^4 PAGE TWENTY„^MANCHESTE« EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn., Tues,, Oct. 24,1972 South Winckor The W egthar Natls Urges Tax Relief Police Report High Smoking leone Clearing tonight, lowi in the mid See Page 3 manrhpHtpr IE to upper SOi. Moitly innny with operating under the in­ From Revenue Sharing MANCHESTER Peaslee’s car w u In collision Thursday, highs 55 to 60. with a car driven by Janet L. fluence of liquor or drugs and NEW SEASON Gilbert Wittman, 64, of 18 state Comptroller Nathan G. and “ Reducing the property tax Hollister St., was reported Iq Rosol, 19, of East Hartford. The reckleu driving on Rt. 30. Agostinelli has urged the Boaird by approximately two mills, for accident, at about 10:15 p.m., Police said Kramer almost MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm critical condition this morning at MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25,1972 VOL. XCH. No. 21 of Directors to use part of the all Manchester lunperty owners, Manchester Memorial Hospital, occurred at W. Middle ’Tpke. and collided with several other cars THIR’TY-SIX PAGES - ’TWO SECTIONS PRICE pirn oN ciM f town’s share of the Revenue effective Jpn. 1, 19W.” with injuries he suffered in a Downey Dr. arid then went off the left side of the road and onto the lawn of a Sharing Bill to effect some relief Prefacing his suggestions, Monday morning accident at Peaslee was released on a |150 home at Rt. 30 and Meadowlark In the local tax burden. Agostinelli com m ent^ that of­ Charter Oak and Autumn Sts. non-surety bond for court Agostinelli is a former town ficials of many towns are con­ Wlttman’s car, making a left appearance Nov. IS. Rd. He was later released on a 1500 non-surety bond for SALE For Maint£|ining Nonpublic Schools director and mayor. templating using their windfalls turn from Autumn St., was in “ for special Interest and pet pro­ collision with a car driven by Robert D. ’Thresher, 48, of 359 appearance In Circuit Court 12, Manchater’s share from the jects, other than reducing the Janet C. Kenney, 27, of 16 Daley Parker St., was charged Monday Rockville, Nov. 21. bill, signed by Pres. Nixon Joseph Bielecki Jr., 22, of Hart­ property tax.” Rd., Hebron.' night with disorderly conduct and C o l o r T V Friday, has been set at ap­ Earlier, the Board of Directors Mrs. Kenney and two intoxication. Police said the ford Tpke., Vernon, was charged proximately W7V.000. In a letter early this morning with failure to stated that in light of the an­ passengers in her car were charges stem from a domestic drive right, in connection with to each board memb ticipated 1677,000, it is con- treated and released from disturbance. Court date 1s Nov. 6. Agostinelli called attention io .1 e the investigation of a oneear siding removing two referen­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Nixon Backs fact that the primary reasor for accident on Windsor Ave. in dum questions from the Nov. 7 Police said the Kenney car, Bonnie L.A. Kinlry, 29, of 36 federal enactment was 'to which the Bielecki car struck a I jr jf m L voting machines—1536,000 for westbound on Charter 0 ^ St., Apel PI., was charged Monday reduce the heavy burden on utility pole and some shrubs. He road building, and 1200,000 for struck Wlttman’s car as it came afternoon with misuse of registra­ RLLfKlU Jiroperty owners, apecially the is scheduled to appear in Circuit sidewalk construction. A decision out of Autumn St. The impact of tion plates, at Hilliard and Main home property tax.” Court. Rockville, Nov. 21. is expected to be announced at its the collision threw Wittman from Sts. Court date is Nov. 13. / Brian Legere, 18, of 140 W. To that end, he has made two meeting tonight. his car, police reported. A stereo tape deck and tapes Main St., Rockville, was charged proposals for consideration by If the directors adopt his Wittman was issued a sum­ Tax Credits yesterday with making un­ proposals, Agostinelli concluded mons for failure to grant the right worth about $135 were taken the directors: “ Granting an ad­ necessary noise with a motor On aid to nonpublic schools, his letter, “ The concept of of way. Court date is Nov. 20. from a car owned by William He said under his administra­ ditional ^,000 exemption, CHRQMAlCOlOR WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ the President said he believed Kusmay of Elast Hartford while it vehicle and Gary A. Stavens, 18, tion, the federal contribution to retroactive to July 1, 1972,” for Revenue Sharing would be dent Nixon txxlay pledged his was parked at 527 Main St. Mon­ 301 Lake St., Vernon, was education increased “ by over 70 parents should have the freedom homeowners over 65 years of age; utilized in the right spirit." Normand V. Lingelier, 16, of 50 help to maintain nonpublic charged with passing in a no per cent, from |9 billion in fiscal to choose a religiousCHICAGO (AP) - The director with a Circuit Court 12 warrant ByJOHNA.JOHNS’TON didate. “ Nixon is sitting esconced removing^two referendum questions from the Nov. 7 voting ning and less money on busing.” areas. of a federal drug-abuse program Bruce E. Peaslee, 19, of 369 yesterday charging him with Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta (Herald Reporter) on the top of the Gallup poll, machines, and instead passed a resolution advising voters Nixon said “ probusing Hie postal service, represented says a new drug — still nameless Main St., South Windsor, was issuing a bad check. He was Sigma Phi, will meet tonight at 8 On the basis of his record over the last four years, taking the American people for that the two questions can be disregarded. senators” filibuster^ to death by U.S. Atty. Henry Cohn, claims — could cause immunity to charged Monday night with im­ released on a |250 non-surety at the home of Mrs. Howard Solid State Modular ChassisI president Nixon deserves to be beaten, Sen. Abraham granted.” The two questions — |536,0(X) in bonds for a road building the administration’s Equal exclusive use of mailboxes even heroin for 24 hours and will be proper passing and operating a bond. LundeU, 32 McCann Dr. The Ribicoff said in a variety of ways during a mid-afternoon Plugging the idealism and program and $200,000 in bonds for a sidewalk construction Educational Opportunities Art of those that are purchased and available to addicts within two motor vehicle while under the Charles Kramer, 32, of West guest speaker will be State Sen. address and question and answer period yesterday on the 1972 which would have legislated NEW 1973 humanity of McGovern, Ribicoff program — can be disregarded because the programs can be installed by the homeowners months. influence of liquor. Willington, was charged last night David Odegard. mall of the Manchester Cr>iiununity (College Bidwell St. an end to arbitrary court ordered MODELS observed, "The trouble with funded by revenue sharing funds, according to Director campus. politicians is that they do not busing of children out o f their William ntzfjerald’s resolution. neighborhoods. ’The stop was one of many that to the people on repeated criss­ realize that facts are five years SERVICE FROM THE HEART ahead of theory, and theory is The directors voted 6-2, along "I will once again press the Full he said he is making statewide crosses of the counti^. No one in sidewalk construction bond five years ahead of political ac­ party lines, to pass the resolution next Congress for the passage of E'FP'edTioe' and across the country on behalf the Republican organization is issues have been voted down features tion.” last night. Director Vivian this legislation,” the President of the McGovem-Shriver team. willing or able, seemingly, to twice, the board should not force 0 (L T . In introductory remarks on Ferguson was unable to attend declared. “ I would have to say at this reveal the names of campaign roads and sidewalks upon the McGovern's underdog position in the special meeting. In the 15-minute talk, broad­ Portables stage of the campaign that contributors or the amount ^ven, voters, Farr said. cast live from the White House George McGovern is behind,” he commented, but 8M,000 con­ all current polls, Ribicoff com­ The two questions, authorized 5 o 7 MA/Nj 6T: pared the position to that in 1948, by the board Aug. 8 for place­ Democratic Director library on the major radio Ribicoff admitted, but predicted tributors have sent gifts of $1 ^o FitzGerald replied that the Nov. 7 when he first ran for office and ment on the voting machines, networks, the President ex­ Consoles that pollsters will have “ egg on 520 to McGovern headquarters. referendum will only indicate BASr HAWR)I^P accompanied Pres. Harry seek voter approval to borrow pressed his belief that the people their faces” the day after elec­ Unemployment has doubled, whether the voters want to themselves should have the rral Truman on a trip to Springfieh), funds for the road and sidewalk tion. the price index is up 18 per cent, borrow money for roads and 255-5 MAIKJST. Mass. programs. It is now the board's decision-making power In educa­ Nixon support is thin, many the national debt is rising, sidewalks. “ The question is not Truman was supposed to lose intention to finance the progranu tion, rather than appointed people dislike both him and Ribicoff said, but ‘"The President whetha* the work will be done,” G-LA^TOMBUI^V the election to Gov. Diomas with funds expected from the judges or Washington officiab. McGovern, Connecticut’s senior is unwilling to fight for what he FitzGerald said, "but whether He said his proposed Education litMe «F-«vAUW rhfMT Dewey of New York, Ribicoff Sen. Abraham Ribicoff federal revenue sharing bill senator said, and then added that believes in.” In the last few money will be borrowed” to pay uiMir flUriMf. reminded his audience, but there signed last Friday by President 'Special Revenue Sharing throughout the nation, ‘”rhere is weeks before Congress ad­ for the work. Program would do fhb and “b s*t4 tu rtH 9T>k^An was still a spring in the step and a Richard Nixon. a feeling of unease. It is con­ journed, Ribicoff reported, ef­ The resolution passed last night the best way I know of to get CURTIS gleam in the eye of Truman. “ Mr. Manchester’s share of the $30.2 kIe W ‘SrORt ^U>C6 science time for the people of forts to reform the welfare reads, “ Due to the fact that we American education back on the ka ks President, you look great," billion revenue sharing act is N 1VIATHES America,” as a follow-up to his program and end a filibuster (the will receive approximately $677,- track—to relate it to the needs of Ribicoff complimented him. expected to be about $677,000 per M mention of the milk, wheat, and latter supported by “ big 000 per year for five years under our people instead of the whims upermarkets “ Why shouldn't I look great?” Strike May End year for five years. F^inding the eATOB-PAV ITT scandals. business” ) failed only because the new federal revenue sharing of federal bureaucrats.” Truman answered. “ I’m going to town road and sidewalk programs S.lASTDMRDe.V' Ribicoff deplored Nixon’s Nbcon would not lend his voice or plan, Manchester will have suf­ win.” with the revenue sharing funds Concluding, the President said; reluctance or refusal to hit the support. ficient funds to provide the •CAST HTTP- t- 1 0 Reminded of how the polls would save the town about $950,- “ Respect for education and for CUSTOM COLOR TV campaign trail, at the same time "Sitting in the White House is a Building Season highway and sidewalk im­ were running, Truman came 000 in principal and interest teaching” is a crucial ingredient that McGovern is taking his case man of cynicism,” Ribicoff provements planned under back, “ Young man, once the costs, according to Mayor John which has to come from the " m e a t s t referendum questions number 3 ONE BUTTON TUNING campaign starts, I stop reading Thompson. hearts of the people. He also said HARTFORD (AP) — A strike, rather than cold weather and and 4. Unfortunately, there was the newspapers.” When he The Board of Directors had that the nation must have snow, may have prematurely ended the construction season in no legal way to remove these GREATEST COLOR TV VALUE observed the rapport between considered removing the two talented, dedicated teachers Conjiecticut. questions from the voting Truman and Hartford crowds questions from the voting which means: "Parents and WAsYBESr WHOLE House Session machine; however, even if ap­ “ Our construction season could well be over,” a spokesman machines, but there was some students must give them the later, Ribicoff said, “ I knew he proved by the voters we do not for the contractors association said Tuesday. question whether removal of the respect that is their due and the would win.” plan to borrow money for these Because of another commit­ questions would be legal. standing in the community they Portables Marvin Morganbesser, director purposes.” Set For Monday ment, Ribicoff was able to reply of the Connecticut Construction Administrative dues differ Manchester Town Counsel David deserve.” to only four questions from his Industries Association, referred from regular union dues, Barry said last night that removal Consoles HARTFORD (AP) - trim that levy to 6.5 per cent and listeners. to the strike by some 12,0(K) con­ Morganbesser said, in that they of referendum questions at this CHICKENS would be “checked off” or time apparently is not specifically Ballot Box Boosters Democratic leaders are calling the capital gains tax from 6 to 5.5 About McGovern’s association struction laborers which has shut the House back into session next per cent. with the old-line Democratic down virtually all Connecticut’s deducted from a workers’ pay -by prohibited, although “ such action Believe Bussing Best SAVE Monday to consider cutting House Speaker William structure, he said, “ A man who major construction projects since the employer and paid to the could jeopardize the validity of Connecticut’s highest-in-the na­ Ratchford, who announced Mon­ wants to win must be pragmatic union “ over and above regular one or more of the remaining Monday. in front of homes and businesses; tion sales tax from 7 to 6 per cent. day's House session, said. “ It is as well as philosophical. I don’t union dues." questions” MIAMI (AP) - Pupils at Shenandoah Junior High School free babysitting services; and Senate Democrats, however, the feeling of the House leaders believe Mayor Richard Daley (of The union “ wants this ad­ Also, the wage board Two other bond issue questions CHOICE noo. ditional amount of money,” on the voting machines are un­ think one way of getting voters to votemobiles with loudspeakers have yet to decide on their course that the funds that the state will Chicago) is interested in George "overstepped its bounds," in Over other makes Morganbesser reported, saying to affected by revenue sharing the polls Nov. 7 is to give out free . The suggestions were part of a of action. A caucus of the 19 receive through revenue-sharing McGovern, but he is interested in recommending such a checkoff kisses at the ballot box. brainstorm session held by Democratic senators is scheduled will allow a one per cent reduc­ electing Illinois candidates. I give it to them would be unlaw­ system, said Morganbesser. funds. They are a proposed $6.8 science teacher Morton Raisen. for 3 p.m. today to discuss the tion in the sales tax.” would rather trust George ful. "They are rewriting our agree­ million bond issue for renovations and additions to The students have other ideas Dade County Elections Super­ situation. The House Democrats plan to McGovern than the 100 Texas oil The association has taken its ment (between the union and the Dling and Bennet Junior High for getting out the vote: visor Joyce Diefender said “ We have not yet made any caucus at 1 p.m. Monday, one billionaires, under the aegis of case to the National Labor contractors association). They are Schools, and a proposed $550,(X)0 — No tax refunds unless a Tuesday some of the ideas have determination when or whether hour before the scheduled John Connally, to determine the Relations Board, charging that trying to put some items in (the bond issue for renovations to the person votes. merit,and are already under con­ to hold a session,” said Senate reconvening of the House. future tax structure” the laborers union has violated contract) that we never dis­ Cooper Hill Treatment Plant. — Church bells ringing every sideration. TpP _ npP ^ President Pro Tern Charles T. Meskill is counting on |22 To a comment that there provisions of the Fair Labor cussed," he said. In last night’s board discussion. hour on election day, “ The answer may not be a Alfano. He said the Senate needs million in revenue-sharing for the doesn't seem to be any impact on Relations Act, he said. He said the union, by striking, ^IRLOIkI R O A S T Director Republican Director — Voting machines made to block party," she said. “ But more detailed information about state government, but Democrats the American conscience, The disputed money involves is forcing the contractors to agree DUCBZ/D COLOR TV to an unlawful demapd. Contrac­ James Farr objected to the look like slot machines. every year legislation is in­ “ the padding in the budget” point out that the state will get 18 produced by charges of corrup­ so-called administrative dues resolution, saying it would be — Entertainment at the polls troduced to change election day 0 ( t before it can decide on the size of months worth of payments|33 tion, double-dealing, and which the federal Wage Stabliza- tors also claim in their brief to confusing to tell Manchester and block parties with bingo and to the weekends or to make 'K o o jo "JllLoiO 5T£M< any tax cut. millionduring the current fiscal sabotage raised by McGovern tion Board has recommended be the NLRB that the union "failed voters to ignore the road and crap games. election day a holiday.” Gov. Thomas J. Meskill op­ year. That is because the forces in the campaign, Ribicoff paid directly to the unions out of to comply with notice re­ sidewalk questions on the voting — Skywriting planes to write Those suggestioni were also poses cutting the sales tax to 6 payments are retroactive to last an increase in hourly pay for the quirements ” regarding a strike, T e u n e C , machines. Because road and “ vote ” on flection day; vote flags made by the Shenatf loah pupib. ^ l^OUNC- 1 ?(A S T XL - 1 0 0 (©) per cent. Instead, he wants to Jan. 1. (See Page Eighteen) workers. Morganbesser claimed. feEEF f 100% Solid State AccuColor c ^ ) C o B e 6 t h a .k . LIVER FULL LINE PORTABLES

CONSOLES LATEST Peace May Come—But Not Around Corner MODELS POUBIE STAMPS WEPHESPAY Premier Pham Van Dong was By LEWIS GUUCK a home audience amidst a war, It abo pointed to the possibility return from Saigon, was that With Thieu setting forth his political solution to be left to the vague, however, on just what LATEST Associated Press Writer right after a conference with a of at least a military standdown there has "been some progress" terms in explicit fashion, officiab South Vietnamese “ free from T 5 E L X FEATURES peace-seeking ally and enemy- while major political bsues re­ toward a negotiated Vietnam expect Kissinger will commute to outside interference." political conditions Hanoi b aided speculation that he is being main up for negotiation. peace. Officials privately Paris and perhaps to Saigon yet holding out as a price for a cease­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ The key issue right along as pressured to step down. A cease-fire, Thieu said, “ may counseled against expecting a again. Presumably he sought to fire. At one point, he said: ACT FAST dent Nguyen Van Thieu’s tough­ been political — who will rule K:iWtBIC6 1 He reaffirmed his opposition to take place before the U.S. war-ending agreement by elec­ persuade Thieu to take an agreed "Our iron will b being applied 'fe o it e O sounding speech and cautious South. Vietnam. If Nixon could a communist takeover of South presidential election” Nov. 7 or tion day or shortly thereafter. position and next will try to to bring about a three-sided coali­ BAB/ OVeBAMG^r words from the White House are win agreement on military settle­ Vietnam, denounced enemy just a few months thereafter. It is recalled here, too, that convince the North Vietnamese tion which will lead to national sending out a similar signal about ^ ment terms, the United States T>ANT$» DO “PAynAAE prospects for a halt to the Viet­ proposab for a three-segment “The final decision must be Kissinger thought he was making to go along. reconciliation and in­ ])welet1e- • G a u /• wpuld be out of the war when the dependence.” SAVE nam fighting. coalition government, demanded reached when we and the com­ progress in his secret sessions Nixon's publicized peace plan shooting stopped. that North Vietnamese forces go munists decide to sit down with Hanoi’s Le Due Tho last Thieu was equally firm in It is: Headway has been made allows for an Indochina cease­ home, and declared no one can together.” year. The negotiations broke North Vietnam’s premier denouncing what he termed a in secret negotiations but more is fire, return of prisoners and U.S. needed before there can be a firm sign a cease-fire agreement The White House version down with an angry public ex­ sounded the progress-in- deceitful enemy proposal aimed rc4)d»| use '/f£on w. ' withdrawal as a first step, with a without Saigon’s consent. Tuesday, following Kissinger's change bst January. negotiktions theme in a at giving control of South Viet­ CdWCeUTTZA'TCP * 2 ^ 1 deal to end the war. Peace could come soon, but It Is not right Thieu’s public stand underlined Newsweek interview publbhed nam to the communbts. “I hold t e l M K MAMcmmnm the three-segment formula W/tdOD \2>at- V V - around the corner. the difficulties for presidential Sunday, saying the secret talks to be Tbieu'h two-hour address adviser Henry A. Kissinger, a re making a “ positive absurd and baseless,” he said. 5 Y E A R S evolution” toward a cease-fire "How can we accept such a dis­ 2^ct. O in M c s in ^ Tuesday included what might be shuttling from sessions in Parb to J vS S S U te expected from a South Viet­ those In Saigon in quest of a deal and South Vietnamese political guised coalition government after ^ TILIVniON IP AmiANOM negotiations. fighting for decades?” 0-n(>5 I f t i SERVICE___ namese president broadcasting to acceptable to all. An AP News Analysis )’> .iM ( riOfJ ( (INTHAf I NEXT 10 SIGP .iii'i SHOP rMPceiM. J-* I k o - \ \ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Msnchwter, Conn., Wed., O ct.» , 1972- PAGBTHDtaBt PAGE T W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn., Wed.. Oct. 25, im 't,r Vernon South Windsor Pollution Case Record Defended Sheinwold on Bridge JtV Tonight | Edie A dams ’ Lark Turns Into A n Opera Career Educators Laud 160 Donate Blood HARTFORD (AP) - Deputy said Phillips. "This review cod* S indents A ttack State Atty. Gen. C. Perrle firms that Sen. Ounther’a chorgM t See Saturday’s TV H oald fo il Manchester blood donors came out in sufficient numbers selling cigars on television coin- Phillips said Tuesday he la proud are totally without foundation. iptm plete Listings. | By BOB THOMAS , Two years ago, she appeared on a DusoUna Glaninni and Marla yesterday to push donations over the 150-plnt quota for the SAVE A SURE ENTRY South dealer merdals. Now she hopes to add Health Program of the attorney general’s office’s "Of a total of 199 vlolatloni Aitoclatod Pron Writer television talk show in Seattle Kurenko. But a Broadway role as TO YOUR LONG SUIT North-South vulnerable serious singing to her repaitolre. sixth month during this calendar year.There were 160 pints record of cracking down on referred to thla office," Phillips HOLLYWOOD (AP) - What Yrith Glynn Roes, "an amaiing the slstor Eileen in "Wonderful Ban on Smoking mlttw was able purchase some By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH While a total health education collected when the Bloodmobile visited North United polluters, and regrets the said, “ 128 have been latisfactori- - 6 : 0 0 - started as a lark might turn into man who runs opera In Seattle Town" started her career of Seme playen take pride In ♦ Q J 4 "I have alreidy signed to program has not yet been in­ materials for a drug education^ Methodist Oiurch. "blanket accusations” made by ly closed. The remainder are in Q? 9 6 2 (3-8-22) NEWS an opera career for Edie Adanns, and makes it pay off; the com­ playing "Sexy, dumb-smart Some 300 high ichool itudenU students don’t get suspended for program for the upper grades. m aUiigA^ first play from dum­ return to Seattle in Moiart’s ‘Oosl stituted In the Vernon School There were 172 who showed up to donate — 100 by State Sen. George L. Gunther. various stages either of litigation O K Q J 107 (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH more widely known as a por­ pany has no deficit.” blondes.” attoited lu t nlght’i Board of this act. She added that the my without the sU^test delay. Fan Tutte,” ’ she said. system, the educators involved in M n. Albom cautioned the board Gunther, a Republican from or negotiation ...Four of the cases ♦ 7 2 (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE trayer of sexy dames and seller of Edie mentioned that she sang Her career almost changed EdiMNition meating to make a bathrooms are a mess, the appointment and 63 who were waik-in donors. Twelve were No prize Is awarded for this sort preparing curriculum guides for that a drug program in Itself w u Stratford, claimed last Friday cited by Sen. Gunther are in the WEST EAST (38) TO TELL THE TRUTH opera u well as popular songs. when "Wonderful Town" com­ piM for rnioklng faclllUes in the not allowed to donate, for a variety of medical reasons. of speed. cipus. Earlier this month, the lavatories are unfit. In her com­ the course, have received many not the answer, since it became process of preparation for court A 9732 K 10 8 (40)WnDWUDWEST ■chool. Their action wai upon that Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian blonde actress completed four Ross heard her sing at a Gay 00s poser Leonard Bernstein heard ments she implied the students favorable comments from the an Isolated area, totally out of Among those donors were two who were reaching the Stmth dealer 9 73 J 10 8 5 - 8 : 8 0 - THURS. ONLY has 00 unproiecuted water pollu­ action. ' performances in the lead role of night at the Hollywood Bowl and her soprano. InitrucUon of Principal Ralph were already hard core smokers State Department of Education. context. She said it w u evident seven-gallon mark— Norman A. Boulais and John W. Klein. North-South vulnerable 0 963 A 8 4 2 (3) CBS NEWS tion cases "lying around” his “ Any person with an interest in Offenbach’s "La Perichole” in a slpied her up for “ La Pdrichole.” “ Chiiy Lenny thinks I can do OCT. 26th Conlon who advized the youthi to and are doing it with infraction to that a total health curriculum These people also reached gallon marks; Opening lead — Two of Spades 4, KQ 106 8 3 (8) ABC NEWS Speaking to the local school office-som e of them dating back our record of achievennent, in­ fully staged production by the "It was a noncancelable con­ anything,” she said. "He wrote take their problemi to the board the rules and are getting hurt by with alcohol, tobacco and drug Eidward H. Ralph, six; Mn. Janice S. DeNlgris and Arthur West 1 ^ the deuce of spades, SOUTH (22-30y NBC NEWS board Monday night Mrs. Claire to 1968. cluding any newsman, is Seattle Opera Company. She tract, and I figured I could block ‘Candlde’ for me, he said. 11 HOUR SALE after the itudenti Staged a it academlcalljr. and dummy made the mistake of (24) PREVIEW: SS'TEPS Albom, supo’visor of physical problems included, was R. llnsz, four; Eugene M. Dickenson, Reno Dufour, Wells "We have extensively reviewed welcome to review this record astonished audiences and critics out the time for it,” she said. demonitration in the ichool putting his spades down before TOWARD EXCELLENCE “ But at thevsame UnM I w u 10 AM. Is 9 KM. Also in the eudlenoe was Dr. education for girls, explained the necessary.) C. Dennison and Arthur S. Lassow, three; R o b ^ D. the cases cited by Sen. Gunther,” with us in detail," Phillips said. alike with her full, rich soprano. "Wouldn’t you know — when the parking tot lait Friday. he put the other suits on the - 6 : 5 5 - offered the rote'’ of Daisy Mae in 2 5 « 0 F F sn Paul Kuehn past prealdent of the work done to date on the The 1972-73 budget, Mrs. Brennan and Ronald Schultz, two; and Mn. Betty DeMartin, Back at her home in the Bever­ date finally arrived, I had an offer Speaker for the itudentz was State Cancer Society who stated table. Quick as a flash, declarer (40) NEWS ‘Li'l Abner.’ My mentor, George WOOD, GLiISS, CMI0LE8 curriculum guides. M n. Albom Albom explained, proritM ade­ Mn. Roberta Bryce, Mn. Mary A. Lawler and Sister ly Hills, Calif., Miss Adams to play Las Vegas for the biggest Rick Barrett who said the the increase of cancer from played the queen of spades from South West North East — 7:00 — Abbott, decided it would be best ind CHRISTMMCMDSI was appointed by the board in quate funding to implennent a Margaret Geary, one. dummy. I 4k Pass I Pass (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD seemed pleased with the ex­ money I ever got! for me to take ‘Li’l Abner." demonstration was one way ci smoking was mounting and asked 1970 to set up the health educa­ total health education program O A list of the other donon will appear in tomorrow’s Herald East was not in such a hurry. I 9 Pass 2 O Pass Topic: Bermuda. perience — and with the offers “ Not only did I loee the date. I Edie Adams has continued to YOUR GIFT GALLERY getting to the smoking problenu for curtailment of the "per­ tion program which will hopeful­ for Gradu K-0. Last s{King the He waited to see the rest of the 3 N T All Pass Passes Bar that are beginning to come for also had to join my 10th union — in the school which have been missiveness’’ schools were The next Bloodmobile visit YriU be Friday, Nov. 17, at (8) TRUTH OR play dumb-smart blondes, as well 935 Msin S I., Msnchtitw ly be liutituted within the next committee and the school ad­ appearances with symphony AGMA (American Guild of "motioned out” by the board for South United Methodist Church, 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Spooktaculai dummy before he made his first allowed while they are “ setting Opening lead — 4 2 CONSEQUENCES Frederick B. Tedford of 269 as touring with her night club act, (Msin floor, rosr of N slklm ) few weeks. ministration wrote a proposal for play. Hien he carefully played orchestras across the country. Musical Artists).’ ’ playing summer theaters and mora than 11 years, he said. up a child for disoue and death M n. Albom outlined for the funding from the state, and Ver­ (18) DICK VAN DYKE Spring St. has passed the state the eight of spades, resisting the “ Are they ready for m e?” she It was worth it, she remarked, Student Council Prefident within 20 years." board some of the steps leading non w u selected for having sub­ ^ d d y suspects Fhckles of two- bar examinations and been ad­ temptaion to cover with the king. Declarer can later lead a spade mused. "I know that I am ready, to “revive a voice that had been Doug Kilgore, although he did One resident said he had two to setting up the ixogram. She mitted one of the best propouls. Hallowe’en timing him. mitted to membership in the in mothballs for 15 years." Declarer next finessed with the to force out the king, after vrhich musically. But it might be too not condone the demonstration, students in the Khool system, said prior to 1070 there was no A grant of |2,200 w u awarded for (22-30) NEWS Connecticut Bar Association. nine of clubs, losing to West. he can get to dutmny by way of much of a shock for people to As a youngster in New York, emphasized the frustrations of and felt the parents should do the the development of a K-3 health (24) JUST GENERA’nON As of Nov. 1, he will serve a formal health education program novelties and Back came another spade, and the last spade. This assures him hear an operatic voice coming out she had studied classical singing Attention! students who smoke, commen­ persuading, adding "it was not and drug curriculum guide. (40) ABC NEWS four-year tour of duty with the U. in the local schools, although this time East used the king to of two spades, three hearts, four o f my face.” at the JuiUiard,School of Music ting that even th ou ^ It Is a the school’s business to deter­ - 7 : 3 0 - S. Air Force in the Judge Ad­ some health areas were c o v e r t Through making a special effort South Windsor Starts cover dummy’s picture card. diamonds and one club — more The Seattle engagement and took private lessons from health hazard to smoke, the no mine whether a child should Trick or Treat (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT vocate General’s office assigned in the science and social studies the committee w u also able to South floundoed about from than enough tricks for the con­ happened by .