla., UCkmn football reprimanded. The action Hearings on the alleged at Memorial Field in a non­ Enurdl Lourtiro serious of which was a charge for erroneously cfertifying 13 scholastic grades below that the past several days building up an average snow depth of McCurry CosU Coach Bob Casciola aaid against all four was taken violations were conducted in conference contest. that two former assistant foot­ aidiletes as ell^Ue under the level, though they would not ovor three feet. SiMMl* Stlpulvads Wednesday. Wednesday by the 18-member KnoxvlUe Tuesday. The Tribe now sports an 11-1-1 D«N1m R a il The 6-foot-3, 190-pound Hero­ ball coaches had arranged for 1.6 grade point eligibility rule. be allowed to practice or play Unless an unusual heat wave strikes the area, KUlington NCAA council, meeting in North Carolina State was Meanwhile, the council also won’t close its doors unUl mid-May. mark overall wbUe the Owls' Stonanan D sL o u rd ro sian was informed of the choice two prospective athletes to be during their freshman year. record now stands at 8-2 for the sumac Rosario as he was about to begin practice Knoxville, for violating set down because an assistant voted to submit a proposal to W . Cacacc McCaU given fradulent grades from a season. One game remains on the recruiting and other rules. ’The United States Eastern Amateur Ski Assn., will Wiuin Thompson for UConn’s Yankee Conference Indians' schedule, Tuesday Scorers: SUmac (3), McCuiry, Cacacs battle Saturday with conduct a program for cross-country and ski touring instruc­ against strong Wethersfield High Manch. 0 2 2 1-5 Massachusetts in what could be tors Dec. 5-6 at a site yet to be determined. at Memorial Field in a 3:15 start. Subs. R. Cacace, MacLean. Coqyers, the tilt that decides the cmi- ’This program is. being developed to meet the demands of DelTatto, Ltooe, Odell. SUllord, Sullivan. ^Hope to Prove PoinV j^Sport^la^] Public’s Views A victory against the Eagles will Wasierman. Lombardo, Benseo. Kanchl. ference championship. the qualified cross-country and touring skier. The exam wiU assure the 'Iribe of the CCIL title. Stone, Taylor, MenscheU. Steely "I can’t bdUeve it,” he said. cover four principal parts; beginning with the skier’s general Manchester enjoyed a quick 24) "You bet I'll be looking forward following sumac’s second goal on to joining the team.” THURSDAY ablUties and phj^ical fitness; ability to teach cross-country V On Boxing Asked skiing, written exam and Individual oral exam administered another beauUful pass from Casciola said he was notified of J J L Ji. CroMCrosscountry Country Cacace in front of the Owls’ net. Herotian's choice by Andy COC Meet at Bacon Academy by one or two examiners. A $50 exam fee wiU be charged. Bennet Jayvees HARTFORD (AP) — The public will have a chance Friday Gustafson, formerly head footbal Soccer coach and director of athletics at Coventry at Parish Hall to box around proposed boxing regulations for Connecticut. Pre-Season Ski Notes McCurry blasted a 25-yard shot Trip Up Illing Protest Due to open play in the third quarter Miami and presently director of Ellington at Egst Granby The state’s new boxing com- Ski Area News, the excellent publication out of for his first tally of the season. Failing to score in ^the first the Nortb-Swth ganw. Rockville at Newington missioner, Barabara Dunn, who Woodstock, Vt., is on the scene again covering ski areas in Stlmac connect^ on a penalty quarters of regulation time, Herosian was recommended by NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. Olympic officials are assembling Portland at Cheney Tech also doubles as consumer protec­ Ringside physicians would be Bennet Junior High’s JV’s required to stop a fight in which a New Elngland, New York and Pennsylvania. kick that fooled the liirtford Tommy O'Boyle, a former a massive protest of Russia’s contirovasial basketball victory,, Windsor Locks at South Wnd- tion commissioner, released 41 defeated crosstown rival Illing, 1- HwildpfaotobyOeaaVori JEFFO EYER Gustafsrm aide and now a scout boxer “has received severe KUlington, ‘World’s Capital of Learning to Ski’, wiU hold goalie completely. Reiner Cacace GARY DESJARDINS at the Munich Games, but admit chances are slim of sor pages of new boxing rules 0, in the first period of overtime with the Kansas City Chiefs of the punishment or is in danger of its second annual School for Instructors Nov. 13-17. headed in a comer kick from overturning the gold medal result. Wednesday to regulate the sport yesterday on the losers’ field. National Football League, serious physical injury.” Bruce Bensen at nine minutes of “History is against us,’’ Arthur been put at the scorer’s desk, the FRIDAY which has again become legal in Robert Weiss netted the Casciola said. Another rule would the last period as subs flooded the Lentz, executive director of the timekeeper could have told the Soccer Connecticut. Mt. Tom, the playground slope of many local residents, Bennet goal with an assist from Herosian, a left-handed automatically suspend a fighter field for both sides. U.S. Olympic Committee, said referees what was going on.” E. 0. Smith at Rham A public hearing on the new located in Holyoke, Mass., has extended its ski lodge and Mike Taylor. The Bennet defense Desjardins X-Country King pitcher, was college baseball’s who lost six consecutive bouts. today. “But we hope to prove a Righetto blamed the setting East Hampton at ^Iton rules has been scheduled for buUt a new ski rental shop. The new lodge wiU seat 175 was led by Paul Wicks, Greg national earned run champion He could not be reinstated until Stlmac was awarded the ball point for the good of future com­ back of the time clock to three Crosscountry Friday at the state Capitol. skiers comfortably. Smayda, Matt Walsh and Bob with a 0.63 average as a South Windsor at Famington cleared by a physical examina­ after the contest for his 20th goal petition.” seconds on William Jones, Professional boxing was out­ Nurmi. Lemieux, Jim Crafty and JuUien sophomore when he bad 6-1 FOOTBALL tion. Also, any fighter knocked of the season. This ball was By DEAN YOST took the starter’s gun and im­ The protest is to be ruled upon secretary of the International lawed in Connecticut in 1965 but WhUe waiting for the snow to arrive at Sugarloaf Resort in The JV record now stands at 4- Martin also com pete. Geyer was record on the mound. He was Jets vs. Giants, 6:30—Nebo out would be suspended removed from the game after his mediately Gary Desjardins by the International Olympic Amateur Basketball Federation brought back this year by the 1-2 for Bennet. When the sun went behind a 11th with a time of 1S:% while named to AU-Yankee Conference Chargers vs. Eagles, 8-Nebo automatically for 30 days. Klngfield, Maine, the management has s ta r ts mud footbaU, first score. He upped his career opened a quick margin. Gioing out Committee’s executive com­ (FIBA). legislature. Also on hand this year cloud it got mighty cold Moffat was 21st with a clocking of baseball and football teams alter Herald photo by Buccividus “Since boxing is now legal in complete with bands and dieerleaders and ex-pro players. mark to 22 goals. of the in si^ track a ^ ruiming on mittee. The U.S. Committee’s main is the brand new New Haven yesterday afternoon at (Cen­ 15:57; Lemieux was 2Sth with a both his sophonwre and junior SATURDAY this state, it is of the utmost To insure there is always mud, firetrucks hose down the the streets, be continued to open The Russians got a disputed gripe was against FIBA, which Coliseum, and a new Civic Center The record was previously held tral (Connecticut State College time of 16:03; Oatty 38thin 16:25 years and this year was a un­ East Coach Cliff Demers and Captain Joe Davin Football importance that the regulations playing surface untU 12 inches of mud has been produced. his margin. Once in sight of the extra chance to score in the governs international basketball Penney at Manchester is due for Hartford in the fall of by RoUie Glatz. Special ^Nights* in New Britain, site of the finish lim, be began his kick and and Martin 51st at 17:50. animous choice of the football closing seconds of the basketball play including in the Olympic and 1974, thus providing facilities for governing this sport guarantee ”We definitely played one of coaches for the pre-season All Prepare for Wilbur Cross Game Here Saturday Wilbur Ctoss vs. East Catholic the safety of the participants, the Auto Racing Jottings annual CXCIL Cross Country left bis brother in the dust final at Munich and scored at the Pan-American Games. the return of the sport on a pro our finest games against a good For Hockey Fans Results: G. Desjardins (Mai) Yankee team. at Mt. Nebo integrity of the promotion and Field Day. covering the distance in 14:26. final buzzer for a 51-50 victory. Lentz claimed FIBA and its level. team. Constant hustle, pin-point 14:26; D. Desjardins (Mai) Rockville at Bloomfield management of boxing contests," Fred DeSarro and car owner Len Boehler won the first The Southern New England Despite the cold tempertures, Four seconds separated the next However, the United States full-time administrator, Jones, Mrs. Dunn, who has said the passing, and great team spirit Sullivan (C); Turley (C); Har Glastonbury at South Windsor in addition to numerous other annual Stafford Speedway driver-owner point fund. Hockey League has instituted Gary Desjardins of Maloney High four positions occupied by Dale claims it was wronged and that should be suspended from such state's first prize fight probably prevented Hartford from linger (Weth); G. ciooper (PL) Soccer several special “nights” for fans. in Meridra, was by far the hottest Desjardins, Art Sullivan of Webster Traded the game should have ended with activity until it is proven that "all won't come until some time next concerns, Mrs. Dunn said. DeSarro won seven main events at the half mile oval this generating any offense at all,” D. Wheaton (PL); Dailey (PL) Robinson Penney at East Catholic Saturday will be Family Night. person on the course as he sped C o n ^ , Bill Turley of Conard the Americans taking a 50-49 nations are getting a fair shake." year, also issued a list of her In addition to Vejar and past season and was in the top five finishes 14 times. Ekl stated Coach Dick Danielson. Scranton (Pen); Konon (Pen) HOUSTON - The Houston I Coaches’ Corner Middlesex C. C. at Manchester Leibert, other appointees to the Mom, Dad and all your children to a 36iecond victory over his and Bob Hartinger of verdict for their ninth straight He said it was futile to appeal appointees to an advisory com­ Flemke was next in wins with three while Bugs Stevens “The passing of the halfback Oilers sent Unebacko: George C. C. brother. Dale, on the revised 2.8 Wetbaxfield. < ^ e r (M); Walsh (H); Dauch Olympic title. to FIBA, “since he will find no mittee. They include former boxing advisory committee are: line of Connie McCurry, Shensie under 12 will be admitted for one Webster to the Pittsburgh Eulogized failed to claim a checkered flag. mile course. Manchester High runners, Jeff (H); Renkewicz (Mai); Arnold ”We have depositions from court there.” welterweight fighter Chico Vejar Maj. Norman Tasker of the state The Stafford victory banquet is scheduled Saturday, Dec. 2 and DeNies moved us from our price, $5. The twinbill matches at (Mai). Steelers for wide receim Dave police, chairman; radio per­ the Hartford Arena commence at More than 80 varsity numers Geyer, Scott Moffat, Dave By Cliff Demers — East Catholic four officials who worked at the Lentz said FIBA and Jones, an of SUmford and boxing promoter at the track clubhouse. More details can be secured from the end of the field to an offensive Smith. Englishman, tried to “ wear down Emanual “Manny” Leibert of sonality Bob Steele of shot just about every time we got 7:30 with Colchester m e e t^ Last Saturday’s 18-0 victory over Eiirico Fermi High By Many scorer’s table,’’ said Lentz, “and speedway. School vras extremely satisfying. In addition to defeating a each one backs our claims. Now, the favored Americans” in the Pats Make Two West Hartford. Wethersfield; Hartford Times the ball. The aggressive play of Bristol and East Hartford taking the referee sayis Russia should 1971 Pan Am Games in Cali, Under the proposed rules, each Sports Editor Gerry Finn; the wings kept Hartford off on New Britain. fine football team, we reached the .500 mark for the first Bridgeport Sunday Herald Sports Mark Donahue, will be the featured attraction at Frank Sunday is Ladies’ Night. All Hmo this year. However, it certainly wasn’t an easy taskt NEW YORK (AP) - Jackie not have been given that chance Colombia, by putting the best Personnel Moves fighter would be required to take balance and the ball in front of Robinson, the black man who to win.” three teams in the same bracket. a minimum "eight count” each Editor Sam Cohen; Dr. Rocco Maratta’s 14th annual Auto Show in Hartford. The weekend their goal practically the whole ladies admitted free when her Rarly in the wedi, we realized that we would be without escort purchases a $3. reserved broke the color barrier in major Renato Righetto of Sao Paulo, He added that FIBA and FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - With time he is “clearly knocked Romaniello of West Hartford; of Nov. 17-19 will be the show dates. game,” Danielson continued. our normal starting quarterback, Pete Homat. Then on seat. Face off Sunday will be at 8 league baseball, lies in state in Brazil, the referee, said in a United States amateur the National Football League’s down." Walter Piurek of New Haven; Also slated to appear, but no day has been selected as yet, Wednesday, Mark Branchesi, our tailback, pinched a nerve Brooklyn and the tributes and statement prepared for the U.S. organizations had been battling Boxers who failed to rise from Dr.George Lundberg of is the Grand National king, Richard Petty. The Petty with New Haven meeting East trading-deadline passed, the New Hartford and Colchester confron­ in his neck which made him doubtful for the ball game. On eulogies to his achievements as Olympic dossier that Russia’s for years over American claims Elngland Patriots appear to have the mat quickly after slipping, Manchester; Milton Fischer of showing will depend upon his car’s development for the last ting Hartford. Friday we were dealt a serious blow when we learned that an athlete and humanitarian con­ triumph was completely irregular that they were being few options to try for improve­ tripping or being pushed, Bridgeport; and Charles Brown GN show in Texas in December. Gary Bilodeau, our starting fullback, would be lost for the tinue from public officials, the and outside the mles.” shortchanged in international however, could be disqualified. of Stratford. Basketball Trade These special nights are ment. promoted early in the season by year because of an emergency appendectomy. TTiere was no media and the people who liked He added, “If interpreters had play. However, the Patriots still are NEW YORK - The Qeyeland Winter Races the SNEHL as a way to introduce question that I felt a little apprehensive entering the game. him the most, the baseball fans. willing to play musical chairs in Cavaliers traded guard Charley Birds OF a feather Robinson died of heart disease From the United States Snowmobile Assn., comes word Davis to the Portland Trail new to live pro-style hockey. It was extremely important that our defensive unit set the personnel changes after losing All matches are played under tempo. Led by Joe Davin, Martin Boldi, Tom Wardell and at the age of 53 at his home in Taught U.S, Marines three games in a row. that 55 races will be held in the Northeastern United States. Blazers for a future draft choice Stamford, Conn., Tuesday. He The first race under the USSA for the 1972-73 season is at St. and cash in a National Basketball National Hockey League rules Angelo Fazzinox they did a g i^ t job stopping Darrel Elliot, The ^ trio ts, preparing for a Delaware Back on Top and provide all the slam-bang had been in failing health for the return ■'meeting with the New Albans, Vt.; Justice, Pa., and Redfield, N.Y., on Dec. 9-10. Association deal. their fine tailback, and keeping Fermi off the scoreboMd. action of the NHL. get feed at Agwayl past few years, suffering from On offense. Bob Love at quarterback, did an excellent job. Age Range 7 to 30 York Jets Sunday, made a couple Of College Division Poll Connecticut will get a taste of the action Jan. 20-21 at diabetes which had blincM him of changes Wednesday. The Canton. One of the main reason for our abrupt turn around has been in one eye and cut his vision changes were hardly of major NEW YORK (AP) - The first. Unranked Hawaii received Feathered Friend Wild Bird Food the rapid development in our corp of receivers Jay Murphy, considerably in the other. importance. In Hwang’s School one first-place vote in the voting Joe Banning, Bill Lodge, mck Krauskas and Fazzino, have The former Brooklyn Dodgers’ Coach John Mazur, who is University of Delaware, bumped L e a r n . . . f T f i m i i , ) This natural grain mixture appeals to e wide variety of birde who will come flock- by sports writers and broad­ all had a big hand in our recent success. infielder broke into baseball in trying to find a way to cut down from the No. 1 position in the Seventy six men, women and children, ranging in age from casters. Delaware beat West ** This Saturday we square off against Wilbur Cross High of 1947 and was voted the National on the team’s mistakes, activated college football poll two weeks KIJNG-FIJ seven to 50, make up Hwang Kwang Sung’s School of Tae ago, regained the top spot today Chester 31-14 and Louisiana Tech New Haven in a home encounter at Mt. Nebo. They are an League’s Rookie of the Year. He guard Sam Adams from the taxi Schoebel Paces (5 lbs.