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Peace Talk Resumption Speculated Thieu Discussions Termed ‘Cordial’

WASHINGTON (AP) - tation that adviser Henry A. Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. President Nixon’s special Kissinger weekended in New signing toe proposed ninepoiift Kissinger will soon head for was slated to report to Nixon emissary to Saigon returns York, seeing a Broadway play pact-not to altering it. another peace negotiating ses­ following his homecoming after today amid widespread expec­ and a professional football Haig’s Saigon visit was a sion in Paris. two days of talks with South game after which he mingled in further Nixon move to over­ Vietnam President Nguyen Van toe locker room with quarter­ come Thieu’s objections to toe Thieu and short stops’ in C)am- back Joe Namato and others of peace plan and line up a com ­ bodia and South Korea. The >yie New York Jets, mon position for toe allies. U.S. embassy described the Pentagon Prepares U.S. off Saigon indicated toe talks with Thieu as “ cordial and Just when Kissinger will head talks narrowed U.S.-8outo Viet­ constructive.” for Paris to meet again with namese differoices, apparently Budget Cut-Back Nixon came back to North Vietnam’s Le Due TTio clearing toe way for resump­ Washington from Key remains a secret. Administra­ tion of toe private negotiations Biscayne, Fla., Sunday night tion officials maintained their in Paris. Wa s h in g t o n (A P ) — with the election over, the for a few hours’ stay before air of confidence, however, Thieu has been calling for a Pentagon is preparing a new round of base-closings and proceeding to his C)amp David, about moving toward final ac­ pullout of North Vietnamese Md., retreat. reductions that will eliminate thousands of civilian defense cord on ending toe war. forces from South Vietnam, a job s. Kissinger said Oct. 26 that condition not specified in toe The cutbacks probably will not be announced until after remaining issues could be nine-point plan, and baa fouf^t any imposition of a coalition Congress returns in January, defense sources said. Ellsberg straightened out in one more negotiating session lasting governqMnt on Saigon. The base cuts are being three or four days. Since toe Haig, Kissinger’s top aide, planned in response to Presi­ Loses Court Md., and the Third Army administration officials have was reported to have carried a dent Nixon’s orders to trim toe headquarters in Atlanta, Appeal left open toe possibility that Nixon letter to Thieu and rolls of civil service employes eliminating one of them. The Kissinger may need more than presumably Yecelved one from and Defense Secretary Melvin Army also is expected to WASHINGTON (AP) - The one more parley with Tho. Thieu to Nixon. R. Laird’s promise to Congress r e c o m m e n d retrenching Supreme Court today allowed Hanoi envoy Xuan Thuy an­ While toe contents of Nixon’s to absorb |1.5 billion in budget helicopter training-and- toe government to proceed with ticipated a further Kissinger- letter were not announced, toe cuts this fiscal year. maintenance bases now that toe Pentagon Papers trial of Tho meeting in a Paris inter­ White House view is that South Just befiore toe 1972 election American forces are virtually Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony view over toe weekend, thou^ Vietnam will benefit from the year began, David Packard left out of Vietnam. Russo without revealing to he held to North Vietnagi’B proposed cease-fire conditions office as deputy secretary of Some sources indicate that them who in toe defense team position that the session sh od | (| . and that toe ternas do not re­ defense with a parting possibly two naval toipyards, was overheard in a “ foreign- be devoted to procedures for quire coalltlmi rule. complaint that toe Pentagon one on each coast, m i^ t be intelligence” wiretap. could save $1 billion a year by shut down. They were not Ellsberg and Russo are closing unneeded bases, were it named either. charged with espionage, con­ not for political constraints. spiracy and misuse of The Army, Navy and Air Nixon gave a fresh indication Grange Parley government property in the Force long have wanted to shut of things to come last week publication of toe once-secret Wounded Co-Pilot Placed In Ambulance down a number of bases they when he said in a published study of the origins of the consider marginal. But, interview that civilian defense Vietnam war. Their trial in Los ithem Airways co-pilot Billy Johnson, who was wounded by a pistol shot during a anticipating election year Under Way employes “ are getting in the Angeles has been delayed since Peking is loaded into an ambulance on his return from Cuba to Minmj , ( a p photo) protests from congressmen and way of each other over in toe July 29 by the fla p over senators with large numbers of Pentagon and around the wiretapping. HARTFORD (AP) — Ten thousand National Grange defense employes among their country” and that “ they are The court did not comment on members meet in Hartford this week for a “grass roots” constituents, they waited. going to have to take a thinning toe issues as it handed down a decision on the giant organization’s legislative lobbying Now toe “ political realities,” down.” routine order declining to hear activities for 1973. as one Pentagon official termed an appeal by Ellsberg and The Grange members, who represent 6,(MO Grange them, are temporarily over At the same time, Nixon Hije^kers Tired Russo, who argued also that groups in 38 states, will vote on more than SOO legislative though top list of bases most indicated that any cuts in the “ foreign-intelligence” wiretaps likely to.be c | p t ^ or cut bkek is resolutions at the Grange’s lOOth nationi^_convention. uniformed strength of the without wqrrants are Illegal. bmhg kept wider wraps for the tb e national parley, toe first farm con c^ , stricter enforce- armed services would be sli^t. A dissenting opinion was filed time-being.. .. in Connecticut since 1935, will ment of “ truth in labeling” ’Ibere are reports-toat a 5 per by Justice Wliuinnr Ch^^DeuglaB However, toe Army is known atsr include youth and family laws end eUminatluB o f Social cent slice in civilian who stayed toe trial In July to be planning a reorganisation activities. The convention Security taxes for those employment may be applied while the court was in its that, among other things, likely throui^out toe government un­ began today and continue receiving Social Security summer recess. Justice through ’Tuesday of next week. benefits. By THE ASSOCtATED becoming rich turned sour Detroit authorities said would merge the First Army der Nixon’s new policy, William J. Brennan Jr. also dis­ U.S. Agriculture Secretary PRESS when they were unsuccessful in Moore and Jackson have been headquarters at Ft. Meade, designed to reduce spending. It has opposed sdcondary sented. Earl L. Buts is to address toe Authorities’ say two; of the a $4 million suit against the City questioned in connection with boycotts of farm products, toe convention Friday.^ three men identified ^as hi­ of Detroit, accusing police of nine rapes, two assaults with use of public tax nooney for non- Grange Legislative Director jackers of a Southern Airways brutality. intent to rape, one gross in­ publlc schools, welfare Robert M. Frederick says 'jetliner were free on in a Tennessee prison authorities decency and one assault and payments to strikers, and primary interest at the conven­ rape case and the thiM was a said Melvin Qiarles Cale, 21, of battery. Three warrants are Democratic Governors busing of school children. tion will focus on new farm recently escaped conyict who Oak Ridge escaped Oct. 29 from outstanding against them, they At a banquet Sunday night attended college while in the Nashville Community Work said. policy legislation, tax-loss preparatory to toe op«mlng of farming, farm labor legislation, prison. / i Release Center, a minimum- On Oct. 12, toe two men the convention, former To Push For Ouster increases in real estate.taxes, Detroit police said Henry D. security facility for short-term appeared in court on two Connecticut Gov. John N. and welfare reform. Also under Jackson, 25, and ^ w i s K. prisoners. charges of forcible rape and Dempsey said the world is in discussion will ^ v o c a t io n a l Moore, 27, each had been The FBI identified the three were released on $500 bond. A WASHINGTON (AP) - Five which meets here Dec. 9, can governors and one Chipitol Hill need of toe work the Grange education, mass uansit, reduc­ charged with three rapes and as the heavily armed hijackers third warrant on charges of Democratic governors may vote her out of office on its own, source close to the anti- does. tion of tariffs and tax reform. cpiestioned in connection with who forced a DCi( with 30 per­ forcible rape was issued Oct. hatdi strategy for ousting party however. Westwood effort made it clear Dempsey said he once was Frederick says the Grange is several other assaults on sons aboard into a mara^on 24, but neither man showed up chaim un Jean Westwood wfara On another front, McGovern Sunday that the governors will told that toe Grange waa “ a one of few national women. Neither has been con­ hijack odyosey that ended early for toe preliminary hearing, they meet here today in t^ oithuisiasts in the party are discuss Mrs. Westwood and group of farmers who only victed on such charges. Sunday in Havana, where police said. w an (Of President Nixon’s coming under attack from a what, if anything, they should organizations that still follows wanted legislation for a “grass-roots” approach in They were described as close Cuban officials reportedly took Robert Cohn, a Detroit at­ landslide victory over (^ rg e new organization appealing to do to encourage her resigna­ themselves,” but that during developing its legislative goals. friends whose dream of them in custody. torney, said he represented the McGovern. moderate and so-called "old tion. his years in the General line” Democrats. Six thousand local Grange two men in a $4-million suit The governors have no formal “ The passions are running Assembly and as governor he organizations can submit charging Detroit police with power to take action against Called toe Coalition for a pretty hot on this,” said an aide learned toe organization had resolutions on what the body’s brutality when Moore and Mrs. Westwood, but a source Democratic Majority, the to one of toe five governors. much broader interests. legislative goals should be, Jackson were arrested on involved in the anti-Westwood group has the backing of Sens. “ We’ve got to bring back those ’’Until the day I die I’ll be a Berliner Building Frederick said. concealed-weapons charges. effort said Sunday they Hubert H. Humphrey and who walked out on toe party mouthpiece for toe Grange,” Tile Grange has supported toe Those charges were dropped, probably will begin pressuring Henry M. Jackson, according to and re-evaluate toe party struc­ Dempsey said. food stamp plan, voluntary but Moore and Jackson insisted her publicly to resign. its founder, author and political ture. I think my boss would like Hie next convention of toe Dyke Delta Plane prayers in schools and other that the suit be pressed. When analyst Ben J. Wattenberg. to see her go, but he doesn’t Grange is scheduled for Nov. . i Many party officeholders, Humphrey and Jackson, both want a messy battle.” public buildings, the family 12,1973 in Lincoln, Neb. The plane, now complete the City of Detroit was dropped BERLIN, Conn. (AP) - representatives of organized considered more conservative except for seat upholstery, as a party in toe suit, Cohn said, William Radune says he has one labor and others have said, than McGovern, lost to him in some painting and the attach­ they realized their chances of wmry about the Dyke Delta mostly in private, that Mrs. the race for their party’s ment of the wings, cost Radune collecting were gone, and they alrplw e he’s building: grew bitter. Westwood is so closely presidential nomination this “ I’m afraid it’ll be sighted as about 33,000 and 4,000 hours of year. work. “ They told me they were associated with the badly- a U F O .” beaten McGovern and party “ There aren’t many parts you tired of being poor,” Cohn said. The CDM, Wattenberg said, The plane, only the fifth of its reforms spearheaded by him cdn buy for a plane,” he says. Neither Moore’s nor is designed to become a kind in the world, could well that she would no longer be “You have to build most of Jackson’s wife would make a national, issue-oriented alarm UFO believers. The effective as head of the party them yourself by trial and statement Sunday. organization which will seek to fixed-wing craft, almost apparatus. error.” influence the party and its of­ triangular, is 19 feet long and Expected at today’s meeting Radune takeSApecial pride in ficeholders. looks like a giant manta ray. Tax Takers were Gov. Dale Bumpers of a sleek, 76-inch propeller for In a pamphlet now being If it passes a pre-flight Arkansas, who called the the craft that he designed and mailed to prospective inspection by the Federal Avla- Go Out On meeting in his capacity as copstructed by himself. members, the CDM calls for tion Agency, Radune’s chairman of toe Democratic •liie prop, made of four pieces ‘ ‘restoring the party to its right­ handiwork could be the target Strike Governors Caucus, and Govs. of fir, took 40 hours to design ful place of leadership.” Of binoculars and worried looks Wendell Anderson of and construct, he says. „ ROME (AP) — Tax collectors McGovern is not named in the starting Thanksgiving Day. Minnesota, Marvin Mandel of “ It’s about toe only deviation went on strike in Italy today, pamphlet, but Wattenberg said Radune, a welding engineer ushering in a week of walkouts Maryland, Reubin O’D. Askew in an interview that toe South at Pratt & Whitney A ircr^t for I m a d e fr o m D y k e ’ s of Florida and Kenneth Curtis specifications.” expected to involve four million Dakota senator and his 2^ years, never even InUlt a workers. of Maine. positions on several issues, in­ njiodel airplane, when he was The plane has brou^t flying t . Tax collectors stopped work Last week Democratic Sen. cluding sharp defm se spending bung. But he has had his pilot’s enthusiasts from Connecticut, Lloyd Bentsen of Texas broke New York, Massachusetts, for 24 hours in demands for cutbacks, are toe objects of toe license for eight years now and toe ice on toe Westwood issue group’s criticism. North Carolina and Virginia to higher pay and a new labor he says he has flown most when he publicly called for her While the governors were Radune’s workshop. contract. This, as one commercially-made single- to step down. Sunday, former planning today’s meeting, Mrs. “ It’s like an open bouse all newspaper noted, was toe only eqgine aircraft. party chairman Lawrence F. Westwood was lining up her toe time,” Mrs. Radune says. walkout whidi could please toe P ’Brien said on NBC’s “ Meet own support. The Federal Aviation Agency population in a long series of Radune met the Dyke Delta toe Press” that, if he were still In a news conference last has gotten interested en ou ^ in scheduled stoppages ranging fo^r years ago through the chairman, he would volunteer week, she predicted she would toe plane to waive its rule on from civil servants to millers. pages of a nugazine. Tte steel his resignation and seek a vote win if toe committee actually aircraft numbering and give Building workers totaling and fiberglass plane, developed of confidence from the votes on whether to oust her. Radune’s Dyke Delta the 1.300.000 were due to strike one by John Dyke of Fairborn, Democratic National Com­ She has at least one important designaUon “ N7WR.” day Thursday. About 1,400,000 Ohio, seats four and weighs 1,- mittee. But, he noted, M n. supporter in Sen. Edward M. “ Usually, the FAA ‘codes metal workers were to strike a 000 jpounds. With one passenger Westwood is not required to Kennedy of Massachusetts, who start with the letter ‘N’ and are total of six hours during toe aboard, it can travel 2,000 mUes take that action. hnasaid she should stay on the followed by numbers,” he says. week. Both groups seek a new non-stop and reach a speed of O’Brien, in a post-election job. “ But I wanted to irclude my contract. lOp mUM per hour. interview with The Associated Officially, today’s conference initials, ‘WR;’ and approval Also slated were a strike by A letter to Dyke brought the Press, said be would consider is a |»elnde to toe Democratic . was granted.” 130.000 bank employes blueprints. taking the job again if it were Governors’ Conference in St. Once toe FAA accepts the Wednesday and workers in big Radune says the only Dyke o ffe r^ to him, but said be Louis in early December and Post-Campaign Relaxation plane as airworthy, it must log flour mills Thursday. Civil Deltas that tove been built so would have no part in any the five governors are 40 hours of flying time before it servants planned staggered Sen. George McGovern and bis wife, Eleanor, play with their grandson, ’Timothy Mead, 2, far are Djice’s original and attempt to dump Mrs. gathering to set toe agenda for can carry passengers, Radune strikes over most of Italy planes in Canada, Arizona and Westwood. that meeting. in a swimming pool on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, where the Democratic presidential says. Wednesday through Friday. Anstralia. The 303-member committee. However, aides to two of the nominee is vacationing following his defeat for the presidency last week, (AP photo) PAGE TWO ~ MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Mmcfaeiter. Com.. Mnn . Nov. U., 1W» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Wov. 13, 1872 — PAGE THREE

T h e a te r Sheinwold on Bridge Court Cases About Town Preceptor Gamma (^p ter of The Dupee Circle of the South Beta Sigma Phi will meet United Methodist Church wlU Tiaie Sdfiedale Tolland Charter T V T o n ig h t Manchester WATES will LEAVE TRUMP OUT tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home m eet at 6 tonight at the South dealer CIRCUIT COURT 12 meet tomorrow night at tee “TH E W A Y See aatorday’s TV Henh) foe FOR EXTRA CHANCE Neither side vulnerable of Mrs. Albert Post, 59 Manchester Memorial Hoaltal Goonplete Usttngs. ALFRED SHEINWOLD Manchester Session Italian-American Club on Ferguson Rd. ' for a tour. Burnside — “The New Hearing Tuesday NORTH Business Bodies f Eldridge St. Weighing-in will be 'H im ’s no absolute virtue in I HEARD rP’ Centurions,” 8:00 — 6i00 — 4 A964 The case of James V. Magee from 7 to 8. Mrs. Felix Gremmo State Theater,” The Last By BETTE QUATEALE the hiring of a town manager. being thotou^ in everything (5 Q 4 2 (5-8-22) NEWS O Q87 Jr., manager of the M andie^r will be in charge of the House on the Lett,’’ 8:40; Correspondent The expanded seveo-membtf you do. In fact, it pays to leave (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH some Jobs half-done'. For 4 633. Book Shop at 738 Main St., was program. Members will show by John Gruber “Grissom Gang,” 7:30 Tel. 875-2845 Board of Selectmen would pictures and will tell about I I Y Does the Doctor The proposed 18i>age Tolland (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE exanqile, vriien you’re drawing WEST EAST continued to Nov. 20 at today’s Cinema I — “New function as the legislative body (SO)TO TELL ’THE TRUTH session. their summer vacations. All town charter win be the subject o f the town. the enemy’s trumps, it may be 4 QUO 4 K 8 7 3 2 Centurions,” 7:15-8:30 (40) WHO WHO WEST 9 9 7 6 ^ 83 Magee, 30, of Bridgeport, is members whose initials begin n i Give You a Cinema II — “Savage of discussion at a public hearing very tidy to draw all of them; Adniinistrative responsi­ — 6iS0 — but it may be far more 0 KJ2 O A 104 3 diarged with two counts of with tee letters R to Z are Messiah,” 7:30-8:30 alated fe him. / tive and Justified, noaking his Tliere would no longer be the a gangster. thou^t most meete 4 c6o- irles H. hOUer of 38 Auflunn St., Manchester, "tests” waterbed at N e t e ^ , a watorbed The boys In charge of TV So tte critic listens to see if praise credible and truly ap­ A survey taken over a year power of referendum in . As it baniened, West had to a i4 oedroom accessory ^ r e vrtiich opened Saturday at El Camino Plaza on Rt. 30, the performer is doing right by ago by the Tolland Junior (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL follow to all of the clubs. East venient for ye generall godd o f. know even more about pleasing preciated. connection with approval of the Browns at Chargers. ye (^lonie, unto which we have Vernon. hfiUer is owner the store, wUch features waterbeds in bedroom atmoqihere. the public, and what a mess the composer, not whether the Sincerely Woman’s Club however, budget or the establiripnent of showed out on the third club, The- store’s novel interior graphics, geometric shapra, and multi-colored walls — was performer is pleasing the showed a majority of the town’s (18) 700 CLUB but had no trumps. South could hereunder subscribed our that isl My Job is not to please Shirley Lockwood Larson a tax rate. Copies of tlw charter \ crowd. On the night in q u ^ o n residents favoring a town (22-30) MOVIE then lead his last club and ruff names at Cap-Codd ye 11. of diHiigiifri by Berbard Binick Associates Inc. of Hartford. (Herald photo by Pinto) Westfield, N.J.” are available at the Town “Giant” Part 2. See Saturday November, in ye year of ye Mr. Fiedler did not do rij^t by manager form of government. Clerk’s Office or the in dummy^ This assured the Rossini, Tschaikowsky - erect 2 illuminated projecting s l ^ , each 6 feet by 8 feet,-on were, taken into cusMy by pack use. P55 bearing. Gift for the handyman! ' table manner, always relying — 12t00 — hit a tree in front of 79 Keeney Reg. 59c pkg. cwswiwiiiierWhr (8-40) NEWS recpnsiructed faqe of building at 923 Main Streri - Central Manchester Police Saturday St. at about 9:35 a.m. Saturday, for artistry on the minds of Business District Zone. aftemoon-on charges stemming Wiiliam J. Grqpul, 52, of 701 Hartford Rd., was charged police reported. such men as Monteux, — 12i30 — Ron 2 Catherine A. Johnstone — Variance is requeued to erect from the alleged attempt to Koussevltsky, and others. (8) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Saturday night with operating a Armstong was treated at detached garage 1 foot from north side line— 78 Briuifflird Street— procure controlled drugs by Manchester Memorial Self Adhesive I have known conductors to (40) COLLEGE FOOTBALL Residence Zone A. forged prescription. motor veMcle udiile under tee influence of liquor, and failure Hospital. His car was towed. SERRYI improve,with experience. — 1,30 — Item 3 Elmer M. Ihrall — Variance is requested ftn* tee pisrking Stuart E. ;Deitch, 23^ was Covering KUrMM An. - m mu - ■om* \ t o drive a reasonable distance Koussevitaky did, for example. (3) MOVIE and storage of motor vehicles, in particular school buses — south charged with forgery of apart. Mr. Fiedler has not improved “The Cruel Sea” (1953). side U. S, Route 6 and west side Gien RoUd — Rural Residence prescription. Barry M- A movie projector worth since he hxA: over the “Pops” Zone. Radsprecher, 21; Raymond J. Police said Grogari’s car was about 890 was stolen from a . S T A T E in collision with a car driven by in 1830. In fact he has gone Item 4 Nellie EUcfaoItzer — Appeal from order of Building Sheehan, 19; and Robert S. vehicle parked at the St. James down hill somewhat as you can Torrington Woman Marian J. Narkawlcz, 37, of 87 Inspector to remove bees from p r e n ^ at 18 Oak Grove Street— Rote, 21,7 were charged with (]hurch rectory Friday night, tiell by listening to some of his Killed By Car Residence Zone AA. conspiracy. Grand Ave., Rockville. ’Ibe 8:45 police reported. early recording on 78’s and The four were arrested p.m. accident occurred on W. TORRINGTON (AP) - Mrs. Item 5 Peter J. Gunas — Variance is requested to erect two- Middle Tpke. east of Adams St. Washable, waterproof. ••V later recordings of the same famlty house — south wide Wadsworth Street East, between 176 shortly after Deitch allegedly LAS! HOUSE numbers on LP’s. The recor­ Margaret Pratt, 71, of Clinton Court date is Nov. 27 Hubcaps, a tool set, and a Cover cabinets, tables, St., was struck by a car and and 186 Wadsworth Street East'— Rsidence Zone A. tried to get a prescription filled rain coat, valued at a total of lamp shades, etc. Cory Fresh ’ndaire Championship ding teduique has improved, at the Lenox Pharmacy, 299 E. killed Friday night at Pearl and Ron 6 Jeraldine McCloud — Appeal from tee order of the Victor Demko, 17, of 136 about 8200, were taken from a iheIEFI fl but Mr. Fiedler’s artistry' has Building Inspector to cease operation of ceramic making and Center St. Police said the not Prospect Streets, police said. Branford St., was charged Sun­ car owned by Robert Adam of Automatic Heater Boxing Gloves instructions on residential premises at 115 Woodland Street — pharmacist noted discrepancies Coventry while it was parked at MOVIE GO lOU EAR’ Residence Zone BB. on tee prescription form, and day afternoon with operating a Garment Our motor vehicle without a license the Parkade Saturday, police called police. Reg. Item 7 Nycrest Corporation — Variance is requested to permit on Branford St. Court date is said. Bags Co-FMrtur* Mrs. Palm retail sales of groceries including bear sales, in addition to gasoline Deitcb was apprehended Low Age •t7 :a 0 HANDWRrnNQ ANALYSIS Nov. 27. READER tnd ADVISOR sales, from aiquroved gasoline service station site — gasoline to be inside the store. The three Price 5 to 8 “TK GoaraotMd RMnlU self-service -7- 488 Center Street — Business Zone H. 1 others, apparently waiting in a 18.99 SMkAYoaSliidinisi... Bon 8 E S Associates-- Variance is requested for convoxion of car outside tee store, left the 14.97*54.66 iff A* aYoaWUlRaottw. Fan forced heating, instant heat. Auto­ aUSSOMGMIC 3rd floor space into 3 room apartment —135-137 hflddte Turnpike pariting lot and were stopped by Pr«-Hollday matic thermostat, tipover safety For youngsters 8 to 12 ...... 5.88 With UiU Ad yoa «rtU And nueh hap- West — Residence Zone C. police on New Bolton Rd. phwn In lov«, marrlase, hwInMa. See thru jiLimbo dress i switch. For office, room or dorm. j,.: For Teens & Adults ...... 7.97 WUl Ml yon what yoa eant to toww Hern 9 James A. McCarthy — Variance is requested to erect an Radsprecher, Sheehan, and L or suit bags; made in | abont Mandf, anamiaa or rivals. How addition to. rear of odsting dwelling, which addition w iH ^ used as Rote were released on 8500 sur­ CARPET U.S.A. Westinghouse 22 Gal. Plastic i NKIMERAnNdB Dwike Mitchell, left, and WilUe Ruff to gain the love o( the ana yea most an office buUding, and variances also requested on the p a r k in g and ety bonds each, and are desire, oontnd or inflnaaos Om actioos FQRmRENIBAND^ the side and yards —122 East Center Street — Business Zone scheduled to appear in Circuit Light Bulbs Trash Can oi anyone evai Unm8> Bth** m and Residence Zone B. , YOUNQPEOPIE Otvet never talUng advice on love, Court 12 at Manchester Nov. 27. ^^M onnatlon pertaining to above may be obtained in tee P la n n in g Deitcb, held in lieu of bond, was Our nt* nilKt* a M Mtaa Afro-American Concert Scheduled courtship, marrlase, divorce and Micrin g;; » o«i i>» mmiaiy If boslneas. Never bUs to remilte the to appear in court today. Reg. separated, canse speedy happy SALE! 6 - 99*^ 2.99 CMMnt «DT br Ihit cMMm K AnENTiONII ^irituals, blues, and rock. 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PAGE POUR - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Mmcfaeiter, Cnnn , M«« , n».. MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. 13, 1972 — PAGE FIVE SuMtmg ll^ralh L«|^l Aid State *s May Get Only Part Of Social Security Hike Founded Oct. /, 1881 ticism HARTFORD (AP) — About have qualified for state welfare 1, when the increase took federal law toe state welfare among the most needy. has affected people who are That apparently was not eligible for food stamps, even if PubUsbed bjr Manchester Publishing Co., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 pjn. Reifuted 6,600 elderly, blind and disabled aid. effect. department deducted all except Connecticut residents are Social Security legislation For example, a person $4 ($8 after Nov. 1 under an taken into consideration when they don’t receive welfare WANTED IS Bissdl Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation depart­ C!HBm GO (AP) — A ranking receiving only a small part of instructs the states to deduct increased exemption; from the toe Social Security increase assistance. Because toe amount telephone 643^11 (AC 203.) receiving $100 per monto in ment, 647-0946. member of the American Bar the new 20 per cent increase in any increase in federal benefits Social Security asristance recipient’s state assistance was formulated and passed in they pay for food stamps is Clean, Late Mo(M Asaodajton says there are few from toe amount received in check. Washington. based on their income, the PubUshed e ^ evening eicept Sundays ' l^fember Audit Bureau of Orculatioa Social Security benefits. before Oct. 1 may have facts ttnauppOTt Vice President Much of the individual state assistance, a state Therefore, instead of getting Social Security increases and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press qualified for an additioi^ $40 in USED C A R S Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail SpiroU^ A g ^ ’s criticism ot a increases, about $125,000 worth welfare official noted Friday. state assistance to reach a $160 in total state-federal aid, reduces their benefits through federal program providing free “I think they (in Washington) Matter. this monto, will go to the state The department keeps the minimum living standard es­ toe recipient got only $144. tend to forget that Social the stamps. Top Prices Paid The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes law ym for poor people. instead, according to state deductioo.