-irddent, ^ e said. such divas as Helen Jepson, smoking ban has caused (8) PARENT GAME to 449 Combat Support Group, READING IMPROVEMENT CLASSES smoke or not. He said it was curricula in the elementary include in this, a program for here on, and eventually went tract. emotional overtones also. (18) MOVIE SAC, Kincheloe AFB, Kinross, ridiculous to have teachers schools. At the high school level Grades 4 and 5 u well. Tree Planting Program GOODIES down two. He could never bring Daily Question BEGINNING NOVEMBER 13,1972 At the meeting was Dr. Joseph “ Surpent of the Nile" (1953). Midi., with the rank of captain. engaged in a hunt to track down some nuterial was included In Expanding on the comment in dummy’s long diamonds, and Partner opens with one dub, Kristan of Rocl^Ue who talk^ Rhonda Fleming and Raymong He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. studmts who smoke just to sus­ the home economics program, that the curriculum guides had nothing else broke well. and the next player passes. You 7:30 P.M. The South Windsor Conserva­ Mrs. Louis Evans, chairman. Burr in ancient Rome. EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON lad EVENING CLASSES of the responsibilities of the pend them. M n. Albom said. won praise for the state, Mrs. Diamonds Are Key hold: Spades, 9-7-5-Z; Hearts 7-3; Frederick W. Tedford of 269 tion Commission is conducting a Main St. (22) WATT TILL YOUR CluK* lor ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL itadeiU ia Reaedial Readiag board to the students; of the One mother, Mrs. Sally M n. Albom told the board that Albom said the state said the Dummy’s long diamond suit Diamonds, 9-is-3; Clubs, K-Q-10-8. Spring St. and is married to the roadside beautification tree plan­ Flyen will also be available at FATHER GETS HOME (Pkoaict, UadertUadiag, etc.), Slady Skilb, Caatprefeaaiaa, Vacabaiary, teachers to the students; and the Leonard, agreed with Dr. Kirstan the immediate focus, at that guides were praised because the will provide enough tricks — if What do you say? former Bette Ann Hehir of ting program in conjunction with the Town Hall, the (Rwt office, (24) BOOK BEAT students to each other. He said and Included the curtailment of time, was placed upon the total curriculum is based on a mental Answdr: Using standard Worcester, Mass. Sliced, Coiletc kard Tc»r Pr^ralita tad Gcacral Retdiat Ellldeaey. homeowners in South Windsor. public library and in some banks. you can reach them. The only “ Mary Todd Lincoln: Her Life smoking is known to cause teacher smoking in the school as health approach to health educa­ A 1965 graduate of Manchester SPECIAL FREE DIAGNOSTIC TESTING drug problem and the need for Com pleted flyers must be sure side entry is in spades. For methods, raise to two clubs. This and Letters.” emphysema, lung cancer, oral Homeowners will be able to WESTOWN well as smoking at board High School, be received his BA BINGO drug education. Assisted by the tion and involves the individual returned to the Town Hall in care " • PHARMACY " ^ this reason. South must be sure to is the most reasonable descrip­ (30) CIRCUS! Academic Reading Center, Inc. cancer, ulcers and early cor­ purchase a tree at a discount in economics from the University meetings and any other functions Mayor’s Committee to Ctombat child u well u the classroom keep dummy’s spade entry. tion of your hand. (40) POLITICAL TALK AT ME. CENTER STREET Nc»l lo Cavey’i price (112-17) depending on the of the Conservation Cotmnission of Connecticut in 1969 and his onaries, and added that the in the school building Itself. Drugs and Dr. Daniel Woolwich, teachers. It also complimented 4S5 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTBD South should play a low spade Copyright 1972 - 8: 00 - MANCHESTER, CONN. Telcphtac 44S-W47 total number of trees purc!iased by Nov. 3 with a deposit of $10 for KNIGHTS OF COLUMIUS LODGE number of deaths in persons in Another Doctor, Tbaddeus who chain that committee as the committee for weaving the from dummy at the first trick, General Features Corp. (3) CAROL BURNETT Juris Doctorate in June from in the program. each tree. Planting will be done For Courteous Service, Phono 643-5230 138 M A IN ST. M ANC H ESTER their 50’s is increasing — many Gutkowski of South Windsor program into many subject areu and should win with the ace in his Guests: F*earl Bailey and Tim Suffolk Law School in Boston, well as being a member of the Care and feeding of the tree in April of 1973. directly attributed to smoking. appealed to the students to be where it is most meaningful to own hand. Then he leads (!onway. Mass. Board of Education, many drug will lie with the homeowner as He called on the administration more responsible to the younger the students. diamonds until the ace is forced Theater (8-40) PAUL LYNDE education programs evolv^, she well as his judgement in placing and the board to hold fast to the children but a ck n ow led ^ that A workshop conducted this 65rnnn!v5fsan^63r3fBn!versar^^3rdAhniverw out. Time Sehedale Paul has ecological conflict of added. She f i l l e r explained that the tree free of utility wires, ban on smoking in the high school the older youths are unde* “ pier past summer, made possible interest. at that time no money had been rights of ways, sidewalks, water, because everyone pays when a pressures." through a local budget appropria­ ELASTIC (22-30) ADAM-12 budgeted to develop a health or gas and sewer lines as well as man dies young leaving a family. Gutkowski further implied that tion, allowed the committee to STOCKINGS Burnside Theater — "The New (24) ELECmON ‘72 drug education program. areas where road widening will 'To Be Atmounced. Student Susan Jordw, a non- to allow smoking in the school complete a curriculum guide for Centurions," 8:00 NIXON-AGNEW llie following year, however, a take place. The trees will be 12 WHEEL CHAIRS _ g.3Q _ smoker, said her friends smoke, would be making one more ex­ Grades 4-6 on drugs and alcohol small budget was made available feet high, earth balled, and up to (8-40) MOVIE but the issue is not the effects of ception leading to one more con­ and tobacco education units for Cinema I — "The Deadly and with these funds, the com- 1 Vt inches in trunk diameter. The ARTHUR DRUG Trap,” 7:30-9:30 “ Family Flight” (1972). Small smoking but a place to smoke so tradiction of all reports onxMlng Grades 7 and 8. trees are selected for form, plane carrying vacationers smoking in the country. A state grant received last Cinema H — "The New Cen­ height, rate of growth, salt and crashes in isolated area. Rod One other student, Melanie of the board's policies and all month will allow the committee turions,” 7:15-9:15 pollutant tolerance, resistance to Taylor, Dina Merrill. SUFEBMABKET Dougherty told the board the items of this nature must be to research and prepare a health (22-30) COOL MILUON insects, wind and ice damage and U.A. E ^t — "You’ll Like My NEW! - EXCITING students had not come pr^ored placed on the agenda for discus­ curriculum guide for the h i^ Premiere — James Farentino good growth in the town soil to face doctors at this meeting sion two times before a vote school in conjunction with the Mother,” 7:30-9:30 stars as a globe-trotting private NATURAL HEALTH conditions. Toni{ht at 7 :3 0 1 9:30 and were only members of the could be made. He told the upcoming evaluation of the eye. Guidelines for tree care will be Patty Duke in Jerry Lewis Cinema; South FOOD SHOPPE junior class. “ We will go to other school. When completed this (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED students the earliest they could furnished by the CC. "YOU’LL LIKE Windsor — "The House That schools and see how their guide will encompass a mini­ - 9 : 0 0 - expect a decision would be Nov. Flyers are being sent home this MY MOTHER" Dripped Blood,” 7:00; "Junior smoking privlledges have course for all Grade 9 students (3) MEDICAL CENTER 28. week for orders with fourth and Color-(PG) Bonner,” 9:00 affected them and come back at together with a compilation of all ’The marriage of a woman doc­ fifth grade students and any per­ ■1 another time,” she said.. Manchester Evening Herald health units available to students Fri., Sat., Sun. 2 p.m. State Theater — "Summer of tor and unemployed husband is SClM son needing addition information threatened. Board Chairman James Arnold South Windsor correspondent in all of the disciplines or subject ALL SEATS 85c ’42,” 9:30; "Klute,” 7:30 is asked to contact Mrs. Qndy (18)700aub said that the smoking ban is part Barbara Varrick, tel. 644-8274. areas. “ WILLY WONKA" Wotel of 73 Greenfield Dr. or Meadows Drive-lit— “ Bonnie’s (24) STATE OF CONNECTICUT Kids,” 7:30; “ Brute Corps,” 9:30 (18) 700 CLUB - 1 0 : 0 0 - (3) CANNON Jan., 1969 Ju n a , 1972 N o w A hospital nurse get involved in It’s The Best Show In TownI a drug theft case. ($•• for yoursolf) r (8-40) JUUE ANDREWS Guests; Diahann Carrol, Whole Wheat Bread (lb.) $ .31 $ .40 Phyllis Diller.; (2^30) SEARCH Round Steak (lb.) 1.19 1.46 Unidentified killer outfoxes sure fashion winners! SEARCn agents trying to protect Hamburger (lb.) .58 .74 the victims. - 1 0 : 3 5 - Hot Dogs (lb.) .72 .87 . . . every selection a greotvoluelw yoor vote! (24) MAR'TIN AGRONSKY lta.-nn.IPJL tjppjt 2.0 0 frt.-nL7-ji.PJi I Trassura 99c - 1 1 : 0 0 - Lam b Chops (lb.) 1.70 (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS . . . F O R GREAT VALUE! BALLOT . . . S a a .4 - S - I Itlsnd to all 1.05 BALLOT . . FOR A PERSONALITY! BALLOT - 1 1 : 3 0 - Frozen Haddock (lb.) .69 F O R SAVINGS! (3) MOVIE nylon turtleneck “The Pad (and How to Use It)” Tuna Fish (6 V2 oz.) .35 .46 (1966). Brian Bedford, James teps in CHECK THE DATES! Farentino, Julie Sommars. Salad or cooking oii (24 oz.) .52 .65 10-11 (8-40) DICK CAVETT ^winning celers Nov. Coffee, reguiar (ib.) .76 .91 Nov. 17 -18 Guests to be announced. (^^30) JOHNNY CARSON The Little Theatre of Manchester, Inc. Coffee, instant (ib.) .90 1.10 — 1:30 — 4.99 presents (3) MOVIE THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE — 1:00 — (3) MOVIE Nixon's "freeze" has held wages down, nation's economy to the limit. But Nixon an $8 value “ The Helen Morgan Story” kept the war going at an additional cost of by I. Allan Prasson from Murial Spark novel but Nixon hasn't stopped the prices you pay Tickati: S3.00 - (Studanlt S2.00) (1957). Ann Blyth, F^ul Newman. EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM from going up. $66 billion. Layered look Phone 643-7465 or $49-1564 Food prices have risen more than 4% a Now wages are frozen — but the cost of basics with convenient back year during the Nixon Administration — living is rising faster than before the Nixon over 15% since Nixon took office. "freeze" began. And you're caught in the zip closing. Pick Women’s Caucus ypur favorite The rate of increase has been over 50% squeeze. Endorses Both faster than the rate during the Democratic new slewchy, colors . . . white, administrations before Nixon. America needs George McGovern, Sargent pouchy fashion bag peach, purple, Male Candidates Who's to blame? Nixon. When he became Shriver and the Democratic Party. We can't mauve, blue, President, Vietnam was already straining the afford four more years of Nixon. navy, brown, berry, HONOLULU (AP) - The 13.00 JERRY LEWIS ’CINEMA Hawaii Women’s Political Caucus lilac, S, M, L. 8UIXJVAW AVB. — e«4-e6«4 — aoPTH w nw ieoa says it has no objections to endor­ Soft, crushable leather-like sportswear, sing men for political office. vinyl personalized with your two downtown and Parkade I NOW SHOWING! I In fact, the organization said it initials . . . FREE! Adjustable handle. "THE HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD " - 7 P.M. likes both men running in Navy, grey, black, cocoa, tan. and H aw aii's 1st C ongressional "JUNIOR BONNER” Starrinf Slava McQunn - 9 P.M. District, so it endorsed them accessories, downtown and Parkade Low Admitiion PricasI both. Friday-Saturday-Sunday Matinaa 1 1 3 P.M. Incumbent Democrat Spark G E O R G E M c G o v e r n Matsunaga and Republican "TREASURE ISLAND" . . . F O R LOWER PRICES! challenger Frederick Rohfing, a BALLOT . . . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct.» . 1971- PAQ BnV B PAPE F O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MancheBter, Conn., Wed., Oct. 28, \ m Tolland Abortion Debate Requested Goblins to Visit Story Hour HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Uberalixed abortion law at a "taking one reUgious definition of Bolton Bulldogs Alone in First Place Anderson-Little Thom u J, Mm UU hu another "state-wide forum so that people life which be toppens to beUeve and Arlene B. Mortenaen, The best factory makes the best ^lothing Goblins and witches and an form rodents of the town about dedilon to make - let the gauntlet c a n make their own in and...putting it forth u truth. The Bolton Bulldogs Pony Led by quarterback Dane Ward with two touchdowns and two return. Another two points were Mike Ryba and Randy FTih for assortnwnt of other Halloween their schools. property on Old Stafford Rd. Ue or pick It up and debate a pro- Judgementi." MeaUU, a Roman CathoUc, told League football team now enjoys and Paul Klsner, and supported conversions for 16 points; Paul scored on a conversion by Paul outatanding play. characters will visit the The Fine Arts Committee of Santini Homes, Inc. to Laddy aborttonlit. '' Atty. Donald J. Cantor, respon­ a prayer meeting in New Haven sole possession of first place in by a strong defense which Groves with two touchdovnu on Klsner. Next week the BuUdogi meet Halloween Story Hour, Saturday the Tolland Junior's will hold a and Barbara E. Lyman, property An apomey active in the pro- ding to anti-abortion remarks Sunday that the pro-abortion the Charter Oak conference after allowed only one first down, the long runs of 82 and 30 yards, and Bulldog coach Dr. Oil the E. Wndior Rama at Herrick nurming at 10 in the Tolland crochet workshop tomorrow on Cooke Rd. abortion movement In the state MeskiU made over the weekend, forces were aiming their drive Sunday's decisive SIM) victory Bulldogs demonstrated a one two-point conversion for a Boisoneau cited Unemen Mark Memorial Park at S p.m. A vic­ Public Library. night at 8 at the ^ Im er home, Rose C. Dwlre to Thomas and haa challenged MeskiU to debate said Monday the governor's op­ against poor people and minority over the previously undefeated balanced team effort. total of 1.4 points; and Joe Muro and Paul Klsner, Kurt Bogner, tory wUI clinch the diviaion title The annual event is sponsored Gehring Rd. Roxanne Dwlre, property on the laiue with an advocate of a position to abortion is based on group membm. Windsor Vikings. Top scorers were Mark Klsner who scored on a 95-yard punt Steve Whitham, Hal Sanborn, for the Bolton teem. by the Tolland Junior Wonuui’s The club's home life com­ Goose Lane. TigeraWIn d u b for three-and foui^year-old mittee will hold its monthly party Zigmund A. and Ann M. The Hgera, Bolton'a midget children. Mrs. Ihomas Schoreder at Blnet Hall, Mansfied Training Jaskolka to Brian 0. and Doris football team, fought oU a aolid and Mrs. Robert Henry will serve School, tomorrow night at 7:30, C.Dorke, property on Old Staf­ attack by the Hebron Rams Sun­ as storytellers. follow^ by a meeting at the ford Rd. • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL • WEST HARTFORD day with a 20-12 victory, giving 3 DAT SALE! Video tapes of students home of Mis. Robert McGann. Milton E. and BarabaraA. . MANCHESTER . VERNON . NEW LONDON the team a 4 and 2 win-Ioaa record worUng in regular classroom Warranty DeedrFiled Anthony to Don E. and Mary A. with one contest left. situations will be shown at the Santini Homes, Inc. to Harry Descy, property on Hurlburt Rd. Touchdowns were scored by Nov. 1 meeting of the Tolland Kevin Kowalyshyn, Shannon, Junior's education committee, at Young and Brian Mokle. M>lde 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Louis was alko credited with a two- Freeman, Andrew Way. point conversion. School board member Robert Tiger head coach Leon Rivers Dean will show the video tapes singM out Young for his outstan­ taken at all four schools, and ding contribution In the game explore the possibilities of when he came up from the "B" neighborhood coffee hours to in­ team as a substitute for an In­ jured “A” team player. golden anniv A cited for tbrtr contributions were Peter Ryba, Chris Soares, Bumped Mark Hopper, Chris Holbrook, $1 Mark Ouelrtte, Stwe Holcombe OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF REG. SUPERBLY TAILORED SUITS! But Not and Bob Peterson. golden anniversdr High School News High school principal Norman Beaten Shaw reports that things are run­ ning smoothly at the school at the AKRON, Ohio (AP)—Stephen end of the fin t month of the new Simmons got bumped as a can­ year. didate for homecoming queen at Among new programs In effect the University of Akron but he this year is an experimental may have won the day for univer­ course in related arts which com­ sity males. LAST 3 DAYS TO SAVE . . . SALE ENDS SATURDAY bines the disciplines of art, shop The 235-pound sophomore 7.99 and home economics into a single claims he was ruled out of the regularly $10 interrelated course. The 45 running because contest rules call students in the program will be 4 9 » for queen entrants to be women. GIRLS' CRINKLE working on special projects Not so, said the university's STRETCH BOOTS which will take them into all student supreme court after three areas during the year. broad deliberation Monday. Give the littlest The teachers of the three dis­ The court said it was bwause A tremendous selection of suits in girl in your life ciplines are now available the Norton, Ohio, queen aspirant fulltime at the high school for the 100% wool worsted or wool and didn't submit an application. a boot. Surprise her first time. In the past the staff has Dacron" blends in new Fall fabrics. Two Besides, said the Student been "itinerant", dividing Its with a pair of and three button models. Judiciary Committee of the time between the Center School Associated Student Government, zip-front, crinkle and the high school. Simmon's write-in votes were A rotati^ schedule has been destroyed in accordance with patent stretch boots. implement^ this year, so that past tradition. Specially priced most classes meet at different The court did suggest that any times each day. The primary reference to sex be cut from now during our advantage of this arrangement, qualifications for future queen 50th Anniversary Shaw says. Is that “We all have a r ' candidates and that all votes, best and worst time in each day, write-in or printed, be counted. Sale. White or r / ' and it is difficult if you always have your worst time during the black, sizes 12 Vii same subject." to 4. Children’s mM i PIKE RELEASED Schedule Changes TYLER, Tex. (AP) - Ap­ Shoes, all stores except As in past years, a great proximately 300,000 northern Vernon and New London. number of schedule changes has pike obtained from a federal to be processed during the fint hatchery in Kansas have been two weeks of school, with more released in Lake Quitman and thui 100 students of a total enroll­ in Houston County Lake, both in ment of approximately 300 re­ / East Texas. questing a change. The small fish were released Shaw said finding a way to in "nursery coves" — portions avoid this would solve the "last of the lake sealed off by a poly- major problem toward making theylene barrier draped over the first week poiect.” School nylon netting. When they are policy permits schedule changes large enough, the fish will be until S ^t. 15. Students who drop D> ^ released into the main portions subjects after Sept. 30 must take of the lake • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL • CORBINS CORNER a failing grade for the entire year. Shaw expressed the hope that in the future the problem could i 1 I be solved by requiring students to 14.90 make schedule changes at the end m values $20-$30 of the preceding year or during ‘ the summer. p '* MISSES’ AND JR. New Faces New faces at the high school L t ' POLYESTER DRESSES this year are Susanne Stethers in golden anniversdrj£X-—/:a the girls' gymnasium, Rodger An outstanding selection of coat Grose in the English department; dresses, jumpers, long, short Thomas Kolodziej in science; and O and sleeveless style 1-pc. Leslie Dubaldo in the business department. V. dresses. Much more. m \ Dresses, all D&L stores. No CroM Country The school was unable to field a cross country team this year, iW:i: Shaw noted, due to lack of man­ . power. It is hoped that a. winter #=! wr > 6.90 11.90 reg. $10 to $19 .track team can be started this 'A_ year or next, he said. MISSES’ FAMOUS MAKER Odegard Visit Senator David Odegard of 11.99 FASHION RIGHT SWEATERS Manchester provided the first usually $16 / A not-lo-be-missed selection of cardigans, assembly of the year in r / ; September with a program on the turtlenecks, drop crews, mock turtlene^, tanks, legislative process in Connec­ M A KARLEE CLASSIC vests, shrinks, in shetlands, wool, Orion acrylics ticut. • I and others. Sweaters are the fashion accessory of Shaw stated that Odegard gave CASUAL SHOE SAVINGS the year. Layer them on or go it alone . . . either a non-partisan presentation way it’s a very today look. Stock up now. Sizes S- which contained no mention of r party and which avoided specific M-L and 34 to 42. political issues. Sportswear, all D&L stores. Goals Stated One of the primary goals for Great go-with-all style... the school year stated by Shaw at a great price. Get in will be "better organization of departments within the school the fashion Swing today. with an eye toward more and Smooth^supple leather continued evaluation of program.” While noting that with buckle trim. Wide much has been done in the past to \ r> 1 ^ . . 5.99 ..7.99 (! range of sizes to fit improve curriculum, Shaw com­ most eyery foot. reg. $11 to $13 mented, "There is sUU a need for more regular forums among ^ OPtll V . j 7 to 10 AA; 5 to teachers of particular specialties § t« R t IIT f^ "f r >i J JUNIORS’ IMPORTED p , Hit tkia ^ 10 B; 6 to 9 C. for the presentation of ideas, TURTLENECKS, TOP NAME thoughts and feelings concerning %»# Coiriplete expert alterations at no charge Brown or black. reasonable change and Im­ Shoe Shops, all RIBBED AND POINTELLE provement.” a . • l - H O D&L stores ex­ values $2-$20 SWEATERS. Installatloa ^ J ^ O N O R cept New London. What a group, girls. All your favorite styles,' The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ FAMOUS MAKER “now” looks and the best sportswear name. ment held Its annual dinner THCI Imported turtlenecks in tan, white, navy, gold, I CAMO DESIGNER JEWELRY meeting and installation of ofr and raspberry • Wools are 7.99; acrylics are fleers last week at Somers Inn. Choose from pendants, 5.99. The top name 7.99 group includes short The new slate includes Nancy Anderson-Little necklaces, earrings. In crystal, sleeve scoop necks, striped U-necks, long sleeve Soma, president; dndy Fagan, pullovers, boucle sleeveless vests, rib knits, tiny vice president; Sharon Behllng, c y 4 Qre*t(^Mine in thr

DrUlol which 1. cloxed Tue.day night, Britain open Thursday night until 8> L". P.M. AH .tore* open Saturday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. • MANCHESTER • VERNON • NEW BRITAIN BRLSTOI,. WEST HARTFORD All DAL xlorei open Monday through Friday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. except MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Wed., Oct.» . PAGE 8BV1N PAGE S IX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Wngress The electorate’s assessment will come times, it may be hazardous to noble friends in Britain and For Phil and friends, cussing was protected.” Swag Lamp, Sputnik abroad. For, over the centuries, a form of art. awarded the “Bernice Burle transferred out of state. Mrs. Chrome, 2-Way *139“ Nov. 7 as House and Senate members predict that there’ll always-be an Students cannot be required to salute the flag or recite the would reject spending limit controls Award” for an abstract water McElaney holds a BA in history Elngland. Indeed, there isn’t one back to history’s dim mists, Their innovative efforts even standing for re-election get their passing Pledge of Allegiance. color painting entitled “Eritrea” and English from Trinity College asked by the President as usurpation of now, as many of us knew it. But members of the divine right mob stunned Columnist Bob Con- ‘55. On the other hand, “at no time should the ‘black power’ or at the current Berkshire Art in Washington D.C., and has had or failing marks at the polls. This judg­ there is still a British royal fami­ have been famous as much for sidine, who has also heard a few legislative prerogatives and on the other 'power to the people’ salute be repressed unless it is a call to Association Show in Pittsfield, experience in teaching at Sunuier ment, whether we like it or not in­ ly, and that offers an excuse to their salty, bathroom language as words — although he never hand attempted, we feel, to cripple the overt an immediate disruption of the educational process.” Mass. The painting will be on Junior High School in Holbrook, See all the Super Dinettes . . . in get away from Nixon-McGovem for living off the peasants. repeats them. One day in Canada dividually, will decide whether the 93rd What isn’t clear about the guidelines, is whether or not it display at the Berkshire Museum Mass, (four years) Talcott Junior President’s constitutional right to han­ for a few minutes. King Henry VIII and his when Phil was giving the press different sizes, shapes and colors. in Pittsfield until Nov. 5. High in West Hartford (one year) Congress will be a continuation of the What has happened is that daughter, the first Elizabeth, the rough side of the tongue. Bob is legal for school officials to disrupt arm band wearing, non­ dle the nation’s foreign affairs. She has also been accepted to and has taught Elnglish at Braton They set just the right atmosphere authors of letters to the editors of often expressed themselves in was moved to shocked admira­ allegiance pledging or people-power saluting to get on with In some ways the session was a costly 92nd or a great one. display an oil painting, London newspapers have tem­ crisp phrases straight from tion. “By golly,” he said, “Philip the so-called education process. Uersity and the University of for your family meals and are “Bathers,” at the juried “Gallery Hartford. porarily abandoned their ac­ Chaucer. The present Elizabeth’s is to dirty words what Elinstein ideal for family hobbies. There customed preoccupation with late uncle, the Duke of Windsor, was to the atomic bomb.” on the Green” show in Clanton Miss Kathryn Dimlow, from currently running through Nov. 7. purple-headed meadowlarks to improved on the vulgate with his Thus, I am not overly con­ More confusion. Sex designations in newspaper classified the Timothy Edwards physical are many more than we could 11118 painting, according to Mrs. education department, has The Innocent denounce an incident in Stirling, own purple inventions. And cerned that the present Elizabeth advertising isn’t prohibited by the 1964 Qvil Rights Act, the reporters who cover Buckingham Novak, was inspired at the Spring accepted a position as a guidance show you here and all are at SALE Scotland, involving Elizabeth II, has been subjected to abuse ex­ U S. Court of Appeals for the ninth circuit in San Francisco Palace claim comfortably that pressed in inelegant Pond in South Windsor this counselor in Blast Hartford. by the Grace of God Queen, has ruled. PRICES. Be sure to stop in soon; IJefender of the Faith, etc., ad the present occupants have con­ monosyllables. The students sununer. infinitum. Retired colonels, tinued what perhaps could be should be censured for showing The three-judge court said it could find no support for the Another facet of Mrs. Novak’s Manchester Evening Herald this is the perfect time, during slander idea that a newspaper is an employment agency when it runs art ability is woodcuts, and she maiden ladies in Sussex and described as an elegantly coarse bad manners to a guest who is South Windsor correspondent WATKINS ANNIVERSARY regular fellows gathered at the tradition. also their constitutional ruler, but classified job ads. has had a display entitled “Varia­ Barbara Varrick tel. 644-8274. i n tloftfH’ Bull and Boar have proved once Liz Number Two’s husband 1 do not believe they contributed We believe a CQnnecticut decision is still pending in the tion Series 3” in the juried Atlan­ SALE again that the British like the and official wreath-layer. Prince to the (Jueen’s delinquency. As a courts. In ^le meantime. The Herald has dropped sex tic Museum exhibit which is run idea of queens, kings and other Philip, has been established in girl who has been royal from designations in classified ads. by the Northshore Art Associa­ THURS. ONLY Merrily, We Float A long print as a man who can handle birth, it has to be said about Liz tion, a national art exhibit in assorted, free-loading, hangers- OCT. 26th on. naughty words with the best of that she has been around some. A friend dropped by with this poem and felt it worth Glouchester, Mass, which ended We are floating somewhere A young McGovern staff girl was drifts back to the car. Drifting, It seems Liz visited the univer­ them. Princess Margaret and her Oct. 15. dealing. ”1 want to play that drifting. sharing. It’s entitled Remember November: 11 HOUR SALE over Texas in the Dakota Queen sity at StirUng and was set upon husband. Lord Snowden, whose She is a graduate of Cooper He gives you a smile, he’s so full of charm, he walks down 10 R.M .lo9P.M , II. game.” she said, "where you deal by a mob of students protesting living style is raffish even for Union in New York and received one card down and four cards up. Here he comes now wandering the aisle, he touches your arm, he’s holding your hand, There is a large pumpkin sit­ down the aisle of Dakota Queen the high cost of her trip. News royalty, occasionally are ad­ a BFA degree from the Yale 25% O FF on What's it called? Today’s Thought ting sedately in the next seat, its II, saying hello to the reporters dispatches report that most of thq monished by head waiters for words gush from his throat, he looks in your eyes, he’s after University Graduate School of WOOD, GLASS, CANDLES "Stud," said the old reporter, belt securely fastened. he's come to know so well. students had ingested a dram or their picturesque and noisy On My Way To Work your vote. ’ Art. and CHRISTMAS CARDS! The punfpkin has been aboard "and let me have a seat.” Warm, friendly. Everybody's two of hooch and as a result epithets, and once were even The poem is from Modem Maturity publication. She is currently studying So he lost $18 to a young man Dear Lord, excuse my heavy . Sen. McGovern’s campaign plane warm and friendly. punctuated their protests with a "warned” by a constable that graphics at the University of YOUR GIFT GALLERY who asked, “Does three of a kind boots. for a week. Maybe ten days. Nobody asks him any number of one-syllable Anglo- their language constituted dis­ Hartford and is a member of the 935 Main St., Manchester 5 pcs. Swag Lamp, Brown Cane beat two pairs?” My dungarees and cap; Nobody can remember for sure. questions. "What would you ask Saxon words popularized during orderly conduct in public. The October issue of Ck)nnecticut Business Trends, Society of Women Painters of (Main floor, rear of Watkins) N ob^y seems to know who I’m 'praying on my way to “If you liked Harding,” says him? " says a reporter. the reign of Elizabeth I. Indeed, I have some first-hand published by Connecticut Bank and Trust Company, says Connecticut. ‘22.50 put it there. Or why. Or what it work. * ” top aide FYank Mankiewicz at There's a McGovern rally Pohce Chief William McKellar knowledge on the subject of royal that beginning in 1967 a noticeable increase occurred in the 139 signifies. and noble cussing. My own ears, For I’m a working chap. breakfast, “you'll love Nixon" tonight at the Alamo. "Don't was mortified. Said McKellar, The bus is just ahead, but. “Nothing, really,” says the which have survived assaults by number of New York Qty headquartered companies which He's wearing a button that says worry,'' says a staff aide, "Her Majesty's ears were Lord, left the central city for suburban areas. stewardess with a shrug. She’s assaulted with some words that I GIs in Europe and Vietnam, “Senior Citizens for McCiovern” laughing. "He'll do as well there I've surely time to pray Connecticut has been a major beneficiary of the flight serving us steak and Eggs and smiling. Everybody's as Davy Oockett.” The aide is dare say she may never have poUticians. certain chatelaines of Benedict for breakfast. We for stren^h to be a better man smiling. loose, relaxed. Everybody's heard before.” high society and even swinging- from Manhattan. Some 42 new corporate, executive or newsmen are being charged ISO type men of the cloth, were Than I was yesterday. research facilities have located in the state, with but few You can't tell whether he loose. Hal In fact, ho-ho! Innocence, Source unknown Sub­ per cent of first class air fare by thinks the senator will win. The Everybody's loose as-we and thy name is William McKellar. If fascinated in a horrified kind of exceptions in Fairfield County, since 1967. All but sue of the McGovern people. The way by the vulgarities uttered by mitted by reporters says the senator, the pumpkin float along those words had a strange ring to Diaconate these were transplants from New York City, says CBT. reasons are unclear. himself, actually thinks he'll somewhere over Texas in the the royal ears, Liz just hadn't Prince PhiUp and his equerries It’s not surprising that some of the companies making the “McGovern’s redistributing the Trinity Covenant Church win. 'He really does, " they say, Dakota Queen II. been listening to the conver­ during several royal tours ot the move expected greater productivity from their work force,in A. 35x50" Oval Table which has a Wormy Chestnut wealth already,” says a reporter. shaking their heads. Everybody laughs. Everybody's the suburbs. Daystrom ite Top and 1-10" leaf. 4 Chairs are of The senator drives himself and That's really what business is all about, anyway, and happy. Everybody's happy molded plastic back and have Bolero Crimson floating somewhere over Texas in the press hard. Out of the hotel without increased productivity any ehterprise is far from the Dakota Queen II. by seven, back to a hotel three or successful. Vinyl upholstery. The frame is Barcelona Blue. four cities later by midnight. Yet We played poker last night in he never seems to hurry. ORGAN CONCERT the press room -r newsmen and There he goes, drifting through We had the pleasure of hearing John A. Volpe, secretary • FEATURING B. 42" expandable Round Table with a Slate Black staff. Newsmen and staff get a lobby to give a speech. Then of the Department of Transportation, address the session of Top and 1-17" leaf. 4 Swivel Chairs are plain and along fine. Everybody gets along come the hard, angry words AUTUM N LE;.YES OF GOLD AMD 1 the New England Daily Newspaper Assn. BILL DALTON fine. before the microphone that the RED ----- AS LOVELY AS ' Volpe is a personable, dynamic speaker, one who handles ON ribbed Black Vinyl. The frame is Hi-Lustre An old reporter entered to'ask press has heard scores of times. NATU3.E CAM M AK E. the press with relative ease, and that certainly makes him a about room assignments and Hard, angry words, yet delivered THE NEW HAMMOND CONCORD ORGAN Chrome. press credentials (nobody knew). in that mild gentle voice. He r credit to the administration. AND We would like to share with you some of the points he I AGREE WITH ALL stressed: THE ROGERS THEATRE ORGAN C. 35x50" Oval Table which has a Parquet Tan YOU'VE SAID------AT Open Forum “In regard to Amtrak, ridership is essential. Some lines Butcher Block Daystromite Top and 1-10" leaf. 4 MOV: GET BUSY V:iTH will be discontinued when there isn’t sufficient passenger MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Chairs have Brown Crushed Patent Vinyl seats and not be lost in any real or implied THAT RAKE I travel. If you want to keep the service, the best way is to 134 Middle Tpke, East Boo$tt Fitagerald encourage more riders. landsUde from the opposition. He MANCHESTER; CONN. clear Bronze molded plastic. The legs are of Hi- To the editor: is wilUng to give up a most “The administration feels that investing federal funds in William Fitzgerald, successful law practice to devote public transportation is absolutely essential.” FRI. OCT. 27 AT 8 P.M. Lustre Chrome. Democratic candidate for judge full time to the office of judge of of probate, is an excelient exam­ probate. A real sacrifice. He lOCAR Al AN POETftv ple of dedication personified. He promises to show his compassion rwf vfJHi If

