HAMS President Pledges No New Increase in Taxes

PAGE TW ENTY^FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 5,1972 Cockpit Photo The FAA said thb pilot who The Weather sent in the cUpplni Mkojl Do Something SinuSf Poor Planning Or Both Stirs Up whether the pilot of McGovew • Cloudy with rain Uktiy - ^ pbne was vlolitlni rafulatloni Say Jaycees ilaturl|FatFr lEtipmng llFTalb the km in Uw BOi. 'nw Prop-Wash Hgainit allowlni a Saturday In the km OOi vrith i Cause Re-Juggling Of Schedule quaUfled as a Jet pilot to control a See Page 5 ending Saturday night. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Jet aircraft. ByJAYSHARBUTT said they weren’t able to put the time purchases for 30-mlnute FMeral Aviation Administration An FAA “ “ ‘f*** MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6,1972 VOL. X a i, No. 5 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS p r i c e P IP r E E N C E N I t AP TELEVISION WRITER program together in time,” said shows about Nixon. has said it is investigating is a maximum penalty of | I,W NEW YORK (AP) - Because an ABC official. Uda apparent lack of firm deci­ published reports that for each such violation. Ha added of a sinus infection, poor plan­ “ Mr. Connally has a bad sinus sion on when and where half- Democratic presidential can­ that he beUeved a penalty also ning, or both, the first 30 minutes infection,” said a spokeswonun hour campaign spots will be didate Sen. George McGovern could be appUed to the p « io n of ABC’s "Julie Andrews Show” for the committee, which is shown isn’t limited to the Nixon was allowed to take over the assuming control without Cooperation Of Congress Necessary wasn't taken up Wednesday night headed by a prominent forces. controb of a Jet airliner in flight. qualification to do so. by a paid Democratic ad for Democrat, former Treasury Ihe first 30-mlnute ad for Sen. F ^ ld en t Nixon. The FAA said it h u received Secretary John B. Connally. George McGovern, D-S.D., aired Instead, the entire Andrews from an airline pilot a newspaper She explained that the former Sunday "night on C0S. But only RUMMAGE and show scheduled lor Wednesday clipping saying McGovern, a Texas governor had planned to after his campaign committee WHITE ELEPHANT night was indeed shown, even World War H bomber pilot, was tape the special half-hour made a last-minute time change though this particular program allowed at the controls of a program for Wednesday night to avoid pitting it against "Love had been rescheduled to appear until he was laid low by illness Boeing 727 on a recent flight from President Pledges No Story" on ABC. SALE the night of Oct. 11. and forced to cancel out. New York to Sioux Qty, Iowa. If this is confusing, imagine The uncertainty of it all b Hie Rocky Mountain News, The cancellation gives the UNITED METHODIST what it is for the guys at the three regular GOP campaign com­ making life extremely hectic for Denver, abo reported that a television networks who have to mittee the first 30-niinute televi­ network programming people United Air Lines pilot faced db- CHURCH clear time slots purchased by the sion salvo on behalf of the Presi­ and the special sales units all ciplinary action for allowing RT. 44A BOLTON Democratic and Republican dent. three networks have set up to McGovern to pose for V presidential campaign com­ It’s happening tonight at 9 p.m. handle political time purchases photographs at the controb of a OCT. 7th, SATURDAY New Increase In Taxes mittees. on ABC, where the first half of until Nov. 7. chartered jet on a New York- 10:00 A.M.— 1:00 P.M. m By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS During a news conference m ceiling he has requested. McGovern said the Vietnam wtr Wednesday night may prove to “ The Men” will be replaced by Are the sales units dealing with Washington flight Monday. said there would be no tax in­ Resident Nbcon pledges that hb Oval Office Thursday, the The President said that, “ if the temains “ the central affliction of be just an isolate case, but it was what a GOP spokesman calls “a coldly calculating politicoes who crease if Nixon b re-elected. “ there will be no tax increase in President said he was resUting Congress continues to pass bilb American foreign policy.” the kind of situation that'll give film documentary of the have well-conceived television ad Meanwhile, McGovern took up **************A*** 1973,” though hb aides have said hb no-tax-hike commitment but and send them to the President’s Nixon’s re-election would networks the willies right up until President’s record, both foreign campaigns to “ sell” their can­ the tax question while appearing that the full four years of a added that he could fulfill it only desk that exceed the budget, the mean "another four more yoaia the day the next president is and domestic.” didate? No way. says one THE RIGHT MAN before the Gevebnd City Club on second Nixon term would pass with the cooperation of Congress. in jail for these prisoners of w v elected. It worked this way; network veteran who declined to Congress .will have voted for a tax Thursday. Hie spokesman said no deci­ without a tax hike. “ There will be no presidential in Hanoi,” McGwern aiaetted. The "Democrats for Nixon” be identified. increase.” A man told the Democratic sion has been made yet on further Democratic challenger George tax increase,” Nixon said, adding committee ordered a half-hour of He promised to veto such bilb presidentbl nominee that many T h e Democratic vlet- McGovern says he doesn’t intend that avoiding a tax hike would be ABC time, from 10 to 10:30 p.m., and said he expeeb Congress to persons are concerned that, “ if presidential nominee, Sazgoqt to boost taxes for Americans who difficult if Congress does not for the year’s first 30-minute paid sustain the vetos. you're elected, their income Shriver, in every appearance live solely on wages. approve a $250-billion spending television commercial for the r e Last month, White House aides might be practically confiscated Thursday addres^ what be ft*!"!' called the corruption of the Nixon election of Nixon. and given to those who won’t ABC cleared the time and ^ Saint James Cemetery work.” admlnbtration. shifted the scheduled Julie An­ McGovern responded; “Of In California appearancM, drews show — which had Robert courae thb b the Republican line. Shriver discussed the "aroma” o f Goulet as its guest star — to next Manchester, Ddnnecticut Manchester GOP Picks It's pure poppycock.... If you live an admlnbtration be said was entirely on wages and sabries, Wednesday night. F a r Tke New DIatrlet marked by a flOfliilUon seeiet Then early this week, the jilt makes good sense for young families to ownS?; there is nothing in my tax campaign fund, oil m oney "Democrats for Nixon” com­ proposab that would increase i cemetery property “fore it is -needed. . You . canM AW BILL BRONEILL New Assembly Candidate shipped secretly from Houston to your taxes.” Hilsman Campaigns Among Elderly mittee canceled its half-hour ispare your family distress and financial worry Deoieerat for State Re|ireaeatatlve O Washington, the ITT affair, and order. Whereupon ABC hastily Furthermore, the South the alleged bugging o f 5by selectii^x»/a burial site now. 12th Distiiet By SOL R. COHEN the Univenity of Connecticut man of the Committee to Re­ restored the Andrews-Goulet seg­ Dakota senator said, his Democratic national head- Roger Hilsman of Lyme, candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the (Herald Reporter) School of Law, passed the sbte elect the President. All stressed ment to its original broadcast overhauled welfare proposab quarten. Second District, visit^ with residents of FYanklin Park in Vernon yesterday. Hilsman cited the Mrf^Higgins HE’S HIS OWN BOSS Manchester Republicans last bar examinations bst month and the youth angle and called atten­ date of Oct. 4. would give no assbtance to per­ McGovern has called the Nixon “role of the elderly” and their “ basic rights” as pertains to good health care, a decent income, Phom M cK em an 643-6713^ Sponsored by Wllllani Bronelll Campaign night named a new candidate for b now an attorney. He b serving tion to the vigorous campaigns Why was the order canceled? sons who are able to work. He admlnbtration the most corrupt and a chance to have a fulfilling retirement. Hilsman is seeking the post now held by Committee; Clarenee Foley« Treas. ‘4 0 . sbte representative from the as assbtant clerk of the Tolland pbimed by all local candi^tes. Two views prevail. said “ the only people entitled to and deceitful In history. 13th Assmbly Dbtrict. He b 27- County Superior Court. GOP Chairman M. Adler Republican Robert Steele of Vernon. (Herald photo by Pinto) “They (committee officials) k**************^* welfare” are those whose age, year-old HiUery J. Gallagher of The new candidate b married , Dobkin remarked, “ We aU are disabilities or family situation Questioned about the W’ 342 Center St. to the former Virginb DeHan, pleased to have someone with so prevent them from working. Democratic accusations, Nixon Gallagher, who was nominated daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William much enthusiasm and in hb age Nixon and McGovern also declined to discuu them and by acclamation, repbees John I. DeHan, neighbors of Garside on group as our candidate. We’re voiced more opposing views on said, “ 1 am not going to dignify State Labor Group Told Westminster Rd. DeHan b a Garside Jr., who was nominated sorry that John (Garside) hat the Vietnam war. such comments.” Sept. 7 and withdrew from the Democratic justice of the peace, withdrawn, and I know he’s The President told the news Meantime, Vice President To Halt Anti-Nixon Drives race 23 days bter-bst Saturday. running for re-election in sorry. He wanted very much to conference that the Vietnam Spiro T. Agnew said McGovetp’g. TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING Gallagher, a June graduate of November, and b a former chair- run, and we wanted very muCh to peace negotbtions "are in a sen­ campaign b marked by incon- man of the Manchester have him run. However, h b WASHINGTON (AP) - AFLr any campaign to defeat Nixon group, but that it was expected sitive stage” and declined to sbtoicy. Democratic Town Committee. business committments just a o President George Meany violates the AFL-CIO Executive because the Oklahoma group had predict when or if a settlement Campaigning in Charleston, Galbgher b a 1963 graduate of wouldn’t permit it.” reportedly has ordered a half Council’s official policy of abo adopted a resolution favoring Free Ride will be reached. He said the W.Va., Agnew declared: “ Pick an Manchester High School and a Gallagher, after thanking dozen or more state labor neutrality in the Nov. 7 White defeat of Nixon. presidentbl campaign will not bsue, almost any issue, and you’ll New Lease On Life 1968 graduate of Boston College, Odegard for nominating him and federations to stop their cam­ House elecUon. Now Over Influence "what we do at the find Sen. McGovern has been on In California, state AFL-C I^^ with a degree in mathematics. He the committee for endorsing him, paigns to defeat P ruden t Nixon. "I honestly believe that Nixon Sisters who took part in a successful kidney transplant are Mrs. Patricia Dolan (left), recipient, negotbting bble.” President Jack Henning called an HARTFORD (AP) - One of has a private pilot’s license and b said, “ I’m looking forward to Sources said that in addition to has not done anything for the and Mrs. Rebecca Best, donor. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) In his Cleveland address. (See Page Twelve) emergency state conventipn in the persons arrested during the a number of the Connecticut getting started on my campaign announced orders to the working man,” Hobby said Sacramento for Oct. ^ t a con -, current clamp-down on toll Valley Flyers. He b the son of and making up for lost time. I am Colorado and California state An official of the Oklahoma sider Meany’s orde^to rescind evaders on the Connecticut Turn­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. sure the R^ublicans can give the AFlrCIO groups similar letter state AFL-CIO said he did not it s resolution againrt Nixon. pike claimed he hadn’t paid a toll Galbgher of 99 N. Lakewood people of Nbnehester wlut they were going to the big labor know of a Meany letter to that Hebron Housewife’s Life on the superhighvray In seven Orcle. want — young, aggressive federation’s state bodies in Burlington Fire yean, the state Transportation Hb Democratic opponent in represenbtion in the General Oklahoma, North Carolina, Department said Thurs^y. the 13th Dbtrict b incumbent Assembly.” Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and Nearly Back To Normal The man’s case b pending and Sbte Rep. FYancb Mahoney. Odegard, called upon to com­ Texas. NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS Takes Three Lives The hb identity wasn’t released. Galbgher was nominated by ment on hb campaign, said, “ I ‘Tve been told by the area operation. I waited about eight Offiebb said 116 persons had slate Sen. David Odegard with expect we all should look forward director for the Committee on By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Mrs. Dolan’s kidneys were BURLINGTON (AP) — A couple and two of their weeks for a checkup and then been arrested for failure to pay at seconding remarks by Garside; to doing well in November, Political Education (COPE) that Carriage (Herald Reporter) removed. She returned to Boston grandchildren were killed early today in a fire that destroyed up to 340 sq. ft. started pbying softball. I have to toll sbUons at the western and Carl Zinsser, who b the GOP provided, of course, that we work every three days for dialysb, the I will be ordered to rescind the central parts of the turnpike since candidate in the 9th Assembly a one-story frame house, authorities said. In April, Mrs. Patricia Dolan of kidney machine. At that time, stay away from contact sports at it. We have a fine sbte, and 'dump Nixon’ resolution adopted House Salon Choice of; Sculptured - Tweed - Plush or Shag the crackdown by sbte police |iecause a blow to the kidney Dbtrict; and Sbte Comptroller (See Page Twelve) Policemen who attempted to enter the house shortly after at our convention Sept. 14,” said i$ pleated to Wall St., Hebron, was told that doctors informed her that she would damage it.” began Friday. Nathan Agostinelli, sbte chair­ the blaze was reported about 1 a.m. were turned back by the President Wilbur Hobby of the announce that her kidneys were funcUoning at had probably had nephritb for flames and heat. North Carolina state AFL-CIO in only one-tenth of capacity and about a dozen years. An infection Mrs. Dobn also has to avoid Former City a telephone interview. that they would cease to perform on July 4,1971, only brought it to contact spoils, plus seat belb and Authorities did not immediately release the names of the COPE is the AFL-CIO’s completely within a year and a a head. motorcycles (“ which scare me to Manager To dead. political arm which b staying out Larry half. The diagnosb was nephritb, Mrs. Best was selected as the death anyway” ). Ih e first task Social Security The bodies were taken to Bristol Hospital where dental inflammation of the nephrons donor after she and another of thb presidential race after 17 she tackled upon arriving home, Address CRC impressions were taken in an effort to confirm the Iden­ years of supporting Democratic (excretory units) of the kidneys. sbter, Mbs Susan Bennett of she said, was painting her tifications. White House candidates.. is now associated with this fine salon. He will specialize in She weighed 99 pounds then. Colchester, underwent a series of bedroom. “ They said I could do Clears Senate Carleton F. Sharpe, for 15 years "I ’m sort of caught in th^ the latest trends in hair cutting and styling. He has had Today, she b some 20 pounds tests. Mrs. Best was chosen whatever I wanted, and that’s city manager of Hartford and for Authorities said the grandchildren were spending the night heavier, and "I never felt better because, she said, ” My tissues middle. I am expected'to sup( considerable experience, plus extra training in his chosen what I wanted to dox" she added. WASHINGTON (AP) — A momentous |18.5-billion Social five years city manager of Kansas at the house in the Lake Garda section of this rural town. the organization and n ^ go • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING in my life,” she said. Hie great almost matched like those of an For some time, she had two City, Mo., will speak in profession. Larry is a graduate of the world renown Security-welfare bill has emerged from the Senate carrying The fire gutted the house, and the roof collapsed. against the state convention. • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION transformation was brought Identical twin, which b uncom­ Bruno Technique of Hair Styling in Montreal, Canada. checkups a week, one in Manchester Wednesday, at a Fire departments from Burlington, Avon, Farmington and Neither am I su p p ose^ o against • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER PADDING about by a kidney transplant. The mon.” Her left kidney was Willimantic and the other in dozens of new benefits and higher taxes. But it staUs reform meeting of the Manchester Phone 643-2461 now for your appointment with this Bristol were at the scene. national AFL-CIO policy,” Hobby • NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL donor was her sbter, Mrs. Rebec­ removed for the transplant and Boston. Later, they were reduced of the welfare-families program indefinitely. Charter Revision Commission talented hair stylist . . . W"-. told the AssoefotM Press. BE SURETOBRING YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS ca Best of East Hartford, a started to work in less than an to one a week and now are Capping a 17-hour session in which 40 separate (CRC). Hobby d i d ^ t say what action [diyslcal education teacher at hour. "The doctors said it was the We Will Cheerfully Estimate You Requirements and Show Samples monthly, both in Boston. amendments were considered, the Senate passed the bill 68 The CnC b devoting the next he might taxe when he officially at Your Homo. Manchester High School. best transpbnt they had ever four Wednesdays to hearing ex- The William E. Steinbach “There b so much satbbetion, re ce iv »^ e a n y ’s orders. The transplant was performed had,” Mrs. Dobn said. Mrs. Best to 5 early today. perb on the subject of coun­ it b unbelievable. If anyone can Seek Medny reportedly told officiab in a four-hour operation May 9 at was dbcharged in nine days, and cil—manager versus CARRIAGE HOUSE SALON do it, go ahead. There b nothing The 989-page bill would: the b x rate b levied from |9,000 oLme state AFL-CIO groups that F O R T K N O X the New England Medical (jenter Mrs. Dobn a day bter. Neither strong—mayor forms of 18 OAK STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER CERAMIC TILED to be afraid of," Mrs. Best said. —Provide or increase Socbl thb year to $10,800 in 1973 and to /w e n if they haven’t formally in Boston, Mass., with 11 doctors has had an unfavorable reaction govemmenb, Phone 643-2461 To thb, Mra. Dobn added, Security benefib for widows; $12,000 in 1974 and thereafter. endorsed Democratic Presiden­ Tub Area in attenebnee from the center since. “ The only thing it did to Sharpe, Hartford’s first city Spot On Ballot COMMERCIAL CARPET "I’m gbd I had such a good chronically ill old persons who Senate passage sent the bill, tial nominee George M ef^vem , Kith 2-Pc. Fiiture and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital me was make me sore,” Mrs. manager, now is affiUated with sbter. God bless her for doing need maintenance drugs; persons with ib landmark changes in in that city. Best commented. "They took out Lincoln Institute, an extension of By BETTE QUATRALE 100% Continuous Filament Cumuloft Nylon A A it." who want to retire at age 60; Social Security and welfare bws, Two weeks earlier, both of my two lower ribs to perform the the University of Hartford. Lin­ (Tolland Correspondent) 12’ and 15’ widths sq. yd. #oTT $3995 others who want to work beyond to conference with the House, coln Institute, which b privately age 65; all male retirees who now which bst year passed a smaller, Nine printing firms in the state, including Clinton Preu in Do It Yourself funded, is noted for its tax up to 50 tq. H. get lower benefib than women $8.2-biliion version. Tolbnd, are being served with court papers seeking an We lend you all the tools necessary sq. yd. ^ 4 # 9 5 research. (Prep. Eitra) with the same earnings records; A conference on the measure b Reg. $7.99 sq. yd. Carlson To ‘Voluntarily’ Sharpe, who has been with the injunction against printing all federal election material in­ disabled persons; elderly men expected to be held next week, Institute for about three years, b cluding absentee ballots. and women who need gbsses, and sponsors say they are sure a former president of the Inter­ hearing aids and dentures, and compromise version can be The injunction action bjheing sought by the Communist national City Managers' Associa­ ARMSTRONG 9x12 ODD LOT other groups. worked out and sent to President party, in a suit filed yesf'm’aay in New Haven Superior Court. Give Solons Fiscal Data tion and is a recognized authority LT.W — Substantially increase Nixon before the 1972 session The papers were signed by Judge David Shea. on the council—manager form of LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET NYLON RUGS CARPET benefib and set a national in­ ends. That probably will be Oct. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - The committee, which b con­ possible,” but not before a government. Frank Kalas, owner of Clinton DESIGNER SOLARIAN > Assorted Colors come sbndard for aged, blind or 14. spot on the federal election State Finance Commissioner heated exchange with committee trolled by Democrab, held the disabled persons receiving Press was served with papers, ballob in the state. Smoked Semi-Boneless The sunny floor that shines without wax. All Four Sides EHnished REMNANTS Adolf G. Carbon says he will give co-chairman, Sen. Robert D. hearing to gather fbcal dab on Double Jute Back welfare. after 5 p.m. yesterday and b Hanuner contends the suit b the legbbture’s Appropriations Houley, D-Vemon. which to base a cut in sbte taxes. Regular 188.96 —Continue the program of Aid believed to be the fint in the really “ a local one in each o t the Committee much of the informa­ Carbon repeatedly answered Both Republican Gov. Thomas J. state to receive them. Hb com­ 61 towns, not a state matter, Meskill and the Democratic to Families with Dependent Union Believes Bus FULLY COOKED *12I M m 95 M ^ yd., installed tion he refused to hand over debited queries with phrases 9 Children while three reform pany prinb the election material since validating petition under a subpoena. such as “I don't recall the exact legisbtive leaders have called for Including material, labor and cement ’ 59.95 plans are tested. for nine area towns including signatures b the respoi^bility of yd. Carlson cited “ executive dollars” and “I don’t have the tax cub. But the Democrab say S A I J E PRICE —Aim to hold down the steadi­ Manchester, Tolbnd and Coven­ each town clerk.” GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS. in stock privilege’’ Thursday when he numbers in front of me.” that given more information by Stoppage Inevitable ly rising cosb of the two big try. Primary election materbl b He expressed sympathy for the showed up at a committee At one point, Houle said: “ I Meskill's administration they government health programs: BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) - The union has been asking for a not affected by the court order. printers involved, whom be M bearing without the fbcal reporb give up, commissioner.” may be able to cut them more Medicare for the elderly and Offiebb of the Amalgamated pay increase of more than 40 Deputy Secretary of State stated were already behind 9x12 100% NYLON subpoenaed by the co n u n ittee^ Carlson responded: "Obviously deeply. Medicaid for the poor. Transit Union, AFL-CIO, said cenb an hour. The company has Harry Hammer of Vernon con­ schedule due to the telocoped He finally prondsed to pfodiice you're not interested in informa­ Meskill proposed cutting the 7 • HAMS On the other hand, the 90 Thursday they see “ no other proposed that the contract do firmed knowledge of the suit bst election calendar. just about all the Information it tion. You’re interested in per cent sales tax to 6.5 per cent lb. million persons whose paychecks way ’ but to strike the Connec­ away with all benefib and cut pay night; but added the secretary of Kabs has been advised by bad demanded "as quickly as and the 6 per cent tax on capibl 5 to 6 lbs. BRAIDED harassment.” by 23 cenb an hour. state's office had not been served counsel to wait until the tem­ gains and dividends to 5.5 per are bp ped to finance Social ticut Railway & Lighting Co., Security would pay more b to the Both sides have agreed to a 24- with papers and would probably porary injunction Is beard Oct. 12 cent. even though another negotiating hour notice provbion before a receive them today. The papers before printing the absentee Carbon warned the committee program, as would their session is scheduled for Sunday. RUGS strike or service curtailment can will be automatically turn^ over ballots and other election that despite federal revenue­ employe. The company and the union In red and white, blue and wMte, Nation’s Unemployment become effective. Union to Atty. General Robert Killbn. . material. Other opinion claims he EXTRA LEAN-FRESHGROUND sharing, the cub are the largest Under the present program, have been conducting so-far orinie and white and avocado and members have already given The Communist party is can go ahead and print the Imported Sliced NOT PRE PACKAGED white. ones which can responsibly be each worker pays 5.2 per cent of fruitless negotbtions in the wake their leaders authority to call a seeking the court action to pbee material, but not deliver it. Edges Down In September made. the first $9,000 of income into the of Gov. Thomas Meskill’s veto strike when they want. the names of ib candidates on the The plates for the Manchester “ Revenue-sharing is not the fund. The employer matches that earlier in the week of direct state Boiled Ham » » 89c I chuck Ground» 95c month, the bureau figured it as Union spokesmen said the 350 ballob in Connecticut. ballob and other docuroenb WASHINGTON (AP) - The bonanza we thought it would be,” figure. Already the deduction b subsidies for Connecticut’s two an Increase of 250,000. members have been called to a They contend petitions signed were scheduled for printing nadon’i unemployment edged Carbon said. He estlnuted that it due to Increase to 5.5 per cent brgest bus companies. down last month and the total The bureau abo reported that next year; the Senate-approved meeting at 10 a.m. Sunday in by 18,700 persons were filed with today, Kalas stated. Abacntee would pour "somewhere CR&L, which serves u m b er of Americans at work average earnings of some 50 Derby to discuss the situation and town clerks in 61 towns and ballob should be printed im- $QQ95 between |19 million and |22 bill would raise it to 6 per cent. Bridgeport, Waterbury and New increased, the government million rank-and-file workers Thus, a worker now pays a that an llth-hour negotbting ses­ cities; which more than the re­ niediately and dUtrlbuted to the million” into the ib t e ’s General Bribin, and the larger Connec­ IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST ke|. rose sb cenb per hour to |3.71 sion with the company will be quired 12,746 were qualified elec­ towns, to permit overseas votan reported today. F u n d . maximum of $486 a year into the $69.95 and 11.51 per week to 1138.75. ticut Co., serving New Haven, held at the company offices tors. L H US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF BEEF - SAVE The total out-of-work declined fund; the figure would go to $648 enou^ time to return them A brge part of the hourly pay He abo said the lottery has not Hartford and Sbmford, have said before that meeting. They said a They further claim these town AND EAT LIKE A KINGI BRAIDED CHAIR PADS •ach 99« » ,0 0 to 4.7 million, for a rate of in 1973. before election day deadline!. increase was technical, caused by been producing as much money they won't be able to operate strike notice could be given at the clerks "improperly and iUegaUy 1 8 per cent of the bbor force, A large portion of the tax in­ He is concern^ over who the many school youngsters as expected, and that a court- much longer without government negotiating session. rejected the signatures of a sul^ siald the Bureau of Labor crease b due to a 20-per-cent hike should bear the brunt of Um leaving lower paying summer ordered cut In the capibl gains aid. A union notice on a CR&L stantbl number of persons who overtime printing cosb which StatbUcs. in Social Security benefib ap­ jobs to return to their ebsses, and tax will have subibntlal Impact bulletin board, referring to both are in fact qualified electors.” 51 BISSELLST 643-8424 of Ice Plant Thb was down from a rate of proved by Congress b it June. The ATU officials for the will be necessitate by the court thus raUing average pay. on revenue estimates. the negotbting session and the Thb resulted in less than the 8.6 per cent In August It said. The fatter checks became effec­ CR&L locab made their strike debyi. p l e n t y o f f r e e p a r k i n g s p a c e The s b b bad been taxing 100 union meeting planed for Sunday, required signatures being filed The tolal number of employed On a seasonally adjusted basb, tive thb week. prediction after a two-hour If the Injunction b paatod ix per cent of the gains, but the said: "If no progress has been with the secretary of state, Superior Court, it "wlU put tWagi WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS actually dropped 1.8 million to 82 the bureau said, the earnings While approving that Increase, negotiating session with company Open Daily 9-6; Thurs. and Fri. till 9 s b b Supreme Court said It could made, strike plans will be made prompting the deebion to dis­ million, but since It normally Increase was only two cents per Congren raised the maximum offiebb and federal and sbte (SeePags'N'etve) tax only 50 per cent. at the meeting. " allow the Communbt bid for a drops more than that for the hour. amoun* of earnings against which medbtors.