— .59 10 lbs — .99 25 lbs.— 2.59 50 lbs, 4.691 whipped Northwest Louisiana 20- played 10 years, batting .311 and Kwon (Karatq) in Manchesto:. Headquartors are at 640 squad. Waivers were asked on by getting 11 of 19 first-place extremely explosive club with great team speed. Two of votes in this week’s Associated 6 last Saturday. From... consistently was voted to the All- H illiard St. Sung holds a fifth degree black belt. offensive tackle Wayne Mass. their halfbacks were members of last year’s record setting Press balloting. Boise State and Drake, Nos. 7 Feathered Friend Suhfidwer Seed Star team while winning respect Sung, 30, is a native of Korea Offensive guard Conrad MASTER DANIEL PA l sprint relay team and run the 100 under 10 seconds. With for his skills on the field and The Blue Hens, 6-0 for the and 9, respectively, in last week’s East to Victory 1 0 0 % pure, cleaned and graded seeds. Will attract Grosebeeha, Chiciadeee, O O l*' and has been in Manchester for Hayman, who was on the For appointment, call... that type of speed, it’s easy to see why they have scored as season, lost their prime place to poll, both lost over the weekend finches and other Species. (77-S02S-8) devotion to worthwhile causes off one year and in charge of bis Washington Redskins’ injured F ire Dragon m any Louisiana Tech, now 7-0, on Oct. and dropped from the Top Ten. as 78 points this year in one game. the field. He was elected to the school for the past five months. reserve list as a rookie last year, 5. lbs.— 1,19 20 lbs.— 3.95 50 lbs.— -7.95 Moving into the Top Ten were 744 P ark St., H artford 24»>7M»3 Our m ain job this Week is to work on containing their Hall of Fame in 1962. Of his current class, 2S are was signed as a free agent and 4. But this week they got 360 East CathoUc High’s cross country team squeaked past a North Dakota State, No. 6, and speed and preventing the long run or pass. If we don’t, we Thousands of people paid their youngsters, seven are women and placed on the taxi squad. points to 338 for Louisiana Tech, strong Hartford Public High squad yesterday afternoon at could be extremely embarrassed at the outcome. However, respects to Robinson Wednesday, the rest men. Classes are which received seven votes for Fresno Slate, No. 9. Wickham Park, 25-30. a our offensive unit is starting to jell and our defensive team filing past his casket. Many of scheduled eve^ day. Henry Schoebel paced the field has come of age and I feel confident that we’ll be ready to them were not even bom when Sung is a graduate of the as be covered the 2.7 mile course Robinson retired in 1956. But University of Korea in 1963 and in 15:59. Tom Duggan, brother of Birdsnack Wild Bird Food Featbeced Friobd play a fine game. black and white, and young and spent e i^ t years in the Korean MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. former HPHS star Charlie,'was An extra special mix with selected ingredients Cracked old they came because Jack army as an instructor and rose to second. preferred by rarer spCcies. (77-5103-16) Roosevelt Robinson did Attracts wild birds and.smsli animals at i W y . the rank of captain. During his East upped its record to 7-5 10 lb s .— 1.19 25 lbs.-rr2,79 low coal! (iri-!i^5,6) something they admired and they military career. Sung was an in­ overall w t^e Hartford is 5-4. IQ lbs.— 1^30 - 2 . i y Second Sub-Par Round wanted to thank him for it, even structor in karate from 1964-68, Results: Schoebel (EC) 15:59; 50 lb s .— 5.09 if it was just a nod of the head at then the next two years in Viet­ T. Duggan (HP); M. Duggan the casket. nam and in 1969-70 as a United (HP); Giuiletti (EC); Skehan Agway Has a Feedar Just Right for Your Yard! Gives Medal to Hyndman Robinson is survived by his States Marine Corps instructor. (EC); Martinze (HP); Halle Agwty has s lull selection bl redwood and specialty bird feeders. widow, Rachel; a son, David and Last year, following his army championship round is set for (EC); Lupacchino (EC); Blesso Come in and pick one which suits your nseds. PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) - BiU a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mitchell career. Sung taught karate at Saturday. (HP); Serrano (HP). Hyndman of Huntingdon Valley, of Washington, D.C. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East SAFETY CHECK First round pairings, other SWEET Pa., fired his second sub-par Funeral services will be held Hartford before deciding to open qualifying scores and TREAT round, a four under 68, to win the Friday at the Riverside Church in his school here. hometowns: qualifying medal Wednesday in Manhattan and Robinson will be The art of Tae Kwon-Do offers HWANG KWANG SUNG W e C h e c k Cleveland Baron FEEDER BANQUET BAR the North and South Seniors golf Hyndman vs. D.M. McLelland, buried at the Cypress Hills $ 3 7 9 It consirucisd of sturdy. It wMStharcroot redwood with Wiiliamston, Mass., 80-74—154; self defense, physical fitness and wsalhsr-rttlttant rad- an daay-ihounl matal hanger championship. Cemetery next to another son, Kang Suh Jong, president of the Tops Point Race and handy parohat. Hat an •Zimmerman vs. Haroid Mandly, confidence. Sung said. The little wood for a long, utalul Qualifying was completed after Jackie Jr., who died in an instructor recently distributed American Tae Kwon-Do Assn., •FRONT END ALIGNMENT Nt«. (77-1520) S lb. capaolty. (77-1S3S) Tuesday's rainout. Avon, Conn., 77-78-155, Draper automobile accident in 1971. and Lee Tae Hee and Cho Hee Dl, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (A P)- vs. John Pottle, Linville, N.C., 78- yellow, green and black belts to a Hyndman, 56-year-old in­ number of his students, the ex­ both possessors of the sixth black •BALL JOINTS The American Hockey League 77— 155; Jude Poynter, Beverly surance broker who was a aminations being carried out by belt. •SHOCK ABSORBERS scoring race is off to a hot start ------OUTDOOR LAWN HELPERSI member of the U.S. Walker Cup Hills, CaUf., 75-78-153 vs. Sam •WHEEL BEARI NGS with no one pulling away in the team last year for the fourth Maniaci, Glenside, Pa., 78-77— opening week of the 1972-73 155; Person vs. John B. White, •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS 24" SPEED RAKE 24 " BAMBOO RAKE 24 " POLY LAWN time, coupled his 68 with Mon­ Injury to Brodie season. Ettectlva. hexlble Lightweight, rust, day’s 70 for 138 in the 36-hole Spartanburg, S.C., 80-75—155; ANDOF COURSE League statistics showed Cleans your lawn RAKE ^progl rake has 2S pety ganlly without raka won't "tear up" qualifying. George Pottle, Southern Pines, More Serious, YOUR TIRES Wednesday that Gary Gambucci your lawn I ptaatio ‘aieat-tidl" First Win o f Year damage 124 Ian tinea: His nearest competitors, Curtis 77- 75-152 vs. W.M. Sezna, Green­ 46’ handle. (S1-2S57) Unaal ( B 1 - ^ ) of the Cleveland Barons and Rick 52" handle. (B1-2S2S) Person of Memphis, Tenn., and ville, Del., 77-78-155; Wilson vs. Out Indefinitely — Fast, Courteous Service — McCann of the Virginia Wings Tom Draper of Troy, Mich., who Des Sullivan, Myrtle Beach, S.C., Gained by Cavaliers tied with 13 points each in games were tied at 147. 78- 77-155; John V. Prestini,SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - It through last Sunday night. Draper had a 72-75 and Person Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich., 75- appears San Francisco 49ers’ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK had a 75-72 in their qualifying 78-153 vs. Quinn. quarterback John Brodie may be YORK (AP) — The Philadelphia 76en wanted to rounds over the Pinehurst Coun­ injured more seriously than breJT their six-game losing streak, but the Geveland Cavaliers, with a seven-game losing streak of their own, had GOODYEAR POLYESTER SUBURBANITE EASTERN CONNECTICUT SPREADING HETZI try Club’s No. 2 course, a par 72 thought as the team physician Midget Football Conference layout which has been shortened says Brodie will have to wear a other ideas. Q78xl4 - XNW - 4-Ply *21.95 Northern Division - CWO"' 12-15” JUNIPER to 6,618 yards for the seniors plus $256 F.E.T cast at least two more weeks. Cleveland, filling last place in W L T ^ SPREADING TAXUS DENSEPOSMIS event open to players 55 years old This means Brodie may be Baltimore whipped Detroit the National Basketball Associa­ Tolland 5 0 1 Button To Preside sidelined for the Nov. 12 game 115105, Los Angeles topped and up. tion Central Division, had to EUlington 4 1 1 Forbes Wilson of Rowayton, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Houston 112-107 and Atlanta Mon., Tuts., Wed. 8-5:30 • Thurs, Fri. 8-8• Sat. 8-1 SAVZ 12-15” Y E W S against the Green Bay Packers stave off a comeback by the 76ers S, W. Admirals 4 1 1 UPRIGHT TAXUS HATFIELD Conn., was alone at 148 after —Former Olympic and world eiked Seattle 118-115. and not play until the following for a 113-106 victory, their first of Stafford Springs 1 5 0 'End of the Season figure skating champion Dick National Football League game ui the American Basketball shooting rounds of 75-73, and the season. W E HONOR ^ East Windsor 0 6 0 akxie at 150 was William H. Button has been named master of against Baltimore. The 76ers, in last place in the Association, It was Carolina 118, nursery clearance 12-15” YEWS Zimmerman of Columbus, Ga., ceremonies for “An Evening “To tell you the truth,” Coach Atlantic Division, fought back Denver 112 and Kentucky 116, Southern Division with rounds of 72-78. With Champions,” a skating show Dick Nolan said Wednesday, “I from a 101-88 score to pull within Dallas 106. W T HOURS: Mon-Tues-Wed-Fr.i 8:30-6:00 Thurs 8:30-8:30 Sat 8:0(M:30 James P. Quinn, of Kansas Nov. 10-11 at Harvard’s Watson don’t know how long he’ll be out three points at 109-106, but Austin A R C O <; 8. W. Jaycees 6 0 City, Mo., with a 77-79-156, beat Rink. now. I keep hearing all these Carr, who finished the game with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bolton 4 0 out two Virginia players, Harry Many of the top U.S. and Cana­ different reports. I only say that I 35 points, scored the Cavaliers' Mickey Davis led a Milwaukee S. W. Rotary 2 0 comback. The Bucks had led by McCready of Portsmouth and dian figure skaters will par­ was told he’d be ready to play last four to beat winless Hebron . 1 1 Ia GWAY INC. BUCKLAND STORE^I 14 points at the half but trailed George B. Beamon of Suffolk, in ticipate in the show for the against Green Bay.” Philadelphia. Coventry 1 0 extra holes for the last spot in the benefit of the Jimmy Fund, for­ However, team physician Dr. Fred Carter led the 76ers with 74-73 In the third quarter. Jabbar MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Scb^ule: Sunday Tolland at [255^540 New State Road BUCKLAND, CONN. 0 « ,g^ 2 3 10-man championship flight mally known as the Children’s Lloyd Milburn said Brodie, who 39 points while Lenny Wllkens scored a total of 7 b points in the EUlngton, Bolton at S. W. Ad- which begins match play 'Cancer Research Foundation. was injured against the Giants had 25 for the Cavaliers. ganw while Davis hit six in the 295 B R O A D ST., M A N C H E S T E R <43-1141 m lnb, l ^ t Windsor at S. W. Thursday. Two rounds are The fund has received 137,000 Oct. 15, will have to wear his cast In other NBA games, crucial surge. Rookie Bob Jaycees. Coventry at Stafford, S. scheduled for Friday and the from the show the last two years. at least two more weeks. Milwaukee beat Buffalo 10992, McAdoo hit 16 for Buffalo. W. Rotary at Hebron. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchater, Conn., Thun., Oct. M, i m — PAGE NINETEEN PAGE E IG H TEE N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn,, Thun.., Oct. 16,1972 B u q s BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