PAPE E30HT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MancheBtcr. Conn., Wed.. Oct. 25.1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheitw. Conn., Wed.. Oct.» . W i t - PAPE W lHi Hebron South Windsor Andover Backs GOP Processed W O RLD A I M ^ Mens' Lib Gets Church Studies Changes Boost In Court STAMFORD (AP) - Mary Food Prices CCRRG To Get Hearing, Lauder Tunney, whose son John KINGSPORT, Tenn. (AP) - A No Action Taken In Worship Service b a Democratic U:S. senator Kingsport ntan has been awarded from California, has given a cam- May Increase $100 monthly In child support But Not Choice of Format these are evaluated by the con­ from his wife. The nevyly formed worship palgn contribution to a WASHINGTON (AP) - Prices The public hearing asked for by said it was not wrong to listen to j)ut that the board had agreed to gregation, larger changes could Judge Dayton Phillips of committee of the First Republican congressman in are expected to rbe loon for On Campgrounds the Concerned Citizens for all Information. “We know no allow the CCRRG a hearing and be made gradually. The com­ Chancery Court granted a divorce Congregational Church of An­ Connecticut. frozen and canned foods ai a Responsive and Responsible one will want to put 20 per cent of requested they present a format. mittee itrewwd a need for more- request^ by the man’s wife. dover vrill meet tonight at 8 at the result of Price Commission ap­ Government got an official okay our children into the grammar Thb was done, she said and "We relevant music, simplified scrip­ Mrs. Tunney’s $100 gift went to Phillips said that the man, who i periodic Inspections during the church to continue its exploration proval of Increases sought by Although the proposed for Oct. 30 at the South Windsor schools — What are we afraid should follow through.” ture lessons and sermons which the re-election cam pai^ of Rep. was not Identified to the news camping season” in addition to of changes to be made in the three companies. regulations for the operation of High School last night, but a of?” The vote ended in an even split, tie in more closely with the scrip­ Stewart B. McKinney of Connec­ media, had been jobless for seven "Potpourri", ...... HeuMhoUl Hints and Shoopinq Tips for the yearly inspection by the worship services. The requests were from recreational campgrounds, requested format outlined by the ITie complex plan calb for the Democrats voting against the ture Itself. The younger members ticut’s 4th dbtiict. years and had bran “babysitter, today'Vbusy woman, to sava you tima and monay. Don t town’s building,, zoning and The committee was formed in Curtice-Bums Inc. of Agway Inc., presented by the Planning and citizen’s group will not be used. redbtricting of Wapping Elemen­ format, Donald Berghub, Mrs. of the congregation expressed a housekeeper, chauffeur and ser­ tha woman's paga aach health officer. an effort to create services which Consolidated Foods Inc., and The giant panda Inhabita miss us — We'ra hara on Zoning Commission at last night’s After lengthy discussion, the tary School children to other Decker, David Cohen and desire to take part in the services vant” by mutual agreement with will be more enlightening, more Stokely-Van Camp. the bamboo forests of east­ Wadnasday —■ just for you. public hearing appeared to be board voted 5-4 against allowiiig gramnuir schoob in town and the Richard Kupchunos. For it was more often, noting they felt it his wife. challenging and more in keeping The commission said Tuesday ern Tibet and southwestern supported by the majority of the Objection proponents of the “High School- utilization of the high school as an DeGiacomo, Petersen, Ross and would give a fresh approach to The wife earns $4,44 hourly as a residents who attend^, no action Although unable to attend the with the times. A worship service Prompt that the increases were made China, living at altitudes Wapping Complex” a “shared annex to the present facility. DeRosa the tie was split by the was conducted on Oct. 15 under the worship. between 6,000 and 14,000 factory worker. was taken on the regulations by hearing, Fred Wythe, former Chairman Arnold interjrcted necessary by unfavorable The man, who testified he Is a presentation” with the board. It chairman, Arnold. the direction of the Board of For the immediate future the Dependable feet. The World Almanac the PZC pending the incorpora­ member and chairman of the growing conditions, Including writer and has written several was decided the board will again at one time that the hearing was Deacons. The service was con­ committee decided to make some notes that once it was New You DoYonrTUBg tion of changes and suggestions PZC. in a letter to the PZC small changes in the services with Tropical Storm Agnes, in some books but has been unable to sell Super Dinette* give their presentation on the $1.9 not being denied the citizens, but ducted in the form of a dialogue Buying thought to subsist solely on Swinging Cape Sew.r'Siinpie Create a new look. Take it from It’s wonderful that FAIRWAY made by those attending. expressed his opposition to any areas. It said several other re­ any of them, was given custody of Stop In WATKINS and zee all million high school and will open only that the board would not between the deacons and the special services to be planned for bamboo shoots, but it Is us. Let our experts style, color or has such a great salectlon of Fencing regulations allowing public Theatre To Fence the holidays. Anyone wbhing to Service quests are pending. now known to also feed on the couple's two sons while the the dinettes in different sizes, the hearing for discussion with agree to the format of the congregation. condition your hair. Let’s get decorations and styrofoam for my Concern was expressed over campgrounds Wythe stated, Off X-Rated Films Increases approved ranged small animals and Ashes. woman received custody of a shapes and colors. They set Just the audience. citizen's group. After evaluating thb service, make further suggestions or together at the GOLDEN holidy projects...over 80 colon of the possiblity of campers in­ “ While at the present time FO R Y O U R from 0.59 per cent to 3.6 per cent C o p y rig h t O 1978 the right atmosphere for family A letter requesting the "shared Another member, Fred De anyone having questions to ask nte.'prtae Assn. , daughter. CHARM...1143 Tolland Tpke., felt squares. fringing on abuting property .and Hebron has many liurge areas that the committee said that many L A T E M O D E L for Curtlce-Bums; 11.3 per cent Newspaper lent meals and are ideal for family presentation” written by Allen Giacomo, said he felt there was a NEW HAVEN (AP) - Lawyers members of the congregation felt the committee, should attend HP, Burr Comers, Manchester, 649- over the insurance problems that have not as yet been develop^, CAR OR TRUCK for Consolidated Foods Inc., and Cola beverage may be used hobbies. 935 Main St., Downtown Caffyn, a CCRRG member, was difference in sitting in the for the town of Berlin and the there b a need for a changejp the tonight's meeting. 2806 could arise if this occurred. the rate at which homes are being 0.4 per cent to 17.26 per cent for as part of the liquid when mak­ Grease your measuring cup Manchester Roll out cheese pastry and greeted with a motion by David audience and listening to the Berlin Drive-In theatre have regubr service, but most were before you measure molasses Mrs. Leo Tiemey of Wail St., built makes it obvious that in the other alternative, adding that he agreed that the theatre owner Stokely-Van Camp. ing up cherry gelatin dessert. cut into small squares. Make a Cohen that the board require not in favor of folk or celebration- or honey. Top drained canned or frozen whose property abuts one area .very near future there will not be would build a fence around hb For a quick curry sauce you turnover out of each square fill­ Assistant School Superintendent felt it was not the intent of the type services, on a regular basis Can anything maka We Also Trade Down r J 3 WEW7CT cooked artichoke hearts with a where a campground has been 'large plots that can support a can use a can of condensed ing with a little currant 'jelly William Perry and Board Chair­ letter for this type of set up. outdoor theatre to block X-rated and some were in favor of leaving ham sandwich spread; garnish proposed, felt that “people set­ public campground without en­ tham mora lovabla? tomato soup seasoning it with with capers. Serve as an hors and sealing and crimping man James Arnold to make the Robert DeRosa, another Board movies from the view of the traditional service as it b. ting up campgrounds should be croaching on the peace and member, said it was “like the passersby. curry powder. Worcestershire d'oeuvre or on lettuce as a sal­ edges. Bake in a hot oven until same presentations that has been As a result, the committee browned. Delicious snacks! ready to protect those who are privacy of the residents of the made in all eight schools in South board was now coming in with an In return for the fence, the Premium Prices sauce, instant minced onion and ad. agreed that small vibrations a dash of vinegar. Good with camping as well as the adjoining neighborhood or seriously affec­ Windsor in recent Weeks. eleventh-hour No” to the citizens. town would make no further SINGER should be made at first and after for Low Mileage shrimp served over rice and property owners.” ting the property values of the Board member Vernon Mrs. Cile Decker said she was effort to shut down the theatre. Cook tiny meat balls in butter Saute chopped onion and 00 ( Zoo: topped with peanuts. Ned ElUs of Rt. 85 felt that a surrounding area.” Petersen argued that the board’s not in favor of allowing the in a skillet. Heat equal parts of green pepper in bacon drippings chili sauce and grape jelly until regulation should be inserted He felt that the proximity pf format didn't change anything as citizens format since other 1S|§L and add to pork and beans when Senior Citizen Specials the jelly melts , use as a sauce you are heating them. whereby fencing would be re­ Hebron to large cities such as it is geared to sell one point of groups, Non-Partisan Addition jo k o \ o lo o o l rr . TT,". . .-r. • quired. It was suggested that a Hartford and Manchester and the E-Z DAY MAID SERVICE BARLOW r o S o i |o k o O | Need perking up? PARISAN for the meal balls and serve at view. He added he felt Cohen’s Referendum Supporters and 6-3- vgS.NILODOItl ro °*°o lS regulation be Included requesting lack of major natural resources in 3- proponents — even though they COIFFURE at 50 Oak St. will cocktail time. motion was contrary to the intent NILOOOR It the worllTt moil Motor Sales lO lO O loO O l offer on any Tuesday, Wednesday fencing, possibly so many feet Hebron “would seriously tax of Caffyn’s request. Petersen, a did not ask specifically of the "Professionals in Hom^ Care” iowirful concinlrtliO OooOor- RANGE AND back of the campground owner’s what limited facilities we have.” fler, non-to«lc, salt, around any © or Thursday, a shampoo and set Party Pleaiers supporter of the new addition, board to hold a public hearing — pal. Works Instantly . . . lasts FAIRWAY has everything for FUEL OIL property lines. He concluded his objection were not given one, therefore she QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED HELP iongar . . . costs so llltla. All I f for $2,50 and a haircut if needed said it bothered him that the animal odors ylald Instantly to Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. for $1.50 more or a permanent Halloween...Paper tableware, GASOLINE The proposed regulations did stating “Unless I am mistaken, I felt the group could hold their board was, in effect, closing the NILODOR. A slngla drop on dog Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. including shampoo haircut and candy, cards, decorations, what a mention that screen planting do not think the town plan own public hearing as the NARS We Know How Important It Is To Satlsty Our bads, cat llttars. fish tank walls, doors to a full-fledged discussion, koapt air traa or offantlve odors set for $9. Te. 643-9832 for an selection. and/or a fence should be installed suggests any such land use, and I group had previously done. Customers forZd hours. 200 drop-tlza, St.SS 8177 BANTLY OIL adding that “two times the board LEARN TO SEW SMASH KNIT appointment. where existing natural conditions cannot see the rationale of said they would allow a public Interjecting was Mrs. Margaret Your Local Professional Maid Service 2-10 yri. Arrange drained canned COMPANY, INC. are not adequate to screen out Rt. 83, ROCKVILLE changing the plan to incorporate hearing on the presentation High Rossi who said it was true that no Shop Rite Drug peach halves in a chafing dish. visual observance of all camp allowing a public campground.” Phone 875-2538 OUTFITS ...... A N D SA VE School-Wapping Plan. He later other groups had requested it. 587 E. Middle Tpke. C r o c k e d sizes Warm brandy, pour over the 331 Main Street sites and facilities along or ad­ 872-3344 For an old-time supper menu, peaches and ignite. Serve the SMALL Tel. 649-4S9S joining property lines. Pros IWoCourses serve Brunswick Stew with cold flaming peaches with vanilla Permanent Campers MEDIUM On the other hand, James slaw and combread. ice cream. Rockville 875 3?74 Almost all of those attending "How to Sew Fashion Knits” and Lynch, president of the North LARGE felt strongly that the regulations “Advanced Techniques in American Family Camping Sewing Knits” should specifically state that no Association, who attended the 5449 trailer or mobile home designed hearing from out-of-town, spoke, Special offer- for full-time living should be per­ upon the request of those atten­ mitted in a campground and that ding, expressing a favorable opi­ BOTH COURSES 2400 renting of tents or camp trailers Quick to sew, this attrac­ nion of the regulations calling An ideal cover-up for for sleeping and cooking purposes Reg. each course tive jumper-blouse set them “liberal.” chilly days . . . a dashing will please the . young should be prohibited. Lynch mentioned how a Plus; 3.95 Instruction Book free cape in easy-crochet! No. girl! No. 8177 with Also, strong objections were 5449 has crochet direc­ W e kn o w th e w a y campground owner “has to be on with course. Five beautiful dol­ PHOTO-ouiDE is in Sizes voiced to any camping units being tions for Small (8-10), 2 to 10 years. Size 4 . . . the ball” if a campground is going lars! That’s what you save if you Medium (12-14) and parked at the camp site from jumper, 1% yards 54- a m an should lo o k. to Be worth' his investment. The register today for these Singer* Large (16-18) Sizes in-g inch; blouse 1 yard 45- h Nov. 30 to April 1 when the owner, he added, has to “protect elusive. inch. campground would be closed. knit sewing courses. Listen to SEND sot la caIn* far tack patttra his surrounding residents and any —laelaSas ,aitafa aad haaillaf. Pattern, available only L B e a Ellis did mention the possiblity and watch our expert instructors, camper who moves in.” Anae Cabot, Maacbcaler in sizes shown. of the area being used during the examine step-by-step Project SEND TSt I* etint far **ch patuni "Campgrounds are good for a Eveaing HeraM. USS AVE. OF off-season for ski-mobile trails. —iRcladaa paataga Mia banSllaf. town,” Lynch said...“they bring Sampler and actually sew up a AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. Sue BntacU, Maacheater .The commission informed him 1M3S. money into a town and give a two-piece knij outfit— you’ll boast Eveoios HcnM, USD AVE. OF this would be a private decision good feeling to the town.” about— in each course. AMERICAS, NEW YORK. N.Y. M at Uaaia, ASdret* wKb ZIP INS*. of the owner of the property. UNEEDA CODE aad Styla Hanktr. Clarifications Register now— fi The Fall & Winter ’72 Prlbt Kama, A**ratt with ZIP As a result of the hearing, the Further Action Paytime or Evening Classes AI.BUM is only 65C. CODE, S^a.NaaWaf aa* Slia. PZC will have to clarify further The PZC will again review 12 SpMlal Quilt Oaski—sst tack. Choose a FREE Pattern 1/ Singer has a Credit Plan designed to lit your budget QlOf Flowtr—Q102 Qraadmathir'i its recommendations that all these regulations at one of its Qtos All Yaar—Q104 Crib Cavan from the ’72 Fall & Win­ spigots which dispense water informal meetings and because of Q10S Cavertd Waiea—Q10D Dibit ter Basic FASHION con­ DonoDoll Q107 ADC Qalltir-QIOS Caataaalal taining many lovely should empty into drains con­ the additions and corrections that QI09 Earlv Aaiorlcaa-QIIO SUr styles and designs. Price nected to a subsurface sanitary will be made as a result of the with hair that grows! QI11 RaandtbtWerld-OIIZI-Plaet SINGER AIS0-Q114 Favarlta Affbaa*—SS< . . . $1.00 a copy. disposal system and the possibili­ hearing, it will be necessary to MEGO ^8 additional outfits Sewing Centers eirrs to make—44 paftt—si.oo. ty of permitting individual camp­ hold another public hearing in sites to have sanitary hookups the immediate future. ★ Vinyl wardrobe case •ATrademaik ol THE SINGER COMPANY provided that not more than two For address of store nearest you, see the yellow pages under SEWING MACHINES...... sites are connected to a single sanitary surface disposal system. She’s 5V2” tall with “life-like” Manchester Evening Herald 11 Oak St. Downtown Manchester - Open Thursday and Friday Nites till 9 P.M. 'The commission will also insert 9 i F w P w w P i y Hebron correspondent Anne hair that can be styled dozens Q o s^ Mondays - Phone 643-5171 the statement that the Emt, tel. 228-3971. campgrounds wiU be "subject to He's 8" tall, of ways. 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tta and Alber­ furthering their scouting re­ Mrs. Carlton Woodhouse. Alice Brauneis of Stoughton, Mass. Her paternal grandparents are of Mrs. Stephen Pirog, 72 Scar­ quirements. the Manchester office of Oiild Morse, a resident of LADmS DRS8S SHOP ta Glgllo; dtlaenshlp awards. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bearse of North Easton, Mass. She has two Manchester, has been bureau borough Rd. ’The book to be lYoop Activities: Bob Gaffney, 25th A nniverary discussed this months is "QB TBL.648-9010 brothers, Douglas and John; and a sister, Heidi. chief since 1963. Prior to that, his chainnafii. VIH” by Leon Uris. ROUTE 8S, TALOOTTYILLB, CONN. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Wright Episcopal Church in Manchester. assignment was the Hartford Qty Mothers Auxiliary; Mrs. Gene of 1149 E. Middle Tpke. were The couple has three children, Bonner, Heather Christina Marie, daughter of Gilbert and Debra Hall. He joined the Hartford Bladnrdl, Christmas party ; bake recently honored at a 25th wed­ Wayne Jr., recently discharged Wood Bonner of Mt. Vernon Dr;, Rockville. She was bom Oct. 8 at Courant in 1953 after serving in sale and banquet committee. Lowest Price on Toys ■lalloween Specials! ding anniversary party at the from the U.S. Army Security Rockville General HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. Korea. He is a graduate of Tufts Stephen Gronda was named Herrick Memorial Building, in Agency; Paul, a senior at West- and Mrs. Edward Wood of Rockville. Her paternal grandparenU University in Medford, Mass. ■enlor patrol leader; Mike Joy, Rebound by Ideal talloween Candy Herrick Park in Bolton.. field State College, Westfield, are Mr. and Mrs. Delphis Bonner of Sterling. Her great- The public is invited to hear aisidant senior patrol leader; lox of 24 5* Bars Approximately 50 guests from Mass., majoring in Law Ehiforce- grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lisk of Rockville and Mrs. Morse and his talk will be Walter Backus, Junior assistant Our followed by a question and Hershey. NeBtles. Baby Ruth. Mara Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode ment; and Kathleen, a second- Lucy Wood of Belleview, Fla. scout master; Steven Galvin, Reg. Peter Paul. Planters, etc. year student at Manchester answer period. junior aasistant scout master. 6.99 4 .9 9 Island and New Jersey attended the reception given by Mrs. Memorial Hospital School of X- Patrol leaders and assistant Shove em on their bankshot ride, but judge it right Trick or Treat Pail Wright’s sisters, Mrs. Richard I. Ray Technology. Johnson, Kerry Michelle, daughter of David R. and Valerie A. patrol leaders are: Kevin or off they slide! Ages 10 and up. Rl Mr. Wright owns and operates Strong vinyl plastic. Use after Riley and Mrs. Donald E. dow­ West Johnson of P.O.Box 567, Coventry. She was bom Oct. 10 at Local Women Schlosky, Mike Neubelt, A- Halloween (or utility pail dy, assisted by Mrs. Charles Wright Motor Sales on E. Middle Rockville General HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. n itM ; Martin Miller, Richard Klein. Tpke and Mrs. Wright is and Mrs. Thomas West of 15 Carol Dr., Rockville. Her paternal Attend Girl GobaiUe, B-Patrol; Roy Hayes, Qualifying Run by Ideal Mr. and Mrs. Wright were employed as a secreta^ at The grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of 129 Denmark WE D0N7 SELL A Peter Bartolotta, C-Patrol; Deluxe Rubber Mask Purdy Corporation in married Oct. 18, 1947 at St. St., BerUn, N.H. Scout Confab Richard Thurston, Karl Sen- All the daring of racing - no Our Reg. 17.63 Over the head! Choice of 12 dlllerent George’s Episcopal Church, Manchester. tivany, D-Patrol; Geoffrey slots, no batteries, no elec­ ilyles. Mrs. Robert Spillane of Timrod South Lee, Mass., by the late The couple was presented with Blackwell, Hal Giglio, Jr., Elektra Records tricity. The open track Rd.and Mrs. Ri^er Gray of Bat­ Rev. James Stuart Neill, who was a money tree and numerous Philbrick Terese Marie, daughter of Kenneth E. and June leadership corps; Drew • AH Harry Chapin F«a. “Snipor & Songs" system. Unbreakable silver gifts. Ouellette Fliilbrick of 83 Grand Ave., Rockville. She was bom Oct. tista Rd., are delegates to the 11.88 at one time rector of St. Mary’s MATTRESS JUST Chevalier, Jeffery Franklin, scout • The Ship - "A Folk Music Journey" Giant Pumpkin 11 at Rockville General HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU are 39th convention of the Girl Scout patrol. Super Wheelie Railer Large 10' size with handle lo carry S Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ouellette of 68 Grove St., Rockville. Her National Council being held this During August, Troop 157 the loot'in! Painted face. Scholarship paternal grandpcurenU are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Philbrick of 16 week in Dallas, Texas. attended Lake Of Isles Scout b y R e m c o Hammond St., Rockville. Mrs. Spillane is a member of Camp with Acting Scout Master Our Reg. 7.24 the board of directors of the ANACIN Artlmr Dussault. Schraffts Mints Social Planned Stockings Snag Connecticut Valley Girl Scout TO SLEEP ON... 44c Sole Andrew William, son of Frederick L. and Elizabeth ”■ 3 .3 7 Cream cenlere dipped in dark, Council serving as a vice- bitlersweet chocolete. 7 1/2 oz. Mrs. Robert Mercier of the In Soot, Smog Thompson Sole of 120 Woodland St. He was bom Oct. 15 at 4.9 9 president in charge of field ser­ Twins Mothers Club of Greater Manchester Memorial HospiUl. His maternal grandparenU are ALBANY, N Y. (AP) vices. She has been a volunteer in Hartford has announced that the Mr. and Mrs. Andrus E. Thompson of Elk River, Minn. His the Girl Scout organization for 4-H Club first scholarship for the child of a — Cats' claws, splintery paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. WilUam C. Sole of Elssex more than 10 years and formerly New Modess For Fast Relief club member, twin or singleton, chairs, burning cigarettes Center, Vt. His great-grandparent is Glen V. Thompson of was a cadette leader in Vernon. Officers Sanitary Napkins Anacin 100’s Crystal Lamps on will be awarded this spring. A and eager dogs all represent a Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. Gray is the central service i gala Halloween night of fun is threat to nylon stockings. uplt chairman and a troop trainer ■\ being held FYiday at the Irish- So does air pollution. ttan e Black of Manchester was Bronze & Marble Bases for Manchester. She has served as elected president of the 99*= American Home, 132 Commerce The New York State Depart­ Maxwell, Jr., Robert Stephen, son of Robert S. and Diana a junior girl scout troop leader i W i i i , Mandiester 4-H Bake ’n Baste Box of 40, regular or Super. Bottle of 100, 1.67 size. Decorative Eagles St., Glastonbury, with proceeds ment of Environmental Con­ Rumberger Maxwell of East Hartford. He was bom Oct. 15 at for seven years. Qub at a recent meeting of the * benefiting the scholarship fund. servation found that saifipte Manchester Memorial HospiUl. HU maternal grandparenU are Mr. Approximately 10,000 people dub at 9 Hoffman Rd. s Av e Rag. 3.99 stockings and pantyhose dis­ and Mrs. Donald Rumberger of 151 French Rd.,Bolton. HU from all over the United States 6tber officers elected are: 810 Bill Brown and His Red Garter integrated from acidic soot in paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell of 6 are attending the convention. On Crystal Salt & Size the air. A principal villain is Mary Bourque, vlce-preddent; Band will provide music for Willowstream Dr., Vernon. His maternal great-grandparenU are the agenda will be proposals 1 4 .8 8 dancing, singing and socializing, exhaust fumes from auto­ Karen Bensen, secretary; Pepper Shakers Mr. and Mrs. CM. Hostler of Bellwood, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl aimed at updating and making from 9 p.m. to 1 a m. mobiles. Tiiwrthea Kargl, treasurer; Jane Rumberger of Altoona, Pa. HU paternal great-grandparenU are the Girl Scout program more Elegant tamps with attractive matching Refreshments will be available. "Never, never stand in back PrU*, news reporter; and Debra Our of your automobile exhaust pipe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Klein of N. EJm St. relevant. Delegate v ^ vote on pleated shades. Tall, stately 38" to 41" Heavy cast aluminum, finished in Admission is $2 per person and Bla^, telephone chairman. Reg. Buy them by the pair! when the engine is on " was the an extensive revision of the Girl 3.99 2.9 6 black or brass. Suitable for use in­ the public is invited to join Junior leaden of the club are; Scout Promise and Laws and a researchers' advice to bestock- Vicky Moran, Linda Moran, Carol doors or outdoors. members and friends. Comer, Shannon Margaret, daughter of Ftank W. and Martha proposal, which if adopted, will Choice of four cuttings by expert Gift Dept. inged females. Bensen, Laurie Bourque and craftsmen. Fine imports, gif boxed. Gift Dept. Five years of deterioration Ann Adams Comer III of 2 Joseph Lane, South Windsor. She was allow Girl Scouts 14 years and L’Oreal L’Oreal Suffrage Mrs. Louis P. Marinelli of bom Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial HospiUl. Hw maternal older to belong to the National Dorothy Brindamour. testing in New York communi­ Leaden include: Mn. EhFelyn Manchester, Mrs. John Cinciva of grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Adams of Milledgeville, Council and vote as delegates. Excellence Hair Spray ties determined the worst Pella, Carol Pella, and Mary Ann Glastonbury, and Mrs. Donald places to wear stockings and Ga. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Comer Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Spillane will Hair Color Osowiecki of West Suffield, are Jr. of Macon, Ga. She was a brother, Frank IV, 2. return to Manchester, ’Thursday. Thlb^eau. Officen were in­ Charm Bracelets probably the best to own stalled and two new memben, chairmen of related c o m m itt^. hosiery stores were Brooklyn 89*^ Debra Black and Jane Price, Our Reservations are not required, and North Pearl Street in down­ 1.19 13 oz. aerosol, 2.00 size. SAVE were welcomed into the club. For professional results; •3 Reg. Saiwalional and tickets may be purchased town Albany. Reg. or Super Value I from any membCT or at the door. 