- tablished by the state for that The elderly, disabled and For All Makes WllUI|in R. Klaus, chairman Security isn’t enough for some Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial respo^bility for welfare officials. As'a result, much of toe 20 particular person. blind persons affected are only people to five oh,” said Caroline of Ute' ABA’s Committee on The re c ip ie n ts^ ^ jtyecial per cent increase to each a small part of toe total of Both toe state and toe federal CARTER CHEVROLET typograidiical erron appearing in adver­ The 20 per cent increase Packard, who heads government have taken steps to Subscription Rates Legal Aid and Indigent Defen­ cases who haven’iaw h rt>le to recip^t in that special about 375,000 Social Security CO., INC. tisements and other reachng maH<»r in ihe would have added $20 to the per­ Connecticut’s Welfare eliminate any such effect on Payable in Advance dants, said that the issues get along on tlh federal c a te g ^ '^ a s taken out of their son’s monthly social seciirity recipents in Connecticut. 1229 Main Strati Manchester Evening Herald. Agnew raised must not be Assistance Program Services. persons eligible for medicare. assistance alone add therefore welfare'pityments starting Oct. check. But because of the However, many of them are Tb*» W «w>r cent Increase ilso Phom 646-6464 OneMonth|3.25 One Year|39.00 Display advertising closing hours, three stated in "current political Single Copy 15* Six Mcnths |19.S0 full days prior to publication. phrasiwlogy” and accused toe By Cartier, Weekly 75* Three Months |9.75 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon vice president of attaddng the pior to d«y of publication; 12 noon Fridqr program “in the broadest of Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. g e n ^ itie a with almost no sup­ porting evidence.” Agnew’s “enqiburis on minor imperfec­ tions i i ^ ^ program is reaUy an A Productive Congress attem i^tb discredit the There has been a lot of speculation Congress and many may well become whole,” ^ u s added. Agnew wrote in the over the failure of the Republican law. September issue of the ABA party, or more specifically President It would appear to us the Journal toe Legal Services President’s greatest opportunity lies Program . of the Office of WeVe changing the Richard Nixon, to enhance party Economic Opportunity has numbers in the U.S. Senate and in the first session of the Congress become a vehicle for politically House. while the Democratic party motivate attorneys wishing to inqxise on toe public their own Deq>ite his landslide, he failed to undergoes the reorganizaticm that in­ ideas of how society should be Esso name to Exxon : gain control of the Senate which was evitably follows defeat and before s tn ic to ^ members of the Congress in both par­ He c i ^ inidances where the considered within the realm of program has become Involved possibility before the electicm and ties start serious efforts toward their in isitoes such as draft House gains were smaller than party nominati(HU for 1976. counseling', prison inmates’ To celebrate, w e ricdits,^ ^tlwar protests and expected. We think the President will meet free-aAsdph movements. The conclusion reached is that the with some major successes in the “Tqe iist of causes is t coming two years because despite endleSs,” Agnew wrote. *‘But President, being, in a position where toe important thing to note is proudly present a he can’t succeed himself and nbt opposition control of the Congress, the that they have little, or nothing Exploding mUkWseed. (Photo by %lvian Otlara.) having party, control (rf the Congress, two parties as represented in to do with poverty and the problenu peculiar to the poor. may have trouble attaining his Congress, are not too far apart on i“And equally important, 1'* legislative goals. many of the major Issues. The w ^ a most programs now turn away \ individual poor clients designer collection by This may well prove to be true; President, now freed of facing re- Capital Inside with routine legal problons, \ s>^. I however, the outlook for the President election, can assume a less partisan nuuty nevertheless find time to is not as dark as it would appear. role and can and should exercise this engage in practically every cause celebre that comes First, since he has not enjoyed leadership potential for the good of Andreiv Tally along.” party cratrol of the Congress, the the nation. Fare R eport Aatwerhig Agiiew’s charges Ihere will be partisan differences in m Novsnibet' issue of the changes brouf^t about by the election RoU'land Evans and Robert \ovak jouw , Klims said “facts do are not a reversal in the true sense of but we do not believe any thinking not a m ” to support Agnew’s the word. Etemocratic leader in the Congress, Disgusting Exercise WASHINGTON - The McGovern. They seem deter­ first woman chairman and (2) claims. A/ if enormity of the stunning mined to maintain toe party’s require toe removal (rf d ^ ty '' “There is no support for the Second, because )of opposition after assessing the election results, McGovernyHlebacle has leftward crawl, retaining toe chairman Basil Patterson, a innuendo that toe program has tentatively in alliance with the control of Congress/the President can interpret a course of action other WASHINGTON - Perhaps it magnified ^essure for im­ full reforms, including quotas, New York black p o liticiao |^ totopally served middle-class was a blessing that the recently fringe outfits—the abortion-on- mediate dismissal of Jean of 1972. Keeping Mrs. toe one-man, one-woman eS tos- ' to esoteric legal during the past four years has than a moderate,,middle-of-the-road concluded — and, I trust, demand crowd,- the gay Westwood as Democratic Westwood as chairman sym­ Would toe party dare bHaid titotters while a ‘destitute develdped strategy which has one being pursued by the President. generally unmourned — liberatlonists, the draft national chairman, confronting bolizes McGovernism without both women and blacks in (mw mother of five can’t get legal Presidential campaign was dodgers, the welfare-for- enabled him to obtain several major His huge popular vote, despite Sen. the party with a bloody battle McGovern. bloody afternooq,? t help with an eviction notice,”’ such a disgusting exercise of everybody politicians, the far- testing its determination to This attitude is seen in toe Klaus; said. out kooks of femllb. “That’s toe kind of bull pieces of legislation he desired. George McGovern’s apparent the political art. Like a return to centrist politics. mind-boggling decision to name that made us end up with “In an age of significant Revenue-sharing is one of these. unpopularity, cannot be lightly stomach pump, it may be just Predictably, all this produced Our post-election telephone McGovernite lieutenant Rick McGovern in toe first |dace,” government hivolvement in the the therapeutic instrument the a ludicrous and at times a chedu of National Committee Stearns as top staffer of toe fives of individuals, therq has brushed away because anyone vriio lunatic campaign. NlxM never one influential state chiaiiTnan The svreeping vote he received in R ^ b lic needs to get well. members reveal that many party’s new Charter told lis. But even if toe old quota been increasing concern in toe didn’t want to vote for Mc(3overn did In countries with a true personally denied White House liberals, preiviously un- profession and in society, that m the South indicates the so-called, and Commission (granted immense argument is now threadbare, proletariat, the campaign^ involvement in the numerous .cdncerned About Mrs. powers to r e ^ p e the party). todiyitoials aHected by g o y ^ - not have to vote for the President. ethical scandals of his McGovernites prosper mightily much denied. Southern strategy is Would have doomed both* Westwood’s fate, are insisting Though of unquestioned ability, froth the division and toont . action have; a |egal '■^iu 'i Therefore, there is an opportunity Republican and Democratic campaign. Frustrated by the she be purged at the Dec. 9 Stearns unhappily is a red flag ronedy ,to protect against the working. This strategy called for polls that showed him trallhig disorganization of thklr foes.' fo r th e Congress and the parties. Fortunately, it can’t National Committee meeting. to important Jewish fund­ Robert Strauss, the hard- failure of govenvnont to follow Nixon to' soft-pedal support of happen in this essentially Nixon by a wide margijn, Her flat refusal even to administration to make great strides raisers because of past anti- boiled Dallas lawyer universal­ its own laws or regulations,” Republican congressional candidates, bourgeois land because McGovern shifted positions consider quitting sets up the Zionist connections. Klaus said. . everybody has a piece of the ac­ back and forth to suit the ly praised as toe party’s pre- in the next two to four years. The struggle for the soul of the “I simply cannot believe it, McGovern national treasurer, “And legal services laityers, whidl he did. This means the Southern tion or hopes some day to audience of the moment, trying Democratic party, far like other lawyers whose President can, and we believe he will, collect his share of the loot. to find some issue that would and please quote me on that,” now has substantial — but Democratic victors owe him a favor transcending the relatively super fund-raiser Eugene minoirity-support to replace clients are adversely affected provide a less partisan leadership. Fortunately, not because either light a fire under his candidacy. puny powers of her office. by alleged improper govern­ which will probably be sought on party earned a right to survive So — correction. I suppose Wyman of Los Angeles said Mrs. Westwood. His badcing: The Congress can, and we believe it To Democrats now about the appointment of governors, Clapitol HIU, state ment conduct, have asked the certain key issues in the upcoming in the recent unpleasantness, there was a choice, of a sort. demanding Mrs. Westwood’s courts to adjudicate these con­ will, provide a more conservative but because the chaos that Nixon told the voters not to ask Stearns, barred from California chairmen and, not Congress as the President and his head, she symbolizes the during the campaign. Non­ insignificantly, from Wyman. troversies,!’ he wrote. would follow their dissolution is any questions. McGovern McGovernite politics that drove assessment to our national problems. participation of such But Strauss’s ties with ’I^exas, Republican legislative leaders use the too untidy to contemplate. p ro m i^ that no matter what off the essential and traditional Accommodation, rather than But there may be one or two question they asked, his Democratic fund-raisers as oil and John B. Connally coalitiim of Republicans and Southern white workingman’s vote and Wyman was a heavy burden to disqualify him for many anti- confrontation, will be applied as rational men — or women — on answers would be what they now threatens to turn the party conservative Democrats to muster toe McGovern campaign. Thus, both sides who will see the wanted to hear. into a heavily ideologized Westwood ^bcral successfully to the domestic issues as Stearn’s appointment indicates Veterans the vote majorities on key issues. handwriting on the wall and H. L. Mencken once wrote faction of intellectuals and committeemen, whose support no lessons have been learned by is split among some four or five it has been to our foreign problems in decide it is time to take broom that there could be no serious minority groups. Although the That is not to say the coalition is a Mrs. Westwood. others. • Form Dorni the past two years. This, if we are and mop to the Augean Stables radical movement in this party’s inherent strength easily i n permanent fixture or in effect a new their parties have become. If country unless we lost a war. Typically, toe pro-Westwood Given that split, the correct, could mean a very productive survived the McGovern debacle campaign is far better they don’t clean house, they will His words should be a warning this time, mainstream Westwood camp hopes to. skirt “conservative” party, but it does organized than the anti- Co-Op and significant Congress and get what they deserve, namely to both parties today, because Democrats fear continued con­ Dec. 9 without a vote, then hold Westwood effort. Mrs. on unUl toe 1974 elecUon. The mean many of the major legislative administration at a point in history a third party that will either although we may emerge from trol by McGovernites could lay the Vietnam War with our Westwood’s Watergate opera­ landslide may have changed CHENEY, Wash. (AP) - proposals will advance Jn the elect a President in 1976 or waste down to state local About 70 men, most of them when both are sorely needed. drive everybody mad in the “honor” intact, the scoreboard levels the next time. tion has been preoccupied not that. One important state chair­ < with toe McGovern campaign veterans of the. Vietnam war, attempt. says we didn’t win it. I say But in their blithe reaction to man told us, “’The T)emocratic watch it, fellows, or we’ll wake but with nailing down her party cannot afford keeping have joined together here in Never mind how the people the massacre, Mrs. Westwood making Sutton Hall on the voted. It was clear almost from up in 1976 to find the Right chairmanship. For example, Jean Westwood.” A big' dty and her supporters see little she is using 25 unfilled, at-large Eastern Washington State The Innocent the outset that Republicans, Party and the Left Party more than ineptitude and bad Irader put it more "colorfully: seats ^n the expanded National College campus the nation’s Democrats and Independents fighting it out for the Presiden­ luck (as in the Eagleton affair) '"niese goddman fools tinned Committee, plus the 100- off every Democrat in the first veteran-operated i H were enamored of neither cy. by candidate George w i member Charter Commission, country and we’ve got to'ride cocqierative dormitory. Richard Nixon nor George ’They’ve banded together to B ystander McGovern. There’s no way of as patronage to solidify her them out of town.’- ■ p re i^ o u s perch. So, Democratic governors help each othier bridge the gap proving it, but five will get you Open Forum between niilitary ami civilian ten that most voters opted for plan to meet in St. Lois pec. 8. A rt Hoppe congratulations to Bill Advising her is toe shrewdest Democratic state chaihnan fife throqgh education, accor­ the candidate they disliked R e w a r d i n g old pro on the party’s left ding to 'Larry Williams, the least. Indeed, 90 per cent of the Fitzgerald and wish him much confer in Washington a week To the editor; success in his post of probate fringe: John F. EngUsh of New earlier. Whether the sdwol’s veteran’s affairs coor­ mail reaching this desk I would like to thank all of the York, whom Mrs. Westwood No Sick Mondays With Glorious Transit complained that there was no judge. He will, I know, be a mainstream party leaders fare dinator., people who supported me in my worthy successor to Judge will name as toe committee’s any better than they did in “There have been other kinds viable third-party candidate on quest for the probate judgeship. of veterans’ organizations on the ballot. Wallett. general counsel. The trying to stop McGovern is now WASHINGTON - Oh, how While in toe end we were Westwood-English strategy is* campuses around the nations, the giant strides forward of this son, Irwin, collapse in his chair “ Irwin!” says Mr. Wasp, Well, the electorate Sincerely, toe first major test for toe with his paper, down three unsuccessful, it was a most Ronald Jacobs to argue that dumping her Democratic party in toe afte-- but this is the first to form an -V modem technological age will grabbing his surprised son’s swallowed hard and made its rewarding experience. organized coiqierative and to martinis, gobble his dinner hand. “ I’m afraid I haven’t had 65 Highwood Drive would (1) constitute an mato of its worst Presideatial affect the lives of us all! Take Hobson's Choice. But I don’t I have already expressed my “impeachment” of toe party’s lease a dormitory building from rapid transit. , moodily, turn on the television much time to be a good dad to believe the voters will tolerate Manchester defeat in history. ^ - set and fall unconscious — a a college for veterans’ For years, Washingtonians you. But now let’s have a long another such situation four housing,” he said. and San Franciscans, to cite human wreck. talk about your hopes, your years hence. Unless their At 10 p.m. Felicia, as The cooperative agreed to„ two examples, haven’t been dreams and your philosophy of memories are, incredibly short, pay toe school $1,200 a year to able to tell their rapid transit tuckered as he from a long day life.” they will accept neither a of cooking, scrubbing, lease the unoccupied building. systems from a hole in the Well, that’s always a candidate who was foisted on "The veterans can buy ground. chauffenring and telephoning, mistake. But the incipient fist the Democratic Party by a tiny would throw a bucket of water maintenance supplies through Bat now we are on the verge fight is interrupted by the minority of malcontents or a the college procuremoit office, of seeing the day when these on him and they would stagger arrival of dinner — half raw Republican nominee who ran on Free FOR PRE-BOARDINS thqf’ve hired two'of the swift, silent, sumptuous, up to bed—pitiful victims of an lamb stew. Felicia is now in a platform of divine ri^ t. V outmoded trchnology. sciiuriN living in Suttm to act as streamlined cars will whisk the tears. What was mostly wrong with janitors, keeping the places happy conunuter vast distances But now the miracle of "Don’t worry, dear,” says <2KS> ThermAAAare cup with fill-up. this year’s campaign was the eyes II I clean,” Williams said. from his crffice to his home in a modem rapid transit! Mr. Wasp, trying to put his almost absolute power of the There’s Mr. Wasp, bursting in INSPECTION ^i «>allPUNES “’This is a case of veterans j^ere’s a beautiful gift to celebrate our get the matching beverage server for twinkling. We may even see arms around her. “I’ll take you Presidency to nnange not only a helping veterans.” that day in our own lifetimes. the door at 6:07 p.m. He’s out dancing! ” party but the whole electoral new name: Therm-Ware cups by de­ only $4.95, and the serving tray for rested and refreshed from his Williams suggested the co-op Think of the effect this “Dancing!” she sobs. “Rush, process. Richard Nixon was the an>foacfa working here may be signer David Douglas. White-on-white $1.65 (suggested prices)-little more miracle will have on any typical swift, silent, sumptuous ride rush,' rush all day' — I can RepubUcan Party. All the big teme. His paper’s read and he’s parti of the answer in getting than half what they’ve sold for else­ suburban couple. Like, say, hardly walk.” And she falls money flowed to him — 11- Vietium veterans badi into to complement any decor. Collecting Wilbur and Felicia Wasp. slept an hour longer that asleep on the couch without morning. ' million alone from the Chicago civilian*'fife. is easy. You get one free with a gaiso- where. An unusual offer? You bet. For 16 years, Mr. Wasp has doing the dishes. insurance agent, W. aement He jaid the Sutton Hall vets ____ But then we don’t wearily Irtt the office at 5:30 “ Hi, there, you beautiful When he awakens her at 10 by Stone. His single purpose, to iine fill-up at par­ doll!’’ he cries, sweeping agreiefl to five in a dormitny- p.m., trudged to the Atilla the gently carressing her cheek, which party strategy was type atnuwphere because “thty ticipating stations, change our name Hun Garage, bailed out his Felicia into his arms and trying she opens one baleful eye and directed, was to win own to plant a lingering kiss on her can belp one another and they and most of our every day. Drive in, battered car, fought his way says, “I’ve got a headache.” race, and the devil take other don’f have the same type of into the traffic Jam on The lips. ‘Mmmmmm.” “Again?” he says and goes stations are partici­ start your collec­ But she pushes him away, Republican candidates. ' restricthns toe regular campus Millard Fillmore Elxpressway out jogging. As a result, George donju have.’* pating. To complete S\ tion, and celebrate and—after 92 minutes of hom- Udying her hair. “Not in front Well, naturally, in a month .€ss^ of Irwin,” she says. “Besides, I McGovern was frequently AS'iu ^3aunple« there are no your set, you can with us. blowing, finger-tapping, brake- Mr. Wasp sues Mrs. Wasp for driven to the desperation of controlled visiting hours at Sut­ slamming, nerve-jangling, haven’t had time to make divorce on the grounds of myself pretty, what with demagoguery. Almost all his ton Hall. wheel-wrestling — arrived incompatibility, joins a positions were taken and A single room costs the An old friend has a new name. home at 7:10 p.m. rushing to get dinner ready an Swinging Singles (Hub, marries hour earlier. And it was an hour almost all his speeches were veteran $25 a month. All rent Every evening, he would a blonde 14 years his junior and made in self-defense. Worse, he goes into the co-op to pay for grunt at Felicia, snarl at his later before I got the breakfast becomes a director of ’Die dishes done and . . .’’ was forced to give the the ^iMing coato, janitors and Sensual Freedom League. impression that he was at least other staff.' . PA

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KLing-Tinklepaugh Churchill-Sirak Weddings and Engagements Today in History By T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Monday, Nov. 13, the 318th day of 1972. There are 48 days left in the year. Knfght-V andervoort BBB Manager Today’s highlight in history: FUnnery, Kerry Ann, daughter of William P. and Linda On this date in 1941, the Seidel Flannery of 290 Bidwell St. She was bom Oct. S in St. Duplicate Bridge To Address British aircraft carrier Ark Francis Hospitiil, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Royal was torpedoed and sunk Results of the Manchester Women’s Club and Mrs. Victor E. Seidel of East Hartford. Her paternal Results (rf the KofC duplicate in the Mediterranean. Only 18 Bridge Club duplicate bridge grandmother is Mrs. Nellie Flannery of Hartford. Her maternal bridge gamb played Thursday of the crew survived. game played Friday are as Donald E. Dougherty, great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood of M an^ster. are:,|ll follows: North-South: On this d a te - follows: North-South: Geoffrey manager of the Hartfoid Better first'/ Mrs. Maury Brown and in 1794, President George Brod and Brian Tan; second, Business Bureau, will discuss Krause, Dawn Marie, daughter of Paul and Margaret Wilson Mrs. Philip Holway; second, Washington sent an army into A.A. Pyka and Dr. Saul Coten; consumer fraud at the Krause of South St., Coventry. She was bom Nov. 1 at Windham Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan and Pennsylvania to suppress the third, James Baker and Manchester Junior Women’s Community Memoriai Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Sidney Stein; third, Mrs. so-called “ Whiskey Rebellion.” Richard Tisebhuser; East- Club’s Wednesday meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilson of Manchester. Her paternal Ronald Wadsworth and Mrs. Frontiersmen had put up armed West, first, Joseph Davis and 8:15 p.m., at the Masonic Tem­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krause of Coventry. Her Oalin Davies. Also, East-West, resistance to federal taxation Edward Conway; second, Mrs. ple. paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Jeannette Moyer of East first. Bin. Roy Warren and on liquor they distilled. Norma Fagan and Robert Strat­ A graduate of Dartmouth Hartford. She has a sister, Shannon Elizabeth, 2. , Mrs. James McLau^ilin; se­ In 1849, California adopted a ton; third, Mrs. Mary Roy and College, Dougherty is responsi­ cond, Mrs. Ralph Catlett and ble for administration of the state constitution. Tesauro, Erik John, son of Anthony P. and Paula Popicfc Satya Pabawul. Mrs. Lyiiun Burgess; third, Bureau as well as co-ordinating In 1918, the R epublic of Tesauro of 23 Geraldine Dr., Ellington. He was bom Oct. 27 at Mrs. Robert Dunfield and Mrs. its activities with various area Austria was proclaimed. Manchester Memorial Hoqiital. His maternal grandparents are A nationwide charity game Roger Crafts. Winners of the advertisers, other agencies and In 1927, the Holland ’Tunnel Mr. and Mrs. Metro Popick of Hartsdale, N.Y. His paternal will be played Friday. Pre-dealt turkey game were Mrs. Maury the media. His office also edits was opened under the Hudson grandmother is Mrs. Vincenza Tesauro of Norwalk. He has a hands with analysis will be Brown and Mrs. Philip Holway. a monthly publication entitled River, linking New York and brother, James, 3. played nationwide. Compete New Jersey. nationwide for prizes and con­ “ Better Business News.” Results of the Andover In 1942, the naval battle of tribute to the ACBL Charity. The telewarning sy stem Bridge Club duplicate bridge which is currently ridding Guadalcanal began in the game played ^day are as Pacific war and turned into a Results of the South Windsor greater Hartford of passers of follows: first, Mrs. Kay defeat for Japan. Bridge Club dupicate bridge stolen checks and cri»llt cards'^ Horrigan and Burt Smyth; se­ In 1946, the Supreme Court game played Nov. 7 are as w as a brainchild of Mr. cond, Mrs. Francis Haines and ruled that racial segregation on follows: first and second, Mr. Doughertys. ’This system has Joyce Driskell; and third, Mr. public buses was and Mrs. Fred Baker; first and been so successful that it has and Mrs. Donald Weeks. been adopted by other cities in unconstitutional. second, James Baker and Ed Ten years ago; West Gterman Conway; third and fourth, Mr. the United States and Canada. Results of the duplicate Cliancellor Konrad Adenauer and Mrs. Stephen Jackson ; and He was also instrumental in the bridge game played Nov. 6 at arrived in Washington for con­ third and fourth, Mrs. Dell foundation of several trade the Marchester Community Y ferences with President John Hartman and Mrs. Eleanor associations and trade practice are as follows; North-South, codes which have improved Kennedy and other U.S. Pue. The next game will be officials. first, Mrs. John Hyde and Mrs. Edaoni Bodnr FInlo both advertising and trade played Tuesday, Nov. 21. Frank Horton; second, Mrs. practices. Another feature of Mrs. Paul Dennis Churchill Elaine Webster and Mrs. Bar­ Mrs. Edward Wayne King th e evening will be a bara Hellmann; third and V photography contest open to fourth tied, Mrs. John BRING YOUR St. Columba Roman Catholic Patricia Jurovaty of Storrs, Service of Willimantic. Joseph Cfrol Ann ’Tinklepaugh blue veil. She carried a bouquets, club members and their McLaughlin and Mrs. John Churdi in Colmubta was the cousin of the bride; Miss Sheila Beckish of Columbia, was WELFARE-UNION DChester and Edward of pink and blue carnations. families. Reginal Pinto of the Boyle, and Mrs. Tanash Photo by Joseph Saternli scene Oct. 7 of the candlelight Misovlch of Manchester; Miss rlngbearer. King of Rodcville were Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Manchester Herald will act as Atoynatan and Mrs. C. wedding of Miss Susan Jean Susan Tulis of West Willington; n iak ried Nov. 4 at Firit Sunseri of Warehouse Point and judge. A reception was held at the Koropatkin. SIrak of (Columbia to Paul Den­ and Mrs. Christine Churchill of INSURANCE Qpdgreipttlonai Church in South Miss Janet Tinklepaugh of The club’s conservation Willimantic Country Club in AIm , East-West; first, Mrs. Mrs. Marlin Jerry Knight Jr. nis CSiurchill of WiUlmantic. WiUlmantic, sister-in-law of the l^Adaor. Manchester, sister of the bride. committee is again selling WUUmantic. For a wedding trip Joan Gagne and Mrs. Ann ’The bride is the daughter of bridegroom. Miss Susan PRESCRIPTIONS Iphe bride is the daughter of ’Their gowns were identical to color Christmas cards depic­ to Lake George, Mrs. Churchill Skenderizui; second, Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Slrzdc Becklsh of Columbia, was to M fi and Mrs. Harry ;L. that of the honor attendant, Jane Ellison Vandervoort of bridegroom is the son of Mr. ting the nativity scene which is wore a two-piece gray and red Willhide and Mrs. Mark of Pine St. ’The bridegroom is flower girl. ’Tinklepau^ of 181 HoUlsterSt. except in wine red velvet and Somers and Marlin Jerry and Mrs. Marlin J. Knight of displayed annually in Center light wool slack suit. The couple Kovacs; and third, Mrs. Roy the son of Mr. and Mrs. ’The maid of honor wore an PINE PHARMACY ’IlKr iindegroom is the son of light pink chiffon. They carried Knight Jr. of Tolland were un­ South River Rd., Tolland. Park. The cards are $2.50 per will live in Havelock, N.C. Warren and Mrs. Charles Freeman Churchill of emerald green velvet gown and hh the l4te Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ited in marriage at St. John’s The Rev. Paul J. Bowman of box and may be purchased from where the bridegroom is i Conti'f S t 'bouquets of blue and pink car­ WiUlmantic. the bridesmaids wore gold kauni. Rodcville. * Episcopal Church in Vernon Rockville performed the Mrs. William Hanley of 281 stationed with the U. S. Marine nations. The Rev. Victor of St. Colum­ velvet. Their gowns were 'Rev. Lloyd Williams of Saturday afternoon. double-ring ceremony. Mrs, Green Rd. and Mrs. John Corps. Roger King of East Hartford, ba Roman Catholic Church of­ designed with vee-neckline the First Congregational The bride is the daughter of Wilfred Lutz of Rockville was Motowidlak of 16 Frederick Rd. Hoald pboto by Bucdvidui brother of the bridegroom, was ficiated at the double-ring edged in ivory Venise lace, ChQTch, South Windsor, of­ M r. and Mrs. James E. the organist*. For special music Proceeds from the sale will go R eserve your... ^Fall Fantasy^ Fashion Show best man. Ushers were John ceremony. short puffed sleeves with a ruf­ ficiated at the double-ring yandervoort of Somers. The during the ceremony, Thomas to the Save Case Mountain Fund O’Briant of South Windsor and The bride, given lit,Marriage fle edged with lace, empire Richard Pelikan, Mrs. Donato Lauria, and Mrs. Richard oj)6pnony- The altar center- Mason, brother-in-law of the which the club is actively Memters of St. Margaret Mary Ladies Guild of South ‘•.K Sgt. Ralph King of the U. S. Air- by her father, wore at)0wn of bodices and A-line skirta. Their Choicesf Meats'In Townl was of carnations and liSSS-ISSSSS-SSSSS bride, and Warren Ball sang supporting. WEDDING Windsor try on outfits they will model at the “Fall Balboni. Hairstyles are courtesy of Spell of Beauty in F orce stationed in Alaska, candlelight satin and peau headpieces were bows of ivory and accompanied themselves The meeting is open to guests F i^ s y ” fashion show, Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the church South Windsor. Barbara Davis of D&L is fashion brother of the bridegroom. Woodcock-Wheeler d’ange lace fashioned with a satin ribbon. They carried INVITATION Ih e bride, given in marriage on guitars. and prospective members. .hall, 80 Hayes Rd. All set for fall and winter in fashions coordinator. Tickets are |2. Door prizes will be awarded A reception was held at the The engagement of Barbara Jewel neckline, empire waist, pewter candleholders with a cut TUfSDAY ONLY SPECIAU by her fathw, wore an empire Miss Kathleen A. Carlo of Anyone interested in CATALOGUES fronr Davidson & Leventhal in Vernon are, from left, I^ s. and refreshments served. lAM HaU, Main St., East Hart­ Kusmik Woodcock of Bolton to long sleeves and an A-line skirt glass chimney, and trimmed gown of peau de sole with a Vernon was the maid of honor. membership in the organization Delivered to your home ford, after which the couple left Stephen Headrick of with a full chapel train. Beaded with yellow, brown and orange To Wed In Italy lace-trimmed bodice and blsbop Bridal attendants were Mrs. may contact Mrs. Charles FREE. Select your paper for Horida. For traveling Mrs. Manchester, has been an­ peau d’ange lace and satin rib­ mums. The flower girl wore a siev es. Her flo«H>length^ veil David Vittner of Rockville, Carsky, membership chairman, trousseau in the coihfort of Robert M. Genovesi of Vemcm, proprietor of the State 4-H Officers About Town King wore a yellow pantsuit nounced by her parents, Mr. bon trimmed the bodice, skirt similar gown in pumpkin color fell fnm a Juliet heacWece. with green accessories. They and Mrs. William Kusinik of Miss Marie A. Williamson of 86 Kenneth Dr., Vernon. your own home. 10% Off Bentley School will hold its and train. Her camelot cap of and c a lle d a basket of fall Barber Stop in Manchester for 40 years> will depart for Edgar Circle will meet ■ 'I I, She carried a bouquet of white will reside in Rockville. Bolton. Ellington, and Miss Susan for a limited time only. autumn potluck supper ’Tuesday candlelight satin and pearled mums. Ma^linano, Sabino, Italy, next week, where he will join his The first meeting of The Tuesday morning at 9:15 a.m. miniature carnations^ and Mrs. King is employed at Mr. Headrick is the son of Gagnon of East Hartford. One-half deposit require -.Helping Hands 4-H. Club was at 7 p.m. Dr. James Kennedy, at Susannah Wesley Hall for a lace held a three-tiered illuaion Neal Churchill of Williman- fiancee, Im rle EkKci,' of Maglinano, Sabino, Italy. n#oetbeiirt roses. Aetna Life & Casualty Co. in ,Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler of Junior bridesmaid was Miss Barry-Haney with each oitler. WE carry held recently under the superintendent of schools, will veil. She carrldini'bduquet of tlc, warhls brother’s best man. (Gienove^ serv^ as preiiident of the Manchester local 23, “ Sharing Circle.’ ’ Miss Susan B ilyda o f Bristol, Hartford as a senior lapse Manchester. He is employed by Ellen J. Walinski, niece of the leadership of Michele and be present. ’The book fair will white roses, miniature car­ Ushers were Michael SIrak of many wanted styles. ) 'I the Connecticut Master Barber’s Protective Association was maid cd honor. She wore an calculator. Yankee Craftsman of bride, of Tolland. Miss Kristen Mr. and Mrs. Steve Barry of nations, Star flowers, German Margie Pella. be open after the supper for The WCTU of South United Columbia, brother of the bride; Tel. 649-9185 for several years and was awarded a plaque citing him for enipire tow n w lft a royal blue Mr. King is employed at Manchester. Mason, niece of the bride, of Franklin, N. H. announce the statice and camellia foliage. Brenda Foley and Debbie browsing and buying. Methodist Church will meet ittflHUNO nuw MAIKET- David J. Ridolfl of MSnehester, I Preferably after 5 P.M. his many years of service to the local Association in lOffi. velvet sUrt and lig^t blue chif­ Eebnomy Builders Inc. as a No date has been set for the Vernon, was the flower girl. engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia O’Brien of cousin of the bride; Rodney Mangano were welcomed as ’Tuesday morning at 10:30 in the 317 HUrhland St^ MBnchestQi>r-PJume 346<>4277 n ; Creative Printery He has bMn active in the Manchester Italian American fon top. She wore a Juliet head- carpenter. wedding. Wayne Knight of Tolland Geraldine, to John T. Haney III, Columbia was maid of honor. Macintosh of Columbia, cousin new members. The Manchester Young Reception Hall. piece with shoqkier-lengtl^ light served as his brother’s best I A ll’Types o f Printing Club, Army & Navy Club, Manchester Lodge of Elks and son nf Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bridesmaids were Miss of the bridegroom; William Republicans will meet Tuesday man. Ushers were John Hale of The following officers were Haney Jr. of Manchester. Sons of Italy. Genovesi,, who plans to reside in Italy, wishes at 7:30 p.m. in the coffee room Rockville, Gary Bedor of to thank his iminy friends and patrons who have visited his elected: Whitney Whitaker, of the town hall. A discussion of Miss Barry, a graduate of w o c ^ V. Vernon, and Jeffrey O’Bara of president; Cheryl Bassett, the election and plans for the gaaftreaaaaca&m m sgasftparsons-W hite Franklin, (N.H.) High School shop Over the years. No date has been set for the wedding. Tolland. Scott Voboril, cousin and Concord (N.H.) Commer­ treasurer; Debbie Mangano, remainder o f the year will he Bridesmaids were Miss of the bridegroom, of Tolland, cial (College in Concord, N. H., secretary; Alison Bassett and held. Club membership is open Deborah Parsons of was the ring bearer. is presently the marketing ad­ Brenda Foley, r ^ r t e r s ; and to those who are 18 to 40 years Manchester, sister of the After a reception at the ministrator for Northeast Elec­ For the 1st Time — A -ByCLAYR-POLLAN- Lori Pitts, scrapbook. old. ASin LIIRA bridegroom; Mrs. Susan White Ellington Ridge Country Club, tronics Corp. in Concord. MAS. II JM Your M fy AeHrity Guido JK SEWING TIME Following election of of­ of Manchester, the bride’s the couple left for a wedding Her fiance is a graduate of -»AM. » • ^ According lo Iho Start. 't The Gospel Dance Choir of To develop message for Tuesday, ficers, members worked on a sister-in-law; and Mrs. Gail trip to Bermuda. The couple the Former Holy Trinity School ,17-22.3545 4.18^-34/ the Center Congregational read words corresponding to numbers variety of projects including Lynne White of Manchester, the will live at Northgate Apts., in Hartford, and of St. Anselm’s t oW 4 5 W 0 4a»3Q-68 V Guest Speaker Church will meet tonight at 6:45 IT’S UNHEARD OF ...... BUT ^TAUSUS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO record books, sewing boxes, bride’s sister-in-law. South St., Rockville, after Nov. College in Manchester, N.H. He 61 Bit Mrs. Polly Foxe of Ellington, in the church sanctuary. AW. 20 I Not 31 For ocr. i2( and also discussed the parts of F E I N T E D Their gowns were identical to 20. is presently a teacher in the 32 Awoy 62 Bockground a member of the International ( ^ m a V ZO 3 8 « 33 W ork 63 Keep nor. z» ■ the sewing machine. OUTING iXAN N Xl the honor attendants except Mrs. Knight is a graduate of Franklin (N.H.) School System. 4 Tofiay 34 For 64 A Society of Grapho-analysis, will ’The Loyal Circle o f Center To Celebrate Our 1st Birthday, We’re ^ 1- 5-10-31 3847-51-5Ti New project leaders are Mrs. ruby red. Rockville High School, A June wedding is planned. B/A9-S0-73 5Good 35 Spiced 65 Suit be guest speaker at the second Congregational Church will 6 A 36 Associate 66 Helpful W-72-78 ■ Judy Pitts, cooking; and Mrs. Dainty, mini design florals on pastel or white Miss Cheryl Hammond of Manchester Community Having A Very SPECIAL SALE This Week GIMINI 7 Loved 37 Not 67 In SAGITTAKIUSwswi I meeting of the Episcopal meet at 7:45 tonight in the 8'Executivet 38 Be 68 Appointment; Jean Bassett, arts and crafts. back^ounds. Great color selection! Bridgeport, the bride’s cousin College, and Hartford Hospital 69 Work NOK. Churchwomen,Tuesday in Nelli Federation Room. 20 9 In 39 Be was flower girl. Her gown was School of Respiratory 'Therapy. 10 Day 40 Could 70 Of DK.l*c. ?» ^ 1 Hall of St. Mary’s ' Episcopal Rag. 50# yd. styled to match the maid of She is employed at the Hartford ?(7-12-2(M4 M Ones 41 On 71 Mood ^^f9-2440('Q To make fried tomatoes !^53-7M0:W 12 One 42 Be 72 Don't Church. A potluck supper will honor’s. Hospital as a respiratory 13 If 43 In 73 Chores be served at 6:30 p.m. extra special and tasty, dip CANCIR 44 Is 74 Don't C A M K O aN Machine wash cotton Ralph Pemberton of therapist. Mr. Knight is a 10% o f f 14 Procticot them in cheese cracker crumbs Following the dinner, Mrs. > \ J U «Z t 15 Background 45 Foods 75 Sensitive O K . ZZ 38” W ide Manchester was best man. graduate of Ellington High and fry in the'usual way. The 16 Don't 46 Ardent 76 Certoin ydL zz JAN. ft Foxe, a well-known Ushers were Gary White of School and the University of 17 Exotic 47 Consistent 77 Argue r*< tomatoes have a more 181s 48 ConfererKes 78 Waver 8-9-15-28; graphologist, who taught 1./ Manchester, the bride’s Hartford School of attractive golden brown The Incomparable 1-^76-79-89 19 Secret 49 Tocklir>g 79 Things 355546 ' courses in handwriting analysis brother; William Gauruder of 20 Shows 50 Agreements 80 H is/ ^ r ACRYUC Engineering. He is employed at appearance, and the cheese ■■ iO 21 Officials 51 In 81 Dreom AQUARIUS at Vernon’s Adult Evening Manchester and Arthur Berry the Burroughs Corp. in Tolland. adds zip and taste. VERMONT WOODEN TOYS lULY 22 22 Of 52 Irritotirig 82 Pleosont School for eight years, will 23 Floor ' 53 Side 83 Your of Enfield. .A US. ZZ 24 Revealed 54 The 84 To «»• » : l analyze and discuss Among the out of town guests 2-11-25^39 25 Moy 55 Be 85 Clouds 514ri523ii523J^ PRWTS handwriting. w as A ke Nordlundh of V '58-61-75 26 M oy 56 Become 86 Cooperote 3241-81 I 27 An 57 Your 87 Surprise risen Each person atfhnding is Skeliftea, Sweden, former VIRGO 28 Will 58 A 88 Personolity irs . AUG. 22 29Good 59 Somehow 89 Secret requested to-hrlng her favorite Smashing NEW selections of brilliant super American Field Service student V swr. zz 30 Probobly 60 Special 90 Mood writing instrument. screen prints! w ho graduated from 11/14 Reservations for the dinner FL>>,21-26-3742 Neutral l527-3644i| Wethersfield High School in 7-71-84-86 € 52-74-77 1 may be made by calling Mrs. Vivid designs that need lit­ 1967 and is a close friend of the Rdnald Hewdtt or the Church tle or no ironing. White family. office. A reception was held at the Of Mancheater If there is a hole in the body 100% Acrylic For a child’s birthday cake, snd Vsmon of a rug, sew a patch on the Machine wash KofC Hall, Main St., cover a simple one-egg cake wrong side. Make a patch large 44/45” Wide t •' * Manchester. with strained baby fruit mixed “The Formal enough to overlap the raw The couple left on a wedding with enough powdered sugar tc edges at least 2 or 3 inches, trip to Stowe, Vt. and will make a tasty frosting. Wear K lng“ then hook new yarns-or strips #2001 reside at 45 Wellman Rd., fo r th e of cloth to fill in the hole, as Manchester. for bare spots. Make a few of Mrs. Parsons, a 1971 graduate Largest the rows extend out in the lOUBLE NITS of Manchester High School, Is a Salactlon INVITATION body of the rug, raveling out Licensed Practical Nurse at some good loops if necessary. ouble nits Hartford Hospital. This helps to strengthen the ' I \ Amerlcsn HeriUje Photo TO BID M r. Parsons is a 1970 edges around the hole and to graduate of Manchester High FOnUMAL The Town of Manchester, in blend the new material with Mrs. Kenneth Eugene Parsons conjunction with the Capitol the old. Finish by putting a School and is employed at Sage Exciting new novelty stitches on 10^ to 12>4 ounce Allen Co., in Hartfi^. Region Purchasing Council, lining on the entire back. Miss Pamela Marie White of headpiece teld the bride’s three Polyester BDouble Knit. WUR will receive sealed Bids at the Manchester and Kenneth tier elbow4ength veil. Office of the Capitol Region Fabuloi^S selection Eugene Parsons of Manchester, Miss Kathy Flanagan of Far­ For a tossed green salad, Purchasing Council, 179 Allyn Th Chri»tma QItt Show 9 9 o f fa ll colors. were united in marriage Satur­ mington was maid of honor. She make a dressi ng of three parts FOR TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY! Street, Hartford, Connecticut 4.98 viliM t day at St. James Church, wore an empire gown of royal of salad oil to one part of lemon 06103 until November 28,1972 at SEVENTH ANNUAL Machine Wash Manchester. blue velvet trimmed with juice or vinegar. Add 10:00 A.M., E.S.T. for: Just in time for Christmas and Hanukkah, ■ Tumble Dry _____ Thd bride is the daughter of voiice lace and satin ribbons. seasonings to taste. Use RENT -enough dressing to nicely coat so shop early — supply is limited. Gasoline, motor oils and a n t iq u e s m a r k e t Blr. i i M ^ . Paul W. White of She wore a matching Juliet- lubricants 56/60’’ Wide ■ ■ |i each leaf when tossed. East of the River... 67 P iw SL The bridegroom is style headpiece. All the latest styles and colors in Bid forms and specifications the stxf of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W e also stock stock . . . nothing to send away for. gfe available at the Capitol f.NlAHGIIl lOSHOW DET*II. Shop fo r gifts that never go oilt o f s ty le ; K. Parsons of 105 Pine St. Ruffled Shirts in We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20, Region Purchasing Council Of­ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 ^ gifts that grow more valuable year after year... The Rev. ’Thomas Barry, the latest colors. Men’s Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, fice, 179 Allyn Street, Hartford, Happinoss Is m m Manchester High School Cafeteria...41 top Matching d l^ o n d engagement and Wedding ring sets, budget- former assistant pastor of St. 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, 36-42 Connecticut 06103. priced from $100 to $125 tlie pair. In 14K white or yellow gold. Antique Dealers are exhibiting . . . James Church, ofHclated. k m a a s m i K Extra Short. Copies of Bid forms and if em um im kj 3SOAKSTREET MANCHESTER PHONE 643-78*5 Sat., Nov. 18,10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. EASY PAYMENTS INVITED • ’The bride, given in marriage sp ecifica tion s m ay be .iex- by hek hither, wore a white Whatavar tha Occasion — Sea * Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00 to 5:30; Thursdays till 9:00 ^ S O - F R O F « _ _ amined at the General Services Sun., Nov. 19,10 a.m. to 6 p.m. nylon organza and chantilly Lunebebn^te-roast beef dinner l^t. eve and I TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Office, 41'Center Street, always first quality fabrics lace gown. It was styled with a Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Sun. n ooij^ eason able. Parking fo r 500 cars I SLte. DRY CLEANINB- $ 1.50 REGAL MEN'6 GHORI man^huin collar, bishop sleeves ~THf COKtHtrt MfH i STOKB- Town of Manchester, Admission fl.SO-one or two admitted with this and foil skirt with an attached J Qmlllf Speed Queen Egulpmeiit 901-907 Main St. Trl-CIty Plaza Connecthiwt - advertisement for only |1.00 each ' JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 lie.SHOPPING CENTER chapel-length train. ’The yoke MANCHESTER V E R N O N R .B .W ein , Sponsored by the Manchester Rotary Club. I 968 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER U 51 TOLLANP TPKE. — EXIT 93 At 1-86 was accented with Venice lace O pen M on. thru Sat. Open MON. Friday General Manager ...... Hartfrod - Middletown > N ib w Britain t e l . 646-7728 ap|4iqnes and the ileeves and BaCON LIUNDROMAT ~309GreenRd. ^ 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 were of chantilly lace. A T hu rsd a y until 9 P.M. Saturday until 5:30 ^ lace and seed pearl Camelot

4 ..t PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Nov. 18. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ,MaiKdiester, COnn., Mon., Nov. 1 8 ,1 9 7 2 - PAGE NINE Marks Jr. - Moody Pantaluk-Davis Wright-Cusano ^ ^ r^arty Control Of State House Not Without Political Risks

Assembly simply refused to a Democratic Senate during his RepubUcan Ueutenant gover­ Beth Ann Moody of Norton, ByDONMEIKLE reacted to them and the wiU want to be partners. They, MeskiU should have a honey­ accept Dempsey’s tax program first two years in office. Bpt Ohio, became the bride of IPrete Writer General Assembly Republicans too, are elected officials; they moon of sorts. And It Aould nor. But they punished John and the D ^ o c r a t lc governor take a little whUe for the GOP Lodge was voted out two yean Lodge by electing his William Marks Jr. of for the ftrst time then took their cue from him. have districts which expect found himself vetoing bills to develop the internal rivalries later. Democratic opponent, Wadsworth, Ohio, at a ^decades, Conaectlcut Now Out the RepubUcans are them to represent their con­ COOPERATIVE passed by his fellow and abrasions which are in­ The voters weren’t really Abraham Ribicoff. candlelight service In St. Paul ke"^governed by a going to be the majority, it’s stituents hs weU as their party Democrats. evitable in a majority and mad at the Republican party, The hazards of having things Methodist Church in Ntnton on governor and a fair for the legislattye wing of and their governor. OIL CO. which spUt the 1969 House and for they elected the rest of the his own way now await Gover­ Oct. 7. tUean legislature. Ob- the GOP to eq>ect to be ih- A legislature which gets the UnUke 1969, 1973 appears to Senate in sunder. GOP state Ucket, Including a nor MeskiU. The bride is the daughter of , the eitaation is a great cluded more in the ad­ iminr<^oa it’s being taken for hold no tax traumas for the FUEL OIL Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moody ' for the GOP, which ministration’s deliberations. granted can cause a lot of trou­ governor and the legislature. of Norton. The bridegroom is 17.9 I to look like a perma- The RqnibUcans are sensitive to ble for governor. Former UnUke the Democrats o f 1969, Twenty years ago, a big vic­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wlliiam tory by a RepubUcan presiden­ o u in 8 If paid in 5 dayt from d ilt of ned minority. But the oppor- the accusatim of being rubber G ov,;Jott Dempsey, adroit as who were weathered by a <5liA U IIETT DRUtt Marks Sr. of 09 Greenwood Dr., dallMr]i. timty js frai^ t with risk. stamps, a charge vfUch' thkv he wiil: at avoiding un- previous term in power, the tial candidate gave Comiectlcut PARKADfe Manchester. an overwhelmingly RepubUcan (24-Hr.NolicaforDtH«irv) m pblitics, someOmes the. minority Democrats^an be- ple^antnesses, found a Rc^NibUcans of 1973 are new to OPEN The Rev. Irving Jennings per- DowH^ratic legislature more power and may be content to legislature. It was a great op­ IwkMi 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE hardest; thing to survive is counted on to make IM4UI formed the double-ring portunity for Gov. J ( ^ Davis M O A M ? l e i 0 P.M. 3lS Broad St., Manciwstw suoiMM.; What people say when they have the chance. than he could gracefuUy cope enjoy its rewards rather than ceremony. Ronald Williams Lodge, who had bad to deal with PHONE 643-1^53 th^Y^ running for office is The RepubUcan legislators with in 1969. The General test its limitations. was the . organist. soon forgotten. But what th^ Arrangements of gladioli were Engaged do a ^ they’ve hem elected on the lltar, and the pews were m a j^ long ronenbered. m alted with hurricane lamps. N m year will be an impor- The bride, given in marriage The engagement of Miss tani test for Gov. Thomas J. by her father, wore an empire Suzanne Elizabeth Pina’ of ^ H o l id a y Meskijl— more so for him than ivory gown fashioned with lace Manchester to Ronald Schim mini-pricing” is worth going out of your way for sleeves and a cathedral train of East Patchogue, N.Y.' has for itl^ new Republican ma­ jorities, in the House and Check List with appiiqued flowers and lace been announced by her parmts. S en afe.w s up to the govm tor inserts. Her long veil of illusion Miss Pina is the daughter of to call Hhe shots, not the was arranged from a silk Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pina of 128 Cranbernr Juico IGI *1.49 flowered tiara. Grove St. Her fiance is the son legislatu^. Cainllfeiskill be more than just Cut Croon Beans sropawop *1 Miss Janice Moody, sister of of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiera of East Patchogue, N.Y. “’Tqhlf^ Tommy,” the gritty 49 IP U aiatifiadJor jpm r \ the bride, was the maid of Vlasic Sweat Mixtd Pickles < ^ * s c r S p ^ who foufdit his way up honor. Bridal attendants were The bride-elect is a 1969 3 ^ * 1 from Ote wrong side of the Whole Boiled Onions »opasHop Mrs. Emilie Pederson of graduate of Manchester High p o lil^ I tracks in Democratic 39 Columbus, Ga., Miss Lynda School and is presently a senior Instant Potatoes swasHOP ' yc-' New W tain ? Bums of Findlay, Ohio, and at A s te rn ^nnecticut State ’Tm^i^jority game may call Stop & Shop Instant Rica Miss Carol Mark of College in Willimantic where QjJ}rt4g. for s ^ e statesmanship as well Stop & Shop Mayonnaise Manchester, sister of the she is majoring in early TnuuiitS^fhriM ig d ie tit! as w hxighness wUch MeskiU bridegroom. They wore gowns childhood education. ^pack Stop A Shop Soda b%e.79‘ inqifdutably has’ in large of crushed green velvet of em­ Mr. Schiera is a 1972 graduate X*a?’49‘ of Eastern Connecticut State meairare. MeskiU is no longer a Sour Cream Potato Chips pire style designed with em­ Vtb C Q c SALE STARTS MONDAY, NOV. 13 THRU SATURDAY NOV. 18 scrappy underdog. He doesn’t con 0 9 broidered sleeves. They wore a College with a BA degree in Mansion inn Coffee cluster of green velvet leaves psychology. He is employed at evc^ h w e an adversary, just a Glad Plastic Wrap ‘T 29‘ the Mansfield Training Center. galleiy of sniping Democratic and flowers in their hair, and Reynold’s Heavy Duty Foil *''riP 49‘ carried colonial bouquets of critikis.iHe is the boss, and the daisies, mums and carnations qua^ties which people admire Heavy Duty Foil nop. shop ‘•'n5f*’4 5 ‘ Ptwto by Sylvarti Stndlo in autumn colors. Photo by C harla Cheater in an uwlerdog are sometimes Scotkins Luncheon Napkins ? l? 2 2 ‘ Raymond Villa of Vernon, not becoming in a boss. Let's toCk lukkeyl Friend’s Brown Broad * S ? 2 9 ‘ Mrs. William Marks Jr. brother-in-law of the Mrs. John F. Pantaluk Church Women Mrs. John Philip Wright MeskiU is the man to be he|d, The success of your Thanksgiving dinner depends on the quality of the bridegroom, served as best reqxHisible for the course o f Glad Food Storage Bags ^l?69‘ bird you serve. Go mini-pricing and you'll bring home a beauty, no Tp Hear Hadge evmta next year. And, hunuui man. Ushers were James The marriage of Mary Ann ville was maid of honor. She The marriage of Valerie Ann attendant. Her gown and bqlf- . Betty Crocker W it Mix ^ 69‘ matter wfiat your preference — because our turkeys are the finest Richardson and Samuel Bisesi, Davis and John F. Pantaluk, wore an empire gown of blue nani^ being wtat it is, anyone money can buy. Our broad-breasted White Gem and stop & Shop Self- Mitchell Hadge of Child and Cusano of Southington and John quet were identical io^to^ 4iSS 89' both of Akron, Ohio, and Donald both of Manchester, was solem­ dotted Swiss trimmed with lace with as much power as he wiU Flako Pie Crust Mix 4 Basting Turkeys are Grade A — the highest grade available. In ad­ Family Services of Philip Wright of Manchester honor attendant’s. . , dition, we have picture-perfect. fresh turkeys, Swift’s Butterball Moody, brother of the bride, of nized Aug. 5 at St. James and designed with long puffed have tends to be blamed \or ^ y ? 