• Bowling*, THAT* AU . F e e T B W , W hither POyPUMINP IF WHAT 0 0 MA-IMINK OF r r j MAMM TIMM NOW DON'T LOSa-TH* rVkONaY. VUNTT AND DON'T LBTOO I tlMPLY TAK5l Y f’’COMMUNmeS______PAT FDR W LL \ Wills on Waivers, a a M M M M M M wi a i l FiTUNfAS r— X M tH O W A A y THAT M t O e m f t y U9T—/MARK OFF BACH ITEM MMCXJ '—■a V DISPOSAL DF PAPER/ tO ^ IWROVEiOVK • O F A I C r ------^ TO/MOinCOWr roirm AiTis DON'T FOROCT ANYTHIN*/ NO L O m m j a ALONO C0MPRE56 ITNTD THIS WILL (BETTER HORSE! fielder, was put on waivers by the Rooker. Larry Fountain 357, Dick . I«7J k, MA L» tM !•( . V *a. O** Grinavicta 351, Henry Matteioa t o n JSJ& I 364. THE FUNTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA HOME ENGINEERS— Jennie Leggitt 199-189-526, Dee LiUlcrop Sabres Continue Unbeaten Pace AO/? 221-469, Jan McKenney 179474, r io-a> B £ A F O O O G ^ Tucker 201-501, Jan Pierro c C o AT / r S S E S T , 475, Doris Dickinson 451, Phyllis I T 'S T h lE Young Buffalo Club in Rally Heritage 450. lo-ag oe. 10-34 To Earn Tie With Boston EASTERN BUSINESSMEN- Bud Holmes 145410, Cliff Jones GUMMER STREET BY PHILKROHN 145-371, Angelo Napoletano 141, Ron Low finished up in the nets Tom Rufini 141-358, Joe '^WMAT IS -TPIl^, NEW YORK (AP) - It was The Bruins scored first, getting NO, I ^ iT for the Leafs. Giambelluca 142-355, Sam Little Ybu nA/ supposed to be the moment of a shorthanded goal from Garnet Wi7Rv(f!.'FlAUj2weeN/1 ltn i w e Rookie flash Jacques Richard 380, Alan Grzyb 367, Mike Zwick / ( IN r u e c& N reR truth for Buffalo’s surprising Bailey and a power play score pR WHAT? y scored his first NHL goal as the 354, Ed Schworm 352, Lou Botti - C y r V O f TijE e m c N young Sabres. from Johnny Bucyk in the t y » ------]/■------f fOOT0ALL expansionist Atlanta Flames 357, Dorn DeDominicus 363, Ron opening period. ' TfeAM.' But Buffalo bounced from tripped California. Richard was Joiner 353, Charlie Gardella 373, Surprise, surprise! The Sabres behind with goals 31 seconds Atlanta’s first round amateur Jim Sirianni 361, Vic Salcius 379, are still unbeaten. The National apart by Rene Robert and Gerry draft choice and the second Rich Cochefski 350. Hockey League’s young Buffalo Meehan in the second period. player selected in the free agent club rallied for a 2-2 tie against The tie may have been costly draft last June. KACEY — John Fogarty 221, the defending Stanley Cup cham­ A1 LaPlant 201, Cy Perkins 202, though. Buffalo’s regular goalie, Keith McCreary had a pair of i MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER pion Boston Bruins Wednesday power play goals for the Flames. Walt Yaworski 220, Gerry Kosak Roger Oozier, was forced to (.vrKiM* night. 'That extended the Sabres’ In the WHA, Cleveland erupted 201-569, Ben Potter 204, Ed \9?7 MY W IF E leave the game after one period ALL HUSBANDS WHO ARE HENPECKED MUTT, PLEASE AB WmM Hk#U K*a^a«d unbeaten streak to eight games, Yourkas 202, Mario Frattaroli 10-26 because of a back injury. Dave for four goals in the second ------’ n- ’TTJJTnV X % REMAIN SEATED—ALL HUSBANDS WHO EXPLAIN WHY MADE ME.r and that is some surprise. period to shell winless 561. ARE NOT HENPECKED Dryden shut out the Bruins for y o u STOOD UP.r the last two periods. Philadelphia. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI Elsewhere in the NHL T h e Rangers bombed Ted Hodgson had three goals Yale A m ong Leaders Wednesday night, the New York for the dusaders, who snapped a r Philadelphia goalie Bob Taylor NEW YORK (AP) - Yale, Rangers ripped Philadelphia 61, 2-2 tie with their barrage against for 49 shots and routed the winner of its first four games, Toronto edged Minnesota 4-3 and sub goalie Marcel Paille. F'aille Flyers. Rod Gilbert had two goals ranks among the nation’s major Atlanta topped California 43. replaced starter Bernie Parent in for New York, including the college football leaders in both the second period after the 250th of his NHL career. rushing offense and rushing In the World Hockey Associa­ Blazers’ regular was struck on the Pierre Jarry and Dave Keon defense. tion. it was Cleveland 8, ankle by a shot. clicked for a pair of third period NCAA statistics disclosed today Philadelphia 2 and Ottawa 8, Los Ottawa outlasted Los Angeles goals to move Toronto past that the EUis, led by senior Dick Angeles 5. in a wide-open WHA contest. Guy Minnesota. Jauron, rank sixth in ground-' Trottier and Wayne Carleton The Sabres managed just 16 Jacques Plante, the Leafs’ 43- gaining with an average of 311.3 scored two goals apiece for the victories last season, lowest total year-old goaUe, was forced to yards a game. On defense, they Gilbert Forgot Pain Waterbary Sixth W in of any NHL club. But they’ve leave the game after a puck Nationals, who won their fourth rank eighth, allowing just 97 IO-Z6 straight game. turned things around this year struck his gloved hand. Reekie yards rushing per game. Back in EL with five victories and three ties BY DICK CAVALU To Spark Rangers In Soccer in their first eight pm es. When they rallied for Wednesday’s tie I FIGURED OUTA VtAV THAT I'U _ I'M GOING TO JOIN THE NEW YORK (AP) — When Rod Gilbert arrived at Madison PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) - against Boston, they moved into a BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY NEVS? HAVE TO BRING HOME FOREK3 N L E G O N , Square Garden Wednesday night, he wasn’t quite sure he The Class AA Eastern League For Bears first place deadlock with idle ANOTH ER NOTE FROM THE TBACHBR . would be able to take the ice for the New York Rangers will return to Waterbury for the Montreal in the NHL Elast. HEY, FATTY! YOU GEE,JUST 1973 baseball season after a one- The Bennet varsity soccer team against the Philadelphia Flyers, The1973Volkswagen DROPPED YOUR p e n c il ! THINK-I'VE got win No. 6 yesterday against a There was an angry red welt on year absence. ONLY KNOWN tough Coventry club at Coventry, Gilbert's right thigh — a souvenir The league’s board of directors OH, E R ... AFEW 2- 1. V of Frank Mahovlich’s knee approved Wednesday transfer of Hoop Clinic THANK'S, /WONTHS AND, the Elmira, N.Y., franchise to a is still «1999 FLOS9IE. ALREADY SHEG delivered in the Rangers’ last The Bears played very well Waterbury group headed by CA LLIN G AAE game. despite injuries in previous At Central Probate Judge Frederick PET N A M ES' "1 skated around noontime and games. it was pretty tight." said Gilbert. Mascolo. Central Connecticut’s annual Waterbury was a member of "I wasn't sure I’d be able to go." Scoring first for Bennet was Basketball (Tlinic will be held on OtCfc But medical science — at least the league from 1966 until 1971, Saturday at Kaiser Hall. John Paquette and after Coven­ /OONES'F 10- 1.6 cAJMU the brand practiced around the when the franchise was moved to try had tied the score, Brian Featured speakers will be RlITGeWAy Sherbrooke, Que. Elmira was National Hockey League — has Bolduc made the tie-breaking Bruce Webster, head basketball beset by trouble the past season learned to deal with charley boot to put the Bears out in front coach at Bridgeport; Nick after its park was inundated by horses of the type suffered by and into the victory column. Macarchuk, assistant at BY ROY CRANE floods. Sweral games had to be BUZZ SAWYER Gilbert. Bennet now boasts 6-0-1 Providence College, and Dick CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE played in Waterbury. Percudani, Darien High coach. I NEVER DREAMED I'P BE "First, they froze it. then they record. YOU'RE WELL, SHE'S CUTE, PRETTY. SHE SHE'S A ' T BACK HOME, COLOHEL STARR 19th Hole Roy Jackson of Paoli, Pa., and PATIN C GlGl, (DPA USED r a A * y . PUCEY gave me a heat treatment right Webster will discuss the fast LETTING GIGI \ WAS OUR HlGHSCHOOL PEAUTY SELFISH, \ OWNS THE BANK. THEY LNE Pawtucket Red owner Joe Buzas TO BE ONE OF HER PAP'S L S AND THE COUNTRY CLUB before the game.” said Gilbert. Best defensively for the Bears break and Macarchuk the zone RUN NOUR LIF E ,V ( j u E E N , ------SHALLOW IN t h e BIGGEST HOUSE IN aRBAT PANZINI were re-elected president and TOWN OH TOP OF A HILL. .TENANT FARM ERS, Following are the starting "1 went out to warm up and it were fullbacks Jeff Gorman, offenses, with Percudani com­ DAViNY. WHAT LITTLE BEGIN THEIP. vice president of the Elastern KNOTHEAP, EERIE VIGIL times and pairings for Saturday’s seemed tight. But once the game Bruce Ballard and Bob Stanley, menting on Man-to-Man offenses. PO YOU SEE IN League which also has clubs in HER ANYWAY? i Va TO 5EE IF EL Four Ball Best (^ If Tournament started, it seem to loosen up very halfbacks Mario Orduz and Jim Central Coach Bill Detrick, 7 PIABOLO CAN West Haven, Reading. Pittsfield. at the Manchester Country Club: quickly." McNickle. Offensive attacks were who serves as program director, ttaruM FfiOM Quebec City and Three Rivers. r m o A A \ m a Quickly enough for Gilbert to led by Tony Barrett, Bolduc. indicates the sessions will start YEA R A FTER 8:02 Curtu. Sembenotti. McLafferty, deflect Brad Park's shot for the Paquette, Tayo Stimac and Tim with a coffee hour from 8:30 to HIS DBATHl Giilfitlu Rangers' opening goal in a 6-1 9:25, compliments of the 8:09 McFarland, Hayes. Put2, Remes Caslagna 6:18 R ^ ot, Pond. LaFrancis, Steuk romp over the Flyers. U was the Converse Rubber Company, and 8:23 IC Riordon, C. D. McCarthy, 250th goal of Gilbert’s NHL Tops in Organization will conclude at 12:30. Duttelle, G. Smith Bennet travels to Elnfield Mon­ 8:30 Prior. Herman. AgostinelU. Sibrinsz career, making him only the third Steve Boros and Dale day seeking win No. 7 against a Following lunch, those atten­ 8:37 Steeves. Migliore, E. McNamara. Ranger in history to reach that •McReynolds have been named team which tied the Bears ding will be guests of Central as F^nk 8:44 Genovesi, Ansaldi. Vanderkall. plateau. The others were Andy top minor league manager and earlier. the Blue Devil football team McCallum Jr. Bathgate, the alltime club leader scout, respectively, in the Kansas Nov. 4 Bennet meets crosstown meets Glassboro State in a 1:30 A bargain is a bargain. 8:51 Hopums, Mattem, Prindle, Welman with 272. and Camille Henry, who gam* at Arute Field. 8:58 Kristof, Bates, J. Calamari City Royals' baseball organiza­ rival Illing Jr. High. The game had 256. tion for 1972. 9:05 Novak, Taylor, Whelan. Dvorak will be played at Memorial Field. While you can see the new 1973 Beetle BY V.T. HAMUN 9:12 Rosenthal, Moffat, Abratis, Miller "Brad made the play and when says; a brand new computer that’s been in­ ALLEY OOP 9:19 Giguere, Flydal, T Leone. is still at a nice low price, you really can’t stalled, or soon will be, in our service area BY MILTON CANIFF Forstrom .> 1 deflected it into the net. it felt Rams Cut, Add STEVE CANYON 9:26 S. Ferguson. Conidin, Wigren pretty good, I'll tell you. An early begin to see the value until you know what ready to be hooked up to your cor. The 9:33 G Smith, Cotton. O'Reilly. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The TH EY EVEN I n e v e r EXPECTEP To s e e PETE'S SAKE.OLEV — 'lOU p id n 't look Edwards goal like that can make you feel you’re getting for your money. most advanced service system in the world, IFKNOCK OFF THE BOOKS ANP) AT WHAT I HAP Roadstop Feasts Enjoyed STOPPEP ACTING MV NAME amp PICTURE IN A * Kf Los Angeles Rams have released INSIPE 9:40 0. Lorentzen, Cerina, Rohan, Peck better in a hurry.” AS IF I AM SOME n e w s p a p e r .' won PER WHAT Z-OUT, YOU'LL MAKE IT MV GB06- 9:47 Kieman, Charlebois. Perry wide receiver John Love to make A warranty, for instance, that’s twice it checks vital service ports, via sensors and Gilbert added an assist on a SPIRITUAL UEAPEK MY MOM ANP STEVE CANYON TOUGH ON THE R E S T OF US 9:54 Heath, Malls, Bonadies,C^per room on their ready reserve what you get with any other small car-. 24 SLOBS' 10:01 Watson, Phelan, Lachappelle, second period goal by linemate By Reds^ Barons in AHL probes built into critical areas, and spells COME To SAVE t h in k — ANP PoTEET-ANP Manella Vic Hadfield and then scored roster for linebacker John months or 24,000 miles. * * the results out in plain English. People should THEM FROM THEM- BITSV... 10:08 Backiel, A. Calamari, Signer Sr., Pergine. career No. 251 and his seventh By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS goals, as the Nighthawks’ record But then, we wouldn’t be offering it if It hove it so good. Zania Pergine, a four-year veteran 10:15 Butkus. Gengras, Zavarella, Melton this year in the third period as the The touring Providence Reds dipped to 1-7-1. 10:22 Gerdella, Gardella, Warner, iSacey from Notre Dame, was waived weren't for our incredibly finicky factory Consider also our legendary r e s a le Rangers bombed Flyer goalie and Cleveland Barons enjoyed At Baltimore. Gary Gambucci, 10:29 Evelhock, Davey, Hassett, from the Rams’ active roster inspection: over 1100 inspectors poring value. When you compare it with other ca rs Bengiton Bob Taylor with 49 shots while roadstop feasts. The Virginia Red rookie Steve West and Scott when linebacker Ken Geddei was 10:38 Lavlnio, Wadas, S. Leone, Masi allowing the Flyers only 19. Wings and the Richmond Robins McPhail scored two goals each over more than 5,000 parts. (It sounds com­ after three years) it makes our $1999* 10:43 Carlo, ^tko, Deasey, Engb^g activated. Love, a two-year 10:50 Wilks, Clark...... W.Skinr nner, Other Ranger scorers were settled for a sandwich apiece. lor the high-powered Barons. pulsive, but it's the best way to reach per­ sound absolutely amazing.1 veteran from North Texas ^ t e , MclaughUn defensemen Rod Selling, with a Providence and Cleveland went Cleveland scor^ five goals in the fection.) lOiSTHIUnskl, Warren, Baker. B. Brown was dropped to make the limit of Everything adding up to one important shorthanded goal. Ab DeMarco on scoring binges Wednesday second period and breezed the 11:04 Lomba, Davis. Stevenson, D'Amato seven players allowed on taxi And now, there’s our new VW Computer point: there’s o big difference between b e­ 11:11 Christensen. D. Anderson. Schardt, and Park, who also had a pair of night, with the Reds belting the rest of the way. C. Dnris squad rosters. Diagnosis system. Meaning literally what it assists Gary Dornhoefer con­ ing cheap, and being a bargain. 11:18 Ogden, Qou^, Hunt.Schalter New Haven Nighthawks 9-4 and At Richmond, the Robins SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA ll:2Sfolin,, H. Gi^o, Meegan, Shenning nected for the Flyers. the Barons whipping the earned a tie with Virginia on Bob General Manager-Coach Emile Baltimore Clippers 10-3, while Currier’s power play goal with N w things in Kf* w ork at w dl cu a Vblciw ogan. Placed on Waivers . . n w i p TTcrieTS T biR e Hoop P resident Francis was prepared to go into Virginia and the Robins battled 7:19 remaining in the third ______'FiacM TResesg}^ the Flyer game without Gilbert. to a 2-2 tie in the American period. Richmond, returning DENVER (AP) - Frank Card, •IV73 VolkiwoBen S.don III luggeit.d r.ioil prIcB, P O.E tocol lonoi and olh.r d.olar chorg.i, It any, odditlonal B>NS,PKW\ RTirrrp BY ROUSON BOSTON (AP) — Charlie Law, After all, Rod had missed two Hockey League. home from a nine-day trip, to a 1- a 6-foot-7 Denver Rockets’ ••II on own.f momialni ond i.rvic.s hil v.hlclo in accordanca with lha Volkiwagan malnlananc. tch'.dul. any (oclOfy LITTLE SPORTS athletic director and coach at forward, has been placed on pari lound to ba dalacliva in malariol or woikman.hlp within 24 monih. or 24,000 milel, whlch.*.r comal (Irtl l.hcapt days of practice. The Reds, unable to play home U lead on Bill Barber’s goal 22 normal weor ond laar ond larvica llamil will be repaired or replaced by any U S. or Conodlan Volkiwag.n D.oler, Suffolk University, has Jieen waiven. General M a ile r Alex WlTXMMWALl "If that's how he comes back games until next month because st*conds after the opening face- And thii will b« done free of charge See your dealer for detailt I BLOOP I PEfO SlTS BLOOP elected president of the New from a charley horse," said Fran­ of construction delays on a new off The Win^' Brian Watts tied Hannum announced Wednesday tSourcei 1969 monulaclurert' luggailed ratoil prlcei and 1972 overoga utad cor lot ratall prlcai at auolad In N AD A [gAHtU BANK England, College Basketball night. Olflcioi Died Car Guide. Eoitern Ed, June, 1972. ,, cis, "1 think I'll prescribe a cou­ arena, hiked their East Division the count five minutes later. wVolM w ogen of Americo, Inc. Card, who has been in the (kiaches Association. ple of more of them for him.” lead to three points over idle Then Virginir went ahead on American Basketball Association Also elected recently at the fall Nova Scotia. Herb Boxer's rebound shot early meeting at Springfield (JoUege Gary Coalter. Ron Garwasiuk in the second period. for five seasons, was picked up by were' Bill Olson of Babson and Tommy Williams scored two rhe tie left Virginia in first the Rockets from Carolina on TED ntUDON. he. ® College, vice president, and The $250,000 W estchester place, two points ahead of Rich­ waivers early last year. He goals apiece for Providence. TOLLAND TPKB.--TAli00Tryn4LB Gerry I^ el of New Hampshire, Classic is the richest of the appeared in 73 games for Denver AUTHOKIIIO Derek Kuntz was New Haven’s mond and Cleveland, in the West DIAIIN /0-2.6 last season, averaging 7.7 points. secretary-treasurer. pi'c golf tournaments. lone bright spot, scoring three Division.