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/ PAQE TWELVE— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchater. Conn., Wed.. Oct. M, 1972 MANClffiSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 26,1972- PAOE’THIRTEEW Louisiana community where Ku Klux Klanv the late 1960s, the Ktan has been Tolland Ex-Solon Willis was bom. His committee launched a hard put to reorganise and has T o lla n d He had been in III health since probe into the Klan in 1965 and |t never regalnad the atraivth In the United Appeal Incumbent Steele Riding High Dead At 68 his last term in office, suffering ultimately ended with Robert South that It once held. Town Groups Hear from various ailments. Shelton, Imperial Wisard of the Qvil Rights activists such u Selectmen A rgue Over Appointment ST. MARTINVILLE, La. (AP) After 20 years in the House, he moat organised Klan group, going Stokely Carmichael and Rap — Former Congreisman Edwin was defeated in the 1968 cam­ to jail on a contempt of Congress Brown along with antiwar groups The Board of Selectmen yester­ Sevdk’s contTDCt expired OCt. admits, "It’s his Intention they held because funds had not been at 61% in Town In Second District Contest also were among Willis’ targets. Steele, Ribicoff 1, according to Stoetzner, who will outvote me on every Issue ^Willis, who as chairman of the paign. charge. day voted 2-1 to renew the three- available. The 1972^XJnited Appeal of .the "However, because of the admitted he had never seen the whether or not it’s for the good of Also held was a $7^ bill from small group of addicts, staff and “Independence is respected; And then came the clincher 'former House Committee on Un- “I am a thorn in the side of the Throughout the probe, Willis Second District Congressman Steele outlined proposed year contract of Road Greater Hartford Community employment in the manufac­ ByDONMEIKLE document. ”I don’t feel I need a the town” they (party leaders) learn your from a stout, middle-aged woman American Activities battled the Communists,” Willis once a told was burned in effigy at Klan Robert Steele made a strong bid legislation he has co-sponsored Superintendent William Sevclk, Mobil Oil for gas purchased to Chest reached $3,421,775 or 81.78 turing sector of our economy, AnodittcdPratf Writer newsmen at Altruism House in contract with Bill,” Stoetzner ex­ Stoetzner counters that vote can’t be taken for granted,” with an emphatic manner. Ku Klux Klan, is dead at the age a newsman in reference to his rallies, especially when he said The Nigerian labor force for the passage of a national which would benefit senior precipitating an argument run the lawnmowers by thd Rec per cent of its $4,184,056 goal at where firms whose worken have NEW LONDON (AP) - New London. plained later, terming the file and Thifault is “trying to be stub­ Board, but which had no substan­ Steele is quoted as telling Ralph “I’m a Democrat,” she said, of 68. work with the committee. the organization was led by numbers about 20,600,000; health insurance program during ^citizens Including one which between First Selectman Erwin its third and next to last report contributed through Payroll “Which man is better qualified to It was an Informal setting with Thlfault’s objections ”a bunch of born...I've never shut him off,”. only a score of people present, Nader’s congressional “But you’re doing a terrific job.” Services will be held today at But for all his struggles with “adult dropouts who are not fit to about 80 per cent works in the next seuion of Congress,^ would bring prescription drugs Stoetzner and Selectman Charles tiating slips. meeting Tuesday at the Hartford deductions now have fewer represent you in Confess?” nonsense.” Thifault took issue with several researchers. St. Martin of Tours Roman communism, Willis was perhaps hold any other job.” agriculture, forestry, and while addressing a packed-house and aids under medicare and for Thifault. Open House Hilton. employes, we do have a problem. Democrat Roger Hilsman asks sitting on chairs, sofas, and the "Bill takes orders from me other occurances during the In a district where Democrats (Catholic Church in this tiny south best known for his fight with the Since Shelton’s jail sentence in fishing. meeting of the Tolland Senior providing transportation systerfU The argument promoted Open House sessions for Hicks That problem can only be solved the question in a campaign floor. because he wants to,” the first meeting including omittance of The Manchester section, One young addict was wearing outnumber Republicans, Steele’s Gtizens Club yesterday after­ to aid the elderly,in getting Selectman Charles Luce to walk Memorial School children and if every worker not only does his pamphlet—and promptly answers selectman continued, blaming his name from the call of the headed by William R. Johnson, a dunce cap as punishment for “independence” makes it dif­ noon. around and enabling them to out of the specially called after­ their parents will be held tonight or her assignment but also active­ it, listing his experience in the the unrest between Sevclk and public hearing on the proposed chairman, reported $51,200 or 61 violating a house rule; another ficult for Democratic opponents In the evening U.S. Senator participate in a greater range of noon meeting, saying he had and tomorrow from 7 to 8 in the ly searches out and reaches the military, in the federal govern­ Legal Notices Thifault on agitation between the charter last night which was per cent of that section’s goal. young man was wearing a dress to call him a rubberstamp for the Abraham Ribicoff officiated at activities. more important thhigs to do than school. ^vers. In addition, there are ment, and in the academic world. two. a Stoetzner maintained he tried Thomas C. Simons, senior vice over his trousers. They listened Nixon administration. SewtHg tb the opening of Democratic He particularly stressed the to listen to the two town officials Units A and D will attend some people who have been con­ Next to Hilsman's list, which 'Thifault accused Stoetzner of to call Thifault seven times president of Connecticut General politely as Hilsman, conservative­ Arthur^s headquarters on Rt. 74 and needs for a complete national arguing. tonight's program; while units B tacted in person, by phone, or NOTICE OF HEARING playing politics with the job, without success, which Thifault Life Insurance Co. and vice chair­ ly dapper in dark gray suit and delivered a pep talk to a bi­ health care insurance plan, ad­ Stoetzner walked out too, after and C attei^ tomorrow night. through the mall, are still STATE OF CONNECnCUT ^ DRUG STORES rehiring Seveik because Luce said was impossible. The first Teachers will discuss the IGE man of the campaign, presiding gray, black and white stripped COURT OF PROBATE partisan group of supporters jam­ ding that 11 different programs 'Thifault refused to second the debating their contribution. We 6*160(01 Haidheitd originally hired him three years selectman claims Thifault "was at the luncheon meeting for Court o( Probite, District of Msnchcster. program and the children’s ac- tie, went through seven pages of 190 r AHMIMCTON AVI HAVTfOaO COMN M7 1 144 ming the storefront head­ are presently being drafted, all of motion adjourn the meeting, urgently ask them to delay no District No. V> ago. He claims the hiring of the politicking in (2oventry” for the Edward B. Bates, president of statements. quarters, after an introduction by which attempt to give health leaving the Democratic official to tiviUes with the parents. longer, but to make their pledges ESTATE OF EMMA G. BRICKMORE, 943 MAIM ST MAMCHISTIB CONN 44 J MO) road superintendent without a primary and the selectmen Batim Canceled Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. deceased 144 mmOMO ST . WIMOSOA CONN 44t Democratic Town Chairman benefits to low income people, sit alone at the table. Thifault left now and to make them "The stark reality of human Date of Order. October, It, ItTI. Atea ^ Om contract is "complete couldn’t wait longer to sign the and general chairman for the 1972 40 MAIM ST • O CN VILII CONN • « • « 'i ^ ^ Charles 'Iliifault. including senior citizens. a few minutes later and at 6 p.m. Baton lessons, sponsored by generous.” misery and despair . . . com­ PeUUoner. Charles N. Crockett, Ad­ negligence,” and “shows the man call of the meeting. United Appeal, urged the 5,000 ministrator; Date of bearing, November t, Area candidates and political The plan would cover Stoetzner and Luce met to for­ the board of recreation will not prehensive and multi-faceted ap­ volunteer campaign workers to 1972; Time of hearina, t a m.; Place of leaders from neighboring towns catastrophic illness and include mally adjourn the meeting for the is not qualified to be first select­ Last night’s date was the be held this Thursday, and will proach . . . comprehensive healing. Municipal Building, 41 Center St., 40 tjeoiiA f redouble their efforts during the THURS. ONLY were introduced, while Ribicoff’s incentives to train more doctors records. man.” deadline for the calling of the resume next week. programs of treatment and M ancnater, Conn. meeting, according to state final days of the drive. Upon the appUcaUon of the pellUoner wife, Lois, paid her first visit to and para-medical personnel. The disagreement began when The dispute continued with OCT. 26th rehabilitation . . . national com­ praying for the allowance of his aominlstra- statutes and the adjournment The final report session of the the area. "Wave to draw our senior the motion was made by remarks becoming more personal Manchester Evening Herald mitment . . . coordinated evalua­ iion account with said estate, an ascertain­ and tempers be^nning to rise, gives Town Counsel Robert King campaign will be held Monday ment of heirs and order of distribution as Ribicoff told those present citizens into the life of the com­ Stoetzner to rehire Sevclk, and Tolland correspondent Bette 11 HOUR SALE tion . . . sophisticated law en­ more time to review the docu­ noon at the Hartford Hilton. per application on file more fully appears, “It’s conscience time,” urging munity as much as possible,” Thifault objected, asking the first when Luce walked out. The Quatralc, telephone 875-2845 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. forcement.” IT K ORDERED THAT: Slid appUca­ meeting follows one two weeks ment. Simons s^d, "Many regular Uon and account be heard and determined voters to consider the high un­ Steele stated, “If ever we need selectman if he had reviewed the 25% OFF on Hilsman put spice into his contributors have Increased their at the Court of Probate at Uie date, time employment, inflated grocery their moral values and views it is file of complaints on the road ago, where Thifault and Stoetzner Thifault contended the WOOD, GLASS, CANDLES presentation when he talked and place indicated above contributions to the United costs and mushrooming national now.” superintendent’s activities while also got involved in an argument selectmen had picked that night and (IHRISTMASCARDSI about his opponent, who made By Order of Uie Court precipitated by Stoetzner’s report Appeal substantially, and others MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Clerk debt, as a result of President Richard Cromie, Democratic Thifault was first selectman. because they knew he couldn’t headlines with a trip to Asia that of the progress on the federal who did not give last year have Richard Nbcon's first term as candidate for 53rd District, this Stoetzner responded, "What attend the meetings YOUR GIFT GALLERY spotlighted international traffic revenue-sharing plan. About Town responded this ’year, giving us president. morning expressed gratitude for file?” and spent several minutes The selectmen also agreed to 935 Main SI., Manclwtitr in opium and its products. “If we are going to have per­ cause for hope that next Monday NOTICE OF HEARING "President Nixon doesn’t his endorsement by Ribicoff and locating the "three-inch-thick” hold up two checks, both Highland Park School PTA will (Main floor, roar of Walkint) Hilsman referred to "publicity STATE OF CONNECTICUT sonality clashes every meeting,” will see us over the top. deserve a mandate," the vowed to try to live up to file and scanning the memos questioned by Thifault, including hold an open house tonight from stunts . . . the glare of flashbulbs eXfURT OF PROBATE Stoetzner said later, "I will just one for $878 dating back to 1967, and the blare of headlines.” Court of Probate, District of Manchester, Democratic legislator stated, Ribicoff’s record of public ser­ from ’Thifault. 6:30 to 8 at the school. PTA District No 25 receiving a responding applause vice, dating back to the senator’s ’Thifault contended each memo have to do our business and for work done by Griswold and membership will be available. Later, he told a newsman that Roger Hilsman ESTATE OF TEKLA A. STYGAR, with Focuied Fiath adjourn the meetings. I don’t F\iss engineers for the industrial Robert Steele many voters in the 2nd District deceased. as he called for bringing the selection as " outstanding represented the complaint of a Guests may meet the teachers L e a r n ... Date of order October 19,1972. taxpayer; Stoetzner disagreed, n e^ to let him use the meetings commission. According to regard Steele as being a “publici­ people together, not dividing one freshman legislator” in 1946. and visit the classrooms. Petitioner Mary T. Knesickl; Date of "’They’re just things to be taken as his personal sounding board. Stoetzner the bill was okayed for goes back nearly 30 years to his ty hound” who "works both sides Touring the John Meyer hearing. November 6, 1972; Time of group against the other! hearing. 9:00 a m .; Place of hearing. care of.” "I’m in the minority,” Thifault payment by King, and had been KIJNG-FIJ graduation from West Point in of the street.” Clothing factory in Norwich, StMle conferred with the Rev. A coffee hour was given Municipal Building. 41 Center St . Tuesday night for Atty. Ron 1943, is the background of his The Democrats’ big guns come Steele grasped hands, squeezed Manchester, Conn. Donald Miller, chairman of the Upo.i the appUcaUon of Uie peUtion of Jacobs, Republican can

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U.S. Command Using .*'L ' • - , : Save! Save! If s Pathmarks’ tjOUf ^)'v Letters Tell Voters Hard Sell To Get ^ M (| PathmjBrk Shopping Center 214 Spencer Street,Manchester,Conn. Out Soldier Vote ' /* Where TheyHl Vote ^ m a r k Since May, the military has SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. . been campaipiing in the Add, on Letters Informing Manchester voters of their voting Oommaixl hai a hard-sell cam- radio and television and through district as well as (teneral Assembly and State Senatorial fSlarkof^^ahie palsn to get out the GI vote in We at Pathmark know the armed forces newspaper DlAricts were mailed over the weekend, according to the November. But some mlUtaiy Ka tough to make Stars and Stripes to get out the disc Jockeys who don’t think the Manchester Registrars of Voters. ends meet. Which is sell is hard enough are pushing vote. ^ The letters were necessitated by the recent court order why wa kaap looking their own punchier spots; "Put The first push was for registra­ on re-dlstricting, according to Registrars Frederick Peck for wayslys to help.help tion with an ouUiite of each up or shut up!” (Republican) and Herbert Stevenson (Democrat). Pathmark ad state’s requirements. This was Every "We don't ^ v e dependents Voters who have received the letters and still have Most and value Planner around, so we can taik in the followed with the procedures for absentee balloting and a request questions are asked to call the registrars’ office, tel. 649- carries this Mark of vernacular,” said Lt. Col. Pelix L. W eek to the GIs to ask their families for 2758. Valua...a handy check­ CSuiplt, head of the American open Pathmark marking system which Forces Vietnam Network, of clippings from hometown papers so they could team about local reminds you of the beat AFVN. issues. Rem inder buys ana special values "W e’re talking to the American at a glance. We know it military fighting man so we can Every night during prime time, A reminder for you to checkmark say, 'Get off your butt,’ and not the military television network is if you nssd ths Itsm that wssk. won’t solve all your running several one-second, problems...but it will o N ^ some wonun doing her ''try us, housecleaning.” subliminal-type spots. Each says □ help your food Spec. 4 John Allgood, an AFVN "vote” — one superimposed on you'll dollar go further disc Jockey, said he decided to an outline of the U niM States, like u s i" Price ) every week. revamp a spot announcement another on a bikini-clad girl. On the radio network, as the that s^d, “ Listen fella, vote!” lottery Reduction Grocery Values at Patnmarking Prices "I Just didn’t feel the spot was sound of revving engines fills the ^ tNwJreek efmeSAUt d iw rttiw n MAiMhaaler^ tickets I hard hitting enough,” he said. airwaves, an aimouncer says; m We chsckmarked it... to maks Del Monte “ I’d like to talk about the race, Hoursaday csrtain you don't miss any sxtra Cream style 1-lb. 1-oz. llie Allgood version, broadcast □ C o rn or Whole Kornol can 19* repeatedly these days, says; the great race coming up in savings that coma along. Store Hour Information Del Monia "You’re old enough to vote! So November.” (Sen. Frederick C. skNow York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and some Weyand, commander of U.S. In 3uica what? What are you going to do New Jersey Pathmarks Closed Sundays □Pineapple ISVl-oi.can 25* about it? Sit on your duff until forces in Vietiuim, urges his men StoTM not opofl Sunday, Cloaa Saturday night at midnight Budget Oal Mont# after the elections and then com­ to vote, saying; "Y ou owe it to and opan Sunday at Midnight. yourself arid you owe it to your Wholaor i-lb. plain about how the rest of us During the late houra aoma dapartmenta may ba cloaad. □Tom atoes Stawad can 25* voted? country.” Heiper “ The armed forces have made Col. Thomas E. Hall Jr., head TkFor exact location and houra of aupermarkata, 0 Dal Monia Doubla chackmarkad because it an all-out effort to get you to gaa atatlona and pharmaclaa plaaaa call: ;i-lb.13-oz. of the U.S. Coiiunand’s voting points out your budget helper in a □ Pear Halves can 49* vote. .. But no, you prefer to sit campaign, said the military keeps particular category. and wait until ^ e r the elections, Pineapple no count of how many of the 646-7312 1-qt. 14-oz. and then you’ll gripe. .. That’s a 30,000 GIs in Vietnam are voting. □ Ju ic e Del Monte can 29* lot of bull and you know it. “ We don’t want to be in the Hawaiian “ There’s a voting officer Just a position of coercing anybody into 1-qt. 14-oz. Red can minute or two from where you voting,” he said. “ My own opi­ We wiii giadiy honor your Vote For The □ P u n c h 29* are right now. See him. He'll tell nion is that there is considerable Pathmark you how to do it. Now . .. either interest in the election at this U.S.D.A. Food Stamps. Plum or Whola Items In AH Our Depertments 1'lb. 12-oz. can 29* put up or shut up.” time, but 1 have no statistics to □Tom atoes Allgood, a former record- back it up.” spinner for one of Chicago’s top The only poll of servicemen in Be an even better shopper. Low Cost Per Serving 11-qt. S-oz. stations, said; “So many guys say, Vietnam was a survey in August Low Cost Per Serving! □ W esson 79* ‘I don’t Uke this. I don’t like that.’ of more than 1,000 soldiers at the None Priceci Higher! Know the price of your High in Proteins! Soap O i % ^ And they don’t vote. I think it’s a Saigon USO. President Nixon On Loan to Lutz □S.O.S.Pads boi of to dm crime. It’s so easy to fill out an won 70 per cent of the vote and prescription in advance. absentee ballot form.” Sen. George McGovern 16 per He?p'’c’r' Whole - Fresh cent. HefplV Fully Cooked The poll, conducted by It’s never too young to start moving into the modem and miracle world of electronics, and □ Mayonnaise 8* civilians, was termed “ illegal” by these four youngsters are getting their introduction to computerization in the Doing Room of ^ E S C R ii SMALL APPLE TREES the military since a federal law Lutz Junior Museum. Gordon Lassow of 102 Hollister St., museum trustee who arranged the ^ Ba se Price,I HAVE BIG APPLES prohibits surveying of servicemen loan of an IBM keypunch machine, instructs Donna Landry in the use of the keyboard. □ Softener ..HS.., *1 *® LONG ASHTON, England Frying on their political beliefs. Observing the techniques, from left, are Leslie Bourque, Laura Barrett and Amy Salafia. Smoked (AP) — Scientists are develop­ One snafu in the voting cam­ (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Napkins ing apple trees little more than paign has been the failure of □ K le e n e x 5%25* three feet high at the agricul­ some communities to send tural research station here. absentee ballots to servicemen. The trees are single stems □ B e a n s Pathmark can 33* Hall said he had received several Hams Chickens carrying clusters of fruit, like queries about this, but the KV: :.■/>-1 A^>. tomato plants and can be ma­ ( W rTt«M A ddod) military could do nothing about chine-cropped. They are fed □ M ilk Carnation io % a . 1 it. growth inhibitors to keep them Spec. 5 Rick Erickson of Water- small so that all their nour­ r T T ] A l e P“*bmark ,oii of O 7 * town, Mass., said he sent in two Shank ishment goes into the fruit. 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w x Grant ToAutit Siqwrlor Court Judge Walter J. The river had bean poUotad tor Sidor rejected Norton*s claim, many yeark by tha Norton Candidates Are ‘Open’Sckoou The Candidates and an appeal was filed with the family’s mill In Ookhaatar, bnt state Supreme Court. The high whan Norton Inharltad tha The Univenity d Oonnactkut •A$iembly DUtrict 9 State Court court said today It had no chotro buslnass, ha sold it and tha naw hu received two-year iraiite but to dismiss file appeal because owner doted the mill, thereby from the J. 8. Noyei Foundetka, Saying... Sidor had not ruled on tlto merits ending the pollution. Tha Salmon 1100,000, to estebUah end SEASON HARTFORD (AP) - Deputy of the case — only on Norton’s River is now the cleanest river In MkiMMl lUlajr, Democratic can- obligation** of the Second ipsocnun State Welfare Commissioner claim that his land was outside Connecticut. Distnct*s congreesnun Is to teed designed to assist Rete sS mIs didsle for itate seiiator In the -NNIcholas Norton lost a legal skfr- the jurisdiction of the Sewer Norton was activa in a a “concerted, vigorous dis- with their “open** or *‘infoniMd** Mth DMrlct, hai critklaed hli mlsh Monday over an attempt to Commission. successful battle to kam the trlctwlde drive for economic educatloo projects. Dr. Vlnewt ttapubllcui opponent, Thomu oondamn acme of hia land In state’s standards for tha wnMn rasurganoo that Is sadly l a d ^ R R o m , UConn profoipior of OvnitlM n, for ’trying to change falcliaaW , but tha caae may be "The merit of the plaintiff’s River at the higheat poasible Ua poritloo quietly on the tax ^ y , ’* Democratic candidate educatfon and an autturity on leopned. (the Sewer Commission's) cause level. . lime.” Riley also crltlclaet the HUiinan said Sunday, innovative educatloo, la project Norton .owns land which the of action has yet to be ad­ director. ** M praea for "lattlng thii change In accused Incumbent Sewer Commission of the judicated,’’ said the Supreme Commercial T am poettfon go unnoticed.** Republican Robert Steele Jr. of Six doctoral candidates at of Colchester tried to Court. F.O.B. meana “free on Riley layi newapaperi “conilitenUy falling to take the UCoou will staff the propam , use as the site for a The fight over the site of the board,’’ a commercial ex- publlilied a Ounitben itetement lead on matters that could pump providing a ready taaowca for n sewage disposal plant. Nortonproposed sewage plant has p r e a s 10 n describing the In which the Vdknoo Republican dollars and jobs Into our Eastern schoide and o f b ^ conaultant fought the knddaldng, claiming arooMd extra Interest because of forms of sale. The sailer pledgad not to mipport a itate Connecticut economy.** service and advloa. that because the land was outside Norton’s prominence in the must load the goods on a Income tax. Bartler itatementi They are Marilyn Hapfood of the borough limits, the Sewer crusade to keep the Salmon River railroad car, ship, plane or by OuTUthan Indicated support U.S. Rep. William Cotter (D- the Unhratalty of New r Commlasioa could hot take it. clean. other carrier at the location for a modified income tax If it First District) has vowed to con­ early childhood education I named in the contract. was strictly earmarked for educa- tinue the fight to end lumber nlent ; Shirley Childs of the I tkm, according to RUey. exports which are causing in­ ford Follow-Through nogram ; Riley says the press should creases In domestic lumber costs. Kay Dooit of Starrs, a spedallit SINGER have quadtloned Camitheri* con­ Cotter, who four weeks ago In dance and movament; Pstar tradictory position on tax reform. called for an embargo of lumber Martin, Hartford school qnl*™ RUey*s positloa on taxes; "I exports, says be was kdd the U.S. specialist in open educatloo aod I :W: Commerce Depertment refuses education of the handicapped; could support a state Income tax, Atty.Wmam^Bieeea State Rep. Do h M S. GaaeveH but only If It would reduce total to limit such exports. Carolyn Williams, a apedaUst in Republican Cotter noted that his own study early childhood educatloo aod ^ ISI LSI m DUCBZil COLOR TV f t U I T H itate and local taxee for moat Atty, WiUUm M. BroodU. a State Rep. Donakl 8. Genovesi, child development; and familici.’* of lumber costs in the Hartford Manchester native, resides at 51 a Manchester native, has been a WlfrWIWWWWlWWWlWlWlWlWlWlWMWlWlWMWIWIWlWlWW] area shows a M per cent price Ernestine Rouse, director of the n i n € u j Princeton St. with his wile, the member of the General Assembly 2 SPEED-AUTOMATIC WASHER The "highest priority increase over the last year. Philadelphia (Pa.) Educational since 1067. He resides at 71 Development Oenter’i follow- (ormer Nancy Niles of YaUina, Wash. He Is assistant Manchaetar Strickland St. with his wife, the through project. 5 WATER TEMP. SETTING town counsel and is engaged in former 5fary Cyran of ChioopM, The UConn Open Education X L -1 0 0 ® the private practice of law, with Mass., and their three daughters. Project will sponsor a "Oonver- WITHOUT FEAR an office on Main S t Genovesi, president of the Aldo 1 0 0 % Solid State AccuColor OR FAVOR latloas With.. .** series, featurliw He was* graduated from Pagan! Insurance Agency on A b o u t T o w n discussion sessions with a trio of DECATUR, lU. (AP) - Me- Manchester High School In 1668, Main St., is a 1060 gnuluate of The Arts Committee of the informal education experts: Ted Water Level termaid Becky MePadden, 1», from the University of Connec­ Manchester High Sroool and a LAST CHKOAAAlCOIOI^ put a ticket on her boss’s car Manchester Junior Woroen*s d ub Chittenden, evaluator of open ticut In 1063 and the University of 1064 graduate of the University of and received a commendation will meet tonight at 8 at the home education with the Educational Control Connecticut School of Law in Connecticut School of Buslneu FULL LINE for her effort. of M rs. A rth u r H u rst, 30 Testing Service; Ms. Rouse; and 1066. He was Mandiester ex­ Administratioa. He served in the Jack W. Loftus, acUng city Winthrop Rd. Edward Yeomans, director of the aminer of public records in 1066 U.S. Army from 1066 to 1057 and PORTABLES manager, said Miss McFadden, Greater Boston Teacher Center. Lint Filter and 1066 a ^ has been a member was discharged with the rank of who was hired under the Emer­ Bible Study will be held They will meet with 75 of the Democratic Town Com- first lieutenant. gency Employment Act, was Thursday at 7:90 p.m. at the educators in groups of 25 on Nov. CONSOLES miUee since 1066. He Is a member of the PORTABLES doing the job she was hired to Trinity Covenant Church. A 13, starting at 4 pjn., In the 00 Heavy Duty He served in the U.S. Army Republican Town Committee, is do. niiisery is provided. UConn FacuUy-Alumni Center. 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It features Battery Operatioji': Single Tape Function Springs Park), the traffic that got Miller pioneered in the Control and Remote Control Mike. (99h 5B28L*) | worse, and no play area. to do all right on the money. "I old Hawaii resident, the panalo million to $8.77 million. development of the first Individually About the last item. Miss remember buying a big blue coat — the boring termite. ’They can PORK Underwriters Laboratory- go through electrical cable in­ ’That financial summary came Crampton recalled that with white buttons for $5 in recognised waterbed heater while Sale! *329 440.70 sulation like an Army shaped Thursday as 4,500 delegates and "Teachers used to rush out of the Danbury,” she recalled. 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Cassette Reconling Tape smaller hose company than the Teachers’ Hall, at one time Miss Ruth Snow Crampton IROAST PROMOTED AT W nC Lafayette Stereo located immediately south of the 7 9 5 and headquartered in suburban Mrs. Deborah White of • Pickering P/ATE-1 Elliptical Diamond Stylus Stereo Cartridge. present one, with Joe Oiambers involved Edwin Bray, for many DeWltt. Hi-Fi Phono System in charge, was quartered in a Bennet Junior High School Main open Mon. thru Sat 9 a m. to 10 p m. Edgewater Dr., Qiventry, has • 2 Dynaco A-25 Aperiodic Loudspeaker Systems— non resonant aperiodic design com^ years Lincoln School custodian. bined with acoustic-impedance principle for uniform wide-range response. Uses 10" frame building at the western Building, was razed. Miss (Hamp­ Sales increases came in been promoted to supervisor of “He had cherries on his property, woofer and new soft-dome tweeter. Oiled walnut finish. 20*llV'2irl0"D. co’nes complete with pre- Sale! 39t perimeter of the school area. ton moved into the (Centennial COUNTRY STYLE PORK petroleum products, home, gar­ recorded commercials at Radio c»se assembly of record wtunkitcMew Apts, on Chestnut St. in 1932, and one day he climbed way up in player, cartridge and base; ZMizn* Regardless of the suitability of den and automotive products, Station WTIC in Hartford. all interconnecting cables 99c w ithout coupon when Bill Knofla made them the tree and nearly sc a r^ his and applicable consumer the Lincoln site. Miss Cramp- hardware and e ^ . Decreases Limit 5 units per coupon; 1 coupon per person family to death,” Miss Crampton SPARE Mrs. White will be responsible protection guarantees. ton’s conunents revealed a loving available to teachers. were in feed, fertfiizer, seed and Offer Expires Sat., Oct. 28 '. said. for processing all recorded com­ CRITERION 5-YR. SPEAKER GUARANTEE pride in her school as she almost potatoes. LAFAYETTE SOLID-STATE AMPLIFIER RECEIVER TUNER CUHRAHTEE 5 ye.ir rep.m p,u.ir.inlee against delects m n.,i1enal Recalls Fire Sports Fan mercials and handling taped 2 ye.u rep.iir Kii.i'-mlee against delects in maleii.il .ind workm,inship. and workmanship on all Criterion spe.ikers unhesitatingly named teachers of RIBS programs. 50 years ago, like Alice Gorman, She manages to keep a full day, 6 9 5 Emund H. Fallon, retiring next One of the nonagenarian’s most her age and hearing and vision January as chief executive officer Bertha Goodrich, Edith Arnold, A graduate of Rockville High vivid recollections was of Oct. impairments notwithstanding. after 42 years with Agway and a LAFAYEHE LVL-UV Log Periodic Color Mildred Bernhardt, and Madeline 1913, when the old Ninth District BONELESS U.S^.D.A. CHOICE School, Mrs. White came to Brown. She enjoys visits of friends and predecessor. Cooperative GLF Elgin AM/FM School, on the site of present “gossiping” with them, she said. O V E N R E A D Y Elxchange told the delegates that WTIC in 1966 as a secreta^. In TV FM Antenna 25 Element "Fringe’ 1968 she became Involved in com­ Their Words Law Educational Square, went up in Many of the convalescent home •V j some pressures on fanners and flames. residents and employes are Agway were expected to intensify mercial traffic and assisted in the Table Radio . . . 1 U H f VHF FM FM programming department. AntOnnSS in ^ channels 2-83 In those days. Miss Crampton ‘"The late Dr. Austin Savage former charges. “You’d be sur­ as the national became in­ 3 said. Police C3iief Sam Gordon’s was principal,” she reminisced. prised,” she commented, “how SIRLOIN TIP creasingly urban. word and hers were law. At a ’’Mabel Burgess was the many say, ‘My mother or my i95 reception when Miss Ethel Robb secretary in Mr. Verplanck’s father went to school with you’, He predicted increased regula­ COMPLETES SEMINAR retired as principal of Waddell (Fred A. Verplanck, superinten- and lo and behold, one said, ‘My tion by government, a heavier tax Gerald Joseph Greene of School, Miss Crampton told Chief doit of schools) office. He was grandfather went to school with ROASTS burden because of social Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, James Reardon that she and Gor­ going to Boston, asked me if I you’.” programs and the rise of various recently completed a seminar at Elegant AM/FM table radio with extra-wide styling in simulated walnut cabinet. don directed traffic in the era could teach algebra, and I said I Until she broke her hip. Miss social forces. the Hartford Advancement Features 2 enclosed speakers, slide-rule tuning, separate volume and tone Sale! controls, and AFC control to prevent FM drift Easy to read tuning indicator before crossing guards. "I wish to could. I saw him leave with his Crampton was a golfing partner (Center. God you were now,” Reardon bag, and soon I heard Mabel Qting consumerism as an ex­ Greene was one of 16 employes and built-in FM antenna. Ideal for any room of the house and made lightweight of Miss Jeanne Low, retired for easy moving. (17-71005) replied. yelling on the phone. Manchester High School language ample, he said: “This and many selected to participate in the 17®* “Oiildren minded then,” Miss “’The fumes of the varnish teacher; and Miss Marjorie other causes, without question, seminar which provided updated O v e T fil Crampton concluded this part of traveled ahead of the fire. The Leidholdt, former Manchester have a real basis in need, but too information on current industry [Save R e g . a 4 : 6 5 r often they are carried to ex­ the interview. children thought it was a drill and Green School teacher. trends and job-related skills. Many Lincoln teachers went on behaved all right, but Emily tremes by the pressure groups An assistant director — data Features One Down Lead for all 3 Signals; Ranges: VHf to Now baseball is her sports in­ $139 125 Miles. UHF lo 65 Miles, FM to 70 Miles. Complete with to berame good principals in that promote them.” processing at The Hartford’s House (Mrs. Harry Maidment of terest. Despite her hearing dif­ VHF-UHFFM Splitter/Coupler. 10' Boom. (18-01828WX) P ou n d Ronald N. Goddard, Agway home office, Greene joined the town schools, she said. In addi­ 99 Robert Rd.) couldn’t be found. ficulty, she had no trouble V executive vice president and company in 1970. 