/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestor. Conn., Fri., Oct. 6.1972- PAGE THREE Awarded |2N,M l Sheinwold on Bridge DETROIT (AP) - Sta-yetUMiW Aide Explains Dooley Bill Would Ease About Towu Anthony Tommie, who loit an College Boards 296 Rode Bus Phebe Circle of the Emanuel John Lsru* will show lUdas snd before working on the heart*. eye in a (W ai»l(i*nt two year* speak on "Spring Bulbs" at a BOLD DECEPTIVE P U Y would discard the five of ? Lutheran Church will meet PRODUCES NINTH TRICK SS. ha* been awarded 1100.000 AlMHSOct. 12 Curbs on Wives of POWs Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In Luther meeting of the Manchaitar clubs on the third spade, making Garden aub, Monday at 7:10 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD by a Wayne County J u ^ . On Wednesday The probate court, upon filing of Hall. Hostesses will be Miss it clear that he had no Interest Richard Rooney, a represen- state Representative Thomas before Vietnam and might want p .m ., at Center Congregational "That was a very risky way to Judge James C an ^ a petition, would permit this only Harriet Casperson, Mias Eleanor the suit. A shift to diamond* awarded the boy’s lather |I,6M Utlve of the New England H. Dooley of Vernon has to move. Casperson and Mrs. Elaine Case. Church play the hand,” North if it is In the best interest of the would be clearly indicated. to help pay medk»l expenaw. Regional Office of the College proposed a change in Connecticut Dooley said that although remonstrated. “They could have absent serviceman and his If you must make a risky play, The award w u to coma f r w Entrance Examination Board, The Manchester-to-Hartford express commuter bus law which could reduce the dally Connecticut has a trusteeship law beaten you two tricks by shifting dependents. make it early, before the op­ the Uninsured Motorist* Fund. wlH speak to Interested parents carried a record 296 passengers Wednesday morning, legal tanglM and frustrations it is particularly inapplicable to OGDOriATIOKS to dhunonds." West lookM un­ A more detailed procedure ponents know the location of and studenU Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m. the Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) faced by wives and parents of this situation, and he has filed a Common Sense vs. Nonsense comfortable at this reminder of their strength — and your bill which would establish a very would be available for property his lapse in the defense, but It’s in the Manchester High School said. prisoners of war and servicemen For quite a long time he putted weakness. simple procedure consistent with of a greater value. Going north on the east side of customers numbered tickets for a hard to blame him for what cafeteria. ’The school guidance The Wednesday total wras the highest number of missing in action. "It's unwise to pay too much, but It'i worse to back and forth with that little Daily Question safeguarding the property rights Dooley said, “It is the Intention Main St. from Maple next to the raffle of a motor vehicle. happened. Some bridge hands department is sponsoring his passengers on any one day since the bus service started pay too little. When you pay too much, you lota a buckboard which seemed to be Partner opens with one heart, Dooley cited difficulties In dis­ of the serviceman. of this legislation to permit the comer market was the home of It was a buckboard, the only produce heroes but not necessari­ appearance. July 10 as a 90-^y experiment. little money— that Is all. When you pay too little, Milo Russell, a contractor of springs being the thin hardwood quite reliable. That’s more than and the next player passes. You posing of property such as a car The bill would permit the wife family of a prisoner of war or of a ly villains at the same time. 'The Monday-through-Frlday bus runs from Burr serviceman missing in action to you sometimes lose everything, because the painting and wallpapering. It was floor boards. And those boards could be said of many hold; Spades, KM; Hearts, J-M ; He will describe College Board or home, to which the ser­ or next of kit), subject to the South dealer BIKES Comers to dotvntown Hartford had been averaging viceman has full or partial title, carry its family matters with a thing you bought was Incapable of doing the automobiles and horseless Diamonds, A4J-8-4-3; Clubs, 18-5- services, such as the College court’s scrutiny, to dispose of up a flat roofed house with porches were all the body there was. The North-South vulnerable carriages of that time. f.lMmnD NUBIBBB l*vel E^mination Program and about 250 passengers a day. and cited especially, families who to $5,000 worth of property, or to minimum of inconvenience and thing It was bought to do. The common law of on west and south sides. Large seat was all in the open. The Opening lead — Six of Clubs 4. Nekt store in the building was What do you say? College Locator Service. He will Recent State Bond Commission approval of sub­ are in Connecticut because it was secure consent when necessary, without Incurring unnecessary business balance prohibits paying a little and. lawns and numerous large trees wheels were like bicycle wheeb. West opened the six of clubs, Tiffany’s jewelry, then in tl» Answer; Bid two hearts. The L A D IE S oi also discuss the Scholastic Ap- the servicemen’s last tour of duty for the affairs of the children. legal costs.” He also cited the surrounded it. The motor was a one^ylinder and South could count eight fast sidies for the buses, which are run by the Connecticut getting a lot— It can't be done. It you deal with most northern store was Martin’s hand is not quite strong enough Utude Test (SAT) and Achieve­ need for modernization of ex­ In later years the Bowers Block gasoline engine which did not tricks, nine if the spades broke 3- 3 SP E E I Co., will extend the service to Jan. 6, 1973. the lowest bidder. It Is well to add something for was built on the south part of ladies dress shop and millinery. for a bid of two diamonds. When ment Testing pj-ograms, the isting trusteeship and conser­ develop much speed. 3. The odds were, however, near­ IbIKES now AVAlLt TTie buses leave Burr (Corners between 7 and 9 a.m., Unemployment Claims Drop the risk you run, and it you do that you will have ,, From Mr. Martin's son your hand is good enough for only Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude vatorship laws to respond to the t * Russell's yard. It was used at It was won by Mr. Richmond ly 2-1 against so favorable a break and return from Hartford from 4 to 6 p.m. enough to pay for something better." some time by the post office and Norwood, O.C. bought the best one response, prefer a raise of Test as a predictor for the SAT, problems of such dependents. who lived on the west side of S. in spades. How could he develop A special bus to the Aetna Insurance (3o. leaves Burr HARTFORD (AP) - Claims The drop in claims was caused, -John RUskin (1819-1900) canoe he ever owned for long partner's major suit to any other changes in SAT scores from one bank. Main St. near the Glastonbury a ninth trick without running into (Corners at 7:20 a.m. and makes the return trip at 4:15 filed for unemployment compen­ at least partly, by suspension of The Russell house was added trips. action. administration to another, and line and worked in Cheney Bros, a shift to diamonds? sation in Connecticut dropped the temporary federal compensa­ to and converted into stores that Copyright 1972 the College Board’s research p.m. A bus to the State Capitol leaves at 7:50 a.m. and Septic Tanks office Boldness and deception were 12.4 per cent to 49,368 for the tion program in Q>nnecticut. The AND Today's Prescription Is The Biggest Bargain In extended front to the sidewalk. General Feature Corp. regarding coaching for the SAT. returns at 4:40 p.m. his answer. He won the first trick week ending Sept. 30, the State overall total number of claims History. Rooney will be available to The buses will run next Monday although it Is a legal The northern part of the Russell in dummy, dropping the eight of included 6,383 claimants filing for Published In The Interest Of Pharmacy and South dealer answer questions holiday — Columbus Day — according to the DOT. Labor Department reported Plugged Sewers property was built on for retail Employes clubs from his hand. By con­ North-South vulnerable the temporary benefits, down stores. Couche’s candy manufac­ today. Medicine By TV Tonight cealing the deuce of clubs, NORTH Initial claims increased by 557 from 14,342 the week before. tory and store there was Machine Cleaned See Saturday’s TV Herald for declarer made it'seem possible 6 A762 to 4,698, but continued claims succeeded by Murphy's Seek Job Ssptic Tanks, Dry Walls, Sawsr that East had begun an en­ Z> 752 declined from 52,123 the week Lints installtd— Callar Wattr- restaurant and bowling alley. Complete Listings. EXCELLENT Help restore school prayer couraging signal with his four of 0 J 106 South Windsor before to 44,610, the department proofing Dont. Now it is the Nassiff Arms Co. Restoration 4 AK3 SELECTION Send 25c to coyer cost of S:00 (18) Jim and Tammy clubs. 10 SPEED BIKES said. a car sticker. store. At the second trick, declarer WEST EAST The rate of unemployment Between the Milo Russell (24) Mister Rogers School Prayer State Coordinator M cK i n n e y b r o s . 4ij5 HARTFORD RD. AAANCHESTER HARTFORD (AP) - Five led a low heart from dummy and A J 9 5 J ♦ 104 up Mrs. Rossi Says Her Role decreased from 4.4 per cent to a property and that other Russell (30) Hogan's Heroes from 589” 72WtsiSt. Manchester, (kHW. 118 Pearl St. 643-5308 employes at the University of finessed with the ten from his (;p Q 6 4 c? J 9 8 new low of 4.3 per cent, accor­ YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICL STORE' home at Oak St., Main St. must (40) Gomer Pyle, USMC 0 K 7 0 AQ843 Sewerage Disposal Co. (Connecticut’s McCook Hospital hand. BIKE RACKS ding to the department. have been cut through a hill at 5:30 ( 22) Hogan’s Heroes 41976 4 10 54 (24) Electric Company in Hartford, laid off when the No Evidence To Help For CARS Challenged By Kupchunos some time. On the east side was a hospital’s food service was West won with the queen of SOUTH high bank on top of which were (30) Beverly Hillbillies 4 K Q 8 According to Eriksson, the transferred to a private firm, hearts and wondered what to do. ALL BICYCLES Mrs. Margaret Rossi, the first Interested persons may appear two typical Cheney gray houses. (40) News Z> A K 10 3 group intends to help with the have filed suit in an effort to get There was no evidence to steer SETUP FREE Board of Education member to and be heard and all applications One was occupied by the Weir 5:55 (3) What’s Happening 0 9 5 2 national, state and local cam­ Smm a 1:38 • 3:30 their jobs back. him toward diamonds. He speak against current board are on file in the office of the family whence came the late Tom 6:00(3-8-22) News 4 Q 8 2 paigns in the upcoming election. S:30 - 7:38 -1:30 The federal court suit seeks a wondered whether to lead publicity policies said today her Town Qerk. After the Sept. 26 Weir, tax collector of our South (18) 12 O’clock High South West North East He said that youth group would temporary and a permanent in­ another club or shift to spades. FARR'S ability as a constructive partici­ meeting, the PZC voted to deny Manchester Fire Department for (24) Hodgepodge Lodge 1 Z> P»»s > ♦ become an integral part of the junction barring the state from He settled in favor of leading 1 NT Pass 3 NT Pass 2 MAIN ST. — 648-7111 pant on the board has been the applications of Edward many years. These houses were (30) To Tell the Truth Democratic Party in town and (40) WUd Wild West laying them off. It also seeks another club, and now South Pass Pass | Pleasure 1 Come have great personal difficulty as a Sometimes zippers, and snaps. Blue, and on collar. Patch ch ild ren o f Sat. —Sun.-^Mon.—MaDnat I *,3 constructive participant in the universe, "CANDY MAN" fie Present promoting a project had he not the nicest people hove 8-18. Boy’s, all stores pockets, self belt. (tormarlyW illla Wonka) been a majority member before FREE Wonka Bara To All Chlldran except Vernon and Brass tone,36-46. k t D on ovan the presentation to the voters for ROACHES... take you anvay Next Wed. CABARET S Y Q U I N T O their approval." but they get rid of them! INew London. Men’s, all stores except far far away In conclusion, Mrs. Rossi said Vernon and INew London. AT THE ORGAN she did not share his problem as ■ it is “board position that is sub­ The German Cockroach feeds on animal Every Fri. and Sat. ject to voter approval and not my and human food, and thrives in damp, The nationw ide bestseller! position,” she said. warm areas. Roaches may transmit PZC Public Hearing disease, including tuberculosis, dysentery COLOR DINE W ITH ES The Planning and Zoning Com­ and typhoid. BOYS’ KINIT FLARES MISSES’, JR. DRESSES mission will hold a pubUc hearing Enter D&L’s 50th Anniversary ( THE NEW ° Tel. S4S-SISI for Roaei^atlooia Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the South Windsor Town Hall, with an “Colden Civeaway” ('ontests . . . application requesting a zone Loooelieona aerveol D ally 12 1« S P .M . nothing to buy . . . entry blanks 1/^ off A CENTURIONS RANGE AND change. 5.99 ..a6.99 FUEL OIL Vito Covensky is requesting a "'BLISS and rules at all D&L stores . . . 15- Reg. $20-$40 Reg. $10. GASOLINE change from a Rural Residential ■I I sosc. scon zone to A-30 for 89 acres on the day European Holiday for Two via lor a Preventive Maintenance program A special collection of afternoon scrum didilyum ptious! ^ east side of Abby Rd. on the land A great grtiup of washable l(M)*/

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PAGE FOUR-^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Oct. 6,1972 case was continued to Oct. 16 for Police School Greets Andover payment of fine. About Town Raymond L. Kies, 29, of 142 Jaycees Resume Room Mothers Court Cases held at the Post Home in New Spruce St., fined |26 for Memberi of the American Report Card Design Britain, and the Enfield in- operating a motor vehicle Legion Poet and lU Auxiliary Bentley School held the annual sbUatlons will be held at the First W ork a a c u r r COURT 12 without a license. have been invited to attend the MANCHESTER room mothers’ tea thb week in PoUsh National Home In Enfield. Do Something the school auditorium. Mrs. Mancjheiter Session George D. Knapp, 18, of 163 Joint iiutallatlon of the offlcera of Richard A. Bbke, 19, of 27 the South Windsor American Florence Woods, principal, and O f Art League Oak St., fined |25 for failure to Dorothy Rd., was charged yester­ The Manchester Jaycees will kick off their 197M973 "D o Legion Post and lb Auxiliary St. Bridget’s Rosary Society Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Bentley Robert G. Novak, 26, of Wood- drive a reasonable disbnce apart. day afternoon with possession of Something" campaign thb week. Do Something b a campaign of The Andover Ait League is tonl^t at 7:30 at the Post Home, will meet Monday with a M au at PTA co-praident, welcomed brldge St., received two Robert D. Main, 24, of Hart­ controlled drugs (marijuana), getting people together in their community...the volunteers and the starting off the fali season with a 878 Main St., South Windsor. 7:30 p.m. follow ^ by a buslneu them and gave a brief expbna- suspended one-to-three-year ford, fined 1100 for operating a Manchester Police report^, via a agenda who need those volunteers. Jaycees become the clearing ip e ( ^ card designing program at Invitations have also been ex­ meeting at 8. Speaker for the tion of their dutla. prison sentences Thursday on motor vehicle while hb license Circuit Court 12 warrant. house for communications on volunteer needs telling dtlzens what the Andover Elementary School tended from the New Britain AL meeting will be Mrs. Agnes T. Room mothers are Mrs. charges of third-degree burgbry was suspended. Charges of Bbke was released on a $250 the problems are and how they can fight them. The Jaycees are at 7:30 p.m. on Monday evening. Post and Ib Auxiliary and the Peterson whose topic ^11 be Lawrence Duff, Mrs. Paul (two counb). operating an unregistered motor non-surety bond for court offering the citizens of Manchater the chance to actually help the Mrs. Sue Gradual, art teacher Enfield AL Post and Ib Auxiliary "Handwriting Analysis." The Tucker, Mrs. J. Anthony Judge Max Savitt suspended vehicle and misuse of marker appearance Oct. 19 at Manchester welfare, the environment, the people around them, their feliowman. at the school, will demonstrate to attend their installation public b invited. Morianos, Mrs. Frederick the jail terms and pbced Novak pbtes were noUed. How did it begin? The idea of "D o Something" began in April 1969, the technique of block printing ceremonies, which are both being Moody, Mrs. James Piro, Mrs. on probation for two years. Joan M. Woodbury, 33, of East Ellen C. Manner, 67, of East when Praident Nixon formed the Voluntary Actidn Program to for the program, which will con­ Richard Higgins, Mrs. Thomas Novak was arrested by Sbte Windsor, Issuing a bad check, held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The Hartford, was issued a summons sist of designing Christmas cards. Read Herald Ads encourage Americans into volunteer work capadtla across America, Tomkunas, Mrs. David Jenckes, Police in Ellington last nolled. New Britain ceremonies will be charging her with failure to obey Persons intem ted in attending p ie United Stata Jaycea took that original Id a and atablbhed the Mrs. Gregory Bradshaw, Mrs. December. traffic control signal (red light) at should bring with them a simple “ Do Something” projed. A fta formubtlng the program in four pilot Thomas Moore, Mrs. Joel Spencer St. and the 1-84 exit design or picture suitable for a Jaycee chapters, the U.S. Jaycee Board of Directors received the Chaison, Mrs. Daniel Craven, ramp, in connection with an acci­ greeting card. Mrs. Gradual will challenge of thb program and passed it down to the lo a l chapters in Mrs. Alfred Jezoult, Mrs. James Robert A. Robinson, 19, of 29 dent Wednesday. March 1970. supply the blocks and tools for a Harvey, Mrs. Albert Fyler, Mrs. Summer St., was fined |100 and Police said the Manner car was nominal fee, and there will abo 'The Manchata Jaycea accepted the challenge of the U.S. Thomas McCarthy, Mrs. Andrew given a 30—An Memorial Hospital will show a truck back up the embankment, a member of the Manchester, Bennet Junior High School, Tom be accepted, 6.99 Edward E. Famham Jr., 21, of advertisement in a shopper film entitled “ A Member of the police said. Hartford County, Connecticut Kohsisky, administrator at Vernon Village, Vernon, was newspaper published here Family.” ZBAvHearings Kingrey was charged with and American Bar Associations. ECHS; and Larry Leonard and a 10.00 value issued a summons yesterday offered a musical instrument for Refreshments will be served The Zoning ’Board of Appeab failure to grant one-half the He resides with hb wife, the Joseph Mazzotta, vice principals charging him with causing un­ sale, fisting a telephone number under the direction of hostesses, will hold a public hearing highway. He posted a $25 bond former Nancy Niles of Yakima, at MHS. necessary noise with a motor but no name. Mrs. Gertrude Noren and Mrs. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Community and Is scheduled to appear in Wash. Dr. John Kennedy, super- Among those unable to attend High style prints in easy-care, vehicle on Rt. 31, Coventry. Court The ad said “ Husband’s $200 Agnes Oough. Hall to hear an application by Circuit Court 12 at Manchester tindent of schools, who had Thursday’s kick-off meeting, but date b Oct. 30 at Manchester. clarinet for sate for a lot less. If a Troops Organized Ralph CTark for removal of his washable polyester... you’ll Oct. 16. observed a similiar ’ ’Walk” while who will be contributing their man answers, hang up.” Bolton’s Junior Girl Scouts met automobile repair business from love the look and the Police said his truck, loaded in Minnesota, offered hb com- time and efforb in the ensuing ib present location on Rt. 85 to with water pipe, was bound for menb and suggestions. weeks in behalf of the walk, were the property of Charles Fenton price . .. and the prints... B’almouth, Mass., and was He stressed the need for ade­ Mayor John Thompson; Robert Left Over near the corner of Rt. 85 and Area Lottery headed east on Rt. 6. The quate ’’check point ” facilities, B. Webs, general manager for the Lyman Rd. super colored for great pants- Roarabach vehicle was headed where restrooms* and water Town of Manchester; Pat Gen- SKIS & BOOTS The board will abo hear an matching. S, M, L. Numbers Listed west on Rt. 6, police said. fauceb would be available to tilcore, chairman of the Mothers’ application by Loub Goutier of By THE ASSOCIATED PRF.SS walkers, as well as the need for March; the Rev. Robert E. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Alusku’s B'lag Brandy St. for a variance to con­ sportswear, downtown and Here b a state-by-state list of receptacles for tra.sh to be db- Saunders, principal of East struct a screened porch over an OFF WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND the lottery numbers drawn this On Alaska’s state flag, the carded. Catholic High School, and 20% .. 50% exbting patio which will be closer Parkade. seven gold stars, represent George J. Emmerllng, principal James M. Reardon, chief of the BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVE­ * to the property side line than the ing the state's gold-mining in Manchester Police Department, of Manchester High School. Vernon Store Only MENT ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERI­ NEW YORK STATE 17931 regulations now allow. NEW JERSEY 670443 dustry, form the Big Dipper pledged hb support in thb effort, Information on how to sponsor Bulletin Board An eighth star, in the corner ALS, YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN CONNECTICUT 24768 and said his department would a walker, how to regbter as a is the North Star, symboliz­ All town offices will be closed provide a cruber to lead the walker, and other pertinent data RIZZO SKI SHOP TODAY. PENNSYLVANIA 167865 ing the state’s location in the Monday in observance of Colum­ MASSACHUSETTS 416850 walkers, as well as another will be announced soon. laCliwIe Vernon far nortli. bus Day. At Burton’s No Sale Is Ever final Until You Are Completely Satisfied! • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchcztcr, Conn., Frl„ Oct. 6,1972- PAGE 8EVEW PACae 8D C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FYi„ Oct. 6,1972 O p e n F o rm Hebron Food A id Program In Follow-up Phase lEa^utng M^ralb Project FIND, a nationwide Capital Food Assistance. Eligibility of living. The volunteers will Manchester Junior Women’s dreamed how to fly. Ail wf have *Cet the Facts ■■■» w \ _ ^ —Mtopalgn to identify and enroll each applicant will be deter­ provide whatever help is needed Gub assisting as field worlwrs. Bradley Field to show for it is saturation bom- To the editor : mined by the Department of t o obtain certification from local They hope that this phase of the Mr. TuUy, in hli column that blng. Federal Food Assistance Public Aulstance. This will in­ public assistance officials. Tliis Founded Oct, U 1881 Amlreh' TitU\ Myself, along with other Headquarters Oct. canvass will be completed by the Fare appeared in this newspaper Sept. Programs, moves into Its second, volve a visit by the applicant to may include other needs of the middle of Novembtr. members of the Manchester or follow-up, phase this week the local office of the State PICCOLO'S newspaper by carrier daiiy before 6 p.m. SO, stated that American pilots’ applicant, or in the case of Published by Mancbester Publishing Co., Committee for Peace & Justice, Hie Hebron Republican Town Tuesday: meat loaf, orange juice, should telephone the circulation de(Mut- t a ^ t s in the Indochina war are with the American Red Gross Welfare Department which is homebound individuals, serving Drake’s Honors 18 Blssell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, will be featured on a show "Free Oonunlttee has announced the buttereu rice, green beans, fruit ment, 647-9M. military ones and that it must be opening of campaign head- cocktail. responsible for helping those who located in Manchester in the as their proxy or providing Sir Francis Drake, the first telephone 648-8711 (AC 208.) For All” Friday, Oct. 6, at 7 p.m. qualify to obtain nrtification for believed that every effort is made luarters will be Oct. 19 at the Wednesday; spaghetti with Parkade, second floor over W. T. needed tranaportatlon. Englishman to sail around AIR PARKING on Channel 24. Please watch and food stamps or commodities. Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation to avoid dropping bombs on Paradise Shopping Center on Rt. meat sauce, toss^ green salad, Grant Co., for an interview with a In the Mancfaesto-Bolton area, the world, was knighted by Dull Men listen. If you feel at all patriotic, Project FIND was conceived and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press civilians. He went on to criticize 85. buttered French bread, chilled representative of the Food Stamp the food stamp follow-up canvass Queen Elizabeth I. Timber Tumpiko Road, Windsor Locks conUct me. Together we can help by Dr. Arthur Fleming, chairman Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Senator McGovern for pointing According to committee chair­ peaches, peanut butter cookie. Program. is being conducted by Red Cross, from his ship, the Golden WASHINGTON - The so- authentic wit to grace the out the brutality of American end this senseless killing. of the White House Conference This does not mean any appli­ under the volunteer leadership of Hind, was made into a chair First Exit off Route 20 Matter. Tbe Manchester Publishing Co. assumes American political scene must be Jay April man Emery Taylor, Incumbent Thursday: hamburg and called Presidential race? bombing. I’m sure Mr. TuUy may on Aging. It began Aug. 3 with cant will be receiving "welfare” Mrs. Willard Horton, as super­ that is kept at Oxford Uni­ no financial responsibility for 22 West Center St. State Sen. David Odegard, 4th sausage pizza, vegetable salad, Free Pick-up and Deiivery to and from Burl L. Lyons Publisher Sometimes it reminds me of the writhing in Elysium as he peruses i n d ^ be an excellent columnist, the mailing of Social Security under the State Aid program. The visor, with members of the versity. typographical errors appearing in adver­ the public statements of the elec­ Manchester Senatorial District, will be pre­ fruit cocktail. day I sought out a New York although I may not be in a posi­ checks to more than 27 million food stamps are provided to self- Bradley Air Terminai torate's alternatives. McGovern sent at the opening. ^Friday: tuna roll or egg salad Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The prize-fight tycoon named Mj|ke tion to judge that. I am, however, men and women, most of whom supporting people of low income lectures us, metaphorically at­ Accompanying Odegard will be roll, vegetable soup, cabbage- Call just before you pick up your luggage Payable in Advance Manchester Elvening Herald. Jacobs for an expert opinion on in a position to inform Mr. TuUy Thank You are over age 60. Each person who are finding it hard to manage T W O c e i l o R tired in sackcloth sprinkled with Peter Shwartz, Glastonbury carrot and raisin salad, Display advertising closing hours, three an upcoming 10-rounder between of a few unavoidable facts. Gentlemen: received an explanatory brwhure due to the ever-increasing cost of One Month $3.25 One Year $39.00 the ashes of discontent. He GOP town committee. applesauce spice bar. ThlH li • f T b * Insurance Coverage • Long term parking full days prior to publication. a couple of dubious The Air Force nunual defines a Twenty-five years ago Oct. 2, and a franked postcard which Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 appears to be a bom Xanthippe. Taylor also announced coor­ Cafeteria manager Mrs. Mar­ heavyweights. mUitary target as, and I quote, 1947, I was exactly one year and they could return if they were Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Nixon assures us that all will be dinators for the Republican can­ jorie Porto announced that next Rates $2XX) a day — $8 a week By Carrier, Wedcly 75' Three Months $9.75 Mike gave his dentures a cou­ “...any person, thing, idea, entity seven months old to the day. That interested and thought they Parkhill-Joyce prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYlday well if we don't ask too many didates. week is National School Lunch FUELOIL ple of derisive clacks. "Neither of or location selected for destruc­ was the day that Gilbert V. needed help In receiving Federal 24-Hour Service, 7 Days A Week Subscribers vdio faii to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. questions about how he is rim- Handling the Odegard cam­ week and Wednesday’s menu is them bums can win,’’ he tion, Inactivation, or rendering Wright, my father, died. Since I 17.9 Flower Shop ning the country. He is the uncle paign will be Daniel Paine. Mrs. the Universal Menu that will be deposed. non-usable with weapons which was too young to ever know him OPEN ALL DAY 200 Osl. Min. 6 2 3 -7 0 8 9 who soothingly takes charge at Mary Porto, assisted by Mrs. served in all participating schools personally, I have only known I Day N.tic« Par D.llvw> I learned later Mike had stolen wiU destroy the wiU or the abiUty Anne Dallaire, will be in charge nationwide. SUNDAY 24-Hsur iurntr S.rvlct will-reading time. him from scrapbooks and my Sargent Shriver; Moral Outrage the line, but never mind. The Neither seems to realize that of the enemy to resist.” It goes on of Mrs. Dorothy Miller's cam­ FREE PARKING MANCHESTER 1 ------to say that attacks on such threats mother’s memories. For the past temptation often is strong to there are cracks in their sanc­ paign for state representative Manchester Evening Herald are designed to “dispel the 25 years there has been an emp­ OIL HEAT, INC. WAMmro jv n sasom tb b i suggest that both Richard Nixon timonious armor. McGovern has from the S5th Assembly District. Hebron Correspondent, Anne ARTHUR DRUG us on our hackles in moral indignation tiness in the lives of my mother, 649-4908 Read Herald Ads E)ear Sargent Shriver: and George McGovern will lose been known to depart from the people’s beUef in the InvincibiUty Richard Rittenband’s cam­ Emt, Telephone 228-3971. my brother and myself. We didn’t Recently you accused the electorate because it means neither major political the Nov. 7 bout. Mostly, they high road of appealing to the of their forces, to create unrest, paign for congressman from the seem to be running like a couple to reduce the output of the labor have what everyone else did, a of being "bruised by the new royalty of party comes into court, so to speak, with better Instincts of us poor boobs. 