2 9 ‘ Gianninoto-Doyle Connecticut, Inc. will speak to was solemnized Oct. 7 at St. Don Wright served as his' Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix turkeys and turkey roasts. Also, large roasting chickens, capons, Columbus, Ohio. Church. sleeves. She wore a matching eveiythtng that goes wrong 1>ut the Women’s Society of Thomas Roman Catholic brother’s best man. Usher;, ‘S? *1.19 ducks and geese for the venturesome. Happy eating from Stop & Shop. A reception was held in the headpiece and carried a bou­ not ^ven credit for eveiyming Chefs Finest «j«oMushrooms The bride is the daughter of Community Baptist Church, Church in Southington. were Vic Lozier and David church parlors after the quet of carnations and roses. that goes right. ^ li?39* Mini^priced B eef Specials! Mrs. Joseph Matvey and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Burnham. Undsay^S* Pitted Olives ceremony followed by a buffet Bridesmaids were Miss Bob­ The bride is the daughter of V ^ r ’Thomas Davis, both of Penn­ Fellowship Hall. After a reception at Phil’s Daring his first two yearn in Gloria StLifM Spanish Olives 7.r“ 45‘ supper at the home of the by Cholu of Hartford, and Miss Mrs. Anthony Cusano and the sylvania. The bridegroom is the Hadge, a senior case worker, Restaurant in Southington, the office, ^th Democrats ru i^ g bride’s parents. Georgians Gilson of late Mr. Cusano o f Southington. Stop & Shop Protzois 3S£ *1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pan­ has b^n with the agency many couple left for a wedding tri|f to the legislature, MeskiU pisyed Mrs. Marks attended Springfield, Mass. Their gowns The btidegroom is the son of Birds Eye Sweet Potatoes 2 iSS£79' Stop & Shop taluk of 40 Foster St. years. He will discuss what the Bermuda. For traveling, :the things . close to his vest. Cut from youngt lean, tender porkers! Sherman-Norton School and is were identical to the honor Mrs. Gilbert Wright and the SPil ’The Rev. Joseph Vujs per­ agency is doing in this bride wore a two-piece knit Sometimes his fellow 3 89 employed as a social worker in attendant’s and they carried late Mr. Wright of 57 Foster St. Birds Eye Glazed Carrots ‘Jw ' formed the double-ring community. ensemble of navy blue trimmed Republicans in the General Medina County, Ohio. Mr. bouquets of carnations Newton Acres BUTTERNUT Squash ^ 39' Corned Beef Brisket ceremony and was celebrant at A graduate of Boston Univer­ ’The Rev. Kileen performed with floral embroidery. The Aasonbly didn’t know wint he Marks is an engineer. Peter Pantaluk Jr.of the nuptial Mass. Mrs. Jane sity, he received his degree in the double-ring ceremony and couple will live at Ginger Lan^ going to do next —,wliat Penobscot ’^ 39' Manchester served as his 7 I he was going to vetO| what Maccarone was organist and social work from Simmons was celebrant at the nuptial East Hartford. I Newton Acres vSKSIIe Potatoes ^ 39' brother’s best man. Ushers Mrs. Wright is a graduate tactic be was going to employ. Book F a ir Arthur Bjork was soloist. were Charles Gilson of Wind- College School of Social Work. Mass. Baskets of Southington High School. She ik Often it was the Democrats Taste O’Sea Onion Rings 3 * 1 Bentley School is sponsoring Arrangements of white gladioli sorville and Bill Colant; of The devotions will be led by chrysanthemums were on the r l H I o a s t Dwbto employ^ as a secretary at who were doing the propbsing, 39 c«l a student book fair today and' and carnations were on the Manchester. the Estelle Carpenter Circle. altar. Birds Eye Small Whole Onions ^ ' altar. ’The Marcia Neubert Circle are R o^ax in West Hartford. Mr. taking the initiative. MeskiU ’Tuesday. The book fair will be After a reception at the The b rid e was given in Birds Eye 2^ 79' The bride was given in hostesses. Mrs. John McClain Wright is a graduate of open during school hours and Kosciuzko Club in Rockville, marriage by her brother, marriage by her father. She will dedicate the love gifts. Manchester High School and Birds Eye*«>^Vegetables*lLSsi'"2 AS79' Single Cut*1.09u Tuesday evening from 8 to 9. the couple left for a wedding Robert Cusano. She wore a wore an empire gown of silk Preceding the meeting, an Central Connecticut S^te Corned just 72 hours in our own meat plant to give Books will be on display in the trip to the Pocono Mts., Pa. gown designed with wedding Birds Eye Peas 3 as B9‘ 7 - K b C i i t organza 'rimmed with lace and executive t^ rd meeting will be Colleg:e. "He \is e m p l o y ai. an it a mild, delicious flavor. Close-trimmed for value library. All students, parents , They will live at Sycamore La. band collar trimmed with alen­ Machine Birds Eye FRENCH Bans A » s S 2 SS79‘ designed with high neck, long, held at 7 p.m. in Fellowship editorial assistant at Pratt and and packed in its own vacuum sealed bag to and visitors are., inyJtl^ to Manchester. Fine cuts are full sleeves end a train: Her HaU. con lace and seed pearte, and a Whitney Aircraft. DivisioiV' protect the flavor and freshness. attend. All profits will braefit Mrs. Pantaluk is employed as trimmed for your long veil of illusion was' chapel length train. She wore a United Altoraft'^ipolfatiibht in c h a n g e s : the school PTA. According to a psychiatry aide at the dinning pleasure -* arranged from a beaded head- lace mantilla, and carried a East Hartford. ^ WWW’ the book fair committee, all Institute of Living, Hartford. bouquet of pink roses, white «:• lean flavor shines U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! piece and she carried a bouquet reading interests will be Mr. Pantaluk is employed at P c A t ? 9 teid through herbs and of yellow and white roses. carnations and baby’s breath represented, including classics, Hartford Rd. Enterprises, Inc., with a pink orchid center. spices. Miss Irene Gilson of Windsor- (AP) - Frozen Food Buys lb fiction, biographies, adventure Manchester. HABTFOjRD Cube Steak Chuck *H Herald Spcretai^ o' State Gloria stories, science, nature, etc. Mrs. Janice Alfano of f t Yesterdays Southington was the matron of Sdiafferbeli. Short Ribs of Beef 89'» honor. She wore a purple and the polUng booth has been Peas pink print voile gown designed jeopardilte(|f by "see-tl^iroqgh” 25 Years Ago with ruffling at the heckiine, curtains, on new v o tj'M s to p s Shop stop & Shop Skirt Steaks *1? machines:' Fresh Pork Spare Ribs Season’s first snowfali is sleeves and hemline. She May-Broderick “ I consider this lib be a proceeded by heavy rains. carried a bouquet of purple and matter #! grave importance,” Stew Beef (Chech} 9 9 t Board of education hears pink carnations, pink roses and (PICNIC) baby’^ breath. Mrs. Schaffer said in a letter to S 6 J 1 ‘1 survey report which states need Fresh Pork Shoulder the Automatic Voting, Machine for more school room. Mrs. MaryAnn Lombardo of St. Mary’s Church was the (]orp. of Jamestown, N.Y. General manager George H. Southington was the bridal Birds Eye Birds Eye setting Sept. 29 for the S ^ /a lso complained ^ t the 'lb candlelight wedding of Laurie Waddell organizes iibrary new {mua-colored jnqchines’ Boneless Pork Cutlets M b Stop & Shop Franks Jane Broderick and Charles board: Mrs. Lillian Bowers, parti are not interchangeable chairman; Miss Helen Estes, f - ALLMEAT OR EXTRA MILD , Elliott May, both of with old machines, and that the ^ LEAN William Bui 'ie y , Leon ’Thorp, 5^1 pi Manchester. 5 Great lor a fast meal with beans conipany had failed to obtain 179* Miss Emily G. Cheney and Mrs. Brldal Showers Will Be A Lot ’The bride is the daughter of ( her approval of the new Birds Eye Cool Whip «^49' Center Cut Pork Chops and brown bread. Charles Felber. I:* Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. machines. Caterer’s Kitchen Ice Creamx'89' Stop & Shop All Beef Franks 8 5 ' Dakllle Studio Broderick of 553B Hilliard St. At National Conference on Different This Year Than Last... SO f J ■ Meyer’s i^i^en b£i Pie» ^ *129 Lean Center Cut Pork Chops Thin Sliced *1.09 hi Stop & Shop Sliced Bologna iS89' ’The bridegroom is the son of Government, town director Rath Pork Butts 99£ M rs. Thom as J. Gianninoto Mr. and Mrs. George G. May of Richard G. Martin praises The Meyer's Beef StroganoN ^ *129 Sliced Boiled Ham 34 Joseph St: Herald for its leadership in the MANY OF THE GIFTS OPENED WILLj public Records Birds EraBeansttxSm 2 ^79' Cold Cuts •pfi45' CuUlui'iiia, sister pt the Pride, liie Rev. Ronald Haldeman community that produces Miss Priscilla Anne, Doyle, Bread Dough KiricHEN window 4iff$«49' served as matron of honor. performed the double-ring modernization of a town V ' Warranty Deeds Sea Food Favorites daughter of Mrs. Celeste C. government which follows BE FRO M - Oronoque Orchard Pie Crust‘^ 65' Miss Mary Jo Gianninoto, ceremony assisted by Rev. Mary A. Judge to Richard A. Doyle of Vernon and Thomas J. national theory while preser­ sister of the bridegroom and Edward Shewell. Sidney and Daflise R. M athew s, Sara Lee apple or mPKiN Pie ^ 89' Get quality, save money with Stop & Shop hrandn! Gianninoto, son of Mr. and Mrs. ving individuai needs and Haddock Fillets 99i Miss Kathleen Amanti, cousin MacAlpine was the organist. property at 180 Porter St., con­ Sebastian Gianninoto of New L t T i e l Cooked FishsANDWo Squares ' of the bride, were bridesmaids. Arrangements of autumn character of the community. 844 MAIN veyance tax 143.45. Britain were married Nov. 4 at S IK O m They wore Victorian style flowers were on the altar. Hartford Poultry Inc. to Stop A Stop Squash Whole Kernel Com 3 p.m. in St. Bernard’s Church Downtown'- gowns of ruby red velvet on the The bride, given in marriage 10 Years Ago Albert Clremisl and Joseph Our best quality! It’s cooked. .^ O i s m S l Tomato Juice in Vernon. The Rev. John J. Manoheeteir ^ just heat and serve as a OUR BEST At Our Bakery Deut bodices, long leg-o-mutton by her father, wore an empire Board of governors of semi­ Gottlieb, inrcel off Lake St., OUR BEST White performed the double- (Next to Singem)‘ ^ vegetable or pie filling. w P * P A 1 V sleeves, and silk satin skirts gown, fashioned by her sister, conveyance tax 313.20. S T O P S SHOP S T O P S SHOP ring candlelight ceremony. private Manchester Country Vacuum packed... shirred at the bodices and of unbleached muslin accented Club says it wiil dissolve club if C on c^ A. Greco to James Just add a slice of Mon.-flat 9:80 - 6:80 U.S. Grade A, Fancy. Variety Bread Sale G iv ^ in marriage by her accented with gold bands at the with tea-dyed lace and designed town doesn’t ailow it to return R. McCavanagh, property at 28- B B E H i l l H l lemon ... delicious with jewel neckline, fitted 3 imtni. Nicht. tlu a 30 Cooper St., conveyance tax 4 * 1 Our Best Stop & Shop. Choose uncle, Philip Hertz of Norwich, waists. They carried roses, to private status and grant it from CRACKED------WHEAT.“T. ------SWEDISH 3 » * 1 the bride wore a gown^of carnations, and mums in shades bodice and a detachable train. long term lease. 353.90 RYEor VIENNA BREAD. lo a v ts ^ Her shoulder length veil of illu­ David E. and Breqda K. Cottage Cheese candlelight ivory by Bianchi, of rose and pink. G r e a l G ift and Dinnerware Store * * ' * sion was arranged from a Grrene to James A. and Lynn Cinnamon Coffee Cake 45' made of silk with a square- A reception was held at the LIGHT N’ LIVELY yoked bodice of English net matching headpiece and she K. Kelley, property at 180 Sum­ Pecan Coffee Ring »Tor*«Mor *JL?55' Hotel Sonesta in Hartford, after Low in calories lo r those Fruit Cocktail Cranberry Sauce with insets of Alencon lace. The carried a bouquet of autumn ' .f mit St., conveyance tax 325.30. holiday cracker snacks. 39’ OUR BEST Stop & Shop Maple Nut Cake ‘,2;59' which the couple left for flowers. , . Executor's Deed OUR BEST princess-gored skirt featured S T O P S SHOP Washington, D.C. and - Miss Pamela Broderick of Joseph W. Senna Jr., ex- Breakstone Temptee 45' STOPS Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 2 i2£*l front panel insets of English net Perfect side (iish for Williamsburg, Va. Upon their Manchester, sister of the bride, G IA N T , i^ t o r of tbp will of Joseph W. King Soiir mration Sour C ream $ 3 3 ' SHOP and Alencon lace cascading to a return,the couple will reside in pork or turkey, cathedral-length attached was the maid of honor. She TOP LOADERS Senna Sr., to Timothy B. and 4 - 9 5 * 1 9 Farmers Market New Britain. wore a floral.print gown ^VERY SECOND W aV h Linda Spencer, property on Breakstone Ricotta w ii$65' train. Her matching headpiece ' The bride, the former Miss Pillsbury EXTRA UOHT Biscuits 3 S 5 2 9 ' V. of Alencon lace and silk net designed with jewel neckline, Seaman Circle, conveyance tax ' Connecticut, is presently gathered skirt with orange featured illusion veiling, of ! UNLIMITED FOR EVERY 333. Soft Com Oil Margarine nS 3 9 ' C attending Central Connecticut sash, and long gathered AttachmenU cathedral-length. She carried a Medium Small Peas State College. Mr. Gianninoto is - sleeves. She wore a headpiece I WASH YOU PAY FOR YOU GET bouquet of glamilias, ivy and Hartford National Bank and Shortening a teacher and basketball coach of chrysanthemums and carried I ONE FREE Health & Beauty Aids OUR BEST stephanotis. Trast Co. against Earle and OUR BEST at Pulaski High School in New thrs^e la rg e y ellow lon g ­ i (f^v-jpatricla White, pn^erty at 129 STOP & SHOP Mrs. Marshall David Jr. of STOPS SHOP 3^|b| Britain. stemmed chrysanthemums. Brookfield St., 1B,7W. Listerine Mouthwash We guarantee its qual­ Perfect for all your CM I ity and flavor. Bridesmaids were Miss Carlllom Apartments of Arrid X-Tra Dry Deodorant » 79' baking needs. 5 . * 1 ' Beverly Miller and Miss WOMAN-UBERATING^ CoapM Miut Atcepwmr Rocky Hill against Paul A. IN CONCERT AT Ernestine Johnson, both of (M a r . f Ouey, property at Coqier and Tampax Regular or SuperlSf *139 JM Paanut Bu%ar IS oz tar 68* W a reserve the right to iim it quantities. Manchester. Their gowns with MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE NOUMIT ON 8 U. LOADS i o ^ Hill Sts.. 315.000. green sashes, were designed ^ Building Permiu f O N E W E E K AFRO-AMERICAN the same as the maid of , Housing Corp., new MUSICAL HERITAGE honor’s. ’Iliey also carried three OFFIR EXPIRES at 348 Kennedy Rd., SAVE 1 5 'i l l SAVE 3 0 'iil SAVE 7' i l l SAVE SIP SAVE 12' large yellow long-stemmed Mrs. Charles Elliott May NOV. 21 LBS. SAVE SIP WITH THIS COUPON BYTHE % W ITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON W ITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON chrysanthemums. 'Pools for Hugh W irifTHIS COUPON on a 10-lb bag MH on a 3301 bottle on an 8 4 OZ boa o n a S o zb o r o n a n S o iia r Kristin Cool of Manchester, DRY ■wimmlng pool at . .on it 64 n battle MITCHELL-RUFF DUO trip to Cape Cod. ’ITiey will live niece of the bridegroom was the 85 Goodwin St.. 32,500. i ! Dwike Mitchell on piano at 40 Russell St. M iracle Palmolive Yuban Pillsbury flower gii:l. She. wore a gowiifo DLEUEO M & M P ln m b i^ and Heating Final Touch Gain s Willie Ruff on bass and French horn fashioned the same as the Mrs. May attended Southern Edie Adams COIN-OP SPECIAL jb r Mra. E. Freelove, a Instant All-Purpose Connecticut State College. Mr. W hite Fabric • Laundry > Bath Live performance and lecture, combined with films, slides bridesmaids’ gowns, and she alta-ationa to dwelling at 31 • and tapes, to trace the development of today’s Afro- May is a graduate of Alfred CIST F CUKI Flour carried a small nosegay of Wadawvrth St., 3>>0C0- ‘ Softener Soap Coffee American music. University and Central Connec­ ' = Ai:i I |THE COLONIAL "SPEEDQUEEN” CLEANERS G ^ n e r I Detergent autumn flowers. . Eric Ellison for Stanley S Good thru Sat. Nov. IS Oood thru Sat. Nov. 18 Good thru Sat. Nov. 18 ticut State College. He is Qood thru S at, Wov. I f S Qood thru Sat, Nov. 18 Ooodihru Sat, Nov. 18 Umil OM b it ptr cwntemar. George May of Manchester tpgenoU, 2 * * * » » * » * » » » » » < * ■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■■■ mim dWriliim 8t 12-15 Ridgewood St., 3175. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn.. Mon.. Nov. 13. 1872 CATV Operators Told To Create Programs^ South Windsor ■ ■■ transmission to suq Workshop Geared , HARTFORD (AP) - The Federal (Communications (Com­ franchise owner would be homes. Public Utilities Commissioo, mission. “ preferred” if he shows that he Several television i TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Sixth $150 a week salary academic (PUC) has ordered cable televi­ The other rules call for has met the n e< ^ and interests Zone Rule Changes Before PZC “ The prices are high,” said Connecticut ha^filed graders at Carver Elementary completing classroom sion franchises to originate establishment of customer of the areas a er^ . venture. Miss Swinney. “ That way the complaints with the FOCtuking School earn make-believe $1S0 homework assignments. programs and make their complaint procedures, comple­ The order requires CATV “We set out to create a kids must figure how long they for delays in cable dev€ljkmiei|t Upe Planning and Zoning offset from Chapel Rd. to the meet with PZC approval require fill in an amount that is weekly paychecks ctnnputing facilities available for local tion o f at least 20 per cent of all operators to maintain an office But the checks are make- program as close as possible to have to work or how much Coijimiuion will consider use. equivalent to or exceeds 1,000 taxes, graphing sales charts work within one year of oc agent in each town or city in Connecticut because tm PUC East Hartford line stm ^ to believe and no money actually the business world,” she said, overtime they need to buy an production and presentation of changea in three phases of B uffo’ areas will have a revi­ cubic yards. franchise approval, and an ad­ seivei} to handle complaints. A regulations did not niqt^thi the t lones. Properties having and managing financial changes hands. “ because much of what goes on item.” programs. xoigiing regulatimu at a public sion to the present zoning Plans will be required, along record of complaints must also federal rules. The PUC’d ezisting residential dwellings records. Any pupil can earn overtime in the classroom isn’t relevant” The PUC ruling came in a ditional 20 per cent each year regulation in which trees must They compute taxes to ' regulations issued Friday Were hearing tomorrow at 8 p.m. in fronting on Burfanam St. will be with information pertaining to Giarles Kelly, 11, earned $1,- by working harder. Tto teacher seven-page finding directed to thereafter, with exceptions in be kept. to these kids.” finalize their purchases and designed to jneet tbWset the Town HalL zoned RR. be planted and must be grading and removal, 200 in two montto, and bought a the IS community antenna unusual cireumstances. ! Under the f^ t PUC cable decides that and draws up For example, in balancing some more energetic '’objections. ' r lrit, the commission plans From Chanel Rd., north to evergreens “ o* with planting agricultn^ and/or landscaping $900 skate board in the checks. television (CATV) operators The PUC’s initial f r i » ^ regulations^ ii^ ^ before the checkbooks the youngsters youngsters earned overtime to rezone both sides of Jton south, to the #nA ,C entre In­ approved by the P l a n i ^ and operations, construction of progressive workshop to teach granted franchises. period is J5 years. At ths,f)pd;of E rc regidgi^i^^were written, Charles is president of the learn math, she explained. binding graph charts for ready Uf Fltdi Blvd. (Rt. 5) as follows; dustrial P a rlW ^ ^ i<>Zoiflng (](Hnmission.” The revi- building if it applies, governed IS years, renewal for fiveysi^ were only youngsters the mechanics of classroom bank and earns an They haul in discarded toys to reference. This rule, and three others, 4Beneral Commercial (GC) on tten is to prevent total defoilage by the operation carried on by at a time is required. The JJJJC ivide antenna depth to mito^pB, existing modern capitalism. additional $50 in the managerial auction, and bid thqir salaries. are designed to make CATV There has never been ^ :ttae west side from the East in 9^ of a blight to evergreen the sanitary landfill program in said renewals could be c a l l y th e zones, will to I zon^. Ibrk The workshop gives 11-year- slot. That’s where Kelly bought his operations fall in line with 1972 trace of water on the mo trees. the town. gathejing'"6f "TV signals and Hartford toym line north to (Centre will omtiinie in the IP olds practical business “ He takes his job very skate board. regulations passed by the challenged but the original within historical tim e.’ The third phase will be Newberry Rd., including the zone north to Governor’s Interested persons are asked experience, including weekly seriously,’’ explained Jane devoted to lan^lU in order to pm^erty owned by Hartford Highway and north to where to attend and may ask questions paychecks, a bank where they Swinney, 31, a teacher who preserve water and storage krataa i)orp. The commissioo Bancraft Brook crosses Rt. 5 of the PZC. can endorse and deposit checks created the program. “ He’s areas by helping to maintain irill consider a depth for and to the east, a depth of the Plan Chriatmas Trip and a hiring and firing system even fired one of his four the ground water level and to be west of the pre- present I zone, and vrill con­ Senior Citizen G ub membert complete with applications bankers for tardiness.” stream flow, to secure safety interested in attending the at Rural Residential (RR) tinue and include all I zoned forms and job interviews. Miss Swinney set up the i boundary and the A-40 line. lands south and east of Bancroft from flood dangers, and to con­ Radio Gty “Giristmas Stow” Each of the SO pupils draws From Newberry Rdt north to Brook. trol any fill operations that may Dec. 6 are asked to sign up for /one p n ^ r t y bonndary vHiich is From this point north to create a safety or health hazard the bus trip Wednesday at the I north o f Colony Rd., tto present Sullivan Ave. and east to the to the public or adjacent regular meeting of the group at DUET A-40 zone wW continue, and presently zoned commercial property owners, or be the St. Peter’s Episcopal l^ tx n this ppint north, to the and residential zones should be detrimentel to the immediate Church. Guests are also invited IMCON D o e s Beautiful Things c o ir. I tenth o f Strong Rd. and west lb IP zoned. Included in the IP nei^torhood or the town. on the trip. FOOD ^M ARKETS ^ present boundary of the A- zone will to all I lands on the Unless otherwise provided, it Members are reminded to For Your Hair 10 zon$, will be an Industrial north side of Sullivan Ave. will be necessary to acquire a bring with them Wednesday, a CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER - EXIT 93,1-86 • • Ss« h jPark zMie (IP), along Rye St. and Troy Rd. and permit before any filling with Thanksgiving Dinner item to be lik e The Very Finest In Hair Deelgn r Continuing north from this south and east of the Scantic earth, earth products, or other used as prizes for bingo No Set Hairouta Ipoint to the present Restricted River. The present zone will m a te ^ Is takes place in any winners. Tto group will have a Hair Conditioning That Really Works !(^ ic e (RO) zone and west to continue from the Sullivan Ave. pond, stream, lake swamp, or turkey drawing. f the present boundary of the A* and Rt. 5 intmection north to other existing natural body of F r ^ Arnold of 89 Beelzebub DUET BEAUTY STUDIOS - open j4 0 zone is to be GC with the the East Windsor Town Line. water, wet area or abutting Rd. may also be contacted for Walter Cavanagh,. 29-year-old Mountain View, Calif., collection . He has 204 and his nearest rival only 114. He m E . MIDDLE TPKE ___ 649-3906 Mondays I'inclusion of the RO zone that The second phase will be the normal shore line which will the Giristmas trip reservation. started the hobby on a bet with a friend. (AP photo) pharmacist, claims to have the world’s largest credit card. has no frontage. Included in Uiis defining of a “ Junk Yard” by are the properties of NityNite the PZC and alterations and Lamb Motel and Royal Pools, 'the additions to present regulations FROM THE FMAST FUSSY MEAT DEPT. remaining west side of Rt. 5 governing the use of the yards. His Etchings Are Credit Cards 111 remain as zoned nortlj to The “ Junk Yard” will be any £e East Windsor Town LLk . place in or on which old metal t On the east side, GC will be glass, paper, cordage, other from East Hartford town liije to waste, discarded or second MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. He said some of his credit iwhere the, rlghts-of-wayr for hand material, excluding parts (AP) — When Walter Clavanagh card applications have been question^. For example, he Chop < Penn Central Railroad and iRt. 5 not intended for use on motor asks a girl up to his bachelor’s HONEST VAUIE I One PTICeOllLY vehicles, is stored or deposited. pad, instead of etchings she’s, said, an East Coast oil firm -^eet, and to thf east foi* « jS«)th of “ to'the ri^ht-of-way of A motor vehicle junk business likely to see what he claims is could not understand why he f (he railroad.” FrSn this/j^int and yard shall be defined as a the world’s largest collection of wanted their charge card when Contir Cut Chuck - lonobi . continuing north to (Ihapel business which has stored or credit cards. their nearest service station will be zone IP and the deposited two or more un- C “ I’ve got 204 and more arrive was 2,(KX) miles away. USDA GRADE A - 2v> to 3 lbs depth shall be east along Chapel re^stered motor vehicles un­ Steiiks ^ k every day,” (^vanagh said “ I wrote them and explained Rd. and offset the present In­ acceptable legally for Mghway 69 Thursday. I was a collector and,they sent one pnee oniv Organ & Piano Studio -17 Oak St. use. or Boflsis He said he is listed in the 1972 me one,” said Cavanafdi- But he dustrial zone (I). 1 The' depth of the zone should Materials “ storage” will also Guineas Book of Records and said other companies have Soini-lfliwiou Chuck Flavorfiil, tender east, along Chapel 9d. and be defined by the PZC and must his collection soon will be dis­ complained that he never uses C played at Ripley’s Believe it or his credit. FRESH CHICKENS Steaks Ik Not Museum in nearby San “We don’t issue cards to ortc PTKc oniY Francisco. collectors,” one clothing chain iThis Christmas Grants Mr, Deli Specials! or Boosts “ It’s a great hobby. Just sit told him. Whole • Ijplit • Quartered Biniliis SfciuMir down in front of the television Most of his cards are pinned at night when you’re not doing to a wall in his home, “ the most |piay Carol ■S' Boiled Hoid TMck $129 anything and type out SHORT as Rate Increase London Broil orThbi accredited wall in the world.” Domestic aA lb applications,” he said. “ And Cavanagh says he isn’t CUT half 5 m w c e o n i Y WASHINGTON (A P ) - A prices above the present area Slicte oncptKCoruY prestol Cards begin arriving in worried a tout the theft of his lb or Sleok I On The natural-gas price increase ceiling prices. Last Aug. 3, the to Order the mail.” cards. Cavanagh, a 29-year-old phar­ . almost 25 per cent above FPC adopted this policy, saying 6 9 lom iM i Chuck “ My insurance takes care of Ip-existing ratis in'the Hugoton- it would encourage exploration S | » macist, said bis hobby began as Piper! Swiss Cheese Imported » 5 9 c a bet with a friend, who everything and it costs me LEAN Anadarko gas fields in the and development for new gas Steaks 1 managed to collect 114. about |5 a year,” he said. ^Southwest has been approved sources. Some observers saw it Turkey Roll All White Meat Vi lb 95c MEATY “ My original conception was ironically for the self- by the Federal): Power as a way o f. “de^regulaj^g” or Boosts oncPfKcontY to get about 10 or 12,” Uavahagh described* “ credit ca rd l^ ,^ ’ |jComn^ion. The agency did natural gas p rices.' Roast Beef USDA Choice mb 69c said. the drug store where he wbrks |$ot issue a news release about A .commission spokesman RaySinFeckiii t'pyteM Ihfi, Cavanagh said most of his doesn’t accept a charge of any P;-toe hike. said thero was a public notice Carando Cooked Salamh'b 59c C I cards are just for show. Hc said kind. ' ' T to oKlto./issued Ifuit werit, when AteCulloch requested the AvaitabtB In Stores with Service Dell Department Fresh Gronnd Ik he uses only a few for “ I’ve tried to convince apprdyed the sale ot natural gas new rate. He Said no one 99 purdiases and has never paid a them,” Cavanagh said. “ But by Mei^loch Oil Corp. of Texr challenged the ap|)lication. In Seafood Favorites! Chock one pnee omv cent in interest on any of them. they just won’t do it.” 'Brisket As, to Northern Natural Gas Ck>. such situations, he said the .rat an initi^ price of $$>5 cents commission acts without public Cod Steaks Surprise your family and friends . . . vper thousand cubic feet. This is hearing and without issuing a f i VSBA GRADE m ^ nnost Prime @ play Christmas Carols on the Piper ,flve leentsi higher than tee going press release. Fresh Chicken 0B lk False Arrest Suit Filed Selected Autochord. By joining this special j^ c e Of 21.5 cents W g a s from In^ddition to the initial five- c ’Corned OO' the Hugoton-Anadarl^. fields. cent increase, the order Center Cuts lb Breasts o n e price o n iY « course, in just 4-'/2 hour lessons, you permits automatic increases of Seeking $1.2 Million The order was filed on public 6 9 TURKEYS TURKEYS one cent per thousand cubic Boniittt, Skkilctt CWOA will be pleased to hear the many Carols record at the FPC. But a feet every five years over the Fresh nump, Tender Tobis f D W W t* W lth”Pop-up" T o m s A # % ^ commission spokesman said Fully Cooked ' 49c Rmari RraattMl ee NEW HAVEN (AP) - Two year terni at the Lewisburg, you play. Practice time will be ieef 7 0 Hard Shell Crabs Timer tn v contract’s 20-year lifetime. the mmmissioners told the in­ Fresh Chicken brothers in prison, who claim Pa. federal prison op a An FPC spokesman said the arranged at Watkins. Sign up now for formation office not to put out a Shrimp Rolls p^<89c they were falsely arrested and counterfeiting conviction; new price would bring Toms oncpnccomy the enrollment is limited. Call Marion preia release drawDig attention Breasts trSIcid beaten, have filed a $1.2 million Louis Vadala is serving 3^-6 McCulloch about $73,000 per Hens p> 45c M f IB Hens loioifihi lb 47c IB to it. ^ damage suit against a state years at the Somers state a t Watkins Organ Studio tor complete year more at the outset than the Fresh Chicken Legs <^59c SHciil- ' 12 ti 79c Apjproval of the bike was the 8 ex police detective, a trooper and prison on charges of larceny, present area rate would have MMut information - 643-5171. This course is first price inciaease under a Fresh Chicken Drumsticks * ^ 6 9 c lb Toms a North Branford constable. breaking and entering and allowed and would rise to Toms lMo20lbt 49c irM lw f Fh$ for adult beginners only. recent commission policy 21 to 24 Unost Joseph Vadala, 28, of Guilford carrying a dangerous weapon. $459,000 a year more in the con­ Hens lOtoldlbf lb 55c Hit change. This t policy allows Stew Beef Tender Chuck lb 99c Swift Bntterboll 47 55' and Louis Vadala, 21, of (Hinton oncpfKconiY j tract’s final years. WE ARE HAPPY TO REDEEM FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1972 Bolopn claim that an unmarked police cruiser occupied by Trooper Frederick Miller and Constable Robert Smith,. rammed their tATO Group Plans Farm Fresh Dairy Values! FINAST BUTTER Frozen Food Specials! car Dec. 12,19^ in North Bran­ ford. Quarters The suit, filed in U.S. District Traffic Jam Study ^ ^ P P L E CIDER is or COBH Court, claims the brothers were lb dragged out of the car^ taken to Brookside Farms Finest Frozen the Westport trooper barracks BfU^ELS (AP) - Holding years ago-partly to give NATO With Coupon and held until 6 p.m. the next a less military image. The 100% 6 9 the Soviet foroes in check could day. be child’s play compared with United States already runs Pure c 'The suit alleges that Detec­ the neat problem to be tackled three other pilot projects: on half tive George Baldwin beat the by tto North Atlantic Treaty air pollution, health care and eallon COCKTAIL ABLE JUICE pair, interrogated them without Orgai^tipn. It’s going to ti7 auto safety. 