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Miss •jumpsuits •sweat pants on use of cost-saving agricultural Telegraph Corporation, includes ‘"The Red Sox are my team,” selling«lsewhere at $2 to $8 PORK chemicals. the parent Hartford Fire In­ Solid-State AM/FM exactly true that she was bom in (Crampton said, and high school •jeans she said. “I was with them when •pull-on and zip-lront $109 surance CO., Hartford Accident Madison, although Aug. 27, 1877 students in the afternoon. they got to be champions.” Sorry •dress pants hooded sweatshirts was the correct date. “My Another story of many she m arshall's ■ i». and Indemnity CO,, Hartford Life 8-Track Stereo they didn’t make the playoffs and •hall boxers •stretch suits mother went to her home in related, which might have ended lo w p r ic e CHOPS Insurance CO., and others. World Series, Miss C. Wait until •mix n' match put togelhers SENIOR EXECUTIVE Modular Hi-Fi System Clinton for my birth,” she said. tragically but fortunately didn’t. next year. 99‘. V’ BONELESS M. 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United SU tei to take a lUiid. WITHOUT A STITCH IN NEW ERA IN THE PAC IF­ execuUve flat raises the ques- THE RANDOLPHS OF VIR­ Rather, there lx utter un­ TIME. By Peter De Vriee. IC. By Joto Hohenberg. Simon Uon of whether a new Asian G INIA. By Jonathan Daniels. Current certainty In the higheat m ili­ U ttle, Brown. 328 Pagee. |8.t6. li Schuster. 518 Pages. $11.96. policy, in part or as a whole, Doubleday & Co. 362 Pages. |10. tary echelon that Congrew and For all but a fraction of 200 Sellers There are 46 examples of De “ President Ferdinand Mar- can be successfully imposed. public opinion would lupport vears, the United States has (Complltd by PubU'vhar*' Watkly) Vries’ best short pieces, se­ ^cos must bear responsibility (or The answer would appear fo be Book Review any recommendation by the been, in theory, .a democracy. lected from the span of his some of his country’s ills," says no, but there are still pizza pie FICTION Pentagon that might entrap Yet, from the first, cer^in whole career, in this collection. Hohenberg. He concedes that Machiavellis in the Pentagon “ Jonathan Livingston American forcea In another un­ families in both the Northern And a rich and varied collection the president of the Philippines who privately believe they can the area’s only TOTAL Seagull,” Bach “ inherited many of the troubles lull the public into accepting an wanted Aaian conflict." to Powlett-Jones — from his and Southern colonies took am­ it is. TO SERVE THEM ALL MY “ The Winds of War,” Wouk that bedevil him today," but American military presence oh Robert Eunaon discharge as shell-shocked war bivalent pride in themselves DAYS. By R.F. Delderfield. “ August 1914,” Solzhenitsyn. He is an author who can be says Marcos “ has not helped the mainland in the post-Viet­ Asaociated Preaa veteran, to raw young teacher and their ability to lead their SinHHi and Schuster. 638 Pages. “ Captains and the Kings,” funny In a variety of ways, but matters any by calling his prin­ nam era.” at Bamfyide, a private school, fellow countrymen from under D i s c o u n t 18.95. the British yoke into liberty. Caldwell especially in the light mockery cipal opponents 'communists’ Because the book was written The Pennaylvania Acad­ to the headmastership of that emy of Fine Arts, Philadel­ The hammock season has Fact is, only a few names are “ My Name Is Asher Lev," of absurd situations. Y et in oth­ and threatening to run his beau- after President Nixon's trip to passed, but for those interested same school. Uful wife, Imelda, as his suc­ phia, founded in 1605, la the WALL TO WALL DISCOUNT! necessary to convince us that Potok er selections there is an under­ Peking, the reader enjoys the In stretching out on the couch lying sting that drives home the cessor.” luxury of a second guesser in oldest art association In the And, as Powlett-Jones’s life these self-appointed leaders NONFICTION \B\G and having a rousing good read, foibles of human nature. some aspects. While Hohenberg United States. spins out, the reader is taken on were right: Carter, Adams, ‘T m O.K., You’re O.K.,” The Columbia University this latest, typically massive, Lee, Lewis — most especially accurately described the vol­ a tour through the events that Harris Some of these items are professor made notes for this Delderfield chronicle is highly Randolph,. And the stories of canic possibilities in Manila, he THURS. ONLY shaped that life. On the larger “ Open Marriage," Nena and about fall guys who are trapped book on a 40,000-mile trip recommended. their greatness, pettiness, bril­ could be off the mark in writing This time around Delderfield scale, the Irish Troubles, the George O’Neill into some nnisadventure; or a across Asia, searching at each OCT. 26lh liance, insanity, heroism and that "Prem ier Chou En-lai has EAST HARTFORD has departed from the prolific Great Depression, World War Good Samaritan whose deed stopping place for an answer to THE AREAS LAffiEBT IHRETY (F NAnONAL BRAn FOODB “ Eleanor: The Years Alone,” left no doubt that China fears a II, all the social ferments of the sometimes viciousness always bow far the United States can 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE Swann family — who peopled Lash proves disastrous to himself. rising military spirit and ex­ 11 HOUR SALE times. On the smaller, personal fascinate us. We admire and afford to pull back once the last his last two bulky novels — to “ O Jerusalem!’’ , Collins and Others are about people with a panding economic power in Ja­ ipA.M.Io9P.M. 801 SILVER LA N E scale, Powlett-Jones' two mar­ envy this diverse company be­ American soldier, gun boat and tell the story of schoolmaster compulsion to make atrocious pan even more than it fears the riages, his children, his love cause, as the English tempo­ Lapierre bomber has been withdrawn 25% OFF on David Powlett-Jones, and, puns, or talk down their friends million or more Soviet troops AT-nC AREAS LBINEST EVERYDAf n«XS.„EiraYIW affairs and the school, always rary valet of the late famous “ The Peter Prescription,” from Indochina. WOOD. GLASS, CANDLES being Delderfield, the story of in a conversation. A few of on the northern Chinese bor­ the school, of which he is both novelist Thomas Wolfe re­ Peter Pointing out that a new Pa­ and CHRISTMAS CARDSI almost everything the reader them seem to be echoes from der." 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN - 1 heart and head. marked, "W e're all a bit of a cific policy is called for, Hohen­ ever wanted to know about En­ snob." the author’s boyhood. In conclusion, Hohenberg berg asks, "Can a policy be YOUR GIFT GALLERY wi N in n Man ta lmht iMniTMa-aaM aau la a u iu i A \ gland from World War 1 Delderfield, luckily, is a good our concentration: Thomas Jef­ states. There is actually no Jonathan Daniels, one of the Several are very oblique imposed?" His answer: 935 Main SI., M in clM tlir through World War II. enough storyteller to tie the ferson, most complex, subtle single practical line of defense most pro of writers, has chosen take-offs on authors, such as "The apparent belief of three (Main floor, roar of Watkint) The story, of course, belongs large and small worlds into one to tell the story of the Ran­ and probably most radical of for the United States in the Presidents; John Marshall, who Faulkner, Wodehouse or James Presidents — Kennedy, John­ LOWEST EVERYDAY MEAT PRICES! Pacific any longer . . . This is tight knot. Points about the Ir­ dolphs, certainly an influential Jones. One is on James ’Thurber son and Nixon — that national ish Troubles are made through first explored the potentialities not so much because the mili­ and versatile family. Daniels, as “The Comic Prufrock.’ ’ commitments can be made by Read a young Irish boy who is a editor emeritus of TTie Raleigh of the Supreme Court and there­ tary can find no place for the by enraged egalitarians; John Herald Ads ONLY N, student at the school. A great News and Observer, now living Some are of the he-versus- Canisr Cut Boat f i A c New Books mining strike is dramatized by in very unconvincing retire­ Randolph of Roanoke, most col­ she variety, in which infidelity orful and pathetic of them all in Chuck Steaks ...... ib. 0 9 Powlett-Jones himself, the son ment on a South Carolina sea and upmanship spark the battle his parabolic congressional ca­ At Library of a miner who died in the pits island and writing up a hurri­ of the sexes. TOP NOTCH reer; and, allowing for one’s The rise of the Nazis is foretold cane, previously has chronicled Rib Steaks ...... ib. 9 8 ^ ideologies, the impeccable mili­ by Powlett-Jones's second wife, American history, early and The volume concludes with a Fiction tary genius, Gen. Robert E. GIVES YOU an ardent Socialist, politician late. very illuminating piece that he Bangert — Cold country nurse Lee. and astute observer of the The Randolphs have been in delivered as a lecture in 1969, Boneless Chuck Steak Ib. 9 9 ' Dearborn — The secret of Pet- But the Randolphs are not world scene. Virginia since the 17th century. relating how he woos the comic Baof from Shoutdor * ^ m m tingill Farms just part of history. They are In Daniels's history, there are muse. Francis — Studio affair much alive today, in New En­ London Broil ...... 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PAPE TWENTY-FOUR^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 35,1973 f to^Ys FUNNY Y ale Seeks Lock O n O ld Cannon Two Centers Teacher Meeting Sites Two Manchester centers are Marguerite Young, who win U- principal speakers at other TRULY TASTY, TEMPTING. TERRIFIC n6t, could keep such a weapon. Forces museum. ’The university among sites of 29 statewide NEW HAVEN (AP) - An an- should bp confiscated because It hutrate the Farmliigton project; sessions ere Sen. Lowell P. agreed at the time, but the programs that will be given on Uque cannon that <»n’t fin has isn’t m gM end. ’The firing puKe most recenUy and David Kendall, who Weicker ,hr. at Binrioo P s r ^ 1 Smithsonian never came for It. teachers’ convention day Friday sparked a battle betvraen the Yale, which was givan the stood sentry at the entrance to developed a program In Weft School, EnfMd; Dm W. In February, Vito DeMarco of by or in cooperation with the federal government and Yale cannon-on-wheels In liiO by the the oldIdROTt ROTC building, enduring Hartford last summer. commissioner of the OottMcticiit the federal firearms division Connecticut Education Astoda- Unlverslfy. French government, argues that occasional assaults by angry ad­ In the afternoon, teachers will Deportment, of EnvlronUMBtal ruled that the cannon' must go, tlon. USDA The Issue is^wlMther the World it Is hatmlass because the firing vocates of peace and pranksters be engaged in outdoor actlvltief Protection, at Central Oonnee- > along with the other firearms. An all-day session will be held War I artlUery piece known u a mechanism has been removed with pink paint. pursued by students in an en­ tlcut Stote CoUage, Now Britain; Yale officials fought back with at the CientCT for Environmental "F nnch 7S" still should be con­ and the b o n h u been blocked The Treasury Department vironmental program. and Morris Camovsky, noted a “ save the gun’ ’ campaign. And Education on Oak Grovie St. sidered a “ destructive device" with concrete. already has won possession of The Singer Learning Center for Shakespearean actor, at tho CHOICE in July President Kingman Arthur Gross of the U. S. Soil under the Gun Control Act of ’The university flred off a claim two FYench madilne guns, an Early ChUdhood ECducation, 481 University of Bridgeport. Brewster Jr. threw his strength Conservation Service will show 1968. that an eice|kloa In the act automatic rifle and a mortar, Spring St., will hold open house Rep. Ella T. &iisso of ttaa into the rescue attempt. slides and talk on (nrocedures and allowed poasession of tiie cannon claimed from Yale under the act. for visitors to observe its state’s Sixth Congressional today the old cannon molders problems in setting up an outdoor If it is not likely to be fired. ’The ’The Smithsonian Institution In curricula and facilities. Mrs. District will address the Connec­ The Treasury Department’s away in a Junk-fllled garage education program in a department countered that only a Washington In 1970 uked to show Judith LaVorgna, director, wUl ticut State Federation of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms o w n ^ by Yale to await the out­ municipality. public institution, which Yale is explain the school’s organization. Teachera’ convention in Division maintains that it is and the weapon In its National Armed Other speakers will be Mrs. come of the battle. Persons scheduled to be the Cheshire.

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Stop & Shop Baked Pea Beans 23' Sunshine ■ /ffiin/finui/iurfi/finniiitiiiniiii ■ Ib e cab drivers want to use the Chicken Noodle Soup 'can' 14‘ Juice Drink 7oi city’s bus problem as a wedge in a Stop & Shop Solid White Tuna can 47' S Fruit Cocktail Pineapple Grapefruit FIG BARS 1 Pleasant Valley Sliced 1 yearlong dispute with Davenpark ^ Packad in haavy Syrup Taxi Co. owner Joseph Kupian, a Stop & Shop Mayonnaise T 4 8 ' Stop & Shop 4 3 " union official said. Stop & Shop Evaporated Milk Stop & Shop John Heanue, secretary- Stop & Shop Apple Sauce *&?*33‘ treasutor of Teamsters Union “ “ 3 1 ' Local 145, said the company "will Stop & Shop Bartlet Pears can S-U.39C C BACON ^84« be busiest If the buses go out and Stop & Shop Flour t>H the dfivers want to make the S S 7 9 most of it.” Stop & Shop Shortening P e p p e ro n i . 1.48 26 oz Davenpark, with about 80 Stop & Shop Salt 8 ' drivers, provides the only regular ciuart ^ ^ ^ Stop & Shop Cider Vinegar bottia 4 Nabisco cab service at the Stamford CANNED HAM 1 7 4.88 bottia I railroad station which handles Stop & Shop White Vinegar Del M onte Del Monte 24oz C Q C Del M onte Del M onte CHIPS AHOY BURR CORNERS-^MANCHESTER,CONN. heavy commuter traffic. Stop & Shop Pancake Syrup bo^ 3 0 Conn Co drivers have served the CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER - EXIT98, 1-86 „ StopiShop TURKEY BREAST .68 company notice they’ll strike Pancake & Waffle Mix £S33‘ 4 9 ^ WE WELCOME FOOD STAMP CUSTOMERS Monday if no agreement is Stop & Shop Long Grain Rice S 5 3 3 ' r e a c ^ on a new contract. The Stop & Shop Instant Rice SLICED BOLOGNA ;; .88 CoonCO situation is only one In­ volving bus company financial Stop & Shop Peas & Carrots ‘S S 'Z S ' VALUES GALORE difficulties in the state’s largest Stop & Shop Sliced Carrots Personal Size KOI 1 0 C cities. can ’Ibe Connecticut Railway and Stop & Shop Sauerkraut We reMrve the right to limit quantities. L iftin g Co. has stopped its ser­ California Tomatoes ‘5? 25' stopastwp I AC Upton’s Cup-A 4 vice \n New Britain, Bridgeport Instant Mashed Potatoes eotphe Xtl m ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES PAK DAIRY and Waterbury, also because of IVORY financial troubles. Stop & Shop Dry M ilk ioqu.rtp*,»i.29 Stop & Shop Tea Bags ‘SSf 69' T Kraft Extra Sharp Freeze Dried Coffee ^.5gr79' Smoke House Sale! SOAP' bS' SOUPS Public ) Stop & Shop Peanut Butter ‘ £r“ 4 3 ' I Cracker Barrel Marshmalldw Creipe StopiShop ‘Jr” 39' •01 2 9 ' M e a t or Records * Stop & Shop Russian Dressing boniit S h b p Ragozzino Marmara Sauce Nestle’s Hot Cocoa Mix p°>38^ C h e d d a r i Stop & Shop Ketchup i i s 2 0 ' SUPERMARKETS Warranty Deads Cheese Manor Confiruction €o. Stop & Shop Mustard >S“19' Vanity Fair Towels Mott’s Applesauce 29^ 10-oz. Inc. ^ Merton E. and EHizabeth I Stop & Shop Thin Spaghetti ^ '- 5 3 ' A. Sttovcr, Unit 44D of Northfield 4 Stop & Shop Egg Noodles 533' Frozen Food Buys Greed Condominiums, Lydail St., oz QC eked Ham ^ Stop & Shop Tomato Sauce $n J Shank Portion Del Monte Catsup Hill’s Sliced Pears 3 Sealtest Orange Juice 3 conveyance tax $27.50. I totbar B. and Doris G. I Stop & Shop Spaghetti Sauce (water added) Merit Ice Cream Lenhardt to Walter G. and Quality priced to save Wow' What a low I Stop & Shop Coffee Syrup price Choose the '/a gal Roberta H. Parker, property on you plenty. Save twice | Hefty Lawn Bags Mayonnaise 49^ Breakstone Cottage Cheese flavor your family carton I 39^ Highland St., conveyance tax ^ Stop & Shop Toaster Tarts . serve for a hotj likes 59‘ 129.79. meal and use the left-1 } Stop & Shop Coffee Creamer overs fo r a caserole ira Lee Pecan Coffee Cake">:i!>*‘8 7 ' Mrs. Filbert's Planter’s Cocktail Cain’s indiv. Slices ■L" 65« Gp|en Manor Construction Co. lb ? Overnight Inci to Edward L. and Margery Birds Eye Cool Whip Swiggle‘^:'49‘ D. Britner, Unit 44A of Orange Juice Us 1 9 ' PAMPERS Soft Golden Margarine PEANUTS Northfield Green Condominiums, conveyance tax $28.05. WATER Stouffer Macaroni & Cheese 'is 4 7 ' ADDED 12 C n t. 7 OrviUe L. and Patricia B. Butt Portion s 59?. Ham Steaks Haddock Portions t**t* o* a > ^ 6 9 ' P a m p « .r s B o x " ^ 2 " - 8 9 ^ Health and Beauty Aids Geyeland to Victor J. and Janis Welchade Grape Drink Stop & Shop Onion Rings 4 99' Burke, property at 14 Alpine St., SMOKED (water added) Regular • Hard-to-Hold conveyance tax $30.25. Marvelous alter school time Vacuum Packed to Stop & Shop Spinach 13' drink lor the boys and girls protect freshness t flavor. and ell their little triends Stop & Shop Shoulder Newton Acres Peas'tf!i5*;i^‘^^39' Aqua Net Hair Spray 48« Stop & Shop 10-Pack Pizza 79' Judgment Lien Water Paul B. Groobert and John J. Boneless Smoked Pork Butt Added Morton Ck>nuts ‘^ 3 9 ' Bufferin -100 Cnt. Bot. la” 9 9 ^ Mahon vs. Albert Kurlowicz, Pent Coffee Lightner 3 ^ *1 PRODUCE property at 34 W. Center St., Hendries Pixie Pies 59' Prell Liquid Shampoo U5,U.89« $748:90. Welch’s Grape Jelly Hams 99'. Boneless Ham *1? Smother your steak with these Penn. SNO-W HITE Serve (or breakfast on Stop & . Shop corn toasties . a Q G u m i Right Guard Anti. Pers. Dissolution of Trade Name delightful treat For the family Stephen Puskas of Forestville Great with peanut butter, too. 49* no longer doing business as Daisy Bread Gantpr’s Market, 598 Center St. U.S.D.A. Choice (SINGLE CUT) 1 ” Toasties ?SSp* 3 m *1 Trade Name Fresh Brisket of Beef 3 i i % . * l Stephen Puskas of Forestville Stop & Shop “W r Bread M u s h r o o m s FROZEN Chicken°HcSea Tuna U.S.D.A. Choice doing business as Steve’s Market, Rib Roast ’1.18. Club Steak (Bone In Loin) ’1.78 Chocolate Eclair Pie W 2 W 1 598 Center St. Solid White Stop & Shop Fudge Cake 'V2.-59' New! Burny Bros. Packed in Water Rib Steak ’1.28. Delmonico Steak^>~1.98. Stop & Shop Butterfly 1565' Marriage License 49“ If Vitamin Rich Mini-Danish Rolls Jonathan W. Gurske of 95 Ir­ Beef Burgers * - « ’1.59 Great for ving St. and Maureen A. Rooney Chnottv yonr favorite Chinese dish! Short Ribs of Beef 89'. s o m i a i Calif. Valencia Oranges school lunches of 72 Lockwood St., Oct. 28. La Choy Chow Mein 95‘ IOV -OZ. Bi-Pack-ChIcken, Beet or Shrimp Cracker Barrel i &h 59?» Add rest 2 Building PenniU to your salads pkg. Join Zemko of Colchester for Maybud French Brie Cheese*X'69' Ruby Red Tomatoes bottle SlOD A Shop Kitchens State of Connecticut, 765 E. Mid­ La Choy Soy Sauce 35' Sell service Dell Gruyere Cheese TffSt 49' dle Tpke., demolition of single­ A ">^1151" for your Chinese dinners family dwelling, $700. Fruit Drinks ?HOP* uSStSHnm 3 c«ISni *1 LaraoyHoofOes ‘>“31' Stop & Shop Soft M argarine 3 •*& *1 Leo Cloutier of Vernon for Rath Sliced Bacon Cheese Lasagna New! STOUFFER’S SOUPS Delicious with chow mem. Pillsbury Bal&rd Ovtn RMdy BiscuitsI lOtSBS' Start Your Danld Dlenst, 343 Summit St., HICKORY SMOKED A A ( Fresh Cole Slaw THIS WEEK MINESTRONE alt^ w n s to dwelling, $900. For breakfast Chicken or Beef Pies SPak Pizza Ch 2 « 8 9 * Delicious Choked Fish Cakes 59 ^ • Q.H.L. Construction of Lavoris Mouthwash ^ » 6 9 ' Nepco Sliced Bacon STOCK UP NOW SEE THE Rockville for Chester Kumlckl, Sweet Life Beans 4 1“ptp. 89* 81 Ridgewood St., addition to Give The Kids A Real Treat! COMPLETE ^mrmwin$Tinnnnn^ Each Carnation Fried Clams dwelling, $10,000. m m m m m m 3 9 1 SET ON 59* m m m u m m m No Purchase Necessary! DISPLAY •I SAVE 50' \ SAVE 2 5 ' SAVE 2 5 ' W SAVE 6 ' WITH THIS COUPON SAVE WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON on a 3.3 02 bottle on an B o ile r REAL UNDERGROUND onaMMbox ont IBToiboi ^ onwMirnon 4 ban • on a 7 01 can 04 I ^ a l s VALUAlUt COUfn>rj VALUABLE COUPON VAliJAH LI r . O U S 'O N V A LU AB LE COUPON V A I UAUl E C O U I’< IN ROCK Personal Silence Maxim LONDON (AP) - Seven gi­ Spic Dash Vitalis a i l ant Mnderground tunnels, ear­ i ! | Tangerines12«59' marked by the government and Ivory is |j|Freeze Driedf and Laundry ” Dry Ok ■ For M b. can For 28-oz. Bot. For 6-oz. Jar London Transport for use in the S I Pop Com for popping 4ifcB9* extension of the city’s tube Soap Control Golden Coffee Hill's Bros. MR. CLEAN NESCAFE Span Detergent 1 EMactIve Mon. Oct 23 EltactWa Mon., Oct 23 Peanuts-in-SnMl 2d^89‘ train ayatem nrixt year, are Elltctlv«Moa.OcL23 EllactIvaMon.. Oct 23 EflecUvt Mon., Oct 23 thru Sat. Oct 28 Etlactlv* Mon.. Oct 23 thru Sat, Oct 28 thru S«t. Oct. 28 thru Sat. Oct 28 Assorted Foliage Plant *j:r 1 j99 COFFEE All Purpose Cleaner Dishwasher Di Instant Coffeo being sought for different u®®*’ thru Sat, O c l 2 t 1 llmH oiw bottH (Wf cutWiwf Umtt on* par cuitomar ^ | ' Milh CMOM and f i purduM MHh cMpon and n purchau NKIi coupon and t! NHh coupon lud IS purckooo Youtfi organization! have asked ! ^poo [UStocKGhoplAiUi^l EtfKtiwimSN..0ct.2a Ehodloo thru M ., Oct.» EHtcUn livu Sat. Ocl. 2a EHoctiMtknitai. offlolala for permiiilon to stage IMtlCMaMPerPaotly limit 1 Coupon Por Family I M I I Coupon Pi UniM 1 Coupon P« Family dod doncerU and amateur dra- 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER t V Y B o o r g r M t i O D Y ' S I V M Y l O O n IV a iY B O D Y S ■ m Y iQ D Y i matlM In the tunnela, built dur­ CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE ing th# Second World War a i air Stop & Shop will gladly redeem your Federal Food Coupons LIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE CLIP ArJC SAVE raid ihelters. p a g e tw en ty -six - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche»ter. Conn., Wed., Oct. ijS. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn., Wed.. Oct. 85.1878— PAOETWEWTY-SEVEW.

Wife in Name Only BEEF EATER’S SALE! During their courUhip, Hannah spoke soulfully to Jim about the WERE DETERMINED TO HAVE joys of raising a family. But right after the marriage, she changed her' tune. In fact, she refused to have sexual relations with him. Finally Jim sued for an annul­ ment. “She is a wife in name only,” THE BEST OVERAU PRICES! he complained in court. “She OPEN SH O P -R lT h deliberately misled me with all that talk about raising a family. The marriage was based on SHOP A&P WEO RIR A LOWER TOTAL R)0D HU! fraud.” TIL “Maybe I was less than hon­ est,” Hannah conceded. “But if DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK CUARANTEE ON A U MEATS people had to tell the truth, the ntfpre whole truth, and nothing but the MIDNIGHT YNAT'S RKHT. DOIMU YOUR MOMV MCN IF YOU AM NOT COMPUTIIY SATISFIED WITH truth before the wedding, there ANY MEAT PUKNASE AT A4P WEO. (PIKE lAIEL OR MClSTER TAPI IS NECESSARY, OF COURSE). would be mighty few marriages." Nevertheless, the court granted 6 DAYS WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Jim an annulment. The judge said BONELESS BEEF BONE IN -iyii SIRLOIN NOT N.Y. CUT Hannah’s deception involved no A WEEK! KEEP minor matter but an essential » ^ y-i element of matrimony itself. It is true that the taw will over­ look a certain amount of what it calls “the deceptive arts” in CLOSED courting. But deception about the intent to have sexual relations is SUNDAYS BEEF P R iC E R oO eltl SviUtut usually considered too vital to be condoned. This is so even if the subject of sex is never mentioned before TOP SIRIOIN I the wedding. Courts say that the sexual relationship, even if not TO P ROUND discussed, is nonetheless con­ 587 E A S T M ID D LE Redeem Your sidered—by common consent— SHOULDER '%* S i e a h A to be implied in the contract of TURNPIKE Federal Food Stamps WHOLE marriage. FRESH On the other hand, tying about MANCHESTER at Shop-Rite fE Y E O F I something less important will not ^porterhouse ] ordinarily justify an annulment. ROUNOI For example; DOWINl OR T-BONE I ROAST! Chielbcii'PaJtiA A disgruntled wife sought a t « » decree on the ground that her Grocery Savings t f i ? spouse had lied about having a WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE COUPON CViiiCkcitA I w ■ lb. •C H IC K E N S OR QUARTERED 35 college education. But the judge WIIHPART5 *lO« decided this was not adequate ■ovBiiaiT-rMSH •LEGfLEC QUARTERS oebacx -St • grounds to annul the marriage. FABRIC AJAX ,1 ROASTUN “Surely every representation Towards the purchase of U N D E R A A A WITH leading up to a marriage cannot' LAUNDRY DETERGENT $1 or more I CHICKENS I •• BREAST QUARTERS WIMCS Sw ' be material,” said the judge. “The SOFTENER fact that a brunette turned to a n !RS!a4t ' • LEGS WITH THIGHS 55‘ blonde overnight, or that the PORK, POULTRY, BEEF, VEAL m r s N i s M E beautiful teeth were discovered FROZEN MEAT NO INCLUDED 'SUPER RKHT'QUAUTY to be false, or that the ruddy ‘^ 3 9 ^ ON YOUR pink complexion gave way sud­ 69« WITH THIS Good at any Shop-Rite martieL BY THE PIECE denly to pallor, or that a woman ALL VARiniES ------§H5P?HTE------N EX T M EAT COUPON Coupon Kmit one perfamily. BOLOGNA misstated her age, would lead no Coupon expiras Sat, Oct. 28,1972. BONELESS BEEF ___ court to annul the marriage for PURCHASE MFG fraud. The fraud must relate to SHOP-RITE FRUIT COCKTAIL something vital.” S LIC E D fr es h eRBKH & H A L V E S A public service feature of the TOASTER TARTS o r P EA C H ES YELLOW CLING ITA U A N 'SBt OR AMMCAN C? American Bar Association and BEEF FIRST CUT the Connecticut Bar Associa­ r rORKSMRME tion. 'Written by Will Bernard. O 1972 American Bar Association 4 o r 9 9 I RED OR BLUE CAN SOUR CREAM CHIPS (S-oz.) CHUCK IfflS iK M E n BARBEQUE CHIPS-(5-oz.) I SUNSHINE - SCHULERS Social M A R t e O N ^’^iNwienitauT ^ U.S. NO. ' MINIMUM COME POTATO CHIPS ■ STEAK 1-2 . U.S. NO. I-GRADE SIZE A Security Ahoy Liquid 3 Ji:: 1“ CENTER CUT - ' Y O U R S ■ 111 Peanut Butter 63* i , •'•gie, >-'? \ Q. I am enrolled in the medical CHOICE Q ^ I USDA AppionWay ^ t M CINTOSH I A insurance program under 1 - I BEEF CHOICE COM»MB(W ITNS’OffLAML) WITH COUPON BELOW Medicare. A friend told me that I ■ should ask my doctor to accept Frozen Food Savings Armour Hash ''r 43 |,v X flPPlES “assignment” on my medical ” CHUCK STEAK POTATOES MEAT LOAF. SIRLOIN. ITALIAN.TURKEY ORCHICKEN WHY PAY MORE? 5 9 DOVE UQUID bills. Can you tell me what AAPSiCTKMS “assignment” is? SWANSDNS MINUTE MAID BEEF B O n O M Grapefruit 4 I A. "Assignment” means that DINNERS ORANGE JUICE a .:, 3 9 * the medical insurance payment _ CALIFORNIA USDA a a e 10 will be made directly to the doc­ ASiGS* 2?.» 97‘ CHOICE Trash Bugs 10 to r by Medicare. The Kleenex Tissues 3?.^ 89* snw “Assignment” method can be '?.? 6 5 ' 1 CHUCK ROAST tMUie used only if both the doctor and 79 3 Dinty Moore In Our Dairy Cases Deli Dept.! Wish Detergent 83* patient agree to it. One advantage 49* o n a n h SEALTEST LIGHT re L IV a Y BEEF BONELESS ■unuQOAtms for the patient is that a doctor in CANNED DISINFECTANT IJS. DETERGENT Quick Oats •x:- 36* accepting “assignment” agrees COTTAGE CHEESE S W IFT H A M ALUMINUM FOIL AMMONIA CUAMe - Lond O' Lakes that his fee for medical services Top Job ?-- 47* A 6P will be no A N N P A t t CONDENSED ALL more than the LYSOL SPRAY U M. "reasonable charge” set by . CHUCK REYNOLDS WRAP ■ A IV F O t M H U Ketchup Facial Tissues 5 %"99* Medicare. Another is that he 5-t). 0 rio“ o F r , 4VO. infum il -3 2 ' SANIWICN NACS doesn’t have to pay Medicare’s 6 9 ^ can? »* t t U T M I LABE^ j bo. 5 4 - 9 9 * 1 m . « - 5 5 * share of the bill and wants to be A U BEEF AND AU MEAT 4 9 9 ^ OCEAN SPIAV Jell-0 Buggies paid back. f i^ » a n n O, O Q t i f S H O P -R IT E ggi POT BOAST Cranberry cocktail “a 69 ANNPAa-TIUOW CAMPMLLS Q. My mother, who was 68 FRANKS TOCMT-FMMAtf FOR THE LAUNDRY years old, died last month. Since I MABSARINE L BATHROOM TISSUE Coke Mixes 29 WHY PAY MORE? 5 .*- 99* GENERAL MILLS Tomato Soifp 4 -- 43' paid some of her doctor bills, ’ Health & Beauty Aids Look-Fit jm v SOUOWNITI could I receive any payments 0 I~ IfCUULHIfREGULAR a«si(nozm k. ^ DASH DETERGENT from Medicare for these bills? PRDTEIN 21 SHAMPOO CHEERIOS Sturkist Tuna wHth) 4 7* CHARMIN Corn Mixes A. You could receive partial MW I I A I P C D D A V '^ E G . HARD TO HOLD, REG. UNSCENTED, & ^OUR lono's Phxa 12 79' NAKHMA ^ WITH COUPON 9 . Ih $ 4 9 7 reimbursement. You should ask o r n A i n O r l l A I UNSCENTED HARD-TO-HOLD 13-oz. CHOICE ___ ^ I GROUND BEEF KB AFT BELOW I JAMPAMn-SUOO WITH COUPONOUPON ISO.. A A h B & M Beans the doctor for a receipt showing •Appetizer Dept. b. |M Italian Dressing ir 37* 4 “ .v: 3 9 ^ STORE SLICED POLISH IMPORTED WHY PAY MORE? BELOWow pi“) you paid the bills in full and the M Whhe Broad 4 Mon'S date, place, charge for, and description of each service. Call SHOP-RITE ROLOGNA CHOPPED HAM HOOONART-ANTIPnSPIRAHT MAYONNAIM Applesauce your ^ t Hartford Social Securi­ Secret Spray ••= ■ Hellmann's lONA-VIUOWailK ty office for help in completing a DAILY . 8 9 ^ •^-Ib. w W m V F N M claim for payment. Our number CHUCK GROUND M gw, HUNT’S Sliced Peaches Cut Litter is 244-3717. Fruit Drinks Tomato Paste m MONTE SMEI HERSHEY'S K EFIllS Q. I’m signed up for both parts S E E D L E S S ^ CUT SHORT FOR BROILING of Medicare. After a car accident LAYER CAKE MIXES SPACHETTI Dixie Cups 100 63* last month, I had some teeth Franco American6'.» 1 # CREAMED CORN broken and had to go to the FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT CANDY BARS a U R E I hospital for jaw surgery. Will BEEF RIB DUNCAN HINES SMI-SWIIT _ - — .V • CREEN PEAS Ajax Liquid Me^care pay any of this? Hestles Morsels 57* \ A. Yes. Medicare covers this 'i:. STEWED TOMATOES 2 4 ; 8 9 ^ ■ATIWOOMTISSHI type of surgery, but not ordinary 3 *100 A6P Scott's dental care. [ 6r- 59*^ 1 STEAKS Chocolate Tips 'i; 54* • FRUIT COCKTAIL Q. I’ve been carrying my own . CR R^CRh RDRflirilCC yellow1___ health insurance for years. Since •ATTIMI C LEA N w a s h e d BONELESS I’m getting close to 65, I was EXTRA f a n c y ^ O C r Pampers wondering if I should keep my Spinach Cucumbers BEEF SHOULDER STEAK own private insurance or eivoll in CUT FOR LONDON BROIL WU%iRAll^tWII Medicare. Can you advise me? ALLVARiniESSWEET OdC SHOP-RITE ' _ _ Eight Clock 79 A. Check with your iiuurance FOR OVEN OR POT WHY PAY MORE? company before you reach 65. Grapes * > 0 ^ Cider COFfBCARI(FROIIH) Most private insurance com­ BONELESS BEEF, BONELESS BEEF panies adjust their coverage at 65 Sara Lee CROSS RIB ROASt CHUCK STEAK so that it pays only for items not VALUABLE COUPONM v ALUABLE COUPON covered by Medicare. Don’t WHY PAY MORE? 1I H F m n o M delay, because you’d have to enroll before the month of your ■ Boneless Beef for Stew Calif. Chuck Steak ttth birthday to get full Medicare aCEF THIN cur TOP ROUND OR TOPSIRLOIN protection as soon as you ^ 65. Boneless Fresh Brisket Beef Roasts Q. I just found some aoctor BONE M w h y p a y m o r o bills from last year and was wondering if I could still send Beef Short Ribs Bottom Round Roast them into Medicare for payment. WITH THIS COUPON LOIN PORTIONS W/CtNURS (9-11 CHOPS) BEEF TOP ROUND OR Can you tell me if there is a time Towards the purchase of 1-pt 6-oz. bottie WITHTHIS COUPON Quartered Pork Loin j95^_^o£Sij1oinJtea^^ limit on claiming Medical ex- from 1971? Ivon Liquid Bottle O f 100 ERESHCUTFORBAR-B-QUE A . Yes, there is a time limit. Dish Detergent ExOedri- It’s December 1972, for services Qood at any Shop-RHa martuL Good at any Shep-Rtta marliaL CHICKEN received from October 1970 Coupon limit ona par famiV. CeuponNmH ona par famiV. Coipon tipirti Sat, Oct. 28,1972. through September 90,1971. It is M H Co IP on axpvaa Sat, O d . 28, 1972. December 31, 1973, for services PARTS ___ received from October 1, 1971 lEm W l SavelS* M M P Save 20° (UIUlflrtlUliF through September 30,1972. Ipricot offpctive thru Sat., Oct - jT' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALD, Manchater, Conn., Wed., Oct. 25,1972 OUR BOARDING HOUSE wUh MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN N»YT X X COMSIMMIP ROCK COLLSCOM' 1 PECIPEPON EUTTBRELV blA. YA«, Ttt Ite OUPINARY UMH«P V o« WHAT \ VBR IMTAKB V « WU. I* THIRTY 1 IF y « * PORTISAN HALVE A S A HOSSV, OKlCe, B U T W ’A«3RB I COLLECTING 1 AUi»HTfiVEN A 5M0Hiy ruitPtAQt vipulp appcmi I n v i r n I KSLeVAlDR BUCK6> anjr w r PIPHT- FULtAlV 1 THOOOHT ABOtiT IT, TH' L E S S 1 _ JB a f t e r WITH ^ BB^PLV AHiriWR «T »C K M t PM MV Luo«yi OORincmr WITH VBR TMOUOHT OF IT/ WHEN PLBAS- MY FISHIN' MET SOME on ufe:* bumpy bvw ava/ but w DtBCOVERYi • L liH J ij WITH / INnUTWVTKP CVLINOm ORIRACK, IT URB BRCOMSS WORK, ITS TIME RAY" IF 1 HAPPEN ID FEEL SCIBNYISTB INBIBTON Kf^INdl AMlOTHeMANV IT? y WITH COUUP O'OOATYA i! > TURN TD SOMETHIN' ELSB- LIKB RUNNIN'Ar TH' BOMEIHINA HAPPeN«/-«-M^-MAFF(- INCR8M8NT SO^AOMMi. LIKE SIRO WKTCHIN'/ TtjlN IMAPC MY OIONIFI CW>}T POUCHi News ntOMVBK oStBRVATlON-^PAPeR WITHQlfY, G R A N D UNIO STANWFRAyl AIR l» VlrtTUAUV FIBSPROQP.'