1st District will be under the of candidates for county sheriff in He has equated Nixon with Hitler force, to cause fear, panic, father. direction of Miss Bonnie Brunell clean hands. hunger, and passive resistance to My mother has succeeded political power brokers so it greets some rural backwater, except in assailing the bombing of Yiet- with Mrs. Anne Emt assisting. through many hardships in the There lingers too many Teapot that their teeth are capped, their nam and has charged that Nixon the government.” The Republican Women’s Gub scandal with yawns instead of moral The U. S. Subconunittee on struggle to bring up her two sons words are bigger and their per­ dares not let our prisoners of war will meet this evening at 8 at the Domes, too many Bobby Bakers, too sons too often calculatedly vague. Refugees has pointed out that alone. My brother, Donald, la outrage." return home lest they expose the home of Mrs. Dallaire and all In their mutual effort to please over 4.5 milUon Indochinese married and a member of the As a member of that body so bruised, many instances of petty grifters in the horror of Nixon’s policies in Viet­ interested women are invited to everybody, down to the last civilians have been killed, Manchester Police Department. I memories of the electorate, to do nam. Is this George McGovern, attend. we feel it requires a defense since you Laplander concealed in some wounded or refugeed since Nixon myself, will be married October the preacher, speaking — or the Among the items to be dis­ imply a certain moral laxity on the part anything else but yawn when an already remote northland cave, they are took office as a Peace candidate 7. C a / d o f EXPANSION SALE! Old Nixon? cussed will be plans for the Oct. not even amusing, but utter each in 1968. He has already dropped When The Herald published on of each of us because we have apparent­ blackened pot tries to further blacken In bne with his resolution to 14 fund-raising party at the home self-serving syllable in the tone of 3.7 milUon tons of bombs, more Oct. 2,1972, in your 25 Years Ago comfort, but never explain, Nbi- of Edward Hinchliff and staffing ly failed to charge the bastians of an already blackened kettle. a third-rate evangelist exhorting a than any leader in history; four to column a remembrance of my on has admonished us not to of Republican headquarters. BIG SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE No, Mr. Shriver, those bruises you see covey of poolroom wastrels to six tons wiU have been dropped in father, it was as if he had been Watergate or chase the money changers worry about the odors arising Hunter Safety turn into the path of the time it takes to read this brought back to witness the are partisan in origin inflicted by friend from that wheat deal with the Edward Hinchliff, hunter safe­ out of the wheat pit. righteousness. Their hot rhetoric, letter. Hiese are official Pen­ -culmination of his wife’s hard Soviet Union and suggested that ty instructor for Hebron, has Our moral outrage capacity is relative­ and foe over the years by Democrats leavened only by ham-handed L V * tagon figures, not “Communist work. Though deceased for K Below Our Coat! awarding special and profitable scheduled his next course of in­ Joe Namath’a Choice! attempts at wit, tells us that both propaganda.” These bomb ton­ years, I can feel he has come back ly undiminished. To be more precise, it and Republicans who have cried, favors, sub rosa, to wealthy ^ain struction in safe hunting prac­ Nixon and McGovern take nage figures can be obtained by for my wedding. Gentlemen, for Prestone H dealers will enrich the national tices and the safe handling and has been virtually untapped in recent “Wolf” in October and quickly dipped themselves with utter seriousness telephone from the Pentagon In­ that spiritual reunion of our Hamilton Beach culture. He has refused to iden­ use of firearms to start at 8 p.m. into the whitewash bucket in January. — even as messiahs. formation Office. whole family, I Thank You. Permanent BsJiFilm R i o t f ^ years by scandals in Washington and tify the donors of a $10-million on Oct. 13 and reconvene at 7:30 “Butter Up” Mr. TuUy does not mention in John P. Wright other high places not because we are True moral indigation or outrage is Thus, neither candidate slush fund raised before the a.m. Oct. 14. Corn Popper Anti-Freeze deadline for such disclosure, and his article the more than 40,000 57 Foster St. _ NEW Polaroid T108------3.69 still there and will come to the fore qualifies even for Mencken's The course will be at the sen bruised and numb; but because we have at this writing has declined to South Vietnamese civiUans ex­ Manchester Bl------jonal at grudging salute to politics for “its ecuted without trial under the Hinchliff home on Gilead St. and Polaroid T 8 8 ______2.74 long ago learned to distinquish between when scandal, alleged or otherwise, is discuss some $180,000 in high capacity to soothe and tickle CIA-directed Phoenix program, Shopper's N ightm are all applicants must contact him rasnMB Republican cash routed through true moral outrage which transcends exposed for the purpose of convicting the midriff, its incomparable ser­ or that the war continues to cost by Wednesday to register for the n K 13520X ------.1.32 Mexico which wound up in the Sept. 12 was my day off from Our and punishing abusers of the public vices as a maker of enter­ in excess of $20 milUon each day. course and receive a handbook. |W8IIBMIk'.IM Rag. partisan outrage which is really what account of one of the men work. My son asked me if he Hinchliff stated that proper K 13 5 36 X ______.1.86 tainment.” Indeed, since both The Pentagon Information Office c o w * ewSSAVS 1.99 Gal. trust instead of bunting for headlines, charged with breaking into could use my car. I said, “Okay, you are talking about isn’t it? exude an aura of piety, they reveals that there were 369 study of the handbook will usual­ Democratic national head­ but take me into Manchester so I KX126 20X______.1.32 becoming a vehicle for special cannot even be counted among “protective reaction strikes” on ly allow applicants to successfully umrafoi Nmioa Elvery election we are asked to turn quarters. can do some shopping. Daddy those who in Mencken’s charge North Vietnam between January complete the course in the six Protects entire cooling system, KA464Super8______.1.99 “the rascals out” regardless of who is in Congressional inquiries which generate Well, all this is okay if we the will pick me up on his way harmless to engine parts. Buy make politics “unqualifiedly rat­ 1969 and April 8, 1972. We all hours alloted. voters are in fact the horde of home.” Exclusive Joe Namath au­ now and save! New formula lor power. The partisan outrage exists and more publicity than evidence, and for ty, raffish, sordid, obscene and White Goldenrod. (Sylvian know that the bombii^ has been This hunter safety course is C X 1 2612X ______.87 stoneheaded yokels fascinated by About 2:30 p.m., my shopping * 500 tographed football offer. Only winter or summer protection. electioneering oratory.Scandals in low-down, and its salient virtuosi more massive and indiscriminate required of all persons intending Lim it 2 per custom er Umil a .K h par cuttonwr will continue to exist because no politi­ theological harangues and in­ Ofiara photo.) done, I called my husband. He $51 See clerk for details. a gang of unmitigated scoun­ since then. I read recently in this to purchase a license to hunt in public life will continue to exist, we capable of entertaining an idea told me he w o u l^ ’t be coming cian worth his salt can ignore the desire drels.” newspaper where there were 43 the state for the first time, or any for more than four seconds. through Manchester for at least fear, not because they are not exposed; No. Richard Nixon and Goerge strikes in one day. It is fair person not licensed during the of certain groups within his party for Besides, Richard Nixon and another hour. I said. “Don’t SAVE ON FAMOUS MAKE TOYS McGovern are not bad men. They Today’s Thought estimate to say that more than past ten years. old-fashioned, down-to-earth politicking not because the people yawn; and not George McGovern are all we’ve worry. Take your time. I’ll brouse are merely dull men, of whom it 24,000 North Yietnamese civlUans It is also necessary for Remco Road Devil Cars got, barring the Lazarus-like ex­ through the storek.” which traditionally calls for a certain because some of our office holders are might be said that if you missed have been killed or maimed since youngsters between the ages of 12 humation of a Lincoln. But so far Thought for the Day - by n»e It was unseasonably warm so I inherently crooked; but when whatever what they said last night you have April 8, 1972. and 16 who may legally hunt amount of “mud” tossing. at least, the pfbspect of choosing Rev. Lyman G. Farrar, Co-Pastor removed my Jacket and dropped Our missed nothing for which a ses­ I can go on and on citing facts without a license if accompanied Reg. is morally wrong when a party is out of between them is hardly one to Center Congregational Church - it over my arm. I walked into In assessing your concern for the sion with the neighborhood scold and more facts. I would hope that by a licensed hunter over 21. send us dancing into the streets to Sears and strolled over to the electorate's moral outrage capacity, we office is just as morally wrong when it is would not compensate. more Americans would bother to Hinchliff also stated that if 3.87 ' chant hosannahs. Trust is built upon honesty. television area. I was amused by Stunt, truck, aer-o-car, snow­ Poor Adlai Stevenson. The last find out the facts. Perhaps our interest continues he will sponsor I Push Button! in office, and what is morally wrong one of the programs. I watched it mobile. Sleek with powerful en- feel you were really talking to your own sensibiUties have been duUed a Junior Rifle Gub for the boys Colonial Style for about 15 minutes, not Toastmaster General Electric gines. Bell & Howell Zoom party for you cannot really expect us to before an election is still morally wrong having never experienced the and girls under 19 in the Hebron realizing that I was under strict Wall Clocks Dual 8 Projector terror of napalm or anti­ area. Broiler Oven Slicing Knife Remco Road Devil Sets believe that the opposition party faithful after an election. surveillance after I had stuffed personnel bombs ourselves. Fire Calls Then and only then will the moral my jacket into my shopping bag, Our would carry this torch for you anymore Perhaps these facts and figures The Volunteer Fire Depart­ Our Our making it a little easier to carry Reg. Reg. than Mayor Daley would lead a clean-up outrage sense you feel is lacking return; Inside mean nothing, say nothing. ment last month responded to Reg. things. 29.99 15.97 114.99 and those yawns will be yowls of true Perhaps we have so very much to seven calls. Five of these were 11.88 5-99 I “^'24.88 After the television program 23.88 Wood frames, hand painted dials. Shows super 8 or regular 6 film. crusade in Cook County. fear from that tiny little ambulance calls with Andover ended, I walked by the outdoor Thermostatically controlled tem­ 9” hollow ground slicing knives, Rev ’em up, hear them squeal! From a famous New England Forward, still, reverse; auto, We suspect there is a rising moral protest demanding a housecleaning as stniggUng Asian nation whose responding to one and Columbia peratures from 200° to 500°, take compact handle. Storage rack grills and supplies where I They roll, charge, jump, zig zag! maker. Battery operated. thread. well as a new housekeepef. firepower is less than 1 per cent responding to the other four. or broil. Easy to clean.#5240 mounts on wall, ff EK9 outrage in this nation that will ultimate­ spotted some brochures and Report of our own. Perhaps we have to There was also one mutual aid TalkingiSchool house In the meantime, remember you ly transcend partisan outrage which protect a dictator in South Viet­ picked one up. 1 saw a plastic call to Colchester and one drop cloth that I thought my Mattel Caldor is Tops in Pops! might be able to turn on and off the nam who helped the Franch fight chicken coop fire. By comes to the fore prior to each election. Ronland Evans and Robert \ovah husband could use to protect his against his own people, spending Basketball This is reflected in the rising numbers of spigot of partisan outrage, after all, billions of U. S. tax dollars to driveway when he piiinted the Refereeing chores for the Our garage. I debated whether I All 45 RPM the electorate who choose to “unaf­ that’s what politics is all about. Moral build a police state, sent H ebron Youth Basketball Reg. No ^Laying on of Hands^ should use this or ask a clerk for I I outrage, if it is to be aroused and thousands of our boys home program this year will be under 9.99 Records filiate” or espouse to be independent ; his coattails may be maximized his recommendation. I bent down 7.33 hooked on heroin, abolished the direction of Robert Dixon and directed, must transcend events and WASHINGTON - Behind the paign to the grave detriment of simply by pulling in the largest to drop the brochure on top of my Phono and 9 records, playing who may contribute to their church, lesser RepubUcans. But a direct freedom of the press, jailed hun­ Harvey Desruisseaux. facade of party-wide euphoria possible pro-Nixon vote. coat in the bag, and the package Masonite Backboard board and parents' guidebook. synagogue, or favorite charity with personalities. It is there behind those dreds of thousands of people, Anyone interested in assisting Red, White, Blue or over President Nixon’s huge lead request to the Committee for the Presidential aides talk glowing­ of plastic, which I held in the I murdered political opponents with this phase of the program is Monday Night FOotball generosity and regularity but not give a yawns and bruises that an awesome in the polls, dissension is rising Reelection of the President for same hand but tried to hold, and Goal Tan Football General Electric ly of a new “respect” for the and tortur^ thousand more. requested to contact either of the power, the electorate, has to change among Republican candidates for financial help has been quietly Resident, based largely on his accidentally fell into the bag with By Aurora dime to a partisan candidate or party; or Perhaps we stake our national above. Youth Phonograph (Congress who want — but cannot rejected. foreign policy!, that could dis­ the brochure. Before I could Reg. Reg. things but the electorate with inherent That decision was made by honor on President Thieu. Open House 22.97 who, this really concerns us, do not get — Presidential help in their sipate if he gets into a bare­ reach down to pick it out of my 2.99 own uphill campaign. committee chairman Clark Perhaps we stake our national Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Rose 17.77 2.27 Our wisdom is reluctant to mobilize its knuckle struggle against the shopping bag, the surveillance Double laminated 5/8" thick registo" to vote or if they do, do not vote MacGregor, his predecessor John honor on this type of clandestine Jr. of Blast St. will hold an open Official size and weight, heavy Pressure to get Mr. Nixon, who Democrats. man grabbed me and said, board and steel goal with 12 loop Reg. at all. heavy artillery to kill a fly. dreams of an all-time record ma­ Mitchell (still a superpower remote control killing from high house Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. for fabric ball, easy to grip. 11.19 14.88 That’s the self-serving mood “Come to the office.” net. ______7.44 All hot chart singles, plus wide Two speeds, plays 33 1/3 and Sincerely yours, jority, to risk a few points of his without portfolio in the Nixon in the sky while the man in their,son, Pfc. O orge Rose, who This is the scandal of a two-party Dole, Dominick, Wilson and Co. I was embanassed when he Official Size & Weight Official Size & Weight ^ ^ Computerized game with over selection of oldies and goodies! 45's. Double wall poly cabinet, own vote by coming to his party’s campaign) and Maurice Stans, charge campaigns under a banner recently completed basic training 280 play possibilities: just push A. Ho Hummer will try to change, with only small accused me of shoplifting, I Nylon Wound 4 7 7 Genuine Leather ^ O B safety plug. system which to us should rise each of of "Peace with Honor.” at Parris Island and is on leave button. aid is centered in the Republican the committee’s chief fund­ hope of success. stealing a jacket, my own jacket I IBaaketball Reg. 6.99 Football, Reg. 4.99 W For centuries mankind has prior to reporting to San Diego National Committee and the raiser. had stuffed into my bag. After he Senate and House Campaign Instead, MacGregor now has looked at the jacket carefully he for future orders. Campaign News Channel Master TV Antenna Other Editors Say C!ommittees. Sen. Robert Dole of gained White House approval for noticed that it was worn. They General Electric Lighted Dial Kansas, the party chairman, is a series of relatively minor Mrs. Joan Rowley has been SAVE checked six items in the bottom For VHF and FM recep­ assists to Congressional can­ appointed campaign co-ordinator Pornography^ Revolution in leading the way and hopes to take WHERE THEY STAND of my shopping bag which lay tion 17 elements. 115 Snooz-Alarm" Clock cross arm the case directly to Mr. Nixon. didates. Thus, the President’s under my coat; but there were for Hebron by Mrs. C'ynthia G. AN EXTRA The case is clear: if the Presi­ “surrogates” — cabinet members THE ISSUES OF THE 1972 CAMPAIGN ' Wilson who is seeking election to Our Reg. 36.95 ®® sales slips for each of them, OFF 28 Our Reg. 5.58 High School Text assigned to speak for him around the 55th Assembly District on the dent is serious about making his except for the plastic drop cloth OUR Channel Master TV Antenna the country — will be channelled vaunted "new majority” a long- which had fallen on top of my Democratic ticket. board prevented from commen­ range proposition, rather than a into states where Republican Mrs. Wilson also appointed VO pgfc°ES VHF and FM recep­ IN THE AUGUST ISSUE of overthrow of our government, Defense coat, it was not concealed. In my 25 tion; 20 elements. Save ding the teacher for using the majority that will dissipate right Senate candidates might win with Mrs. Nancy Drinkuth as treasurer 18 ” Lawn & Leaf Rake 137 cross arm The Elks Magazine, we had an promotes the killing of police, the pocketbook, the only thing Sears On Garden Tools, Sturdy steel tines. Over policies of radical groups, racial book! after the Nov. 7 election, he must a little outside help. So will the and Mrs. Jean Allbee as publicity Our Rag. 44.tS 38«« editorial about academic could find that belonged to them Incredible? Yes...but it is even also bring in a Republican direct-mail campaign and Nikon- chairman. Other campaign com­ 24” Size...... 2.88 freedom being confused with militants, revolutionaries such as REPUBLICANS DEMOCRATS was their own credit card. Planters, 2.33 Channel Master Antenna Rotor $2 more interesting to note that the (Congress. Agnew storefronts. mittee members are Sal Mastan- license in the use of a textbook at Fidel Castro, tells how to grow One of the men gave me a 5 or 7 Bu. Lawn & Leaf Bags teacher who introduced the book That’s a pittance, but it may By adhering to a de­ Maintain adequate mili­ drea, Aaron Held, Richard Keefe Hose and North Carolina State University. marijuana, belittles the church, Sen. Peter Dominick of paper and said it was a routine 6-pak 5 bushel or 4- M Semi-auto control, into the school had been relieved mark the outer edge of Presiden- fense policy based on tary forces for deterrence heavy duly motor tells how to combat the high form they wished me to sign. and David Allbee. Sprinklers paki Dial lights up when dark­ It is an undisguised attempt to Colorado and Rep. Bob Wilson of tial help for beleaguered strength at home, partner­ and effective support of pak 7 bushel . Reg. 69° Weather proofed. school systems and certainly from teaching the same sort of When I told them I didn’t want to Menu Our Rag. U.B5 ness falls. Snooz-Alarm subvert the American system of California, chairman of the Republicans. ship abroad and a willing­ o u r international posi­ Huge selection of sizes and 28®® rot in the Paradise, California, The menu at the elementary free enterprise, thus a textbook promotes sexual matter, in­ Senate and House Campaign sign the paper, they said, “If you Assorted Fall lets you sleep up to 10 school system. The American Mr. Nixon uses biblical ness to negotiate every­ tion, but reduce m ili­ schools next week will be: styles. Lawn/leaf rakes not in­ Deluxe Fully Reg. on how to overthrow the very cluding homosexuality, in a most Corrunittees, agree with Dole that don’t cooperate, we will have no cluded. Dutch Bulbs 44«to1»* minutes extra. # 7373K Legion and aroused parents language to describe his reluc­ where, we hold that last­ tary spending where con­ Auto. Rotor 42. system which permits such alarming manner. if Mr. Nixon descends form above alternative but to call the police.” 39.88 caused her dismissal there. She tance to jump into the slippery ing peace is now achiev­ sistent with national secu­ radicals to be heard. The textbook was brought the partisan battle and makes all- snakepit of the Congressional able. rity, and reduce over­ I looked at my watch and was turned down in 62 other realized my husband would be Dog Trapping That is a bad situation for our home by the children of one of out fight for a Republican campaign. “The laying on of We will not let America seas bases and forces. school systems before being hired Congress, he will unquestio^bly become a second-class Reject calls to use.the waiting. I didn’t want to em­ 100% Solid State Our Lowest Price Everl institutions of higher lear­ our Lodge members in San at San Rafael. She is still teaching hands” by the President to elect Service Rafael and shown to the parents sacrifice the votes of som^ — power, dependent for sur­ SAL'T (strategic-arm s-lim - barrass my family so I signed ning...but now we find a textbook there and is a director of the a Republican Congress, he says, itation treaty) agreement as the main text in course in perhaps many — Democrats for vival on the good will of what they wanted. The manager Inalall .1 For RCA XL-100 Westinghouse being used in a high school in Northern California Civil liberties is not in his 1972 scenario. adversaries. as an excuse for wasteful Available 'i Your California that almost makes the American Government. It was Nixon. Accordingly, when his cam­ immediately turned to another If Union. Is this the sort of We draw a sharp dis­ and dangerous accelera­ man and said, “Call the police.” I I Youraelll I li Convenience! 19” Diagonal college level text look innocuous. being used in lieu of the regularly The reason for that is obvious. paign begins in earnest he plans CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - 'Extra Action’ "teacher” we want in our school tinction between prudent tion of our military spend­ was aghast at the trickery they This one is titled, “The Move­ prescribed text for the course. If Mr. Nixon, for example, cam­ only low-decibel appeals for The city pound has a solution for systems? The Order of Elks reductions in defense ing. used. Color TV ment Toward a New America” The American Committee of paigned hard in Rhode Island for -Republican Congressional and spending and the meat-ax For workers and indus­ householders whose garlmge cans Auto. Washer would emphatically say, “NO!” If you ever find yourself in such and was corniced by one Mitchell the San Rafael Lodge began ac­ We do not advocate thought former Navy SecreUry John gubernatorial candidates. slashes with which some tries dependent on defense are raided by dogs. Goodman, a self-proclaimed tion to get the book removed not Chafee and against his opponent Elschewing the kind of bitterly Americans are now be­ spending, we idedgc re­ a position, don’t sign anything. It will fumisli dog traps free of control groups as they exist in Don’t be intimidated. My ex­ member of the “The Great only from the c l^ ro o m but from in the Senate race. Democratic partisan campaign of 1970, Mr. guiled by the political op­ conversion policies and charge. They are wlre-inesh cages dictatorships. We have always perience showed me that I Electronic Garage Door Opener Conspiracy, in Behalf- of The the school. After two months of Sen. Claiborne Pell, he would Nixon will try to cling to the high position. Government resources to designed to capture stray or supported education and freedom shouldn’t have been afraid r H o i i Movement.” It is in use in the trying to overcome obstruc­ of speech and expression...but alienate thousands of Democrats road, bestowing routine words of We wholeheartedly sup- assure jobs and new in­ nuisance dogs without injuring p r t an all - volunteer dustrial opportunities. because the court is there not San Rafael, California, High tionary procedures set up by the nobody except a truly fuzzy who now plan to vote both for praise on Republican candidates 0 them. The trn|)s can be halted Can be Installed In 2 hours. Unit will $189 school authorities involved, they armed force and expect to We urge abolition of the only to punish the guilty but also with meat or hones and when a CHARGE IT! $429 School...a four year school Pell and the President. Their who will share the rostrum with open double door; chain and cable minded thinker would say we end the draft by July 1, draft. to protect the Innocent. Our Heavy duty hall HP motor, 3 poiHlon chairged with educating young finally were able to bring the should permit this nation to be party loyalties, centered on Pell, him but avoiding “the laying on dog goes Inside to get a free meal drive, 1/4 HP motor. Light goes on matter to a public meeting of the 1973. My advice to the shopper is a wire gate swings sliut. The dog when door Is opened. Slimmer by 19%! Accumatic color monitor; instant picture, no water saver control, non-clog drain peo[de from the ages of about 13 overthrown by such would be mortally offended. of hands.” We will continue to pur­ school board. never to remove your' coat or catcher then will come and <’art pump. to 17 or 18, perhaps the most revolutionaries as wish to ex­ The same is true in other states Although the real reason Is to sue arms-control agree­ warm-up wait. Jacket and carry It into a store or the dog to the ptiumi fntm imprcaaiooable years. The book was removed from pound their communist. Godless with close Senate contests but protect his own huge lead. White ments — but we recognize put It Into a bag unless your name where It can lie redeemeil by the Mnc* Hie Elks Magazine is the classroom BUT WAS pholosophies to our young people where the President rides far, far House strategists defend the deci­ that this cun be successful ahead of Sen. George McGovern sion with other arguments. Thus, is on It or you ruve a sales slip at owner for $7 read by entiK families, we can­ PLACED IN THE LIBRARY in the very institutions which only if we maintain suffi­ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE — and of his own party. they say, the value of Mr. Nixon’s home to prove It Is yours, not even approach mentioning AND THE TEACHER GIVEN were conceived, built and cient strength. Sat. Dominick and Wilson are ex­ coattails is questionable. otherwise this could lead to your 30 MI- some of the filth (including pic- PERMISSION TO USE operated under the system of arrest. tremely desturbed by this im- Moreover, by campaigning as Th$ poiiliont obova wan aitUactad from tha otilcial 1972 plattormi In about Ihrei' billion years, B3 1145TollandTpke— Manchester 30 pJR. government we are blessed to call tniasl us^ as “instructional EXTRACTS FROM IT AS of tha Rapublican and Damocralle Partial. Muriel Skoog blance and the disproportionate lYesident Nixon, not as partisan Mars will have abmil the same OMltcial.” It openly advocates CLASSROOM MATERIAL. Only the United States of America. financing of Mr. Nixon’s cam­ leader of his party, the effect of Lake Rd., Andover (effiprratiirr un Unluy force and violen ce in i the by a margin of one vote was the (Elks Magazine) :x:x:£:x::ina«c;; sssnis eay; \ ii^ '¥ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Fri., Oct. 0,1072- PAGE N IN I PAGE EIGHT-r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 6,1972 Martha^s Off To Europe Piatched Suitcase and All

her disreputable jeans wait, neat- By CLEMEWELL YOUNG As a family we had toured the France and Spain for the ly folded In her footlockcr, for (Martha'i Mother) park in the summer of 1071, semester are given a week of I packed my grandmother's thoroughly enjoying its variety intensive language training at the college in February. trunk. In it I put, after I removed and not being particularly Experiment's school In my Army parka worn during a bothered by fellow tourists, who Brattleboro before they fly by Retains Enclaves summer in Yellpwstone, mv bi­ were not as numerous as the chartered plane to their Although Spain has ceded lingual dictionary for three news stories led you to believe. destinations. When we see the 579-square-mlle territory months in Germany and a collec­ Now we know Yellowstone from Martha off from Bradley Field of Ifni to Morocco, it retains the eye of a waitress: Hard work, this week, we will get one suit­ two enclaves In that coun- tion of cardigans for January in try—Ceuta, a fortified city England. In another pile, the not too much take-home pay, case back, the extras. once room and board were facing Gibraltar, and Mellila, stay-at-home pile, I put my dis­ And upstairs in her quiet room an export center. reputable (according to my removed, but enough to buy the parents) Jeans for college, which I packboard and the sleeping bag, I will return to in February. now adding their blue nylon to Actually, It wasn't her grand­ the clutter in the room, and to mother’s trunk that Martha was save for Europe. The Baby Has packing, but a patched canvas Even in the wilds of what has suitcase. In her grandmother’s become her beloved Wyoming time the European trek required Martha practiced her German, a set of matched luggage and a for there were many visitors from season of preparation; in great­ Germany, as well as from other Been Named grandmother's time, at least European countries, and Japan. three wardrobe trunks and a With only two years of college lifetime of anticipation. German behind her, Martha But Martha was rushing off for grabbed at any new words and Phinney, Jennifer Dawn, daughter of Robert A. and Jane A. Rich a semester abroad with the Ex­ expressions that came out of Phinney of Staffordville. She was bom Sept. 18 at Rockville General periment in International Living ordering a meal and, as a fringe Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elarl Rich of after less than two weeks at home benefit, copied dowm addresses Rockville. Her [>atemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley in Bolton. She had been a for possible future reference. Hackett of Tolland. She has two brothers, Robert E. and Joseph T waitress in Yellowstone Park "You must bring your tennis IN CONNECTICUT since May 22 and had arrived racket when you come to Berlin,” Durdek, Joseph Robert, son of Robert and Franne Pelland home in a friend’s car at 6:15 said the president of a tennis club Durdek, of 122 Chestnut St. He was born Sept. 8 at Hartford Hospital. a m. August 30 (having driven in that city. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pelland of straight through from Martha didn’t pack her tennis Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kalamazoo, Mich., that day). racket, but 1 noticed that she did Durdek of Glastonbury. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna Martha’s grandmothers, for­ squeeze in her long ski underwear Rokita of Glastonbury. He has a brother, Steven Michael, 3. tunately, are not subjected to the after I reminded her that the trauma of such arrivals and home of our friends, the EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1972, SECTION Dietz, Michael Eric, son of John M. and Donna J. Phillips Dietz of Mitneys Wed 25 Years departures, being quietly im­ Botterills, in Coventi7 , England, 7 D ays Each fl eck 30-88 as amended by PUBLIC ACT 127 of 309 Colonial Rd., E3olton. He was bom Sept. 19 at Manchester mersed in their own lives where she will live during January, has no central heating. I Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mitney Mrs. Mitney, the former Mary elsewhere. Martha’s great­ the 1972 General Assembly, allows any per­ recalled that it had been warm Robert Phillips of Bolton. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and of 35 S. Alton St. recently were E. Meyer, is the daughter of Mrs. grandmothers couldn’t have con­ when, under the Coventry, Conn. son who attains the age of 18 years to apply Mrs. John Dietz of 156 Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. feted at a 25th wedding anniver­ Leon P. Meyer of 26 Gyde Rd. ceived of the pace. Martha’s — Coventry, Elngland exchange, sary celebration at the Army and She is employed in the pediatrics mother had to cope. to the Town Clerk wherein he resides or Is MacDonald, William Edward, son of Robert J. and Marcy Irvin unit of Manchester Memorial I sat, exhausted from my own we had visited the Botterills in Navy Oub. July 1970, and 90 degrees when MacDonald Jr. of 8 Bancroft Rd., Rockville. He was born Sept. 21 at The surprise party was hosted Hospital. day’s activities one night last temporarily located, for an Identity card Mrs. Botterill sat at our kitchen Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr by the couple’s son and daughter- week on the one spot of Martha ’s Mr. Mitney is employed at the table in Bolton in July 1971, for the purpose of procuring alcoholic li­ and Mrs. Donald Irvin of 31 Pancroft Place, Rockville His paternal in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. bed that was free from clothes Hi-Speed Machine Co. in Ken­ and/or lists of clothes, trying to describing how happy she was to More qu or. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. MacDonald of 203 Cider Mitney of Norwich, and their son- have finally acquired electric Mill Rd., Bolton. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs in-law and daughter, Mr. and sington. He has served as coach help decide between the plaid James E. MacDonald of Elast Hartford and Mrs. Winnifred Backus of slacks and the knit suit in an sheets (not blankets) so that she Mrs. Anthony Maiscalco of En­ and umpire with the Manchester Clinton, Okla. He has two brothers, Robert III, 2, and Douglas, 1. effort to keep within the 44- didn’t have to put hot water field. Little League for over 15 years. bottles in the beds an hour before Mr. and Mrs. Mitney were pound baggage limit and at the He and his wife were active in her family retired during the Ortolani, Karel Marie, daughter of John A. and Angela Lumbruno married Oct. 1, 1947 in West same time predict how a twenty- news, photos organizing Manchester’s Little winter months. Ortolan! of Hampton, Va. She was born Sept. 23 at U.S. Reg. Hartford. They also have a grand­ year-old student is expected to Miss Softball, Inc. When I finally went to bed that Hospital, Langley Air Force Base, Va. His maternal grandparents are daughter. dress in Celle (a small town in Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lumbruno of 29 Foxcroft Dr., Manchester. north Germany where she will night last week Martha was This appllcatlM la aiaSe aailer the pravlaloaa af See. 3S«88 nearing the end of her ordeal, but features His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ortolani of 9 stay with a family for a month), aw aaiea SeS by the 1872 O eaeral Aaaeaibly. Thla eoaipleteil Trebbe Dr. Hamburg (three w eeks of she must have stayed up writing applleatlaa, aeeaaipaaled by a phataagraph of the appll* Earl Johnston language and contemporary letters after the packing was done eaat, la ta be fileal with the Tewa Clerk of the town Lanagan, Kevin John, son of John and Linda Flaherty Lanagan of culture study), Berlin (one week because she was difficult to prod in whereto appileaat reaMeo er la teaiporaa^ly loeateal. At­ 117 Prospect St. He was bom Sept. 19 at Manchester Memorial Calls at Dance of sightseeing) and Heilbrun (a awake in the morning. We had to tach photograph by paper clip (Not by pla, paate or glne). Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Flaherty Elarl Johnston of Vernon, who month of observing the schools, be in Brattleboro, Vt., at three that afternoon. Thla Biaat be a tall-taeed ISeatineatloa photaagraph, l " x - of 121 Hemlock Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. recently returned from an exten­ elementary education being IH” — 35NN. Ralph Lanagan of 303 Woodbridge St. His maternal great­ sive calling tour, will call at the Martha’s major at Skidmore Actually, there was one more grandmother is Mrs. Anne Flaherty of 8 Helock St. He has a sister, Manchester Square Dance Hub College). Then there would be pile in our brief version of that Jackalyn Lee, l ‘/s. dance tomorrow from 8 to 11 London, and Coventry, England, children's alphabetical memory p.m. at Verplanck School. Mr. where she would also visit game: I packed my grand­ Gardner, Kristina Marie, daughter of Wayne A. and Kathleen and Mrs. Russell White will cue classrooms. mother’s trunk and in it I put Aay peraoa who ailarepreaeata hla or her age or praetletrs Tantillo Gardner of Elnfield. She was bom Sept. 20 at Manchester the rounds. Practical suggestions — "You extras especially for Brattleboro. aay other deceit la the praaeareoieat of oa Identity Card, Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence Johnston, club caller for the really should have something Under the Experiment in Inter- or naea er exhibita, for the pnrpoae of praaenring alcoholic Tantillo of Long Island, N.Y. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Else Manchester group, left Connec­ more than clogs and sneakers” — national Living program, llgaer, an Identity Card belonging to any other peraoa, students going to Germany, than in any other Gardner of 34 Bancroft Place, Rockville. She has a sister. Heather, ticut June 23 on his calling tour. invariably lost. ("If I need boots, ahall be fined net mere than fifty dollara or laaprlaoned not V / 2 . He was guest caller at dances in rU buy them there.” ) pore than thirty daya, or both. Kingston, Ont., Can., New I looked at the piles of clothes Grous, Richard Frank, son of Frank and Lyda Caine Grous of 207 Hampshire, Virginia, Penn­ on the floor. The Army parka NATIVE Connectient newspaper Terrace Dr., Rockville. She was bom Sept. 21 at Manchester sylvania, Kentucky. Ohio. Dlinois, would have to go to the cleaner’s. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Missouri, Kansas, Oklaholma, Yellowstone, up near the Mon­ PEACHES George Caine of Elast Hartford. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Louisiana, Alabama. Georgia, tana border where Martha had APPLES AND CIDER Bernice Grous of French Rd., folton. His maternal great- North Carolina, Texas and New worked, had been cold. The girls’ PLENTIFUL SUPPLY Check your phone book for the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Caine of Elast Hartford. His York. He conducted callers' To Be Honored dorm that served the Mammoth paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Barbara Sills of Florida. schools at Elstes Park, Colo., and Hot Springs area had been heated FERRANDO number of your nearest Hart­ at Fayetteville, N.C. Dr. A. Elmer Diskan will be well into July — the steam com­ Clark, Adam Christopher, son of Richard and Cynthia Whitcomb Committees for tomorrow’s honored at a testimonial dinner ing presumably from a furnace ORCHARDS ford Courant offiefe or call Clark of Shoddy Mill Rd., Andover. He was bom Aug. 10 at dance are Mr. and Mrs. Pat Oct. 25 at Temple Beth Sholom and not from the springs that Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Flynn, door duty; Mrs. and Mrs. for his services aboard the formed the Disney-like sculptures .^ IR C H MOUNTAIN ROAD Hartford, 249-6411. and Mrs. L. E. Whitcomb of Gilead Rd., Andover. His paternal Walter Ford and Mr. and Mrs. hospital ship SS HOPE. The in that section of the enormous GLASTONBURY grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Clark of Pawtucket. R. I. His Paul Frankenburg, refreshments. event will open with a social hour park. maternal great-grandfather is Newell Hatheway of Southington. His at 7 p.m., and dinner will be paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Ann Cook of Pawtucket, R, I. He served at 8. has a brother, R. J. Clark, 3. The testimonial is being spon­ 50-50 Club sored by Charter Oak Lodge of Opens Season B’nai B’rith and is open to the STAR GAXEIC public. All proceeds from the “ CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN" -By CLAY R. POLLAN- ARIES LUKA The 50-50 Club of St. Mary’s affair will be donated to the SS M A R . 