4 9 3 9 allowing them to call a lawyer to figure out how to get rid of Britain heads one of water FInast - Creamy Smootii PufflllWn Pk purification, and Belgium Finast and forced them to confess. It the urban traffic jam. Finast #J ■ iti 46A Coz n 7 $ l 33 oz, also claims the police broke : A pilot project is due to be heads another on ocean pollu- 30 oz C pkg ti(». West Germany deals with Cocktail m M k cans Sara Lee into their homes and conducted Yes, that indispensable member o f the launteed this week at a meeting EGGNOG ^ 6 9 SO See these low rates for the problem of translating the can a destructive search. family can be covered by low-cost of NA’TO's Conunittee on the hall gallon Savings Bank Life Insurance latest scientific knowledge into FInast Egg Nog 1.37 Finest Shrimp Deveined 2.59 Savings Bank Life Insurance, too! Ctollenges of Modern Society. 3 9 Louis claims that while police $2500 STRAIGHT LIFE government decisions. Finast were searching his home, his You get all the advantages when -Among the devices it will Mighty High M ince Pie 38 oz pkg 0 0 C The automobile and its All Purpose Cream l&ozctn 55c mother, wife and sister arrived you buy life insurance from a savings Wlla's Annual Sami- Onions in Quart! rty Menlfilv problems will get much of the and were “ accosted and in­ bank. The cost is low because you buy A9« Pramium Annual -Traffic free zones. IBorcIn 3 9 c / w i i r Birds Eye Cream Sauce 2 Kpllgs 7 9 c attention at the meetings FInast Sour Cream VCASIC PICKLES NIBLETS CORN timidated” by the search party. direct. And the cost gets lower because „ —^lecial lanes for buses and Finast r ' r ’ French Green Beans 25 $ 3 6 .4 0 $ 1 8.60 $ 9.53 $ 3 .2 5 Tuesday and Wednesday. All 15‘ With Almonds Joseph claims the police used a o f early dividends payable yearly, as u is, which have been tried Whipped Topping 7wctn 49c 32 oz Birds Eye 2 S'. 79c 30 4 2 .53 21.73 11.10 3 .8 0 NATO countries will be Finast phony search warrant to search earned. Liberal cash values, too. There 1 ith some success in Paris and Sau GREEN 16 oz pkg 4 5 c 35 5 0 .4 5 2 5.75 13.18 represaited, with Russel Train, Sea btl Strawberries Sliced his house, and then exposed 100 is no higher quality than Savings Bank 4 .5 0 Dhannesburg. Shrimp Cocktail 3!,:; 1.09 40 chairman of the Council on En­ GIANT c 6 0 .78 3 1 .0 3 15.85 5.40 CMSCO SHORTENING —“ Draining” commuters Finast I Sw eet boxes of film and either con­ Life Insurance . . . and it saves you 24ozpkg 4 5 c vironmental (Quality, heading Cream Cheese W hipped Sozetn 3 9 c 12ozcan Birds Squash fiscated or destroyed more than money! ■* DMdtndt peld ytrly , u — rntd, For atonuieh upMt ■ 9-oz. bot I outlying dlstricts for more . Mixed n t n lunhtt. the U.S. delegation. $12,000 worth of property. will rttfuc* l/iN* ttlll Mflcient use of trains and 1 7 Canada will report on an in­ Fresh from the Finast Bakery! ()n the day of Uie alleged Every wit. eught to hav. low-cott S.vingi Bank LIM Inturanc. B r io s c lii 83e vaL 79« for example, by setting Health & Beauty Aids! For mor. infonnallon, mail coupon. Or call or Hall thia bank. ternational roadside survey on incident they were charged systems which enable alcohol and driving. It has 16 with carrying a dangerous ;ers to telephone for a Harvest of Thanksgiving Values from the Fussy Ones! countries helping out, some of APPLE PIES weapon in a c a r .. SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER ARRID them not members of NATO. California Navel - Large Size - First O' The Season! Joseph Vadala is serving a 10- 928 Main St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 irecastlng the growth of Extra Finast a slow and expensive France will give an account $109 Fresh Please send me more information — without obliga­ Dry that needs to ,to stan- of what It has discovered about 22 oz pkg tion— on SBLl's low-cost WIFE INSURANCE. high hazard traffic zones, Deodorant m 40 caUed “ blade spots.” M edicated N a m e. —Interoved use of delivery 2ozctn 1 .Q 9 ORANGES 10*89° . WIfe’t A ft. Sandwich Bread 4 1 “ 1 Scorge Antoine, from the staff si^’ TsErin Sham poo No one knows who was the ■ L 4pkgs sculptor of the Venus de Milo of French Environment Antiacid Plain or Sugar Addreu. Wifk Is expected take M ints pkg 0175 3 4 c Enqnvor Grapes >39° Sweet Pototoes 2 •'29° Donuts 0(12 statue. It. was found on the about two years utoer the Minister Robert Poujade, la doe 1.50 island of Milos about 1670. C ity . to tell about another French lOozbtl 9 9 c pkg . State _ -Zip . bnperviaion of Lee Huff, W h o Size Sham poo Brown N’ Serve Rolls ‘^"37c project: Planidng to improve Lemon-Up White Onions >39° Blend O’Frnit ^ >69° desds with policy and planning Acne INFORMATION W IU BE HAIUD TO YOU. NO ONE the emdronment on a re^onal .6Soztube 69c Old WED.-SAT. English Muffins pkgpIlZ 49c R A N G E A N D WILL AEK TO VIEIT YOU. THERE'S NO OBLIOATmN. n the U.S. Department of ^Size! Clearasll M edication Kgal 6 " Pot basis. L A p p le Cider Fashioned 69° HnmPlonts •*2" FUEL O iL Tran^rtation. There, will be ALSO A LARGE 5EUCTION OF GLAZED FRUIT. NUTS, DATES AND FlOB ^ from France, West Ger­ The meeting is one of a series - iS O L IN E many and other NATO held every six months. hiembers. IT " -)IL , At the end tberd will be HNAST BUTTER 30° off 20° oil 25° off 7° off Recommendations’ to the The general waiting room of Towards purchase of Towards purchase of Towards purchase of Towards purchase of toUonal governments. Savings B)iNK^oF Manchester the Pennsylvania Railroad i m t One 6 oz iar . One 16W oz pkg Any Three ctns One 16 oz pkg ] TUs will be tto eighth project Station in New York is one of Ties C O U P O N tee committee has, started tto largest such spaces in the O M M eg 85 or SMC* Maxwell House Crocker Pouto?' DURKEE SPICER IMPERIAL MARGARINE MANCHESTER • £AST HARTFORD M nce President Nixoniprapoeed world. I t is 277 feet long, VtNMnlM,lbr.ll VlM Ititv Nov. IS. 1972 /its organization ovef three feet wide and 150 feet high. f.ilK. 87b-3 -74 W« tM o m Sm tighi to IM t Owwtitio, Prkoi IHortlw hi MMKhMtH m 4 VontM Sapor Fioojt Wo ta w m >■ Southeast Asia. appropriations — 82,442 for The remaining 8150,000 or 25 vicinities of Keeney St. School, VERNON “limited partnerships”. By pooling tinuous analysis,' quarteriy reports dent on Hnney St., Ellington on being reviewed by school board the provision of materials, feet. It tookaction on a request (^-U m e janitmlal services at per coat'would be tee town’s Oakland St, N. S cl^ I St. and Edwin H. Clements, 35, of 144 your capital, you can move into the and distribution of cash income. All Proceeds Go To Saturday. members prior to voting on the books, equipment and space Science facilities would in­ by tee Committee for Peace the Senior Citizens Center, to be cost share. If tee board goes on Wells St., as authorized by YOU MUST REDEEM YOUR ITEMS W. Main St., RockWlle, was more profitable areas of If you think you may a ^ Justice, that it adopt a financed fnun unappropriated record toward providi^ tee referendum Tuesday. charged with breach of peace The Szydowski car collided document at tee next meeting. necessary to satisfy individual clude four combination lab- KIwenIs regl estate investing. In be interested, we would resolutito wfaidi would place it surplus; 811,000 for a conduit in ' town’s cost share, it will be 6) To authorize tee manager At WatUnt, Comor Main and Oak Stroot, lliuriday, Friday, 10 azn. ■ 8i30 pm, Nov. and intoxication in connection with m e being driven by Jean Nov. 27. and group needs. classrooms of approximately o t^ r words, you can like for you to be oiir on record for immediate Center Springs Park, to be required to set a date for a to retain an engineering Scholarehip Fund 16, 17, Sat, Nov. 18,10 am • 2i30 fant with tee investigatimi of a com­ Gagne of Glenwood Rd., The program cannot be fully Dr. MacKenzie continues his 1,075 feet each plus two Ellington. implemented because the pre­ explanation, then breaks down profit from the same guest at the forthcoming iritbdrawal of U.S. personnel financed from tee Capital Im- public hearing on tee proposed consultant service — to prejpare plaint of a disturbance on W. preparation rooms with built in investment smninar and Police said Mrs. Szydowski sent building lacks all of the the various parts of the storage areas. combined investment. from Vietnam and for an end to provmoit Reserve Fund; and appropriation. plans for reconstructing Main St., Saturday. He was method used so suocess- learn the complete de­ hostilities there. It agreed, 810,500 for a r^Iacem ent sand The board will not take an 5) Hilliard St., from Broad St. east released on his promise to was taken to Rockville General special facilities normally proposed addition justifying The four classrooms con­ P fuUy by insurance com­ tails of our program. ,1-5 instead, to view the slides sefeener for the \Hlghway to th e North End TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, AUCTION ITEMS appear in Circuit Court 12, Hospital. She suffered a broken associated with middle school their needs. taining a minimum floor area To authorize the manager to set leg and lacerations and a and junior high programs in­ Admitting physical education panies, banka and large This prpgram is strictly “afler tee election.” Department, to be financed up public hearings for sidewalk Redevelopment Project. This R ^ v ille on Dec. S. of 750 square feet must also be educational. You are Every auction purchaser will receive a free Whopper from the Burger King passenger in tee Gagne car, cluding physical education, art, faciiitles are expensive to con­ included in the building corporations. The pnm- h e n than two weeks later, from unaM>ropriated surplus. assessments against abutting too was authorized by referen­ Bradford Mosher, 19, of erty purchased by your under no obligation and confirmation came from Also under unfinished dum Tuesday. In Manchester and a free pass to the Manchester Antique Auto Museum. Wilshire Dr., Vernon, was Paul Friedman of West Hart­ music, science, home struct, he notes such facilities proposal to handle tee student property owners in the ford, was treated for a economics and industrial arts. must be built for the 1,200 enrollment. group will be in this im­ nothing is offered for Washington, Hanoi, S ai{^ and business, tee board will appoint vicinities of Keeney St. School, Although tee voters Tuesday charged with overcrowding sale. Fpr your reserva­ lacerated eye. Mrs. Szydowski In addition the school popula­ students which the school will Dutch Auction mediate area. The DJ. Paris tlpit a cease-fire was an alternate member to tee Oakland St, N. School St. and approved a 8536,000 bond issue G R O U P 1 G ROUP7 is scheduled to appear in Cir­ tion, which was in e z c ^ of tee house. Provision must be made The Welcome Wagon New­ Henry Co. will invest tion caU 644-1617. imminent and teat withdrawal Zoning Board of Appeals, to fill Wells St., as authorized by for roads and a 8200,000 bond M.Tao 1172 Slnr Balm. HnahMlarStaa Bo* ...... tlM I II. Stwdad I Piar Ma. SNapddii far 1 f , IM irt laialiMw ...... I t M cuit Court 12, Manchester, Dec. building's capacity when it for games and exercise areas, comers Club will have, a Dutch of U.S. . troops and an end to an unexplred term to referendum Tuesday. issue for sidewalks, tee Board 1. Coi P-51 M uitini la i plini, Kini's Dtpartmtnl Stora, Inc...... SIO.SI I t Hai’i ar lidy’i I aH M liio ir i W. TaaL laaalar...... lU * MCC Students 4. opened, has continued to in­ classroom, shower and locker hostilities awaited only the November 1973; and a member of Directors is on record for 2. Sat of Ypark Plup, any donwttic car, W lai PrKiiion Auto-Tunaup Cantar...... 10.10 tlMt Smt, Auction tomorrow ni(mL during The board will not take any I t 2CMi.«MaLaMiliMarPMM,>aiakaalarPiiMI1MWarCa,...... 1674 areas, for storage of large clarifieation of peace talks. to the Human Relations using federal revenue-sharing 3. Standard t Poor monthly Slock Guldat for 1 yr„ kohart Haavlildw...... 12.00 crease prompting tee need to its meeting at 8 p.m. in tee THOMAS W. FRECKLETON action Tuesday on its agenda R2lhMan.».StaMi ...... 16 N Collect Food bulky equipment and for office funds for bote programs 4. $ala Dapoiit Boi kantal, Savlnp Bank ol H inchattar...... S.OO add five more classrooms. United Congregational Church items listed under “ New M. Uka,BliBNar,6aa^irTltoBIMkar6i...... 16N Schools built today must be space for faculty members. Religious Q uestion Building. 5. Picnic lu|, 7-11 Food Stora ...... 2,10 H MBCartHIcatMlankiitarPotCaMar ...... M i l For Welfare Vernon Business.” However, under 6. Stinlay Hama Scrawdrivar Sal. Bliih Hirdwara ...... S.CS .able to accommodate the A music room is included 17. aRGartHlctla,TtatiaiaB|i ...... 16N Bidding on the homemade Local Schools Set bparA rules, tee public will be E-Z DAY 7. ShaaHar Pan t Pancil Sal, Kiwinit Friand...... S.OO N. ORCartifluli.iniMar'a HarMtkaf ...... M il The Manchester Community ^ educational programs 25 years primarily for choral music, but items will be limitted to 83. Fea/ Estate Investment Sendnar I. 2 Turkay Oinnan, Dacambar only, Mr. Turhay...... 7.S0 Session Set penmttItted to comment Tuesday M. ManyHaatPnato.MaalwattrPtBMa|Ca...... 16N College Voluntary Action Ciub from now, according to Dr. which may also be used for a 9. FoWlni Spart Glaiiat, Optical Slyla Bar ...... 4.00 night on any item on tee board’s MAID I IN. Am . flat, BNoai Mao’! M ai ...... N is conducting a canned food MacKenzie. “The traditional lecture hall. The room must be i '1 10. 4 q li. al lea Craim. Dairy Quaan...... 2.60 16 Howard Johnson's Motor Lodgo Open Hotf,se Plans agenda. Board action will come I Ml. CaaaMaMMtFM,aaMN*illiMa.,lN...... M il approximately 1,000 square feet About Town octJScMSSwim II. Birthday Caka, hall ihaat-ainrat 25. Pirkida Bikary...... 6.75 drive this week on behalf of tee By Council square or rectangular RauN 38 - Exit 96 elMUaN 14 Nov. 21. SERVICE |laMBTMliMHn,1halrMalltylaalamal ...... im Town Welfare Department and and be acoustically treated. 7 : N t t 9 : l l 12, Man'i Haircut, Hr. Haircut...... 2.75 classroom into which children Manchester Lodge of Masons Vaman, Caim. — Room 104 The items under “ New The Town Council will meet Industrial arts facilities The easy way to the Hartford Revitalization are poured 30-30-30, all the way will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Business” are: Corps. The group has set a goal in special session tonight at 7:30 would be required for bote Martin-South Waddell fat reliable GROUP 2 GROUP 8 down tee corridor do not, and p.m. at tee Masonic Temple. 1) To designate the United of 10,000 cans. at tee Administration Building. wood and metals programs, household help 16liaCMaMa,8afMlaa(MaeaL ...... I t M ...... cannot, reflect the in- James G. Cummings of Open house will be held at Waddell School will hold open Bank and Trust Co. of Hartford Through Friday, from 8 a.m. Hie council will be asked to Glastonbury, 6B Masonic dis­ whenever you need, ILMTtiMbMrliiAlMeMNryn...... I.K IN CkNi Pony f«na Tina >a.WiMakla.llwaiiMrli>i ad N N ...... H-H South .School tomorrow and at house for classroom visitations an official depository for town 117. Mm 'i lad flat, MattofllM...... ItN to 10 p.m., donations may be appropriate |8,716 from the it. 17. llMaaalM fit1w aframMaifactar.llioclailarln* .4.51 Real Estate investment Counselors will be nekl daily from 2 to 4 .IN 116 Udy'i MI% lrla«laaalirCwo,MiaifilH,lNaMMIINi...... UN Savastino or Marie Brissette at Mayor Frank McCoy will ask Thomas Carruthers who has Republican party has now first afternoon parent-teacher ZBv Doll (NgR 8lBf HOQI^ IfWO NgMCji OCi 1720 Ellington Rd., South Windsor, Conn. 06074 p.m. and Wednesday from 6 to 116 Fraod End Hlgw iid I lN / lll MMm lif k i’a Sparta t o Coda, H a ...... I t N MCC. tee council for authorization to served as chairman of Vernon’s turned the corner on tee state Past Matrons, Temple conferences. Dates are Nov. 28, convey additional land in the Republican Town Committee level and “we have a great Chapter 53, will meet Phone (203)644-1517 8:30 |).m. in conjunction with Nov. 30, Dec. 4, and Dec. 6. appointed The Welfare Department iMl open house. distribute its share of con­ Vernon Industrial Park to for close to 11 years, resigned opportunity to prove ourselves Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Half-day school sessions will be GROUP 3 GROUP 9 On s^e w^l be paperbacks m k 17.17 tributions to local families and builder, David Webster. that position Saturday. to the voters of the state.” “I home of Mrs. John VonDeck held on these days. exclusive agency 31, m lAfiiic VHioli Cipiiitip MI Fhooicia I ...... Webster plans to construct a Carruthers was elected have been given tee opportunity Jr., 70 Gerald Dr., Vernoii. and hard cover books in a 11. IpLalMHlnaai, tadaoflova M aori ...... IN INPrMtal-naaTm ta.IlawalMalipttln ...... llt N individuals who are recipients 3tPiUaaolMSmdM.66NBllpplamlFandbnCada ...... lUS small industrial mall in the Tuesday as Senator from tee to help in teat endeavor and Hostesses will be Mrs. Fred v M ^ ^ o f interests for children for famous m . Palrifta aliiiii.flp tka ittylila...... M N of its services. The Revitaliza­ 'TRCidnd^garten through sixth Verplanck I t C arM dciM na,M lm ...... IIN l i t AlMamaiSavlatMI(LikalPati)MiiMr,aya,raai,dUMMka,ioM|aWa. tion Corps will distribute part area. 35th District. with your help, I am sure I .will Necave and Mrs. John Trotter. . ll]40 HMO/RNINF IBOOOBOOp OKaBeWO HVONiv e eeppiy • . 6M Board of Education Read Herald Ads grade. Parents, children, and Applamlapair.lae...... M N of its share to needy families In a letter sent to all succeed,” Carruthers told his Parents and pupils are foods plus vitamins. 16 M m tfloailaaaloLflNIIadaao ...... 621 121. IBCwMamUtParaalala.IaaolaikiaklCa...... M N The Board of Education will friends are invited. and individuals and will members of the Town Com­ committee members. invited to attend open house at ^e. WHHOn B ovO ROb ^wNIOHRN 1 rt •••••• . ItN 124.14-PliaaMilialMllaiawaiMoNBataipattlia|i,Taw>aTY6lpplaaai.... M N meet today at 7:30 p.m. at the n. ladHkyFiM7MRba,lladMkyFfM(kldm ...... 5N stockpile tee rest for use in mittee Carruthers reflected on The Town Committee will Verplanck School tomorrow I2S. Cat1Hlc(lalaladkMlHrdaaaMMki|{adpaad,MBiMladkaCada...... M N Skinner Road School in tee first N HialcJNMlFNdtliri t il time of fire, flood, or other tee past 11 years and the growth meet Tuesday night to choose a from 7 to 8 p.m. Teachers will IN PHrafflicki,UM'i Tala fla p ...... M N of a series of meetings with • wReefNnnM*^nN piMvaFn^r e w^igige« IN 127. PaaamdNava.affanadadHI/N/TtUMaflamCaHlaai...... MN- emergency. and progress of tee Republican successor to Carruthers. H ashish be in classrooms to meet foods plus, inc. p r o ’s of the various town party during that time. N M M affliliiliik IpplM.Pira’ifrom taM ...... IN I N tarail flkd i l ih it Paraaaad. P iriila i C ilfk n a ...... MN The club has challenged other Several names have been men­ parents, and children’s work 41. 2MliwiMCbaaaMas.MBnad'fCaMyllitckM .. ,4N schools. Speaking of elections during 121. laaiaoPiat,UMIa11aabaafMaic>aita ...... 16N state colleges to meet tee MCC. tioned but it is expected that will be on display. IN Mai'iMafla|alayl>Nltaitar,aadaiataaflaM,ilMla|a,llBllalU. The board has planned such Exports goal throu^ food collections in teat period, he said, “We have John Daigle is likely to get tee First grade room mothers Firaalflta ...... 16N. meetings in an effort to provide their own areas. vlost some and we have won nomination. 'Daigle has served hold a bake sale in tee GROUP 4 111. M 24kaakiitaTallM akitlak|ipiaulfldBilllll4aaaiiaiaap better communication between N lwilNNN7Nfliii>iilirf>a*yfldk. .il4 N some...looking at our record, as town treasurer and Has beeii D ouble dbfdteria during the evening. afMteakiitaillalaakCttaa ...... MN parents and tee board. At tee Nb«alTMM14MAUftlaliicbCiftflHp ...... 11.N I laaalN aa.lliPkiipkitil aaayltta|ad(fatialykaiiaM).l|ny,ka...... NH our average is pretty healthy.” very active in party affairs for Rd>om mothers will be in Library Sets end of the regular board He said the Republican party several years. KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - 47. SMIadlPpallLSM«ddaifalF-.MartllaavUdM . ItN I classrooms to accept PTA meeting time is allowed for has had the privilege of serving Illegal exports of hashish from N |NrtalMMlnaiB,lirdM flow Main .3.N Several Events memberships. 46 SInatate Carla, ■ W N t t o f N lK > .MT GROUP 10 questions and answers. the town in all but two years of Afghanistaq have doubled sihee .tN Among tee topics to be dis­ the 11 he has been town last year and up, to two tpns N laaCnaoMaRiyallMCnaiCa. For Children FUELOIL SI. Uadaai fa t Maalaila faadiy fka...... 6N US. Oia*a/fliiap iiN ap * I M f Capafk*. Maral CbadN laflaa...... |17N cussed by tee board tonight chairman. “On the state level worth millions i i dollars are St PtaksHMlFaidSlaa...... tit IN lataaP«lalllNt,MaakiitaCaabyCk* ...... 14N In observance of National will be tee summer program our record was not quite teat 17.9 Girls’ flowing to street markets Suit Settled St M lliMp if liB**, liHiy Mkpli laat, kic. ItN 117. PMMTraabtaW /raiifla,llHiilfeaMiafliip ...... 17N Children’s Book Week, Mary for special education; a request 10.N good,” Carruthers added noting 200 G a l. M in . Casual abroad evdy monte. Western •X N CaraM iiCant,M in...... I N CkMalai M fllid ric Typtatfla. TypawHa Sarrica...... ISN Cheney Library is displaying, for a sabbatical leave; tee in­ that that was a period of 1 Day Notice For Dolivery narcotics agents report. Out Of Court H. Naad* Ca*a ladka N , Inaioia Pakida Uoaa. ItK 111. larloii*«««ad,aiylla i[bittaafflca,latla < llitia a iliN ...... MN throu^ Friday, several new surance liability program; tee Democrat dominance 24-Hour Burnar Sarvico and Hashish is hidden in air N TbaflJoMiNa.ItmiHannqi.Mc.. 14.N IN. CaraHcCkrialaMTraaaHkUfldi, flay MaCaraalcl Oft fla p ...... MN books (ft interest to chiidren, well at tee Lake Street School throughout the state. MANCHESTER Dressy r\^!■ Europe. ■' settled out of court. MiqaaitTkkiii...... 4 IN The families of Maj. Edward milliont of Amoricont hovo onjoyod. M. flRCatMailaHirMIrrafliaad/PladiKraaa FtorM ...... II.N tee Junior Room. On Thursday T he agents said the . M .N 147. lMdKk)adtCmVaadk«Mackkaa/7NlmUb,laaliyaaN ...... T tN H. White and Lt. Col. Roger B. N U N N CkaaalflN a.IU ’iE iiaiiallai...... andOFriday, the showings will smuggling system had r^ched COMPARE foods plus formulas to Amoricos M. nraMMI mMM tWSm WTHIHRMIIp rVefr rBBBQn...... M N start at 3:45 p.m. and will last Our Chaffee, each received 8150,000 m Reg. tee point where it could) easily most popular Vitomin Products « IT. Cawrad fry tm, IcIM il IM ari ...... 1I.N about 30 minutes. INSTALLED 3 . 8 7 3.99 be converted to smugglbg hard from tee company, the builder N MaPa lad flirt, MaiaPi IN ...... I t N 2 . 0 9 GROUP 11 The Thursday films are Great lor the holi­ drugs.- of the Apollo spacecraft. White, AND SAVE UP TO 5 0 % N hoaDaetik M g M M * Mar, MaidmtaNardmril Supply . 13.25 days. Machine Triangle, oblong and half moon Full fashioned rib knits in multi stripes, 76 CatNMa lia a l fliM w iI PaaM. WX tuflaid Uakar Ca. .. . N N “Mike .Mulligan and His Steam — IN YOUR SPACE washable: Perma­ Dr. M. Ayubi, president of Chaffee and Lt. Col. Virgil I. IM. M m M f M b PM, M aalaila CaabyCk* ...... 4 U N ti*. U - *9 shapes. Elegant colors to add a glam­ square and jewel necks. Sizes S, M. L. H e r e are s o m e examples: M m M aarla2aM flka,M laiUlallalalllM tanitt...... I0.N Shovel,” “Harold and the nent press. Novelty Afghan customs, said he did not Grissom died in a fire aixiard orous touch. C e m p a ra to 151. lN|ib.FualN.fl|BaiM Ca...... 76N Purplp. Crayon,” and “The INCLUDING PLUM BING & WIRING belts, sizes 7 to 14. believe as much hashish was tee craft while testing it at C o m p o r* to ISt lN|dLlb.2Fual06ladlyNCa...... NN Smallest Elephant.” The , r being smuggled out of the (}ape Kennedy. One-A-Doy Therogron GROUP 6 ISl. ParUkbTipilicarM.lurialliaciMtanal ...... BN 154. eftC«tifleata,aakaTrmlA|aKy...... 76N Friday films are “Johnny country as Westerners es­ White’s widowi^'Patricia 76 flackaMlraNTr1aFiraplaealala«i,MaHkMtallard«aaSliaply 155. SNSkaataifPirtakaailydNlFaddAhe...... NN Appleseed,” “Georgie to tee Caldor’8 Own Hosiery Spectacular! timated. But he said White Davis, who has since 76 WCatNesNCipMEadpaaoie#...... Rescue,” and "The Foolish remarried, and her two IN. IMMKitanrdTrlpkaakadkffaal/l/TtaakaTra«ll|aKy...... N N Infant Afghanistan was not able to in­ 77. M 4 -7 a I pirtaaai I adira, Waaaid Pain t yidpwtut Cap...... 1S7. S 4'd' ikaati flSad Panlbi. Watki rta luakw Ca...... 7t34 Frog,” Saturday at 10:30 a.m. ro stall anjeffSetive control children will receive 850,000 76TlaTMklMflMaSaLTnaanflappa ...... IN. lm iPitMt,StalaTlaatra ...... MN and Wonderlon' Petite Panty Hose .. C 7 c t 71. SiiilapaaitlaiM lNlPrtaiilaaalM aKlatta ...... and again at 2:30 p.m., the film For junior sizes, they3y titI like a second skin! 1,39 W f f I system b ^ u s e 'lt lacks funds each. Martha Chaffee Canfield, 111. PibraUSaartflaalalMdCamra,NNiineamflap ...... 24N will be “Salvaged Gang,” No Extra Toddler for its enfiptement unit. also remarried, will receive N MSWana'Mdhi.MMwItckpkilaai.kic...... IN. Mai'ifataalrarbl:Taudaafdaiaa.fl*1(ralllad,catarckiiaa),UilNaat, II. SlartadlPaaMp.tM«ddaifalF-M*rtMvltidt> ...... lasting about an hour. Agnon" Panty Hose The U.Sr ^ b a s s y reported 870.000 while each of her two li(H Mao’i Slap ...... M N Flannel Dress sheers in 4 sizes for perfect fit. children will receive 840,000. Mulllpl. On.-A-Day Th.rln Th.rogron I t PartaflaiaMlMMN.MIafiaM'i ...... 111. Fak Culta. la M 's Muiic f la p ...... 74N Miss Marion Jesseman, an investi^tidin in CalUornia It CapaicaCano,Mln ...... children’s librarian, will speak Sleepers Betty Grissom was awarded Vilamlni (mll.i) (Squibb) showed teat tee Brotherhood of 120 Tobl.li 100 Tobl.ti too Tobl.tt 100 TabUtt 14. UM Ninia.IaadytaTIrtiaM aU ...... on new books and tell stories at KitchenAid Nylon Stockings 2 Pair Eternal Love, an organization 8350.000 in an out of court U. PalaiidMiaaMCaMra,66PaatlppliaicatFaaitaaeaaar ! Made by famous _ EnRa sheer: one size ms 8 1/2 to 11. GROUP 12 South School tomorrow at 10:30 MADE BY THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST I Leading Manufacturer^ Pkg. associated with the furtive Dr. settlement earlier this year in COMPARE AM A e COMPARE N MaPilalreri,llr.Hrad ...... MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS tee death of her husband. THE PRICE a.m. and for Grades 1-3 of Timothy Leary, bought most of $ 1.95 THE PRICE $ 3 .9 5 IIS. I lil4 Cabrad Cwtaa PartriM, Ib u llf Cama flap ...... S46N Highland Park School The suits against North Stop boing the dlthwashor. Oat a new KitehanAid NOWI its hashish in Afghai^tan. Com. In ter FREE C.tafoa IN. CaapMt Ikm iii, appabbaol aiadai MS Mck, be...... N N Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. As a remit a warrant has American Rockwell and 117. Nataiaay S tall C a M a .la a U ta l Hulk C a d a ...... NN I been issued in California for the several of its subsidiaries 299 E. Center 8L, Manchester RADIO STATION IN. LasiCtraakfliikM dlPKelarSuLM InCaiakSlodb...... N N About Town m I arrest of an Afghan hotel and alleged negligence in tee dx>n- TEL 649-0899 I IN. 2a-Ababmfliudaiflaibn,UiekaaHto.lbMlaslaAiadn|CA ...... S7N garage keeper, Hiyatullah struction of tee spacecraft. 171. PatuMaPripaalrfl,CMaflaatb,eaa.lblinlCMeA ...... SIN K l v t V '4 f.' ■ ,|:r WINF 1230 m . SutkTkaaMlultayOpuriMflNCbek,flllai'iCHtSlap...... S6N The!I Hartford, Engineers Club Choose' 0 I f fL Tokhi. An embaasy official said lutHai'tSm iMv/IttaSulaflitckflaabm brt ...... S6N tee warrant could not be served ON YOUR DIAL will meet Thursday at tee Cozy warm flannel |l7 t MaPiPaailladH;TBadauf(l^fl*1(nfBid,MbrcMM),lb,HaM Planetarium of the Children’s in one and two piece here because there is no I Ibfal Maa’i flap ...... N N Museum of Hartford, 950 Trout from styles. with extradiUdm agreement with tee Tuesday-Wednesday 1174. N il Ciidral laukb’ltd Buctik Wadat Batfard Buettk Ufld Cu...... 26N Brook Dr., West Hartford at grippers. Infants 12 United States. » FUNERAL HOME 176 MriNiAaaaad,M*aiaaki,iJ.ladEttitoeA ...... ^ to 24 months, Men’s Dacron^/Cotton 100% Nov. 14th & 15th 1176 Mu|alramakinCauria,ih3ir.kiiaiB.SiNafC«W ...... y . . 7 U t 6:30 p.lh. A program, entitled toddlers 2 to 4. The embassy holds a fugitive Star Stories, covering 15 of the T-Shirts Watorproof warrant from tee U.S. Bureau MmlNCaLFuilMLT.flaad ...... *“ 1 major constellations and their SUPERBA of Narcotics and Dangerous legends, tee rotation of the Drugs for Jallaluddlin Rehmati, 142 East Center Street earth, and the concept of a Rag. an Afglpui who owns a number SPECIAL RADIO AUCTION ITEMS galaxy, will be presented. A IMPERIAL Boy*’ • Q lila’ 2.88 3.69 9 . 4 4 of Kabul curio shops. Officials Manchester, Conn. 06040 These items may be bid on at any item during the two nights of the Radio Auction. Items In this group will , infanta’ social hour will follow at the I, m m m Super quality, 65% Dacron, 35% Antique brown. Warmly lined with '4 ^ )ie had been identified (208) 646-5310 C go to the highest bidder at the close of the auction on the second night. South Seas Restaurant at 7:30 cotton. Shape retaining, long cushioned Innersole. Youths’ 9-2, tflog y^te other Af^ians as tee p.m. with a dinner scheduled CUSTOM E Knit Gloves wearing. S to XL. boys’ 3-6, men's 7-12. source of supply of a 322-pound between 8 and 8:15 p.m. and shipment of hashish seised in Philada^teia ;in July. A. Cable Nelson Spinet Piano with stool, walnut or maple, delivered and tuned, Watkins Brothers ...... Manchester Assembly Order Mittens Ayubi said the case was under B. Weekend for 2 in N.Y, Room at City Squire or Warwick, 2 tickets to 2 shows (orchestra seats IM m m M 83I9- of Rainbow Girls will hold an investigation by tee Sflnistry of to musical and comedy or drama), LaBonne Travel World ...... 130,50 initiation meeting at the Justice. Western agents C. Man’s Vulcan 17-jewel Watch, WINF Radio Station ...... 125.00 Masonic Temple tonight at Your choice of White 'n Colored Fronts — No Charfe conqilain teat imminent illegUl D. 30" roll out Kitchen Hood Fan, W.Q. Qlenney Co...... 115XK) 7:30. Mrs. Helen. F. Jabes, dealers have connectiems inside E. McGregor man’s grey tweed Car Coat, Mouton collar, orion pile lining, choice of size. Regal Men’s Shop 75XX) supreme inspeptor in Connec­ tee government which saves F. Lady’s Royal Casual Double Knit Wool Coat, size 12, Manchester Modes, Inc...... 60X)0 ticut, will make her official teemjfrom harsh punishment or Q. Certificate toward purchase of Skiing, Scuba, Tennis or Camping Gear, The Alpine Haus ...... 50.00 visit. After the meeting, prosecution. rs H. Fischer Alu-Steel Skis (195 CM-6’5"), Groman’s Sports Shop...... 150.00 refreshments wilt be served by AIANCHESTER Therihal Carry AH Knitting Investigators said more and Rainbow parents and friends. Warm, durable more preuninent Afghans were acrylic knits In solid Blankets and Sewing Tote Members are reminded to bring colors and fancies; involved in the dirug trade. their food don^t,ipns for sizes 3-6, 7-12. During a- recent legislative WILLIAM .^LENNON, Director Thanksgiving baskets to . this diebate, a senator here disclosed ROY M. THOMPSON, Associate Director 3 . 9 9 1 . 3 7 that a cabinet minister’s R. BRUCE WATKINS, Associate Director. Corporation President 75% polyester, 25% cotton In love­ C a n v a s b a g w ith s tu rd y b ra s s stand. nephew-was arrested on a nar­ POOL TABLE ly, soft colors. Light and warm; Attractive prints. Folds flat whBn not cotics charge when he visited APPLIANCE % x 9 0 ". in use. Fabric OapL WATKINS FUNESIAL HOME has been serving Manchester area families for over 'Oamilm Wat* Top tee United States. 98 years. Dial 647-9191 E M . andup While hashish remains the Charge iti ITEMS WILL GO BY NUMBER (NOT BY NAME) ■msMimop NEXT TO STOP and SHOP .Maiiehester SALE: Mon. thru Wod. major smuggled item, an Personal attention and a r e fle c t for every wish of the bereaved fam ily has ialways , VMlMCinIs VWnw M o n . th n z F r L suao OJR. lo M O p ja -( A f^an offldal said the sy stm been a traditton of WATKINS FUNERAL HOME. (1) GIVE ITEM NUMBER (2) GIVE BID PRICE (3) GIVE NAME AND ADDRESS 1145 T o lla iM l T p k e . S a L 0 aj|». to 0 : M p i* . “was very big and very profesaidnal. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cwin.. Mon.. Nov. 18.1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter, Conn., Mon., Nov. 18.1»7>- PAGE nFTEEN