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if* Even though we cut our prices, we didn t cut our stamps. Or uur quality. So you II not only find low priros on the finest moots, produce, nationally advertised grocery product* MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD our own high quality brands, plus hundreds of other things you ond your family use most, you II find o stump bonus || I n PHILADELPHIA... | I WONDER IF I WHAT GOOD WOULD IT WAS ' M YStSTen OID N O T CO/SAMIT While many of the emerging COULD ASK VOU IT DO TO BRING IT R U LED A SUICIDE! SHE IN mE BEST nation! of the world are in polit­ on top of every botgoin. Voluoblr; Triple-S Blur> Stamps with every purchase. Its what sets us opart. And puts you ohe A FEW QUESTIONS UP AGAIN/ THE SUICIDE/ O F HEAL TH — AN D VERY H A P P Y ABOUT VOUR POLICE COULDN'T — BECAUSE SHE HAS QOING TO ical turmoil and social upheav­ SISTER'S DEATH/ DO ANYTHING WHEN al, the little landlocked country tT UADDPUC HEARING of Swaziland in the south of A WORD* Africa is an example of stabil­ t s s s s a J ^ 10-XS" ity and serenity. To hail its varied attributes and natural resources, Swazi­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL land has issued four new stamps dedicated to "Tour­ I'^ IV e been 3BTnN& ism ." W A t HAVE VOU BRDUOMT THAT FROM MV OESTER Each of the stamps bears a ME FROM 1H£ NaV WORLD ? WHATSNEW FOR TEARS local , scene and a portrait of A80uri3DRN?| King Sobhuza II who has ruled for more than SO years, one of the longest reigns of any mon- BYALVERMEER arcli in the world. PRISaLLA’S POP The 3 1/2 cents shows a VOU EMBARRASSJ BBSIOES, V IL L ^ group of local maidens in front BOTTS! HOW WILL \ MINK of their traditional “ Beehive V D U <3E T r ) = S O M E - Hut’’ where they will perform ON THE / THIfsKS! ALL PURPOSE E olS J£- their reed dance. The 7 1/2 U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S. G OV'T. GRADE A' FRESH AMERICA'S FAVORITE cents pictures a closeup view of the Beehive Hut, constructed of POTATOES THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA woveh grass. The 15 cents fea­ BEEF R O A S T CHICKEN LEGS HEINZ KETCHUPI tures a view of the Zulwine £ 3 Valley in all its beautiful color. ' BONELESS WITH 14-OZ. U.S. THANKS FOR ....AND, IF The cents depicts fishing on SHOULDER OR THIGHS BTL. NO. I THE OPINION POLL© ©MOW Tl. KEEPING ME ELECTED, I PROMISE the Usutu River. This river is BOTTOM ROUND LB. LB. 2 5 t SIZE A 2 0 ^ 9 9 « you INSPIRE VERY LITTLE IN FO R M E D , TO TAKE THE Ideally located near Swazi’s 9 9 « CONFIDENCE WITH TH E W ILM A / DALE CARNEGIE newly developing timber indus- PUBLIC, SENATOR/. COURSE // try- d3 ’-as IV The U S. Postal Service will It's Grand Union's own brand. Your guoronteo of tho finost quality BY PHILKROHN salute stamp collectors on the GUMMER STREET 125th a n n iversa ry of U.S. ^ LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF EXTRA VALUE at o price substantially less than the comparable national brand. 10-25 stamps by issuing a new 8-cent V&(, VJHAr'6 IT'S A W ALKING 5 ^ com m em orative. The design THAT? f o o t b a l l m f o m ! will be based on the Benjamin n D 1 Franklin stamp of 1847, the first WE’RE BRINGING DOWN WE’RE BRINGING DOWN WE'Ri BRINGING DOWN WE’RE BRINGING DOWN U.S. adhesive. It will be re­ THE COST OF DAIRY FOODS IT leased Nov. 17 in New York City THE COST OF MEAT THE COST OF GROCERIES THE COST OF PRODUCE where this first stamp was orig­ inally issued. □ MOTT’S RED DELICIOUS COTTAGE Issuance of the stamp collec­ BEEF ting item will also mark the , □ APPLESAUCE □ APPLES □ CHEESE LIVER GRAND UNION MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER publication date of the 1972 \ l-LB. 9-OZ. JAR U.S. NO. 1 - 2'/4" AAIN USPS mini-album which will i SWIFTS PREMIUM WE MUST RID OURCITY \ USED TO BE . contain all of this year’s com- / 2 9 c IIB. y MY FELLOVVAMERICANS, I’MJrtERE^^ col'n. OF CRIME, AIR POLLUTION Ho r s e s , n o w i t V memorative stamps together c 3 5 ‘ T O IMPROVE LB. L^-^rrT7TTTT7TTtgIl!gM =MBmann2ia ^ AND 1 WANTT S U P ^ R T .' AMO NOISE/ WE MUST KEEP POLITICIANS with descriptive text. OUR STREETS CLEAN/ It was on July 1, 1847, that PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI U.S. postage stamps came into SPINACH □ AMER. SINGLES being. ’The first two depicted □ S&W CORN □ EYE ROUND ROAST WHOLE KBiNEL OR GARDEN FRESH 104DZ. PKG...... KRAnCOL. 12-OZ.PKG...... portraits of George Washington BONELESS BEEF LB...... CHAIRMAN, rASj.CHAIRWOfAAN HER HoNOR,THE PRESIDENT CREAM STYLE 1-LB. CIAN ...... S ra e la O O □ PILLSBURY ROLLS WHIC-H IS B E T T E R ,) (10 cents black) and Ben Frank­ JUICE ORANGES OR N\ADAfA CHAIRPERSONP OF THE U NITEO STATES'. □ RU/V\P ROAST 4-LB. B A G ...... CINNAAAON 9Vt-OZ. CONT. .. ( lin (5 cents brown). BONELESS BEEF ROUND LB...... TO/V\ATO SAUCE HUNT'S 8-OZ. C A N ...... 1 0 r o n 9 9 * I > Details on the exact design CARROTS o and opportunities for first-day □ SHOULDER STEAK FRESH TENDER l -LB. PKG...... X FOR ' W BEEF FOR LONDON BROIL LB...... KLEENEX TISSUES cancellations will be released ASST. COLORS DELICIOUS APPLES "MENU soon. □ BONELESS STEAK BOX OF 200 ...... 'KM RED AND eXXOEN Z 5 9 4 ( h [ • • • TOP CHUCK BEEF LB. U.S. #1-2'/4" AAIN...... O FOR CHICKEN OR COILIGLE...... CA/V\PBELL'S SOUP in * MAGIC" Here is some pertinent infor­ AVOCADOS 1 TfsJ»ME.AlnliEWEj □ »M«HtE>MlyEifsE»E»E mation on a new catalog and a □ CUBED STEAKS FLORIDA EA...... 3 9 ^ new album. BEEF ROUND OR CHUCK LB...... WELCHADE DRINKS WHITE OR REG. GRAPE O « / K I6 H t \\ The 1973 edition of the New 1-QT., 14-OZ. CAN ...... W FOR V V SAVE ON FROZEN FOOD ' K I G H T BY DICKCAVALU American Catalog by Minkus SHOULDER TANGY HORSERADISf p-?s- . O N , , WINTHROP reveals that U.S. stamps have RECIPE DOG FOOD m o q c MINUTE ADDS DELICIOUS FLAVOR g > l R L ^ ! more price changes than in any □ STEAK MAID ^ r U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF □ TO POT ROAST / /i previous edition. Among the ORANGE JUICE s h e U. e w r r c H T O " t h e c r u e l BONELESS CRISCO OIL 75c r c a n T o o t o t h e s t o p s k i c w , i 'l l wa,TCH IT FOR SOU AND TE LL more than 9,500 changes are 6-OZ. CAN DINNER MENU BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WORLD O F TESeiE TE«VRFULl' MR. ABERNATHY MOM... I'M WATD-IING A GFiDVr SCLl HOW IT COME© OUT. unused Columbians of 1893 Pol Roast with Horsoradish Sauce* BEFORE HE'S HALFWAY DCWN I co w e o v A^C^'IF.' which rose by $350 (the set is NESTLES' QUIK ^ q . Mashed Potatoes Broccoli POOR HOWIE EVEN GETS THE F=P0NTWALK. GULP... A H ,.. listed at $3,227.50); the 1847 10- 1 .2 9 ,. C O C O A MIX 2-LB. CAN ...... Tossed Salad HOW ABOUT, TONGUE-TIED TALKING GiMJp. FOR Bread and Butler ER...AH...HELLO, '\/L center is valued at $2,000 for an 1.00 ER.,,AH...A TO Fl o s s ie 's p ic t u r e . J \ j m O NAPKINS I FLOSSIE...GULP... unused single; a plate block of CHICKEN LIVERS Fresh Pear Half Broiled with Cinnamon CATE... GULP.. CORONET 180 IN PKG...... W F O « ! • W Milk Tea or Coffee I f - six stamps of the Panama-Pa­ GENUINE FRYERS LB...... TASTl FRIES cific issue will go for $4,500, a GRAND UNION l -LB. 4-OZ. PKG . POT ROAST CHICKEN BREASTS WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE raise of $1,500. It sells for $4.50. W ITH RIB FRESH LB...... The U.S. Plate Block Album, NANCY LYNN BAKED GOODS TASTl FRIES 3 lb. bottom round roost of beef AAAER. KITCHEN l -LB. 4-OZ. PKG. .. lo-ZS by H.E. Harris is a new con­ CHICKEN WINGS 2 loblespoons Grand Union shortening or noK cept. The two-volume loose-leaf U.S. GRADE 'A' FRESH LB...... WHITE LENDERS BAGELS CFJMU oil set is comprehensive and sells PAN TURKEY ROAST BREAD PLAIN, O N IO N , ECX; 12-OZ. PKG. 1 teaspoon Grand,Union garlic salt for $15.95. Both volumes Include SWIFT'S FROZEN 2-LB. BIG GOLD TOP MEAT LASAGNA V« teaspoon rosemorjr WHITE & DARK MEAT ...... VESJ- accurate identifying informa­ 1 -LB. 4-OZ. LOAF ROAAAN 12-OZ. PKG...... 6 ounces bottled horserodish &EWAV to/K tion for all plate blocks of the □ PAN TURKEY ROAST APPLE CIDER 2 cups chopped onion same design with varying per­ SWIFT'S FROZEN 2-LB. SENECA 6-OZ CAN ...... cup Grand Union flour BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE ALL WHITE MEAT...... BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE CAPTAIN EASY forations and/or methods of FOR 1.00 5 tablespoons cold woler printing. Historical sketches COOKIN' BAGS BANQUET 5-OZ. PKG. BEEF, M 1. Brown meat in shortening or oil in Dutch A R E N 'T AND SUPPOSE DEAR” UNCLE BOB" accompany all commemo- W HOT IS A GAMBLER TRYING TO HOOK IF HE R B B P n A $ » . . w ENGLISH MUFFINS TURKEY. CHICK, ALA.KING ■* oven or deep pan. SOU GETTING WHAT WAS VOUR BET W H ETH E R NN ratives. 2 9 * IN R A TH E R YOU,DANNY? ABOUT MR. PAN2IHI LATE RIVAL-THB 'AN D r FAIL TO PBOVB DOGS I I n a n c y LYNN 6 IN PKG...... 2. Sprinkle garlic soil ond rosemory over ANY TRICKERY- THE- LATE, DAHNT? y e a h . TH ATS MAGICIAN. EL GRAND UNION meat. WHAT'6 BEEN BIOO.OOO 60B5 TO EL The Turks and Caicos Is­ PIABOLOS PAUGHFERl 3. Add water to horseradish to moke up to WORRYING ME, lands, a British Crown Colony 1LB. IC TOO, PKG. 1 ^ ' 1 cup and pour over meat. comprising groups of islands 1.35 4. Cover and cook over low heat for 2-2 V4 TEAH, southeast of the Bahamas has I...U H ... hours, or until just fork tender, LET GIGI ■ issued four new stamps com­ SLICED BACON 5. Add onions and cook, covered for 30 memorating “ Discovers and TALK ME EARLY/MORN. l -LB. PKG minutes. Explorers’ ’ who were famous in INTO TAKIMG SLICED MEATS 6. Remove meat from pan. HER FORA EKACTLY!.,. reaching the Americas. □ PURING HIG L A S T COLONIAL l-LB. PKG. 7. Add enough woter to sauce to make 4 RIDE. 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OF W « E R / ^ - K d id y o u k n o w THAT ALL /MEAT, ALL BEEF, PRISONERS ARE.' AND IT POES ONE TAINO- OLEY OLEY IS So pleased WITH HIMSELF THAT HE PLACES A Rhodesia and Russia once used GRILL l-LB. PKG. 95' GOES IN TO KICK ...THE ,MAUMEE PHONE CALLTD STAlFV IN MAUMEE-ANP GETS NOANSWER l in e holds - and a t l a s t h e their postage stamps as money EARNS THREE LEGITIMATE POINTS . . . Even stamps honoring the 25* OFF P.A.,0L£Y?Y0UR old WtoMAN 50< OFF 20* OFF WITH THIS CCXJPON PROBABLY SWOONED WHEN Olympic Games have been 15* OFF WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE O f BTL. Of 100 fouled up. The U.S. stamps for AND PURCHASE OF PKG, OF60 AND PURCHASE OF 1 5-OZ. CONT. the 1932 Winter Games depicted AND PURCH/\SE OF 9-OZ. 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World Mourns Passing of Robinson, Dog Shoots Man Manager of Year BALLSTON SPA, N.Y. (AP) - la a near fatal variation on the old dog-bttes-man, man-biteiMlog theme, an elderly hunter hu A ward to A nderson Called Greatest Atbiete by Nixon been hoapltalhed In good condi­ tion after being ihot by a hunting NEW YORK (AP) - George The former second baseman, who Sport* Editor Jackie's mother a year later, and the family moved to dog. TRUCKLOADS “Sparky” Anderson, molder of the (3n- spent 10 of his 11 playing years In the STAMFORD (AP) — A man of courage died ’Tuesday; the Saratoga County iherifl’i Pasadena, Calif. i^nor leagues, was sitting in his office \ whole world mourns his passing. deputies said Charles R. Brown, clnnati Reds, today was named Manager Black or white, young or old, athlete, politician or plain Jackie always was a standout athlete, even on the san from his own 20-yard line and the ball rolled down on our half­ On the field, Robinson was a star—and would have been a But Jackie Robinson was more than just another baseball 825x15 27.70 2.34 Pittsburgh. Out R'-,j star no matter what the color of his skin. For 10 seasons in the Sanderson^McKenzie Liver •560x15 size made for Volks- I 7 ')‘t yard line. Another time he punted and the ball was dead on star. He was an intelligent, articulate, concerned black “wagen Beetles. our one. I don’t even know his name, but he’s one great major leagues, he had a career batting average of .311 and American—and his autobiography reflects this. I’lu- 1 73 855x14 29.56 2.46 Y Basketball •Fit standard or super bug, I I I punter.” built a reputation as the best base-runner in the game. He was Most of the book is devoted to his post-playing days, what Scene as Blazers Lose Out including Ghia. elected to the Hall of Fame in 1962, the first year he was he calls “After the Ball Game.” Robinson discusses his Clinic Dates • Full 4 'ply sturdy nylon cord *15Wti lie walls 2 !i() F »ti .i eligible.” political affiliations, his conflicts with some of the more 855x15 30.29 2.48 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS loudly and so long that McKenzie, construction. SNOW WHITE - Lucy who tossed towels on the ice, was Off the field, Robinson managed to take all the abuse hurled All boys between the ages of 10- Derek Sanderson and Johnny militant black leaders, the influence on his life of the late Mathlews 141-350, Connie Smith given a bench penalty and at him and, as Rickey said, he “had the guts not to fight 12 years old, desiring to play McKenzie were expected to bring Martin Luther King, his business affairs, the drug addiction of NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED 130, Althea Jewell 162-136-417. Sanderson received two 10- SPECIALI Decision to Break Barrier back.” For Jackie knew that his role as “the first black” was midget basketball at the Com­ color and excitement to the new LIFETIME GUARANTEE his son, Jackie Jr., and his Interest in combatting drug abuse, World Hockey Association. The misconduct penalties and a game SNOW TIRE STUDDING too important to blow in a fit of rage. and the tragic death of Jackie Jr. in a car crash last year. munity Y must sign up now. WHITE WALLS *S |XTU A clinic will be conducted on first reports are in Sanderson and misconduct. !Ev«ry (ir« It guaronlMd (hroughout th« Ilf* of ^ m m , Reached in Log Cabin How could he manage to do it? Robinson writes about one “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other MISFITS — Dot Roberts 193- It was that kind of night for the J (h* original (r«od, rtgordins ol (im* or miltagt, S , the following nights at the Y, McKenzie are exciting, colorful incident which helped ease the pain: lives,” Robinson writes. 456, Jerry Roberts 512. Blazers, losers of five of their six I S ogoinsf monufoefunr's d*f*cti and oil rood hoz- S Get nxire stopping power on hard I S Nov. 6-13-20 and Nov. 8-15-22. and noisy. I k ordt, cud, bruit**, blowoud, *tc. W* will ol our snow and ice.Prevents slipping on “Children from all races came to the stands. The very young “Life owes me nothing. Baseball owes me nothing. But I ’The two men who played for games. And to top if off, Win­ l o opOon r*poir if ol no chorg*, or roploc* if, ^ hills. Studs wear at same rate as VERSAILLES, Ky. (AP) - The voted 15-1 against admitting The time will be from 6:15 to 7:30 Robinson and. Chandler recalled, seemed to have no hangup at all about my being black. They cannot, as an individual, rejoice in the good things I have been MY nRE HER the National Hockey League nipeg scored the final goal into an 1 ^ charging only for (h* omounl of (rood worn. g tire. We only stud brand new, un­ decision to let Jackie Robinson p.m. Wins at Roosevet driven tires. “Branch told me he couldn’t just wanted me to be good, to deliver, to win. The inspiration permitted to work for and learn while the humblest of my OiflsIoR of Instructors will be Tom Conran champion Boston Bruins last empty net. break major league baseball’s Sanderson scored first as bring the boy in unless I’m of their innocence is amazing. I don’t think I’ll ever forget the brothers is down in a deep hole hollering for help—and not and Collins Judd. PartlclpanU WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP) - season are the foundation of the color b ^ e r was made in a log Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead and assured of your 100 per cent small, shrill voice of a tiny white kid who, in the midst of a will be Instructed in rules, “Ironmead,’’ rated off a nilladelphia Blazers of the WHA cabin behind A. B. Chandler’s being heard.” Whol6»ale Tlra Go. held a 3-2 lead after two periods SALE backing and support.’’ racially-tense atmosphere during an early game in a Dixie hygiene, dribbling, passing and blistering early pace, vWon the with Sanderson at center and home. Robinson concludes, “I have always fought for what I Chandler asked if Robinson (own orioH niit^ ‘Attaboy, Jackie.’ SIT I r u l SL 17,000 pacing feature Wonday McKenzie as coach. as Andre • Lacroix and Dave 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SAT. Chandler, conunissioner at the believed in. I have had a great deal of support and I have tried team play. , . j „ Herrlman also scored. But Win­ 1145 TO LLAN DTPKE. WEO.thru could play, was told "yes, and When the clinic is concluded all night at Roosevelt Raceiwy. Both were slapped with heavy Opsn Lais Evsry Night time, met there with Brooklyn .jnd the young were my cheering squads. But to return that support with my best effort. However, there Is UiMkailw M»4M4 nipeg came back with three goals "then and there I de ZETA boys will be auigned to a team Ironhead, driven by R e|l Cor­ penalties Tuesday night when the MANCHESTER »c s p i Sat. ’til 6 p.m. General Manager Branch rlckey, people—neither black nor young—people of all one irrefutable fact of my life which has determined much of in the final period including the want it on my coa* for league play starting Dec. 5. To mier, won the mile event In 2:11- Winnipeg Jets came from behind “who wanted to talk about this IS and in all parts of the country, people who J Tbo ram tiru .s; / VTt'<• last one on a length-of-the-ice had deprived anyon what happened to me: I was a black man in a white world. I play In the league attendance at 5, scoring by two lengths ovefvthe to beat the Blazers 5-3. They boy he had lined up to play.” ess about my race.” never had it made.” favored “Lana Hill” . disputed calls by the officials so shot by Norm Beaudin. The other owners already had to play.” the clinic is mandatory. V- ,->^1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., O c t . 1171- PAGE TWIlTY-! PAGE nURTY-TW O- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M anctoter, Conn., Wed.. Oct.» . i m The “ Action Marketplace” Thw Keondmical W ay Butkus^ Play Cited j C^aches^ Corner Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Ta Advortifa Over 60,0*00 Daily Readers By Dave Wiggln—Manchester High 16 wordi. 8 days ...... ei.89 Fast Results Saturday’s game with Bristol Elastem, just about ruined any chances of ours of winning the CCIL title. It was a game 16 words, 6 days ...... 88.24 Including Brainwork COPY CLOSING’TIME FOR where we definitely were not mentally ready to play. I think 16 words, 10 days ...... 84.60 CLASSIFIED ADVER’TISEMENTS our kids thought that Bristol would be a pushover, and did 12;B0 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCAHON NEW YORK (AP) - Dick Butkus, The first fake was from a field goal not even bother to get up for the game. Now, Instead of still 20 words, 26 days ...... 814.56 mixing daring brainwork with his noted lineup, with quarterback Bobby being right in the thick of things, we find ourselves in the Happy. Ads ...... 81.50 inch Deadliae for Satarday and Moaday football brawn, today was named Douglass running six yards for a clutch middle of the pack with the also-rans. if 12:BB NCOS Friday National Football League defensive first down. After getting the word from Once again our offensive line failed to produce. Other than Jim Colla, the rest of the line did nothing. Time and time PHONE 643-2711 player of the week by The Associated Butkus, who blocks on the kicking unit, Press for leading the Chicago Bears’ 13- Douglass called an audible for the fake. again we were beaten off the ball and the few times we did MotorcyciMS-BicycIts 11 10 upset over the Minnesota Vikings get some blocking, our backs were not aggressive enough to 35 Then, from punt formation, Bobby HERALD — DrossmaKing 22 Help W anted Monday night. hit the holes. It was a pitiful exhibition of a club that is good PLEASE READ EXPERT repairing all makes oT HAPPY A D S Joe Green surprised Minnesota with a enough to win the title. BOX LETTERS bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- CUSTOM made ladies dresses, The veteran linebacker not only in­ YOUR AD speieds. Manchester Bicycle Shop. tercepted a Fran Tarkenton pass, set- fourth-down pass for 23 yards to Cecil Defensively, our inside six played well. They received very suits. Bridal gowns and veUs. Turner for a first down. For Yolir BERRY'S WORLR Also hand set fashion jewelry. EXPERIENCED . ting up the winning field goal, but called little help from our outside cornerbacks and our three deep Classified or “ Want Ads” are TWO GIRL’S Bicycles, one 20” InformaMon taken over the phone as a con­ 649-1133. Jlf-Bore a fake punt and fake field goal that led safties might just have well sat on the bench. I don’t think and one 26” 3 4 p ^ . 64341676. Butkus said he simply yelled, "Throw THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should Vertical Turret Lathe to key Bear first downs. it, Bobby Joe, throw it,” on Green’s the three of them made five tackles all day. Mike Coughlin, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Steve Dwyer and Bob Walsh did an excellent job, but you close the Identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT 1970 HONDA CB 450, exceUent CIntImatIc Operators a “The Vikings have a great kick rush,” pass. tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In condition, 2,300 miles. 643-9676. said the 29-year-old Butkus. "I studied don't win games with half a team. MORTGAGES, loans first answering blind box ads who lime for the next Insertion. The second, third. All kinds. Realty PURDY CORPORATION their films all week and then called the Ranking behind the 245-pound Butkus This week will definitely be a work week. Those who desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible lor (uriy ONE 1970 HONDA, 175, good statewide. Credit rating un­ 586 Hilliard SI. Manchostor a fake kick plays.” in defensive heroics were Pittsburgh aren’t ready to practice will not play Saturday. ’The day of can follow this procedure: Incorrect or omitted insertion for condition. Best offer over |S2S. necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ 649-9723 linebacker Jack Ham, who returned an the Saturday ball player is over and we are going to go with any advertisement and then only to Call after 4 p.m., 6464026. tial. quick arrangements. Alvin Herald photo by Pinto Chicago Coach Abe Gibron got a hand signal from Butkus before each fake and interception 32 yards for a touchdown in those who want to play. Enclose your reply to the box the extent oka “ make good" inser- Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 in an envelope — address to the 1970 HONDA CT 70, good Constitution Plaza, Hartford. nodded to go ahead with the trickery. a 33-3 victory over New England and Penney is a very aggressive ball club. They hit hard and lion. Errors which do not lessen the condition, low mileage, helmet FEMALE help!lp wanted for Classified Manager, Manchester Evenings, 2334879. pleasant Ugh^ clean, easy^easy, relax- Loose Ball Grabbed by Eagle Lineman Lou Casavant Butkus' deeds—mental and twice sacked Patriot quarterback Jim keep coming at you. They have a tremendous back in Paul value of the advertisement will not included, $250. 643-1323. . . . Sp s m o m Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by “ make good" inser­ mgng workr Thursday, Friday, physical—helped the Bears spill the Plunkett; Spider Lockhart of the New Bogar who runs like a back should run. He is difficult to MORTGAGES - Ut, and 2nd Saturday, Sunday only. You can ■my ho«« oMt y«« ..as Eagles Upended Fermi High to Hit .500 Record Mark memo listing the companies tion. ALMOST new mans reeling Vikings in the nationally York Giants, whose 29-yard interception brind down and our arm tackling will not contain him. ’They you do NOT want to see your mortgages — interim financing — work all or p r t of the above • liappya^l bicycle, $80. expedient and confidential ser­ televised game. runback for a score ignited the Giants to have a fine fullback in Mark Dionne who runs very hard and letter. Your letter will be days. Contact SDR Enterprises, 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- 742-9965. He swiped the Tarkenton pass at a 27-21 triumph over St. Louis; Miami is a great blocker. I feel this ball game is even. Whoever destroyed if the advertiser is TRIUMPH 1970, 650 cc, seml- 5129. chopped. Extras. $900. 649-0993, midfield and rumbled into Viking tackle Manny Fernandez, who got out of shows the most desire, will win. The question is: Did we lose one you've mentioned. If not it A utos F or Solo territory prior to Mac Percival’s 20-yard a sickbed, stole the ball from Buffalo ours after our third game? will be handled in the usual 5-7 p.m. week days. Business Opportunity 28 ^Happy 25th Anniversary UMass s in N.E. manner. MERCURY COMET, field goal in the fourth quarter that quarterback Dennis Shaw and set up the HELP WANTED automatic, V-B, power steer HONDA 1966, CA160, good MOM and DAD turned out to be the winning margin. touchdown that put the Dolphins ahead condition. Extras. |150. M94W93, Lost and Found door vinyl hardtop. New Love, BOSTON (AP) - Undefeated Holy Cross, which did not play last Butkus was in on five tackles and also for keeps in 24-23 victory; and Tommy new paint job. Asking |700' P '’'’ SHELL FLORIST Cindy and Perry weekend, maintained its No. 6 rating recovered a fumble but he seemed Nobis, a standout in Atlanta’s 10-9 upset Phone 742-9118. Massachusetts remains the No. 1 team Vernon Harriers Triumph LOST — Set of car keys, Vega and Services Offered 12 in the weekly Associated Press New with Connecticut holding onto seventh proudest of the fake kick calls. over Green Bay. Camero tags. Call 649-8^ after 5 DEALERSHIP DESIGNER after its 31-9 victory over Maine. 