21 Your Daily Activity Guide SCfT. 33 i - | HOPE. According to the Stars. Episcopal Church will open its - A ^ R . 19 OCT. 33Si/L Reservations close Oct. 21 and To develop message for Sqturdoy, season tonight with a dinner 18-32-48-68 3- 4- 5- 6 i may be made by contacting UNLIMITED '69-75-79-81 reod words corresponding to numbers 7-13-56 ’ meeting at 7 in Neill Hall of the D. of your Zod iac birth sign. Gerald Okrant of 257 E. 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'N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchcttgr, Conn., Fri., Oct. 6 .1 8 7 2 - PAPE ELEVEN PAPE T E N - MANCMESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchatcr, Conn., Fri.,'Oct. 6,1972 Barnum’a BeglnnlBl Rights Commission giving It authority to in vu tipte Phone Call Gets One More Vpte P. T. Barnum, the worl^a Extended Five Years SCI discrimination. Business Mirror CCLU Requests State Banks Abo sent to President Ntxon bgr television commentator DaWd moat famous showman, M- DETROIT (AP) - Katherine an his career In > with WASHINGTON (AP) - Congreu w u a bill that crastea a Sussklnd. 1836 Heralding Politics Gribbi says she'll vote (or Presi­ le purchase and exhibition Congress completed action new conunlaaion to study and She took Sussklnd to task for 8 To Protect Customer Privacy Communications dent Nixon In November, of Joyce Heth, a Negro wom­ Wednesday on a bill extending recommand changu in tba struo* although her husband, Detroit Implying her husband and other Sol R, CoAonR»M RMoa4 the Ule of the Gvil Rlidits Com­ Gardening an weighing______only y 48 pounds, HARTFORD (AP) - The formation to an outside party, It ture and proceedliigs o f tba politicians had no Integrity, and subpoena, Olds said. He added Mayor Roman Grlbbs, is suppor­ allegedlt to o have ‘ been — George------mission for five more years and Connecticut Gvil Ubertiea Union betrays the trust of its cu stom ^ Federal courts of appeal system. ting the McGovern-Shriver ticket. for disillusioning young people. Wasnlngton’s nurse and re Thmia Pula, a forimr totm Amongthe honored guests will that the banks should notify their rigto Wednesday urged the state’s and commits a direct aauult w ith Key At Harvard Her political stand was Sussklnd later apologized to Mrs. ported to be over 160 years Miaetinan and a m am bu of tha be Gov. Thomas Meskill, Lt. Gov. customers of such action so the largest banks to b v the examina­ upon their r i^ t of privacy,” Olds revealed Wednesday after a Grlbbs. old. Dunocnitk Town Conmlttoe, T. dark Hull and First District customers could attempt to block tion of customers’ records by uld. A nnouncing New Owners! Frank Atwood telephone call from the Presi­ A White House aide said the baa baan namad to baad tba GOP candidate Rlchud Rltten­ the release of the records by ByJOHNOJNNIFF beglnmng of the year, following government agents without the dent, who phoned to congratulate President agreed with Mrs. Read Manebaitar camii p a l i n to band. court action. AP Bufineta Analyst long negotiations between Hall customers’ permission. 'Tunisia, an old land, got a her after she defended politicians Grlbbs’ stand and said, “ She's my i » - d e c t U. S. Rap. r n u im R. "In the ordinary course of his NEW YORK (AP) - The Har- and the administrators. The Herald Ads William Olds, CCLU executive fresh start as an independent last week In a verbal contest with kind of girl.” Oottu, Incumbant In tha Pint The Democrats have three banking busineu a person dis­ r/ ; vard University campus sprawls monthly letter and weekly con­ director, said that by opening closes to his bank Information republic In 1957. Oongraitlaiial Diatrict. women candidates and the HEROIC’S CRAFT ferences are the followup. over nearly 3S0 acres. It encom­ Republicans none, among the six records to police, FBI agents and pertaining to his personal, “ When the president reads my Oliver Jarvis has seen Florida passes 357 builc^gs — dorms, Mri. Parla, a loading en- candidates from each piuty run­ congressional committee in­ political and busineu Ufe,” Olds two-page summary or the in­ Itumpet Plant growing in the museums, librai^es, a stadium U foodlancL GARDENS vlroiunanUllit, li a m am bu of ning for election in Manchater’s vestigators, banks have played a said, "Information which most & HOBBY dividual letters from the ad­ (^n, year 'round, at Caress and 18 food facilities among them tba Manchaatu Conaarvatlon two senate and four House dis­ “ key role In the government’s people themselves regard as ministrators,” said Hall, “ he Gardens in Florida. The only — not only in Cambridge but Oommlialon and tha Manchaatu tricts. Increasing surveillance of private and believe to be honored knows just what we are doing. He other Trumpet Plant he knows of across the Charles River in U t Us H d p Ym Yowr Lawn M d PiMt PrabbMS Land Conaarvatlon Iriiat. She politically active citizens.” by their banks u private. CENTER is an expert for two hours until ip in his ow n backyard in Boston. and bu husband, Laonardo, He u r ^ the bank presidents “ When a bank reveals this In­ 77S MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTU monthly." Sn LION. PHIL or JOHN The six Republican candidates Manchester. It has recently Nevertheless, because of a raslda at U Bruce Rd. with their in a letter to "declare publicly to m O N Ei 64S-933S Because he is ultimately 1M WOODLAND ST.. MANCHIS1U. MS-MXii consist of (our from Manchester, bloomed, for the third time this management system that not only four children. Hiey are active their customers a firm commit­ responsible for the university’s one from East Hartford and one . . . Come in and Browse Around—, we*re only summer, with very large, snow- keeps open the communications FALL ISTHE BEST TIME TO, PLANT; partldpenti In St. James Church. ment to honor the confidentiality well-being, “ the president might from South Windsor. The six FRESH CANDY to happy to discuas your Craft and Hobby white trumpets ttot give off a channels but refines the informa­ ALSO TH E BEST TIME TO FEED AND SEED YOUR SICK LAWNS! Mrs. Paris lald, “ The beat of the information entrusted to bounce up to my office the next Democratic candidates consist of l*HITMM,KHntfFT Problenu and advise you. heady fragrance at dusk and tion that flows through them, a example In Manchester that them.” CMOTCUfSORSO day to discuss matters, and two from Manchester, two from again at dawn. two-page monthly letter serves to TIME TO PLANT SPRING BLOOMING proves BUI Cotter llsteni to tha Banks should not allow access HOURSi Dally 9>S0 to 5iS0 — Thun. Nilet 111 SiOO maybe push me in a direction he E u t Hartford, one from South Ih e first frost will finish the keep the president, Derek Bok, people and undentends their to individual and organizatioiul ARTHUR DRUG (OoGod WadaotdayG) wants to go. “ It is an action Windsor and one from Glaston­ bloom on this tropical plant for informed of administrative pronleroa It hli luccenful effort records except in response to a report. ADD COLOR AROUND YOUR HOME! Theresa Paria bury. another year and Mr. Jarvis will progress. In obtaining federal funding for The letter serves not only to dig the four-foot bush, set the The letter, addressed by town acquisition of C u e Moun­ chart progress but also prpyides a 10 TULIPS (Darwins).. ONLY 99c roots and the soil that clings to Stephen Hail, vice president for tain tot recreaUonal purposes. I means of direct communications _50 CROCUS ...... ONLY S2.19 them in a bucket and lug the administration, is a distillate of supported him two yean ago and for and with the university's heavy plant down cellar for the similar two-page letters sent to 10 D A F F O D IL S ...... ONLYS1.49 I support him now.” managers. “ The people who work wlnto*. him by the 10 administrators who for him are real to the Also A Complete Selection of Other Bulbsl TheW.G.GLENNEY Co. He’ll give it a little water run the physical plant of Harvard OPEN FRIDAYTO8:30 president,” said Hall. “ He knows H>icliilln^« w Sfl«^ 6ti>. Hyidrtlu. Ot through the cold months, but the on a $40-million-plus budget. Cotter announced Wednesday Saturday to4 P.M. them by name. And they feel s p e c ia l s FOR THE W EEKI leaves will drop and the plant will Each administrator's letter is he h u signed the “ Code of Fair more visible to him." (Landicapt Slit) appear to be lifeless. In April he also included along with Hall's Gampelgn Practices” and hat should the president wish details. The entire program helps • JUNIPERS ...... wUl give it more water, move it to urged the two othu candidates Vs” Electric Each letter consists of four parts: develop esprit de corps, which Owarl and Mtdium Electric the hatchway for a couple of (or the First Congressional critical indicators, critical It IS generally agreed is a • Y EW S ...... weeks while new leaves start, and MUMS District teat to do likewise. The milestones, future impact and necessary ingredient of high Spreading and UprigM Drills Jig Saws then set it back outdoors. He has pledge condemns sny appeal to opportunities. productivity. Hall believes • BITTERSWEET ...... The versatile time saver! Makes been doing this chore for 11 Fresh from the fields, hardy, all prejudice or use of character straight, curved, scroll cuts In The first of these, critical in­ strongly in open com­ Larga 3" Pot. Winterize General purpose for drilling yearssince a neighbor brought the co lo rs. munications, feedback, personal defamation and inuendo and dies wood, metal, plastics. 3,000 SPAA, plant from Florida and gave it to dicators, “ tells whether the "THE ARISTOCRACY OF • BURNING BUSH '/ a " steel, Va" hardwood fast, responsibility, consensus, a seriu of "d o’s and don’t’s.” 1/7 HP. UL Listed. him. patient is healthy or ill, " said Hall AUTUMN!" accurately. Well-balanced, negotiated goals, precise objec­ The plant will bloom for the in an interview. “ If the situation tives, accountability. But connfortable. 2250 RPM, 1/7 first time in late June and, at its doesn't look good we investigate Arthur Rlttenband, the teamwork is his theme. Regular S1.89 HP. 99 best, will put on a tremendous further.” Republican candidate in ttaie First In the personnel department, “ If I become autocratic I fail,” your home now! show, with up to 40 blooms and $ ^ 3 5 District, has named Atty. John F. he said. "In an autocratic buds. Ihere are many buds on for example, an unusual turnover Shea Jr. of Manchester chairman organization you obtain the 3 for the plant now, but with cold of employes would be a signal for o f his advisory campaign com­ minimum amount of work. You $8.88 6”x25’ Gutter Guards weather coming soon they have investigation. In food services, if mittee and Arthur Ouinos, also must believe that people are good little chance to develop. the manhours needed to serve 100 This 1$ For The Bir^s! Lightweight, rustproof aluminum Oliver Jarvis shows spectacular white blossoms of his Florida and that they want to work. They of Manchester, finance vice chair­ I found the Latin name of the meals rose from its present 20 Our complete bird depertment has; Feeders, mesh keeps leaves, balls, debris VA Inch lYumpet Plant, growing close to the Jarvis home at 38 must feel they belong. man of the committee. lYumpet Plant, it is Datura and there would be explaining to do. Houses, Sunflower seeds. Peanut Hearts, Cracked Shea Is a member of the out of gutters. Stricldand St. A neighbor brought the plant from Florida and Critical milestones are the In building a team in which Corn, Thistle Seed, Suet Cakes etc. Circular Saws the white variety is called, 4 1 3 9 Republican State Central Com­ Mr. Jarvis has had it for 11 years, moving it into the cellar for tracking systems that break each member feels he makes a 1 HP motor gives power to han­ naturally. Alba. It seems th o e is H for AUDABON WILD BIRD SEED mittee, form u chairman of the the winter and out again in the spring. (Herald photo by general objectives into their contribution and is recognized for dle toughest |obs. AAakes bevel, a blue one, another that is blue, 5 lbs. 69c 100 lbs. $8.99 Manchester GOP Town Com­ Buceivicius.) specific subparts and plot them it. Hall believes you never set depth adjustments quickly. Cuts yellow and red, and one that is NEWII ELECTRIC BIRD WATER HEATER mittee, formu Manchester town on a calendar. If the indicator down the rules from above. Reg. $1.98 90 d eg rees to 2 % ", 45 d eg rees to creamy yellow. Drfiiti In m«r« Mfds, pkit N $ Q Q C counsel and a former state lags, action is indicated. Instead, the team members, boss (Mr ^ a ^ ^ V/a". Keeps clear cutting line. normal day length. No artificial Gioosing a location for daf­ prtvtnU wiUf from frtozfni representative. He is a m em bu Future impact is a list of any included, talk until they reach a JENNITE 4,900 RPAA. No Green Thumb lights are needed, but the plant fodils is especially important of the law firm of Marte, Shea potential problems that might consensus, and then all become No. 1 DRIVEWAY SEALER “ There is no such thing as a should not be kept in a room because these bulbs, if in a sunny and Keith, force a change in the ad­ committed to it. 5 gals, covars up to 300 s(|. H. green thumb,’’ John Zapadka where lights are on during any and well-drained area, will con­ FERTILIZERS Guineu, who lived in New ministrative management plan, In so doing, the boss doesn’t This yaar’s prica only...... 5 6 . 4 5 ^ d i W i n t e r 5-Bushel Plastic told members of th Perennial part of the normally dark hours. tinue to grow year after year, it is 5 GALLONS York Gty and was graduated which is made each year for the abdicate his role as leader. PLANT FOOD, 50 lbs. S O 7 1 0 Planters Garden Gub at their Giristmas cactus set in a win­ best to set them out where you from Brooklyn College, has lived current year but which tries also “ Instead, he assumes “ I will Reg.$3.35 ...... NOW first meeting of the new season dow should be revolved from would like to have them stay. It is In Manchester for the past 12 Leaf Bags to take an additional four-year never know as much about your LAWN FOOD, 5,000 sq. ft. q q Black & Deckar IVo HP, 7Vg" when they visited the Zapadka time to time so that the buds will well to remember, too, that daf­ Leakproof! Ideal as 33 gal. job as you do.” In a sense. Hall Reg.$3.50 ...... NOW years. He resides at 62 Tracy Dr. C ir c u la r S a w s ...... S29 family’s Woodland Gardens peak into the future. form on all sides of the plant. fodil leaves will linger some believes, you must be convinced ORTHO'® 1/3 OFF SALE! Outness Is an instructor of trash can liners, too. Twist ties greenhouses. The section on opportunities is They will form on the side toward weeks after the bloom has gone that “ I work for you, you don’t markeUng at Manchester Com­ incl. Growing plants successfully, the window but not as many of included to encourage innovation Ili| . SS.95 - Cows 6.000 >q. n. $ ^ Q ^ GREENFIELD'S WINTERGREEN and must be allowed to stay work for me.” munity CoUqge. Mr. Zapadka said, “ is just a them on the other side if the green so that new bulbs can be and creative thinking. It might include, for example, a sugges­ And to give credence to your LAWN FOOD REDUCED TO 5 7 . 9 5 matter of knowing a few simple plant is not turned occasionally. formed for the next year. 97 creed, you must be willing to 10,000 sq . ft. thinp. The information is all tion that the university seize a tSall AAarsh) 100 lbs. ONLY SALE ’The green tops of tulips will die permit members of your team to The Blttenband for Congress Box of 34 available from our universities Time to Plant Bulbs down comparatively soon after buying opportunity before an ex­ Committee has announced that pected price increase. go over your head to your boss, and it is all free.’’ ’liming is important also in the blooms have faded and the MULCHING HAY«3.97 scons® SPECIAL! Gov. Ihomas MeskUl wUl head a The goals whose progress is should they feel that is the most When he had finished telling planting bulbs of spring flowers same area can be used then for SiTiallor Balps ...... o n ly $1.75 long list of top Republican of­ depicted in the monthly report direct route to the over-all objec­ Get a SCOTT SPREADER the club members about the steps and the time is now. Daffodils annual flowers. Tulips also are ficials who will attend a 18” Deluxe Bamboo Rakes have all been defined prior to the tives. needed to have poinsettias in and crocus go in the ground first, less likely to bloom well year Sod-Merion at HALF PRICE fSO-per-person, fund-raising E a c h bloom for Giristmas and lilies in if they have not already been after year and new bulbs will when you purchase J9.95 in cocktail party loir Rlttenband — 166 BLUE GRASS ', . 85* food! bloom for an Easter date that started. ’They need warm soil to have to purchased as scons urn Sunday, at the Tumblebrook Permits full play over uneven surfaces; won’t injure Don't let a dirt clogged filter waste fuel. Buy our changes from year to year, the start root growth in the fall. replacements. Cromie Headquarters Country Gub in Bloomfield. tender grass. 4 8 ’’ handle. 18’’ head. McGuire. 10”"Adjustable Wrenches American brand high efficiency filters with rugged things did not seem that simple. ’Ihere is no need for haste in One exception to this rule is the GREENHOUSE PLANT SPECIALS! frame. UL Listed. 16x20x1, 16x25x1, 20x20x1. Timing is tremendously impor­ planting tulips. ’They can go in the Greigii tulips. 'They come up in a DRIED MATERIALS Drop forged chrome alloy steel. AAechanics • ORNAMENTAL PEPPER 4 " pots . .$1.08 Cul WnMPT of Manchestu, tant for a commercial grower. ground any time in October or larger patch each year and Opened in Tolland lor Iho "Do-ll-Yoursolfers''; plus wrench priced for the do-it-yourselfer. American “ Imagine,’’ he said, “ how much a even up to Thanksgiving Day and STRAWFLOWERS, SILVER DOLLAR BOUQUETS, ETC. • PHILODENDRON 3" pots...... 79c GOP candidate in the 9tb produce large bloossoms on short office than any previous governor *1.93 Reg. $2.88 brand. Reg. $3.59 poinsettia is worth if it blooms a make good roots. If tulips have • 1,000's of HOUSE PLANTS Asiembly District (part of East terms. Cape Cod is an apricot Atty. Richard G om ie of Coven­ has in four." 24" BAMBOO RAKES, Reg. 13.63 Now S2.43 week after Giristmas, or a lily a too much warm weather after Hartford and part of variety, edged with yellow. try, the Democratic party- Cromie further claims the Woodland Gardens is {rowini, come and |row with and CACTI...... 39c 30" BAMBOO RAKES, Reg. 14.23 Now 13.33 week after Easter.” they are set out in the fall they Plaisir is a yellow tulip with rosy Manchester), has appointed endorsed candidate for the 53rd governor employs the former us—it's foini to be hinl The commercial grower is may even send up green leaves, stripes. Red Riding Hood is form u Manchester Mayor James Assembly District (Coventry, director of the Republican party Portable Room Adds moisture to dry air, Reg. 39c always counting ahead to a which is the wrong thing for them scarlet with a base that is almost Farr his campaign treasurer. Tolland and Willington), has an­ at an annual salary of $19,(KX). helps remove air borne dirt & holiday when he knows Zlnssn is a former town director. to do. black. nounced the opening of his Humidifiers filter, dust; creates gentle circula­ Buys Our customers will come in numbers. Farr currently serves on the Tolland headquarters. tion. 4 gal. capacity runs for 5-Qt. Plastic He makes his poinsettia cuttings board. , circulate & Werner hours. No splash noise. REG. by the calendv, keeps a record They are located at the home of Zlnisu announced sdso that he Paint Pails Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hampton, hai appointed WUlisun Dunn and humidify dry Operating section may be Reinforced steel rim won't $1.29 every day of what has been done No Credit Crunch removed tor E-Z cleaning. in the greenhouse and how the Walbridge Hill Rd. Mrs. Joseph IfisgUio, both of Blast sag. AAetal bail can't tear Built for years of trouble-free plants are developing, and then Georglana Hampton will be man­ Hartford, co-managers of his 6-Foot Aluminum indoor air off. service. Woodgrain finish checks back to compare with last ning the headquarters. rampaign Diuu) Is the husband Paint Thinner Seen In Interest styrene. 6-tt. cord. year’s records. of Barbara Dunn, state com- She is a former registrar of Hankscraft. Thins p ain t, varnish, He can push his plants ahead or voters in Tolland, a member of miisioou of consumer protec­ enamel. Cleans brushes, WE HOteOW STEPLADDERS hold back by controlling Rate Increases the Democratic Town Committee tion. Visgilio WEU the leader of JL # Reg. $31.50 woodwork, wood floors, s Gtlaeni agsdnst 1—8 through Elast AaarMwa temperature and light and the and secretary to that group. Mrs. mMtgr ctMrgg step up in safety! HarUiMr* American. poinsettias now are being given ByJOHNDORFMAN tion in money supply engineered Hampton is also secretary of the CALL 649-9406 310 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER Hartford. Spreader bars for added artifical light for a few hours AP Business Writer by the Federal Pieserve Board. Democratic Women’s Gub, and a strength. Slip resistant after sundown so they have a 14- NEW YORK (AP) - Interest “The policy was aimed at stop­ member of the Tolland County steps. With 50-lb. Gallon hour “day” and a 10-hour ping inflation. It helped to do Democratic Gub. Mrs. Cile Decker of South rates are on the rise, but most Windsor, Democratic candidate capacity, pail shelf, rag “night.” This goes on for a economists remain confident that, but it also created a business Cromie has also announced the in the 14th Assembly Dbtrict (all month, a period during which the there will be no repetition of the recession." FOR SPRING BIAUTY BULBS FROM HOLLAND rail, tool holder. appointment of his two campaign of South Wndsor and part of 20-Gallon buds should be set. credit crunch which pinched the Gaines, and many other Reg. $14.88 coordinators for Tolland, John Manchester), has named David economy in 1969 and 1970. economists, are convinced that Short Day — Long Night Burokas and John Trainor. Cohen, a life-long resident of Galvanized Investors, apparently less con­ the Fed has “ learned its lesson” V 0® South Windsor, her campaign Flexible Vent Kits for In another area of the fident, have sent the stock and would not attempt such a Burokas is presently a town manager. Refuse Cans greenhouse, Kalanchoe plants are market reeling at every an­ drastic contraction of money committee member, has been a Cohen, a graduate of Central Gas & Electric Dryers Rust resistant. Drop side handles (or given light (or 10 hours and nounced hike. News of prime rate supply again. member of the Tolland Board of HYCINTHP Connecticut State College, with a 9” Roller/ E-Z handling, raised bottom for extra darkness for 14 hours, the reverse hikes by major banks sent the “ The rise in interest rates Finance since its inception, is CROCUS master’s degree. Is a former Heavy gauge long life. Cover fits snugly, keeps of the treatment for ponsettias. Dow-Jones industrial average we’re experiencing now," said treasurer of the Tolland County ' n t f € teacher. He now grows bedding aluminum. 8 ft. flexible odors in & animals out. They respond also by setting buds into a 12-point tailspin Aug. 24, William Nelson of Moody's Democratic Gub, and also on the plants and vegetables on hb Main . Kits tube is 4" in diameter. to bloom at Christinas. and snapped a budding rally on fnvestors Service, “ is a natural Capitol Regional Planning Agen­ TULIPS DAPPPPILS St. term. He b a member of the 9” woolly roller applies an even W i’h hood, 2 clamps. Other (acts about the nursery Sept. 29. reflection of increased demand cy. Reg. $5.95 57 South Windsor Board of Educa­ coat of paint. Tray locks securely Easy to install. V business emerged in Mr. With the adoption of a 5Y« per for money in an expanding Trainor, a former town com­ WE HAVE THE LOW GROWING TULIPS A NARCISSUS Reg. $3.19 tion and the South Windsor Zapadka’s talk and a tour of one cent prime rate by the San Fran­ economy. But it still makes peo­ mittee member, serves on to ladder. By Wellworth. Democratic Town Committee. la i^ greenhouse conducted by cisco's Bank of America, the ple nervous because they Tolland’s Charter Revision Com­ FOR INDOOR FORCING AND WINTER BLOOMS • PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS 9" WMlIy Rolbr OPEN FRIDAY TO 8:30 P.M. his son, Leon. nation’s largest commercial remember the crunch” mittee, has been a Boy Scout Covers, Pk|. of 2 63^ The most common mistake Since the Nixon administration neighborhood commissioner and SA TU R D A Y T O 4 P.M. bank, the per cent prime Announcement hu been made home gardeners make with house took office in January 1969, in­ a member of the Tolland Am­ became virtually universal — for SAT. - ALL BULBS 20% OFF of a “Farmers for Steele” com­ plants is giving them too much terest rates have risen, fallen and bulance Association. In 1970, he DOES 4 the time being. mittee, headed by John Lyman of JERSEY water. R ^ ts of African violet risen again. The prime rate was Tolland coordinator for State Why are investors so concerned Mlddlefield and John Savage of Molded Wood WINDOWS plants will rot if the soil in the pot started around 7 per cent at the Sen. Robert Houley’s successful about interest rates? For an Eutford and open to all farmers Work Gloves Reg. is saturated with water that can­ beginning of his tenure and rose re-election campaign. PYRAMIDAL JUNIPERS M e t Seats answer, one need only go back to in eutem Coniiectlcut. • not drain away. Water that drains to an 8'/2 per cent peak in the In m a k in g th e s e a n ­ 65c 1969. , U.8. Rep. Robert Steele of through a flower pot should never summer of 1969. nouncements, Cromie said, ARBORVITAE Prime rates — the interest ’2.25 to *6.50 Vernon b seeking re-election Frost King 3‘/^"x36y4" be allowed to stay in the saucer. Then it began to fall, reaching "Careful consideration was given Plastic charged by banks on loans to LARGE PLANTS from the Second Congrewlonal Aluminum Rir Tight When the lower Iroves of a plant their most creditworthy 6V« per cent in December 1970, to the many individuals who in­ pair R t g . S1.39 REG. »3.75 s p e c ia l 52.25 Dbtrict. Storm Window Kits Threshoids turn yellow, the cause usually is customers — were then at 8V4 per 5Va per cent in December 1971, dicated their interest and support FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Our Village Park cotton 2”x30’ Duct Tape 3’i6’ poly- excess watolng. cent, the highest in the nation’s and a low of 4'/2 per cent early for my campaign before these HEMLOCKS Reg. $4.49 larsey gloves will save and Seals heating & cooling •thykna, naili, 97 On the other hand, as gar­ history. this year. two men were asked to serve. G j| T e Democratic Sen. Frank Church warm your hands while Non-absorbent-long wearing. Won't warp, split or chipboard to As the economy moved into a REG. »6.50 SPECIAL 54.75 ducts. Self-adhering. Gray. deners have to remind “ Companies like the Bell In a campaign statement of Idaho was in Connecticut doing yard work, other crack. Fits most bowls. White. Our American kMp your homt Reg. $2.98 themselves, the cause of yellow solid recovery in 1972, the rate today on behsdf ol presidential Telephone system had to pay 9% Cromie said, the Meskill ad­ ’’harsh on hands" jobs. Brand. __ inug aH wbitir leaves may be too little water. per cent," recalled 'Tilford began rising again. It was 5 per ministration must be “ repudiated SUPPLY LIMITED 10 for *42.95 candidate George McGovern and 88^ Know ing which Is which is Gaines, an econom ist with cent in April, 5 Va per cent in July, and an overwhelming oongrenional candidate Roger evidence, to me, of a green Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. and now is 5% per cent. Democratic majority must be Hikman The Utter b seeking the thumb. “ Other companies with less “ It's a foregone conclusion sent to this General Assembly” FLOWERING SHRUBS seat held Ity Steele. Mr. Zapadka told the club credit had to pay 12 to 13 per cent we’ll have 6 per cent rates before (,’romie claims the major cam­ YEWS Sen. Church attended an air­ members that commercial the end of the year,” said Robert f | 3 S ORTHO LAWN FOOD port rally In Trumbull. — if they were lucky enouj^ to be paign issue is “ the people of UPRIGHT .r SPREAD6RS grow en are using plastic poU, able to get money at all.” Stovall of Reynolds Securities. Connecticut versus Meskill.” REG. *10.95 Connecticut YR's (Young initead of clay pots, for M per With no money available for "This man is solely responsible HYDRANGA HYBRID LILAC REG. *2.45 cent o f their plants. The reasons expansion, many companies had Olympic First for Connecticut's present woes,’’ Republicans) are bolding a cham­ are economic. The plastic pots to stagnate or cut back their For the first time ever, a Cromie says. “ In complete dis­ FORSYTHiA pagne cocktail reception Satur­ coat leas and they weigh less. operations. This in turn affected girl, Enriqueta Basilio So- regard for the needs of the people FRI.-SAT.-SUN. SPECIAL *6*> day, from 7 to 11 p.m. at the .telo, carried the torch on WEIGELA uQjj Qp SHARON They also are almost un- employment. Housing starts were ’ and the state, with a cynical view COVERS 12,000 80. FT. Hartford Inauranoe Group Tower its last lap around the track, at a low ebb as mortgage money of the proposals of concerned and Suite. Champalgne and cold duck up the stadium steps and lit * 1** ffirfatmM cactus, which needs cost around 10 per cent interest. dedicated General Assembly, our SUPPLY LIMITED ^ t e ^ m ^ t h hot and cold the Olympic flame at the TEL. 649-5253 iMHiar pariodi of darkness every bor d’outvres, coffee, ten and 336 NO RTH M A IN S T R E E T MANCHESTER Ihe stock market sagged. opening ceremonies in the governor has seen fit to veto ( t o l d this time o f year to set Ihe crunch, Gaines said, was a 1968 summer O lym pic more important and meaningful (nilt punch. bndi can manafe very nicety with ALL LAWN SPRINKLERS & GARDEN HOSE 30% OFF function of a deliberate contrac­ Gam es. legislation in his first two years of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Fri„ Oct. 6.1972— PAQB THIRTEEN

PAGE TW ELVE- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 6.1972 About Obituary Manchester GOP Ifresident Pledges FRICIDAIRE * SONY * ADMIRAL * ZhNN H (Continued from Page One) efforts in East Hartford the past 10 days. Town (Continued from Page One) there's no reason we shouldn’t do State Rep. Donald Genovesi, trusteeship for endorsing Mn. John Thontenson well." more than one side of running for re-election in the 12th The Bowers School PTA will McGovern and reportedly has Mn. EUabeth Beyer nionten- Odegard is running for re- it—sometimes on all sides of it.” Assembly District, called for an hold its jamboree at the school ordered at least a half-dozen state son, 68, of 95 Hartford Ave„ New election in the 4th Senatorial end to complacency. "We all tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., On the labor front, AFL-CIO labor bodies to rescind "dump Britain, wife of John Thorstenson District, which includes about 40 have to get out and work hard,” rain or shine. President George Meany appears and lister of Mrs. Ida Lehmann per cent of Manchester, added to Nixon" resolutions. he said. "We can’t sit back and to have more support than of Vernon and Mn. Olga Holmik all of Glastonbury, South Wind­ In other developments: believe we’re winners." The name of James LaPine, rebellion trom state labor groups —Insurance multimillionaire •The Avalian^ Leader"* of Mancheiter, died Thursday at sor, East Hartford, Bolton, "This election is just too im­ pump operator, was inadvertent­ on a policy of neutrality in the W. Clement Stone said New Britain General Hospital. Coventry, Andover and Hebron. portant in the country and in the ly omitted from the list of presidential campaign. McGovern’s Inference that his A former resident of West The other 60 per cent of state for us to be complacent," firefighters who gave a Most state AFL-CIO leaders Hartford, Mn. Thontenson was a Manchester is in the 3rd contributions to Nixon’s cam­ F DISCOVER THE WORLD OF ISEW CARS AT THE FOLLOWING AREA DEALERS he said. "I’m out working as if demonstration Wednesday at contacted by The Associated member of the Elmwood Com­ Senatorial District with the entire paign resulted in a preferential \3 it’s my first try at office, and I Howell Cheney Technical School. ftess on Thursday voiced sup­ munity Church, and was formerly town of East Hartford. ruling by the Price Commission employed as a cashier at Mercer think all of us should give it the port for Meany, although several' was "false, outrageous and pure­ & Dunbar of Hartford. "If you want to wish me welt same effort.” King David Lodge of Odd renewed appeals that the labor ly political." Dobkin too warned against sit­ Besides her husband and her in my new district, which has 6 Fellows will meet tonight at 7:30 federation’s executive council —A survey by a weekly news- Public Vernon Groups Seek ting back and accepting victory two sisters, she leaves a towns entirely new to me,” in the Odd Fellows Hall. reconsider its policy of neutrality media trade magazine, "Editor without working, "’hre polls are daughter; two sons; a brother; Odegard said, 'T il welcome your and endorse McGovern. and Publisher, ” said Nixon has NEVER $0 MANY Records another sister; and 12 help and I’ll welcome whatever heartening,” he said, “and, even Guest speaker at last night's Meany has sought to place the been endorsed by 688 dally Contributions For though we all know the gap will meeting of Scandia Lodge, Vasa Colorado AFL-CIO under grandchildren. funds the town committee can newspapers while McGovern got W anuty Decdi narrow, it’s still comforting to see Order of America, was Attorney j The funeral will be held Satur­ spare toward my campaign. the "announced backing of 38. WILL GET SO Joseph M. and Mary L. Conlon day at 10 a.m. at Elmwood Com­ Money help is important to me, that gap." Donald Richter, senior partner of —Agnew, when matched alone Portable Incubator Then he warned, "But, we’ve to 13100108 W. and Barbara Ann munity Church in Elmwood. but people help is even more the Hartford law firm of Murtha, against Shriver, made a weaker got to make certain the gap R. Colletti, property at 31 One doesn't have to be arrested demonstration for one hour in­ Burial will be in Fairview important. I pledge to you I’ll Cullina, Richter and Pinney. He Anti-Hitchiking showing in an Illinois poll than between President Nixon and talked on estate planning with Brookfield St., conveyance tax this month to have a mug shot cluding brick and board breaking. Cemetery, New Britain. Friends campaign vigorously." NEWTON, Mass. (AP) - New­ the joint Nixon-Agnew ticket MUCH FOR $0 TODAY ONLY $33. and fingerprints taken. Police 'There will be fire engine rides Sen. McGovern doesn’t get too special emphasis on wills, and may call at the Porter Funeral Zinsser, whose district is two- ton police are using undercover against the McGovern-Shriver narrow. That’s why we have to death taxes, followed by a ques­ Wayne G. and J. Louise Mantz will do it for 50 cents. And there for 25 cents for the fund on Oct. Home, 19 Court St., New Britain, thirds in Elast Hartford and one- tactics to discourage schoolgirl ticket. The poll of 1,(XX) residents Buick’s New Design For 1973 work harder then ever — to in­ tion and answer period. to Eva M. Holmes, Ruth H. needn’t be a fire for that ride on a 28 from 10 a m. to 6 p.m. The tonight from 7 to 9. third in Manchester, said, ‘Tm hitchhikers. was conducted for the Chicago sure a Republican victory.” L in L E ... Somerville and Helen H. Olson, fire engine. same evening at 7 p.m. the police running scared, but I’m op­ A Newton policewoman cruises Tribune by the independent The Century Luxus (Colonnade typifies the all new Buick intermediate line for 1973. The line Dobkin announced the Loyal Circle of the Kings property at 208 Tlmrod Rd., con­ It’s all part of an attempt