t I ^ O B TWKNTY- MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Thun.,. Oct. M, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Thun.. Oct; M, H 7I-- PAOETWEWY-ONB Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted NURSES RNi, LPNi, all lU ftl full-timo. Due to our rapid The “ Action Marketplace” growth wt are Incrwatni our TIm Economical W ay REGISTERED NURSES rofeiiional itaff. Bieellam ■ta^ Over 15,000 PaM Subscribers NIGHTS 4 EVENINGS - PULL 4 PART-TIME ng lalary, regular lalary in­ Blu* Crotf ■ CMS Liability Insuranca Bcreases, occellem frlruM beneflla. To Advortifo Over 60,000 Daily Readers Ma|»r Mtdical Hespitallullan write Off* For appointment call Mn. E. Long Term Disability* Planned Orlantallon Saunders, Director of Nundng, Paid Pansian Plan- Ample Praa Parking 5262187. Bast Hartford Convalet- 16 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Results Paid LIfa insurtnea* No Retatlen Pharmacy Discount Empiovaa Credit Union cent Home, 751 Main St., Eaat 16 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 Tuition Ralmbursamant* Empleyaa Racraatian Club Hartford. An equal opportunity COPY CLOSING TIME FOR employer. 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Continuing individualizod insorvico program. TRUST and estate administrator...... $14.56 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Vacation -1 wook aftor 6 months, 2 wtoks after 1 yoar. 20 words, 26 days ...... (pro rata for part timars) Position available in large Hart­ ford law firm. For Individual to Happy Ads ...... $1.50 in^h DetdllM lor SoSiiiMay Hid Moaday 12 days sick Itava, accumulativa to 60. maintain accounting records and PHONE 643-27U b lt:N N o M Friday (pro rata for part timars) prepare tax returns for estatei ana trusts. Experienced 9 paid holidays (pro rata for part timars) applicants only, please. Send ■Not availablo for part tima am p lo ya o sN O T E Ask us resume and sabuy requirementi Building-Contracting 14 about our "Partnorship" nursing tor part timars. to Administrator, P. 0. Box 3187, Auto-Service Hartford, Conn. Accessories HERALD Order Your j M INIM UM HOURLY RATE >4.M V mora with oxparianca PLUS PLEASE READ ganareus shift, charge, weekend a holiday diftarantials which ara GIRL or woman for general CHEVROLET, 1965 Impala two- BERRY’S WORLD brick (ireplaces, walls, concrete BOX LETTERS steps, siaewalks. No job too additiva. Far further Information plaasa call PERSONNEL Office - office work, typing and YOUR AD door hardtop. Good boi^. No H A P P Y A D S evening Intarvlaw may be arrang^ It mare convaniant. aptitude required, good engine. Posl-rear-end. $100. 646 smaU. Free estimates. Over 20 ‘Happy For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are and company benefits offe 0010. years experience. After 5 p.m. taken over the phone as a con­ 6461870. 644-2975. 1 I Call Mr. Rornasky, Ritter Information — «------MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Finance Co., 638 Talcottville Rd., THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should Thou^t’* 1 i AUTO CARPENTRY - Repairs, 71 HAYNES ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. RockvlUe, 8760711. close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT SERVICE remodeling, additions, roofing. ■ ^ 203-646-1222 E X T . 481 tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in REAL Estate career. Earn time for the next insertion. The SPECIALISTS Call David Patrla, South Wind­ Today! answering blind box ads who sor, 644-1796. $15,0(X) to $20,000 yearly. Con­ desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE •TuM-ups fidential interview, call Ralph can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion tor •Brakti WES ROBBINS c a i^ tr y 1 1 Pasek, 2867475, 7460243. any advertisement ana then only to •Mr CMd. ronodeling specialist. Additions, MACHINISTS Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser­ CompMt rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, CALL ^ 27U RECEPTIONIST with in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the Mo Cart bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. 1970 FORD COUNTRY TURRETLATHE bookkeeping experience wanted t'la.ssified Manager. Manchester value ol the advertisement will not PONTIAC Experienced in operation and sot-up. First - second • for moaem Hartford dental of­ fice. Typing necessary. Benefits Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser­ PARK LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Manchester and third shifts. memo listing the companies tion new homes custom built, available. Most interesting posi­ tion for a mature person. Send you do NOT want to see your 373 MIN Sr.. HANCH£3TER remodeling, additions, rec rooms, ' h o w • * • * /• « garages, kitchens remodeled, Evening TOOLMAKERS resume to Box ”D", Manchester letter. Your letter will be M9-2M1 SQUIRE WAGON Experienced in tool room work. Second shift. 643-2711 itMippyorit Herald. dt>stroyed if the advertiser is oath tile, cement work. Steps, donners. Residaitial or commer­ Herald one you've mentioned.' If not it cial. CaU 6464291. WELDER MACHINIST - needed by smill will be handled in the usual Autos For Salt Campers-Trailers Experienced in Heliarc-welding. Second shift. Mobile Homes established company to operate manner. 1966 CADILLAC convertible. DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, Happy 21st Birthday I Apply; horizontal milling machine and May be seen at Johnnie’s Mobil, 1970, 20' travel trailer, excellent additions, homes and iHappy Belated Birthday surface grinders. Trade school Lost and Found 1 West Street, Rockville or call 876 condition, tandem wheels, hot remodeling. No job too small, no 1 FWRICIA MADDEN LEE 1 CONTROAAATIC CORP. background helpful. Good star­ 9514, and a ^ for Paul. water heater, refrigerator, stove, job too b^. 644-2427 days. 646- Love, S This previous owner vehicle 200 West Main Straet Rockvilla, Conn. ting rate with complete paid » Love from, benefits. Apply at Nobel and LOST — Set of car keys, Vega and double sink, lav with shower. 7435 e v e n i^ . Mom and Dad H. | An Equal Opportunity Employer Camero tags. Call after 5 1963 CHEVY n, good for p ^ . Perfect for your winter in |M a and Da and the kids. Westbrook, Westbrook Street, Pam, Sue and Scott | East Hartford. An equal oppor­ p.m. 327 engine, 3 - s p ^ transmission, Florida. Private owner. $2,300. N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry 1 and Maureen MSit, tires, ^ t e r . Call between 3:369 contractor. Additions, carries Moriarty Brothers EXCELLENT opportunity, for tunity employer. 6462228. LOCAL General insurance LOST, Male Sealpoint Siamese p.m., 6462775. remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. older gentleman seeking employ­ Happy 13th Birthday \\ agency desires, experienced auto NURSES Aides - 7-3 p.m.. cat, Vernon Street, Manchester. Garage-Service-Storage 10 _ 1 Happy Anniversary ment. Need attendant im­ rating clerk, hours 64 p.m., Laurel Manor, 6464519. Phone 649-4151 after 5 p.m. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN bus, $1,000. STEVEN EDWARDS - 1 SQUEEKY - ADELLERISLEY i salary negotiable. 6469555. mediately for spa area. Inquire At Arco Station, 706 Main St., GARAGE for rent, 11 Fairfield Contracting agency. Siding, Love, 3: 1 Year 48 Point Guarantee 646-4260. 1 grandma and PAPA COMBINATION-Bookkeeper- LOST, Boy’s Amf 20” bicycle, Manchester. St., CaU 6464888. roofing, gutters, painting. Interior Mom, Dad, Rich, : gold with chrome fenders. (S) 1972 by NEA, and exterior, masonry, stone, » Love, WANTED — Woman to live in for Saleswoman, one who has a basic knowledge of bookkeeping, is Reward. Cali 646-5242. 1965 FALCON station wagon, GARAGE — Stone Street, steps, brick, walls, concrete, etc. 1 Tracy and Chrisy Mike and Licorice | older lady, light housework, own good running condition, $350.646 smaller car preferred, $10 per Carpentry, remodeling, ad­ transportation preferred. Call good with figures and can also 'Why don't you try 'workin' the microphone'— you know, sell. Five day week, Tuesday- LOST, Passbook .’s E10481, 2064. month. 643-4^. like Marjoe!" ditions. All home improvements, 25. Conv. Top Mechanism 37. Universal Joints -The Manchester Evening 6462977. commercial and private. Call 646 1 Happy Birthday Belat^ H^pyJBirthdayi 1. Engine BI(Kk 13. Radiator Core Saturday, Thursday till 9. Shoor 74968, 109648, 73- 194, 89050. 26. Power Steering 38. Transmission Oil Cooler Herald is now soliciting Savings Bank of Manchester. 1966 MUSTANG, Fastback, WANTED — Garage for winter 5275, 65. 1 DANNY MADAM BUTTERFLY | 2. Cylinder Head(s) 14. Fan Belt COOK — Experienced in quantity Jewelers, 917 Main St., maroon, 289 engine, standard 27. Power Brakes 39. Transmission bids for custodial ser­ cooking, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply at Manchester. Application made for payments. with electricity. Oak Street vicini­ 12 Painting-Paparing 13 1 Love, (BRENOA) 3. internal Engine Components 15. Horn g2Personals- transmission, radio, excellent ty. Call 6469768. Services Offered REC rooms buUt, reasonable 40. Differential '•S'* vice. For further infor­ Manchester School (Cafeteria of­ From your faithful companion ■ 16. Turn Signals 28. Parking Brake RN Supervisor, 611 shift, Announcements 2 condition. Phone after 5 p.m., prices, rapid service. Phone 646 1 Linnea and Ma 4. Carburetor 41. Locks and Latches mation contact Mr. fice, 45 School Street, 6463626. 6469474. Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 DICK’S Snow Plowing — J. P. LEWIS & SON. custom 8134 aifter 5 p.m. (Bernie) | 1 7 . Lights 29. Brake Shoes W. excellent wwes and benefits. decorating, interior and exterior, 5. Fuel Pump 42. Front Suspension Lyons at the Herald. Apply Mr. 'folisano. Meadows SOMETHING WRONG? Consult specializing in serving Rockledge a 18. Battery Cables 30. Brake Cylinder EXPERIENCED male teller, MERCimV COMET, 1967, paperhanging, fuUy insured. For 1 6. Heater Core (Except Pneumatic) Phone 643-2711 with managerial capabilities, to Convalescent Center. 6462321. yo'OUT Maker! Read God's word, EXPEIRT repairing ail makes of and surrounding areas, 31. Brake Hydraulic System ■ Wi automatic, V-8, power steering, 6 bicycles including 3, 5 and 16 driveways, sidewalks, parking free estinutes, call 649-9658. If no Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 Happy Birthday | 7. Heater Hoses 19. Voltage Regulator assume duties at a local branch rite now for literature. Bibles I Happy 30th Birthdav 43. Rear Suspension Situation Wanted 38 & Books, P.O. Box 124, door vinyl hardtop. New tires, speieds. Manchester fficycle Shop. lots. Call 6460002. answer 6466362. RICHARD L U K A S j 20. Generator 32. Wheel Bearings bank. For appointment call, 646 GUTTERS and roofs repaired 8. Heater C^trol Valve (Except Pneumatic) Manchester, Conn. new paint job. Asking $700. 1 RICHARD LaPOLLA from 21. Distributor 33. Steering Linkage 1700. RICHARD E. Martin. FuU and replaced. Excellent Love always, 9. Heater Motor 44. Shock Absorbers MOTHER of preschooler will Phone 7469118. 1970 HONDA, 175, good SNOW Plowing — Starting new Go(Mie, Harry \ 34. Windshield Wiper Motor WANTED, ride from Mill Street, condition. Best offer over $325. route, residenual and commer­ professional painting service. workmanship 1 Linda, Pam and Tricia 10. Water Pump 22. Starter 45. Manifold EVENING Part-time help babysit in her home, near Interior - exterior. Free es­ Free estimates. 6461399. and (mristopher 35. Windshield Wiper Linkage Meadows Convalescent Home. off Oakland Stteet, to Constitu­ 1968 GTX, 383, maganon type Call after 4 p.m., 6466026. cial. Free estimates. CaU 646 11. Radiator Hoses 23. Power Seats 46. Exhaust Pipe wanted at Shakey’s Pizza Parlor. engine, Cragar mags, fo u r-sp ^, timates, fuUy insured. 6464411. 36. Drive Shaft HELP CaU 6465641. tion Plaza, Hartford, 8:30-9 — 1364, also Ught trucking. 12. Radiator Thermostat 24. Power Windows Must be 18. Please call Mr. 4:366. 6460030, 522-6207. low niiileage. Goira condition. 1970 HONDA CT 70, good BIDWELL Home Improvement 47. Tailpipe Nickerson for appointment, 876 C. AND G. Home Improvement. Co. Expert installation of 1 CHILD day care in my home After 5 p.m., 6465879. condition, low mileage, helmet CEILING AND - ceramic tUe Business Opportunity 28 Private Instructions 32 48. Muffler 0793. WANTED specialist, one ceiUng or all, Interior, exterior painting and aluminum siding, gutters and while mother works. Keeney RIDE wanted from Walkv Street included, $250. 6461323. Street area. OU 6468430. area to Hartford Hospital, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, repaired, replaced. Rooms waUpapering. Free estimates. trims. Roofing m s t^ tio n and FOREIGN Doctoral candidate PART-TIME school bus driven ExcellaM Wifet fair condition, $400 firm. Call 647- TRIUMPH 1970, 650 cc, semi- repaired, remodeled. Light 2269565,after 5 p.m. repairs. 6466MS, 875-9109. wanted to drive in Town of and Fringe Benefits working hours 8:30-4:30. C ^ 566 wishes to tutor in any of six WILL babysit child in my home, 3948 days or 6468173 after 5:30. 9441 or 6469601. chopped. Extras. $900. 649-0993, trucking. No job too small, languages, also social sdencei, or TERWIS WRITTEN BY DEALER Manchester. Approximate hours ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 67 p.m. week days. special rate. 647-9232. CEILING Painting and paper ROOFING - Specializing SHELL 7:168:45 a.m. and 63:45 p.m. We vicinity Spring Street. (^U 646 banging. $22.50 average room for malbematics. Available for DUO-SET 5610. Autos For Sale 4 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, good repairing roofs of all kinds, new business translations, willing to will train. Call 6462373, ask for condition. Call 643-8623. HONDA 1966, CA160, good REWEAVING OF - bums, papering. CaU 6469112. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, 5( PROCESSING CO. DEALERSHIP act as agent for buyer or idler, John. MEDICAL student and ex- condition. Elxtras. $150. 649-0W3, moth-holes, zippers repaired. cleaned and repair^. 30 years any international transaction. Should your previous owner vehicle, ROCKVILLE 875-2585 B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting by experience. Free estimates. CaU AVAILABLE IN corpmanpilldll wantsYVdIliD KCIUIUICgeriatric latuoui^nursing 1965 FORD Fairlane station 67 p.m. week days. Window shades made to Cteil 8766686. An Equal Opportunity wagon, 6 cylinder, standard, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• measure, all size Venetian bUnds. experts, exteriors, interior, spray, Howley, 643-5381. VERNON inI private ' ■ home,■ '5 days ^ weekly, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• E m p tie r Ca(ail 872-9778. Hurst shifter. $200 or best offer. Services Offered 12 Keys made while you wait. TV brush and roll. Reasonable PIANO or voice instruction in DEAN MACHINE MILES prices, free estimates. Also purchased at AAoriarty Brothers Lincoln- 742-6211. portables for rent. Marlow’s, 867 AmbUiout man d nirtd mm for ti- your home. Experienced BA-MA AUTO SALES masonry, carpentry. 6460001. Heating-Plumbing 17 PRODUCTS FEMALE hairdresser wanted, MEDICAL receptionist, SNOW Plowing — Commercial Main St., 649-5221. Utini 3-bay nneb itylo larvtct ata- teacher, specializing in 1 secretary with excellent 1969 AUSTIN American and 1962 and residential. Reasonable 102 COLOrnSL RD. part-time only. Experience DONALD E. Tarca — SAM Wat^ Plumbing and tton lecatid on Route 30 6 IS . TWa or intermediate students, references, mature understan­ 461 MAIN STREET l^um ph TR-3, both excellent rates. Also available as backup LAWNMOVER SERVICE - after 6 p.m. 6468873. MRNCHESUR-649-S265 preferred. C!aU M63320. condition. Will accept legitimate paperhanging and painting. Free Heating. Bathroom remodeliiu u f M otloii oieellonl profit potential to ding, good rapport with people, MANCHESTER, CONN. rig. CaU 6463467, 647-9304. sharpening and repairing. Pickup ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mercury, need service whiie you are away offers. 6462339. and deUvery. L&M Equipment estimates. CaU 6460271. and repairs. Free estimates. CaU tin rl|M brikMual. MACHINISTS - Lathe and desues fuU-time em plc^ent. 6 4 6 -8 3 4 0 6463808. SHEU 0FFER8: Help Wanted 35 Cutter-Grinder Telephone 2867219. SHARPENING Service - Saws, Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, milling. Semi-production, ex­ •••••••••••••«••••••••••••••••• 1961 CHEVROLET BelAlr, 6 Monday-Thursday 65, Friday 69, A-1 PAINTING specials. Clean, • Excollont Paid Trakiini perimental, large and smaU tur­ knives, axes, shears, skates, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing— Dogs-Birds-Pgts 41 cylinder standard, excellent run­ Saturday 8-4. neat, quaUty workmanship at • Financial Aatitianca Eipcrienced. 3 p.m. lo 1 ning, tool and die work. Job shop rotary blades. Quick service. prices you can afford. Free minor Prompt, courteous service. uiU from home, even that's taken care of. 1— HARDTOPS ning condition. Must sell. Best Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main • lowranca and RoUranwnt Plan j.m. Rll beneiils. experience preferred. Aircraft S8T-BIRD ...... $1395 offer. 6466885. SNOWMOBILE R e p ^ - repairs. CaU John, 528-0331. 6461496. type work. Immediate openings FREE kittens, good homes St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:36 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••«••• e Many more bonofttt EXPERIENCED An equil opportunity employer desperately needed. Tabby, black 67 MUSTANG ...... $795 Factory trained mechanics. L & on days and nights. AU .benefits 5, Thursday 7:369, Saturday, NO JOB too smaU. Inunediate (tell collect, Mokdays, 5269404, ask Jif Bore and white. Trained. Healthy. 566 67 FORD ...... $895 7:364. 6467958. M Equipment, Route 83, Vernon, for Mr. Brophy. and overtime. Apply to J.T. 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door 872-8311. Monday-Thursday 65, Building-Contracting 14 service on service calls. Free Vertical Turret Lathe Your Guarantee is good at any Slocomb Company, 68 Matson 3272 after 5 p.m. 66 PLYMOUTH .... .$695 sedan, power brakes, power Friday 69, Satur^y 8-4. estimates gla(% given on heating M fh b and wooktndt, call coNact, JANITOR position available, 6 Hill Rd., South Glastonbury, 636 67 PLYMOUTH .... .