1968 GTX, 383, maganon type Full or Part-Timo England college football poll. p.m. engine, Cragar mags, fo u r-sp ^ , SNOW Plowing — AVAILABLE IN Happy Birthday The Minutemen, who rolled over Bridgeport, 6-0, moved into eighth As Trio Set Course Mark and residential. Reasonable Apply In porton FDUND, Two female mongrel low mileage. Gcn^ condition. VERNON LESLIE SCOTT Rhode Island last Saturday, 42-7, for place after a 42-7 rout of Cortland State After 5 p.m., 646-5879. rates. Also available as backup ‘D on ’f L ike to Get H iV Three runners bettered the Results: Corson (VM) 8:12; puppies, one all black, one rig. CaU 646-3467, 6474304. KRAUSE FLORIST Love, their fifth straight, received 172 out of a while Vermont polled 35 points for ninth Sports Slate course record yesterday after­ Martin (VM); Fedorchak (I); yeellow. Contact Andover Dog Ambitioui man dM irtd now for oi- VOLKSWAGEN 1969, 34,000 621 Hartford Rd. Manchostor Peter, Liz, Nancy, Marcy, possible 180 points, based on 10 for first, place after its 28-17 victory over New noon under ideal weather con­ Fogarty (VM); Colbert (I); Wiarden, 742-7194. SHARPENING Service - Saws, itlini 3-bay ranch style sorvict sta­ I Sue and the rest of the gang miles, brand new tires, |1,150. tion located on Routt 30 t 15. Thit 9 for second, etc. in the voting by sports Hampshire. Middlebury, which ditions as Vernon Middle School Lindstrom (VM); Anderson (I); Moving, must sell. 872-3286. knives, axes, shears, skates, writers and sportscasters from the six crumbled Hamilton 60-0 for its fifth Scared Larry Brown TODAY topped Illing, 22-33, in Kellsey (1); Grassette (VM); LOST, Male Sealpolnt Siamese rotary blades. Quick service. unit o fftn o)(collcnt profit potonlial to cat, Vernon Street, Manchester. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main tho ri|M individual. New England states. straight, remained in 10th place. Soccer Manchester. The loss dropped Flosdore (1). 1964 FORD Futura convertible, CALL 646-1700 to appty for Phone 649-4151 after 5 p.m. St., Manchester. Hours daUy 7:30- SHELL OFFERS: I Happy 12th Birthday UMass received first-place votes while HPHS at Manchester filing's record to 3-2 overall. An interesting side note to the standard, reasonable. Call 643- (£) 1*72 Sr NtA, position as an installment loan 5, Thursday 7:304, Saturday, ) EiceltenI Paid Trainini interviewer for local bank i LESfrsLiEscon ------1. Massachuesetts 5-0 172 Leading Week^s Back Cross Country Steve Corson of Vernon meet, only 39 seconds separated 1802. Man second-place Dartmouth received 6Vi. LOST, Boy’s Amf 20” bicycle, 7:30-4. 643-’/i958. • Financial Assistance with experience preferred. 2. Dartmouth 4-0 165 Vz Hartford Public at East covered the 1.5 mile course in the first 10 positions. gold with chrome fenders. 'Ugh! look at that air! Call HEW and lind out if any­ from the The other half-vote for first went to WASHINGTON (AP) — Larry Brown runs scared. 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, • Insurance and Retirement Plan 3. Harvard 3-1 135 Catholic 8:12 to set a new record. Team­ Reward. CaU 646-5242. SNOW plowing — experienced Kids at 457 Yale. “I don’t like to get hit,” the Washington Redskins’ running excellent running condition.itio thing's being done to make it perfectly clear!" > Many more benefits WANTED housewives to deUver 4. Yale 4-0 129 Vz THURSDAY mate Dave Martin was close commercial and residential. By Dartmouth, which is 4-0 following a back said. "I try to decrease the situations in a football game Player Swap Radio, heater, snow tires, Call colled, weekdays. 528-9404, ask maU in your own neighborhood. 5. Boston College 2-4 112 Cross Country behind with Illing’s Wes LOST, Savings Passbook No. 046- the storm. Manchester area. Call Flexible hours. No soUdting. 49-20 drubbing of Brown, received 165 Vi that might be detrimental to me. The only way to do that is to HOUSTON - The Houston winterized. Best offer. 6464140. ter Mr. Brophy. 6. Holy Cross 2-2-1 77 COC Meet at Bacon Academy Fedorchak third, also bettering 0-00011-0 Hartford National Bank 649-1993. Services Offered 12 B u ild in g -C o n tractin g 14 Immediate work. Phone 6484700 Oilers of the American and Trust Co., North Manchester Nifhts and weekends, call colled, Happy Birthday i points while Harvard moved up two keep moving.” Soccer the record. 1971 PINTO, four-speed, or apply at office. Independent 7. Connecticut 3-2 69 over. Brown has already amassed Conference traded wide receiver Office. Application made for pay­ TWO Handymen want a variety 289-2817, ask ter Mr. larvis. notches to third after a 33-15 victory Against Dallas last Sunday, Coventry at Parish Hall filing's last scheduled meet of excellent condition, many extras. SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - LEON CIESZYNSKl buUder - Postm System, 473 Hartford Rd., )R. ALAN GOLDSTEIN! 8. Bridgeport 6-0 46 650 yards rushing— tops in the Charley Joiner and linebacker ment. of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Or WrHe: over Cornell. Brown must have been terrified. Ellington at East Granby the season will be Thursday at Asking $1,700. Phone 640-9144. Factory trained mechanics. L & new homes custom built, Manchester. Love, 9. Vermont 2-3 35 league—and an additional 247 Ron Pritchard to the AFC Qncin- attics, c e ll^ cleaned. Lawns and remodeUng, additions, rec roonu, Yale dropped a notch to fourth, He piled up 95 yards on 26 Rockville at Newington Timothy Edwards School in Personals-Announcements 2 gardener’s service. CaU 643-5305. M Equipment, Route 83, Vernon, Super Chicken despite a 28-14 victory Columbia, as did 10. Middlebury 5-0 22 carries, for 34 yards for a yards on 22 pass receptions. That South Windsor. Avon High will nati Bengals for running backs CHEVROLET, Concours estate, 8724311. Monday-Thursday 8-5, garages, kitchens remodeled, SHELL OIL COMPANY' amounts to 47 per cent of the Portland at Cheney Tech Paul Robinson and Fred Willis in 1968 station wagon, V4, p w er oath tile, cement work. Steps, Others receiving votes: Amherst, touchdown, and added 100 yards also participate in the triangular SOMETHING WRONG? Consult LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Friday 8-9, Saturday 84. 477 Connedicut Blvd. Boston College after it lost to Pittsburgh Redskins’ entire offense. Windsor Locks at South Wind­ a National Football League trade. steering, autom atic. $1,150. dormers. Residential or commer­ The Manchester Evening Boston Univ., Colby, Northeastern. on seven pass receptions, one sor meet. yoour Maker! Read God’s word, moving large appliances. Burning East Hartford, Conn. happy Belated 35-20. Phone 649-5427. barrels dehvered. $4. 644-1775. ODD jobs — houses painted, cial. Call 6494291. Herald is now soliciting covering 19 yards for another Wirite now for literature. Bibles interior-exterior. Lawn care. You bids from firms in­ Anniversary touchdown. 0 & Books, P.O. Box 124, 1969 BUICK WILDCAT, two-door name it, we’U do It. Phone 649- DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, Lynn and Mickey Fendell For his performance in the ( I Manchester, Conn. CARPENTER available, days, additions, homes an AUTO REPAIR, INC Toomey. East scoring; R—Miller, The Hawks raced to a 22-point date. Playing well for Dling were 3845. available. Economy Builders, Flooring 19 e l m c e r a m ic s - 70 East H olb ro A . Poinis e (^ofuirnsrr Our If needtd: Wheel Cyis $7.50 ea., Center St., Manchester, day and Company lead and then withstood a second- The Beavers host Portland game captain Pete Bartolotta, drums turned $3 ta .front irta s i teali Inc., 6434159, 872-0647, evenings. spuciulisis s(>t (iwull, f.hoku 1969 DODGE Dart, 4 on floor, 2- BUI Rtliter - John Trocy evening classes, expert Instruc­ CROSSCOimTRY half Portland rally, snapping a High Friday and close out their Steve Pilver, Tom Darling while $4 50 pr , raiurn iprinfs 50( aa. FUEL - TUNE-UPS - ELECTRICAL FLOOR SANDING and ifacoos I imu fiiginr IJulancu i;ar- Sonlh CatfcoUc 24, Manchester 12 defensive standouts were Todd door, exceUent, one owner, $975. OIL - TIRES MASONRY — All types of stone, refinishing, (specializing In older tion. Firing, greenware, wiring, Manchester 22, Biilkcley 11 three-game losing streak. season Tuesday with Cromwell. 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connacticut liurutor 'Trst BlartiiiK. 6464628. ______brick fireplaces, walls, concrete floors). Also speciaUzing In Inside paints, suppliM. 643-0^, 648 Results: Bob Haidlnger, W, 14:09 (2.7 Rein, Gary LaBrec, Pete Charest, i.liary^in^ ‘.yBlunis, rylindrr miles): Nelson, SC; Ankuda, B. (P), ’XZ 3 COURTESY CARS steps, slaewalks. No job too painting and paper hanging. John 5524. An savof ofipoftuoUr ompicitot M /f Scott Garman and Steve Pastva, (U nipt UK MOM, at.crlrration 10—B om (P). Records: N (3-7), Hartnett, 1968 FORD Country sedan AVAILABLE small. Free estimates. Over 20 Verfaille, 646-5750, 872-2222. W: Lemicuz, M; WlUey, W: Grubellcfa, W; Illing’s next game will be station wagon, automatic, p w er years experience. After 5 p.m. Stubbs, SC. Rennet Still Undefeated Thursday at home against Sage steering, p w e r brakes, new tires. 643-1870. 644-2975. Moving-Trucklng-Stoi;age 20 Help Wanted 35 NEEDED experienced real EVENING Part-time h e lp wanted at Shakw’s Pizza Parlor. Granby II, ElUagton 41 Park of Windsor. * not Bvallable $650. 8724591. " ______HOURS. 8 AM. to S P.M, 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Wotkdoyt estate salesman, for our Top ten finishers: l-1)onald Fisher, 8 AM .tol P.M.Siturdoyi CARPENTRY - Repairs, BANQUET waitress wanted for Manchester office. Confidential Must be 18. Please call Mr. With Second Half Rally Goodyear Service Stores Two Atwoods Manchester Tire, Inc. MANCHESTER — Delivery — Nickerson for appointment, 176- 14:15 time tor new course record over 2.66 1965 FALCON station wagon, COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRING remodeling, additions, roofing. light trucking and package weekends. No experience interviews. CaU Len Ferri, At mllM EIUo(ton counc. Jack (G), — KELLY RO. ifld VERNON CIRCLE (lormorly Chirtil Etto) 295 BROAD STREET 0793. ______. Luaclnbuhl (E), — White (G ),-York (G). good running condition, $360.643- Call David Patria, South Wind­ delivery. Refrigerators, washers necessary. Phone 568-8904. Hurwlt and Simons, Realtors, Bennet Junior High's varsity jals from Brian Bolduc (2), I’ayo PHONE 646-0101 OPP. THE POST OFFICE AND PAINTING Foreign & Domeitic Car$ — CfuUir (G), - Cobb (G), 8 - Salley (E). Bengals Get Lineman sor, 644-1796. and stove moving specialty. 6481117, 2889525. PART-TIME Khool bus drtvars soccer team upped its 5-0-1 Stimac, John Paquette and Jeff MAIN ST. ON ROUTE 30 MANCHESTER — OWU.U. (E), 10 — Undfren. Records VERNON. CONN. Phone 643-1161 — M in c h iiltr 367 OAKLAND ST. Folding chairs for rent. 84tyil752. ^E wanted — part-time help wanted to drive in Town of Granby 10-1 W lln ^o o 5-10. record to 5-0-1 yesterday after­ Gorman. Windham scored only CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati VERNON, CONN. Allintic Credit Cerd 1966 MUSTANG. Fastback, WES RQBBINS carpentry ^ n te d , hours 8 a m. to 2 p.m. LOCAL General Insurance Manchester. Approximate houn noon by defeating Windham High once in the last half. Bengals obtained guard John Phont 875-0774 8«alb Wlndaar t l , RacfcvlUe 34 GOODYEAR HOURS: Up To 6 Monihi To Pey maroon, 289 engine, standard remodeling specialist. Adentions, ' and 7 p.m. until closing. Apply agency desires, experienced auto 7:154:45 a.m. and 2 4 M p.m. We frosh, 5-1, at Q i^ e r Oak Field. Best defensively for Bennet Shinners from the Baltimore Too ten finiiban: l-flteve Krylo (8W) in Mon. - Wh I. 8:30-6 Mon.-Wed. 8-5:30 - Thuri.-Fr. ' tranimlislon, radio, excellent rec rooms, dormers, bullt-lns, Read Hardees Restaurant, 354 Broad rating clerk, hours 84 p.m., WiU train. CaU 648-1871, aik lor u 'tf ^ tT S lH ; Brand (ft), McNeU Colts for an undisclosed draft 6 4 3 - 7 6 0 4 The Bears were held scoreless were Bruce Ballard, Allen Robb, Ihuri. ■ Ftl. 8:30-9 6 A.M. - 10 P .M .D iily 8 8 -S e t 8 I condition. Phone after 5 p.m., M C a l l bathrooms, kitchens, 6483446. Street, Manchester. salary negotiable. 643-0555. John. (IW ). KotpiMr (*W). Bkock (R), J ^ iw choice in an American iSW), laym (SW), Notl (R), (R). in the first half but came out Gorman, McNickle, Bob Standley Siturdiy 8:30-3 Sundiy 8 - 8 P.M. Bink Americird Not Avitlible 6434474. Herald Ads IW laabidi (R). RaoiiKla: 8W-U-2. R: 11-3. fighting in the second half and got and Marip Orduz. Conference NFL transaction. PAOK THIRTY-POUR- MANCHESTER E VENING HERALD, MawJieiter, Cotii.. W«I. Oct. t#7J. as MANCHF8TER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn,, Wed., Qct. 25,1072— PAGE THIRTY-FIVE H«lp W anted 35 Help W anted 35 Help W anted DH5*bkcli-Pat« ...... Houiahald Ooodx SI ApartnMntx Par Kant 63 ApartmMits For Rant 53 Builnass Locations- Housos For Solo 72 Housos For Solo TW() SM(UJ8H,Pq|iitap8|irin|er ...... mf i/ ------—_ For Root 57 72 Out of Town-Por Solo 7S SEARS Cmportone gas diyw, WE HAVE cuctemos waiting for HELP • p i ^ aU ibou, malM, I r 971. pbong U9-ISM. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, ^ REGISTERED NURSES mowtlM. ^ aach, 646^477, tha rental of your aportment or MANCHESTER - 100,000 rooms, 2-car g rage. EtoceUent C()KlffSr'“ """*"'5rS9 NIOHTS » IV IN IN aS-FU L L* PART-TIME WANTED WOODLAND homo. J.D. Rtal Eitato iquare ffet, will divide. Suitable location. (toU Si )686( a fta 5:30 MOVING, Must aeU electric Aiaoctetes, Inc. 64M129. for manufacturing and $27,900 YOU’LL LOVE ITII BliM Cr«u-CM S LlaMlIly Iniuranco n tE B - - 6‘wwki old pert Man ilove, waiher and dryer, Uykig Immsdlsls occupiRcy. 6-room p.m. Ma|«r Madical Hoipltalliatlon Wrilo Olf ‘ Excollont Wi|M MANOR warchoure. 1-7466624. This ipiihll«| wsil-kspi ISMh Long Tarm DUabillty* Plannad Orlantallan room let, sUp coven, teblao, AVAILABLE Novomba 1st, four ColoaJsl Copo lorturifli Ironi-to-rosr and Fringt Bimflli kunpe, bric-e-hrac. CaU 642-2H6. MANCHESTER - Ideal fts tu rim M trssd M. 2 bsdrsoms, Pald'eantlon Plan* Ampla Proa Parking APARTMENTS rooms, second floor, stovo, DOCTOR’S or attorney’s ofHcc, moitof bodrooffl, plui 2 twln-ilzod retirement Ranch. Large formal posslM^rdllb HPints ' Paid Lila Iniuranca* No Rotation refriforater, parking, Couptes bodrooffli snd lull both on iscood FREE — Klttom, 2 famalei, one beautiful, spacious, excellent rooms. One or two bedrooms, hsstsd |srs|t. PharnMcy Olicount Rntployaa Cradit Union D U O -S E T ■ray and white, one black, part GIRL’S two-place white, pnferrod. Socurlty. no pets. |110 Jocatira, first floor, all fadlltlei, floor. Front-to-roir llvinf room, Tuition eolmiMirMmont* employaa Racraatlon Club double garage. Immaculate! Mid tneloMd tunpoKh. llamewi box tnlnad. CaU after doubl»4)ed, bedroom lat, with raonUily. 649-19M parking, reasonable rent. 353 dintoi room and birch uMnsIsd PROCESSING CO. cenopy Irame. 6464aw. HOMEtTEAOtT. 30s. R. F. Blanchard, Realtors, with sfflpis nsw cahiAsis. u i Joe Continuing individualized Intervica program. 4:10, 6IMIU. C m ta » ., 640-1680, 849-3540. Utebsa with bulH-loi. terpst in Usini 6462482. ROCKVILLE 875-2585 OFFW.INOOUTPKL THREE ROOMS, bMt and hot iMmlnfi, 6494306. Vacation - 1 wook aftor 5 months, 2 wooki aftor 1 yoar. An Equal Opportunity FOUR PIECE bedroom set loUd MANCHESm reonFwUI stsy and sho |irs|s. Live Stock 42 water, centrally located, parking. ACROSS Bolton Notch shopping AN EXCELLENT value if you (pro rata for port timort) Employar maple, double bed, 2 large Call 6494761. Center, office and busineu space, •••B&W ••• dreasen, mirror, niAtstend, &■ CHAR BON AGENCY are looking for lots of Uving space Tks SMSOm UD NUU« U 12 days tick leave, accumulotivo to 60. 12.2 handi (or 1.2 Md 3-badiaiNa Iwuuy ipirtwMli, rsaiwai in m odan building, entl|i;gor sub­ in a gracious (Jolonial. Six urge UMtn~mS rider, gxceUent ceUent condition. Moving, muit 118 MAIN Street — $-room divide, large paved area rear, 6434113 (pro rata for part timors) m U. 9176. 8724286. (•U-ta-aiU cirpaUag viaUy Ms baUia, kuW-to rooms (Uving room, dining room, wootem ibow pony. Ragoonabte. ovM. tMgt, ditkaaiAw, lafrlgstUar Md M- apartment, 9118.26. Security, storage buildings. 521-7373. kitchen, 3 bedrooms) plus » paid holidays (pro rata for part timors) 6424197 after poiil, ilacific hast. 2 to caaOHiaawt, psM Kent, hot water, famfly unit. Call TEN-ROOMS Contemporary saefned porch,;n, WBU-upwalk-up aiuv,attic, MOVING FRID A Y - Beige wool EAST HARTFORD - Sick of *Not ovallablo for part time ompleyoos — N O TE Ask us todMi dwa to togt roMw. FuN tutoiMi 648-3436, 94. APPROXIMATELY 1,200 iquare Ranch with 3-room studio, o v a basement, auxill(iUaiy room, pan- Top area ~companieo with ex­ Articlos for Sate 45 rug 10’10”xl8’, scatter nigi, end ilofagd aril, imfk pirWag Slarliag tl $173. le a, available in shopping center. I 's aaes of land with a view, rent receipts? Nice 2-famUy, 44, about our “Partnorshlp" nursing for part timors. . tables, household items. 6 4 2 ^ 7 . try, laundry area,rea, isute fuU bath cellent benefit padugeo. Fee Handy to tooppint wknolt, bui and rtoijwn SVk-ROOM apartment, beet, CaU Len Ferri, at Hurwit and redwood construction. Large upstairs atind naif-bath near Burnside area. PricM at lacikliM. $31,900. Willett Realtors, 569- MINIMUM HOURLY R A T I ‘4.00 - moro With axporlanco PLUS paid by client companlei. Salarloo SONY color telovliloa. Zenith appUanca. AvaUabto immediate- ^mons, Realtors, 846-1117, 2Ut- tbermopane windows. Philbrick downstairs. Detached 3-car rer­ to 1150 D.O.E. Rita Girl, 99 Eaat INSIDE Tag Sale - Moving Modal ipirtniMt apaa lor loipscUan 12-t to- 918^ CaU 648-1911 anytima. 9525. Agency, 646-4200. 0420. MLS 1,000 pictured U stl^ . ganaraui shut, charga, waakand A holiday diftarantlals which ara trannrarld imdU-band portable Saturday and Sundiy. oUwr tiawi by apoWit- age has first and saond floor additiva. Par lurthar InfornDatlan plaaia call PBRSONNOL Oftica - Center Street, Mancheiter, 646- radio, Encyclopedia Bnttenica, everythliu must go. 7 CSMStnut ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Street, Manchester, 10 a.m. to 6 OIMl. workshop or storage space. Could avaning Intarvlaw may ha arrangad It mora convanlant. 3441. ______1970 edition, complete. Call 171- MANCHlCSTER AREA - Pour- W anted to R ent 59 TWO famUy — 56, immaculate use routine redaorating, but is HEBRON — Handyman! Three 6666 efter 6 p.m. p.m. daUy. a ” color television room modern apartment, condition ttuoughout, new roof, very clean and in exceUent condi­ bedrooms, dining room, GIRL or woman for genend with rotor antenna, furniture, available immediately, with heat, exterior recently painted. Good lireplacedf i n ...... Uving room. tools, toys, mlsceUaneous. ■ton by WANTED — Pour-room, llrst- tion throughout. It Is located in a MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL office work, typing and fif' TAG SALE - 9 Main St., S ^ hot water, appUanca, carpeting, floor unfurnished apartment, investment and return. Secon­ pleasant neighborhood. $27,400. Asking $24,600. Robert 71 HAYNES ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. aptitude required, Bood ^ »»»»»I»»S»«»>»SS— ssss— sssss— air-conditiomng optional, parking dary financing availabte. Close to 228-19«4. WIndfor, lem a’i TraUer Park, Musical Instruments 53 U & R Housing Corp. retired couple with 1? year old Odegard Realty, 6436365. 203-646-1222 E X T . 481 and company beneilti one White traUer in the front. Oc­ and Uiundry. $190 monthly. 648 daughter, after November 1st. bus Une. ^1,500. Philbrick Agen­ 1970 Call Mr. Kornasky, Ritter tober 28(h end 29tb. 2871, 61M m . cy. Realtors, 6466200. MANCHESTER - Lyness St.. 17 ROOMS in Vernon, Just over MERCURY Reasonable rent. 528-2910. Bolton Une. We have Just Usted a Finance Co., 638 TalcottvlUe Rd., MAGNAVOX - Elatey portable |R ||B |||||B Itantelifay completely redaoratedited Colonial,Coloj Seldom used. Retail |790, LOOKING (or anything Ui real GEORGUN Colonial, AU brick, smaU a U te with 6 a a a plus 17- •ag COUPLE to manaie new Rockville, 8754711. FROM waU-to-waU, no soU at aU, Robert 0. Business Property- recent furnace, formal dining on carpeti claened with Rlue 9350 or best oUtx. (xiris. atate rental — apartments, ten rooms, four large bedrooms, room, extras. Immediate oc­ room house, 8 or 9 bedroomi, 4V4 apartmapartment e... complex____^ ___ in Murdock hom a, muUlpto dweUUire, no For Sate 71 baths, full basement, fuU attic. Manchester, experience required. REAL Estate career. Earn Lurtre. Rent electric ihampooer, beautiful entrance foya. 'Two cupancy, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, $15,000 to $20,000 yearly. Con­ Noattw fees. Call J.D. Real Estate fireplaces, 2<^ baths, two-car gar­ MLS. 6434666. Built with the b a t of materials In Inquire Mr. Robert Peck, 649- GROCERY 91. The E.A. Jotanion Paint Com­ MANCHESTER BUSINESS - 1926. Also has swimming pool, MARQUIS BROUGHAM fidential interview, call Ralph pany, 722 Main Street, TWO Al-Tec Lancing Speakers, 643-2802 Aas4>ciata, Inc. 6485129. age. Sunporch, in mint of C(»di- ^ 5297. model 604,15” with cabinet. Call 643-9551 and apartment location. N ew a tlM. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, porcha, elevator, etc. Must be Pasek, 289-7475, 7424243. M a n ^ te r . 64M501. . building, aluminum siding, new YOUR FURNITURE wiU fit into after 5 p.m., 6466879. 6464926 DELUXE ONE - Bedroom 6466200. seen to be appreciated. CLERKS W & K K K m roof, central location. 9M,900. this older 6-room house, 3 RECEPTIONIST with • ••••••••MM^M^M^^^^^^^^M^^ apartment, waU-te-waU carpeting bedrooms with huge, waUi-in Immediate occupancy. T.J. CARPETS a fright? Make than a Hayes Agency, 6464131. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 4-DOOR HARDTOP bookkeeping experience'wanted beautiful l i ^ t with Blue Luitre. Fartillxers 55 throughout, complete appUanca, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• QUALITY throughout — can’t be closets, formal dining room and for modem Hartford dental of- vanity bath. ______, ______l ^ t today with these features at eat-in kitchen, front porch and Must be available to Rent electric ihampooa 91. The MANCHESTER area, 4Hroom Houses For Sate 72 East Hartford - 7 room sprawling flee. Typing necessary. Benefits Pinewood Furniture Shop. GOOD cow manure. 96 and 912 modem apartment, available im­ 9175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, this price. Large oversized m asta back mudroom. Asking $26,900. work from 1 p.m. to 5 643-2602. bedroom, oversized Uving room, Ranch, 4 bedrooms, sunken Uving available. Most Interesting jm i- loads. DeUvaed. (}aU 6^7804 or mediately with beat, hot water, SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, Keith Real Estate, 6466126, 649- p.m. or from 6 p.m. to tion for a mature person. Send 6494731. ••MOO^^^MM^^^^OMO^MOOOOMO huge eat-in kitchen, aU biiUt-ins, 1922. room, garage, parkUke yard. H i^ NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - carpeting, appUances, parkkw, beamed ceiUngs, paneling, two 30s. Haya Agency, 64M131. resume to Box “D”, Manchester (inaide) 46 Linwood Drive, Eaat storage, and laundry. 9190 Furnished Apartments 54 formica cabinets, fireplaced 10 p.m., $2.40 star­ baths, family room, garages. family room, spare room, large Herald. Hartford, 16-4, October 26th, Antiques 55 montldy. 640-2871, 6 4 6 ^ . Sweeping views. Privacylacy. STRAIGHT RANCH with ting rate plus ex- THREE-foom effhiciency, tile bath, large closets, 2-car gar­ delightful family room, VERNON - 50 m ila view, 1V4 Avon, bric-a-brac, glaiiware, Hutclhim / gency, Realtors, W- acres, hill top aU te, 2400 square GOLD ceTlent fringe CLEANING Women wanted. hand made itenu. Jewelry, etc. MOVING to smaUa home. THREE ROOMS, Uto bath, beat, immediate occupancy . 9150 age. $37,700. Philbrick Agency, fireplaced Uving room. Brand monUily. 6466200. 5324 Realtors. 6466200. foot brick Ranch. ExceUent area. CREST This previous owner vehicle Earn extra money for the Selling coUecUbles, antiques, hot water Included. Middle are new kitchen with built-in stove, benefits. Apply holidays. Part-time portions. E-Z $54,900. Haya Agency, 6480131. •lit CM CRAFT SALE—October 28, new many miscellaneoui items. C3dl couple, security deposit, ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Large oven, dishwasher, and disposal, 2- Day Maid Service, 872-3344. handcrafted itenu, hand painted for appointment daily from 10 to retaences. No p ^ . Parking. DUPLEX 4-rooms, furnished, 2 RANCH, immaculate condition car garage, 3-zone oil hot w ata bedrooms, central location, 9175 barn, acaage, sweeping vievrs. throughout, eat-in' kitchen, for­ ANDOVER LAKE - ExceUent duck kunpe, mlrron, acoocei, 7 p.m., 6494319. 15'A School Street, iccoad floor, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- heat. Treed lot, asking $39,900. -?Sg5 PUNCH PRESS Operators, male p a month, Philbrick Agency, mal dining room, large Uving Keith Real EsUte, 6466126, 649- view, 8room aluminum sided carries Moriarty Brothers ahelvca, tia , exceUent for wed­ aaois from East Side Hoc, near 5324. Cape. FuU basement, tranquil M OTT’S or female, no experience ding and (3iristinai gifts. 174 THE Birches Antiques, Twin Main Street. Rodtors. 6466200. room with fireplace, 3 bloom s, 1922. garage. 928,900. PUUirick Agen­ setting. Immediate occupancy. JANITOR position available, 6 necessary. Also part-time Vernon Street, Mancheiter. Hills Drive, Coventry. Hours 11.8 ACRES, soUd 6room SHOP-RITE bookkeeper. Apply in person. THREE-room Furnished cy, R ^ to a , 6466200. SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, treed Only $23,500. Haya Agency, 8W- evenings w ^ ty . Hours midnight Wednesday, Thursday and Friday apartment, first floor, aU utiUties C!olonial, bircb cabinets, ceramic 0131. 1 Year 48 Point Guarantee to 8 a.m. Year 'round employ­ Gayle Manufacturing Co., 1066-C GIRL’S coat, i lu 7, brown 10-3, Sunday 14. O tha days by tile bath, barn, good swimming, lot, quiet neighborhood, dead- included, old a em ptied. 272 CAPE, modern kitchen, formal end street. Fireplaced living ment. Vacation and insurance SUPER MARKET Tolland Street, East Hartford. crushed leatba, alpaca Uning, appointment. 