by and fire departments will square timistic and I’m looking forward in an unmarked car in the vicinity research group Urban Facts. features new body and chassis and a new instrument panel. The Buicks can be seen at S&S Phillias Chasse Republican Women’s C3ub of D au^ters will hold its regular veyance tax $50.05. Vernon Police and Fire off in the first hose war ball game to winning. The issue, as I see it, of several girls’ colleges in the Buick in Manchester. SOUTH WINDSOR - Phillias Manchester will sponsor a “Meet meeting Monday at 7:45 p.m. in Raymond J. Damato to Taylor Departments, and the Am­ ever held in the area. The winner is my opponent’s poor voting Boston suburban community. Chasse, 75, of 33 Norman Dr., the Candidates" night Oct. 19 the Federation Room of Center NOTICE Made Homes Inc., three lots on bulance Corps, who have joined gets a gold cup. record the past two years.” When a female hitchhiker steps Hilliard St., conveyance tax died early this morning at from 7 to 9 p.m. at Republican Congregational Church. Hostess with the Tri-City Merchants A saftey poster contest for He said he plans an active into the street and tries to thumb The Hebron Planning and S&S Buick offers prices you Manchester Memorial Hospital. Headquarters, 57 E. Center St., will be Mrs. Frank Anderson. $23.65. Association, to raise money for a third and fourth graders in Ver­ campaign, door-to-door, and that a ride, she gets a citation for Zoning Commission will hold a He was bom in Cumberland, with the public invited can’t refuse on Rivieras, Elec- Federal Tax Lien new portable incubator for non schools will be held during he has been concentrating his jaywalking. Public Hearing on Tuesday, Oc­ You R.I., June 7,1897, and had been a A regular meeting of the Internal Revenue Service Rockville General Hospital. The the month which has been Know Fran... Chief William F. Quinn said he tober 10, 1972 at 8 p.m. in the resident of Pawtucket, R.I. Manchester Conservation Com­ tras, Centurionsy LeSabres and against Joseph and Joan Quesnel, goal is $900. designated "Saftey Awareness set up the program because of a town Office Building to consldo' before moving to South Windsor mission will be held Wednesday 21 Kane Rd., $1,354.49. The three agencies will put on Month.” New Hope^ $60^000Richer wave of assaults on girls who a request from Caron Brothers, new Century Models. two years ago. at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Inc. for permission to subdivide Attachment exhibits and demonstrations The opening ceremonies for all RE-ELECT thumbed rides, then were beaten He was retired from the Blue Building Coffee Room. property on East Street Into three Dany A. Frank against every Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. and these events will take place today or threatened and robbed. Ribbon Textile Co. in Pawtucket, Will Hold Open House lots. Abraham Mark Frank, three Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 6 p.m. at the Tri-City Plaza The citations cost the offender and a communicant of St. Dated at Hebron, Connecticut parcels off Oakland St., $^,000. throughout the entire month. Ex­ featuring remarks from the The state’s first drug rehabilita­ the brick house on the left at the The Ladies Guild of the $1 each for the first three Lease iN FRAN MAHONEY this 27th day of September, 19^ hibits are free but contributions various agency heads and Vernon Margaret Mary ’s Church in South top of the hill. tion center for teen-age girls. Assumption Church is sponsoring offenses, and $2 for subsequent aCtaarlear Edgar J. Berube to the Iona to the fund are welcome. Windsor. Survivors are two sons, It’s been a two-year climb for Mayor Frank McCoy. New Hope Manor, in Somers, will a food sale to be held after all ones. More than 200 have been Co., a division of General Signal Exhibits include one for con­ Co-ordinators of the month­ Roy E. Chasse of South Windsor, the people who originated the Masses Saturday and Sunday. open its doors on Oct. 14, en­ issued since the program began Appliance Corp., 3,200 square trolled drugs, weapons, radar and long program are Bill Moquin, STATE REPRESENTATIVE with whom he made his home, program. Nurses at St. h^rancis couraged by a $60,000 grant an­ Donations may be left in the three weeks ago. feet of space on second floor of 69 rescue van; also, fire extinguisher Tri-City Association; Roy and Richard W. Chasse of Hospital recognized the in­ church hall after 2 p.m. Saturday 13 DISTRICT' nounced by Governor Meskill this Woodland St., for one year com­ types and operation and safety McDonald, Vernon Police Reholboth, Mass.; two sisters, creasing need for treatment of and before all Masses. week. mencing Sept. 1, 1972, with a tips. Artificial respiration using a Department; Helen Philbrick, Mrs. Ernest Desmarais and Miss teen-age girls and enlisted the OPE]\ The grant was part of a $268,- We’re Repeating Our one—year option to renew. resucianni dummy, first aid and Ambulance Corps, and Bill John­ Eva Chasse, both of Rumford, cooperation of people both inside • Mayor of Manchester (1962-1966) 000 grant distributed to three The Woman’s Christian Marriage License auto rescue techniques will be son, Vernon Fire Department. R. I.; and seven grandchildren. and outside the hospital to in­ • Town Director 12 year* community-based programs for Temperance Union will meet SPECIAL TONIGHT Craig Allen Knowles, 132 featured by the Ambulance Funeral services will be held itiate it. They contacted Father • 4 year* of State Legiclative Experience alcoholics and drug addicts. The Tuesday at 10:45 a.m. in Wesley By Popular Demand! Maple St., and Joan Frances Corps. Tuesday with a 9 a.m. Mass at St. James Egan, New York’s famous Naturalists say that wolves • Will Support Law* to Protect the Con*umer Greater Hartford Brotherhood Hall of South Methodist Church. TILL Fountain, 467 N. Main St. Police will provide a mug shot Mary's Church in Pawtucket. junkie priest, to learn about the Any Portable have some good traits. They Gub, for the rehabilitation of A potluck luncheon will be served booth for the souvenir mug shots are monogamous, good parents Burial will be in St. Mary’s process of rehabilitation, which alcoholics received $118,000 and at noon. and fingerprinting. / and providers, loyal, brave, in­ Cemetery in Pawtucket. Friends for girls is different than it is for TYPEWRITER 9:00 P.M. the Southeastern Council on Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. members of telligent and inquisitive. By VOTE DEMOCRA TIC NOV. 7 may call at the Prata Funeral boys, and thus the need for a Home, 372 Broadway, Paw­ Alcohol and Drugs, located in Cltintd, MiusM. V | Acupuncture the Kokondo i^ rate School un­ weeding the weak and unfit Mahoney Commillec — Harry Maidment, Treat. special place. Ntw Ribbon X f c tucket, Sunday and Monday. Norwich, New London and Nursing School der the direction of master black from wild animal herds, they Among the guests attending the (No D tiim y or Pickup) Groton, received $90,000. Warning Issued belt Paul Arel will put on a free upgrade the stock. A $50,000 grant for New Hope open house will be Congressman To Close Doors The Coat Rack SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A Mrs. Hyacinthe B. Sullivan Manor was vetoed by Governor Robert Steele, Commissioner of 48 Purnell Place Yale medical researcher has warned Mrs. Hyacinthe Brady Sullivan, Meskill last year and, later, $60,- Mental Health Ernest Shepherd, NEW HAVEN (AP) - The TYPEWRITER SERVICE Downtown IHanchfsIcr the American College of Surgeons formerly of Maquire La., died 000 in funds from the Depart­ John Walsh, candidate for U S. Grace-New Haven School of Nur­ 20 BIRCH ST. (Rear of Burton’s) against premature use of this morning at Manchester ment of Mental Health was Representative of the 6th sing plans to close in 1975, when MANCHESTER T E L 649.SM 7 acupuncture anesthesia. Memorial Hospital. turned down by the governor. District, plus many other govern­ students who entered this year 1-649-4986-1 Dr. Teruco Matsumoto of the MERCURY She was bom in Boston, Mass. On Oct. 14 there will be an ment, state and town officials. are graduated, school officials Hanhemann Medical College and IVI Aug. 29, 1886, the daughter of open house for the public. The People from the business com­ said Thursday. Hospital in Philadelphia s^d use MORIARTY center is located on Mountain munity directly or indirectly in­ Charles B. Womer, director of James and Caroline Maher of acupuncture anesthesia should BROTHERS LINCOLN Brady, and lived in Manchester Rd. in Somers, with directions to volved with the program will also the parent Yale-New Haven be built on scientific evaluation about 10 years. She is the widow take it left after Kibbe Fuller be present. Hospital, said the decision to You Know Fran... pf the technique. of William J. Sullivan. She was a School and before the Post Office close was prompted in part by CHIPPiR SAYS... communicant of Assumption onto Battle St. and proceed for shrinkage of enrollment because His remarks were prepared for Church. three miles. New Hope Manor is Communists many prospective nurses today delivery at the 58th annual ACS Survivors are a son, William want associate or baccalaureate Clinical Congress here. INHONOROFINIUIMBUS Sullivan of Braintree, Mass.; Seek Spot degrees, which Grace-New Ibven "It is obvious that the key is the three daughters, Mrs. W. Lincoln Selectman does not offer. RE-ELECT selection of location. Our study Stack of Manchester, Mrs. (Continued from Page One) The closing will not involve the indicates that the painless area is DISCOVER CHEAT Morgan L. Davis of College Park, Yale School of Nursing, which is Stops X-Rated in quite a state of confusion,” not related to the selected loca­ Md., and Mrs. James McGee of for graduate nurses. FRAN according to Hammer. He tion of acupuncture points,” said Hialeah, Fla.; 14 grandchildren; Film Showing predicted the suit involving the Matsumoto. and three great-grandchildren. S&SBINCK BERLIN, Conn. (AP) — There town clerks would be brought in VALUES DAYS Funeral services will be held MAHONEY the form of a class action with “It spreads to the entire body Tuesday with a Mass of the was no asylum for the X-rated UADAnSST..MIWCKSTEI(QpMEvM.)MMS71 film “Elrotica Asylum” in Berlin one clerk named to represent the within hours. Too many acupunc­ Reurrection at 11 a m. at St. HSW Saturday (Naan ON l-M « laaM If, Nau laAna^, Oaa MmIi haai CaUMi) ATTHE Thursday night. others. State ture points reduces the effect of Thomas More Church in Brain­ Supporting their injunction The High School World, a page anesthesia.” tree, Mass. Burial will be in Mt. On orders from First Select­ Representative AA against the nine printing com­ of Manchester High School news Wollastan Cemetery in Quincy, man Arthur Powers police closed compiled and edited by MHS 13 District Mass. down the Berlin Drive-In, where panies, the Communist party claims printing of the election students which is normally SAIlawtasattIwIHoriftY Irttlwr* Friends may call at the Watkins the film was playing. material without the party can­ pubUshed on Friday’s in The Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., Powers said the manager of the DISCOVER whrt Extra l•c—dHlo^ilWlll^ollS hi ■ fA w rfro w the W9"M didates would "place serious and Herald will be printed on Satur­ Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. theater, Ernest Smith of HWP yeersaM B switke dieertiiin t the! I* Q U A ilT Y TRAINIB Middletown, was arrested and undue burdens" on the deter­ day this week. Mrs. Noah Ingalls charged with breach of peace for mination of the court case. refusing to close the theater The communists further con­ Mrs. Noah Ingalls, 89, died 60 DAY 100% himself. tend the printing would place the GET FAST DELIVERY m '73 UNCOLNS & MfflSIRYS Wednesday at the home of her After his arrest about 9:15 plaintiffs at a "severe ^sadvan- Vanity Costly daughter in Alton, N.H. Shegwas *We warrant that we will repair or replace defective parts p.m., police ordered the film tage in their campaign," and • Mayor of Manchester ( 1%2-I966) formerly a resident of ffthe BATAVIA, N Y. (AP) - Two in the engine, transmission, rear aile, front aile turned off and light turned on so “have to be reprinted at great Manchester area. * youths bent on stealing several • Life-long resident of Manchester assembly, brake system, and electrical equipment for 60 the some 100 cars could leave the cost to taxpayers of the state,” BUFFET SKILLET Mrs. Ingalls, the former rifles from a sporting goods store days. drive-in. Powers said. Named as defendants in the • Member of Legislative Committee Josephine M. Bartholomew, recently were victims of their The closing was ordered under suit, in addition to Clinton Press daughter of the late Rev. and own vanity, according to State a local law forbidding the were Adkins Printing Co. of New • Will support Tax Reform for Property Owners • Fsatursi puih< Mrs. James A^ Bartholomew, was Police here. showing of X-rated, R-rated or Britain; Bond Press, Inc., Hart­ button •(•ctor bom April 28,1883 in Rapid City, Trooper George Brown said for ttm^oraturo "adults only” films if they could ford; Brew Fhinting Co., Strat­ S. D. that when the store manager control be viewed from outside the ford, Connecticut; Calendar (3o., VOTE DEMOCRA TIC NOV. 7 • 2 potition till- She was a graduate of Gaucher surprised the two youths in the theater. Inc. d/b/a The Journal Press of top lid with College in Towson, Md. in 1907 process of taking the rifles they tioom vont The original ordinance referred Meriden; O’Rourke Printery, Mahoney (om m itlee — Harry Maidmenl, Treas. 9 Complotoly im- and had lived most of her life in dropped the loot and fled. only to X-rated movies, but in Inc. Bristol; Racine Printing of moriiblo whon New England. The two were arrested. Brown control romovod July the definition was expanded, Conn. Inc., Danielson; The Survivors besides her husban- said, largely because they had • Hoot rMlttant and the theater was given 30 days Review Corp. of Darien; and Ugiand dand daughter, Mrs. George signed up for a contest at the hondlot to erect a fence high enough so as Church Press, West Haven. (Catherine) Ingalls Fairman of camera counter in the store to prevent anyone from seeing The Communist suit is being Alton, N.H., are six moments before the aborted the film from Route 160, which is brought by Gus Hall, presidential grandchildren and 16 great­ theft attempt. y candidate; and Jarvis Tyner, vice grandchildren. adjacent to the theater. presidential candidate for the Funeral services will be held Powers said the theater had HAVE Communist party, both of New OPEI\ 24 HRS. Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Watkins been showing R-rated films since York, as well as the party’s seven Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., the new ordinance became effec­ 7/11 STORE pr^idential electors in the state. YOU with the Rev. Wayne Kendall, tive until Wednesday night, when 3 0 5 G r e e n Representing the plaintiffs is the Rd. associate pastor of South United it introduced “Erotica Asylum” law firm of Roraback, Williams .Hanchenter HEARD Methodist Church, officiating. and Avery of New Haven. Buri4l will be in East Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral Personal Notices THE home Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. In loving memoiy o< Albert F Bray, who paiaed away October 6, IMI. T h ^ GOOD Radios — Watches He hai not left us as we thought, Tape Recorders Nor has he traveled far. NEWS? BARGAIN CORNER Just entered, God's most lovely room, Carriage Walkie Talkies and left the door ajar. Sold as is at these prices... ARTHUR DRUG Sadly missed. Wife, children House Salon it p lea ted to and Grandchildren. 65 DODGE announce that CUSTOM SQUARES NOW HAS AWARD WINNING “ GUANDMN SERVICE" 67 COMET 69 FIAT If yau naad Sarvic* an any pur- VINYL PRE-PASTED choia Iram o» . , . Plaaia Call iUllaa Waiaa. Wood iralii p iM lIn i, V -l, Dirt. 6-cyllnd«r, lutonutlc, ridio, low 150 Canwlllili. Aid. 4-ipMd. fidlo. Kalhlaan at 400-9203 . . . Our mllti|i, poMf ilMrini. Larry ptMC itMilai, food cm uIHIm . F I S H N I T E Ouordlan Strvica Oal. Yaur ' f Ouaranlaa a» . . . CONIUMIR WALL COVERING. . . 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PAGE F O U R T E E N - MANCHESTEat EVENING HERALD, Manchester, ronn., Fri., Oct. 6,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Fri., Oct.'e, 1972-^ PAGE FIFTEIO^ Tolland Cable TV Challenge Dismissed Open House occurred between JerroM Oorp.. Democratic U.S. Rep. John 8. HARTFORD (AP) - The sUte which holds many cable televi­ Kicks O ff Monagan is a major stockholder Public Utilities Commission sion franchisee and the Sammone Young Democrats WedrwKiay dismissed a challenge in the firm. Lutz W eek The challengen contended the Corp. of Dallas, Tex. FORD by a group of community and CATV countered that Jerrtdd Sunday Open House at the firm had violated sUte sU tuta DISCOVER religloua leaders to the franchise Corp. only had an option to buy Natural Science Center on Oak Endorse Thifault by sdling the controlling stock of Waterbury’s cable television lU stock and that no transfer was Grove St. will launch a week of Democratic town chairman without the approval of the PW . Oct. 21 from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. at, firm. ever made to Sammons Corp. Lutz Junior Museum activities to . Charles Thifault has received the Ihey a*"* said the firm dldn t St. Matthew’s Parish Center, to The New Samaritan Corn, of acquaint the public with its ser­ endorsement of the local Young meet la iwo-year deadline to the music of Ro^' Kabrick and the Hartford and Congregational The PUC noted that CATV has vices and initiate a membership THE QUIET Democrats Club, in his primary provide cable television progranu Penthouse Four. Hckets for the ministers and busineu civic an option on an antenna site and drive. bid for state representative from in the franchise a r e a — Waterbury, dance are available from the con­ leaden from Waterbury filed a that Jerroid Corp. has surveyed The public Is invited to visit the the S3rd District. Mlddlebury and Plymouth. stables, a doiution of |5 per petition in May asking the PUC to the broadcast area aitd h u filed center from I to 4 p. m. Sunday, Thifault filed petition papers The franchise certificate was couple is requested. revoke the franchise of the maps with the PUC of SO mllca of when staff members and containing approximately 400 German Night Waterbury Antenna, Inc., which granted in March 1M7. proposed cable lines. volunteers will be available to WORLD OF signatures with the secretary of T he Italian American uses the call letten CATV. The transfer of stock allegedly state last Friday, iiuuring the explain, describe, and answer Friendship Club on Kingsbury questions. holding of the primary. Only 100 Ave. will hold its first German signatures were needed, accor­ Juan Sanchez, new center night dinner-dance, Oct. 14 from director, will be in charge of Quietness Feature Of 1973 Plymouth ding to Thifault. He is contesting 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. A donation of FORD exhibiU in the building; Mrs. the convention endorsement of $6 per couple will be asked. 1973 ^ 1973 Louis Saloom, assistant museum The Plymouth Sebring Plus has new sophisticated styling plus the quietest ride ever for this Richard Cromie of Coventry. Arts and Crafts Sale Distinctive Mercurys For 1973 The Young Dems endorsement. director, will trace the ecological intermediate-size car, according to Manchester Plymouth, Talcottville, the area Plymouth The Republican Women's Club succession of plant life along the has been announced by club will hold their Arts and Crafts CNRYSIER W Now on display at Morlarty Brothers, Lincoln-Mercury, in Manchester, is the 1973 line of dealer. trails; Mrs. Leo Leggitt and president Rudy Kowalski, and is sale on the Green Saturday begin­ Mercurys which features a new front bumper system. FOR 73 Michael Klemens, respectively, based on an April endorsement of ning at 10 a.m. Elxhibitor space is MOST Moons FM iMMOun neivuv will volunteer information about Thifault, after both he and still available. Further informa­ birds and other vertebrates in the Cromie had announced their in­ tion may be obtained by contac­ area; and Theo R. Badenhuizen, tentions to seek the post. ting Mrs. Bertrand Czuchra or l a t M l i v 73 PINTO RUNABOUT museum director, will expiain the In a statement released today, Mrs. Frank Weston. Blueglow. 2000 CC engine, 4 speed transmission, Kowalski notes, “The Young 7 3 DODGE differences between pond and whitewall tires, convenience group, luggage rack, New I Democrats of Toliand realize the 4-WHEEL DRIVE stream life at the covered bridge. radio, manual front disc brakes, deluxe bumper 53rd District needs a represen­ 731 Lutz Week, officially group, accent group color key racing mirrors, Airline Drops POWER WAGONS proclaimed by Mayor John W. tative who will act with the best Kxaaa onsTOK4rt Cuitom 2-Dr., HT. oulc, PS. ElKlronic 9 0 $ “We know the same type of WATERBURY (AP) - Pilgrim new group of viewing and doing ignition, foe. Air Cond., vinyl roof, power diK brakes, §U2Q. m tm exhibits was recently set up in the 73 FORD CUSTOM loyalty and enthusiasm will be Airlines will discontinue Brown 4-Ooor Sedan. Automatic, distributed to the towns of passenger se^ice at Oxford Air­ activity room. power steering, power brakes, 400 V- Coventry and Willington, “as port Oct. 15, company President FROM Chrysler coM>~. 8 engine, whitewall tires, deluxe Thifault has shown as selectman Joseph Fugere announced bumper group, radio, wheel covers. Better Idea of Tolland where "although in Wednesday. Slock No, 4, List 13932. SALE the minority be has never given He told Waterbury business 1 9 7 2 DODGE 73 POWERWAQON FISH Needs Help SoImom Custom 4 0 i. HmiUi m , Smwoi olooiina, Sowot up the fight to support and help leaders and officials of the 13 U u brnkot, iMcSMtv * « , V ln^ loU , Uafcl nke- W 200 SNOW FIGHTERS the people of Tolland." towns in the Waterbury FOR IMMEDIATE FISH, the volunteer organization Thifault has been confronting metropolitan area that Pilgrim DELIVERY 1973 Year Of Change For Ford of community-spirited citizens, 5 3 3 7 6 the people directly during his would like to resume operations *3395 needs help. v m primary campaign, according to at Oxford but would do so only if The group is seeking additional ★ /Ml Csrry Eesaisisi Chfriltf Oer». 11 Month er 11.001 Mile Wmtalu ★ The most changed car in the Ford Division this model year is the full-sized Ford line which K ow al^ and is "giving direct there are at least two im­ drivers, on a one-weekday-a- features the LTD shown here. Fords for 1973 can be seen at Dillon Ford Sales and FitzGerald answers" to the problems of the provements at the airport. MFLYM. SUM HDODGE SUM SI DODGE $1515 71 DODGE SITU month basis, to assist in transpor­ 73 GRAN TORINO STATION WAGON distirct. Ewvy III 4-Ob b f N «f4lD ^ CacMGl 440 4 Obbr Sodw, Don 3 daw bordlGf, 4 cyL viMut Ford. ting residents to clinics, visits to An instrument landing system ViM|fl rodI. V - I. aulDmatiCf MuH.oPt, radlB. FDDf« BUla., PS« Uc<. All the hospital, or other needed Copper 6 passenger, automatic, 400 V-8. whitewall tires, power steering, radio, PZC Road Requests (ILS) would have to be Installed •awGr •iGatinfa ^w of Cond. Wah4t, AirCiad. deluxe luggage rack, body side moldings, visibility group, tinted glass, power The PZC received several re­ at Oxford and a connector road 71 DODGE S444S appointments. quests for approval of various charger sins tra n d Ngw C«m|Hr. E*ll CHEVDOUT rtllODQE situ This non-sectarian organization tailgate window, wheel covers. AIR CONDITIONING. Stock No. 29, List 14627 SALE ’ 4075 would have to be constructed SI cpaSainGd, tiDVDNfd fibor* Ctprict 4-Ooor Hip Automatic] CaiMMMi CuoiMm 4-Omm 3 door herdlep, viayl tmff aids the elderly throughout the roads during Monday night's between the airport and flo u RDol. SloG^G S, Wg 4, powtr slatfinc. powif windoi s«e«N. V-I, MuiM., as, buckal Mats. cdn m Ig, •ulD.. «340S. community with many of its meeting turning the requests over Interstate Highway 84, a distance |Mwar tloGriag, aulDmaHc. iKtom to the town’s consulting of about two miles, before * WUny Others To CbeoseFreoi * trans[x)rtation problems and is engineers Griswold and Fuss for Pilgrim would return, he said. sometimes called on to do EXCELLENT SELECTION OF recommended bond figures. “OLDEST DODOC-CHRYBUR DEALER in HARTFORD COUNTY" emergency baby-sitting. Arthur Cottier sought approval Fugere said Pilgrim, which FISH is as dose as your LEFTOVER 1972 FORDS & TRUCKS of Carriage Dr. Pilgrim Way and also serves the Connecticut air­ telephone and service is available New Home Of Alden Circle in the Colonial ports in Groton and TrumbuU, O R C 24-hours a day. Anyone wishing WARREN Village subdivision, while was lucky to average one to volunteer tim e to this FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I DOCOE I OF MANCHESTER l c h r y s u r / HUBBARD am hem at.. William Aberle requested ap­ passenger per flight to and from organization or those in need of proval of Cora Rd. Alhed Dr. and Oxford. He put much of the M OAKLAND NTREKT, ISANCNUT|M • 4 3 - m i assistance will find “ Fish of Center Rd. in the Pine wood blame on the airport’s facilities. Manchester’’ listed in the SALES Acres subdivision. Eric Santini telephone directory. reported he had a bulldozer clear INC0IP0RATC8 out a ditch, and will complete >AVMKNTnANt paving a problem area shortly, in FIIIMRMJIJLIUUI the Tolland Town subdivision. Refused Presidency WINDSOR AVE..ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE 875-3369 643-2485 Louis Lipman, developer of the Albert Einstein was of-1 Sugar Hill 2 subdivision, met with fered the presidency of the DILLON the PZC regarding his revised The Chevrolet Fleet Flagship State of Israel when Presi-| plans for a 32-bt subdivision. The lent Chaim Weizmann died in 1952, but declined this PZC recommended the cul de The 1973 CTievrolet Monte Carlo is the most changed of all the se^n Chewolet car lines tor the sac shown on the plans be ex­ honor, insisting that he w as OUT THEY GO!!! new year. It and the others can be seen on display at Carter Chevrolet in Manchester. not fitted for such a position. tended to the property lines in­ volved : that drainage be im­ THE LAST OF THE proved and that the grading on B R A I \ D Y E W the lower road be altered. They FORD reminded Lipman that several PLYMOUTH lots proposed are considered questionable by Griswold and 72 CHEVROLETS 1973 SATELLITE Fuss, adding that approval will NEW, EXECUTIVE and DEMONSTRATOR MODELS be given on individual lots as they are improved. W-I-Door Sedan. 6- Permission was granted to cylinder, automalic, radio, Lombardi and Association for the S A V E BIG — S A V E power steering. List conducting of percolation tests 83281.70. Stock INo. p-658 for a possible multiple family SAMPLE: 1972 4-Ddm^ Sc iU r . E^uippe^ wiib 350 V4. FORD PINTO RUNABOUT development on the comer of Rt. turbo^kydraaMlic (raoBatsuioRo power HeeriRg, power tiiac 195 and Baxter St. although the . . . The room y, handy afar brakei, radio, wkeel covert, wkitewalU, wkeel opeR aboldiRgB, WEEKEM) SPECIAL PZC declined to send Griswold luster-icaled. Stock No. 1143 of the aub~€ompaet favorite. and Fuss on the test, until the time comes for approval of sub­ FULL SALE PRICE mitted site plans. The PZC has written Henry OLDS CUTLASS Krechko, developer of homes on DEALER PREPARATION Same Peter Green Rd. to install a pipe AND OPTIONAL M ^ERICK along the road as approved by the *3277 From PZC previously; and to Eldredge EQUIPMENT EXTRA 360 \-S enginf, autoinilir, power slecrmf*, power diK yost regarding a trailer parked in BRAND NEW 73 brakes, radio, vinyl interior. Stock No. p-6S3. List All standard factory equipment. 3 the Dial Tone lounge parking lot. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CLOSEOUT DEALS price $4340. year, 36,000 mile AAanchester AAotors PLYM OUTH * 3 5 9 5 FORD MAVERICK Constable Patrol Log WEEKEND SPECIAL Same Price as 72 2-Door Luxury Docor Option The constables traveled 907 DURIMG OUR SPECTACULAR MODEL-YEAR warranty. miles during 78 hours of patrol FURY WAGON . . . Style leader in the eompaet field END-HIND UP. $ *® Aulomilic. 225 rnginr. radio. Stock So. duty last week, checking 3125 businesses 326 times and ACTNOH . .. SELECTION LIMITED!. BRAND NEW ‘>-143. List price $2700. answering nine complaints. They SACRIHCK PRICK assisted the state police four 1973 times and checked on a possible 1972 PLYMOUTH MUSTANG prowler in the Grahal^r Rd. DUSTER area. Police Dance OLDS 2398 FORD MUSTANG The Tolland Police Benevolent 2-Door Hardtop Association will sponsor a dance. 100% W A R R A N T Y Special Price . . . Loweat-priced model of the The following cars are all backed by BR41\D l\EIf "Better Ideas" in sporty ears DEALER PREPARATION OMEGA 72 DUSTER Pranipf AND OPTIONAL tutomalir, 2L> rnffinr. radio, po-rr «lern«K. our 100% w arranty for a period of 60 V in\ I side nwuldicmi. wkcrl rovrrs, fir. Stork 2 5 6 8 D^pendoblR days. Parts and labor on front end EQUIPMENT EXTRA 'u. k-|j6. I.i*l prirr S2990. All standard factory equipment. 3 Buying suspension (ball Joints, etc.) year, 36,000 mile Manchester Motors C V " ' FORD GRAN TORINO warranty. ' 2-Door Hardtop Sullen 1971 LeHIANS 93395 1970 CHEV. 92305 1969 Pontiac $2045 Sport Sedaa. V*!, auloauUk, ak coodilioalag, iMipMU s ^ Cmip*. V-I, .Mtoouiic, riHlia. . . . One of eleven midsize FOR YOUR power •leerlnf, power kroket, radio. USED Torinos to choose from CalollM Sport Coupe. V-4, vinyl rool, DUlomallc, 1970 Mav. 91945 We still have a few emo’s in stock at ------LATi MObln. radio, power Mearlag. Sport Coupe. 4-cylioder, auloouilk, viayl roof, 72 PLYMOUTH radio. 72 DODGE 70 VOLKSWAGEN 69 CHRYSLER CAR OR TRUCK 1969 Toyota 91695 1971 CAPRI 92495 unbelievably low prices. Executive lar. Satellite Station Sport Coupe. 4-cyUadar, t-tpood IrooGaiiMion, 4-Do<»r Sedan. 4-eyUader, radio, DutonMlk. Wapon. LuNlom, approximalelv radio. 1973 NOVA 92405 Monoco U h o r Sedan. Kactorx air Town and Country Station Wagon, T im k Dgmm 4 ^ p e - 4-cylioder, aulonw tk, power Gloerkif, 5500 milex. automatic, power A k o 1969 CHEV. 91845 radio. conditioning, power steering, Factory air condilioniag, power Inipala Sport Coupe. V-t, automnSk, air coa- 1970 CHEV. 92595 1 YEAR GUARANTEE ON USED CARS xtrrrinjt, power brakex, radio, etc. power brakes, radio, automatic, 2-lK>or Sedan, Model 1131. One Inpala Sport Sedaa. V-I, auloouilk, air eoa* aleering, power brakea, aulomalic, dJlioaiof, power •leeriof, radio. (arriex balance of (hrvxlrr ex­ dilioniof, viayl roof, power Moeriof, power broket, 1072 Chevelle 93195 speed (“ontrol, many other extras. owner special. many ealrai, one owner, very Mallb. Spwi CoMf*. V-t, avUHMMlIc, rlayl . m I, FORD PrtMiwi friRM radio. tended warrantv of 18 months, or Must be seen to be appreciated. clean. 1971 paw .r ilM riiic, p .m r bralw*, raUia. 69 OLDS. $1895 69 DODGE $1595 72 OLDS. S4895 • Cuilan Convertiblo^ rod, ouId., PS, 18.000 miles. AIK ( ONDITIONIVr. 98 luxury 4-dr. hardkp, mw mHei« Cerenel 440 4-deer, autemotk, PS, SPECIAK! FORD LTD BROUGHAM for Uw HllMft El Camlno 93995 1070 PLYM. 92395 PB, extra tharp, N , one owner, very cleon, Weekend Special SPEUAL! SalolUu 4-Door Sedan. V-9, anionialk, ok oon< 1971 Cougar 92995 fully equipped. 2-Door Hardtop V-S, MvlaiMMItc, »lM)rl roof, p o o tr uoorkat, ro4*o. Sporl Coupe. 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PAGE SDC'n»’»^-N— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., P>i.. Oct. 6.1972 Civil Rights Progress Noted ri b’. Weicker Will Speak KANSAS CITY ( A P I - " I n the penalty and recognized that iwr- NFL Must Lift TV Blackout sons of the Black Muslim nlth Town Clerk’s . „ .f . past two years the U.S. Supreme can apply for conscientious objao Court has gtvei}, us some of our The Scene tor status. Masons Dedicate most .ignlflcant civil rights At Home or Congress Will Act decisions,” the diputy general "The same court that scared us counsel of the U.S. Employment Also calling for passage of the For Youth New Hospital Wing by saying that a guilty verdict Pastore said, “this bill may go on tually impossible to buy a ticket seeing on television these games Opportunity Commission says. WASHINGTON (AP) - If bill was Dean Burch, Federal need not be unanimous has aa an amendment to another which are so important to. them John Pemberton Jr. told the the National Football League to a Hedsklns game at any time,” Communications Commission Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr. will be networka will air the proceedingi forged new frontiers In civil Spong said in a prepar^ state­ and to which they would buy National Association of Human bill.” Chairman. For Vernon residents 18 years principal speaker Saturday when ^to the public at large. rights,” said Pembertra, who for doesn’t voluntarily lift its Although Rozelle told the tickeU to see live’ If they were RighU Worken Wednesday the ment. “Yet the people of the Burch warned, however, that INLAND FISHING old and somewhat older, the Connecticut Masons celebrate Ham operator! of the Maaonic nine years was executive director home-game television Senate communication! aubcom- greater Washington metropolitan afforded the opportunity. Supreme Court has broadened Congress must consider the Im­ Field personnel report that scene is the town clerk’s offce in their 77th annual Grand Master’s fraternity will Interview of the American Civil Liberties blackouts, it faces the mlttee he would conalder volun­ area, including thousands of “Professional football is adop­ the definition of racial dis­ plications of ending home game trout fishing is good in the Pto- the Memorial Building. Accor­ Day at the Masonic Home and dignitaries over three worldwide Union. possibility that Congress tary action by the NFL, Paatofe Virginians, are barred from ting a selfish and unreasonable crimination. outlawed the death blackouts—“implications going to mington River, West HUl Pond, ding to Town Qerk Henry Butler, Hospital in Wallingford. hookups — the Nobility Net of might pass a law putting aaid he doubted the profeaaional attitude. It may kill the goose the health of the professional the Housatonic River (evenings), over 80 applications for iden­ A six-story wing to the hospital North America, Mosaic Amateur games on television when football league will do anything that laid the golden egg’ If It does sports involved.” Candlewood Lake, Ball Pond, tification cards have already been will be d e ^ c a t^ in honor of Radio Net, and the Eastern they are sold out. about it. not show more cotwlderation for made. An ID card is an essential Baseball Commissioner Bowie Lake ()uassapaug. Crystal Lake, Charles J. Ramage, a past Grand Seabord Net. ’The worldwide "I don’t think Mr. Rozelle waa the people. " Norwich Pond, Natchaug River, for the newly independent 18- ‘Tm hoping (NFL Com­ Hoone Arledge, president of Kuhn said all sports are different Master and now president of the Masonic hams are organized to serious when he said he would Long Pond and Amos Lake. year-olds and for their older promote international fellowship Shop, then missioner Pete) Rozelle will ABC Sports Inc., said “it is clear­ and the subcommittee would be Masonic Charity Foundation. take It under advisement,’’ Bass fishing is good at Mudge Polara For 1973 Features New Styling friends if they wish to purchase think about this and come up ly in the public interest... to lift taking a “mistaken approach” if “The senator has shown a long and service to mankind. The Pastore said. Pond. Winchester Lake, Moodus anything alcoholic. with a voluntary plan,” said Sen. hometown blackouts of televised they take a blanket look at the Interest in problems of the aged. Nobility Net is dedicated to the A three-day hearing on the bill Reservoir, Mashapaug Lake, Chorches of Manchester, the area Dodge dealer, has on display the 1973 Dodge Polaras and The procedure is to bring STOP John 0. Pastore, D-R.I., author games in professional football, four major sports. His office has been most Interest of cost-free care and ended Thursday with three TV Monacos. A new feature this year is standard electronic ignition. Options include an integral of a bill to end local blackouts of Halls Pond, ()uaddlck Reservoir necessary proof of age, a birth cooperative in helping us with rehabilitation of crippled and »S&SBUICK networks, Sens. William B. Spong hi.nhqli b^ixkptball and hockey.” sports contests that are sold out and Pachaug Pond. security system. certificate and some other means national legislation in the area of severly burned children in the 22 Jr., D-Va., and Alan Bible, D- of identification such as a driver's TAUAMN.s. 48 hours before the event begins. Some of the better areas for geriatric care, and we are happy Shrine hospitals. Nev., endorsing the bill. panfish are Tyler Lake, license or Social Security card, TMIINCIMI "Unless Mr. Rozelle comes up to have him share this momen­ Other Masonic-allied groups "Here in Washington it Is vir­ Winchester Lake, Bashan Lake, '-4.