BUGSBUNNY OUT OURW AV BY NED CXXIDRAN OUR BOARIHNG HOUSE with MAJCm H O O j^ ecount Shows Bolton Bulldogs Andover Selectmen About Town wX.U./SyLVKSTBR, a u ./ WHAT St. Margaret’s Circle, Members of St. Bridget LE'S M a/YA Loar I HAk/B MONEY.. OFTAieSS ' MBRe,^--«SRAWPJ». 1 OUT-TMAyB* VOO LACHES \ r i L STICK TSIS FLAV V«R VMAUST...VBR INTEND TO WW FUN OUT O F 5WMAnER WAS IM THE lO IPBTO Airt, I VWSULPRUCTHERl'P AVncy MMS,THEN SHUT Daughters of Isabella, will hold Rosary Society will be r a ir A/voocHiM' a CLOSKT/ PUT iTM TH e EXPBCTM'AN IN- M0HMU. m&mcm ^ r”yr-AM. *121: P I IsrARTCHeiM/IN'IM' CnOVIN' IN- < THE HOLE R9R THE WASTE M V T A P E Win Grid Crown Make Appointments its regular meeting tomorrow hostesses for a recitation of the HBRITANCB FROM FDR MV RERASTl, .6UV'NOR7j WWSHBl.OtNCK,WHILE I mJk D nsST.R g T - JSTEM>aESKCKAVt-~ / »i«Ar^ .1 PAPER! VmEM UNCLE R E C O R D IN S ttzQerald W^on VSR AUFTRALIAN f aE T RIP OF HIS PIPE/ at 8 p.m. at the KofC Home. AH Rosary tomorrow at 2 p.m. in H E L C F T r r iM OMC OP PLACE THREE euLsY OPENS nr. h e u . O F D E M O N By JUDITH DONOHUE ANNA FRISINA selectfSTen be notified that — r u n c l e ... OUTTWE ) OR TOUR aPITTOOWS By SOL R. COHEN nortbeni division duuxipiooBhip officers are asked t o report at Cronin Hall of Mayfair TH'PDCJCerS.AMi PULL OUT A WAP OF t?ETECTIVES-«- Thomas Andersm has been OL^EX / AKOLIWPTH'HOUSE,/SW'_ (Herald Reporter) Correapondent while Bolton took the southern Correapondent 7:30. Gardens. All are invited. 'NtHKHt TOO/ y W^U.,HOW'MOULPTHRr BILLS R4STEAD OF TME ONE WHERE Tel. 649-8409 voted an alternate and request REFRAIN A PAPER BRICK! THEY RAID THE It’s now official! Atty. William iFitzGerald, Democrat, division title. Tel. 742.9347 FROMVOUR OKABYOLLLAPIESi l« y ^ The Bolton Bulldogs won the that his appointment be ratified CaiNTERFErTERS! has won electicm as Mwchester judge of probate. Next week the Bulldogs play The Andover Board of Dr. Sigmund Abeles, state The executive board of the RiPICULEi THE championship of the Charter Selectmen filled eight vacan­ by the selectmen. The latter Department of Education FIRST WUCE A recount Saturday of Tuesday’s election results added 8 an exhibition game against the Lutz Junior Museum Volunteer Oak Pony Football Conference Staten Island, N.Y., dum^ploa cies in town boards and had already appointed Graham science consultant, will speak WHISTLE WIU. votes tp FitzCierald’s margin of victory and gave him a league will meet tomorrow at 1 sen p him o u t yesterday blanking the Windsor Raiders. The contest win be at commissions at a recent Board into the post, unaware that such on learning center science p.m. at the museum. ^BVflNPOW 100-vote plurality — 11,931 to 11,831 for Atty. Ronald Locks Chiefs 444). The win was 1:30 p.m. at Herrick MenMrial of Selectmen's meeting. a request was to be made. m ate ria ls at T hursday’s Jacobs, Us Republican opponent. Independent^,^^aodidate eighth s tra i^ t victory for the G lass Recycling Program ,-jA Park, and Boisoneau urges 1 Zoning Board of meeting of the Professional The Buckley School library Gerald Bartlett wound up with 277. undented Bulldogs, not bad townspeople to come and I Appeals, the selectmen ap- Appearing before the Educators Association of workshop will be held The recount was manda^ry for im fint year. the team on to victory. pointed alternate Mrs. selectmen were Mrs.. Julie Manchester, which will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the under state statutes, which The bNtth ehich was formed Boisoneau also cited Thomas Margaret Talbot to fill the Haverl and Edward Hopkins, at Martin School at 3:15 p.m. school library. member of the town’s MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD provide for it when a can­ in the ^riiQ , consists nudnly of Sheridan and Bob Corcoran of vacancy created by the resigna­ didate’s plurality is less than Bolton boys, although there are the Bulldogs coaching staff for tion of Marvin (Sraboff, who Conservation Commission, with IF YOU W EREN'T, BECK IS THAT'S WHAT HE TOLD I KNOW THAT YOUR DON’T BE A fOOCj one-half of one per cent of the five. players from Hebron, their contribution during the last year bad moved out of plans for the glass recycling BECK WOULDN'T MARRYING MV SISTER-BUT ALL SISTER COMMITTED BECK KILLED WkARRY you ' ME BECAUSE total vdtes cast for the office. whidi did not have a pony team season. town. To fill Mrs. Talbot’s bins at the Andover disposal HE WAS INTERESTED. SUICIDE... AND IT'S HER—AND HE'LL area. HE LOVES IN WAS HER M O N E V y MOST UNFORTUNATE/ 1/ . Jacobs, who had the opUon of this year. Most of the boys vacancy, the board appointed ME/ waiving the recount, decided, played for the Tigers midget Yule Program Mrs. Julie Haverl. Both terms The town’s building official, _iT S “In faimess to all die people football team last season. Millicent Jones, well-known expire as of June 30, 1973 and Percy Cook, will draw up plans LEANDERiS who voted for me, we will let Bulldogs head coach Dr. Gil locally for her flower will have to be filled at the next for the bins which will be large mastbrpibce? the recount go forward.” Boisoneau declined to name any arrangements and original municipal election which will enough for effective recycling oramfaw imL FitzGerald said Saturday, outstanding players in creations, will present a take place this coming May. of glass, and usable for storage Cid»&CurL “He (Jacobs) is completely yesterday’s contest, nothing program on holiday decorations Appointed to serve on the or other uses should the rate of recyclable glass diminish. The WE a r e h a v in g a SHORT RIBS ri^t. recount was the only that “it was a fine team effort at tomorrow’s meeting of the CouMrvation Commission in BY FRANK O’NEAL way to assure that a oindidate both of offensively and Women of St. George’s. the place of Jerome Griner, bins will be placed at the upper won the election by a itote total; defensively.” All women of the conomuhity who resigned some months level of the disposal area so BRIN© YOU ALLTHE^ rather thhn a mathematical and Boisoneau said a highlight of are invited to attend the back, was Mrs. Jennie Post, that they may be considered a NEWS THATS FITTO mechMcal mistake.” the day for .him and the boys meeting which will be at 8 p.m. wife of the first selectman. permanent fixture. Wig & Cosmetic -TEU-. Thn eztfa 8 votes picked up was a compliment paid them by Refereshments will be served. That term expires as of June 30, The plans will be given to lA m m by Fitzperald c ^ e from Windsor Locks coach George Alma Amundson, co­ 1975. students at the Rham High a ballots —^previously Hall who said the Bulldop were president of the organization, Ronald Bockus and John B. School for drawing them to PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER voided ffor one reason or “the finest team he has seen his advises that all members are Hutchinson were again scale and making up blueprints Party requested to attend a short to work from. ^DELICIOUS anotbw, The machine totals 11 years with the Charter Oak appointed to serve on the Jury BR EAK FA SXy were ibanged. Conference. business meeting prior to the Conunittee, with a Democrat and you're invited s.-.J>EA R ! J ^ / .1 program at 7:30 p.m. Fli lid said of Jacobs, “ 1 William FilsGerald Windsor Locks won the yet to be named to that ipliment him on his committee. Stephen Willard conduct/during the campaign. Ted Cummings said a successor was appointed to fill the vacan­ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15 He was every bit the to FitzGerald on the board will Coventry cy leh by Mrs. Dorcas I*' gentlemen. He upheld the digni­ be chosen after the judge-of- Friedrich on the Insurance to a .m . to 12 n o o n probate-elect resigns from it. Conunisaion. This term also &) A) THE^FUNTSTON]^ BYHANA-BARBERA ty of the office.” Jacobs, after congratulating FitzGerald will be only the Sewer Explanation runs until the next municipal FRIDAY. NOV. 17 FitzGerald on his victory, eighth judge of probate to hold election; therefore the remarked, “He worked very the office since the Manchester appointment is effective Starts Tomorrow through June 30, 1973. 10 a.m.- 12 noon, 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. . y o u HE hard and ran a fine campaign. I district was established in 1854. t a l k e d t o The selectmen also appointed N-’3 jf M V <5A L L IN am sure he’ll do a fine job as Judge Wallett has held the of­ Holly Ganiner together with Engineer Walter □ TH E B o e e , ASKINO.V judge of probate.” > fice since .1948. For 20 years Jesse Graham to serve as a Let our trained cosmetician show you how to apply .^-^-rrrTTflJlL^^ .. * ,FREP? Correspondent Fuss, were able to complete zoning board alternate, FitzGerald will fill an unex­ before that, he served as clerk this work by the weekend. make-up, tell you about our skin care treattnents. We of the court. Tel. 742-8795 replacing Sidney Organ, who pired (erro to January 1975. He, The Town Council, with Two meetings, scheduled for are also introducing our new Capless Wig. FRA NK AND ER N EST will fill the vacancy to be was made 'a regular zoning by Bob Thaves barely one month to go before last week bad to be canceled board m e m b ^ '^ is appoint­ created bif the resignation Dec. the E)ec. 12 sewer referendum, because of the lack of cost 31 of Judge John Wallett. Judge ment is also effective only will start its series of factors, and neither of these, though June. Come One I Come All! Wallett, who will reach the I F o m c f i o f G O P presentations on the proposal the quarterly meeting with l > l S I 4 K Chairman of the Zoning mandatdry retirement age of 70 To H e a r W eicker tomorrow night, when two town agencies nor the public Ref reshemnts will be served in July, is retiring earlier Board, Mrs. Anna Frisina, had A H D T I M D council .teams meet with the hearing, have as yet been conveyed the board's wishes to Reservations preferred, Tel. 649-2517 because o( poor health. U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr. political party town rescheduled, although it is Th^ Jud^ of probate position the selectman that the o r B tiN O i will be the guest speaker committees to explain the expected that new ^ te s for appointment of Thomas Ander­ is fdr ‘a.four-year term. Tlie Tuesday when the Connecticut program and the costs these sessions will be an­ I4 K T . G O I.D OVERLAY A NATUltilL- next election to the post will be son as alternate be ratified by Federation of Republican associated with it. nounced soon. the Board of Selectmen. New, delicately deiigned in November 1974. Women’s Clubs holds* its first Lions Eye Research B o R M i One council team will meet The zoning board normally brooch and earring! . . . in \ V FitzGerald, who ran on a post-election meeting. The with the Democratic Town Tony D’Ambrosio, Lewis Hill fills its own vacancies and rich, long-lasting 14Kt. white MUTT ANDJEFF B U D F IS I^ ^^ PfSaSSB to be a full-time judge 12:30 p.m. luncheon will be by Committee at 7:30 in the Town Rd., has been named cbaimnan zoning board members believed M piiS|ate, said, “I will dis­ or yellow gold overlay with reservation only and will be Hall, while the other team will of the Coventry Lions (3ub 1972 this was true of the alternate charge my duties to my clients preceded by a 10 a.m. executive appear before a joint meeting Eye Research fund-raising cultured pearls. See our new C u t s C u r L in mV law practice as quickly as vacancies also. When the r Itn H NIA. Ue, y o u RE WRONG. I T D O E S / HERE’S A TWENTY/, board meeting. They will be at of the Republican Town drive. Hts appointment has appointment of Anderson was selection of fine Krements possible.” He said a swearing- the Windsor House in Windsor. Committee, the Young GOP been announced by Qub Presi­ OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK M’LOVE/ THE NOW, W HOSE voted by the zoning board. Jewelry. WED., THURS., PRI. EVENINOS - SAT. I-S PLAIN JANE t w e n t y DOLLAR PICTURE IS in ceremony will take place The event is being billed as a and the Republican Women's dent William Jona. BY FRANK BAGINSKI Jan. 2,. FitzGerald, a town Town Clerk Mrs. Ruth Munson 8!U- ObES N ot ONTHE “GOP Victory Celebration,” Gub at 8:00 at the h i^ school. A goal of 12,000 has been set notified the board that this TREASURE SHOPPE 393 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER-649-251/ BURT REYNOLDS director, said he will resign and will feature also a drawing for the drive, to be condcuted ■ « T 3 han/E a p ic t u r e TWENTY? These sessions will constitute appointment was not valid and JEWELERS NUDE IN AENOV/CTORMI from tl^ Board of Directors by Sen. Weicker of the winner from Nov. 11 to Nov. 30 2319 Main Stm t 285 Ellington Road OF WASHINGTON./ the first explanations of costs had to be made by the Board of MincliMttr Pirkidt sometime in December. ^ East Hartlotd-289-8374 ON in the Federation’s fund-raising associated with the sewer throiqdiout the town. Selectmen. The zoning board GlaslonbufY-633-6493 Dem i^atic Town CJiairman raffle. program, both^in terms of A.Rtobg this year’s fund- members: requested that the overal figures mid iti terms df ral8lii^t)tt>jects Will beYoIidta-’ individual homeowners’ costs. tion by mail and collection of 1 There had been a delay in used ^eglasses which can be i obtaining the costs for various deposited in special containers MANCHESTER iroBniraiitoroHMrpmB reasons, but the Sewer at local stores and businesses. Assessment Committee, Gose to 1500 has been raised ... in previous projects such as a Day In . i , Day Out fabric sale, for the Connecticut Lions Eye Research to support WBSTHROP Sea Lane Yale School of Medicine’s new BYDIckcAVAtU OR PRESCRIPTIONS laboratory doing research work Hearings in glaucoma and other eye PARKADE diseases. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY NO... I HAVE AMOIHER, A AGERBILv fCeSETvX BAIP . . resulting in m eaningful DO MOU H ^ A N V B R O lH B n B ------Heading the committees ee/Bht A N V TH lN Q y^ Slated assisting D’Ambrosio are COMING d e c e n t SERVICE SEEMS TD OR e i0 ra i£ L F R B X 3IE? >,A. LACVBUGSl..' savings ta you every day! MERCHANTS WELCOME ^I^IKESOME RIG H TU P, BE ATHING OF THE BACT. OARTBR ENAK^AN ANT EN9U... HARTFORD (AP) - Two William Jones, publicity; CORN FLAKES AAAC. No 1 9 a and.downs In your Presozh^ttuw public hearings are scheduled Edwin Lawton, contributions; rm costs — no “discounts” today, "Begolar AND BANANAS N prices” tomorrow! in the next two weeks on Long Richard Tuttle and Bob FOR 7 Island Sound sea lanes for oU Newman, collection. PREAKRAST. No “reduced specials”—no “temporary carrying vessels, and En­ PHNA reductions” on Prescriptions to lure oustomMSi vironmental Protection Com­ At a recent meeting of the missioner , Dan Lufkin urges board of directors of the Public ANEW At the same .time, there 'la never any oompromlse In service or quality! citizens to attend the hearings. Health Nurses Association, One hearing is set for New President Jack Greene an­ London City Hail Thursday at 11-13 TOD GET OVB tiOWBST nounced that the recent “plat­ NEIGHBOR 7:30 p.m. The second is form of good health for all in JON£$<)' FBIOBS EVERY DAY OF THE niDbemi C»n>rWM».miuciul/aoiiL We DeUvey scheduled for the council the community seems to have YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE chambers at Bridg^rt City been a winner.” MORE THROUGHOUT THE Everywhere F a st Hall, Nov. 21, 7:30 p.m. To date, the PHNA fund drive BUZZ SAWYER YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR The sea lanes bill passed by BY; ROy CRANE CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE has received over |725 in eetoaceupTiON NEEDS. the General Assembly requires support. Some $400 more is MR, MAGEE, THE STRANGER WHO WANTS TO GNE THEN SUP OUT ANP WWIE ACCEPT THE MONEY, BUT PONT SPEND TDU S|,500 COULD GET YOUR SON DANNY INTO vessels transporting oil or other needed to reach the goal, The POWN THE LICENSE IT, O FFER HIM SOMETHING PRINK IN BA^y LFT& TRY UK AND S li TROUBLE, 16 HE STILL THERE? NUMBER OF HIS CAR. TO • ANP THE PANZINI WA9NO hazardous substances to travel Greene said. Further support A GLASS... EVEN IF IT'S MILK. WE WIIW fe1’ THE aTOTESflUP AND them lammed AFTER north of a shore clearance line, HIS FINGERPRINTS. C ^ p u m v FROM E L OPENS DOUBT mDIMBIM- •WE LEFT THE CEMETERV: can be mailed to Greene at his ' PIAPOLOy-yOFPIM 9tQm THE FieURE/ away from areas where Trowbridge Rd. home, and all obstruction or shallow water residents are urged to support Rag Doll may cause ships to run aground th program. and spill their cargoes. “ ...The sea lanes regulations "For the represent a positive and strong $9 antipollntion, measure for Walkers Junior Miss protecting the natural environ­ lAT f l i f PAftKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPICE. ment of Connecticut’s waters and coastline,” Lufkin says. Raise FATHER 1«!bP it / 11-13 H^TAaBIUUBIOUf IHMPLV PRBBD $50,000 • i t . A L A T C H " ENFIELD (AP) - Over 3,000 .ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN people walked a 20-mile route STEVE CANYON Special tor Diabetes: Sunday to raise more than BY MILTON CANIFF ■ WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ------850,000 for the March of Dimes V t fight against birth defects. March organizers claimed it TUKNSOUT'THE eoPHBt^ ' WHAT ABOUT IT SAYS HERE UgoottDnig was the largest such marathon Hi THE GIRLF BRonrHER! E uABeantx OLSON HAS A Uggott Drug in New En^and. Individuals, -K E N HANaiNtf AROUNP PRUO ABUSE TBYlNi to 6ET MONEY M f0.LM 1A8 businesses and organizaUona pledged to donate so mudi per ‘fXKREMElUEWYir INSULIN m ^ for eadi mile walked by parucipanta. -*• f Lilly Although moat of the Test Tape marchers, said to range iUIUSO between e i^ t and 71 years old, m U40 uiir paced themaelves over the n-is I «J»*y ; Squibb SquHib course, three Fermi High School students decided to run. SGT. STRIPES.... FOREVER BYBHXHO'WRILLA Roy Deschenes, 14, Cliff WOaon, 10 and David D ^ o o e , 18, said they were tired at the finish but added, “It was worth it.” LITTLE SPORTS The three flniabed tat 2:45, b y r o u s o n Pricsdin some six hours before the last straggleri crossed the finish Error In Sat I line at 5:15 pjn. Ad. Coupons Will Bo HonoTMl Monday and American forces captured Tuaaday York (now Toronto), the capital of Upper Canada, s a v e y o u M O N E Y ” during the War of 1812. r , ; » ZL£UL m-' . \ Ij's a-', , ; PAfig_SiynrrFN — Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M«nche»ter. conn., Mon., Nov. 13, \ v n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Nov. 18,1972 — PAGE S E V E N T »m « Four Final Period TD’s Spark Tribe Upset, y Namath Not Giving Up, Eastman Standout in 32-20 Win Over Central Hopes to Catch Miami By Mike MUlretta On Manchester’s fifth plhy after the kickoff, Milka hit Steve Samiotis fielded a Nicoletti punt at the Indian 30, and his favorite receiver, Central’s Albert, and this time no danced and weaved his way down the sidelines before NEW YORK (AP)—Joe Namath isn’t giving up. “ What a comeback! What a team !” Those were the one caught him from behind as he sprinted 63 yards for a running out of steam 69 yards later at the losers’ one-yard “ There’s no question that a win over Miami would words of Manchester High Coach Dave Wiggin as the final score with only eight ticks of the clock remaining in the stripe. Milka.blasted through a dejected Bristol defen^ answer our needs,’’ said toe New York Jet quarterback. seconds ticked away in the Indians’ 32-20 upset victory half. A conversion.rass fell incomplete, and the victors, for the wintibg tally on toe next play, with the eUx^ “ Catching the Dolphins is sort’ve a longshot, but we’re over a heavily favored Bristol Central squad, before a went to the locker fi>om with a 14-6 halftime lead. ' showing l i i j y play. thinking about toe playoffs.” modest crowd of 1,000 Saturday afternoon on Memorial Neither team was able to muster an attack in the' The Jets crashed Buffalo 41-3 Sunday while unbeaten Field. canto until Central moved 51 yards to score with just i With 1: Eastman added his third six-pointer from Miami was belting New Ehigland 524 for its ninth National Manchester pulled out the game wito four final-quarter two minutes remaining. Two Swicklas to Nicoletti passes 21 yards out to^^make toe final score 32-20, as the few fans Football victory of 1972 and Coach Don Shula’s lOOto in a touchdowns, one a spectacular 95-yard romp from scrim­ of 25 and 20 yards, respectively, ate up most of the who had braird toe cold, rainy conditions began to head 10-year coaching career. mage by Lyle Eastman. The touchdown was one of three yardage, and Godbout traveled the last six to make it 20-6, for toe exits. ’The amazing ttog about Eastman's SM Miami still leads New York by three games in the scored by the senior tri-captain, with the others coming on as Bristol threatened to turn the game into a rout. yards riishing, came in toe fact that he was sdieduleCto American Conference Eastern Division with a Jet-Dolphin gallops o f 50 and 21 yards. Eastman finished the day with > ■ , i ’■ start at split end. But when a shoulder injury to Dm matchup scheduled Sunday in the Orange Bowl. Early in the final period, Nicoletti put the ’Tribe in a deep 246 yards on 15 carries, despite suffering a shoulder sprain Fleishman left toe Indians without a halfback, the ve “ We’ve got to play our tails off and hope nobody else hole when his punt rdled out of bounds two inches shy of on the game’s first play. satile s ^ o r stepped in. He bacUy filled Fleishman’s sho does better,” said Namath. “ I think our chances are pretty the Manchester end zone. Milka ran a sneak for five yards The homestanding Tribe drew first blood after a short and narrowly ^ s s e d breaking his single-game good for toe wUd card spot.” to gain some breathing room, and then the fireworks punt by Central’s Bob Nicolettl gave them possession at mark of 259 yards. £ In addition to toe three AFC division winners, the non­ started. Eastman slanted off right tackle, cut to the midfield with 4:37 remaining in the opening stanza. On the Manchester easily won the statistics battle, gaining 4® championship team with the best record also will be sideline where he stiff-armed two would-be tacklers, and next play, Eastman burst through a huge hole in the center yards to Bristol’s 217. Manchester showed a whopping 3^ - invited to the National Football League playoffs. then sped past a stunned Bristol team to narrow the gap to of the Bristol defense and rambled untouched for the 111 advantage in toe ruridng department, due mainly totte The Jets and Central Division runner-up Cincinnati, both 20-12 with 10:33 remaining. score. ’The conversion kick was wide, and the score Lyle Ea$tman Rick Milka fact that toe flashy Godbout was held to only 75 y a r^ on tt 6-3, have toe top records among non-leaders in the AFC. Now it was the Manchester defense’s time to sparkle. remained 6-0, Manchester. carries. The win was toe Indians fifth in e i^ t games, Kansas City, 5-4, is No. 2 in the Western Division with a 5-4 Rich Godbout returned the kickoff back to his own 38, 23-yard pass that put the Tribe deep into Bristol territory. They stopped the vaunted Bristol offense Cold on its next while toe losers dropped their second straight after mark. four possessions, setting up touchdowns on the last three. from where the Rams marched 37 yards to the Manchester However, a holding penalty nullified an apparent 10-yard opening their season with six consecutive triumphs. “ Our defense came a long way against Buffalo,” said Despite the absence of its key operative, signal-caller Bob five, where they encountered a fourth and goal situation. touchdown pass from Milto to Ron Roy and pushed the The game marked the final home appearance for 13 Weeb Ewbank, the Jet coach. “ The game had to give our ’The call went to Godbout, but a fine play by Steve Dwyer Indians back to the Bristol 25. Milka’s next pass was Walsh, the small but tough fndian defense allowed Bristol Indian seniors, including tri-captains Elastman, Samiotis secondary a mental lift.” a net total of minus 14 yards in the final quarter, with 5:20 and Darrel Vincek stopped him two yards short of paydirt, intercepted by Central defensive end Dave Albert, who and Colla. Also included were Mike Parrott, Roy, Dave New York blanked the Bills after an early field goal. 0. left in the game, defensive end Mike Coughlin blocked a and Manchester took over on downs. bolted to the Manchester M, before being caught from McCann, Mark Odell, Don Pagani, Vincek, Dave Chap­ J. Simpson raced for 53 yards in the drive that led to the Nicoletti punt and fell on it at the Bristol 10. Milka, Paced by Eastman’s hard running, the Indians moved all behind. Albert then showed his versatility by hauling in a man, Don Corcoran, Dan C hiU ^ aixl John Muridiy, plus field goal, but was held to 36 yards toe rest of the day. the way to the Rams’ 10, only to come up empty-handed. 