7426607. fishing, 945,000. Hutchins Agen­ COVENTRY - Older 34amUy 5- NEW DUPLEX Main S tm t. dining room, fireplace in Uving room. Terrific kitchen,. garage benefits. Ideal position for hus­ 587 East Middle Tpke. excellent condition, youu; man’i cy, Realtors. 649-5324. room, den and 3 bedrooms, band 5-5, excellent condition, new band and wife team. Contact WATCHMAN-FIREMAN, year aU w eatba coat with lining, liu Wearing Apparel 57 and breezeway. Asking 935,9“ $35,900. Manchester ThrH bsdroamt, IVi bates, 2-noi TWO-ROOM furnished spUt s h i n ^ for siding, level lot Keith Real Estate, 6466126, 649- wiring and septic system, new 3- Manager, Parkade Lanes, around, good wages and over­ 32. CaU 64341U after 5. CENTRALLY located 54 flat car garage, exceUent Invatiiient 37. Universal Joints time, paid CMS, Blue Cross and bsal, itovs, rt(ri|srslor, stalaid apartrtment, beat, hot water, mth blueberries and arato trees. 1922. 25. Conv. Top Mechanism Manchester Parkade. DARK Ranch mink coat, siu 14. tove, refrigerator. Apply with 2-car garage, 3t% baths. One Handy location. $29,000. or hve in. Merritt Agency, 648- 1. Engine Block 13. Radiator Core life insurance. Apply Amerbelle CLEIAN, dark rich loam, five Leaving for Florida. 91.800 or Noodworfc, couatrir Utebsa, tapanls slovf 38. Transmission Oil Cooler M arlows, 867 Main S treet, of the nicest and cleanest we’ve PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 646 1180. 14. Fan Belt 26. Power Steering Corp, 104 East Main Street, yards, 9^.50. Sand, g raveL stone, best offer. 6466774. bssemsuts. S22S. ntsIWy. BRAND NEW Colonial, one fuU- 2. Cylinder Head(s) 39. Transmission Manchesta. e v a Usted. Both apartments va­ 4200. 3. Internal Engine Components 15. Horn 27. Power Brakes PART-TIME NURSES RNs, LPNs, aU shifU Rockville, 875-3325. Apply manure, pool and pal iosand. 643- cant upon sate. T.J. Crockett, bath and two half-baths, base­ 28. Parking Brake 40. Differential MAINTENANCE WORK full-time. Due to our rapid between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 9504. Wanted to Buy 58 Realtor, 643-1577. ment garree, central location, COVENTRY 4. Carburetor 16. Turn Signals growth we are increasing our An equal opportunity employer. F R E C H E T T E Housos for Rent 55 fireplace, raced in 30’s. Keith 41. Locks and Latches To ■ rttiufliiblt nun onr 21ln Iht Grutn 5. Fuel Pump 17. Lights 29. Brake Shoes professional staff. Excellent star­ ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as CRANK phonographs, early & M A R T IN MAIN STREET - Neat 4-4, two Real EsUte, 6484126, 649-1922. Too Cold To Swim 42. Front Suspension Mancimlic tru . SS-U. ptf hour. Company will ting salary, regular salary in­ MACHINIST — needed by small LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, 6. Heater Core 18. Battery Cables 30. Brake Cylinder train. FloalMa houri, days or ayonlnp. Call MS- printing plates, .007 thick, 23i- banks and toys, antique furniture, Realtors 547-9993 famUy aaoss from St. Bridgrt’s ^29,290 (Except Pneumatic) creases, excellent fringe benefits. established company to operate 32”, 25 cents each or 5 for 9 1 .6 ^ Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, $28,500 RANCH, 3-bedroonu, But not too late to buy this S-room Voltage Regulator 31. Brake Hydraulic System i00«. glass, china, antique clothes and parking area. Pleasant con­ Church, selling for gSO.SOO/T.J. 7. Heater Hoses 19. 43. Rear Suspension For appointment caU Mrs. E. horizontal milling machine and 2711. dolls. 6436535. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. living room with fireplace, dining Cape. Garage, 1*4 baths, aluminum 32. Wheel Bearings venient location. Working adulU. room, kitchen, enclosed porch, 8. Heater Control Valve 20. Generator Saunders, Director of Nursing, surface grinders. Trade school siding. Stove and refrigerator. Private (Except Pneumatic) OFFSET Pressman with background helpful. (Sood star­ 643-2880. SbedftMMii garage, beautiful lot in fine 21. Distributor 33. Steering Linkage 528-2167. Blast Hartford Convales­ SCREENED LOAM sand, gravel, WANTED - Antique furniture, MANCHESTER Four room beach area. Only $23,500. Call now, 9. Heater Motor 44. Shock Absorbers experience and versatility needed cent Home, 751 Main St., East ting rate with complete paid procoaed gravel and fUl. George •UNCHE$TE8 J 3490O... neighborhood. Immaculate. CaU 34. Windshield Wiper Motor glass, pewter, oil paintings or apartment, centraUy located, TOLLAND near Parkway, 6 742-8243 10. Water Pump 22. Starter 45. Manifold full-time for small established Hartford. An equal opportunity benefits. Apply at Nobel and H. Griffing, Andova, 74^78M. o th a antique items. Any quanU- loiYnliouse Warren E. Howland, Realtor, 35. Windshield Wiper Linkage heat included. Gaa range room o lda home in good condi­ 30 yr. Mort80Bo7S% 643-1108. 11. Radiator Hoses 23. Power Seats 46. Exhaust Pipe print shop. Call 649-2741 between employer. Westbrook, Westbrook Street, ty. The Harrisons, 64367()9, 165 suppUed. Availabte November 7-roem $pU( Lnol, Iscitad to i nia KM or 649-5688 after 5:30. East Hartford. An equal oppor­ RAILROAD ties for sale, 8’6” tion with acreage and pond. quirt m o o( Maachoiia. twtouatoi Down/t% intgrtst 12. Radiator Thermostat 24. Power Windows 36. Drive Shaft Oakland Street. 1st. Onto 9175 p a month. CaU References, 9225 monthly. Hayayes PASEK 47. Tailpipe tunity employer. loiu, 10” high, 10” wide. Ex- Md futuro trills doss by. 2 hdl Ymi cs« mm swr Mm )ttm» li FABULOUS 5-bedroom Cape, 643-7166. Agency, 6460131. 289-7475 Realtors-M LS 742-8243 48. Muffler SECURITY guards wanted, full­ celunt for retaining walls and Rooms Without Board 59 baths, |ira|o and will-to-wall NtrtklMd OraMi twi ••!•* s Ufa- like new condition, huge rooms, 535 time, second and third shifts, DEAN MACHINE NURSES Aides - 7-3 p.m.. itjrl* lot marl rtMidias sad (aUi- wooded lot, city utlUtia, range, decorative landscaping. Call 646- FIVE-ROOM duptes, Indudea MANCHESTER - 6HTOom Cape, carpottoi tops this rtf. CrtI Tony int tlwa siv ttalal t»»itn ii«. Manchester. Call 522-7193. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. 2739 or 8754919, for free eatknate THE THOMPSON House - disposal, dishwasher, $27,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PRODUCTS new electric stove, refrigantor, onfrcar garage, 9215 a month. Nasiloftky at 649-5306 today. □ Z S«•••••• S2I.Z90 MANCHESTER - 649-5265 Saleswoman, one who has a basic TWO-family, 5-5, two new SELLING your home or acreage? LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. rooms, parking. ^ 649-2358 for Avail^to Novemtw 1st 9170 O ut of Town- •••B&VV ••• □ C—slali rseissliaa — knowledge of bookkeeping, is Ring beU for semce. Shiners, ovi permanent guest plus utilities. Phone 6494060. . iocludlRi miSMlillf pool. furnaces, complete copper For prompt friendly service, caU good with figures and can also For Rent 55 Tha BMMWfS iWO WAIUCE Cs iMUil, club kOUH tubing, exceUent condition. One The Manchester Evening • TURRET criw los, ec. 144 Deming Street, rates. iMlUn - MLS □ Castrsl Sosliiis and air Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Should your previous owner vehicle, Herald is now soliciting sell. Five day week, Tuesday- Manebesta. Wapping Road. ATTRACTIVE 4-room first fio a MinchetLw firtatft, Mutch. $4$-530$ ceadlUaoJaf floor vacant. Asking $29,000. LATHE Saturday, Thursday till 9. Shoor R(X)M in private home, kitchen apartment, stove, refrigantor, □ CampMo mll to will corpaUnt Towne Real EsUte, 649-4056. bids for custodial ser­ Jewelers, 917 Main St., □ CswpIsW srauiidt ■laialaiuaca (Stl-up and Oparate) BRUNSWICK Pool table, 4Vkz9’, privUeges, parking, female only. references, no p ^ , 9141. 228- VERNON TOWERS vice. For further infor­ ' Manchester. cue sticks, balls, racks, etc. 9S00. 6436609. 3540. MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom □ Ctsirtm Wiariw is*i«Uss«ca "OLDIE but goodie.” Older purchased at AAoriarty Brothers Lincoln- "WlNri tbs coil of Inlsf is uiy." n EiMUsat Kkaala. akappint. home of 7 rooms, enclosed front LET mation contact Mr. Nifhts and Days. All Banefiti Phone after 4:30 p.m., 649.0632. ' .-n ' ' Colonial, 2 fuU baths, fireplace, iMlfbSoriMMl RN Supervisor, 3-11 shift, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••MM (!1,EAN, heated, furnished room huge foya, aluminum ridiiu, porch, garage and city utiUtia. An aqual opportunity employer. FOUR-RDOM apartmenL first Sqacious ont ind l• 0’b-*• it'? at $22,000. Jarvis Realty Co. MMZSO/SU-StOf Realtors. 643-1121. Your Hou$e with ford law firm. For indi\ndual to Situation Wanted 38 trailers, sales-service. Ckimplete stove, refrigerator, linen MODERN 2-bedrooth apartment badtooms $209. Who said thal tha cost of livini Dutch Colonial, IMi baths, maintain accounting records and service department, boating provided. 801 Main St. 649-9870 with equipped kitchen, located is |oin| up? Childran valcoist. fireplace, den, formal dining $28,975 ATTRACrriVE 3- HAGLER from home, even that's taken car^ of. AVON Calling — Up to here in prepare tax returns for estates bysitting supplies, accessories, Woolsey a fta 12 noon. on bus line andanr near convenient room. $31,900. R. F. Blanchard, bills? Looking for a way out? You bedroom Ranch, antique REAL ESTATE and trusts. Experienced home. 8-5 p.m. (?aU 643-'7348. punts, Gerich’s Marine Service, Escrow and lease re- Realtors, 646-2482. can make extra money fast as an applicants only, please. Send 0. J. HENRY CO. cabinets, ceramic tile bath, 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckiand, ROOM for genUeman, quiet, q u ir^ ital 9180 p a month. •V i 643-6624 Avon Representative. Get out­ resume and salary requirements 643- 2363. convenient location. 224 Chiurta (JaU The Jarvis R( Co . 843- 644-1330 MANCHESTER - Large SpUt sundeck, newly painted, large lot, MOTHER of pre-schooler wishes trea. Hutchins Agency Realtors, doors, make friends, enjoy life to Administrator, P. 0. Box 3197, babysitting in her home, near Oak Street, 6436368. 1121. Level with 2(4 baths, double gar­ Your Guarantee is good at any more! CaU 289-4922. Hartford, Conn. 197112’ ALUMINUM Mirro craft age, a host of o th a fine featura. 649-5324. Meadows Convalescent Home. WILLINGTON - One, two and a ll cash for your property with traitor hand 4 h.p. Mercury EXCELLENT furnished warm MANCHESTER - 4Vh-room $35;000. R. F. Blanchard, 1 Call 643-5641. three-bedroom apartments, BOOKKEEPER. »125. Fee paid. GAL Friday, East of river. motor, gas tank, oars, life Jackets. room, for working genUeman or Realtors, 646-2482. MANCHESTER-Two-family, wihin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, apartment, newly decorated, gar­ located near Exit 101 and Univa- GARRISON Colonial 7 years old, condition. Two furnaca. instant service. Haya Agency, Tired of fighting the traffic on I- Typing 45 wpm. with accuracy Asking 9600. Phone after 5 p.m., student. Private entrance. Near age, $150 monthly, lovdy yard. 84. This local company will offer CHILD day care in my home sity of Connecticut. Range, dis­ modern kitchen, formal dining mo-car garage with amesite 646-0131. Lincoln-Mercury dea ler, because and a knowledge of light while mother works. Keeney 74^7215. Center. 647-1145, 6494896. (^child-Barttott Realtors, 569- MANCHESTER - Rockledae. excellent future for an ex­ hwasher, refrigerator, fireplace, room, first-floor famUy room, 24 drive, priced to sell. CaU Mitten bookkeeping. Excellent benefits. Street area. Call 649-8430. 1744. waU-to-waU carpeting, central Immaculate 6-room Ranch with Uving room with fueplace, 4 perienced bookkeeper. C!all Sue, Fee paid. To $110 D.O.E. Rita sun porch, large kitchen with Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. ONE TO — four-family hom a Sporting Goods 47 ROOM for rent, good home for air-conditioning. Situated in two bedlam s, garage, level lot, nice­ urgently needed. Buyers demand at Fanning, 18 Asylum Street, Girl, 99 E. Cehter Street, someone away from home, board PLUSH spacious two-bedroom buUt-ms, formal dining room, 2 Hartford. 2784960. WILL babysit child in nw home, and four family 1700 Colonial ly landscape, 200' frontage, $41,- PRIVACY—Large Raised Ranch, action. Call the Paul J. Correnti Manchester, 646-3441. vicinity Spring Street. (4ll 640- 1970 ARTIC CsA, 399 Panther, optional. 6436745. Duplex. Sunken Uving room with style dwelling surrounding a baths, 2-car garage, l(Mxl87' lot. 900. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, AAoriarty Brothers Lincoln-AAercury low mUeaae, exceUent condition. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-6332. two baths, paneled recreation Agency now 643-5363. 5610. pauo. Basement garage and aU village green. Immediate oc­ 6464200. room, fireplace, built-ins, gar­ SECRETARY, »115. Fee paid. AUTO Rater, Blast of river, CaU 7 4 2 ^ 2 after 5:30. LARGE CombinaUon Uving and appUances, centra, convenient Why travel all the way to Hart­ cupancy. McKinney Brothers, ages, garden. Hutchins Agency, typing.40 wpm. Must have ability Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 bedroom, light cooking facillteis, iocaUon. $235. 6494311. Inc., phone 643-2139. MANCHESTER - 4 family, GARRISON Colonial 5-extra ford when this beautiful position to handle customers via phone. ARCTIC Cat, 1971 Snowmobile, private bath and entrance. CaU exceUent condition, 4 bedrooms Realtors, 649-5324. Legal Notices in Manchester can be yours. Ex­ large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, has registered your purchase at Some insurance background FREE kittens, good homes 440 Pantha, Kawasaki engine, 649-5610. MANCHESTER - New 3- HEBRON ELEGANT - 2- in 2 apartments, centrally large screened porch, garage, cellent working conditions, and a necessary. Hours 8-4. Fee paid. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••**** located Hutchins Agency MANCHESTER - Deluxe 8 Court ol Probate desperately needed. Tabby, black exceUent condition, 9795. With a bedroom duplex, IVh baths, bedroom apartment, full handy location, $31,900. Philbrick room Garrison Colonial, 2*4 pleasant boss. Calf Sue, at Fan­ Salary $110 plus D.O.E. Rita Girl, Mercury Traitor 9 ^ - 647-1641. Apartments For Rent 63 private basement, residential Realtors. 649-5324. District o( Manchester ning, 18 Asylum Street, Hartford, and white. Trained. Healthy. 568- equipped kitchen, dishwasba, Agency Realtors, M64200. baths, carpeting, double garage, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 99 E. Center St., Manchester, 646- 3272 after 5 p.m. area. Available inunediately. 9235 disposal, stove, refrigaator, waU- 278-6960. 3441. MANCHESTER - $27,500. Four- quality construction. Richard ESTATE OF JOSEPH WROBELSKl Warranty Headquarters, in Detroit. 1970 AMP Snowmobile, 23 h.p. monthly. 646-2172, 2784819. to-wall carpetlne, air con­ OVERSIZED custom 4-bedroom AKA JOSEPH WROBELSKY room Cape plus 2 unfinished, Martin school. Hayes Agency, Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. double traila, many extras. (?aU ditioning. Magniilcent view. Colonial built 1972, first-floor 646-0131. AVAILABLE Novemba 1st — 3- aluminum siding, garage, con­ Rappe. Acting Judge, all claims must be DEAN MACHINE 644- 1977 after 5. PRESIDENTIAL Children welcome, $210. Heat family room with fireplace, large ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• presented to the fiduclaiy named below on room apartment, third floor. and Ughts included. D. J. Henry venient location. Immediate oc­ bright living and dining rooms off or before January 19,1973 or be barred by Antwir to fravioui tuxilo cupancy. Bel Air Real Elstate, Fual-Faed 49 VILLAGE APTS. Ideal for young steady and Co.. 644-1330. central hall. Complete custom Lots-Land For Sale 73 law The fiduciary is: PRODUCTS Arthurian Legends MANCHESTER responsible married couple. CaU 643-9332. Jennie Kandrysawtz THE VEHICLE PICTURED ABOVE 102 COLONIAL RD. kitchen with built-ins, 2'4 baths 334 Long HHI Street SEASONED (X)RD wood, cord 649-2759, between 64 p.m. ROCKVILLE - 3-room with marble vanities, 2-car over­ VERNON 4.8 ACRE§ - East Hartford, Conn. MANCHESTER-^95265 One and two bedrooms. MANCHESTER — Young raised i ACROSS DOWN and half-cord loads delivered. E. Immediate occupancy. apartment with heat, hot wata, sized garage, full waUc-out base­ commercial zone off Route 83. 1 Set of worker! MANCHESTER - Four-room ranch, 3 bedrooms, family room, IS OFFERED FOR PURCHASE AT I T h e Yeomans, 7424907.______Near schools, churches stove and refrigerator, $125. ment with sliding glass doors. Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti NOTICE OF HEARING 2 Taj Mahal aite apartment with garage. Security Adults only, no parking for garages. Realistically priced! Many extras inclucung custom Agency, 643-5363. Cutter-Grinder Round and shopping center, on pets, L a P ^ Co. Realtors, 569-1031. STATE OF CONNECTICUT 6 bland tomb of ® Writer, SEASONED cord wood, spUt, deposit. Novemba 1st occupan­ one car. Security deposit re­ drapes, shades, washer-dryer, COURT OF PROBATE King Arthur Harte sawed and d^vered. (}aU 643- bus line. Call anytime. cy. $140. 649-2813. quired. CaU 643-9678. refrigaator and more, ^us view CITY LOT — A-zone. Central. Court of Probate, District of Manchester, 1970 M ER CU R Y 4 Rent MANCHESTER - $29,900. New District No. 23. Eiperienctd Ni|hls, 3 p.m. to 1 12 Heron 5373. C. Hutchinson. of the Hartford skyUne. Philbrick $7,500. Keith Real Elstate, 648 i.m. All benellls. 13 Photographic 5 Diminutive listing. Six-room Cape Cod, ESTATE OF MARY L. PRIVIZZINO 646-2623 IMMEDIATE occupancy. Sunny ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. Agency, Realtors, 6464200. 4126, 649-1922. NEE MARY HELEN LOMBARDO, An equil opportunity employer inatrumenb endings four rooms, 9135. AppUanca, spotlas condition, finished r a MARQUIS BROUGHAM 15 Dbtricta 6 Maple genus Heutaheld Goods 51 large and beautiful 3*4 rooms, security deposit. Adults, no pets. one-bedroom apartments, heat, room, attached garage, city w ata ANDOVER - Near lake, $1,800, Date of Order, October 18,1972. i 16 Raise 7 Valleys and sewers. Move quickly, young MANCHESTER - Two-family, Petitioner Prank A. Prlvlzilno, Ad­ 8 Soul (Fr.) 25 Magpie genus Cooperation UUUUa extra. 6334028. hot water, all appliances in­ Coventry, half-acre, treed, $3,900. 17 Floor covers SEWING MACHINES, couples, this will seU fast. CaU 4-4 with two-car garage. Huge ministrator. Date ol bearing, November 8, 4-DOOR HARDTOP 18 Exbt 9 Bulgarian coin 26 Kind of Administra­ MANCHESTER, New three- cluding dishwasher, disposal, kitchens, living room and two Tolland, acre. $3,900. 1972; Time ol hearing. 9 a.m.: Pbuw of EXPERIENCED Counter girls 10 Algerian examination tion (ab.) Touch and Sew, 947.50; 1972: Tim Moynihan 5684678 or Jim hearing, Municipal Building, 41 Center 8t., Silver, maroon cloth interior, black vinyl roof, automatic, power steering, power 19 At thb time Zag, unclaimed law-away, 943.75 bedroom duplex, half of two- NEW 3-bedroom duplex, IW carpeting, pool and your own bedrooms, $3^500. Wolverton Manchester, one-half acre, $6,- •W for weekends. Apply In person. 20 Australian seaport 27 Persian fairy 50 Resounded baths, refrigerator and stove, Davis 242-9687. J. Watson Beach Manchester, Conn. Guaranteed. 522-0931, d e ^ a . family. Includes appliances, private terrace in country setting. Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. 500. Haya Agency, 646-0131. Upon the applicaUon ol Uie petitioner brakes, air conditioning, whitewall tires, AM radio, fully equipped car, one owner Dairy Queen, 242 Broad Street, bird 11 Defense 29Seetha 51 Moslem prince carpet, no pets. Available Nov. Co., Hartford Office 547-1550. Manchester. 22 Matched group (ab.) 31 Operatic song S3 Solar duik carpeUng, fuU basement. 9250 $165. Rockland 'Terrace praying!iraying for____ the allowance of his aomlnlslitrs- and low miles. 14 Fasten with 32 ------55 FieldArthur 1st. Security deposit. $235 ApartmenU. 8724360, 529-6586. MANCHESTER — Starter home MANCHESTER - M inuta from uon account with said estate, an ascsrtsln- pieces SEARS, KENMORE compact monthly. CaU Paul W. Dougan, SEVEN-ROOM. SpUt-tevel, large ment ol heln and order of distrlbutioa as 25 Ekploatve stitches 33 Edible bulb (comb, form) Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. monthly. 643^14. with big back yard. Three Route 15, 3*4 acres commacial 38 Kimono sash gas stove, 4-bumers, 3 months, living room with fireplace, per application on file more fully sppasis, sound 18 Emanation 56 Golf club exceUent condition. (jaU 643-9216. ROCKVILLE — ImmacuUite 5 bedrooms, huge living room with land. 250’ frontage. Wolverton IT U ORDERED THAT: Said sppUca- 28 Bitter vetch 21 Arthurian 40 Horsaback 57 Take out MODERN 5-room apartment, heauUful family room, 1!4 baths, Agency, Realtors. 6482813. Uon and account be heard and determlnsd DEAN MACHINE gamt room rent with garage and fireplace, built-ins. $23,500. If you would like to browse our previous owner 30 Oozes maglcbn 59 Guido’s carpeting, appUanca, parking, appUanca, no pets. 9190. (}aU waU-to-waU carpet and many ex­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• at the Court ol Probate at the data, tlma 34 Choler 23 Galahad's 46 Smallitnall rock high note PORTABLE clothea diyer, tras. Garage, large wooded lot and place indicated above. PRODUCTS mothar 48ThaHolv- 60 54 (Roman) VILLAGER storage, WUiard Street, 6^7289, 643-7166. 2813. Out of Town-For Sale 75 35 Plague carrier exceUent condlUon, good.for ’*568-3850. with privacy. $36,000. Philbrick BY ORDER OF THE COURT 102 COLONIAL RD. X6Hl|^nart 24 Pipe Joint 49 Economic 61 Grook totter apartment, 9100. (M 64^7266. APARTMENTS Agency, Realtors, 6464200. MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Ctofk vehicles stop by at our quarters on Center Street, MANCHESTER - 649-5265 37 Seasonal song ROCKVILLE — Two-room MANCHESTER - New on the r” r " r 4 r~ r 1 n I" nr immedtoto Occupancy MAIN ST., 4 unfurnished rooms, furnished apartment, utUitla in­ market - larger Cape, in-town SOFinial SINGER Touch and Sew, like second floor. AvaUabto now. Cal) RANCH on three a c ra with 11 SOUTH WINDSOR ornament 12 r r new, hems, buttonholes, stretch $-Room Townbousas. cluded, $30 weekly. Four rooms, location. Dining room, living HARDINGE 41 Oarund suffix JL IW Utod balbs, oom- 44 p.m., 6434441. appUanca, yard, $115 monthly large rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, room with fireplace, three THINK SIZE-B E WISE NOTICE where you see the friendly Moriarty Brothers il n“ sUtches, monograms, sews on famUy room, 2 kitchem, could be 42 State of balng buttons, fancy maigns. OriglnaUy pltU G.E. kllcbtn, plus uUUUa. uUUtic 8724359, 7;38-9:30 bedrooms, U4 baths, fuU cellar Largs 7*4-ioom Ranch, 3 btdroomi, CHUCKERS altawharo wail-to-wall caiptUog, DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - ideal for in-laws, barn, 6 horse with rec room. Wolverton Agen­ The Hebron Planning and IT 93M.90, now onto 989.05. Elaiy p.m. staUs, 6 regulation dog kennels. lirtt-floor family room off built-in (Sot-up snd Oporsto) 43 Was vlotorloua private baiement, apartment at the Teresa cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Zoning Commission will bold a Lincoln-Mercury Sign. 44InthepsLSt JRK. termi. 5234476, deaW. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors. 646- kilchon, 1*4 bathi, 1-car gtragt plui waibtr-dryw hookup. Apartments, including ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, Public Hearing on Tueaday, O c­ 48Elactadonas appUanca, carpets and air- 4200. finithsd rfcraition room, laundry and Nl|hti imt Dsyi. All Binttlti. (coU.) r ar r ESTATES and household loti to (Charles Ltspcrance heated. Available November 1st. MANCHESTER - Six-room tober 24, 1972 at 8 p.m. at the conditioning. 91*1 p a month. 9170 monthly. Three children workthop. Think tiza-bt wlu-$33,- An iqiMl opportunity tmployir. 47 Chair support ilHyi UIHiflilUl buy. Boh FlucUgw, 649-3247. 649-7620 Colonial with two W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4538. RAISED Ranch, 7 roonu, formil Deep treed lot. Low 20s. R. F. compound CARPETS — Whotoaato to you at 1021. Business Locations- dining room, eat-in kitchen, diUons Is on file In the office of MATURE MAN for fuU-tlme ettU gknln F or Rent 57 Blanchard, Realtors, 646-2482. COVENTRY - Lovely 7-room Uie Hebron Town Clerk. porter. Excellent fringe benefits Austria r our warehouie. Carpet MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- uving room has cathedral ceiling, Merchanti, 1310 Tolland Turn­ MANCHESTER — N ew a one- large master bedroom, family Cape,, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced Dated at Hebron, Ckinnectlcut and regular salary Increases, ^ p - 648eulpturod IT ■ bedroom townhouse. Includes bedroom apartment, private en­ CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor if MANCHESTER Large living room, dining room, {wrtlal ly in person. East Hartford C ^- 61 Unsoeompa- pike, Mandwiter, Coon. 6464608. heat, appUances, carpets. FuU ttxim, floor-tecelUng fireplace, Victorian this nth day of, October, 1971. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE 643-5135 J l trance. Ranch tyM. Includa heat you're looking for office space. 1 baths, aluminum aiding, 2-car completely ratored rec room, rerage, patio, and valescent Home, 751 Main street. private basement. 9230 per Colonial, 2 fireplaca,. carpetliu. Charles Eaton (NtWtrAMR INTIVRIII AMH.) FOX-refrigerator, good and appUanca, 9159 p a month. From MO square leet to 10,000 aluminum siding. Merritt Agen­ East Hartford. 0 . month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, garage, acre lot with privacy. A gorgeous home! 40s. R. F. Secrqtery Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- square feet, both new and used. 935,900. Philbrick Agency, I cy, 6481180. condition,km, 9190. 8 4 6 ^ . 643-4533. or 646-1021. Blanchard, Realtors, 6 4 8 2 ^ . 4535, 646-1021. 643-1577. Realtors, 6464200.

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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«.