® and also a one-inch by one-and-a- tous occasion with us,” said taking part Saturday will be the with an answer within a week,” Bob Kiernan Heads half full-face, recent, photo. Lower Bolton Lake, Pachaug William F. Saars, chairman. Tall Cedars of Lebanon, the Grot­ Pond, ()uaddick Reservoir, Pine An application is filled out, to, the Scotti^ and York Rites Some 10,000 people from Acres Lake, Moosup Pond and sworn to and notarized by the Masonic and alli^ bodies are bodies of the fraternity, and the MHS Booster Club clerk and with the photograph is Pats, Giants Both Favored By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE the Connecticut River. expected to attend the day-long Nobles of the Mystic Sluine. By DEAN YOST The following lakes and ponds sent to the Liquor Control Com­ events that begin at 9:30 a.m. Wizard of Odds mission for final processing. A $1 Herald photo by Bucelviclua The Manchester High School Athletic Booster Qub got off have been or will be stocked with ’There will be a parade at 10 Arizona St. 38, Oregon St. 14 the ground last night with a meeting at the Elks Home. The trout to provide additional fall fee is charged, half going to the o’clock to include more than 1,- No Trouble Forseen (N) state and half to the town. The purpose was to adopt by-laws and to form a chartered rishing; Black Rock Flood Con­ 000 participants. ’The dedication Judge Bans IMANTA! MCC Soccer Leaders Army 26, Lehigh 7 trol Impoundment, Highland card will be mailed to the appli­ ceremonies for the new hospital organization Drive One Cttptain Ron Gurnon looks on as Coach Bob For Dolphin Eleven Baylor 16, Miami (Fla.) 11 Lake, Mad River Impoundment, cant within two or three weeks. wing will be in the afternoon. Amtrak Raids After accepting the constitu­ The goal, stressed by the gover­ TODAY! (N) Mohawk Pond, Mt. Tom Pond, Grange To Meet ’The ceremonies are scheduled to Corlett diagrams play on clipboard for his tion, which is very similar to the ning body, is to coordinate this Vernon Grange will hold its Brown 18, P enn 15 club’s activities with the total Tyier Lake, West HiU Pond, West take place on the grounds at the OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A Manchester Community College soccer team. NEW YORK (AP) — There is only one team in the one adopted by the very Side Pond, Northfleld Impound­ regular meeting tonight at 8 p.m. Ohio State 22, California 14 athletic program, including all hospital, but should the weather federal court judge has forbidden National Football League with a perfect record after three successful Rockville High ment, Candlewood Lake, Lake Past Masters Night will be be unfavorable, the dedication Oklahoma law enforcement weeks of the 1972 regular season—the Miami Dolphins. Cincinnati 2 t, Ohio U. 8 (N) organization, the next order of girl varsity sports. ■h observed with Herbert Membership in the Booster Quassapaug, Bashan Lake, portion will be in nearby Oakdale authorities from future raids on Air Force 41, Colorado St. 6 business was to elect officers. Bigelow Pond, Black Pond, Niederwerfer in charge of the on the road Sunday—and also at Qub is open to all Interested ’Theatre. Amtrak trains serving liquor by There are only two teams in the (N) Bob Kiernan, owner of the Cedar Lake, Crystal Lake, Dodge program. Many representatives from home later in the campaign. parties out of high school. the drink while passing through NHL to Launch NFL with perfect losing records Cornell 27, R utgers 16 Manchester Cycle Shop, and in­ Pond, Gardner Lake, Higganum The Vernon Junior Grange will Membership cards will be sold Masonic-allied organizations in the state. New England 24, Buffalo 14— Florida St. 33, Florida 23 terested in the town athletic meet Saturday at 2 p.m. in the S&SN««dtH«lp! after three weeks—the New beginning Saturday at the soccer Reservoir, Horse Ponjl, the Manchester area will attend. U S. District Court Judge Orleans Saints and the Things are looking up for the Fresno St. 24, Pacific 18 (N) program was nominated as presi­ Mashapaug L ^ , Pataconk.Laae, Olds Cutlass Personalized Grange Hall on Rt. 30, Vernon. They include Robert Ferguson YOUR H K P to bocems game in the morning and at the Stephen S. Chandler Wednesday Philadelphia Eagles. Patriots and Jim Plunkett. At Georgia Tech 39, Clemson dent, with Lloyd Odell the acting Pocotopaug Lake, Lake ()uon- Safety Patrols and Wilbur Chadwick, worshipful ordered a halt to the prosecution 55th Campaign least for this week. The two last- football game in the afternoon. Olsmobile for 1973 is offering the Salon package on the Cutlass Supreme which creates a highly The Chicago Bears are also 16 executive vicepresident. Also nipaug, Rogers Lake, Shaw Lake, The Safety Committee of the masters of Manchester Lodge and Charter membership will also be personalized car. The line is on display at Manchester Oldsmobile. of club barman George H. Bell of winless, but they have a tie to minute victories still have New A labam a 27, G eorgia 10 heading the board were Mike Amos Lake, Beach Pond, Black Vernon Junior Women’s Club is Friendship Lodge of Masons, HEW OPEL accepted on a five and 10-year Chicago, who was arrested July NEW YORK (AP)—The National Hockey League facing a blemish their otherwise perfect England flying high. The Patriots Belcher as secretary and George Pond, Lantern HiU Pond, IxMig cooperating with police in es­ respectively; Mrs. Bernice A. Harvard 28, Boston U. 6 base. < 18 when state authorities raided ENCUND'S DEAUR challoige from a rival league for the first time and minus losing record. shouldn’t have to worry about the Kanehl as treasurer. Pond, Moosup Pond, Wauregan tablishing safety patrol crossing Rieg of Manchester, worthy Amtrak’s Texas Chief as it passed Dartmouth 17, Holy Cross 14 The Manchester High School several outstanding players, begins its 55th season Saturday With the rash of upsets in pro final minute this time. But Reservoir and Wyassup Lake. guards throughout town. grand matron of Connecticut through Oklahonu City. CONIOT, Seles MeiMger, snyii wouldn’t it be something if the Penn S tate 35, Illinois 16 -This will be the second Booster Gub should be a step in According to the clubs, sixth ■mm football the past two weeks, one Weicker Voting Criticized Herald Order of Elastem Star; amd Mrs. "The subjection of Amtrak to night with two new teams and a group of fledgling coaches. Bills and O.J. Simpson ... It P u rd u e 26, Iowa 21 attempt to support a Boosters the right direction to help sup­ and seventh grade guards are *Xal U$ Show Ym How Wo Can BSLP YOU to Yho might think that it was time for Colorado 46, Kansas St. 8 Cordelia E. Miller of Rockville, the Oklahoma criminal laws couldn’t happen. Or could it? Gub at Manchester High. The port the fine athletic program at MARINE crossing younger children along §1 Beonomy Car Buy bi tho Country!" The NHL, a compact six team Chicago, defending West Divi­ either the Saints or the Eagles or HARTFORD (AP) - Toby failed by two votes to gain the Yesterdays grand royal matron of the thwarts and frustrates the con­ Washington 35, Philadelphia Kent St. 26, 'Western Mich. first one dispersed in 1952. the school. Fishing for bluefish Is good aU Center Rd. however, other unit until doubling in size at the sion champion, also felt the sting the Bears to pull one off. Moffett, executive director of the needed two-thirds majority. Connecticut Grand Court of gressional purpose in the creation 21—And in the it-couldn’t-happen 25 along the coast with the heaviest 25 Years Ago guards may be used in areas that start of the 1967-68 season, now of the WHA, losing superstar This doesn't appear to be the concentration of fish at Plum Gut Connecticut Citizen Action Moffett said the bill is “very Amaranth. of Amtrak and unduly burdens has 16 clubs—and faces opposi­ department, it won’t happen to Kentucky 21, Miss. State 10 Date Switch L ikely Brown to Play Crowd of 4,500 is the largest appear to be dangerous. Bobby Hull to the new league. weekend, however. And it also Group, criticized Sen. Lowell P. much opposed by big industry, by William C. Neu of Stratford is interstate commerce,” Judge tion from the infant 12-team the Redskins this week. But (N) and the Race. ever to attend Soap Box Derby in Volunteer crossing guards are S & S BUICK Among the other top NHL per­ looks as though the Dolphins will FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — The Striped bass fishing is good Weicker Jr. for twice voting the banks, by the drug companies the 126th Grand Master of C3iandler said in granting a per­ George Allen is an odds-on pick Miami (O.) 22, M arshall 12 OAKLAND (AP>-Tackle Bob needed and a reward for this help World Hockey Association, which formers to jump leagues were continue as the league's only New Elngland Patriots’ Oct. 22 against cutting off debate on a and so forth.” which Eugene Pinto wins in ball­ Connecticut Masonry. manent injunction against further “New WlajuTt F«(Mt Om vhi Bukk—Oftl—Saok OmIW'*' to go for a tie again if it ever does. M aryland 30, W ake Forest 12 Brown of the Oakland Raiders throughout Long Island Sound. is free movie passes donated by begins play next Wednesday. Montreal defenseman J.C. unbeaten, untied team. date at Pittsburgh will be bill to set up a consumer protec­ He said the bill would allow the bearing racer class. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., PY>„ Oct. 6,1972- PAGE NINCnOEN p a g e e ig h t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Oct. 6,1972 '3 ' Mets Tops at Gate Team^ Coach Win Skeins Herald Angle CAW ifRANnsCO (AP) - The New York Meto led the Oakland's Vida Blue SAN , ',4.Bd«nce in 1972, as overall league attendanceNational dropped * because^ « u e of the strike-shortened season. By On Line Here Tomorrow m IS i'c. w'2? I5.»,ra.““ EARL YOST Owes Tigers Thanks By Dean Yost SportB Editor "«.r gm i tb» U.t y.« .-d ol >b« The Indians enter the contest sporting a 24) CCIL record Sept. 23 but has been returned to Striving to remain undefeated'and stay atop the CCIL OAKLAND (AP) - Vida cold after a late start caused by managing the Red Sox three nennant races in either division was overly exciting, while Wethiersfleld, losers to Conard H i^ , boast a M mark. Blue owes the Detroit Tigers a his contract holdout against A’s seasons. the roster for the postseason n e Mets drew 2.134,185. the fourth consecutive year the football standings will be the goal of the Manchester High games. /A Indians Saturday when they host Wethersfield High at “Wethersfield is In full strength and it is beginning to shape McA uliffe H it Nail on Head thank you. Owner Charles 0. Finley. Mickey Lolich, 22-14, edged by cluh has topped the two million mark. j » j up to be a real interesting ball game,” Wig^n commented. Blue’s 6-10 record this year was The A’s bullpen was hurt by the Los Anaeles had 1,860,858 specUtors lor second spot, and Memorial Field in a 1:30 contest. But also an Important factor By reaching the American Blue in the American League’s loss of southpaw reliever Darold “1710 Elates’ Bob Burton is probably the best back in the Connecticut’s lone representatives in the American the worst among A’s starters. So Cy Young Award voting last year, C iicT n^atl was third with 1.611.459, the club's second-highest is that Tribe coach, Dave Wiggin, will be seeking his 100th League playoffs, which open Knowles also with a broken league. He can do everything,” Wiggin said. “Our defense, League playoffs with the Detroit Tigers, Dick McAuliffe, out was his 2,80 earned run average. will be the Tigers’ starter in career victory that spans over 18 seasons. here Saturday, they saved him Manager Dick Williams plans thumb, in the final week of the total ever. ______once again will have to rise to the occasion.” of Farmin^on High, hit the nail r i ^ t on the head when we Saturday’s 4 p.m EDT playoff Crosstown, East CathoUc High’s Coach CUff Demers stated, from a certain one-week to start Blue in the fourth game season, says Williams. Knowles Despite a camera malfunction Saturday, Wiggin secured the opener. “Psychologically for us, this is an Important game. Following talked at Yankee Stadium just after the All-Star Game demotion to the Oakland A’s of the playoff, if necessary, in was 5-1, with a 1.18 ERA. films from Platt and noted, “Our offensive blocking was 100 break. Detroit. But if the A’s trail two The Tigers arrived here The Detroit lineup Saturday Saturday’s contest with St. Bernard’s, we take a two-week per cent better than it was against Maloney. Everyone was bullpen. As it stands. Blue is Thursday afternoon. Both teams wilt include many veterans of the Aging Heroes with Bucs “Woody Fryman is right now the second best pitcher on only a tentative starter for the games to one at that point, first- break. It’s always nice to come off a break with a victory, it doing their job.” the club. (No.l was Mickey Lolich, an 18-game winner at that game starter Jim "Catfish" had the day off from practice and 1968 world championship team. gives the players a big boost.” East travels to Uncasville for A’s in the best-of-five series. had workouts scheduled today. Lolich won three games in the ■ Dave McCann will return as the ’Tribe’s regular center, second week in August). He could pitch us right into the Hunter 21-7 may be used instead. the HCC tilt. The Eagles sport a 0-2 conference mark while following an injury that sidelined him for a week. The only ‘T d like to start," says Blue. Williams had planned to use "We’ve got all the material we World Series that year, and right Mazeroski, Pagan World Series." fielder A1 Kaline, the -year-old the hosts are l-l.” doubtful! starter is John Murphy. “We are going to miss “Duke Sims is a helluva catcher. He can hit that ball. He’s “But, you know, it’s been that only three starters—leaving Blue need to win,’’ said Tigers 37 Manager Billy Martin, who has hitting star of the Tigers’ late- “We had the best wedi of practice since the start of the him,” W lg ^ noted, “He’s been ouUtanding in both games as going to do a lot of catching for us during the second half of type of year. When you’re hot, in the bullpen—if the Boston Red Sox had beaten Detroit in the had scout Charlie Metro season title drive, batted .379 in Will Be on Bench season,” noted Demers. “They say a good week of practice is a defensive end. the season’’’ he added. you’re hot. When you’re not, you’re not." The 23-year-old left­ East. following the A’s for several the Series. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Bill Mazeroski and Jose Pagan, followed by a victory. The players and our coaching staff both The big task for the visiting Wethersfield squad is to When we talked, Fryman and Sims had just joined the weeks. Oakland is getting another attempt to corral the Indians’ backfield duo of Steve Samiotis hander was the hottest pitcher in Boston’s Fenway Park, with its who’ve both known the thrill of World feel that we are capable of defeating St. Bernard.” Tigers. The former was to make his first start on the mound baseball last year, finishing 24-8 close left field fence, is a horror The Tigers may have All-Star playoff chance, after being swept “Two of our freshman, Cephas Nolen and brother Mike, and the hard running of Dave Fleishman. If the ground game by the Baltimore Orioles in three will likely spend the coming National League playoffs on the against the Yankees. All Mr. Fryman did was keep the New in his first full big league season. chamber for left-handed pitchers, catcher Bill Freehan available for will see a considerable amount of action in the backfield,” fails, Rick Milka is capable of putting the ball into the air as Wi lliarrrs-^lmows from the playoffs. He broke a thumb straight games last year. b^nch IS' Yorkers off the scoreboard, winning a six-hitter, 6-0. This season, he pitched hot and Demers added. “Joe Davin will return to the lineup, but for effectively. He had just been acquired from the last place Philadelphia The two aging heroes of the Pittsburgh FhratM Iwve given how long is questionable,” the coach remarked. Weekend Picks - Despite the weather conditions, Phillies in the National League where he had an un­ way to younger players and seem destined for pinch-hit duty The grass seems a little different at Manchester High where Manchester will defeat Wethersfield in a close one, 21-14, Elast distinguished 4-10 won-lost record. Fryman was claimed on at best against the Qncinnati Reds. Man in Constant Motion Wiggin’s mini troops have turned back two strong conference Catholic, pulling ut all stops before the break, will down St. waivers for in excess of $50,000. It was a worthwhile “Maz ” the second baseman whose epic homer won the foes in impressive fashion. Bernard, 14-12. investment for the big southpaw proceeded to win 10 of 13 1960 series for Pittsburgh, played in just 34 rMx decisions including Tuesday night’s divisional clincher. Cincinnati Manager games and batted .188. He’s already said this will be his last HOLE-OPENERS — The offensive line for Don Corcoran, Mark Odell, Dave McCann, Mike Coughlin, Sims was almost an automatic out with the Los Angeles Dave fViggin, Manchester Coach-Man o f Many Faces Dodgers, a third-string catcher with a batting average under ^^Paean, who doubled home the winning run against Manchester High which is responsible for opening holes for Steve Giorgetti and Lyle Elastman. Looks for Problems Baltimore in the last game of the 1971 Series, is no longer the Top-Rateinnings in president Allan H, "Bud” Seligat made. Yale will have to harness (Herald Photo by Pinto) promotion...Bob Kennedy, veteran UConn varsity cross­ League will open its sixth con­ Colorado SUte. 26 games. He walked 65 batters and struck out 58. a news conference Thursday. Colgate’s explosive wishbone at­ Second-ranked Oklahoma, No. country coach will be after his 100th career win Saturday in secutive season of action at 7:30 tack which earned 371 yards on .Goes after 100th Football Triumph Saturday FRIDAY The Brewers finished the -Soccer Clinic- 6 Nebraska and No. 20 Iowa SUte with a second tilt slated about Coach to Resign Replaces Siegfried the ground last year for the New an unique situation. The UConn varsity squad will be split up Soccer season last in their division of the have an open date. 9:30. DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - The Recreation Department York team. The Elis were ahead with Kennedy taking one to Vermont while Assistant Coach Coventry at East Hampton American League a second NORTH ADAMS, Mass. (AP) Missouri is at Oklahoma SUte, Prince Booters Blank Cheney George Quiett, head football Soccer Clinic at Memorial Field, 21-7 in the third quarter but Edwards Traded Bill Kelleher will handle another in a meet at Tufts...Did you South Windsor at Newington Although the likes of Bobby straight year as home attendance — Tom Greene. 50, athletic direc­ Northwestern at Wisconsin, New coach at North Carolina Central conducted by Doug Pearson, Colgate roared back with one PITTSBURGH (AP) - The hear about the East Hartford High football player who Portland at Bolton Hull, Bobby Orr or Phil Esposito plunged 131,000 to just over 600,- tor and basketball coach at Mexico at Wyoming, Columbia at G AND H PAVING, INC. Prince Tech of Hartford Beavers' win over Wolcott Tech. 000 However, SeUg emphasized University for the past four years, Soccer Coach at Manchester third period score and two more Pittsburgh Penguins of the attacked an official in a recent game and was only set down Cross Country won’t be skating at the arena, the Florida Southern College for 15 PARKADE DUSTY - Ike Princeton, Pitt at Tulane, Arkan­ blanked the Cheney Tech soccer has announced his resignation, High, will be held Saturday from in the final quarter. National Hockey League for one month?...No decision was reached in the Somers- Hall at Manchester action will be hot and heavy. Cheney goes on the road next the shift "is in no way a criticism years, is the new head basketball sas at Texas Christian and Oregon BOLTON TEL. 649-5233 squad yesterday in Manchester, effective at the end of the school 9 a,m. to 12 noon instead of 9:30 Miller 211, Floyd Totten 200, Thursday sent goalie Roy South Catholic at East Catholic Currently the East Hartford week for two games against of Frank I.ane or a minimizing of coach at North Adams State The University of Connecticut ■ SUte at Arizona SUte in other Elast Windsor High soccer game this week when the Somers 3-0, with all the scoring being year. Dick Murphy 200-248-613, Ernie Edwards to the Detroit Red (Coventry at Yinal Tech Torrington and Wolcott Tech. the outstanding work he has to 12. re-enters the Yankee Conference DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS coach took his team off the field after officials banished Canadians, New Britain done in the first half. Quiett said Thursday he is quit­ College. Whipple 201, Tom Atamian III games. South Windsor at Newington done” Saturday, traveling to the Univer­ Wings for cash and “future con­ • TENNIS COURTS, ETC. three players for fighting. Frontenacs, Bristol (Tiamplains, Cheney played well but was The Beavers used their entire ting because of health reasons but 224-566, Conrad Sullivan 203, Bob "The first thought on my mind sity of New Hampshire. Both sideration” It's Getting Late - Don’t Wait! New Haven Flyers, Hartford outclassed. Part of the locals squad against Price with the inex­ will continue in his teaching Oliver 201, Gary Atamian 212, Huskies and the Colchester Jets, is how do you go about trying to UConn and the Wildcats have 1-1 problem was the loss of winger A1 perienced players picking up a lot capacity with the Physical Roland Smith 203-553, Mike Edwards, 35, played in only 15 Call For Free Estiamte Today! SATURDAY make up the six-team league with replace a legend?” Wilson said. Ivaldi who was injured during the of valuable playing time. Ekiucation Department. Masilonis 201, Bob Baker 200-567, records. games last season for Pittsburgh, New driveways sold between October 1 - 15th Soccer each playing a 15 game schedule. "Certainly Frank Lane is a Surgery Set for Marichal Howie Edwards 205-571, Ralph UConn Coach Bob Casciola has and a Penguin spokesman said he will be Sealed FREE! NOTICE AND had asked to be dealt to another E. 0 Smith at Manchester The rules are similar to those Dukett 214-566, Joe Lauzan 217, called the contest “pivotal" for Joe LaVae 202, Tom Yost 213-558, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - gery. He spent most of the year in 10:30 Memorial Field administered in the NHL, but are Flushing of the water mains of the Huskies, noting that ”it’s ol team. Pitcher Juan Marichal and third the minor leagues, but made a St. Paul at Elast Catholic 10:30, modified slightly to accomondate Tom Atamian Sr. 554. tough to come back from a loss in RADK baseman Jim Ray Hart of the San good late season showing with (?heney Tech the league. Periods run for 15 The. Manchester Water u big game like Yale, and the Francisco Giants will undergo the Giants. Ellington at Suffield minutes instead of 20 and fines nany, will begin Tuesday, Oc­ MERCHANTS - Bill Hyestis records prove New Hampshire to 144, Ed Orlowski 159-432, Russ SATURDAY surgery next Monday at Stanford are levied because no players are be tough for us, ” 1:00 (22-30) Reds vs. Pirates South Central vs. MCC at Mt. tober 10, 1972. A M Tomlinson 144-358, Reggie Medical Center. paid to play.” They are amateurs In other games in the state, 1:45 (8) N otre Dame vs. Coaches Retained Flushing Hours — 7:00 A.M. to Tomlinson 352. The baseball team announced Nebo and play a game they like. It’s Frinity, with one loss and no Mlchlgan.-SUte, WINF MORIARTY BROTHERS Thursday that Marichal, bothered KANSAS CITY (AP) - CJiarley Tennis almost similar to the Hartford 3:00 P.M. victories hosts Bates, Bowdoin Rodeo Enterprises,Inc. Flushing will PINNETTES - Ginger 4:00(22-30) A’s vs. Tigers Housatonic at Manchester continue all season by a sore back, will be Lau, Harry Dunlop and Galen Twilight Baseball League, will be at Wesleyan and Western 5:00 (8) Wide World of SporU operated on for correction of a Cisco have been retained as Football everyone there plays for the heck Tuesday through Friday until Yourkas 177-486, Debbie Miller Connecticut hosts Plymouth 177-488, Barbara Seifert 195-474, SUNDAY disc in the lower back. The 33- coaches for the Kansas City Wethersfield at Manchester of it," noted Bob Tirrell, public com p leted . State College. 1:00 (3) SainU vs. GianU, WTIC year-old right hander, who has Royals by new Manager Jack 1:30 relations man for the league. is pleased to announce that Denise Sauer 187, Madeline In road games. Southern Tallin 184-176-529, Camille Scuta (22) Patriots vs. Bills 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-513S| won 20 games in six seasons, was McKeon. Elast Catholic at St. Bernard Play is scheduled every Satur­ Connecticut will be at Springfield 4:00 (22-30) Reds vs. Pirates, day night with a twinbill offered, Manchester Water Company 181-497, Loretta Griffin 184-176- 6-16 thb year. Lau will coach at first base, 2:00 and Coast Guard travels to WINF; A s vs. Tigers Rockville at Southington dnd for the first three weeks, one 524, Wanda Kaselauskas 189-468, Hart, who has a history of Dunlop at third and Cbco will be Norwich University. (3) 49ers vs. Rams injuries, will undergo knee sur­ in the dugout. Windsor at South Windsor game is slated Sunday night at 8. the new Arctic Cat dealer Marie Bolls 480, Geneva Lagasse HEAT 181-180-486. / ' ' Is your NITE OWL — Florence Scully for the Stafford Springs area is 187, Marla Fiorentlno 175-465, B RU N SW ICK 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Mary Lourie 180-484,. Ruth MUNICIPAL Johnston 177-212-515, Barbara BEST! "Those who have had a chance for Deganne 458, Norma Imler 455, PARKADE LANES Mary Lourie 484. iiafe • Modera | BUILDING Moriarty Brothers Festi’s Oil Service, Inc. four years and could not produce Presents • Convenient peace, should not he given another • Econonileal Highlights on TV Columbus Day Special CLOSED FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY chance." Your Comfort 165 East Street FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - For All Junior Bowlers COLUMBUS DAY CONTROLLED AUTO BODY. REI’AIitS Richard Nixon Highlights of the New England 3 Games of Bowling, Shoes, x l is our Santa Monica, (,alif. Patriots 24-23 upset victory over on till makes . . . Coke & Hot Dog Monday, October 9,1972 Oct. 9th, 190H the Washington Redskins last Business! S ^ord Springs. Sunday will be shown on the FOR $1.75 Emergency Telephone Numbers: American Broadcasting Co.’.s l>r«ir ( ciininillrf. 1- DmiglirrI). I'miK. Plus This Coupon National Football League “Game 24.HO IR SERVICE! H ig h w a y ...... 649-50701 STAN OZIMEK, Manager Monday, Columbus Day, October 9th MMfi' R e fu s e ...... , ...... 649-1886 of the Week” this Saturday after­ AUTOMATIC DEUVERY! | •301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 12:00 Noon to 3:00 P.M. hecrtingoll f Sanitary Sewer and W ater ...... 649-96971 noon. The highlight films are scheduled to be shown from 4 :30 p.m. to 5 p.m. PACE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 6.1972

OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPUJ pU G S BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN V/HAT A BUNtT TO apTO .CUA*S_ et itn M. iSt.If MNfw Ul. N iM ON. iM« scr ALQADOF Th# B^ononilccrii W ay The “Action Marketplace” haaaam m b ASPIEINT, 1 X WAMT VOU t > TASTE HOW W ELL-UH-VE9,1 CAN SEE ... L BR...Eycuee aocX> m s FBR JIST KIP» , HOW OOOP IT IS JU S T BY •WiTHREACtfCN IJUBT 1 A MINUTE, COOKIN' nr OVER A BONFUXe,' LOOKINO AT IT/ BUT-UH-T’M ■WAY DUDE— A , PON'T I PBTUNIAl AAA/ AMAITTILL I SKT THIS MOT HUNORY-I COULDN’T ttEAL SUIT FT?EAK! To A dvortisa Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers KNOWl > TWI® OUT--I KHPTTEULIM' EAT A BITE OF ANYTHIN* X COULD DRIVE MY THOSB KIRS NOT TO STIR RIGHT NOW” 1 KNOW IT old aaan right, • Over 60,000 Daily Readers ssHoes IT WITH STICKS, BUT—UH" MUST BE TASTY,-' UP THE WAUL 16 worda, 8 d«ya ...... WBLL.TRY A COUPLE O f THOUGH...... 81.89 SIAOONFULS AN' TELL IN THAT, Fast Results AAC HOW DELICIOUS OUTFIT.' 16 w o rd a, 6 d ay a ...... S8.24 rr 19/ n r 16 w orda, 10 d av a ____ \ .... 84.50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 words, 26 days ...... 814.66 12:M NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCAHON H a p p y A d s ...... $1.50 Inch P H O N E - U DcadUae for Satunlay aad Meuday 64327 is 12:NNooa Friday MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD Autos For Salt 4 Painting-Papering 13 I HAVE THE INFORMATION _ SHE COULD HAVE AAADE PLEASE READ yOU'LL HAVE TO FROM THE PHONE COMPANV, HM PHj THE CALL FROM A BOX LETTERS 1964 BARRACUDA, excellent J. P. LEWIS k SON, custom i Order Your BE HERE, TO GIVE UNCLE PHIL! THERE WAS NO > THAT PHONE BOOTH./ JAHE condition, rebuilt engine and decorating, interior and exterior, HAPPY ADS TESTIMONY AT. CALL FROM THE KRONE HOUSE } HURTS./ 6 0 LD YOUR AD transmission, can see after 6 paperhanging, fuUy insured. For GARICK'S TRIAL./ TO 6ARICK ON THE NIGHT OF OUT For Your p.m., 50 CUnton St, Manchester. THE MURDER/ Classified or "Want Ads" are. free estimates, call 6498668. If no ^ p p y ^FOR Infornutlon taken over the phone as a con­ answer 64^362. \ i s - o - I960 VOLKSWAGEN, BERRY’S WORLD THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should tip<5SM ! 'iB im >T MIA. U«. TK W UX M. m. \ ! 0 - b close the Identity of any adver­ convertible. 36,000 miles. Fair RICHARD E. Martin. FuU y E S T E R P A V 3 read his ad the FIRST DAY IT body, good engine, great price. T h o n ^ t ” tiser using box letters. Readers professional painting service. APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in 8 ^ . 6438116 or 549-2120. Interior - exterior. Free es­ answering blind box ads who time (or the next insertion. The timates, fuUy insured. 649-4411. desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE 1904 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Today! can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for four-door sedan. Automatic C. AND G. Home Improvement. any advertisement and then only to transmission. Best offer. (!aU 647- Interior, exterior painting and Enclose your reply to the box 9376 after 5:30 p.m. BY FRANK O’NEAI the extent of a "make good" inser­ wallpapering. Free estimates. CALL (43-2711 SHORT RIBS in an envelope — address to the 228-9565,after 5 p.m. Classified Manager, Manchester tion. Errors which do not lessen the DATSUN, 1971, 1200 Sport value ot the advertisement will not Evening Herald, together with a Fastback, green coupe. Good CEILING Painting and paper S om M M Manchester memo listing the companies be corrected by "make good" inser­ mechanical condition, 25,000 hanging. 822.50 average room for ... tion. RMy h a v u M u ty u u PRISCTLLA’S POP BY AL V ERM EER you do NOT want to see ypur mUes. 81,150. Phone 649-3635. papering. Call 6438112. Evening letter. Your letter will be o boppyodH Y o u r IT Trucks-Tractors 5 LIFE ISN'T NOW <3ET BUSY AND, destroyed if the advertiser is 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 DONALD E. TARCA, Herald ALL PLAY.' , N O M O R E n o n s e n s e !, L E C T U R E K N E W IT W O R K E D FOR paperhanging and painting. Free MR. c r u m b l y IS TMAT CLEAR?.' REALLY VWOULD., \ one you've mentioned. If not it 1970 FOUR-wheel drive, % ton estimates, caU 643-0271. WORKED AT T H E will be handled in the usual Autos For Salt OFFICE Ford pick-up. Low mUeage, ex­ TODAY. manner.______cellent condition. After 7 p.m., B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting by FORD — 1967 Thunderbird, blue, 6468405. Lott and Found 1 experts, exteriors, interior, spray, air-conditioner. Good conation. brush and roll. Reasonable Happy Birthday Owner in service. $890. Phone 1963 CHEVROLET pick-up, BOT HE COULONT RESIST 1967 BUICK GRAND - Sport 1969 VOLKSWAGEN camper, 1970 Airstream 25' International hubs, rims, center pole brakes. sharpening and repairii^ service. ~ S o y u » 8 DARN PEST! WOn T IS t h a t a l l t h a t DUMe job too big. 644-2427 days. 646- DOG EVSR D oes IS A VERV erORV... THPaOvVINQ IN A O N E -U N S ? . 400. Needs work. Best offer. Call pop top, low mileage. Call 643- CaU "Sharpall.” fW pick-up and HE EVER GIVE UP ?! land yacht. Air con­ 6498381. 7435 evenings. It life begins at 40, THAT LITTLE OOPSKKrillO QOOQQQQQQOOOP RINK QQOOOO TELL JOKES? . AT THE END. before 2 p.m., 640-4875, 563-3385. 5875 after 6 p.m. delivery. M3-5305. GUy KEEF>S ditioned ...... $5,995. Happy 17th Borthday Look out world here he comes! yNIf 1971 HONDA, SL 100, good Happy Birthday FO LLO W ING 0 O 1968 MERCURY Montego V8, 4- running condition, 2,500 miles. MASONRY and concrete, no job N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry ED WILSON Fuff 1967 Silver Streak 24' Tandem. contractor. Additions, U 9 ! LE T S * VOCF. door, power steering, |1,400. Call 1969 PLYMOUTH, 4^1oor' 8250. firm. CaU after 2:30, 647- too small, CaU Ed Wise, 649-4451. with love from DAD HOP IN OUR m f 643-4781, after 6. hardtop, V8, automatic, power Like new, inside and out $3,495. remodeUng and repairs. 675-1642. Love, 1213. Mom, Dad, Catherine, C A R A N D steering, all vinyl, one owner. 1966 Avion 27' Complete luxury, TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, Alice, Barbara, Charles, HEAD FOR 1968 BUICK Riviera, ezeeUent 81,195. 644-1972. 1970 HONDA SL350, good insured, Cynthia, Philip and Mom and Boots too! including swivel chairs . $3,495. spraying, etc., fully Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 HO/AE/ condition. Must sell. Getting condition. 8500 or best offer. License Free estimates. CaU and Rosemary married. Call 648-2014 after 4 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, low Phone after 4:30 p.m., 649-3071. 633-5345. p.m. GUTTERS and roofs repaired mileage. Phone 643-0053 after 2 40 UNITS TO CHOOSE p.m. and replaced. Excellent vJONES* FROM CEILING AND — ceramic tile workmanship. Reasonable prices. PlR6EW»y < 3 0 1966 LINCOLN, 4 ^ r hardtop, DKJ^ 646-1188, 08. 1968 MGC. CaU 6468694. Sunday specialist, one ceiling or all, Free estimates. 646-1399. Dressmaking 22 Business Opportunity 28 (£) IfN repaired, replaced. Rooms t) 1*n w NH. (*c TM IO-& p.m. only. Services Offered 12 1969 FIAT 124 convertible, blue, RECTOWN, U.S.A. repaired, remodeled. Light BIDWELL Home Improvement CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Shoppe, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 5 new radial tires, am/fm radio, 1962 CHEVROLET, good Route 6 West WillimenUc trucking. No job too small, Co. Expert installation of suits. Bridal gowns and veUs. Hartford, State office buikUng. SHARPENING Service — Saws, special rate. 647-9232. aluminum siding, gutters and 135,000-40,000 gross. Five8ay 5-speed transmission, |1,500. 649- transportation. Mechanically knives, axes, shears, skates, Also hand set fashion jewelry. I'M soppy you Birr WAITU 1 TURK PRO n e x t TE A R . I'M CAPTAIN EASY trims. Roofing instaUation and work week. Air-conditioned. Ex­ BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 6600, or 643-8765. sound CaU 8758965. rotary blades. Quick service. 