$795 SNOW plowing — experienced Cintimatic Operators FREE — 6weeks old part Manx steering, original owner. $900. ROOM ADDITIONS - dormers, or plumbing. Faucets repaired or 2S9-2I17, ask for Mr. iarvlt. evenings weekly. Hours midnight 9485. 67 CHEVROLET .... .$$95 commercial and residential. By instaUed. Water pumps worked to 8 a m.' Year 'round employ­ kittens, box trained, shorter than Phone 8767308. the storm. Manchester area. Call ODD jobs — houses painted, garages, add a level, roofing, Or Britt: siding, foundations. Low, low on. Complete h a tiiu m tem s, PURDY CORPORATION ment. Vacation and insurance normal taU. 643-5058. 6461993. interior-exterior. Lawn care. You 516 HWIard St. Lincoin-AAercury dea ler, because OFFICE help wanted, name it. we’U do it. Phone 646 prices. Bank financing. Add-A- rec rooms, etc. Call M & M benefits. Ideal position for hus­ experienced booikkeeping and 1967 VtLLIANT, standard, 4-door, Plumbing & Heating, 6462871. SHELL OltCOMPANY 6468723 band and wife team. Contact IRISH Setters, show prospects, I— SEDANS- TWO Handymen want a variety 0758. Level Dormer, 289-0449. typing. Please caU 742-6641. radial tires, good condition. $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 477 (tennocUcut Blod. Manager, Parkade Lanes, champion sired. Reasonable. CaU B9F0RD ...... $1095 firm. 6465987. of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, East Hartford, Conn. 872-6418. attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and Painting-Papering 13 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - MARTY’S Plumbing and Manchester Parkade. HAIRDRESSER — Experienced 55 MUSTANG RemodeUng, repairing, additions, Heating. Complete bathroom BANQUET waitress wanted for AAoriarty Brothers Lincoin-AAercury full or part-time, Vernon area. gardener’s service. CaU 6465305. MOSTLY Springer Spaniel male Hardtop...... $595 rec rooms, porches a ^ roofing. remodeling and repairs. Free es­ weekends. No experience Phone 8769716. 1962 OLDSMOBILE. running CEILING speciaUst — expert DEAN MACHINE dog. Free to go<^ home. Reason, 57 RAMBLER ...... $695 workmanship. One ceiUng or aU No job too smaU. CaU 6463144. timates. No job too snoaU. CaU necessary. Phone S68-W04. condition. $75 or best offer. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also wife’s aUergy. 6461831. 57 PLYMOUTH .... .$795 Phone 6461603. moving large appUances. Burning your ceilings repairied and 742-7438. PRODUCTS DENTAL Assistant wanted part- 56 OLDS ...... $495 DORMERS, garages, porches, AMERICAN MALE wanted — part-time help barrels delivered. $4. 644-1775. painted. Also interior painting has registered your purchase at 102 COLONIAL RO. time for modem Hartford dental SILVER mini-toy poodles, AKC 59 VW, Fastback . . . $1095 and waUpapering. CaU 289-0773. rec rooms, room additions, TOWNE Plumbing Service, wanted, hours 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. office. Benefits available, 2625 VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 34,000 Repairs and alterations. No^ob MANCHESTER - 649-5265 registered, shots, champion line, 57 LE M A N S ...... $795 CARPENTER available, days, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, and 7 p.m. until closing. Apply hour work week. Desirable posi­ miles, brand new tires, $1,150. too smaU. Prompt service. P b ^ OIL 8 weeks old, reasonable. Vernon, 67 OLDS Cutlass . . . $795. evenings, weekends. Additions, INSIDE. — outside, painting. siding, general repairs. Qualiw Hardees Restaurant, 8M Broad tion for someone who enjoys Moving, must sell. 872-3286. workmanship. Financing 6464056. Street, Manchester. HARDINGE 8769449. alterations, repairs. No job too Special rates for people over 65. Warranty Headquarters, in Detroit. working with people. Write Box «•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CaU my competitors, then caU available. Economy Builders, STATION small. Free estimates. Call E. Manchester Evening Herald. Live Stock 42 1964 FORD Futura convertible, me. Elstimates given. 6467863. Inc., 6466159, 8720647, evenings. CHUCKERS I— CONVERTIBLES— f ] standard, reasonable. Call 646 Stephen Martin, 6467295 after 4 Flooring 19 Manchester I67CADILUC ...... 31895| | 1802. p.m.______(Set-up end Operite) WOMEN - Coppercraft GuUd PINTO pony, 13.2 hands few SANDING and Stay one step ahead of ThB M anchasttr Evening has openingsgs for Ipart-time intermeoiate rider, excellent TWO YOUNG married men wiU evening work. Elam while you 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, do smaU repair jobs and painting, Aiitwtr lo Pravioiii PitxxU ^ in older the compiHition. Herald is now soliciting Ni|hts end Days. All Benefits. western show pony. Reasonable. I specializing in inside THE VEHICLE PICTURED ABOVE An equil opportunity employer. learn. Call Mrs, Carlyle, 872-0318. AGON! excellent running condition. also cellar cleaning and Ught Eatables bids from firms in­ 643-6197 after 6. Radio, heater, snow tires, painting and paper hanging. John LIE...... $7951 trucking. CaU 6462692, 6463726. MODERN 3-BAY SLIPCOVER and drapery maker, e winterized. Best offer. 6468140. Verfailfe, 6460750, 8762m . terested in snow IS OFFERED FOR PURCHASE AT OFFSET Pressman With E'DR rent, immediately 10x12’ TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees ACROSS DOWN ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STATION removal and sanding of experience and versatility needed experienced only. Apply SterUi box stalls. Hidden Brook Farm, 1971 PINTO, four-speed, cut. building lots cleared, trees 1 Soak up gravy IT raa fluids full-time for small estabUshed Upholstering & Supply, 22:S! Keeney Street. 6365687 after 3 3LET...... $495| our parking lot area. For McKee Street. excellent condition, many extras. topped. Got a tree problem? WeU 4 Nutrient----- 2 Submit to AAoving-Trucking-Storage 20 Please call days 563-0131, print shop. Call 649-2741 between p.m., 2466913. -SPECIALS Asking $1,700. Phone 6469144. worth phone caU. 742-8252. 8 Delicacy 3 PlumUke fruit further information con­ 10-4 or 649-5688 after 5:30. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaeeaea 12 Lincoln's 4 Tremulous MANCHESTER - Delivery Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. 1970 FORD COUNTRY WOMAN 18 or over, to work at 65 OLDS Conv. . . . .$95.00 tact Mr. Lyons at the Articles for Sale 45 CHEVROLEIT, Concours estate, ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of nickname 5 Wheat— - light trucking and package Evoninp and Sunday call Hartford Road Dairy Queen, ex­ 65 MUSTANG . . . . .$95.00 13 Withered 6 Ascended ddiv - - • ■ Herald. Phone 643- AVON Calling — Up to here in 1968 station wagon, V-8, power all trades, reasonable and livery. Refrigerators, washen bills? Looking for a way out? You perienced cashier arid counter 66 O P E L...... $95.00 14 Love god 7 Legal point colloct 413-786-3041. SQUIRE STATION WAGON preferred. Hours 612, Monday- SONY color television, 2!enith steering, automatic. $1,150. prompt. Cali 528-8649. 15 Through SSugar and stove moving specialty. can make extra money fast as an 63 CHEVROLET . . . .$95.00 Friday. Apply Hartford Road transworld multi-band portable Phone 6465427. 18 Captives source (pL) Folding chain for rent. 6460752. Avon Representative. Get out­ . . . .$95.00 as a sword Dairy Queen, between 163. radio. Encyclopedia Brittanlca, 63 RAMBLER . VERNON Tree Service — Elx]pert 18 Formal 9 Prayer ending 28SuriaiU White, 10-passenger, automatic, power steering, power doors, make friends, enjoy life 1970 edition, complete. CaU 876 67 CHEVROLET . . . .$95.00 tree maintenance, pruni methods 10 Civil wrong 27 Psrtainlng to 42 Pierce with ••••••••••••••••••••••#•••#•••• 1969 BUICK WILDCAT, twodoor ing. 11 Gaelic more! Call 289-4922. 6686 after 6 p.m. hardtop, power steering, power cabling, removal, feeding, 20 Annusl thaLsvsnt a knife Dressmaking 22 SERVICE FEMALE help wanted for brakes, air conditioning, dark green vinyl interior, one DRIVER — Two round trips income (Fr.) 17 Trying 28 Roman road 43 Demigod pleasant light clean. clean, easy, rdax- daily, to Pomfret. Leave brakes. Excellent condition. spraying. Connecticut tree Ucense experience 29Theow owner, low mileage. ______TAG SALE - 9 Main St., South 21 Charged atom 44 Arab state CUSTOM made ladies dresses, ing work, Thursday, Friday, Manchester 7 a.m. return by 9 Private sale. Phone 647-1519 after .1622, luUy insured. Free es­ 22 Concludes 19 Subfect 31 Narrate 46 Husband of STATION DEAN MACHINE Windsor, lerna's Trailer Park, ■TRUCKS 5:30 p.m. timates. 872-4513. 24 Sloping way 23 At no time 33 Citrus fruit Gudrun suits. Bridal gowns and vdls. Salurday, Sunday onfy. You can a m. Second trip leave 4 p.m., Also hand set fashion jewdry. return by 6 p.m. Car provided. White trailer in the front. Oc­ 28Kolu>’s 24 Harvest 38 Assault 47 Love god FOR work all or part of the above tober 28th and 29th. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- STEPS, sidewalks, stone waUs, weapon 25 Spanish 40 ------48Droopasyrup 6461133. days. Contact SDR Enterprises, PRODUCTS Call 6462521, 6461835. gansral 41 Manipulate, If you would like to browse our previous owner 102 COLONIAL R D .. door hardtop. Body and in t^ o r fireplaces, flagstone terraces. AU 27 FslMhood SO Rooms (ah.) LEASE 7420066. 30 New York city MATURE MAN for full-Ume E'ROM wall-to-waU, no soU at aU, in excellent condition, smooth concrete repa^, both inside and T“ T- 3 I” r ~ V r " MANCHESTER - 649-5265 32 Certain 1 r W II Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 CALL 646-1700 to porter. Excellent fringe benefits on carpets cleaned with Blue running 6-cylinder engine with outside, railings, landscaping. aarvanta CITGO apply for Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, 12 1$ 14 position as an installment loan vehicles st<)p by at our quarters on Center Street, and regular salary Increases. App­ very I automatic transmission, power Rrasonabiy priced. CaU 6 4 3 ^ 1 . 34 Limicoline TURRET $1. The E.A. Johnson Paint Com- bird MORTGAGES, loans first UcstiiniiMrsviHsbte. Interviewer for local bank. Man ly in person, Elast Hartford Con­ Bankrupt, reposseuion? Honest steering and radio. Good rubber. 1$ 14 17 second, third. All kinds. Realty any, 723 Main Street, Lack of use forces sale. Asking WASHING Machine repairs, RCA 35 Number Osster Trsinini RvsUibte with experience preferred. valescent Home, 751 Main street, las accepts lowest down, 36 ------fried fish sUtewlde. Credit rating un­ where you see the friendly AAoriarty Brothers LATHE East Hartford. anchester. 649-4501. est payment, anywhere. Not $675. Call owner at 6464451. Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. IS IS 20 RstirMwnt Fisa RvsUsbte a Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike 37 Shakespear­ necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ WANTED housewlvaa to deliver (Set-up and Operate) small low finance company plan. ean king 21 tial, quick arrangements. Alvin mall In your own nclghbortiood. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1964 CHEVROLET converUble, Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 39 Female norsa Locatad on busy West Middle Turnpike, next to 2t u 2> Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 Flexible boun. No MHcltliif. Lincoln-Mercury Sign. Ni{hts and Days. All Banaliti V-8, automatic, $210. Phone 646 40 Bulk ConsUtuUon Plaza, Hartford. An equal opportunity employer. 0758. Stop and Shop, 643^916. 41 Gained Routo 44A, Covontry Immediate work. Pbone 66M7W I mo f o r d XL^ ^ U Evenings, 2330879. ______or apply at office. Independent Repossession. Savings Bank of victory TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, 42 Young hog a4 Phono Jamos Galay Poetefsystem, 471 Hartford Rd., OIL BURNER SERVICE Manchester, 0461700. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 45 Holy ones MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Manchester. EXPh^KIENCED Counter girls \ spraying, etc., fully insured. (Fr.) ss 568-1200 fur weekends. Apply in person. Trucks-Tractors 5 Licensed. Free estimates. Call mortgages — interim financing — iQualified oil burner service manl 1908 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- 49 Restrained ■ expedent and confidential ser­ 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. Dairy Queen, 242 Broad Street, 6365345. 51 MascuUna 40 41 EXPERIENCED mechanic days, door hardtop, power steering, 1957 JEEP wagon, 4-wheel drive vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 646 must be capable of tune-upe ana /IVIORIARTY ro Manchester. wanted. Must have state license. Apply power brakes, excellent appellation 42 43 44 M IT w with four-way plow. Needs minor UNITED Tree Service — jobs 52 Asian sea 5129. general repairs, Connecticut I in person only. mechanical condition, $1,095 or work. $550. CaU 6463824 after 53 Coffee----- 4* driver's Ucense, references re­ INSPECTOR - Appliance best offer. Call owner 6464200. large or small, tree removal, etc. u IT Private Instructions '32 manufacturer needs Individual 5:30 p.m. Insured CaU 6464622. 54 Egg----- quired. Apply In person, SU w SSHam----- 5 “ u 44 Lent Shell, 252 Speacw 8t„ for second shift inspection of in- BANTLY OIL CO.. INC. TRIUMPH GT0, 1967, Indigo soup Read CERTIFIED TEACHER wlUl processed machine parts. Apply 1956 WILLIS jeep, hail-ton pick­ T. & R. Painting and $ r Is U Masters degree, available for blue, metalflake. black vinyl roof, up, recently rebuUt, 0 cylinder S6SUpped Personnel Department, Iona 1331 Main St. Manchetterl sbM carpeting, low mileege. E i- waUpapering. Reasonabte rates. 57 Blffnoid curvt J k Herald Ads tutoring, sublactt aand grade open. Company, 6 Regent StreeL motor. Excellent running condi­ Also odd jobs. 6460168 or 646 (NIWtSAHt INTUMIU AUN.) Call 7d-7l81. PART-TIME cook, cdfisit running condition. Must tion. 6467031 after 5. Muior. Ctn 64MUI. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. PH(^6^ :5135j Manchester. ® toe to apptedate. 6434033. 0700. M ANCHESTER E VE NING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Hiii PAG E T W E N T Y -T W O - M ANCHESTER E V E N ^ HERALD. M m dw iter. Conn., Thun... Oct. M, l»7a OutofTown*Fortal« 75 ;Hm m i Fgr Salii 72. Out of Town*For Solo 75 72 HeuMt For SnIo 72 Room ! Without B eard___ 59 HoOlo* For Salt Cub Pack Awards V A w « iT«» DELUXE ONE — Bidfopia YO U R FU R N ITU R E will flt Into ROOM in private borne, no this older 6*room house, 5 OMIMEHICMm apartment, waU-to-waU c « r p ^ Q ib Scout Pack 130 o f St. kitchen privllegei, parking, bodrooms with huge, walk-in CLASSIFIED TVlEKlOdCAH tnroughout, completo appltenctei Janus School recently held its female on^. 6Ceto9. STAV UP LATB, MANCHESTER vanity batli. CentraUy .lo o te d doaets, formal dining room and eat-ln kitchen, front porch and award night. Den 1 gav« the ViMAdBOMTHE IMuetd for quick tiM md quick 5178 monthly. R.D. Murdock, CLEAN, heated, (umiihed room bock mudroom. Asking in,900. OPEN HOUSE S a t 1«5 mtng and doting ceramaaief. occupancy. 6462692. ADVERTISING for working man, call 64S-9SSS or TV? Keith R e d Estate, 6464136, 546 • Sowts partldpatod in ghost 649-3142. RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, fomial 1933. stortas told by Asst. CUbmaster 7-Raom Capa, now 529,900. Good Leo RkAloff. (MANCHESTER S' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS L IG H T . housekeeping room dining room,, eat-in Utehan, Rolling Hills, Mansfield iria, lino it ^ ir or ratironwnt homo. Uving room has cathedral Cubmaatcr Donald Tuttle 8:80 AJM. to S:00 P.M. stove, Hrefrlgerator, linen cm STRAIGHT RANCH with (Mat and claan, mar but. large master bedroom, f6 -_^ praicntod the foUowlng awards; provided. 801 Main St. 641MM79 delightful family room, room, floor-to-ceUlng fir e p l^ , t im e fo r c l a s s if ie d a d v t after 12 noon. flreplaced Uving room. Bnmd From I-M, take Exit M. Follow ilgiu on Rt. 191 toward UConn. Torn right on Rt. 44A. Bobcat pini; Shawn Bator, c o m c L o s m o ^ . 7-Room Capo, now 527,900. All now IVk baths, aluminum sidln^6car Proudly Invite U tM NOON DAT BKFCMUC PUBLICATION new kitchen with buUt-ln stove, Timothy Derby, Marc Desmarals, intido, mar hoapllal, Khooli, shop- garage, acre lot with privacy. mile on left la Rolling Hllla. ROOM for gentleman, quiet, oven, dishwasher, and dimoaal, 6 James MasxoU, Joseph Oct- Dm OIm tw Satarday Mid Bfoaday la U iM Noon FMiajr pint and but. 536900. Philbrick Agency, convenient location. 224 Cbwter car garage, S io oe oU hot water totovicb, Sean Phillips, Daniel Realtors, 6464200.______Oak Street, 6434368. heat. Treed lot, asking |3G,900. Plnard, Michael Ray, Steven 6 CH0 0 LTM 4ORR0 W.M6UT £ MOHDAV *10 Keith Real Estate, 6464136, 646 A mo ALL SOUTH WINDSOR TEN-ROOMS Contemporary Reynolds, Kenneth Rohan, D IA L E X CE LLE NT furnished warm TII4£ f o r SSO/ J f ANICHCO MV TMURfinW0»tt.4> 1922. 643-2711 6Roo GMOWylNlTtr ildini, woodad lot 100i210, fIrtpUct, IVk acres of land with a view, Nicholas Tmkalas; W df badgm: PENTAX System student. Private entrance. Near NIGHTS ? SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, treed country kttebon, walk io H^ford but redwood construction. TiSrV Richard Dubek and Jeffery Center. 647-1145, 6494896. lot, quiet netehborfaood, dead­ Contiiiiltd From Prteodliig Pago and Garbar Sdanliflc. Thermopane windows. Philbrick end street. Flreplaced living Rlcfaloff. ROOM for rent, good home for Agency, 6464200. Alto, Gold arrows; Neal 45 Household Goods 51 room. Terrific kitchen, g a r m FACTORY DEMO Articles for Sate someone away from home, board and breeseway. Asking W.M0. Desimone, Norman Hebert and TWO family — 64, inunaculate optional. 6434745. F. J. SPILECKI Keith Real Estate, 6464136, 646 Kevin TheodoK, SUver arrows: CARPETS a fright? Make them a SEWING MACHINES,tCHlNBS, Siiuer condition throughout, new roof, REALTOR $43-2121 1933. Norman Hebert, Anthony Walter b^utiful sight with Blue Lustre. Touch and Sew,V, 547.50; 1972 % - LARG E CombinaUon Uvlng and exterior recently painted. Good Zag, unclaimedi Ilaw-away, 543.75. investment and return. Secon­ and Mark Walter; Bear Badge; Rent electnc shampooer |1. The- bedroom, light cooking facllitds, BRAND N EW Colonial, one fuU- Guaranteed. 