649-1133. MlSSEP THE GAME GONNA BUT THE LONGEST, SLEEKEST MANCHESTER-East Hartford, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. cellent sales and financing TOPffV.GlGl.I MAPE convertible made Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main ■u IIIEARIN6 THE SHARP CRACK IN THE 1961 CONVERTED to 1969 1965 CHEVROLET MaUbu, van truck with driver, moving, available. $15,400. F. M. Gau A touchdown AND I'M •^NEXT yEAR. NIMROD tent trailer, 1969, St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- rubbish removal, etc. Vet's ROOFING - Specializing Agency, Realtors, MLS, 643-9882. PAKKMESS.THE THUG GOES FOR HIS GUM Volkswagen, custom paint, n e ^ clutch. Reasonable offer canopy, heater, spare tire very 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, Bonds-Stocks-AAortgages 27 PASSED FOR TWO NEXT YEAR./ MEANWHILE, custom interior, mags, |1,200. centered. Phone 649-3993 after Trucking, 643-2519 anytime. repairing roofs of aU kinds, new ee##ee*#e#«#e#ee»e####e##eeeee* HERE WE STAMP, F R E E IN G . MY goixl condition. 8400. ,742-6014. 7:30-4. 643-7958. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Must be seen, 1-423-93137. 5 p.m. Private Instructions 32 FEET ARE k il l in g ME, WAITING UNITED TREE Service - jobs cleaned and repair^. 30 years MORTGAGES, loans tirst TO CATCH T H E LAST BUS 53’ MOBILE home, excellent TWO Handymen want a variety experience. Free estimates. Call second, third. AU kinds. Realty 1967 COMET, 6 cylinder. Must 1968 MERCURY MX four-door, large or small, tree removal, etc. TEACHER of vioUn and piano ■^^OME. condition with wall-to-wall of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Insured. CaU 646-4622. Rowley, 643-5361. statewide. Credit rating un­ avaUable in Manchester MM at sell, going Into service. Call 649- small V-8, automatic, radio, carpeting, two bedrooms, large attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ t 8048, 8 a.iii. to 4 p.m. heater, power steering, power Hartt CoUeM, associate principal porch with awning, storage shed. gardener's service. CaU 643-5305. REWEAVING OF - bums, Heating-Plumbing 17 tial, quick arrangements. Alvin at Hartford Symphony, on faciuto f brakes, clean. ExceUent condi­ 83,800. 1-429-1710. moth-holes, zippers repaired. Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 1960 FORD, XL. 81,195. tion. Low mileage. MlcheUn tires of Smith College day school. 64^ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Window shades made to SAM Watson Plumbing and Constitution Plaza, Hartford. 5994. Repossession. Saving Bank of plus mounted studded snow tires. 1972 JAYCO TENT trailer. moving large appUances. Burning Heating. Bathroom remodeling Evenings, 233-6879. Manchester. 646-1700. measure, all size Venetian bUnds. One ownwer. 8L395 firm. Phone Sleeps 8, complete with range, barrels delivered. $4. 644-1775. Keys made while you wait. TV and repairs. Free estimates. CaU Schoois-Classes 33 6448880. ______sink ice box, hydrauUc surge MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 1969 JEEP Commando portables for rent. Marlow's, 867 649-3808. brakes. Excellent condition. CaU CARPENTER available, days, Main St., 649-5221. mortgages — interim financing — ELM CERAMICS - 70 East convertible, 4-wheel drive. Never 1970 CHEVELLE, 6 cyUnder, 646-4722 after 3:30 p.m. evenings, weekends. Additions, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing— expedient and confidential ser­ used for plowing. Excellent con­ Center St., Manchester, day and ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN standard shift, 18 mpg., X^ alterations, repairs. No job too JUNK CARS — removed, any Prompt, courteous service. CaU vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- eveniiu classes, expert instruc­ dition. 6 ^ 2 6 7 . 1964 SHASTA Trailer, sacrifice condition. 643-2315. small. Free estimates. Call condition. $10 each. CaU 872-9433. 643-496. 5129. tion. PT , greenware, w l^ , JUST TAKE IT SLOW, ANP , IS THAT ALL / THAT'S TH' 81.600. CaU 6498787. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 paints, suppliplM. 6438800, 6 ^ WALK RIGHT THROUGH ( AYE OF THEM, LOT, ROBERT.. 1969 FORD, 4-door Custom, 1962 DEAD VOLKSWAGEN hue, p.m. Business Opportunity 28 THE MAIN GATE,Y1G0T THAT? MASTER FENN? V LET'S GO/ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF M & E Light trucking, attics and NO JOB too small. Immediate 5524. standard shift, 302 engine, |800. good for parts. 875. Phone 649- service on service calls. Free CaU 646-SS86. Garage-Service-Storage 10 ceUers cleaned. Free estimates. 4136 after 5:30 pjm______BOOKKEEPING UnUmited - CaU 646-8663 or 647-9610 anytime. estimates gladly given on heating H flpW untud 35 I DON'T KNOW HOW^ TELL THEM ^ HERE COME THE TWO OH! THERE HE IS — We do accounts receivable, ■tl'ii' THEY HELP TECH OFF or plumbing. Faucets repaired or TO SAVE THEIR TEAMS— REAPy FOR THE ’ COMINS OUT OP THE 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 2-door 1967 BUICK WUdeat, 2-door WANTED - Garage (10x20’) for payable, payroll, quarterly taxes ; playino FOR AN ENTIRE HALF MONEY / ' SECOND HALF.'..BUT I PONT TUNNEL! TWO A/lANA- LAWNMOVER SERVICE — installed.itaUed. Wata:Wa pumps worked SUPERINTENDENT wanted - ' FAX OVEK THEIK HEAP» hardtop. Original owner, low hardtop, aU power, Including year 'round storage of small etc. We offer service at on. Complete heating ^sterns. married, responilble, SEE MAUMEE'S NUMBER OERS HAVE THEIR mileage. Gean. Phone 643-7288. sharpening and repairing. Pickup SHELL THEy JHOOLO HAV6 PILOTS ^ONE...L£k3HTON OLSON, THE , ARMS AROUND H IM - windows, tut wheel, radio with sailboat. Phone 647-1514. reasonable costs. Call 242-7626. and delivery. L&M Equipment rec rooms, etc. C!aU M & M mechanlealW inclined, for apart­ LICENSES! PROPKICKER ! NO DOUBT PIWINft rear speaker. Good rubber. CaU Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. DEALERSHIP ment compfex, full-time. Gul for HIM ON KICK THAT 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt 6438396.______appointment, 528-1300. TO engine, good condition. Phone Auto-Service Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, AVAILABLE IN VITAL (JOAL AND Accessories Saturday 6-4. MARTY’S Plumbing and BREAK THE T IE ! 647m 15 or S6»8420, ask for Mrs. 1962 THUNDERBIRD, 8250. Heating. Complete bathroom VERNDN MACHINE SHOP Morin. Good condition. Phone 643-6948 RUG CARE — General cleaning, remoddng and repairs. Free es­ openlngr-Openlngx in; Utbe, after 5 p.m. ______PA8TICULA8 WOUt fOlt AAHTICULAIt KOPU timates. No job too small. CaU 1968 CHEVROLET SS attics, ceUars. Reasonable. Call Ambilloui man dnired now for ox- 643-0541 4-6 p.m . Monday 742-7438. Convertible, 30^ automatic, 1971 SCOUT, very low mileage. istini 3-bai/ ranch ityla lorvici ila- ■y IW ^ HIA. IM , T M tf ) t »«> OH through Friday. tion located on Rq^to 30 t IS. This power steering. Excellent run­ Immaculate condition. CaU 649- & ^ AUTO REPAIR, INC TOWNE Plumbing Service, e x ^ m e n ta l work, let-up and ning condition. 623-1438, 1-889- unit oftore oicollint profit potontlal to S 6T , s t r i p e s ... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA 6573. Bkl R tllltr - John Tracy Repairs and alterations. No job operate. Tool room, make tixds 1 5307 after 6:30 p.m. too small. Prompt service. Phone tho ri|ht Individual. and dyes for ihop um. Bench FUEL - TUNE-UPS - ELECTRICAL vweVe w a h e p u ) t ^ © jou^ h N c , ..FISH ANDtCHipS!.. PtrsonalS'Announcumunti 2 OIL - TIRES Painting-Papering 13 649-4056.- SHELL OFFERS; work, interexting opening for VVlEU-!.ANr • Excellent Paid Tralnini female wanting to learn vane PW2TFWSE Ir Rent u Apartments For Rent .43^ Outof Town- Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town-For Salt 3$ d e l u x e ONE-BEDROOM - Fer Rent Htip Wanttd N^NCHESTER — One-bedroom NORTH . ^ SCREENED LOAM - Mnd. HAMMOND » - ‘SR JL ’J S apartment at the Teresa MANCHESTER-mid 20’s. Six- MANCHESTER NEW - listing. COVENTRY-Immacutato Lealle tone cabtaM IMOOanji JownihouM, private entrances, RfXKVILLE Four-room WANTED • Cr«w In area for part- K x c e p t O l E f m v e l, proceiied gr»vM w d ^ Apartments, Including room Colonial, racloMd front FALL VALUES Highland Estates. Gorgeous 11- custom built 6-room Rancn. A r ENyeRy p a r t v . d tR iiiM B R p g ib miacellaneouf band equlpitient. fuU basement. Includes heat and time work, weekend* only, Q e ^ H. Grlfflng, Andovfr, 748- appUances, caraats and alr- apartment, beat hot water, porch, good neighborhood, city $24,900-Ce*tntiy - 7-reem Cipt. 3 room U It R Ranch, 7 bedrooms, Flrrolace,* , Vb acre woodunwooded -loi.-w*. ON m s * SIR 'NALTTO RAWLBIGH^ACT 648-9876, after-4 p m. ajmllancei, $300 per month. Paul appUances, available October •r 4 Mroomt, I'/l biths, slumhium CLASSIFIED traveling involved. Call 646-2669. NERE'S.'/ER COAT, 7886. condtUontau. $171 per month. utUlUes, central. Helen D. Cole, formal dfolng room, 3 luU baths, Formal dining room, couniiy FOR A L L IM E DAMES IM TM E PLACE Paul W. Rwiltor, 648- W. Dougan, Realtor, 64S46S0, or 15UI. No p ^ . Adulte preferred, RaeHor, MLS, 6434666. ildini, llripiscs snd |*r*|S. fireplaces, large family room i c h r a .f ^ $28000. PM«k 646-1021. 2 siz^ kitchen. I FLOOR supervisor For TDOPBfLmSOO? RAILROAD ties for ^ e , BUNDY clarinet, 4610 646-1011. per month. Security. 873- KEITH’S with bar, 3car garage, huge In- Realtors,s, 269-74W, 743-a48. ALLOIN ON, dBRUlMER, 88 condition, with caae, lyre. 848- 0 vroman’s retail store. Apply Hit long, 10” high, 10” wide. Ex­ IMMACULATE three4edroom $25,900—Msnchssitr — S-room ground swimming pool. Must be ADVERTIS G jKXJ,MV06ARf .'4DU'Re60. 8141______LOOKING for anything In real Ranch, atUched garage. Im­ Capo. 3 bodrooms, don, lar|o Utebon, VERNON - 5VbHroom Ruich, or Miss, 385 Broad Street, e u n t for retaining widl* and g a r d e n t y p e - two- KORNER sera. AsUng $67,W0. Frechette 4r MUte renUl - apartmenU, Manchester. decorative landscaping. CaU 646- badroom apartment, second Butinofi Locatlont- mediate occupancy. Carpeting, and dinini room, Hropiscs. Ie**ly Martin Reutors, 647-9993. exceUent condition, fireplace. CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISINe^DEPT. HOURS homes, multiple dwelUiuu, no 2789 or 875-3919, for free eatlmate ORCOA Concert floor. iDcludas heat, appliances, For Rent 67 appUances, other extras included. waodod lot. , good neighborhood, well , 8:30 AJA. to >^00 P.M. | 1 5 0. eXU anytime, 646-4581. fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate WANTED Bab^tter for and delivery. ____ ca rp ^ . U06 monthly. Paul W. nt location. 'lYeed lot. landscaped, completely finished Aisodatei, Inc. 6434129. motherless home. ------Must ------have Dougan. Realtor, 64S46S0 or 646- CALL T. J. Crockett Realtor If By Bea Keith $28,900. Owner 649-3329 alter 4 $26,500-Eott Hartford - 6-room basement, many extras. $32000. ON&YEAR old m m iyrt organ you’re looking for office space. MANCHESTER Must be sera. Owner-broker. 64S- COPY CLOSING TIMB ^DR C l j A S ^ ^ D ADV-T. love, patience and understanding LIVE BAIT — Open 24 houri. lOU. p.m. Capa. 3 bodrooms, nico liv in i room Lowly 3raom CatonUI. Now Modam urn NOON DAV^iiramii p u b u o a h o n for young children. References Bina bell for service. Shiners, with amp. Phone 643-8296 after 6 TWO-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE From 200 square feet to 10,000 7193. and Utchin. Noely pslntsd. NIIcIi m , Don, famul dInini room, DeadliM for SoInriM' Monday la UtM Noon FMday luired. Call after 6 p.m., 646- crawlers, ec. 144 DemlM S ^ t , p.m. ______— IVk baths, fully equipped square feet, both new and used. Have you ever been robbed? MANCHESTER — Three- requii lw |* IM ni room, fuK both, plus 6476. Manchester. Wapplng Road. kitchen, dishwasher, stove, dii- I There is always a first time! bedroom Cfolonlal, waU-to-waU $29,900-Qlaitonbur7 - S-room ANDOVER4Vb room Ranch. 56 poeal, refrigerator, waU-to-waU lalousiod porch, 2nd floor fully Fireplace, swlnunlnx and boating •••••••••••••••••••************ AntlquBS PRESIDENTIAL I Why take chances of In- eting In Uving room and Ranch. InuiMcidats, 3 bodrooms, on* fOCB GOOPSaATION WOi. HOUSEKEEPER for modem carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, THRE&R(X)M comer office room, rat-in kitchen, gar- carpolod In hall and bodrooms. Bith area. Only $31,900. Pasek BoHta-AccBtto rlta 8* VH.LAQEAPTS. I trodudng strangers to your kin|.|lz*d...Lir|* carpolod livini BB A^ttllOiAniD DIAL M3-2711 nursing home in E)ast Hartford. MOVING to smaUer home. $225, heat included, children suite. House A Hak Bldg., 953 axe shaded lot. $23,500. room w/fir*pUc* snd |sra|t. Lovtly IHts. Rsar of proporty foncod In. Realtors, 289-7475, 7424243. Apply in person, Burnside Con­ EVINRUDE outboard motors, Selling collectibles, «ntlques. MANCHESTER welcome. D. J. Henry Company Main St., Phone 6434846. property. Let a Realtor Amedy alty. Realtors, 875- 6ari|*. Pric* roducod to $27,900. many mlsceUaneous I t ^ . ^ 644-1330. ^ priyal* wooM lot. valescent Home, 870 Burnside Holsclaw and Mastercr^t One and two bedrooms. I qualify prospective buyers. 6283. COVENTRY, Handyman’s for appointment daily from 10 to MANCHESTER - 100,000 Special, Morin Avenue, Partially Continued From frectdiiHI Pago Ave., ^ t Hartford. An equal trailers, sales-servlce. Complete Immediate occupancy. Hifing a Realtor saves In F.M. GAAL AGENCY opportunity employer. 289-9571. service department, boating 7 p.m., 649-0319. DELUXE ONE — Bedroom square feet, wUl divide. Suitable EASE THE squeeze on your FOREST HILLS finished four rooms. $5,00pUances, $170. Easton Real modorn oat-in kitchon, 4 bodrooms. employer. Call Mrs. F'elletier at Manchester. WANTED — Antique furniture, Pkease caU 646-2464. dition. Priced in rnid 20’s. DEAD END • • • B & W •• • MOVING—Portable dishwasher, toboggan, oil paintings, MANCHESTER — Newer one- EXUte, 6464250. Westinghouse, 130 Prestige Park g l ^ , pewter, oil paintings or ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3. FOUR BEDROOM I'll bslbs, family room, 2 ortorior TlHSUI0«nM0WUUCCC*. REUABLE m a n wanted MANCHESTER TOOL electric stove, carpets, Polaroid household goods. Garden Products 50 b e d r o o m apartment, private en­ R. E. M ERRin AGENCY Rd., East Hartford, 289-5445, for CASHIER full-time for cash and other antique items. Any quanti­ patios plus on* onclosod for carofrN BtcauM you’ll nm/»r want to Itoinin “ 1* mornings lo t cleaning of floors. camera, miscellaneous. Saturday, trance. Ranch type. Includes heat Houses for Rent 4S Apartment Buildlngt- Colonial on a treed lot in a REALTORS 646-1180 carry lumber yard, many com­ AND DESIGN, INC. ty. ’The Harrisons, 643-87(», 186 liv in i It its boat. Eicillont laava! FOUR Badroonu, or 3 HoKhnlot nrkoOi. UmcS. I4S-SI0* Phone 6 4 6 ^ . an appointment. TAG SALE - Antiques, carnival, PICK YOUR own apples, no and appliances, $159 per month. For Sale 70 quiet neighborhood. Well pany benefits. For an appoint­ 130 Hartford Rd Msnchtstsr 106, 649-2319. (jakland Street. noifbborbood. depression, other glassware. ladders needed. Dondero •••••••••••••••••••••••••••**** Paul w. D o u ^ , Realtor, 643- LARGE EIGHT-ROOM, and a larga family room. MANCHESTER VICTNITY - 6- PART-TIME cook, Laurel ment call Mr. Mclntwe, 64M136. ROCKVILLE - Four familylily, f water (no tax) but City EAST HARTFORD, 6 4 duplex, ‘ PART-TIME Janitorial work, 649-5263 TAG SALE — Furniture, toys, Miscellaneous. October 7th, 10-4 Orchards, 529 Woodland St., 4535, 645-1021. Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, Trtad lot Rraplaca. Larga room Cape, new aluminum Manor. 649-4519. Grossman Lumber Co. Rooms Without Board 59 sewer. Breezeway and gar­ RANCH-Livini room with firopfsco, A-1 condition. Terrific Income mornings or afternoons. Call 649- glassware, miscellaneous, Satur­ p.m., t o n date, October 8th. South Glastonbury. 633-2375. parking area. Pleasant con­ 34, income $5,800.1 $W,9 kitchan. Mid 30*s. sidiiu, new roof, 34 bedrooms, venient location. Working adults. Owner wiU hdp with financing. age. Fireplace. Large and modorn kHchon, dinini room, panolod tratial. Home and-or business, 5334. day and Sunday, 10 a.m.-dark. 22 2400 Hebron Avenue, Glaston­ THE THOMPSON House — t h r e e R(X)M heated overlooking Andover Lake. Only CLERK AND DELIVERY 643-2880. 872-3919. don, booutiful park-Uk* lot 250’ doop. lot. Low 40’s. Call Now! RELIABLE woman wanted to Adams Street, ^uth. bury. CotUge St., centraUy located, apartment. AppUances. Central lovely kitchen. Mid 30’s. $23000. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. ^Vol MALE, part-time, adjustable $27,900. :t. Realtors. 5664200. DON’T BE Ridiculous, you can NURSE WANTED babysit for infant and 5 year old, large, pleasantly furnished location. 28 Church Street, 4. STRAIGHT RANCH hours. Apply at once. Liggett- light housework. Hours and Household Goods 51 MANCHESTER, 6-room home, MANCHESTER-Apartment earn extra money for Christmas GRANNY Afghan, all wool, hand TAG SALE - 552 Woodbridge rooms, parking. (Sul 6W-23S8 for Manchester. No pets. Security. with family room on first KEITH Lots-Land For Solo 73 COVENTRY Rexall Drug, Manchester wages arranged. Must have own 2-car garage, redecorated, $235 house with roomers. Income $8,- RANCH on thro* Kras with 11 lsr|* and still be a good wife and RN to work in our industrial plant made. $59.95. Large size. Phone Street, Sunday, October 8th, 9-5 overnight ancf permanait guest $135 monthly. Phone after 5 p.m., 6464126 REAL ESTATE 649-1122 AQUIETENDll nwther. Three evenings a week. I^kade. transportation. Please call 646- p.m. Gas stoves, candles, many SEWING MACHINES, Siiwer per month, security and rental 320. ExceUent financing. Onk floor. Also rec room, in base­ rooms, 3 baths, 5 bodrooms, family medical facility. Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 643-6050. rates. 646-1096. EAST HARTFORD, Greenlawn Chr and phone necessary. Phone 7545. miscellaneous items. Touch and Sew. $47.50; 1972 Zia- agreement, 649-2813. $49,500, Pasek Realtors, ^ 7 4 7 5 , ment. 1 Vk baths, 2-car garage room, 2 kitchons, could b* idoal for To your homo hunlini days, whoa you p.m., Monday through Friday. NURSE’S AIDES needed. Due to Street, 50x218' residential, citv 643-5548. THREE 10-gallon aquariums Zag, unclaimed law-away, $43.75. SVk-R(X)M Apartment, heat, 7424243. I and lots of storage. Treed in-IsM, born, 6 hors* stalls, 6 r*|uU- art in tWs cozy, ovorsln Capo, 1% rapid growth we are increasing ATTRACTIVE ROOM - for water, sewers, $5,550. Goodchikl- Company paid fringes. WANTED, Housewives to deliver with air pumps, filters and TAG SALE - October 7th, 10-4, Guaranteed. 522-0931, dealer. appliances. $150. Available 4S6Vk MAIN ST., 6-room house, tien do| konntls. MANCHESTER NEWER - 6- baths, |ir s |t, 3 b i| bodrM in, our nurses aide staff. Must have working adult, all comforts of I lot. Low 40’s. BarUett, Realtors, 6460066, 643- mail in your own neighborhood. heaters, $ . each. 649-7934. Something for everyone, many I^vem ber 1st. CaU 643-1911, security, family unit, ( M 646- Business Property- room Colonial, 3 large bedroonu, firtplacs, roc roam, polio, sot sn a transportation. Apply in person. 6 home, central location, board oj>- 7887. DEAN MACHINE Apply: Rexible hours. No soliciting. old, old Items. 200 Chester St., SINGER Touch and Sew, like after 5 p.m. 2426 between 9-5. For Sale 71 What is an attic? WeU it can SEVEN-ROOM Spfit-Lavsl, lsr|* liviof IVk baths, formal dining room, quirt cul-do-SK. Pricod at $32,000. East Hartford Convalescent new, hems, buttonholes, stretch Uonal. 643-6745. Inunediate work. Phone 646-6700 WORLD Book Encyclopedia, Blast Hartford. room wRh firsptaco, bosutiful family front-to4ack Uving room, ex­ MANCHESTER RURAL - haU Call Tony WasUoftky today at 040- PRODUCTS CHENEY BROS., Inc. Home. 751 Main St., East Hart- or apply at office. Independent stitches, monograms, sews on MANCHESTER BUSINESS - be Uke mine fuU of things ceUent condition, convenient complete set, 1963 with year WANTED — Clean neat working MANCHESTER — 5 rooms, VERNON Circle vicinity, cute room, V/i baths, wall-to-wall csrpot acre, $6,500. Andover- 5306. 102 COLONIAL RO. 31 Cooper H ill St. brd. Postal System, 473 Hartford buttons, fancy deigns. OriginaUy and apartment location. Newer you don’t know what to do location. Low 30s. Paul W. books through 1971, like new, $85. TAG SALE — 65 Hawthorne woman to share my home. Own second floor, range, refrigerator, unfurnished 4-room house, stove, and many sitras. Gari|S, l i r | t Overfooking lake, $2,200. Coven- MANCHESTER-6 49 -5 26 5 Manchastar, Conn. 06040 Road, Manchester. 649-7934. Street, Friday and Saturday, Oc­ $399.50, now only $99.65. Easy ■ ,$175 refrigerator, wall-to-wall in­ buUding, aluminum siding, new with - Or it can become a Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. NURSES AIDE, 7-3, Laurel room, rowieges. CaU after 4 ilod lot with privacy. $37,500. , Hall acre, exceUent area, rta* B & W • • • 643-4141 tober 6-7., 9 a.m. to dusk. Elx- terms. 522-0476, dealer. clu d e. Available October 15th, roof, central location. ^ 000. haven for your children and 500. ToUand,-acre, $3,900. Manor, 649-4519. p.m., 646-4975. S Ikt IMSOm MO WUUCE c«. HARDINGE REAL ESTATE career. Earnings EIGHT-FAMU.Y Tag cellent miscellaneous and collec­ $175. 8734706. Hayes Agency, 6464131. MOTHER. You don’t have RANCH—Immaculat* condition MANCHESTER - Bowers Hayes Agency, 6464131. OMltin-aiS $15,000 to $20,000. Must have Sale—Cross Drive, Vernon. Take tible items. Reasonable. ESTATES and household lots to School 6-room Cape with 3 Muiclittltr PartaOi, tincfc. l4S-S30i SECRET ARY-Research 238 Charter Oak Street, room 5 p.m. to spend a lot of money to tbrou|hout, eat-in kitchen, formal license. Pasek Realtors, MLS, Lake Street to Tunnel Rd., and buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. TOLLAND near Parkway, 8- BROAD STREET - 68,000 bedroonu and den. Ssinnv kitchen CHUCKERS POR’TER for modem Assistant — Full-time or regular with private entrance. SuiUble dinini room, la ri* livini room with VERNON 4.8 ACRES - convalescent home. Full-time 289-7475 . 742-8243. follow signs. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., TAG SALE — Singer sewing room older home in good condi­ square feet of land with modem make it a play area for your with oven and range, Uving room TOLLAND, Partridge Lane, five (Sst-up Md Optratt) part-time. Varied and interestiiw n.F.AN USED — refrigerators, for working gentleman. $17 wed:- firoplace, 3 bodrooms, |ora|*. commercial zone off Route 83. October 7th. Rain or shine. Hiluge machine, desk and chair, toys, tion with acreage and pond. commercial building. Your children. has waU-to-waU carpet. Scarce room, three-bedroom Ranch. position open. Must have work in the enviroiunental field! ly. 649-1756. VILLAGER Excellent piece. Paul J. CorrenU WOMEN TO — collect e ^ . bowling ball, baby stroller, ranges, automatic washers with References, $225 monthly. Hayes business wlU boom in this loca­ $28,900. price raim, $26,800. Wolverton Large eat-in kitchen, dispooal, oansportation. I^one for ap­ Good typing skills needed. Some variety. Many stores are open 24 Agency, 6434363. N iftits and Days. All Banaftts. Miller Farms, North Coventry. playpen, carrigage, etc, guarantees. See them at B. D. APARTMENTS Agency, 64^131. tion. CaU for particulars, Hayes Agency, neidtors, 649-2813. refrigerator, range, washer, pointment, 528-2167, Mr. Aaron. college education useful. Subur­ Wantod-Rooms 62 hours a day.” We are also CAPE—6 rooms, lari* **t-in kitchon, An aqual opportunity amployar. 643-8021. TAG SALE — antiques, household items, boy s clothing Pearl’s AppUances, 649 Main St., ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Agency, 64M131. dryer, color telem ion, Uving ban research firm. Write Immediate Occufiency dinini room, 3 lari* bodrooms, on* COVENTRY - 100x100’ lot, glassware, bottles, painted size 5, October 4-8th. Silver Lane CaU 643-2171. available 24 hours a day — So room rug included. Lot 100x252^ BABYSITTER vranted in my providing details to Secretary, P. NEAT OLDER woman would 5-Room Townbouses, Out of Town- acr* hood lot, $27,500. corner of Bissell Road and PLANT Operations — Openings home days, 9 to 5 p.m. for two EXPERIENCED tinware, two rockers, 259 Pierce to Hillstown Road, Redwood For Ront 66 MANCHESTER-HARTFORD - please caU at AsUng $30,000. Austin Cham ben^ 0. Box 282, Manchester, Conn., THREE PIECE Bedroom set, Uke to rent room with private IW Uhd boths, com­ THE TAJ^MAHAL CataUna Drive, $1,400. Phone for qualified production and children, ages 2 and 4. Top CENTERLESS — grinder, full­ Road, off SuUivan Ave., South Road-Ralph-37 Galaxy Drive, Road, 4-famUy bouse on 124x160 ReaUor, MLS, 643-2325. ToUand, 06040 fuU size double bed, dresser with bath or smaU efflcency apart­ plete Q.E. kitchen, RAISED RANCH-7 rooms, formal R ain’t—but look at the 5684652. m ^tenance pwple in coating references required. Phone 646- time, all benefits. No other need Windsor, October 7th, 9-4. Manchester. 646-2874. ROCKVILLE - Spacious lot, zoned for business. Ideal Mrs. Farris, 8724618. Listings mirror, closet with drawers. $50. ment In Coventry, North Coven­ waU-towall caipeUng. dinini room, oat-in kitchon, livini manufacturiiu plwt. Excellent 8215 for personal interview. apply. Apply in person. The try or Manchester with centrally located four-room location for store, office, or com­ price — $23,90011 BOLTON, 7.7 acres of land 658’ appreciated. fringe benefits. Pay commen­ Stygar Gage Co., 1445 Tolland Phone 643-4395. private basement, room has cathedral cailini, U r|* FOR SALE — Rebuilt men’s and MAGIC CHEF gas space heater, November 1st occupancy. Please apartment. Stove, heat and hot bination use. Priced at $45,000. to Keith frontage on 44-A hi^way. Good surate with experience. Apply at WAITRESSES for banquet work, NURSES, RNs-LPNs Tpke, Manchester. boy's shoes. Sam Yules, 23 Oak excellent condition, $80. Steel waaer4iyer hookup. water. One child accepted. $140 settle estate. Immediate sale master bedroom, JjmUy room, floor Sii Rooms Com iniont BOLTON— Rooms to roam in, 12 GAS SPACE heater, $10. Antique caU 742-7233. business potential. ^ .0 0 0 . F. M. office, Albl Manufacturing Corp, |15, four hours. (Tall 646-6439. ALL SHIFTS, Street. kitchen cabinets with base and Cbaitet Lcqierance monthly. 646-1(160. wanted. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- to-c*llin| firofpbo, 1*4 boths FuU Attic Al. Storms, Scrotus Goal Agency, Realtors, MLS, 643- of them with SVb baths. If space Is a Subsidiary of Qties Service RN’s OR — LPN’s, 3 to 11 p.m. plumbing, $40. Phone after 6 sewing machine, $10. PuU-chain 9332. Real Sstate aluminum sid in t 2-car |ara|*, act* your problem this home has It FULL AND PART-TIME screen, andirons, 36” Copper Apartments For Rent 63 640-7630 2682. Company, 98 Elast Main St., BONANZA Sirloin Pit needs part- and 11 to 7 a.m. shifts. Full and TAG SALE - October 7 and 8th, p.m., 643-5096. HEBRON ELEGANT - ^ let wHh privKy. $35,900. and at a price below replacement hood with fan, $20. 649-8430. 172 EAST CENTER ST. Rockville, Conn. An equal oppor­ time help, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 part-time available. Ehtcellent op­ 9-5, comer of Colonial Road and Housos For Solo 72 646-4126 - 649-1922 cost. Chll us. Fiano Agency, 646- Dm to our rapid (rowth we are FOUR-R(X)M, first-floor bedroom apartment, full BELFIORE AGENCY BOLTON, One acre, $7500; 1V4 tunity onployer. p.m., Monday through Friday. portunity and benefits. Apply in Juniper Lane in Bolton. Some DEHUMIDIFIER, $55, Toledo equipped kitraen, dishwasher, COLONIAL—9 rooms, fiv* years old 94577 GE Apartment size electric stove, apartment, near Center Park and acres, $8,000; two acres, $11,900, increasini our professional staff. Ei- person, Meadows Convalescent antiques, some attic treasures. scale, 3 pounds, %(&■ Gas water MANCHESTER SIX - room Realtors 647-1413 Uniloiins and meals provided. exceUent condition. 646-3888. stores, middle aged couple SIX R(X)M duplex, westside, dispo^, stove, refrigerator, waU- lari* modorn kitchon with room for (This lot zoned for two-family). Wanttd-R«al Estata 77 b a b y s it t e r wanted, vicinity cellent startln{ salary, re{ular salary Center, 333 Bidwell Street, Watch for signs from Bolton heater, $15. CXmping toilet, $20. Colonial Cape, fuU shed dormer, HARRIED Executives - unwind Apply in person between 2 and 4 prderred, no pets or children, adults preferred, no pets. to-wall carpeting, air con­ tabi*. First floor family room, 24’ lon| CALL US-MTE WORK! Manchester-buUding lot, $5,000. Nathan Hale School, 6:15 a.m. to p.m., 287 West Middle ’Tpke., increases, eicellent frinje benefits. Manchester. An equal opportuni­ Notch. 649-1608. IVb baths, 3 bedrooms, front-to- in 9 plus rooms of spacious Vic­ WANTED 3-4 bedroom house, TWIN Bedroom set, box springs private drive, $145. References Available November 1st. write ditioning. Magnificent view. with firepiaco, formal dinini room, Coventry, one lot, $2,500. F. M. 5 p.m., in your home. 649-2670 For appointment call Mrs. E. ty employer. rear Uving room, large kitchen torian elegance. Four bedrooms, Mbn^ester. and mattresses, (^ fforob e chest and security required. 646-1074 Box KK Manchester Herald. ChUdren welcome, $210. Heat lari* Uvini room, 4 bodrooms, full Gaal Agency, Realtors, MLS, 643- Keeney St. area. Not over $35,- after 5:30 p.m. Saunders, OirKtor of Nursing, 528- TOY TAG SALEl-October 7th, FOR BETTER Cleaning, to keep and dining room, garage. Oiar IVk baths, two fireplaces, buUt- and mirror. $100. EJvenings. 643- between 1-5 p.m. and Ughts included. D. J. Henry basomont with roc room and laundry CAPE — $27,900 — Immaculate 2682. 000. CaU 6494430.. JANITORS-EXPERIENCED - 8th, 9th, 9^ p.m. Grant HUl colors gleaming, use Blue Lustre Bon Agency, 643-0683. ins, extras and your own carriage 1400, 528-6978, 9138. MODERN 2-BEDROOM - Co., 644-1330. 6-room Cape, bus line, 3 part-time, evenings, Manchester Road, Coventry, 742-6381. Bicy­ carpet cleaner. Rent electric house. Recently renovated by Larie wooded lot. G*rs|*. $41,500 HAVE potential buyers looking apartment with equipped bedrooms plus den. Frenchette & Rwsort Prop«rtv-For Salt 74 area. Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. only. cle, tricycle, tractor, trucks, shampooer $1. The E. A. Johnson KEENEY STREET — area — owner. Transferred. Worth for 4-room bouse with IVh or 2 REGISTERED NURSES EAST HARTFORD DINING ROOM Uble, pine kitchen, located on bus Une and TWO FAMILY-54, immiculat* con Martin, R o to rs , 647-9993. NIGHTS and EVENINGS—Full and Part-Time games and much more. Paint Company, 723 Main Street, WOODLAND Recently Usted, this relatively ’’MlUion” In West Hartford, only baths, Manchester or East Hart­ CONVALESCENT HOME Situation*...... Wanted 38 Manchester, 64M501. plank, trestle base, oval shape, near convenient shopping. FOR RENT $45,000. Bob Bletchman at dHion throu|houl, now roof, oitorlor LARGE SWISS Chalet. 400’ of 5x6’ drop leaves. $85. CaU after 4 new Raised Ranch on a acre MANCHESTER IDEAL - home beach, 4 bedrooms. Open Uving ford. CaU Hagler Real Estate, 751 MAIN ST . EAST HARTFORD BOLTON p r o , annual Flea Escrow and lease required. Ren­ WiUiam Belflore Agency, 647- recently painted. Good invostmont MANOR PINNEY BROOK III lot, 3 bedrooms, IVk baths, gar­ and office combination. Six-room dining. Commands view on lake. 6434624.______An equal opportunity employer PAINTERS ^ide. Market, October 14th, 10-3, p.m., 6^2218. tal $180 per month. CaU The Gardsn Apartments age. Immediate occupancy. 1413. and roturn. Secondary financini Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal Continuing individualized in-service Experienced. CeiUng Specialists. Elementary School. Attic Jarvis Realty Co. 643-1121. FuU basement, rec room, 2 Planned orientation APARTMENTS Priced to seU at only $37,900. T. avaibbi*. Clos* to bus lino. $32,500 dining room, huge kitchen with LIST WITH US Insured. Reasonable rates. FY'ee treasure, pumpkins, lunch crafts. NEW RIDING mower. Mustang LADIES’S Or Girl’s shoe boots, ELLINGTON, CONN. fieldstone fireplaces. Also 2 program. Tuition reimbursement* J. ftockett. Realtor, 643-1577. pantry, 2-car garage. Immediate MAINTENANCE Supervisor, estimates. Dave, 742-8882, or 25” cut, 3-position transmission, Uke new, 2 pair knee high, size 9 WE HAVE customers waiting for rinMySI..a., M.n.zif2lf . QUALITY THROUGHOUT-Can’t be l o d ^ , fuUy furnished. Bring WEWORK-- No rotation Blue Cross/CMS narrow a pair; one regular Vk occupancy. Low, low 30’s. coffee, move in. Low twenty. Manchester Board of Education. Don, 742-8037, TAG SALE — Odds and ends, Briggs and Stratton 7 h.p. motor. $6 8 HOMESTEAD ST. the rental of your apartment or I*® Per TWO built today with thou foaturn at this BELFIORE AGENCY Ample free parking Paid pension plan* Only one left at this price, $165. narrow, $4; ladies knit dresses, (XIMPACT — extremly neat 5- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- Appointment only. BeUeau Lake, Management position. Must have new, used and antiques, OFF W. MIDDLE TPKL home. J.D. Real Estate Month room Ranch, with finished rra prict. Lsri* ovorsizod mastor Realtors Long term disability* Liability insurance WANTED Saturday work for State tax included. Call 872-^3. size 14, $8 each. Girls’s navy and Asswiates, Inc. 643-5129. 13S“ TWO-FAMILIES 2813. East Wakefield, N.H. 1403422- supervisory experience, and household items, oldie records MANCHESTER TOTAL ELECTRIC room, located on treed lot in bodroom, ovorsizod livini room, hu|* Major Medical* Hospitalization write-off* knowledge of the trades. Salary carpenter, contractor, lumber­ white size 9, $7. CaU 649-2918. 3636. 647-1413 and much more. Saturday and 3 'A room doluu quiet convenient neighborhood. Paid life insurance* Nine paid holidays (pro-rata for $9,000 to $12,500. (3ood fringe yard, hardware store or deUvery TWO CB radios, one mobile one 474 MAIN STREET, three-room oat-in kitchen, sll built-ins, Formica Sunday, October 7 and 8, 9:30- $150. Only $22,900. Keith Real Elstate, SELLING your home or acreage? Pharmacy discount part-time) benefits, (hntact Mr. Fairbanks work. 649-4096 5:30. 49 Deming Street, t o n or base, just gone through by a KITCHEN Uble with formica apartment, second floor. Heat, Main Street. Neat 4-4 two family cabinets, firopisced family room, MANY WIVES? Out of Town-For Salt 75 top, two chairs. Reasonable. CaU 1. 2 and 3-bedrDom luxury apartments. Features FlrtotK* unit 6464126, 649-1922. For prompt friendly service, caU Vacation, one week after 6 12 days sick leave, accumlative at 647-9991. shine. licensed man. First $75 for the walMo wail carpeting, vanity tile battis, buiit'in $128. Security. FamUy unit. CaU across from St. Bridget's Chruch spar* room, lar|* til* bath, lar|o Only oflt? Mskt bar happy! Show-hor 643-7397. $175 Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. months, 2 weeks after one year to 60 (pro-rata for part-time) WILL CARE for infant in my pair. CaU 872-0293 oven, range, dishwasher, refrigerator and dis­ 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. selling for $30,900. closots, 2-car laraie. $37,700. this Improsiivo, bi|, now kHchon. Hot BOLTON - Five-room Ranch, RN Supervisor, 3-11 shift, home. Call for further informa- posal. electric heal. 2 air conditioners, glass BRAND NEW 3 room attached oversized garage. Lovely (pro-rata for part-time) Employee recreation club. RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday to montion th* family room on th* 1st ALL CASH for your property excellent w ^es and benefits. Uon. 643-1723. HANNAH’S Husband Hector 36” GAS range, three years old, sliding doors, all large rooms. Full basement MANCHESTER - Newer 2- units in brick and stone INDIAN GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AII brick. Tan Va acre wooded Tot, on quiet Employee credit union October 7, 9:30-12:30. Pool Uble, Centrally located - 5-5 flat with floor. This RANCH has 3 bodrooms, wihin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Apply Mr. 'ToUsano, Meadows white elephant, snack bar. hates hard work so he cleans the avacado. Like new, $175. Crib and storage area, ample parking. Starting at $175. bedroom Townhouse, includes Garden Apartment rooms, four lar|* bedrooms, bosutiful residential street. Low 20’s. Prin­ 2-car garage, 3!^ baths. One of l ‘/4 baths, 2-c*r |ir a |0 , md lets of instant service. Hayes Ageiicy, (hnvalescent Center. 646-2321. Mother wiU babysit by day or Talcottville Congregational rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ mattress, $15. (^r seat, $10. CaU Handy to shopping, schools, bus and rtligiout heat, appUances, IVb baths, fuU building. Range, SUMMER entranco foyer. Two lirtplacos, I'h cipals only. After 4 p.m., 647- *M naUiMd tor pirt-tlim tnptorit-NOTE ist m tlm it tw "eirtmrsMp” nuitlni lor pirt- facilities storaf* spKi. All on a pretty Irood lot 6464131. week, in her home. Phone 643- Church. Sponsored by Ladies' tric sh ^ p ooer $1. FSnewood before 3:30, or after 6 p.m., 843- basement, $245 per month, Paul refrigerator, disposal, the nicest and cleanest we've ever baths, two-car |ara|o. Sun porch. In 9327. th iiin . Model apartment open for inspection 12-6 in a quirt n*i|bborhood. Drastically AVON caUing - Avon Christmas 4267, Missionary Society. Furniture Shop. 0360. W. Dougan, R m tor, 6434535. basement laundry & will soon b« here. Enjoy the listed. Both apartments vacant mint condition. HINIHUN HOUtLT MTE S4. - Hart e M i nportoiica, nUS |ta«O M SHIFT. CHMKE. NEEXENP Saturday and Sunday, other times by appoint­ storage, wall to wall OUT OF TOWN — buyer wants 3- earnings can help make the ment colors on this lovely treed lot in a upon sale. roduc^ prkt. East Hartford - 7 room sprawUng ■Id HOLIOar D IFFEIEN TIU WHICH DIE AODITIVL COLONIAL couch and chair. Uke bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will pay hoUdays happier for your entire WILL do cleaning by the day. WINE PRESS-in excellent LUMBEH — boar^ MMICHESIER carpeting. beautiful area. Oh, yes, a four Ranch, 4 bedrooms, sunken Uving For torUitr tohnaHtoa ptowt cal h n anEil Olfict. Enalni Marvtow may bt airan|i4 H mart RAISED RANCH—8 rooms, lar|e up to $28,000, Call Paul W. family! It’s easy selUng fine Avon Have own transportation. Phone miscellaneous widths to 23” . new, $100. Green tweed. Call 647- Uutti only. ibMlulily no poll room, garage, parkUke yard. High commlioiii. condition. Could also be used as a bedroom Colonial vvith 2Vi baths modern eat-in kitchen, formal dinini Dougan, Rraltor, 643-4535. lYoducts from our irresistible 56A4984 anytime. display in a liquor store or I^asonable. (iiU 643-7695. 9406. BROWNSTONE Resorvo now for KEITH 30s. Hayes Agency, 6464131. Built by and a 2-car garage goes with iti T. J. CROCKETT room, 2'/} baths, 2 fireplacos, Christmas catalogs. CaU now, restaurant. Call 643-8030 between 646-4126 REAL ESTATE 649-1922 GE refrigerator, eight y e ^ old, Oct. 15 snd Nov. 1 Occupancy Out of state owner wants fast bodrooms, wall-to-will carpotini, ONE TO — four-famUy homes MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 289-4922. LICENSED day care mother wiU 5;15 and 7 p.m. only. PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, U & R Housing Corp. APTS. BOLTON — Lakefront four-room very g o ^ condition. $ w 646- sale on this 9-room beauty, and car laraie with electric doors. Many urgently needed. Buyers demand 71 HITNES ST.. HMCHESTEI, CONN. babysit hourly, daily or weekly in all bolted. AU-sizes and styles. 137 Oakland Straat CALL James J. Gessay Realtor 643-1577 MANCHESTER FIRST — time Ranch, screened porch, carpets, From $30, delivered. W. Zinker, 4939. is it ever priced right! Phone action. Call the Paul J. Correnti S4S-1222,EritiWaaai MEAT CU'TTER, Male or Bolton Center. Phone 646-7785 TAG SALE - Saturday and (Routa S3) REAL ESTATE oUior eslras. Throe years old. S43, on the market. Six-room Custom plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, Windsorville Rd., Ellington, 875- right now—if our line's busy, Agency now 643-5363.______female, portion control ex­ Sunday, October 7 and 8th, 9-4, Rentals by OUIET ADULT LIVING 900. built Cipe with fuU dormer, for­ 649-5324. Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 0397. Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. 875-0134 perience. Apply in person. 60 rain or shine. Next to the Musical Instruments 53 Robert D. holler! FIVE>room Ranch, fireplace, tile mal dining room, with chair rail, Anwar ta Prariaut PNiala TEN ROOM—Contemporary Ranch VERNON — 50 miles view, IMi HiUiard Street, Manchester. Rockville Reminder, Old Town Murdock Ample closets, heat, hot water, bath, built-ins, plaster walls, family sized kitchen, Uving room MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS - CLEAN, dark rich loam, five with 3-room studio apartment or in Fload, Rockville, Conn. Watch for BALDWIN Acrosonic piano. carpeting, parking tor 2 cars, com­ wall-to-waU carpet in Uving room with fireplace. 3 huge bedrooms, acres, hill top estate, 2400 square In the Forest weeks old, salt and pepper, yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, Realtor l= T lllU I 9 signs on Route 83. Hundreds of excellent condition. Flione 649- pletely equipped kitchen. Alr- ROCKVILLE SUNNY - smaU 4- law suite, ovor IH acres of land with IVi baths. Beautiful condition. foot brick Ranch. EicceUent area. ■t 643-2692 BELFIORE and haU, hot water oil heat, city excellent temperament. items from an elementary school manure, pool and patio sand. room apartment, on second floor, a view, redwood construction. Lar|* Low 30’s. Wolverton Agency, $M,900. Hayes Agency, 6464131. ACB06S article DEAN MACHINE 8774. 643-9551 condltlonlng & garages optional. utilities, garage plus carport, out­ Reasonable. 872-32M. - bookcases, bulletin boards, near center. One child accepted. Ihtrmopane windows. S48,500. Realtors, 649-2813. 1 Footway 4 Evergreen 646-6926 CALL AGENCY side stone fireplace, (juiet tree mimeograph machine, television PIANO for sale, 5 years old $110 monthly plus security neighborhood. $3l800. Charles SForast plant PRODUCTS GREAT DANE, 8 weeks old, ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as 646-1769 872-9690 647-1413 5 Pound down 102 COLONIAL RD.. set, books (all kinds), modem Kimball, studio upright with deposit. 1484-4331. Lesperance, 649-7620. WE NEED LISTINGS NOWI Thinkini of Bzzzzzzzz in and s m our 9 Conifaroua fawn male, has papers. Call printing plates, .007 thick, 23x- tree firmly educational materials in all sub­ bench, Ught walnut finish, ex- Sollini your property? Call TODAYl 17 ROOMS MANCHESTER - 649-5265 anytime, 649-2384, ask for Jim. 32 ”, 25 cents each or 5 for $1.643- FIVE ROOM, first-floor MANCHESTER AVAILABLE - MANCHESTER busy Bea. We’re ready, 12 Pain 6 Inlets jects, general school, office and ceilent condition, $ ^ . CaU 64^ ROCKVILLE - 3-room MANCHESTER - Yeste^ear’s MANCHESTER-Two-family, In Vornon, just ovor BoHon lint. No 13 Aiwa (Fr.) 7 Unit of work paper supplies. Also sports equip­ 2711. apartment. Newly redecorated. immediately, 4-room apartment, apartment with heat, hot water, charm and luxury! Beautiful 10- willing and able to assist 4736 evenings. good condition. Two furnaces, DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY hov* lust listod I smsil ostit* wHh 6 14 Artificial 8 Evening TURRET AKC RARE pure white German ment, furniture, household fur­ Stove, refrigerator, parking, stove, refrigerator, disposal, dis­ you in the sale or (poet) stove and refrigerator, $125. room Colonial.1, (5entral. Forties! lyvo-car garage with amesite Its cover. Cill for an ippoinlmont to language shepherd puppies, large boned, nishings, toys, appliances, clean storage. Large yard. SecuriW. hwasher, carpeting. $105 Adults only, no pets, parking for Realtors, 569- PHILBRICK icrts plus 17-room houso, 8 or 9 ISi^ipear 9 Carpenter’s LaPoU Company, drive, priced to sell. ChU Mitten set Ih t inside of this roomy 3 or 4 purchase of YOUR proper- LATHE championship pedigree. 1-666- clothing. SO Garden Products 50 Married couple only. 647-1794 monthly. 649-3978, 6435163. one car. ^curity deposit re­ twdrooms, 4'/^ baths, full basomont, 16 Flowering tool 27 Honey 43 Distant Garden Products 1030. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. bodroom Colonial. Truly idtally 10 Personal 9254. after 5 p.m. lu ll attic. Built with th* host of tree makers (prefix) (S«l-up and Operate) quired. CaU 643-9678. AGENCY localtd for bus, shoppini, St. James 18 Mouth parti (comb, form) 44 Take f o ^ TWO work benches, $15 each. THREE-BEDR(X)M SEVEN-R(X)M Contemporary, materials in 1926. Also has swimmini 28 Oak seed have 20 Gaseous 11 Horae color 29 Titles 45 Leather itrap N ifhit and Days. All Benefits PUPPIES-Pug-Poodles, Phone 649-7120. MANCHESTER — Five rooms, APARTMENT - heat, hot beamed ceiUngs, paneUng, two Parish, with city water and stwir. pool, porchts, ilovator, tie. Mutt b* 17 Sole REALTORS alenwnt 30 Cubic meter 46 Thought An equal opportunity employer. shots, $20. 646-5338. first floor, wall-to-waU carpering, water, second floor, porch. $165. baths, family room, garages. Prietd to soil. Call Ann Huntar, 649- toon to b* appreciatod. Immtdialt 21 Stage 19 Writing fluid VERNON TOWERS EASE THE 32 Hawaiian 48 Utah Indian FRESHLY PICKED stove, refrigerator, washer-dryer, October 1st. G ose to school. Cou­ Sweeping views. Privacy. extension 21 Greek garlands 49 Rodent GARAGE SALE -10-5, Saturday, ' Where (he cost o( living is iis y " occupancy. ANOTHER Utter of the weU garage, 646-7798. ple with one child accepted. One Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- ““ ...B&W ... Real Sstate 24 Sasauna seed mountain 35 Direction 51 Lincoln'i Imown Cornish kittens, ready for October 7, 51 Phelps Road. 646-4200 T. J. CROCKEn 22 Madrid SNACK BAR waitress needed at NATIVE VEGETABLES month security. References SQUEEZE Th« IMSOWS AND HAIUKE Cf. 26TraU (ab.) nickname Muscopedic mattress and box Spacious one and two bedfoom apiflments tha 5324. 172 L Center St 27 East Indian public wadk once. Experience helpful, happy home. FYee. 649-6946. Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened SUNNY four rooms, $135. preferred. 6434176. ______SnKon - HIS Roaltor 643-1577 36 Weekday 52 Afternoon spring, desk, maple kitchen table, feature fully applianced lutchens. wall to w il SEVEN-R(X)M - Colonial, trees 23 Fleet horse party evenings and weekends. Apply to Appliances, security deposit. Montlittlw Pm U 0«, Hontli. M S -M oJ 38Poaseasea tomatoes, Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, carpeting, large bedrooms, dining room anc ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Large on your budgat—givt the kids 649-1922 646-4126 31 Chop (rudely ■24 Army vehicle 39 Depot (ab.) 53 Latin Manager Parkade Lanes, TWO ”nGER kittens, "Dny Tim maple gateleg table, blanket Adults, no pets. Utilities extras. MANCHESTER - 4-room 110’xl75’ lot. Great possible com­ Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh living room and -lis lin to this heat, lights and bam, acerage, sweeping views. room to roam on this 240-ft. 22 Smooth 2S Adjective 42 He loves conjunction Manchester Parkade. and Suzie, are looking for a good chests, ^ e rica n a encyclopedias, Immediate occupancy. 6334026. apartment, stove and mercial property. Hutchins Agen>. a u ^ Native Fruit. conditioning One bedroom $179. Iwo Hutchins Agency, Rraltors, 649- tread lot smack4ab in tha mid­ 83 Faliite animal (Latin) (pL) ------^ ------loving home. 646-6496. set o f shop mathematics, refrigerator, $130. 649-2813. cy, 649-5324. 84 Poem bedrooms $?09 Who said that the cost of living 5324. r~ I~ nr TT MAN wanted mornings, part- set of handyman’s books, some MANCHESTER, New three- dle of Manchastarl Sevan rooms 85 Hunt T” r r r t n 4 IS going up7 Children waicome DUPLEX 7-7 - Elxcellent time, 8-12. Wash cars, run classics, flower lawn mower, BUCKLAND FARMS bedroom duplex, half of two- MANCmSTER-Apartment, plus full attic, two-car garage, 88 Large volume I " 13 14 investment possibUUty with 7- 87 Multiple 2 errands etc. See Frank Trudnak lawn sweeper, dog bed, down Comer Adams and Tolland Tpke. family. Includes appliances, 3Vb large rooms, carpeting, heat, country sized kitchen, and VERY fruit form IT" in person. Carter Chevrolet Co. puff, bedspreads and other mis­ (Opposite Caldorts) carpeting, full basement. $260 hot water, parking built-ins, D. J. HENRY CO. CLOSETS convenient location are features room Colonial. Possible commer­ 14 If cial property, 250’xl75’. A rare IB More certain Inc., 1229 Main St., Manchester. Articles for Sale 45 cellaneous household items. monthly. CaU Paul W. Dougan, couples only. $165. 643-7183. 644-1330 of this family sized Colonial. 40 Masculine ik it 20 opportunity. Hutchins Agency, ’s Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. UNLIMITED England New on market and priced to sell nickname MACHINISTS and machine centrally 6&5324. 41 Taut f r 22 ST W SIX-ROOM duplex, Immediately in the twentiasi ■ 1 operator, production work, 50 MANCHESTER area, 4-room located. 649-6622 days, 643-7287 THREE ROOMS - $105, will You’ll hiv* room to spar*. 3(3) Wilk­ 48 Solar disk ar sir 45Preiudlca hours, insurance, paid hoUdays. modem apartment, available Im­ evenings. furnish. Four room, $105 plus ins, llnon cloist, kitchin closit, 6 VERY TRULY 47Caleuktad IT Spencer Marine Corp. 757D mediately with heat, hot water, utiUtles. Four rooms, utiUties ampit rooms too. Oldor homo in |ood M Appointment (ioodwin St., East Hartford, YARD SALE It’s Harvest Time carpeting, appliances, parkiflU MANCHESTER Deluxe ^ Included, $155. fhone 872-0359 8 condition. Now imosit* driv*. Askini BELFIORE AGENCY YOURS Hardware M AUltuda (ab.) ST Conn. 528-9315. storage, and laundry. $190 bedroom townhouse. Includes to 10 p.m. H Story 82 Turnbull Rd. Manchester $26,900. 647-1413 This older home is priced for YOU. VT Apples and Cider monthly. 640-2871, 6464882. heat, appliances, caipets. FuU MBoeourage S a t u r d a y Sunday, Oct. 7-8 ROCKVILLE-2-bedroom duplex, Six rooms and ont 1 bodroom on IT T ltydV .) INSPECTORS-Class-A, must be & Bose and Seckel Pears private basem ent. $230 per ROUTE 44A 4(1 KT ATTRACTIVE 4-room first floor month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, fully carpeted, all appUances In- W Feminine experienced in job shop prac­ 10a.sn. to5p.ni. KEITH Iht first floor. In a well- name 42 U COM E TO apartment, stove, refrigerator, 6434535. or 646-1021. c lu ^ g dishwasher and disposal, 646-4126 REAL ESTATE 649-9122 estiblishod nei|hborhood dost to WAflIrmetive tices. Only first class men need references, no peU, $141. 228- parking, laundry facilities, BOLTON NOTCH (1 apply. The Le-Mi Corporation. Ar^us Camern’Outfli, Formica Kitchen ScL, BOWERS SCHOOL. Bosutiful lot. to ti 3540. MANCHESTER AREA - Four- storage. (Julet area. $184.50 In­ PRIVACY—Large Raised Ranch, 6&23B2. Mlnl-BlkCa Pow er Lsiwn M ower and S26,S00. DOWN u u ST Botti’s Fruit Farm room modern apartment, cluding heat. 649-5635, 643-9508. two baths, paneled recreation V MUCH, MUCH M ORE!! MAIN ST., 4 unfurnished roonu, available Immediately, with beat, MOVE RIGHT IN - 6-room room, fireplace, built-ins, gar­ TEL 649-5203 IDenoeatm BT tt ar DISHWASHER wanted, nights, SHUAcerd • Hain Date October 14 aad 15 260 Bu$h Hill Rd. (rear) Manchester second floor. Available October hot wata:. appUances, carpeting, Ranch, 3 bedrooms, garage, d e s , garden. Hutchins Agency, good pay. Apply at the Acadia 15th. CaU 4-8 p.m., 6434441. Read appUances, carpeting, fireplace, KEITH SD S nite Restaurant, 643-1179. alr-oonditlonuu optional, rarklng Rraltors, 649-5324. (MSWUAaU ■NTUfSISI AUN.) and laundry. $190 monthly. 649- Herald Ads high 20s. 649-33U owner. 646-4126 REAL ESTATE 649-1922 2971, 6464662. f • V The Weather Senior Citizen Rain ending tonight, the low Is PAGE TWENTY-FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., I-YI.. Oct. 6,1972 the mid 40i. Partly sunny, wlady News Round-Up Ha«rl|patpr lEuptiittg Hrralb and cool Sunday, high bi the N i. Coventry PTO Seeks Cast Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Fund Drive To Be Launched Next Week See Page 2 ambulance service for a year will The wedc of Oct. 8 has been dtes the TVAA’s seven years of calls the previous year. Popula­ mail. Including a completed for financial support from be provided to households con­ MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES declared "Tolland Volunteer Am­ service to the town. tion has increased from 6,000 in booklet containing ambulance in­ residents will be Included in the MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7,1972 VOL. XCII, No. 6 PRICE FIFTEEN CErflf For Comedy Production tributing 15. Further information bulance Week ” by First Select­ During that time the 50 1965 to about 8,500 at present. formation and history of the mailing. may be obtained from Richard Coventry Grammar School man Erwin Stoetzner as a members of the TVAA have In addition to answering association; first aid information Although contributions of any Open casting for “ Charley’s Landers or Mary Ann Oole. Parent-Teacher Organization. prelude to a fund-raising cam­ served the town with over 18,000 emergency calls, the TVAA has and a telephone sticker with the amount will be appreciated, free Aunt” , the late 19th century com­ Casting calls for six male and paign to be conducted by the scheduled duty hours in 1971 participated in demonstrations, phone numbers of the am­ edy by Randon Thomas, will take four female roles. All those in­ ambulance corps. alone, and have had 3,000 hours assisted in safety programs and bulance, fire department, poison place on Oct. 12 and IS from 7 to terested are invited to attend one The fund drive is being con­ of classroom and physical are now holding several Red center, drug information, town Kathy says: "Lika Columbus, Discover a New World Of 9 p.m. at Coventry Grammar of the try-out sessions. ducted to ease the strain on the training to maintain their ef­ Cross First Aid classes for police and the state police. Oelifhtful Eatini at Pero's" School. town budget and to avoid raising ficiency. Merchants and friends, suppor­ In addition, all those interested residents of Tolland and surroun­ OSCHUO FSESH: Mm . CwtUndi, NuShlti, BirtM l ftm . E l M i SHdiM, SwitSl, hmeUM, The play Is scheduled for the ambulance fee, according to During the past year the TVAA ding towns. ting the TVAA, have given adver­ Nixon Outlines Tax in working on the production in Ftnii Cld«. presentation early next spring, any other capacity should either the TVAA. members answered 162 am­ The TVAA will conduct its fund tising support to the association NATIVE: Sm tl Cmi. TonuTm, Sn I Bim m , ipkiKli, a n M M S Ti Sm Bm m , C v n li, and is being sponsored by the attend a try-out, or contact MrS. In his proclamation Stoetzner, bulance calls, compared to 110 solicitation campaign via the through the booklet. A request CMlIHMitt. In k i, Bo iIm liHim. AipMi|M. HM S«S Nw m , Efl Hm I, I iu Ms i , S M Ii k m i Malm , IM CiUait, Una and SMI Siam, Acm and BattMiMt IdMak, SidM a«d VaSda /. Joseph Shea, Daley Rd. Squ»A. State Birth 4-H Oub FAESH: SttawbHriai, H w N rdm . CanlalMptf. Sad, IM ta and I l M B n # - , t m m i SM M M A new 4-H Club, This and That, raan. F«Mr|ianatat. PImatipIti. Brapatriill, SwAlt Pun, C niuflu, PlwM, NaciarlMa, Rate May Be Bluabwrlu. has been formed, under the LAST CAEl FOB PEACHES leadership of Mrs. Ralph Pase^ AMERICAN Reform Proposals Lowest In Nation and Mrs. Samuel Zwick. NOTICE WEEKEND SPECIALS! HARTFDRD (AP) — Connec­ Officers are president, Kathy nominee George McGovern. The questions about taxes by saying cast on national radio networks Mutuai-to outline his views on ticut stands a good chance of Hustus; vice president, Kathy CANCER SOCIETY CALIFOR>flA LETTUCE ...... hd.29< THURMONT, Md. (AP) - radio addresses will come as he he was making the commitment today. tax reform and the nation’s ending up the year with the Manchester Unit Will Sponsor C U K E S ...... 3 for 294 that ’’there will be no tax in­ Zwick; secretary, Kim Breault; After faulting Congress for economy. awaits the adjournment of lowest birth rate in the nation, treasurer, Michelle Moravec; and I THE MANCHESTER HATER CO. CANTALOUPES ...... ea. 39S0o CONN. LOTTERY nOKETSI with his wife, arriving here to Democratic control. number of births may drop below COLLMBLSDAY FRIDAY, OCT. 13 spend the sixth of the last seven 40,000 in the state this year. Ladies and Children Continental B re a kfa st9-10 a.m. nights at the compound in the Nixon said he plans to stick There were 45,600 births in Watch jrour itcp! W« K m htth that don't slip or Fashion Show 10:15 a.m. McGovern And Eagleton Catoctin Mountains. close to the White House until Connecticut during 1971, he said, mark Moors. Alto shots madt kmftr or widtr. Lord and Taylor West Hartford PEROH ntODUcir The broadcast, live from the Congress adjourns in mid- and 19,660 during the first six S A M YULYES Emergency Tel. No. 649-0857 Donation S3.00 Call 643-2168 for Tickets same Camp David cottage he has October. although aides said he months of 1972. If the trend of the 876 OAKL-ANP ST., MANCHESTER — WS-aiM used for other radio addresses in would go to Atlanta on 'Thursday SS Oak Street first half-year continues, the total Campaign In Missouri the past two years, came agaliut for a political appearance. will be atout 39,400, Bower said. a backdrop of hare-bones tax The hardwood forests in Nix­ choice but to make the same pledges made by Nixon and KANSAS Q'TY, Mo. (AP) - campaign rally and an awards on’s mountain retreat are flushed decision. White House aides. Democratic presidential nominee dinner honoring former Presi­ “ The Eagleton issue should be Presidential advisers said last with the first red and orange George McGovern is going cam­ dent Harry S Truman. Eagleton colors of autumn. But low- set aside in this campaign,’ ’ month that, if Nixon were re­ paigning today with his deposed himself was to be honored as hanging clouds muted the colors McGovern said. “ We ought to elected, there would be no tax running mate. Sen. Thomas F. Missouri’s Democrat of the year. and caused some„doubt fbr a focus on what are the key increase during his second four- Eagleton, after saying that There was a special drama to while Friday whether Nixon’s problems before our nation.” year term. anybody who votes against him the normal political amenities of helicopter could land at its usual McGovern dropped Eagleton At a news conference because of the ticket switch “ is McGovern’s Kansas City speech. mountaintop clearing. on July 31, after the Missouri Thursday, Nixon responded to betraying the national interest “ I’m glad to be in a state that has HONORING A DEDICATED PROFESSION I sent two of the most able senator disclosed that he had and betraying his own interest.” been hospitalized for mental McGovern’s first campaign members to the United States depression three times between visit to the home state of the vice Senate, Tom Eagleton Kidnapers Foiled 1960 and 1966 and had undergone presidential nominee he dropped McGovern said. At the mention electric shock treatment. 67 days ago in favor of Sargent of the name, the crowd in Union McGovern Said he dropped the By Plucky Teacher Shriver drew a cheering crowd Station set up a cheer and National McGovern never got around to vice presidential nominee he had that overflowed a Kansas City chosen at the Democratic with the ransom in suitcases in railroad station concourse Friday adding the second name, Sen, MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) National Convention “ on the the trunk. But the kidnapers night. Police estimated the tur­ Stuart Symington. — A plucky 20-year-old music basis of trying to keep this cam­ failed to show up to claim it. nout at more than 15,(K)0, and McGovern discussed the teacher, realizing it was “ now or paign centered on the issues." The drama started at 1:30 Vernon Police Chief ‘Mugged’ McGovern said he had not seen a Eagleton affair Friday in a never," kicked her way out of a “ Let me just say that any voter Friday afternoon when Miss m Chicago television interview, and small van and led six young Edmund F. Dwyer, Vernon police chief, gets his ‘mug’ shot taken during the town s ob sm a n ce more inspiring one. looking at all of the enormous Gibbs and the girls, aged between Elagleton was to join McGovern said if he had to face the same pupils to freedom early today of Safety Awareness Month. Otizens can have their mug' shots taken and be h n g erp rin ^ fw a problems before this country who 5 and 11, were playing musical in St. Louis late today for a situation again he would have no after two gunmen kidnaped them 50-cent contribution toward a fund to purchase a portable incubator for Rockville General makes his decision on Nov. 7 on and held them for $1.2 million chairs in the one-room school at PHARMAa WEEK the basis of the Elagleton issue is Farady, 70 m iles north of Hospital. (Herald photo by Pinto) ransom. betraying the national interest Mary Gibbs and her six girls Melbourne, and betraying his own interest The music stopped as the two State Employes escap^ from the van, parked 40 because that is not the central men, one armed with a sawed off miles north of here at dawn, 15 shotgun came in the room. One of October 1 thru October 7 issue,” McGovern said. hours after being abducted. Monday •‘It isn’t just my political them said, “School is over. You McGovern Defense Favor Income Tax Twelve miles away, Victoria are all coming with us. You are future, or Sen. Eagleton’s state Education Minister Lindsay Holiday — rather than fill it through com­ Thompson waited in a police car being kidnaped. ” HARTFORD (AP) - Delegates (See Page 16) Miss Gibbs said “ At first the For Some Plans Knocked petitive examination,” Marshall to the annual convention of the girls thought it was a practical m o d e r n said. I'T Connecticut State Employes joke. We were scared, terrified Because Monday is Columbus WASHINGTON (AP) - George McGovem’i defense The convention, which winds Association have been urged by a when we realized this was Day and a legal holiday, all up today, adopted resolutions proposal is filled with “ factual errors and dubious assump­ HONORING national labor leader to work for serious. municipal, state and federal of­ PHARMACY calling for: fices will be closed, as will be all tions,” says a report by a group of Democrats supporting I the defeat of the Public Pilgrimage Ends “The men put us in the back of This week, the spotlight is on A —A state income tax to replace >*•$ There is no question that Employes Relation Act. a red van and drove us to a place schoob, libraries, banks and utili­ President Nixon’s re-election. the sales tax. i:;:;::: chronic potheads, the sort who James F, Marshall, president where w e'stay^ the night.” ty company offices. No court ’The report released today also alleges that the Democratic DEDICATED —A 15 per cent wage increase start off each morning with a ‘ i of the Assembly of Governmental The kidnapers gave potato sessions are scheduled. presidential nominee’s proposed f30-billion slash in military your pharmacist, recognizing for state employes. In Rail Disaster Abo closed will be all Post Employes, said that the act, if chips to Miss Gibbs and the girls, smoke and go through several PROFESSION —Time and one-half pay for spending would result in the loss of an estimated 2.1 million passed by Congress, could bring Christine Ellery 10, Lynda Conn, Offices and there will be no mail more joints as the day wears on, work beyond 35 hours a week. defense-related jobs by 1975. the “ hiring-haU" concept into the SALTILLO, Mexico (AP) - Huge crowds of somber 9, and her sister Helen 6, and delivery nor any window service. forts by countries such as West have a marijuana “habit,” and National Currently, the overtime rate is the outstanding contribution m state and municipal labor friends and relatives remained in front of the city morgue three sisters, Robyn Howarth 11, The lobby of Manchester’s Main It does not dbpute McGovern’s Germany to normalize relations paid only after 40 hours, despite Rumy marijuana opponents argue market. and jammed hospitals throughout the night waiting their Jillian 8, and Denise 5. Post Office will be open to noon, argument that the United States with the Soviets. Pharmacy the 35-hour work week. that this amounts to a dependence “ If this goes through, it will be Back at the school worried for those who rent boxes, and has more nuclear might than —Statutory requirement of the turn to identify the scores of dead and hundreds of injured in mail will be picked up from street —U.S. force cutbacks in the on the drug for their psychological Week possible for unions to negotiate parents reported to the police necessary to retaliate against a made by the pharmacy profes­ payment of annual increments to the second worst train wreck in Mexican history. mailboxes only until ihid- Mediterranean Ignore the risk of D'Am oto Soviet attack, but adds that I agreements under which the per­ that the teacher and their increasing Soviet influence in the well-being . . . Whatever one may unclassified as well as classified sonnel department will merely At midnight, Coahuila state Gov. Eulalio Gutierrez daughters had disappeared. moming. McGovern “ ignores completely think of the habit in adults, it is B S /R .P b . state employes. Middle East. phone th ^ u nion hiring halls Trevino set the official death toll at 149, but said another Almost simultaneously an All retail businesses will be the political implications’ ’ of a decidedly worrisome when sion to our nation's health. —Equalizing the retirement open, including package stores sharp U.S. defense cutback while —His promises of full support when thereis a job to be filled — passenger car was found completely squashed under a pile of anonymous telephone caller told age of men and women at 50, jyS adopted by adolescents to escape a Melbourne newspaper reporter and bars. the Sovieb continue to build up. for brael are “contradictory” M atthew Quinn after 25 years of service, (^rrent- other cars. He added the death toll was expected to rise. The Herald will pubUsh as because of hb proposed U.S. the special problems they con- that a ransom note had been left The chief author of the report ly, men must wait until they are usual. was James D. Theberge, a former force reductions in Europe and :;i*j front. Persistent use of an agent State Chief of Police Genaro from a religious pilgrimage, lay in a desk at the school. We're proud to be on the Deer Crossing 55. Police found the ransom note There was no set rule an­ State Department officer who the Mediterranean. Gutierrez Davila said 471 persons which serves to ward off reality Today's pharmaceuticals help you to live The group also said there scattered only six miles from nounced by the major insurance McGovern’s proposal b "insen­ were hospitalized while another which said; ”We will not waste was Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey’s during this critical developmental longer, feel better. That's why your phar­ Sign Needed appears to be little likelihood of home. companies — some will be open, foreign policy adviser during the sitive to political repercussions” 345 were treated for slight in­ It was unknown how many time making threaU but any Siii: period severely hinders the in- last year’s hassle between others will be closed. 1968 campaign. against defense jobs at home, the medical team headed by your macist is dedicated to his job — he knows juries and released. children were aboard the special attempt to apprehend us will JAMESTOWN, N.Y. (AP) - snowplow operators and the state For those who still insist that Democratic defectors claimed. dividual to make an adequate ad- An estimated 500 lives were result in the annihilation of 'Theberge, briefing newsmen at that he's playing an important part in An Allegheny Airlines passenger Department of Transportation. train when it sped off the tracks Oct, 12 is the true Columbus Day They say McGovern has not justment to a complex society . . . lost almost 30 years ago when a and caught fire about midnight hostages” Nixon’s campaign headquarters, the lives of the people in the community plane landing at Chautauqua DOT plans to maintain its and are planning on celebrating it spelled out the co s t and doctor...a team dedicated to train en route to a pilgrimage in Thursday. A spokesman for the While a major manhunt started said McGovern’s proposal Proper medication alleviates a County airport late Friday night highway snow-removal policy of then - forget it. Under federal mechanics of his “ facile Queretaro state crashed into and arrangements were made to i:;S great amount of discomfort. Fill he serves. hit a deer that had bounded onto assigning two men per snowplow Mexican National Railways said a law, Columbus Day now falb on a “ reveab so many inconsistencies, prombes” to create peacetime another train in the worst rail have the ransom money the runway. and of not requring 24-hour preliminary investigation showed Monday, and the states are re­ contradictions, factual errors and jobs for the defense workers. «$: your prescriptions at LENOX available, Thompson waited at making your life longer and 'The impact tore the left engine disaster in the nation’s history. the train was traveling about 75 dubious assumptions, that it calb standby duty for highway main- quired to follow suit. The report originally had been M PHARMACY, 299 E. Center St., About 8,000 persons stood in a police headquarters for a of the Convair 580 turboprop off tainers, according to a letter to m.p.h., twice the speed per­ Gov. Thomas Meskill has not into serious question the balance, attributed to the Democrats for Tel. 649-0896 for free delivery, solemn line in front of the Saltillo telephone call promised by the understanding and judgment of the wing and sent part of the prop the convention by DOT Com­ mitted on a downhill curve such only followed suit, he has gone Nixon Task Force on Defense morgue waiting to try and iden­ kidnappers at 7:25 p.m. It came the senator and his defense ad­ •ii:;:;: Open 8-9. Sun. and Holidays 8-8. healthier. smashing into the fuselage, but missioner A. Elarl Wood. as the train was approaching. even further. To satisfy those Policy but the words “ for Nixon” at 2 a m. today. i-iS:; “ Symbol Of Finest Pharmacy Ser- MANCHESTER DRUG none of the 30 passengers and Last year the highway main- tify the rows of bodies, some The official said the brakes who insist that it was Lief visers." were crossed off on copies given A rendezvous was arranged at a 717MAIN STREET three crew members aboard was tainers staged a demonstration mutilated almost beyond recogni­ apparently worked, but could not Erikson who discovered to newsmen. yiyi vice.” Gift Dept., Film, post office and Thompson went The report criticized McGovern injured, airline officials said. and partial job action over the tion. slow the train enough b^ause of America, in the year 1,000, and Theberge said this was because SS Cosmetics, Candy. We honor Rescue crews continued to with the police and the money to on these points: The plane was on a flight from possibility of reducing the crews the speed. The drivers ofthe two not Columbus, in the year 1492, —His plan for “ a hasty un­ the official Democrats for Nixon Master Charge Cards. probe the rubble of the 24-car wait. Pittsburgh to Bradford, Pa., with to one nian and of requiring engines pulling the train were he has issued two proclamations ilateral American troop headed by former Treasury train where personal belongings In the van Miss Gibbs tried to the stopover in Jamestown. standby duty without additional only slightly injured and were — one proclaims Oct. 9 Columbus Secretary John B. Connally is keep the girls calm. The kid­ withdrawal could be disastrous” The deer was killed. of 1,564 adults, also returning being questioned by authorities. Day, the other proclaims Oct. 9 reviewing the report but h u not pay. napers allowed them out of the to balanced U.S.-Soviet force Lief Erikson Day. reductions in Europe and to ef­ yet officially endorsed it. van twice. 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