5224931, dealer. dary financing available. Close to Patrick Derby. FRIDAY, OCT. 27,11 A.M. Fteewood Furniture Shop. private bath and entrance. CaU bath and two half-baths, base- 6494610. HARTFORD’S first and only fuU bus Une. 531,500. PhUbrick Agen­ M AYTA G washer, excellent SATURDAY, OCT. 28,10 A.M. to 5 P. CRAFT SA LE — October 28, new ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rental service, handUng only ren­ cy, R o to rs , 6464200. condition, fli: 535 Mediterra­ handcrafted items, hand painted Apartments For Rent 63 tal property. Over 700 vacancies nean style silverware chest, never GEORGIAN Colonial, AU brick, duck lamps, mirrors, sconces, Out of Town- to choose from daUy. Open 7 Caldor has made arrangements with a leading New York used, 51S. 646-4379. ten rooms, tour large bedroojM, shelves, ties, excellent for wed­ Apartments For Rent 63 For Rent 66 Houses For Sale 72 days, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. About Camera Dealer to accept your old camera equipment in trade ding arid C%ristmas gifts. 174 Homefinders, 5466980. beautiful entrance foyer. Two on new purchases of camera equipment, during this event TH REE-PIECE vinyl living Vernon Street, ManchAter. ATTRACTIVE 4-room first floor BROAD Brook — 4-room heated MANCHESTER - 527,500. Four- fireplaces, 2V4 baths, two-car g « - only. TRADE UP NOWI room or den set. Excellent condi­ WOODLAND apartment, stove, refrigerator, apartment, adults only, no room Cape plus 2 unfinished, age. Sunporch, in mint of eondl- Town garage, beautiful lot in fine tion. 5140. Phone 649-7706. references, no pets, tifx. 226 cnildren, no pets, inquire at 7-C aluminum siding, garage, con­ Manchastar Uon.-PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, G IR L ’S coat, site 7, brown neighborhood. Immaculate. CaU MANOR 3540. venient location. Im m e ^ te oc­ 6464200. crushed leather, alpaca lining, Church St., Broad Brook. MR. INVESTOR Warren E. Howland, Realtor, ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES A children’s film, "Rabbit HOSPITAL bed, umbrella tent cupancy. Bel Air Real Estate, excellent condition, voung man s 3-Famlly In 8-3 zona. Saparala 6461108. Homes are not shell homes, but are completely4inished and furnished with no extras HiU," adapted from the book by Direct from Photokina ’72 (The world Photo Trade show) walker, gas stove, gas ^APARTMENTS FOUR-ROOM apartment, first SPACIOUS one and two bedroom 6469332. QUALITY throughout - can’t be all weather coat with lining, size haatini uniti. Only $37,500. Call now. Robert Lawson, will be shown in 32. CaU 6434181 after S. refrigerator. Call 647-1564. floor, appliances, heat, parking, apartments, fully applianced built today with these features at to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are built to American Frtd Nawman, 2^-7475. FABULOUS 5-bedroom Cape, the Mary Cheney Library Junior central location, security, 5180 kitchen, waU-to-^^ carpeting, this price. Large oversized master S t a n d i Association’s Code A1161 or above. Introducing the NEW Uke new condition, huge rooms, SINGER Touch and Sew, like HOMESTEAD ST. monthly. 649-3340. large b lo o m s , dining room and bedroom, oversized Uving room, Room tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. CLEAN, dark rich loam, five MANCHESTER wooded lot, city utiUties, range, Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and planning on yards, g^.SO. Sand, gravel, stone, new, hems, buttonholes, stretch OFF W. MIDDLE TP K L living room. One bedroom 5189.; huge eat-in kitchen, aU buUt-lns, and again at 2:30 p.m. It runs disposal, dishwasher, 527,900. stitches, monograms, sews on MANCHESTER MODERN 2-bedroom apartment 2 bedrooms, 5199. Children formica cabinets, flreplaced each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful flowering shrubs highlight about an hour. manure, pool and patio saiid. 643- FOREST HILLS PASEK Mhyer Realtors, 6434609. 9504. buttons, fancy designs. Originally with eouipped kitchen, located welcome. For appointment caU family room. Spare room, large this development. ' HONEYWELL PENTAX 5399.50, now onlyxuy 599.65. Easy on bus line and near convenient D.J. Henry Co. 644-1330. Lot IH80, Kenntdy Rd., New 4- 259-7475 RaaHon-MLS 742-8243 tile bath, large closets, 2-car gar­ ’TWO-famUy, 65, two new Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory that pre­ Five town school administra­ ALUM INU M SHEETS - used as terms. 522-0476, dealer. 1, 2 and S bedroom luxury apartments Feature shopping;^ Escrow and lease re­ bedroom Raised Ranch. Two age. $37,700. PhUbrick Agency, Tha most •xciting new camera since the SLR was inventedi wall to-wail carpeting, vanity lilt baths, bmlt in furnaces, complete copper built and mobilehmne living is practical and enjoyable for couples. We do not tion members will discuss printing plates, .007 thick, 23x- q u ire . Rental 5180 per month. ROCKVILLE - One and two baths, Into fireplacas, calhtdral MANCHESTER - Three Realtors, 6464200. oven, range, dishwasher, refrigerator and dis­ tubing, exceUent condition, one "What’s Happening Here; Our ra” , 25 cents each or 5 for |1.643- ESTATES and household lots to (^U The Jarvis Realty Co. 643- bedroom apartments, heated, ctilinf, fitldslont fireplact. bedrooms, children and smaU recommend this type of livii^ for people with school children. posal, electnc heat, 2 air conditioners, glass floor vacant. Asking $29,000. Manchester Schools,” at 2711.______buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6494247. 1121. carpeting throughout, appliances, Immedialt occupancy. Priced in pets welcomed. AU appUances, RANCH, immaculate condition sliding doors, all large rooms Full basement Towne Real Estate, 64640S6. Highland Park School tonight at storage are^ ample parking Starting at $175. ana pool faciUties. Central air- the 540’s. large yard. First floor, parking. throughout, eat-in kitchen, for­ PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUR LIVING SCREENED LOAM sand, ivel. 7:30, sponsored by the P T A CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Handy to shopping, schools, bus and reli^ous MANCHESTER - 44-room conditioning. CaU 872-9495. After 5150. Home finders, 549-6980. mal dining room, large living The sophisticated home owners who live in our country club development are kind, "OLDIE but goodie.” 'oider irocessed gravel and fiU. ranges, automatic washers with facilities. apartment, newly decorated, gar- 6, 875-4901. room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a lar^eper cento! whom are professionals. Council. Grifflng, Andover, 742-7886. guarantees. See them at B. D. Model apartment open lor inspection 12-6 ^ e , 5150 monthly, lovely yard. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a MANCHESTER — ’Three gar^e. 528,900. I%ilbrick Agen­ home of 7 rooms, enclosed front Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main St., Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoint- R. C. HARMON porch, garage arid city utUiUes. Many of them are quite well-to-do. ’They are the kted of people you may have always RAILROAD ties for sale, 8’6” GoodchUd-Bartlett Realtors, 569- Business Locations- bedrooms, all appliances, cy, Realtors, 6464200. "Outside,” a six-piece rock-jazz CaU 643-2171. menl 646-7900 Brokers Protected Includes refrigerator, stove, wanted as friends. Without sacrificing standards nnany of these well off people are long, 10" high, 10" wide. Ex- 1744. For Rent 67 fireplace, garage, heat, hot water. group, will perform at tonight’s Children and pets wdcomed. CAPE, modem kitchen, fomud washer and dryer. Convenient saving money due to the economy of retirement country club living. ’They use the extra cellm t for retaining walls and Manchester location. A real buy Manchester Community College CARPETS — Wholesale to you at Furnished Apartments 64 CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if 5325. Homefinders, 5466980. dining room, fireplace in Uving decorative landscaping. CaU 646- at $22,000. Jarvis Realty Co. savings for trips, investment, sending grandchildren to college, etc. coffee house from 10 until mid­ our warehouse. Carpet Built by you’re looking for office space. MANCHESTER — Young raised room, den and 3 bedrooms, band 2739 or 875-3919, for free estimate Realtors, 6461121. night in the Hartford Rd. building Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Turn­ THREE-room efficiency, FYom 200 souare feet to 10,000 ranch, 3 bedrooms, family room, SpUt shingles for siding, level lot and deUvery.______U & R Housing Corp. garages. Realistically priced! CLUBHOUSE — SAUNA — POOL cafeteria. pike, Manchester, Conn. 646-8568. immediate occupancy, 5150 square feet, both new and used. with blueW ries and apple trees. LaPoIl Co. Realtors, 569-1031. MANCHESTER 528,975 ATTR AC TIVE 6 The recreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniversaries, bingo, LIVE BAIT — Opra 24 hours. monthly. 6464200. 6461577. Handy location. $29,900. Ring beU for service. Shiners, G. FOX-refrigerator, good !!! $19,900 !!! Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646 bedroom Ranch, antique suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, bii^day parties, etc., are the order of the day. Rentals by cabinets, ceramic tile bath, crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, condiUon, 5150. 6464496. D U PLEX 4-rooms, furnished, 2 MANCHESTER - 100,000 4200. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no one will bother you. If you want to visit, Roberto. Eicellent 4Vi-room slirtar homa. sundeck, newly painted, large lot, Manchester. Wapping Rrad. bedrooms, central location, 5175 square feet, wiU divide. Suitable you n ^ never be alone. This is living at its very best. Naadi a littia paint, but otbarwiia trees. Hutchiiu Agency Realtors, SEARS me gas dryer, Murdock per month, PhUbrick Agency, for manufacturing and $27,900 GARRISON Colonial 7 years old, O.K. Full basamant. Nica Iraad^lot, 6465324. BRUNSWICK Pool table, 4V4x9’, 575, phone 1336. Realtor Realtors. 6464200. warehouse. 1-7465634. Immediate occupancy. 6-room modem kitchen, formal dining Veterans walkini distanca to avorythinf. Call LOW PRICES — EASY FINANCING cue sticks, balls, racks, etc. 5500. 643-2692 Colonial Cape featurinf front-to-rear room, first-floor famUy room, 26 Phone after 4:30 p.m., 61W-9^. MOVING, Must seU electric Tony Wasllahky today for an appoint- P R IV A C Y -L a rg e Raised Ranch, The cost is extremely low. Easy financing — No extras to buy — No gimmicks — No 643-9551 THREE-room Furnished DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, mastar bedroopr, plus 2 twin-sized Uving room with fu ^ la ce, 4 stove, waisher and dryer, Uving two baths, paneled recreation Aid Bill 6464926 apartment, first floor, aU utiUties beautiful, spacious, excellent mant. 649-5306. bedrooms, garage, level lot, nice­ points — No closing costs. TAG SALE — Rock maple coffee room set, sUp covo^, tables, bedrooms and half bath on second room, fireplace, buUt-ins, gar­ table, stainless cannister set, car- included, older employed. 272 location, first floor, aU faciUtles, floor. Front-to-rear liviny room, ly landscaped, frontue, $41,- lamps, bric-a-brac. CaU 643-2565. Main Street. parking, reasonable rent. 353 900. Philbrick Agency Re>ltora, ages, garden. Hutchins Agency, Signed top carrier, ironing board, and dining room and birch cabineted • • • B & W • • • Realtors, 6465324. For charm, prestige, Comfort and the greatest value in low cost Housing contact for nusceUaneous treasures. Summit MANCHESTER, New three- Center St., 649-1680, 649-3549. Tbt eaaaows u d waiucc co. 6464200. G IR L ’S two-piece white, double­ kitchen with built-ins. Carpet in livini appointment. . . Mrs. Smith, Rolling Hills, 429-1391. Mr. Olson, Main Office, 247-5209. Street entrance to 50 Grove TWO-ROOM furnished atillon - MIS bed, bedromn set, with canopy bedroom duplex, half of two- room will stay and also MANCHESTER - Deluxe 6 Street, second building. Saturday family. Includes appliances, apartment, heat, hot water, ACROSS Bolton Notch shopping M aiKhM tir Hanch. 649.S3aC GARRISON Colonial 6extra WASHXNG’TON (AP) - Presi­ frame. 6494855. stove, refrigerator. Apply large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, room Garrison Colonial, 2Vk 12 to 6 p.m.______carpeting, fuU basement. 5260 Center, office and business sp«:e, dent Nixon has signed into law a Marlows, 867 Main Street, in modem buUding, entire or sub­ large screened porch, garage, baths, carpeting, double garage, monthly. CaU Paul W. Dougan, CHAR BON AGENCY Mala Otriee measure increasing college and NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - FOUR PIECE bedroom set soUd Manchester. divide, large p a v ^ area rear, 6434683 AVAILABLE November 15th, 6 handy location, $31,900. Pmlbiick quality construction. Richard Realtor, 6434535, 6461021. ■aale ! • high school boiefits for veterans Many famiUes. Furniture, ruga, maple, double bed, 2 larae storage building. 521-7373. room apartment. Stove, Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Martin school. Hayes Agency, lamps, sUver, housduUd itons, dressers, mirror, nigbtstand, & - 65 •••••••••••••••••••••♦••••••••a 6464131. Sasathlilggaa by more than 25 per cent. MANCHESTER - Newer 2- Houses for Rent BOLTON Street, Six-room Cape, refrigerator, disposal, carpeting, near antiques, clothing, much ceUent condition. Moving, must The new law boosts education bedroom Townhouse, includes Wanted to Rent 69 finished rec room, 2-car garage, heat, hot water. $175 monthly. more. Saturday and Sunday, Oc­ seU. 5175. 872-3288. LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, Lots-Land For Sale 73 heat, appliances, IVk baths, fuU patio, 2 fuU baths, fireplace. Prin­ Security. Phone 6463978 or 646 a benefit payments by 25.7 per cent tober 28 and 29,10 a.m. to 5 p.m., basenent, 5245 per month, Paul Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, W ANTED — Four-room, first- cipals only, 531,900. 6465683. 6165. ManchesUr for an uzunatried veteran and 29 Nortbfield Green Condominiums, MOVING F R ID A Y - Beige wool VERNON 4.8 ACRES - W. Dougan, Realtor, 6 4 6 4 ^ . parking area. Pleasant con­ floor unfurnished apartment, H arlfanl pa cent lor a married veteran clubhouse, Ambassador Drive, nig 10’10"xl8’, scatter rugs, end THREE FAMILY commercial zone off Route 83. F irs t In R etirem en t H om e Villages venient location. Working adults. retired couple with 17 year old MANCHESTER — Ideal starter FIRST-FLOOR, four-room S47-SM t with one child. The new rates for Manchester.______tables, household items. 6&4057. 643-2880. ExceUent piece. Paul J. Correnti daughter, ^ te r November 1st. or retirement home located on apartment, handy to shopping. PoulbilltiM, now a 2-fa(nlly with full-time college attendance are Reasonable rent. 5262910. S^urity, no pets. CaU 643^782. Agency, 6465363. TAG SALE — Friday, Saturday quiet street 4Vk rooms, basemrat, Wantod-Rtal Estate 77 $220 a month without INSIDE Tag Sale — Moving TOLLAND near Parkway, 6 titra 4 rooms and a firoplaco. Hurry Out of Town-For Sate 75 Out of Town-For Sate 75 and Sunday, 104 p.m., 103 BisseU everything must go. 7 Chestnut garage, large wooded lot. Asking depeidents, $261 with one, $298 PRESIDENTIAL room older home in good condi­ F R E E Service to aU landlords, on this one. 289-7475 or 742-8243. C ITY LOT — A-zone. Central. Street, Manchester. Many toys, Street, Manchesta, 10 a.m. to 6 1^,900. Cantor & Goldfarb, FIVE rooms, second floor, range, SELLING your home or acreage? tion with acreage and pond. realtors, and managers. We have $7,500. Keith Real Estate, 646 COVENTRY - Older 6family 6 with two and $18 for each ad­ misceUaneous items.______p.m. daily. 25” color television VILLAGE APTS. Realtors. 6468442, 8754244. refrigerator, garage, security, no ELLINGTON For prompt friendly service, call References, 5225 monthly. Hayes screened and qualified tenants to 4126, 6461922. 5-5, excellent condition, new ditional dependent. with rotor antenna, furniture, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER peU. CaU 8726676. Louis Dimock Realty, 6460823. SINGER Fashton mate machine, Agency, 6464131. fill your vacancies promptly. wiring and septic system, new 6 Nixon also signed a $525 tools, toys, misceUaneous. Prefentd Fortti Hills CREAMPUFF 3 years old, exceUent condition, One and two bedrooms. Advertising done at our expense. PASEK ANDOVER - Near lake, $1,800, car garage, excellent Investment million authorixation aimed at MANCHESTER - Four-room That’s what this Bilow-buill, 7-room ALL CASH for your property usM twice, 565. CaU after 10 a.m. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTEIR — 6room Cape, Homefinders, 527-5448. CENTRAL 289-7475 RoaMon-MLS 7424243 Coventry, half-acre, treed, $3,900. or live in. Merritt Agency, 646 expanding the Veterans Ad­ 6434548. Musical Instruments S3 one-car garage, 5215 a month. apartment with garage. Security Tolland, acre, $3,900. Rsisod Ranch It. Bif panckd family wihin 24 hours. Avoid m tape, Near schools, churches AIR-CONDITIONED deposit. NovemoCT 1st occupan­ •1180. instant service. Hayes Agency, ministration medical services. Call 6467625. R E LIAB LE famUy urgently Manchester, one-half acre, $6,- room with firoplaco and a bi| MAGNAVOX Estey portable and shopping center, on cy. 5140. 6462813. 6464131. Included in the measure is TAG SALE - Six famUies, needs 3-bedroom apartment, BRICK AND STONE 500. Hayes Agency, 6464131. bodroom for those kin|tiztd bedroom Seldom used. R e t ^ 5?50, bus line. Call anytime. Wanted-Real Estate 77 authority for helping state univer­ Friday, October 27,14, Saturday, HEBRON — Five-bedroom would Uke to relocate in town. 7-ROOM RANCH OVERSIZED custom 6bedroom toll. Prietd ri|bt at $36,900. For an 5275 or best offer. Qiris, IM M EDIATE occupancy. Sunny ONE ’TO — four-family homes sities establish up to eight new Octobier 28, 8:304, Sunday, Oc- farmhouse, located on 8 acres. Ail 646-5090 1-6284460. Colonial buUt 1972, first-floor MANCHESTER — Minutes from 74 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 Custom ersHtd for presont ownor four rooms, $135. AppUances, appointment call Tony Watiltftky at urgently needed. Buyers donand tober 29,8:304.45 Northfield SL, appliances, fireplace, children family room with fir^lace, huge Route 15, 3Vk acres commercial schools at V A hospitals at a cost with an abundance of quality futures security deposit. Adults, no pets. 649-5306. acBon. Call the Paul J; Correnti Manchester. SmaU appliances, and pets welcomed. Bara, hay Business Property- bright Uving and dining rooms oil land. 250’ frontage. Wolverton of $176 million ova: seven years. ’TWO Al-Tec Lancing Speakers, for the ultimate in iracious livin|. UtiUties extra. 6336026. Agency now.6465363. clothes, baby furniture, variety of loft, room to roam, 5400 For Sale 71 central hall. Complete custom Agency, Realtors, 6462813. ’Ibe new law authorizes the VA model 604,15” with ^ in e t. CaU Situated back on semi-circular drive. • • • B & W • • • LET •••••••••••••••••♦••••••••••••a miscellaneous items. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- Homefinders, 549-6980. kitchen with built-ins, 2Vk baths iiw saaiows m o waiuke c*. to make grants to medical schools after 5 p.m., 646-5879. This 3-bedroom, 2'/i bath home is NEW 6 bedroom duplex, I'A bedroom townhouse, includes MANCHESTER BUSINESS - with marble vanities, 2-car over­ COVEN’TRY Seven treed acres R uN ofi — MLS HAGLER HELP RECORD CATCH affiliated with the VA. Priority TAG SALE — Saturday, Sunday, EAST Hartford ’Two-bedroom worthy of your careful inspection. Far baths, refrigerator and stove, LOS ANGELES, Calif. (APi heat, appliances, carpets. FuU and apartment location. Newer sized garage, full wsJk-out base­ approximately one mile from H anclM ittr PafkMta. HMCh. M9-S306 would go to those which give 9-5, 444 Lake Street, Manchester. Townhouse, kids and pets okay. below replacement. Call Suzanne carpet, no pets. Available Nov. Route 44A, $8,000. Penny-Hanley HOME HUNTERS — Commercial fisherman Joe Fertilizers 55 private basement. 5230 per building, aluminum siding, new 1st. Security deposit. $235 ment with sUdiiw glass doors. preference to Vietnam era Dishes, glassware, furniture, month. Paul W. Dougan ReaUor, All appliances, air-conditioned, roof, central location. ^,9 0 0 . Shorts. 646-3233 or Pe||y Many extras inclucung custom Company, 647-1056, 1484-2721, By Listing Goraite caught a l,036Mund, lawnmover, misceUaneous. monthly. 646M14. ll-raot-5 mako shark off veterans, especially the disabled. 643-4535. or 6461021. wall-to-wall carpets, garbage dis­ Hayes Agency, 6464131. Whitehead. 643-9986. drapes, shades, washer-dryer, after 5, 1484-2363. e a s t HAR’TFORD - Sick of Your House with GOOD cow manure. 50 and 512 posal, patio, parking. 5215. Anacapa Island. ’Ibe education increases are MODERN 6room apartment, refrigerator and more, plus view rent receipts? Nice 2-family, 44, SNOW tires, 2 with vrheels, size loads. DeUvered. CaU 643-7804 or Homefinders, 5466980. TO P price paid for lots and HAGLER A spokesman for the Los retroactive to September for MANCHESTER area, 4-room Houses For Sale 72 J. WATSON carpeting, appliances, parking, of the Hartford skyUne. Philbrick near Burnside area. PriciEd at H70xl5. U s ^ one season. Also 2 6494731. acreage. CaU E.W. Real Elstate, Angeles County Museum of those already in school. And star­ modern apartment, available im­ storage, H iU i^ Street, 64672W, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. $31,900. Willett Realtors, 566 REAL ESTATE size ^8x15, no wheels. 646-3233. mediately with beat, hot water. HOMEFINDERS find people SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, BEACH CO. 6262236. 0420. MLS 1,000 pictured listings. Natural History said the fish ting Nov. 1, veterans will be paid places to live, and that’s a fact. 5663850. 643-6624 was taken into their collection 56 carpeting, appliances, parking, beamed ceiUngs, paneUng, two Multiple Ustini Service - Rultors at the beginning of the month TAG SALE - October 27, 28, 29. Antiques Our customers are all over MANCHESTER - ’Two-famUy, STAFFORD — 15 treed acres, on as a world’s record. storage, and laundry. 5190 baths, family room, garages. Harttord Office______547-1550 M AIN ST., 4 unfurnished rooms, HEBRON — Handyman! Three instead of at the end. 1,000 misceUaneous items. 774 greater Hartford. Ask one! 4-4 with two-car garage. Huge Route 19, 345’ frontage, $16,000. MOVING to smaUer home. monthly. 649-2871, Sweeping views. Privacy. second floor. Available now. CaU bedrooms, dining room, Widows and children of men Tolland Tpke., Manchester, Homefinders, 549-6980. kitchens, Uving room and two Penny-Hanley Company, 647- SelUng collectibles, antiques, Hutchins ^ e n c y . Realtors, 6 ^ MANCHESTER - 529,900. New 46 p.m., 6466441. flreplaced living room, garage. who die of service-connected Conn. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. bedrooms, $32,500. Wolverton 1056, 1484-2721. After 5 1464- many misceUaneous items. CaU 5324. listing. Six-room Cape Cod, Asking $24,600. Robert Agency, cauces, and wives and children of Agency, Realtors, 6462813. 2363. for appointment daUy from 10 to spotless condition, finished rec 2269274. What IS your Property Worth? men are 100 per cent dis­ Boats-Accessories 46 VILLAGER Out of Town- ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. U rg e DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - 7 p.m., 6494319. For Rent 66 room, attached garage, city water apartment at the Teresa abled, are eligible for on-the-job, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• APARTMENTS barn, acerage, sweeping views. MANCHESTER — Starter home Resort Proparty-For Sate 74 We will inspect your property and suggest EVINRUD E outboard motors, and sewers. Move quir^ly, young Apartments, including apprentice training and cor­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646 with big back yard. Three Immediate Occupancy WILLINGTON — One, two and couples, this will sell fast. CaU appUances, carpets and air- COVENTRY (NORTH) an asking price. (No obligation.) Holsclaw and Mastercraft Wearing Apparel 57 5324. bedrooms, huge Uving room with AMS’TON Lake - Delightful respondence courses. Before, trailers, sales-service. Complete 5-Room T ow n eses, three-bedroom apartments, Tim Moynihan 568-0678 or Jim conditioning. 5171 per month. Ask us about our guaranty sales plan T O D A Y !!! fireplace, built-ins. $23,500. woodland hideaway, overlooking MATCHMAKER they were limited to college service department, boating 14 tiled baths, com­ located near Exit 101 and Univer­ Davis 2469684. J. Watson Beach Paul W. Dougan, Itealtor, 646 DARK Ranch mink coat, size 14. 11.8 ACRES, soUd 6room Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 646 lake. All conveniences, stone ^m e on in and lei us match you up education benefits. suppUes, accessories, Wodsey plete G.E. kitchen. sity of Connecticut. Range, dis­ Co.. Hartford Office 547-1550. 4335 6461021. Leaving for Florida. 51,800 or Colonial, birch cabinets, ceramic 2813. fireplace, enormous deck. Short to Ibis oviriizod 7-room Capo, with Women vets will be able to paints, Gerich’s Marine Service, waU-towaU carpeting, hwasher, refrigerator, fireplace, tile bath, bam, good swimming, distance from Manchester. $15,- REALTORS — MLS best oner. 6464774. private basement, SEVEN-ROOM, SpUt-level, large fitiplact, wall-to-wall carptiini, 1(4 claim their husbands and 1982 ’ToUai^ Tpke., Buckland, wall-to-wall carpetinjg, central fishing, 545,000. Hutchins Agen­ 000. CaU 5661888 or 5661810. PASEK urasber-dryer hookup. living room with fireplace, GARDEN T Y P E - two- baths, larait, bi| rooms sod ovtr an children as dependents on the 643-2363. air-conditioning. Situate in two cy, Realtors. 6465324. MANCHESTER - New on the beautiful family room, IVk baths, bedroom apartment, second 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Wanted to Buy 58 Charles Lesperance and four family 1700 Colonial market - larger Cape, in-town acre of quIit land. For an appoint- same basis as husbands claiming waU-to-waU carpet and many ex­ floor. Includes heat, appliances, Out of Town-For Sale 75 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry 197112’ ALU M INU M Mlrro craft 6467620 style dwelling surrounding a CEN TR ALLY located 65 flat location. Dining room, Uving manl call Tony Wasiltfiky. PricaT dependents. Before the husband tras. Garage, large wooded lot carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. with traUer hand 4 h.p. M vciu y CRANK phonographs, early village green. Immediate oc­ with 6car garage, 3Vk baths. One room with fireplace, three 532.000. 649-5306. Member National Assoc, of Real EsUte Boards also mem­ and children had to be actually with privacy. 536,000. Philbrick Dougan. Realtor, 6464535 or 646 motor, t a ^ , oars, Ufe jackets. banks and toys, antique furniture, cupancy. McKinney Brothers, of the nicest and cleanest we’ve bedrooms, I'A baths, fuU cellar ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Mullple List­ dependent on the female A; ■ ■ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 1021. MANCHESTER . Phone after 5 p.m.. glass, china, antique clothes and Inc., phone 6462139. ever Usted. Both ^artm ents va­ with rec room. Wolverton Agen­ •••B&W^*« ing Service. veterans. 742-7215. dolls. 6434535. TH REE ROOMS, tUe bath, heat, cant upon sale. T.J. Crockett, cy, Realtors, 6462813. iw sassows sno wauset c*. RANCH on three acres with 11 MANCHESTER - Newer one- BIG AND LUXURIOUS hot water included. Middle age Realtor, 6461577. SuHwi - UlS HEBRON ELEGANT - 6 large rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, b^room apartment, private en­ CoIm IsI wHh 4 bedrooms, 1(4 bilhs. Sporting Goods 47 W ANTED — Antique furniture, couple, security deposit, M ANCHESTER - Six-room HMchMlit tekult. Uuicli. 849.J30* bedroom apartment, full family room, 2 kitchens, could be trance. Ranch type. Includes beat g l ^ , pewter, oU paintings or references. No pets. Parking. MAIN STREET - Neat 4-4, two Colonial with two-car garage. ARCTIC Cat, 1971 Snowmobile, equipped kitchen, dishwasher, ideal for in-laws, barn, 6 horse and appUances, $159 per month. for your office and residence, sunken other anantique items. Any quanti­ 154 School Street, second floor, famUy across from St. Bridget’s Dining room, 3 bedrooms, big 440 Panther, Kawasaki engine, d is p e l, stove, refrigerator, wall- stalls, 6 regulation dog kennels. Paul W. Dougan, R ^ lto r, 646 family room with bar. lar|s miry 17 ROOMS in Vernon, just over ty. The Harrisons, 643-»09, 165 across from East Side Rec, near Church, selUng for 530,900. T.J. kitchen. Minimum down to exceUent condition, 5795. With a to-wall carpeting, air con­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors. 646 4535, 6461021. Damn Torpedoes ® « L S d Street. Main Street. Crockett Realtor, 6461577. quaUfled buyer. ^1,500. W olver foytr. 2-csr iir ift, tiidini llus Bolton Une. We have just Usted a Mercury TraUer 5 ^ . 647-1641. ditioning. Magnificent view. 4200. ton Agency, Realtors, 6462813. doors Isad to pstlo. $59,900. Ion .m ail estate with 6 acres plus 17- Children welcome, 5210. Heat WE HAVE customers waiting for Nobel Prize Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER Four room joimlnp, 649-5306. room house, 8 or 9 bedrooms, 4(4 1070 A M F Snowmobile, 23 h.p. and lights included. D. J. Henry MT^CHESTER -- 6^oom r a NCH. Uving room with the rental of your apartment or Full Forms Ahead apartment, centrally located, Colonial, V 2 fuUfull baths,K n t MANCHESTER - 6room baths, fuU basement, fuU attic. double traUer, many extras. CaU Co., 644-1330. fireplace, modem kitchen, dining home. J4D. Real Estate Summary ’THE THOMPSON House - beat included. UasGs range huge foyer, aluminum uding, Colonial that needs a Uttle work. ••• Built with the best of materials in 644-1977 after 5. room, paneled...... den, beautifuliful Associates, Inc. 6465129. •••B&W pressure, chemical delay, time Cottage St., centraUy located, supplied. Available Noveml^ Deep treed lot. Low 20s. R. F. TlwBMSOIMMIDHSlUCIC*. 1926. Also has iwimmltw pool, SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - ROCKVILLE — 6room double ^ a g e . Mid 30s. R. P. park-Uke lot 250’ deep. 528,900.. clock, electrical? Is it composed large, pleasantly furnished 1st. Only 5175 per month. CaU Blanchard, Realtors, 6462482. Blanchard, Realtors, 646-24^. •Mllin - MLS porches, elevator, etc. Must be In the world of bureaucracy, Fuol-Feed 49 apartment with heat, hot water, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646 TH R EE ROOMS, heat and hot of liquid . chemicals STOCKHOLM (A P ) - Here is a rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for 643-7166. UmOmUm Umck. S4»-53M seen to be appreciated. stove and refrigerator, 5125. 4200. water, centraUy located, parking. there is a form to (ill out on list of Nobel Prize winners for SEIASONEID CORD wood, cord o v e m i^ t and permanent guest (nitroglycerin) or solids (black Adults only, no p ^ , parking for MANCHESTER - 6bedroom Call 6465761. everything, even a bomb threat. 1972: and half-cord loads deUvered. E. rates. Dutch Colonial, I'A baths, MANCHESTER - Large Crockett, Realtor, 6461877. powder)? one car. Security deposit re­ PLUSH spacious two-bedroom Employes of the Sacramento Medicine — Drs. Gerald Yeomans, 7424907. fireplace, den, formal dining completely restored Victorian COVEUTTRY — Lovely 7-room 6. Reason for placing the quired. CaU 6469678. Duplex. Sunken Uving room with 118 MAIN Street — 6room County Welfare Department have FURNISHED room for room. 531,900. R. F. Blanchard, Cape, 3 or 4 bedrooms, flreplaced BOLTON — Clean two-bedroom bomb. Maurice Edelman, Rockefeller apartment, $133.25. Security, Colonial, 2 fireplaces, carpetiig. been given a three-page set of SEIASONEID cord wood, split, gentleman, homey atmosphere. patio. Basement garage and aU Uving room, dining room, partial Ranch. Dead-end street. Good University, New York, Rodney ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. Realtors, 6462482. Heat, hot water, famUy unit. Call A gorgeous home! I 40s. R. F. 7. Descriptive information lawed and deUvered. ( M 643- Includes kitchen and parking. NEW DUPLEX appUances, central, convenient rec room, garage, patio, and starter home. Sale price, $19,900. instructions on what to do If large and beautiful 3'A rooms, 6462426, 65. Blanchard, Realtors, 6462W . relating to the caller and location R. Porter, Oxford University, 5373. C. Hutchinson. CaU 6494936, 649-3436. locaUon. $235. 6460311. aluminum siding. Mciritt Agen­ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 646 someone telephones a bomb Thm twdrooms, baths, 2-zoas one-bedroom apartments, beat, MANCHESTER - Large SpUt of caU: Male or female, ap­ England. Level with T/t baths, double gar­ TW O-FAM ILY Duplex, four cy, 6461180. 6930. threat to the office. hail, stova, ralrlftrator, stainad hot water, all appUances in­ MANCHESTER - New 6 3'/k-ROOM apartment, heat, proximate age, speech im­ Literature — Novelist Heinrich Garden Products age, a host of other fine features. rooms, 2-car garage. ExceUent When talking to the peiaon who cluding dishwasher, disposal, bedroom duplex, baths, appUances. AvaUable Immediate­ pediments, accents, language Boll, West Germany. eeodiaork, country Utchan, loparati 535,000. R. F. B lanchard, locaUon. CaU MB4864 after 5:30 e a s t HARTFORD - 7 room says the office is going to be basamants. 5225. monthly. carpeting, pool and your own private basement, residential ly. 5150. CaU 6461911 anytime. sprawUng Ranch, 4 bedrooms, used, background nolaei, ad­ Chemistry — Drs. Christian B. private terrace in c o u n ^ setting. Realtors, 6462482. p.m. ELLINGTON blown up, employes are asked to area. Available immediately. $235 sunken Uving room, garage, ditional remarks. Anfisen of the National Institutes 5165. Rockland ’Terrace fill out this form: monthly. 6462172, 2766819. PRIZE PACKAGE parkUke yard. High SOi. Hayes "The employe should promptly of Health at Bethesda, Md., and F R E C H E T T E Apartments, 8766360, 5266586. MANCHESTER - Rockledge. MANCHESTER AR E A - Four- MANCHESTER I 1^ 1. ’Time the call was received Immaculate 6room Ranch with room modern apartment, retirement Ranch. Large formal Tbit It this laris brick and Iramo Agency, ^ 1 3 1 . notify the Investigation bureau, Stanford Moore and William H. It’s Harvest Time AVAILABLE November 1st — 6 and concluded. & M AR TIN available immediately, with heat, rooms. One or two bedrooms, consirucltd lUliad Rsneh. Boomi, extension 2221, and p rovide Stein of Rockefeller University. ROCKVILLE — Inunaculate 5 room apartment, third floor. 2. Exact words used to make SWEET CIDER Realtors 647-9993 hot water, appUances, carpeting, double garage. Imnuculatel Mid VERNON — 50 mUea view, 1(4 Physics — John Bardeen, room rent with garage and Ideal for young steady and lsr|t tnou|h lor your kln|-sliod above Information,” the Initruc- air-conditioning optional, parking 30s. R. F. Blanchard, Realtor!, acres, blU top estate, 2400 square the threat. University of Illinois; Leon (AAade on tho Prtm ists) appliances, no pets. 5190. CaU responsible married couple. CaU lumilurt. 7 rooms, 2(4 belhs, 2 tlona say. Bel Air Real Estate, 6469332. and laundry. 5190 monthly. 646 6462482. foot brick Ranch. ExceUent area. 3. When the bomb is set to Cooper, & ow n University, and ALSO A PPLE S and BOSC PEARS 6^7166. 6462759, between 68 p.m. lirspitett, 2 csr |srt|t. For so sp- 554,900. Hayes Agency, 6464131. explode. 2871, 6460882. pointmont call- Tony Rssilolsky si John Robert Sieffer, University COM E T O FIVE-ROOM duplex, includes MANCHESTER - 4 famUy, MANCHESTER - Lynassl^ 4. Where the bomb is located. ’The instructions also have a bit ROCKVILLE - Twonroom FIRST floor, (our rooms, one- I49-S306. Prtcor 543,900. ANDOVER LAKE — .ExceUent of Pennsylvania. new electric stove, rdrigerator, exceUent condition, 4 bedrooms LOOKING for anything In real completely redecorated Colonial, Addreu and actual physical loca­ of practical advice. furnished apartment, utiUties in­ bedroom apartment. AppUances view, 6room aluminum sided Economics — Kenneth J. modem kitchen with cabinets. in 2 apartments, centrally estate rental — apartments, recent furnace, fo m a l dlnlt^ "'n ie amount of time required cluded, 530 weekly. Four rooms, and beat included.' Shopping and ...B&W... Cape. FuU basement, tranquU tion within the building. Arrow, Harvard, and Sir John Botti’s Fruit Farm Security deposit. No pets. locateo. Hutchins Agency homes, multiple dwelllnp, no room, extras. Immediate oc- for the search will be limited to appUances, yard, 5118 monthly transportation close. Security and TtaMMONSMOWSUSCtC*. setting. Immediate occupancy. 5. What kind of bomb? What Hicks, Oxford. Available November 1st. 5170 Realtors. 6465324 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate cunann, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, the amount of time before 260 Bush HIU Rd. (rM r) Manchester plus uUUties. 8764350, 7:360:30 references. John H. Lappen, Inc., IM U n -H lt Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, 646 does it look like? How large Is it? Peace — Omitted this year. plus uUUUes. Phone 649-3060. p.m. Associates, Inc. 643-6129. MLS, 6454866. alleged drtonatlon, if known." 6465261. 0131. What kind of triggering device;

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PAGE TW ENTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.,, Oct. 26,1972 Where You Vote In Manchester The Wagthgr See Page 24 *\ Incnuulng cloudlntu todibt, lEu^tting lipraUi I torn 40 to 4B. ClOiMiy 8 ^ 1 % , chance of rain, hifha la the tew 601. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27,1072 VOL. XOf, No. 23 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Chatm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICK fipnaENCBini Direct Word From Hanoi Awaited Solons Assess HANOI ; PEACE TERMS Peace Settlement Signing Hinges On Final Negotiating Session Peace Proposal Step M iiiii il Nortk Vietiaei ANNOUNCES THE.. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Thieu told a crowd of supporters aide’s stated determination United States waited today for a at the presidential palace in Thursday night when he toid an By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS j direct signal from Hanoi to open Saigon that peace wlU come to his Ashland, Ky., audlenca that “To me tUi a food newi,” Sen. Abnhun Rlbicoff, Sifi fu el Aiiiiaeel the last round of secret talks that war-tom country “ when I sign remaining dUferehces "can and DConn., uld Thund^y of presidential aide Henry Henry A. Kissinger promises the agreement” will be worked out" so as to faring Kissinger’s announcement that peace in Vietnam a at hand. could bring peace to Vietnam “ In "Any agreements between the “ peace with honor and not paaee a matter of weeks, or less.” “ I’ve been for the end of the Vietnam war for years,” the jCiisiliri falls Etticl United States and the North Viet­ with surrender.” Il S.Viiliia The presidential adviser, saying namese is their affair,” Thieu In Moscow, the official news senator added. ‘Tm glad it a ending.” “ peace is at hand...an agreement told some 1,000 city and provin­ agency Tau reported todqt that Asked whether the news would is within sight," told newsmen cial councilmen and National Premier Alexri N. Ko^gln told help President Nlion’s re- the terms of the expected agree­ Pripiratiiis fir Elictiiis Thursday that "what remains to Assembly deputies. the envoys of North Vietnam and election bid, Rlbicoff sald,“ I ment are, but they appear to be a be done can be settled In lihieu ReesidtraBt the Viet Cong he hoped for a would expect. If we had a move in the direction of the Il S.Viiliaa one more negotiating “ We don’t know exactly what quick end to the war. '' TiMov'V ’ * ' • ' ‘.•©•Nf'qr*' objective that I sought in the I r-- ' vr-v M..7.J definitive peace by election day, session...lasting, I would think, agreements have been reached. Before Thieu spoke, the first tha would be a plus for President resolutions which I supported no more than three or four days." But one thing is true, We do not official reaction from Saigoa was Nixon. I’m also convinced that If during the last Congress,” All U.S., Alliii Imps But in Saigon, South Viet­ agree on anything yet. In this a statement by the Pore^ it had not been for George Monagan said. WitUriNi II 16 Ian namese President Nguyen Van case, the only cease-fire that will Ministry repeating that the on b ’ Ara&ian Svu McGovom’s making an issue out Joseph Duffey of Hartford, Thieu raised questions today take place will comply with our agreement acceptid>le to Soutt of Vietnam and pushing it, an national director of Citizens for about just how near at hand stands. I will present the agree­ Vietnam would have to provide agreement would not have been McGovern-Shrlver, said the news fOWs Ti II Ritiriii peace might be in Indochina. And ment to you, and I will not si|pi for self-determination. rea9hed at Uds time. was welcome but that he would North Vietnam also cast doubts any agreement in secret’’ "The Republic ' . v- \> -M .-.v-A willing to admit their mistakes," Laird said that, in line with that so many lives have been lost war held by both sid a within 60 and interests of 17.9 million peo­ he said in a statement issued in Kissinger’s promise to North in those years.” days of date the pact is ple of South Vietnam.” I / - A : • ■*' ■ ^ ... • ."■.If?*!**” - S W f '- '' /.A Washington. “ However, I will Vietnam, U.S. warplanes have /■ E T \ 1>-N(I O N •■■C'O'. ■><"•■■•■ — '•■ Rlbicoff also said South Viet­ U.S. Ti Coilrikile To halted aU bombing operations on sidled. Kissinger, who met six tlmei r ■— I \ \ \ \(..Aa ; lyUATb*, TvXT \ wait now with hopeful skepticism nam President Nguyen Van “ I want to stress that what with 'Thieu in Saigon during a „..A. / V. X ---U r’-t ' r- - \ until we see the actual Nortk Vietnan Recoistructioi that nation north of the 20th Thieu “ has no alternative but to Parallel. remains to be done is the smallest five-day period ending Monday, withdrawal of our troops and the give In to American pressure. In part of what has already been told newsmen on Thursday he return of our prisoners of war. Although American mines in the final analysa he a a creature Haiphong harbor are included in accomplished, and...we must would not go into any differencca “ Hopefully then the country ‘. ' ' / v / ....• - X of American foreign policy.” the U.S. military activities above remember that, having come this between Washington and Selfin. can divert its whole attention to Democratic state Chairman the 20th Parallel, Laird declined, far, we cannot fail and we will 7 ' n ( V Y 'v . the other urgent matters that face “ We are confident that we will .. ------A.------/x '■ - ■ X ' U-,? John M. Bailey, asked if the at a news conference to say when not fail over what still remains to It. M ^ ' i < * - ^------T -— ^£1 us here at home,” said Duffey, reach agreement within the time fi Kissinger announcement doomed the mines might be deactivated be accomplished.” unsuccessful Democratic can­ frame” applied to the the presidential campaign of or how long the process would President Nixon echoed his didate for the U.S. Senate in Peace Terms Pinpointed On Map negotiations with Hanoi. McGovern, said, “ No, I think that take. . VtALASKA\ r=-A'V\ ‘ ’ *W* ] j Connecticut in 1970. ^ ^ '••* ’'***•*, MAfJtmAlj^ ’1^* / >i George McGovern a very much in the race.” Rep. Stewart McKinney, This map shows the major points, according to Hanoi, governing the peace agreement proposal Kissinger said the North Viet­ V ' ^ ,T'V; ,j«—'--.L ^ Bailey said he was “ very hap­ RConn., said the latest announce­ announced 'Diursday. 'The United States has asked for another meeting to clarify minor points namese v ie te asked last Sunday ' \ ' HAWAih py” at the news it a near an end. to set the time and place for GI Reactions Reflect .•• I'-.h.. ( IVA'.DS ment of a possible peace settl- in the plan. (AP map) ..■ . 1.M.CA V.. t ^ > ’ ' ^~ maneuver. Anyone can see this and the war is dragging on in volunteered for another six months here.” ' '•-. -Ci'A . ' ^ .-..n office anymore.” end of the Vietnam war is near. some differences to be resolved. I Vietnam.” ■■—•»AV «^Ml ■> _ .H /fcj ■• ------'' *.> ‘V k,K»:7ri:i A effort now is part of the election. The 21-year-old post exchange • rNTM«L i. '. ■ - The 4th District congressman President Nixon says 1972 “ is believe they will be resolved.” The statement came in the r* ... They could have negotiated for clerk said be woke up to a broad­ AM tKirA Dump Stumping said he doesn’t think election happens,” said Spec. 4 Brian perhaps seeing more progress —McGovern; “ I hope that peace four years ago, and they form of an editorial in the official . - ' - ^ ' __ ^nv* A'^z ,1 ' . y j '' politics is motivating a settlement cast of presidential adviser Henry Harrison, a 20-yev-old mortar- toward true peace than any time these reports of a peace settle­ could have ^ d peace.’’ newspaper Nhan Dan, but it did A. Kisknger’s news conference man to m Charlotte, N.C. “ I FREEPORT, Maine (AP) - A as election day draws near. “ If it since World War n.” ment prove to be correct ... But not mention Kissinger, and it was -"- V -^ O A . ^ ) . Rep. John G. Schmitz, the and "thought it was still a volunteered to come to Vietnam, woman who would like to be a does anything, it’ll hurt Nixon. But Democratic challenger the question that haunts my mind not immediately clear whether it Am oican Party’s presidential dream.’’ but I’ll go home Just as fast as state representative from tha It’ll hurt his credibility to have it George McGovern greeted an­ ...is this; Why, Mr. Nixon, did was a response to his comments. ,1a,.. -' ^:*7" - .. . ----- candidate, said the reported Spec. 4 Roy Pablo, 19, of anyone else.” , small coastal community says end just before the election.’’ nouncements of an imminent you take another four years to put The statement, broadcast by < m r / terms and timing of the agree­ Talofofo, Guam, said he would A. , she’ll be serving coffee at the U.S. Sen. Lowell Welcker Jr., Harrison and other members of 1 ^ .1 Vietnam settlement by asking an end to this tragic war?” ment are “ an insult to the radio Hanoi, said all conditions of town dump Satui^y morning in like to spend e i^ t more months his mortar platoon were relaxing R-Conn., said nobody should that the President explain why it Vice President Spiro T. memory of every American who an agreement to end the fighting order to meet the town’s men in Vietnam to finish out his one- at the Ldhg Binh swimming pool claim credit for achieving peace took “ another four years to put Agnew said he will make no suffered and (Ued fighting in have been agreed to and North voters. in Vietnam. year tour. after a n ^ t of guard duty on the an end.to this tragic war.” further mention of Vietnam in his Southeast Asia and an equal in­ Vietnam is ready to sign the Democrat Nancy Clark said she “ I like it here,’’ he confessed. base perimeter. “ When peace is achieved in Responding to statements from campaign speeches. "I don’t sult to the intelligence and moral agreement with the United hasn't been able to meet men “ We aren’t fighting any war at Vietnam, let it be said that it was Hanoi of a cease-fire agreement want to put the administration in sense of the American people.” States. "I heard about (he cease-fire while campaigning and pUns to Long Binh. Hell, I’ve never been achieved by the people of the and from presidential adviser the position where some nuance While the Vietnam war dis­ In his first public reaction to on the radio at 3 o ’clock thin stump in the dump all day. outside the base, and I’ve never United States and their elected Henry A. Kissinger that “ peace is in what I say will seem to conflict closures captured the spotlight in the Kissinger announcement, morning,” said Spec. 4 Donald She says that’s where local seen a Viet Cong in my four representatives, Republican and at hand,” candidates had this to to what Henry Kissinger said.” the political news Thursday, McGuire. “ I know nothing is “ heads of families” go on Satur­ months here. We got a swimming Democrat” he said. “ Credits say: —Democratic vice-presidential there was a development in the signed yet, but when it comes, I day because the town has no pool, movies, so what's to dis­ mean nothing; a world 4ree of —Nixon said he is confident the nominee Sargent Shriver; “ The area of campaign financing. think it will only affect the bom­ regular pick-up service for gar­ like?" conflict everyting.” nation can succeed in obtaining United States will realize that this The chairman of Nixon’s cam­ bing up North. b l e . POW Return Lawrence, Pablo and many paign committee acknowledged WINES FROM other GIs at this largest “ As far as the safety of the for the first time the existence of American base in Vietnam found individual soldier is concerned, a special campaign fund but Procedures it hard to believe that a cease-fire the small arms fighting down denied money to m it was ever might be imminent. Some South, I think that’ll continue. used to spy on or sabotage Outlined thought it was “ politician’s talk There’s no way to stop it. And as Democratic presidential AROUNDTHE before the election." soon as the Americans pull out, t^pefuls. SAN DIEGO, CaUf. (AP) - "It'll be great if it goes blooey, it’ll heat up all over {Clark MacGregor, chairman of American prisoners of war through, but I’ll believe it when it again.” the Committee for Re-election of released after an end to the the President, said in a TV inter­ fighting in Vietnam will be flown view that the fund was composed WORLD to one of three processing sites in of money carried over from the Guam, the Phiilipines and 1968 presidential campaign and Okinawa, it was reported today. some additional money con­ Court Order In a copyright story, the San tributed in 19fl. He s^d the ttuni Diego Union said the Defense money was used for “ preliminary Department's top official for planning for the primary elec­ POW affairs. Dr. Roger Shields, tions.” has outlined a procedure under Ends Strike Imported Wines from which released TOWs will remain HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut construction sites are in the centers until judged DOMESTIC physically able to return to the humming with activity today as striking laboren return to United States. work under the shadow not only of tall steel girden but also a SWITZERLAND Food Cost “ It could be a week, 10 days or federal court order. WIN longer, depending on his health The strikers walked off their jobs Monday in a dispute over conditions and the doctors' FRANCE SPAIN Decline a so called union dues checkoff system which contractors recommendations,” the paper quoted a military official. claim is illegal. CANADA ^ ^ JAPAN Reported A processing center has already A dvan ce that the laborera contractors conUnued to been chosen for each POW, the w o ld return to work today came Thursday night from Arthur Cola, WASHINGTON (AP) - Con­ report said. On arrival he will an international viceI president of ' " Washington bad sumers paid less for beef last receive a new uniform, any rib­ the Laborers’ Union. no jurisdiction recommending it. month b^ause of a slide in cattle bons and medals he has earned PORTUGAL He responded positively after GERMANY prices and the first dip in and information about his family. Under the checkoff, 10 cents receiving documentation of a middleman markups since last The center will have doctors, would be deducted by the con­ temporary restraining order from June, the Agriculture Depart­ chaplains, legal experts, psy­ tractors for each hour an employe U.S. District Court Judge M. ITALIAN ment said today. chiatrists and a friend in the same worked. This would be paid Joseph Blumenfeld. The order HUNGARY ISRAEL The Septem l^ retail price of military branch, the Union said. directly to the union for wiut it brought an end to the walkout by SWISS COLONY beef, a key indicator in the cost of The friend will escort the POW claims would pay the regular some 12,00;[) laborers whose strike TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED living, was slightly less than |1.13 by air to the United States, to union dues for unemployed brought to a grinding halt virtual­ GREECE AUSTRIA per pound on an all-cut basis, 'Davis and Norton Air Force members. TAYLOR ROMA ly all the state’s major construc­ GALLO including hamburger as well as bases in California and from tion projects. Contractors s& the union only steak. there to military hospitals, the YUGOSLAVIA INGLENOOK Union officials were sum­ wants the mon<^ to strengUien That was almost three cents newspaper said. ALMADEN moned to appear in court Mon­ itself. less than in August and 4.4 cents “ We plan to take them to the day to answer contractors’ ITALY cheaper than the record high in service hospital of his own par­ The contractors and the union charges in their quest for a per­ July. In August, however, the ticular branch of service that is have a pact due to expire in GREAT WESTERN MANISCHEWITZ manent Injunction against the price spread-the markup—from nearest to his home,” a Pentagon March 1973 and under the terms 278 Middle Turnpike West strike. cattlemen to consumers was a spokesman was quoted as saying. of the agreement, say the Blumenfeld's order followed Dr. Diskan Honored record 44.8 cents per pound. “ Air Force patients would go to employers, Monday’s strike was separate requests by the two Last month, accor^ng to a the nearest Air Force hospital illegal because the pact oontalM a WIDMER GOLD SEAL Across The Street from major contractors associations, no-strike clause. "market basket” report on U.S. and so forth.” The Charter Oak Lodge of B’nal B'rlth honored Dr. A. John Thompson, Mrs. Diskan, and Joseph Gilbert, president If the hospital is in different the Connecticut Construction In­ farm-produced food, the Also, the checkoff systam not Elliner Diskan of Manchester, at a testimonial dinner, of the B'nal B'rlth Charter Oak Lodge, who made the city, the military will fly the dustries Association and the la Stop & Shop middleman share for beef was in that contract w h l^ can’t ba PAUL MASSON Wednesday, for his services to the ship SS HOPE. presentation. (Herald photo by Pinto) POW’s family there, the Union Associated General Contractors 43.3 cents per pound, a decline of altered now, said the eootractats. Con^tulating him are from left. Rabbi Leon Wind, Mayor quoted the spokesman as saying. of Connecticut, Inc. CHRISTIAN 3.3 per cent in a month.

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