27-yard aerial from quarterback Ed Swicklas at the ^ree. showing great poise, raced two yards to score on fourth injured gridders Fleishman and Walsh. “ It was one of those days,” said toe former Heisman down, and then threaded the needle perfectly on the iTju^tnan carried three! times for 48 yards in the drive, Three plays later, Swicklas plunged to paydirt from six Manchester now has over a week to prepare for its finale Trophy winner from Southern California, “ when we ran including a 27- yard streak out to the Manchester 40, that inches out to tie the count and then threw a conversion conversion pass to Roy, who made a fine catch to knot'the with arch-rivql Windham on Thanksgiving Day in three plays and sat down.” score at 20-20 despite being hit hard. (AP photo) put the Red offensive machine into h i^ gear. Four plays pass to Dave Hemandex to put the Rams ahead 8-6 with Willimantic. The clash at Guild Field in the 'D^ead City ) r Redskins * Larry Brown High-Steps for Touchdown The height of Buffalo’s depression came at the tail end of later quarterback Rick Milka hit tight end Jim CoUa with a 1:26 remaining in the first half. After three Bristol passes fell incomplete, Manchester’s starts at 10:30. the second quarter when a furious series of Dennis Shaw ..After Giants ’ Carl Lockhart Makes Contact in End Zone passes fell just shy with New York ahead 24-3, ' f- Shaw fired to Bob Chandler for 22 yards and fired to the h wide receiver again for 28. The Bills were finally moving. Major Bowl Bids Go Out, I? Shaw then rifled a strike to Chandler in the corner of the rBowilngVEast^s Finest Effort Giants Did the Talking end zone, but a penalty wiped it out. With two seconds on the clock, Shaw fired against to Rose Could Be Game of Year Chandler, it went for 12 yards but the receiver was pushed EARLY BIRDS - Joan out of hounds at the three-yard line and the threat was (APpbato) Colby 132-358, Diane Heavans IP- dead. NEW YORK (AP) - The national championship shaded Baylor °17-3, Nebraska and Iowa State Not Enough to Win But Brown the Running Emerson Booser of Jets Fumbles 126, Karen Johnson 126, Robbie As Simpson said, “ It was that kind of day” for the major bowl bids go out next diminished in a 23-all tie clinching at least a tie for waged a see-saw battle, with Williams 353. scoring for the locals vriio Buffalo Bills. Two Bills Grapple for Loose Ball weekend and .unless with No. 17 Iowa State, fifth- their fifth straight Amundson earlier throwing By Marc Rick attempts. are now 2-5-1. v “ I knew I was going to have to throw in order for us to something goes wrong in the ranked Ohio State was upset Southwest Conference a pair of scoring passes to FRIENDSHIP - Ruth East took the opening WASHINGTON (AP) — “ When I get the ball, I run with Coach Cliff Demers was it;,^'’ Lairy Brown said. move the ball,” Washington quarterback Billy Kilmer next couple of weeks it looks by Michigan State 19-12 and crown, and No. 10 Penn Keith Krepfle and Dave Woodbury 177-460, Tur- In one of the finest games kickoff and went 57 yards proud of his chargers who said. as though the Rose Bowl will No. 8 UCLA bowed to State trimmed North Humm of toe Comhuskers cotte 452, Sharlie IM ^ le 452, of toe season, undefeated before their drive stalled on • Brawn gets toe ball'a lot—30 times Sunday against the gave it all they had and t ^ New York scored first when Ron Johnson plunged one have the Game of the Year. Washington 30-21. Carolina State 37-22. scoring once and hitting Lou Toutain 485, Lee Bean 477, Xavier tripped East the Xavier 18. On that cam­ •New^York Giants—and runs a long way with it. Len jardine Quits Post - Marge DeLisle 469, Pegge some. They held a powerful ‘ ‘ The Washington star scored twice within 43 seconds yard into the end zone. Of course, something went Elsewhere, top-rated That left Southern Cal and Johnny Rodgers twice for .Catholic by a 21-7 score in a paign they mainly relied on Iowa’s Frank Lauterbur will Shelsky 456, Walt DeUsle 207, Xavier as well as anybgdy Snhday to lift toe Redskins to a 27-13 National Football Kilmer’s 18-yard pass play to Smith gave Washington six awfully wrong Saturday for Southern California was Michigan as the favorites in touchdowns. hard fought contest at Mt. Hornat who ran and passed As Brown Grid Coach coach in the Blue-Gray All-Star Art Thompson 211-232-600, has yet. ^ i^ e victory. He gained 106 yards to run his season total points, but Pete Athas blocked the extra point attempt and four members of The idle, fourth-ranked Michigan the race for the Rose Bowl. Michigan sophomore Den­ Nebo before a large crowd his way for three first football game at Montgomery, Vaughn Sherwood 203, Bruce downs. The blue-clad defendi with five games remaining. the Giants led, 74, at halftime. Associated Press Top walloped Iowa 31-0 with the The Trojans lead UCLA by nis FraiAlin passed for two of raindrenched supporters ' f PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - fine and dedicated person” and Ala., Dec. 27. Moquin 215, Bill Livermore 211, held toe Falcons to 53 in toe 9--VI am tired,” toe former Kansas State blocking back New York pulled a spectacular reverse on the second Ten—second-ranked likelihood of climbing past one game in the Pacific-8 touchdowns and scored one Saturday. Xavier’s first tally came Len Jardine, who left Purdue in said “ football and coaching are Lauterbur and Kansas State’s Bill Avery 563. air and 140 yards rushing tis ntonitted after the game. “ It seems like I carried the ball half kickoff with rookie Eldridge Small carrying 77 yards Alabama toppled No. 6 Nebraska in this week’s Conference—they meet on as the Wolverines drubbed It was toe 25th straight on their initial set of downs the Big Ten to try to restore more than scores and toe won- Vince Gibson will coach toe with toe explosive Woods they stopped a combination 60 times. But I get stronger every time I carry the ball. If to the Redskins 13. But six plays later, the Giants had to Blue team with Lauterbur Louisiana Stdte 35-21, third- ratings; seventh-ranked Saturday— and the Iowa and snapped a Big Ten MERCANTILE - Bill Colby victory for the Middletown Brown’s Ivy League football lost record.” of four runners to a. minus my* legs keep getting stronger during the next four years, I settle for three points as Pete Gogolak kicked a 12-yard handling the defense and Gib­ ranked Nebraska had its Oklahoma held off No. 14 Wolverines are in front of tie with Ohio State. 140-144-396, Russ Wilson 140-143- squad, ranked fourth in toe going 28 yards on a run off fortunes, is giving up after five “ What makes Len Jardine’s four yard on eight chaneea, m ay play until I’m 50.” field goal. years of utter frustration with son toe offense. hopes for a third consecutive Missouri 17-6, No. 9 Texas Ohio State and Purdue by Woody Hayes’ Buckeyes 406, Joe Vinsko 141-414, John state, and now sporting a 9-0 tackle. The senior speedster request especially difficult for with Woods getting his game weeks ago, Brown sped through toe Giants defense After Charley Harraway’s one-yard plunge put the Bruins. me is that he is a superior STATE M RKR SHOP file same margin in the Big lost to Michigan State when Naretto 143-355, Bill Rail 159- season record. They held a also had jaiuit of 26 and 23 leading 155. ' i. t for 191 yards, his best effort as a ] ^ . Jim Garrett, a New Washington out front, 13-10, Gogolak’s 23-yard field goal Brown President Donald F. human being,” toe university Ten and face the latter this Dutch kicker Dirk Krijt, 375, John Aceto 153-385, Warren 13-0 lead at toe half and a 13- yards but hit paydirt once. iiMiaSMrSN The hosts’ passing attack York assistant coach, vowed he wouldn’t gain 100 yards with 3:51 remaining in the game knotted the score. Hornig announced Sunday that president said. "The men who NEW! - EXCITING weekend and the former the making his collegiate debut Chandler 358, Bryce Hunt 364, 7 surplus at toe end of three The Falcons’ other TD’s Stan Mirucki 366, Sam Little were scored by bulldog was most noteable with . It toli’ t&ne. « Alvin Raymond, activated just before the game, he had accepted Jardine’s have played for him and those following Saturday. after storting toe seasoiTbh periods. resignation, effective with toe associated with him deeply -^NATURAL HEALTH 392. Jerry Stano with a four-yard seeming to move toe iClub duDuriftjg toe^game,r'Brbwn said, he heard the Giants returned the ensuing kffcteff'40 yards'; KlliHer aftd Jfeffer-’' NNEL0CAMP08E0 It was generally assumed toe junior varsity, booted a East played a superb season finale against Columbia appreciate his- devotion to FOOD SHOPPE run and a 23 yard pass in­ betteir than the. run:. talking atteut stopping him. son collaborated on a 38-yard gain. Then, except for a 12- !|tiWUii| li NpnmIIi Mr M that the Alabama-LSU Big Ten record-tying four game with stellar defensive Nov. 25. Brown and his dedication to toe ttlta, gM Wn m i'i W r M t a Fm Altogether East amassed i)oi‘i didn’t let that tether m e,” he said. “ I don’t pay yard pass from Kilmer to Smith, it was all Brown. winner would go to the field goals. efforts by linebackers Pat terception late in toe second Jardine, whose teams have education of young men. They thta, il M hwm h prim All-Star Grid Game period. Stano also had 224 yards in total offense to attention to them when they’re talking to me like that. Four straight carries from the 15 by the four-year NFL MMnttnBT Orange Bowl, but quarter­ “ We couldn’t do anything McCarthy and Captain Joe compiled a 9-42-1 record, have all felt the impact of his wMKtra another theft with his team the invaders 212 with Woods 5 b-'.' , , ■ veteran gave Washington its winning TD. Then, when Ted including 4-35-1 in the Ivy back Terry Davis, for one, in toe second half,’ ’ Hayes The Eastern Connecticut Davin who spearheaded a r.p“ T1iey can’t key on me, though, and throw eight and nine character and are better off for accounting for an amUzing Vactor picked off a Norm Snead pass moments later, League, told Hornig he was it.” said he would “ rather go to Midget and Pony Football Assn, brigade which held 11- pilfering a total of four in said. “ We took a real 73 per cent of toe total yari liuys;bn thq line waiting for me. They’ll get burned. We’ve Brown carried twice for five more yards and his second resigning in toe best interests the Sugar or Cotton Bowl for will sponsor an All-Star football Hartford County all. beating out there from a dage. got too many good receivers like Roy (Jefferson) and six-pointer of the game. of Brown University and my game on Friday night at 7 :30 at Conference, All-State run-^ The Silk Towners were 9vOia I a change of scenery.’ ’ The good team. It was not a ,Charlie (Taylor).” Asked about Garrett’s remafks. Brown said: own personal future.” Brown the Mansfield Training School. never out of the game at any Coach Larry McHugh’iriin Crimson Tide lost to typical Ohio State Universi­ ning back Greg Woods to but r'^Wito the defenders keeping an eye on the busy Brown, has won only one of seven Two teams of 13-year old boys time showing g o ^ offensive be proud of his bruisers Who “ You know, whenever anybody comes out like that, national champion Nebraska ty football game with all one touchdown and 155 yards ^(mferson caught five passes for 86 yards, Taylor two for 50 games this season. will be chosen from the punch and moving the ball can do it all. The Falchns that’s just like somebody saying he’s going to steal your in the Orange Bowl last New those fumbles we had. If rushing. Woods, toe state’s A former Purdue star, Northern and the Southern are a well-coached outfit and tigl^t end Jerry Smith four for 74. house. You’ve got to protect it,” Year’s^night. premire runner, is consistantly well Jardine coached four years at you’ve been in the coaching Division. The Northern team, with the greatest personnel W hy we’re asking Cotton Bowl insiders feel acustomed to three or four throughout. Loyola Academy in Wilmette, business long, you have days comprised of boys from the which includes liitemAii, TD’s a game. The 155 yards East threatened early in 111. He returned to Purdue as an BETRIL VALUE *6998* their chances to land like this. We lost to a towns of Tolland, South Wind- gained was on 36 carries for the third stanza getting backs and a defense’.which assistant coach and helped toe Alabama improved con­ superior team. What more tor (Admirals), Ellington, East r Apologizes for Rout within the 10-yard line bends but does not break pnd . Boilermakers to a 1967 Rose a Vblkswogen. siderably over the weekend can you say?’’ Windsor and Stafford Springs, an average of 4.3 yards per before a pass interception come up .with the big ^ y Bowl victory over Southern thanks to Nebraska’s slip-up That was the extent of a will be coached by Jim Green of carry which for Woods is when needed. v California. Electric rcor*window dtlogger When you buy a two-stage against Iowa State. Actual­ Tolland. The Southern team, 'only fair. stymied toe drive which in­ typical 14-second Hayes And what can you say Dolphins Down Pats Hornig praised Jardine as “ a Metallic paint ly, the ComhUskers were comprised of boys from the The Eagles were thinking itiated on a fumble recovery Electronic luti mjection press conference after a about Woods, he can break fortunate to escape defeat town of Bolton, Hebron, Coven­ upset all the way with on the second half kickoff. losing Ohio State University ,,, MIAMI (AP) — The New England said Del Gaizo of his first pro Automatic tlmtd snow throwei from Toro. try, and South Windsor Some two minutes later. away one just when it looks since Iowa State’s Tom football game. nothing to lose and Patriots needed Paul Revere and got appearance. “ But it still feels nice.” OPEN pr«h«at«r (Jaycees & Rotary), will be East took over again on the like you’ve got him con­ Goedjen missed an extra Greg Pruitt gained 195 of everything to gain. Benedict Arnold instead when the Especially since Del Gauzo, who MON.-FRI. 8-8 coached by Leon Rivers of Xavier seven when the tained and if he gets a step point attempt after the Oklahoma’s 422 rushing ■ Jay Murphy led the offen­ playte at the University of Tampa, is SATURDAY 8-5 Bolton. punter was unable to get his on a defender, look out. National Football League Cyclones tied the score on yards as the Sooners turned sive attack for the locals as . schedulemakers had them play the a Atessachusetts native. kick away and was tackled Thanksgiving Day East SUN. 9-1 George Amundson’s 24-yard back stubborn Missouri; he caught eight passes for 96 Miami Dolphins on the Sunday that “ I tried .three years ago to get a Auto Racing / yards. Most of the quarter- as he attempted to run. plays its final game of toe pass to Willie Jones with 23 Sonny Sixkiller returned to ,. Don Shula was seeking bis 100th NFL tryout with the Patriots,” he said. “ I SAG PAULO, Brazil—Emer­ backing chores were Thiree plays later, Davin season against South seconds left. action for Washington and victory. really wanted to play in Boston bad. son Fittipaldi’s Lotus 69 won cracked over from the three Catholic at 10:30. Although Davis directed Alabana’s the Huskies upset UCLA handled by Pete Hornat who The final score was 524 and Shula “ My high school coach called, my the City of Sao Paulo trophy for completed nine of 20 for 134 for East’s only six-pointer. East holds a 6-3 serie$ lead, Wishbone attack to 335 yards behind Sixkiller’s passing was apologizing for the rout in college coach called; no dice,” he Formula II cars by amassing 15 The PAT by Mark Bellody South has won the last three on the ground and 157 and four short touchdown yards. The senior also between collecting congratulations recalled. “ This was before they points in the three-round rushed for 52 yards on 17 was good to complete the meetings. ‘ through the air, the latter runs by Pete Taggares; Tex­ tournament. for becoming the first NFL coach to drafted (Jim) Plunkett.” total coming as he com­ as was held to a 3-3 tie by COLLEGE STATION, Tex.- win 100 games in his first 10 years. He said he’d still like to play for the pleted 10 of 18 attempts, Baylor until Roosevelt Buddy Baker nosed his Dodge Patriots, but, “ I’m playing with the Mognatium olloy The victory gave the Dolphins a 94 oir-coeiad angina including touchdown passes Leaks scored twice in the past the finish line in front of ^ m a n and a chance to clinch a playoff best team in the league now, that’s ^ /^M/eafrer of 25 and 29 yards to Wayne A.J. Foyt’s Mercury to win the Near Photo Finish in TexasSOO R,ace fourth quarter and Penn spot next Sunday against the New fun, too.” Four doors Texas 5(X) after a track record Wheeler. Stote swept by N.C. State York Jets. The score was 14-0 after the Front trunk 147.059 miles per hour at one COLLEGE STA-nON, Tex. start. He never completely $202;015 end his career winnings ' <‘I wasn’t real happy with what Dolphins’ first five offensive plays as point in the race. (AP) — Richard Petty and A.)J. escaped Petty, but he bad F ori to $1,340,000. Only Foyt, .who Front d iK brokas Mercury Morris swept end twice for PVC undarcoattng. Foyt, two of auto racing’s happened at the end,” said Shula, “ I Fully oulomalic 30 a lap down—two miles—at one captured the United States Auto PRICED AS LOW AS (It hard ly avar w ao ri off.) consecutive four-yard touchdowns. transmission Get the Jump on winter with this pre-season BLEMISHES millionaires, climbed out of ipoint, only to see the Texas ddn’t like to run the score up on a WHILE THEY LAST... Qub driving title five times, The first tally was set up on an in­ speolaL All Toro models have these features: their cars at Texas World veteran roar back into has won more trophic ^and (%am, but I wanted (Jim) Del Gaizo to '>n terception by safety Dick Anderson at Speedway and shook hands. contention in the final 100 more money. ■ g^t work.” Thai's a Volkswagen? jection, • Pivoting soraper blade. Special prloee, Inoludlngr / Prompt “ I’ve got to hand it to you,” ■ miles. He referred to touchdown passes of the Patriots’ 26. He returned it to the -Yes, amazing as it seems, that And a timed preheating sys­ Dependable Petty told Foyt. "You sure can At the end, Baker had the 51 yards to Marlin Briscoe and 39 four-yard line. big, beautiful car's a Volkswagen. tem to warm up the interior. • New safety grip helps 26-inch auger)...... $389.98* drive a race car. I'm tickled nose of his D ^ge about a hood yards to Jim Mandich by southpaw Morris ran into the end zone from prevent injuries. Model 726...... $449.98* The 1973 VW 412. The most Plus, steel-belted radial tires, Buying just to be in your league.” length in front of Foyt’s Del Gaizo in the fourth quarter six yards out for the final score of the • Glove-sized controls ...... M99.98* Not far away, however, sophisticated VW ever built. front disc brakes, fully automatic Mercury, with Petty trailing against the Patriots, now 2-7. first half. $ between the handles. Service Buddy Baker was being con­ another four lengths back. A With more room, comfort, transmission, electric rear-win- •tart oUar andf Novambar 15, 1972« or Del Gaizo, a rookie quarterback Garo Yepremian kicked a 16-yard 7.95 gratulated for winning the crowd of 33,500 watched in awe power and doors (41 than our dowdefogge rand metallic paint. whtla parttolpatlng daalar tnvanlociaa FOR YOUR who spent last year on the reserve field goal, Larry Csonka ran three Texas 500 in a torrid late-race as the big stackers ran door-to- little VW. And the best full-car war­ LATE M O DEL squad, was activated this year as a yards for a touchdown and Briscoe Most models priced under $10. battle with Foyt and Petty. It door and bumper-to-bumper The VW 412 is also one oi ranty this side of a Rolls-Royce; came very near being a photo down the stretch. X- 'K backup man for Earl Morrall. The caught a 16-yard touchdown pass from Exclusive unitized one-piece CAR OR TRUCK the most sophisticated cars ever 24 months/24,000 miles.| rATLAS finish, and only Baker’s Petty’s third place gave him callup came after regular Morrall for the other scores. shell— far outlasts comparably TORO ironnerved, 6-foot-4 frame a fourto Grand National driving quarterback Bob Griese was injured “ He didn’t put any more emphasis priced mufflers. built in its class. So you see, when we ask WEATHERGARD We Also Trade Down prevented it from being so. title in the National Association in the fifth game of the year. 'on it,” said Morrall of a possible Shula Acoustically-tuned positive Because it's the only car with more money for a Volkswagen, Baker, son of still active for Stock Car Auto Racing. No Country Club “ In a game like that, two pep talk before the game. “ We knew it sound control. all of its impressive standard it's for a good reason; driver Buck Baker, had, other driver has won more than touchdoiriis don’t mean anything,” meant a lot to him, but it means a lot equipment features. We give you more Volks­ SIZE FED. TAX BLACK WHITEWALL dominated this final event in three. Saturday Unconditionally guaranteed TURKEY SWEEPS to us to keep our string going.” Such as electronic fuel in- E 78x14 3.24 28.25 22.85 Premium Prices the Winston Cup Grand Not only that, his $6,220 materials and workmanship. wagen for the money. Class A — Steve Matava 78, Best of All—, F 7 S x l4 2.38 21.58 23.58 National series almost from the payoff ran his season’s total to Introducing llw1973ygNcswogan 412 0 78x14 8.se 23.58 25.50 for Low Mileage Rich Riordan 79, Tom I ^ r 79; Few things in life work os well os o Vplkswogen. “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL!” G 78x15 2.63 23.58 25.58 Net — Frank Lipinski 78-949, Wot Much You Can Say^ QUALITY MITO PARTS ■ 78x18 2.21 25.ee 27.85 Joe Novak 80-9-71; Class B — ■C.D. McCarthy 82-13-69, Ed NirteCv Putt ai4 Tub/MhMe |i" (AP) — How does Sunday’s National Football Everything went right for ^olksw o gen of Americo, Inc. *1973 Volkswagen 412 4-Door Sedan suggested retail price. P.O.E. Local taxes and other Ansaldi 85-14-71; (3ass C— Pete dealer chorges, if any, odditlonol. 25 GALLONS OF BARLOW League tragedy in the the Dolphins and C oa^ Don k G&H PAVING, INC. Griffiths 90-19-71, BUI Dehsy 86- o | [q ^ . analyze the 52-0 DISTRIBUTED IN THIS AREA BY: |tf on owner maintoins ond services his vehicle in accordonce with the Volkswogen maintenance schedule any factory Shula, who won bis 100th FREE! G ASOLINE Motor Sales BOLTON 15-71. v ' slauj^ter suffered by the Orange Bowl. “ They just port found to be defective in material or workmonship within 24 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first (except beat the hell out of us.” professional victory in his, normal weor and tear ond service itemsi will be repoired or replaced by ony U.S. or Conodian Volkswagen Deoler. L a s t C a li Sunday ! New England Patriots at the CAPITOL with purchase of 2 tires The Pats simply couldn’t 10-year coaching span. And this wilt be done free of chorge. See your dealer for detoils. TURKEY SWEEPS f hands of the Miami EQUIPMENT CO. Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. FREE, a 13-15 lb. Turkey Class A — Gross — Harry Dol^piiins? get going. Likewise they V FUZZ AUTO PARTS BROWN’S TIR E SHOP Sat. 9 a.m.*5 p.m. Given Away with Evoiy Driveway Sold Eich 76; N et- Doc McKeeY8-7- Jote Mazur, Pats’ head were unable to stop the Mercury Morris led the 25 O LC O T T ST., M A N C H E ST E R 333MAIN ST./MANCHESTER 3SM«N$TREET M 643-7951 MMGHESTEII Between Nov. 1st and Nov. 15 69, CarroU Maddox 76-7-69,' Carl caatii,' did it very crisply. tough Dolphins. The only Dolphins to their ninth Ruar of Manchostor Honda Hem 04ILV: 7 «n to 5 pm; Thun. 7 am to 9 pm; Sat. 7 an to 4 pm USED T E L . 643-2819 Bolin 794-70; Class B John ^^Thiere isn’t much you can thing that went right for straight win with three TEL. 643-1851 Ted Trudon, Inc. ^ EQUIPMENT-SERVICE-TMDES4ALES-PMTS-EASY TERMS Parking Lots & Tennis Courts Included Dyinent 84-11-73, Ed Pagant tw. New England was winning Fight Pollution — Switch to Rt. 83, ROCKVILLE s^*aboat a game like that,” touchdowns. Marlin Briscoe Tpke, Rte. 83, Talcottville AUTHOMtZCD For Free Estimate Phone 649-5233 Today! o c A ic e Promium Lood-Proo Phone 875-2538 12-74; Class C— BUI PrindieM- N uar commented following the coin toss. scored twice. BETYOtWFRtECXIPYOfCARI . FACTS YOU SHOUU) KNOW" AMOCO OASOLIMEI 1548, George Puts 88-17-71. PAOK aaOHTEKN - MANOHi^KR EVENING HKRALDy Mancfaeiter. Conn.! Mon., Nov. 18,1W» Yale’s Vision Blurred, r r - ; K Tlw Eeonomioai Way t To Advwrtifa

isl^r^rds, 8 days . Pro Football Bridgeport Rolls Along ■ a . . . . $la89 NFL 16 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 American Conference r * ; ^8,^ords, 10 days Cast By The Associated Press spot. . involving Connecticut Trinity’s reccHTd b e c& id ^ ' v ...... $4.5(k W L T Pet “We might still have a collegiate squads, 3 as Amherst qUarterbMk! tOOeWrords, 26 days Miami 9 0 0 1.000 If Yale played a perfect ...’.. $14.66 chance of sharing the Bridgeport extended the Rich hhirphy led his te ^ to > n NY Jets 6 3 0 .667 football game against A d s ...... championship,” he s a y ^ ’It nation’s lo n g ^ win streak its seventh consectinvei : .. $1.50 inqh Buffalo 2 7 0 .222 Dih^outl) a w ^ ' ago, it V, ‘-/-j could be with Penn ana it to 19 by roR^ping over Lock victory. Trinity q>eni most' ' Baltimore 2 7 0 .222 was nothing but a dbattered to! New England 2 7 0 .222 could be with ComeUrU~~~- Haven ' gta4e,i Pa., 52-28; of the game watching visiter '' 643-27U memory Saturday afternoon Central But, .says the p i mentor, Anaherat^wyd Ti^ty, 34- against Penn at Amherst score, staying, M s m Pittsburgh 7 2 0 .778 even a sluured champidi^iip 7; WTlItfms edged locked off the score- boara Servins bfftred 12 Hate Wsntod I^ladelphia. Geveland 5 3 0 .625 is “ a long shot for us now.” Wesleyiin] ^5-28; Maine itself untU 4:19 of the third ^ HERIU.D “ Penn played well and PLEASE B e a d HANDYMEN will do household ASSISTANT supervisor for Cincinnati 5 4 0 .556 Marc Mandel completed Maritime shipwrecked period, when quarteAick 0 Yale made all''themistakes BOX LETTERS remodeling and repairs, none school bus company. Must be Houston 1 8 •111 seven of 10 for Penn to sparit Coast Guard, 10-6; Saul Weizenthal passed for ir:s 11; ■■ YOUR AD Weal possible in one afternoon,” too smsUl. Call 646-1972 after 6 over 23, have some mechanical the Quakers’ scoring i ^ e American International 16 yards to junior end Rtm b 'F or Your p.m., all day weekends. knowledge, be able to handle Oakland 5 3 1 .611 said Eli Coach Carmen Classified or "Want M s " are. ------;------— --- an angry Penn defense College defeated Southern Dudett. Information Kansas Gty 5 4 0 .556 Cozza. “ It’s hard for me to taken over the phone as a con­ HOUSES, cellars, attics, and contained the dreaded Yale Connecticut,'14-7; Cortland Williams, racing toward THE HERALD wiU not dis- Denver 3 6 0 .333 understand why, but we venience. The advertiser should garages cleaned. Reasonable offense. A series of fumbles State beat Central the battle against Amherst clCae th e identity of aqy adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT San Diego 2 5 1 .313 made a lot of fumbles and rates, or will take merchandise SALES-Cashier, Mature and turnovers contrilwted to Connecticut, 13-6; and next week for the Little tiser; gsihg box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in ! in trade. 644-01209. female, experienced only, flexi­ National Conference we didn’t cover our punts.” Weal the Yale defeat. ,Bridgeport stomped Three title, ran rig^t oast Guard to 8:30-1. Pleasant atmosphere, one you ve mentioned. If not it painted. Also interior painting tion trips to mature man in Weal "You can’t practice on it and ran for ano&er score. pull off an upset victory; at > good salary and benefits will' be handled in the usual Campera-Tmffera and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. Manchester area. Regardless Los Angeles 5 3 1 .611 Flyers Give City First, once or twice and expect to The final tally followed a N ew London. Maine manher. ^ MobSo Homos of experience, air-mall A.F. offered. Send resume and references to Box F, Atlanta 5 4 0 .556 be able to handle it.” halftime Bridgeport Maritime quarterbdckTIii^e' INSHIE - outside, painting. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery 1970 MOBILE home, 12x60’ , two Manchester Herald. San Francisco 4 4 1 .500 In other weekend games advantage of 52-28. Keene scampered nine Lost and Found Special rates for people over 65. Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth, New Orleans 1 7 1 .167 bedrooms, completely Call my competitors, then call yards to cap a 62-]raurd drive furnished, (jan be moved or MACHINIST - tool makers, Sunday’s Games Take Over Western Lead LQST, Fernison Rd., Route 6 me. Estimates given. 649-7863. fo r the visitors’ moiiV stay on the lot. 872-9013. AVON Christmas earnings can Manufacturer in shop use of New York Jets 42, Buffalo 3 Pro Basketball Roundup arg^, small white and tn-ay •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tools, fixtures and dies, for Pittsburgh 16. Kansas City 7 NEW YORK (AP) -4 The city of Basketball memorable score. Co^gl Sidinese cat, answers to Bou. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom help make the holidays happier California’s Roy Edwards. MotorcfCfM-BfCfCfM 11 for your entire family! It’s easy experimental semi-production, Miami K . New England 0 Guard’s scoring came on^n Rewhrd. Phone 643-5333. decorating, interior and Philadelphia, much maligned recently Rookie Steve Vickers scored three PHttADELPHIA-The selling fine Avon products from and air-craft type work. Large Oakland 20. Cincinnati 14 pair of field goals by Steye exterior, paperhanging, fully variety of interesting work. because of a poor showing in goals to help New York defeat Los Philadelphia 76ers traded EXPERT repairing all makes insured. For free estimates, our Irresistible Christmas San Francisco 24. Baltimore Wilkens Steadys Cibcalone. i V LOST, strayed or stolen in Apprentices will be considered, professional sports, can now thumb Angeles as the Rangers extended center Bob Rule to the of blOTcles including 3,5 and 10- call 649-9658. If no answer 643- catalogs. CaU now, 2894922. 21 It was allJim Reidy as'tho GU«^, large U^t tan part-”" meeas. Manchester Bicycle depending on ambition and its nose at all the detractors. Cleveland Cavaliers for husky, part-shepherd, male Denver 16. Los Angeles 10 their home ice unbeaten streak to nine Shop. ® im ^ NIA, Ik. experience. An excellent qppor- Good LuckI Yes, there is a winner currently in games. forward Dave Soren|K>n in a Cavalier Squad American InternaUopa| d (^ ‘Reward. ( M 228-9276. Philadelphia 18. Houston 17 (Allege quarterback Ted Ida ■ «;«,k*‘»*h«**,**,a*«,**«„»V* RICHARD E. Martin. Full Shirley and Joyce town. Take a look at the National National Basketball Associa­ 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 175 cc, apprenttce or loumeyman to Minnesota 16. Detroit 14 Keith McCreary ignited a three-goal .2 * »ional painting service. Hockey League standings, tion transaction. team to victory over hdBt PotoofisIs-AnmHmcomonts 8800 or best offer. Phone after 5 "Yeh, I board tho noiso— now, go back to sloop. You'll further his trade. Openings in Green Bay 23. Chicago 17 explosion for Atlanta in the second NEW YORK (AP) - Lenny Wilkens was acquired by K or - exterior. Free es­ lathes for the skilled and semi­ Southern Connecticut. R e i^ p.m., 647-1666. to Someone's Atlanta 36. New Orleans 20 After Sunday night’s 8-3 victory period to lead the Flames past Van­ GeheraL Cleveland with the idea he might bring some stability to a p e SrIm a n e n t ride wanted timates, fully insured. 649-4411. just bavo to got usod it. robbing us againi" Experlraced skilled, a good variety of Happy Birthday Washington 27. New York over the California Golden. Seals, the scored two first-quarter frbm ‘55 Russell Street, OEIM . .. .Heavy Duty Trucks. to couver. McCreary scored early in the CLEVELAND-Arthur young, inexperienced team. It’s really to early to tell, but Servfem OHorod 12 aircraft type work. Large and Giants 13 Philadelphia Flyers settled into first touchdowns and kicked h o ^ MandUeirter to P&W Aircrdft, C. AND G. Home Improve­ Send resume and references small, detail and assembly period to even Uie score at 1-1 and “ Mickey” McBride, 85, founder maybe, just maybe the (Cavaliers have turned the com er in ment. Interior, exterior pain­ A Wonderful Dallas 33. St. Louis 24 o f AIC’s conversiona. south parking lot, first shift, 7 turning. Job shop experience place in the NHL’s West Division. Ernie Hicke and Bob Leiter followed of the Cleveland Browns SNOW Plowing — Ck>nunercial Father the National Basketball Association. to :3;3v p.m. Phone evenings ting and wallpapering. Free Hooting-Plumbing 17 Help Wanted preferred. Openings on days Monday’s Game Bobby Clarke was the hero for the Southern’s only score came and residential. - Reasonable ^ NUNA8ER Love, with Flame goals to insure the" vic­ National Football League team, Wilkens was the player-coach after 4:3(1 p.m., 649-15M. esUmates. 228-M , 226-3531. and nights, overtime, all Cleveland at San Diego. 9 third quarter when the Suns hit in the second period <^ a j ^ rates. Also available as backup Flyers Sunday night, scoring two tory. died after a heart attack. of the Seattle SuperSonics last ••••'•#••*••••••••••••••••••« NO JOB too small. Immediate P.O. lOX 13 benefits. Apply to J. 'T. Slocomb Rich, Deb, and John p.m. EST. national television. 40 points. yard punt return by ^jL a ^ rig. Call 648-3467, 647-9304. CEILING Painting and paper goals and contributing two assists in Ken Dryden’s fine goaltending season. He was traded to AuMte' f W Safe 4 service on service calls. Free Company, 68 Matson Hill Rd., Golf Neal Walk had 29 for Phoenix Griffin. The return,set-a ---U---.Ai------hanging. 822.50 average room HELP WANTED An equal opportunity South Glastonbury, 633-9485. the rout. helped helped Montreal build a 4-1 Cleveland this year after SHARPENING Service - estimates gladly given on Happy Flve-0 while Fred Carter and John Q. Southern Connecticut lehgth NEE^Q CAR? Oedit very bad? for papering. CaU 643-9112. employer Los Angeles, leader in the West for lead and the Canadiens held on to beat MELBOURNE, Australia- resigning from his coaching Saws, knives, axes, shears, heating or Numbing. Faucets Trapp each had 22 for Bgflkrupt, repossession? repaired or installed. Water TEXACO Incorporated, MIDGE Q. I a while, finally dropped out of the Hsieh Min Nan and Lu Uang position, and Sunday night he record, breaking a mark M. skates, rotary blades. Quick DONALD E. Tarca - Boston in the first meeting this season accepts lowest worked on. Complete FLORIST Company operated service sta­ H ockey Huan finished with a 54-hole led the assault on bis old Philadelphia, which won its 69 yards set by John H a y d ^ ^ service. Capitol Equipment From all you young | front-running position by losing to the of the NHL powers. ’ddwiL kmallest payment, paperhanging and painting. WANTED — Operating room tion needs lull-time attendants, 438, two strokes better than first game of the season Satur­ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. S i systems, rec rooms, in spirit dancing . | NHL charges as the Cavaliers beat in 1969. anywhere. Not small loan, Free estimates. Call 643-0271. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & DESIGNER supervisor. Immediate opening second shift. Good pay plus New York ^ngecs, 6-1- Dryden kicked out 14 shots in the day night after a IS-game Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Eaat Japan's total to give the the ^ n ics 113-107. ^ Penalties, fumbles and finance company plan. Douglas full or Port-Tlim for a Registered Nurse with a benefits. See manager, 460 „ partners | In the other NHL games Sunday, the first period and 14 more in the second season-opening losing streak. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 64^ Heating, 649-2871. W L 1' Pts Republic of China the World It was the first time in nine interceptions harried bbfii Mp{t(^, 345 w in . WALLPAPERING and 4ppl)r In ptfson minimum of two years Oakland Street, Manchester, Atlanta Flames trimmed the Van­ as Montreal charged into a 3-1 lead. Cup Championship. George McGinnis’ 20-foot 7958. painting, interior and exterior, grating room experience. Montreal 12 1 4 28 games that Cleveland had teams as (Portland dow n^ MARTY’S Plumbing and between 9 a.m.-S p.m. couver Canucks 3-1; the Montreal Chuck Lefley fired in Montreal’s ACAPULCO, Mexicch^Allan jump shot with 35 seconds to 19^'Ftora) Torino, G.T. low expertly done. Free estimates. Pleasant suburban area with WOMAN to assist lady arthritic NY Rangers 11 4 1 23 beaten Seattle and the loss TWO Handymen want a variety Heating. Complete bathroom KRAUSE FLORIST Canadians stopped the Boston Bruins play clinched an Indiana visiting CehtXUil nultlajre^ excellent condition. Tim Cionaty, 633-7516 after 6 lots of room and fresh air, DENTAL Assistant, unique and very light housework, four Buffalo 3 3 6 20 fourth goal, the game-winner, and Miller, of Pensacola, Fla. extended the Sonics’ current of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, remodeling and repairs. Free 621 Hutferd Rd. Mancbiitor victory. He hit 36 points to lead Connecticut. The lone Cen­ P r t ^ t o sell. 643-8961. p.m. estimates. No job too small. small hospital in friendly sur­ position available for woman hours iter day, five days. 646- Boston 7 7 2 16 5-3; the Buffalo Sabres nipped the Guy Lapointe scored an insurance carded a final-round 70 for a 72- losing streak to seven games. attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• all players and led the Pacers tral Connecticut score CaU 742-7438. roundings. Responsible for the with some experience in dental 2852 after 6 p.m. Detroit 7 6 1 15 Pittsburgh Penguins 1-0 and the goal into an empty net late in the hole 278 and a tw o-stroke The veteran guard controlled and [ardener’s service. Call 1968.CHEVY IMPALA, 2-door, Bulldlng-Contrscttng 14 administration and supervision procedures. Please send Toronto Chicago Black Hawks downed the triumph over Donato Jaramillo back from a 61-58 halftime followed a first-quarter jd- 643-5 5 8 2 12 game. the game like Cleveland barHtpp, 327 engine, needs of all nursing services in the resume, including phone ACCOUNTING Gerk — Will be and Jack Burke for the Bing deficit. „ terception at Cortland's’4^ Flooring 19 Vancouver 5 10 1 11 Detroit Red Wings 5-1. ' Steve Atkinson’s third period goal q t ' expected him to do when they wlMsmeid and tender. Best ROOM , ADDITIONS - . MILLER Farms needs roan for operating room Monday number to Dental Assistant, Involved in accounts payable LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also dormers, garages, add a level, n Y Island 2 10 1 5 The Flyers fell behind 1-0 on Walt Crosby Fiesta International got him. He handed out assists, ' by >Q.Barbi^taV‘Cdriiai3^ off»TGdU 742w l ^ter 7 p.m. FLOOR SANDING and employment in egg plant, also through Friday, weekends and P.O. Box 426, Manchester. work and cash application. If the 2:41 mark gave Buffalo its tight Indiana while Stew Johnson moving large appliances. Weat McKechnie’s power play goal for the Championship. rebounded and scored 22 points which' has scored 73 of its roofing, siding, foundations. refinishing, (specializing in some deliveries. Class II holidays off. Salary Interested apply, Personnel triumph over Pittsburgh. The shutout tallied 32 and Larry Miller 25 Burning barrels delivered. 84. Low, low prices. Bank finan­ license required. CaU Coventry Philadelphia 9 6 2 20 Seals in the first period, but it was no to share team honors with season 177 points in f< OLOSMOBILE 1970 luxury older floors). Also specializing commensurate with education APPLIANCE salesman to sell Department, Iona Company, 6 was Roger Crozier’s third of the Tennis 644-17TO. cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- 742-6232. and experience. Apply to Mrs. Regent St., Manchester, Cohn. Los Angeles 9 8 1 19 game after Clarke’s two goals Austin Carr. did It, „o,l. seftan, automatic aiir- in inside painting and paper Grant’s own “ Bradford” major season. TORQUAY, conoltloning, power brokes, hanging. John Verfaille, 64^ LaRochelle, Director of appliances, televisions, stereos, Chicago 8 7 2 18 Elsewhere in the NBA CARPENTER available, days, bi^lighted a four-goal burst in the Dennis Hull scored two goals to season. once again in the fourth. power' steering, power 'win­ 5750, 8^2222. WANTED for Saturday, part- Nursing, Johnson Memorial sewing machines and floor ACCOUNTING Clerk - Atlanta 7 7 3 17 England—Australia’s Margaret Sunday night, Portland edged evenings, weekends. Additions, second period to help Philadelphia dows, power seats, good condi- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - time experienced gas station Hospital, Stafford Springs, cleaning lines. Position offers Reliable intelligent individual Minnesota 7 6 2 1» pace Chicago over Detroit. Black Court defeated Britain’s Kansas City-Omaha 102-100 and alterations, repairs. No job too Remodeling, repairing, ticl, 0;5OO. 87542M. attendant. Must be over 18. CaU C ^ n , 06076 or phone 2 0 3 ^ ^ many company benefits. with mathematic aptitude. Iliis Pittrinir^ 7 9 take a 4-2 lead. Hawk goalie Gary Smith lost his Virginia Wade for the third Moving-Trueking-Storago 20 1 15 Phoenix whipped Philadelphia small. Free estimates. Call additions, rec rooms, porches Lydon Brothers Shell, 646-8440. 4251, Ext. 11. Applicant must own car. Prior is a full-time permanent St. Louis Philadelphia goalie Doug Favell straight week, 2-6, 6-3, 6-1, to Stephen Martin, 646-7!^ after 4 and roofing. No job too small. 3 6 5 11 shutout in the opening minute of the 119-loe. MERCURY Comet, MANCHESTER - Delivery - sales experience preferred, but position. Knowledge of general turned back 28 of 31 California shots. win the fourth leg of the Dewar 6 p.m. CaU 649-3144. California 2 10 4 8 final period on Alex Delvecchio’s Indiana downed San Diego der, 2-door hardtop, .8600. light trucking and package MAN wanted part-time, not essential. Apply Personnel accounting helpful, light typing. Sunday’s Games The Flyers unleashed 39 shots at power-play goal. Cup Indoor Championship 124-119 in Sunday’s American 649-7722 after 4:30. delivery. Refrigerators, wanted for a modem evenings, for machine floor office, W.T. Grant Co., 370 West Call Controller, 646% S. TWO Y o u n g married men Montreal 5. Boston 3 series. Basketball Association action. DORMERS, garages, porches, washers and stove moving dental office, typing necessary, scrubbing. Call 649-5334. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. will do small repair jobs and rec rooms, room additions, New Y6rk Hangers 5. Los STOCKHOLM-Stan Smith of Sidney Wicks’ 25-foot jump 19tt CHARGER RT, 1970 drive specialty. Folding chairs for benefits availanle, very BABYSITTER for year old boy, painting, also cellar cleaning kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Angeles 1 Pasadena, Calif., bested Tom train, needs clutch disp, call rent. 649-0752. interesting position fdr mature in home, during school hours, shot with four seconds on the and light trucking. Call 646- siding, general repairs. Quality 646yO^ before 4 p.m. 81400 or person. Call 2324425. begtening immediately. Own Chicago 5. Detroit 1 Okker of The Netherlands, 6-4, clock gave Portland a victory 2692, 646-3726. workmanship. Financing offer. Dronm oking 22 transportation. 649-3775. Buffalo 1. Pittsburgh 0 6-3 to win the |63,500 Stockholm over Kansas City-Omaha. The available. Economy Builders, WOMAN to care for two school Atlanta 3. Vancouver 1 Open Grand Prix men’s singles INSPECTORS Kings led 100-99 when Wicks PLOWING - residential Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, age children, in my home, while OFFICE girl, part-time, Shula Wins 100th, title. 19^ MUSTANG Fastback, call Philadelphia 8. California 3 driveways, Manchester, Ver­ evenings. caught an inbounds pass, after 5 p.m., 646-2722. suits. Bridal gowns and veils. mother works days. 649-4912. various duties, typing, Only games scheduled ROTTERDAM—Top seed juggled it for a moment, then ~ Hi- '■■i ' . " " ■ ' non. South Windsor, East Hart­ Also band set fashion jewelry. FlfwS>pl«ee iupectw r, shorthand, desirable. M^14&, ford area. Rates better than MASONRY - All types of WHA John Newcombe of Australia let loose his accurate shot for 199 VOLKSWAGEN,; excellent 649-1133. 5 year* expcrlcM c aireraft |mii4>. evenings only. You can play indoor tennis reasonable. No contracts. 646- stone, brick fireplaces, walls, East ousted Tom Leonard of two points. He finished the ruming condition. New tires, 3548. concrete steps, sidewaUcs. No W L T Pet Arcadia, Calif., 6-2, 6-2 in game with 25 points and 13 l i r ^ n e 647-9823. Bondo-Stocks-Mortgogos 27 DEAN MACHINE PRODUCTS PLUMBER mechanic — 8 job too small. Free estimates. RATE CLERK Geveland 10 3 1 21 opening roi^nd action at the rebounds. ---'g 1,1 41 ■ ' IM C e la a la l Mel., M aaebester experienced in new work. Title Means More for as little as $59 for 2 f CEILING and ceramic tile Over 20 years experience. After FulMiim position. I^iperience in Phone 233-8132 or after 6 p.m., (Quebec 9 4 1 19 Rotterdam World Cham­ The Blazers got their final 19%2 CUTLASS Supreme MORTGAGES, loans first B49S t B 8 specialist, one‘'ceiling or all, 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. second, third. All kinds. Realty NE and MRC tariffs required. Cell 289-4241. New England 9 4 0 18 pionship tourney. point on a techincal foul shot Olqsmobile, air-conditioned, repaired, remodeled. No job too All Bm ellM — E«|wU •aiMH'taally maptoycr aufematic, many extras. Must statewide. Credit rating Robert Foucher. Ottawa 7 5 1 15 “ I’m proud to get 100 wins,” Miami was hurt and was immediately blitzed PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.- after KC-0 called an illegal small: 647-9232. CARPENTRY - Repairs, b e ^ n . Call 643-8652 after 5 unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ Read New York 7 9 0 14 Coach Don Shula said, “ but it is only by the 49ers. The result was a fumble Pancho Segura of La Costa, time out. weeks this winfer af remodeling, additions, roofing. p-te-______fidential, quick arrangements. Philadelphia 2 12 0 4 really meaningful if it happened in a that gave San Francisco the ball on Calif., rallied to defeat Tom Phoenix won its fifth straight TREE Service (Soucier) — Call David Patria, South Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Herald Ads Trees cut, building lots cleared, NELSON West the Baltimore 49-yard line. “ He just Brown of San Francisco 6-2,7-6 under Generai Manager Jerry Windsor, 644-1796. 100 Constitution Plaza, year we get a world championship. Tennis Fomin of Vernon. 19 4 MERCURY Montego, two- trees topped. Got a tree Alberto 9 7 1 19 in the finals of the Walston Colangelo. Charlie Scott scored Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. FREIGHTWAYS, INC. And the Dolphins looked every bit didn’t have the protection,” Colt do<^ hardtqi. Executive car. problem ? WeYell worth phone WES ROBBINS carpentry Los Angeles 8 7 1 17 International Senior Open. 33 points, but 20 cam e in the Rockville, Conn. 872-9121 Coach John Sandusky understated. Mitet sell. Sacrifice. Phone 643- call. 742-8252. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Winnipeg the champions Sunday. They didn’t MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 9 8 1 19 Join lie Teimis Foran of Vernon loafed on 737||, days, adc for Rick. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Rn equal opportunity employer Sell Real Estate? just win. They slaughtered New Moments later, Steve Spurrier Houston 6 8 0 12 mortgages — interim financing HERE’8 WHY threw his second touchdown of the ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, — expedient and confidential Minnesota 5 6 1 11 England 52-0 to run their streak to 19^ CHEVROLET Impala, heder Rdn Y e im Coim. • Exit 97 off all trades, reasonable and 6494446. service, J. D. Real Estate (3iicago 2 :10 1 5 nine victories without a defeat this game, a 25-yarder to Ted Kwalick that automatic, power steering, prompt. CaU 528-8649. poiyer brakes, call 649-4159 Assoc. 643-5129. PART-TIME married male Unlimited hcome Opportuntty Management Potential Sunday's Games National Football League ^ason. put the game out of reach. It also put LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - help, apply in person. Pine Wilbnr Cross Hwy. aft|r 6 p.m. As a real estate associate of The Barrows Because The Barrows and Wallace Cleveland 3. Alberta 1 And more and more, it appears the the 49ers right back in the National STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, new homes custom built, Pharmacy, 664 (Center Street, WANTED Business Opportunity 2S and Wallace Company you will find the Company has seventeen offices Winnipeg 5. Los Angeles 2 Dolphins are going to cruise through Conference West race. They remained fireplaces, flagstone terraces. remodeling, additions, rec Manchester. • 4 Chanpionship c a rt SIC 1970 green Datsun, All concrete repairs, both rooms, garages, kitchens financial rewards unlimited. Your throughout Connecticut, management Ottawa 2. Philadelphia 1 an entire season unscathed, a feat no a half-game back of Atlanta and excellent condition, low SOUTH WINDSOR area on inside and outside, railings, remodeled, baUi tile, cement PART-TIME usher. Apply in personal goals can be achieved because opportunities are unlimited. In most Only games scheduled moved within a game of the front- • Open every day 7 a ju .-lt pjn. , ge, reasonable. Call 647- Route 5. Modern drive-in team has achieved since the Chicago landscaping Reasonablybl3 work. Steps, dormers® person. State Theatre, there Is no financial celling at The businesses, seniority Is the only key to Bears did it back in 1942. runniiw Rams. 1714 u t^ 5:30 p.m. restaurant. Volumne over 81.- • Non dhed dwdow hee Rgldtei priced. 51. Residential or commercial. 000 yearly. WiU consider rental Manchester. Barrows and Wallace Company promotion, at The Barrows and Wallace Fretf Cox kicked a pair of fourth- CaU 6494291. Company ability Is the key to a Real In Sunday’s other games, 190 VOLKSWAGEN bus, new with option to buy, 896,500. WASHING Machine repairs, MANAGEMENT — part-time, Philadelphia edged Houston 1817, San quarter field goals to boost Minnesota wIDWvi IRQ NCHR iQOQI trwsaxel and brakes, new Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. Career In Real Estate. ahead of Detroit—but it was Bobby RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, evenings, young company No Capital h vestment F rancisco beat B altim ore 24-21, rad^l tires, needs engine. 644- Maytag. Reasonable rates. additions, homes and • Cowphientery towel service looking for select individuals The capital Investment required to Independence and Prestige Minnesota defeated Detroit 16-14, Bryant that came up with the biggest 88^, 643-1802. ______Owner of I ^ e Coin Wash and remodeling. No job too smaU, capable of hiring and directing AMERICAN become a career associate of The As a career associate of The Barrows Green Bay clipped Chicago 23-17, play ..of the game for the Vikings. Dry Geaning, 2TO West Middle no job too big. 644-2427 days. others. Call 1-617-666-8374, for • Mtesteid hsbidtei (add VOLKSWAGEN, 8350. Pro Basketball Washington whipped the New York With five seconds remaining, Errol Turnpike, next to Stop and 646-7435 evenings. an evening appointment. Barrows and Wallace Company is your and Wallace Company you will be an 5 le 647-9272. willingness to learn, work, and your independent businessman. You will also NBA Giante 27-13, Dallas outlasted St. Mann tried to kick a game-winning 33- • Glass frad vtowtee knun Shop, 6434911______OIL Atlantic Division MAN part-time, for cleaning determination to make good. enjoy working with one of Connecticut's Louis 33-24, Pittsburgh topped Kansas yarder for the Lions but Bryant TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, largest real estate firms, with W L Pet GB • Nmry (My rtdpped) offices, evenings. Call between City 16-7, Oakland turned back Cincin­ stormed in to block it and preserve spraying, etc., fully insured. ftootIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 18 STATION 4:454 p.m. 623-0624. membership In an International referral Boston 13 1 .929 nati 20-14, Atlanta rolled past New the victory. “ It hit me right in the PONTIAC 4-door, 3-speeducensM. Free estimates. C!all Thorough TnMng network. New York 13 3 .813 • free colee / i GUTTERS and roofs repaired M anchester Orleans 36-20, Denver upset Los face mask,” the defensive back transmission, driven daily. 633-5345. WAITRESS for part-time, after The Barrows and Wallace Company Buffalo 3 11 .214 T ■ ’ 'for winter. 8175. Phone and replaced. Excellent school hours, about 3 days per A Growing Company Philadelphia Angeles 16-10 and the New York Jets ginned through a bloody mouth, “ but • Free parhini DEAD bug, 825 or best workmanship. Reasonable Stay one step ahead of training program Is rated as one of the 1 16 .059 DICK’S Snow Plowing - week and some Saturdays. The Barrows and Wallace Company was shellacked Buffalo 41-3. In tonight’s it was one of the greatest feelings I \dlMir. Good for parts. Phone prices. Free estimates. 646- the competition. best in the profession. After your Initial Central Division e all this for $54 to $8S per person when.piaying doublet specializing in serving Experiehce not necessary. established In 1059 and now has Atlanta 8 7 .533 game, Cleveland is at San Diego. ever had.” 6494136 after 5:30 p.m. Rockledge and surrounding 1399;______training is com pleted (because training Good gratuities, pleasant sur­ seventeen offices throughout Connec­ Houston 7 7 .500 “ It’s a thrill to win a game with six The victory locked the Lions and for the 27 weeks remainino this winter. Prices include areas, onveways, sidewalks, MODERN 3-BAY roundings. Apply in person. in Real Service In Real Eetate never Vk BIDWELL Home Inurovement ticut. New offices are being planned and Baltimore 6 9 .400 field goals,” said Tom Dempsey of Vikes in second place in the NFC’s Individual membership and 1 tourt hour par week and «a^ parking lots. Cali 643-0002. Brass Key Restaurant. really ends at The Barrows and Wallace Co. Expert installation of STATION. Company) you will continue to receive you can becom e an Integral part of our Cleveland 5 12 .294 Philadelphia, who did just that Central Division as the Packers depending on the time of dey that you piay. aluminum siding, gutters and SNOW Plowing — Storting new ELDERLY woman as compa­ guidance to reach your top goals. future. Western Conference FOR SALE — 396 cubic inch trims. Roofing instoUation and against the Oilers, “ but it’s still not grabbed first by one game. And Uiey route, residential >and Please call days 563-0131, nion to elderly woman, 10:30 Midwest Division enabe, hi{h perfomoance, 425 repairs. 649405, 875-9109. the same as kicking the 63-yarder.” grabbed the game against the Bears $250 REWARD commercial. Free estimates. a.m.-3:30 p.m. Call between 4-6, h.pH 710 Holley carburetor, Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. Bfilwaukee 11 3 .788 Call 643-1364, also light 646-7882. Interested? That’s the NFL record he set two with a pair of quick first-period IV -J diuif feed. Call 6494765, armind ROOFING — Specializing Chicago 9 4 .692 trucking. Evenings and Sunday call years ago. Against Houston, his touchdowns, one of them set up by Ike 5 p r ^ repairing roofs of all kinds, new K.C. Omaha 7 8 .467 collect 413-786-3041. MOLD makers, tool makers, longest was a mere 52 yards. He had a Thomas’ 89-yard kickoff return. roofs, ratter work, chimneys, Detroit 5 9 .357 •rraffara REWEAVING OF — bums, Bridgeport operators, first E.D . TAO DEi chance- to tie -the league record of Chester Marcol added three field moth-holes, zippers repaired. cleanea and repaired. 30 years Holp Wsntod Call Todey! 35 class men only need to app' Pacific Division To anyoM «|flth tatoraniloii loading to tho I Homos $ experience. Free estimates. goals for Green Bay. Window shades made to 45-hour week, fringe benefits. Los Angeles 12 3 .800 seven field goals in a game but blew it appralionaion, anoat and oomdcllon of tho Call H ow l^ , 6434361. Hartford 278-1802 ' Golden State 10 4 .714 when he missed a ^ y a rd e r in the Four field goals by Tony Fritsch 21’ | 9 7 0 TANDEM wheel Ace measure, all size Venetian WANTED housewives to Allied Mold & Ehgineering, ii', blinds. Keys made while you ALL INQUIRIES STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Phoenix 8 5 .615 third quarter. Still, his boots dumped and Charlie Waters’ two intercep­ paraonor|Nraonaraa|MNialMafartlia¥an- Rotal Rogue,- full self- HooUng-Plumblng 17 deliver mail in your own Vernon, Conn. 875-6238. coftalneo, 6’ -w a y wait. TV portables for rent. neighbortiood. Ftexible hours. Seattle 4 11 .267 2 the Oilers’ record to 1-8, worst in the tions, one of them returned 28 yar^ dalaai at aovaral of lha Paiftada alwoa on _ator, automatic heat, Marlow’s, 867 Xfain St., 649- No soliciting. Immediate woiic. PART-TIME housekeeper, 3 or The Barrows Wallace Co., Realtors SAM Watson Plumbing and & Portland 2 11 .154 league. for a touchdown, provided the Cow­ notllrater, tub with shower, new 5221. ______Phone 646-6700 or apply at '4 m orn ings a w eek, own Monday, Ootobor 23,1972. Ploaao contaot Heating. Bathroom remodeling Sunday's Games Johnny Unitas made his return as boys with .the cushion they needed to carpet, new spare tire office, Independant Postal transportation. 643-7298. Q WMialwrlsMleMMasMlaaHMwMiMii •wMw and repairs. Free estimates. mawiiiirpiiiMciiiiMteuswnwgMa— saasin U rmWy iw wIiHi Portland 102, Kansas a ty - Baltimore’s quarterback with one clip the Cardinals. The Manchestor Police. -uvcnheel, u a^ one trip. Owner LAWNMOVER SERVICE — Svstem , 473 H artford R d., P of Vornon sharpening and repairina. (teU 6^3808. Manchester. Omaha 100 ihie Steelers, denied a title of any has^larger unit on order. 83,U$ RESIDENT superintendent to play in the fourth quarter-and it was or Qpst offer. Phone 6494889. Pickup and delivery. L&M Phoenix 119, P hiladeli^ 108 B O m Heating and Plumbing manage new 32-unit complex in one play too many for the Colts. kind for 40 years, took a big step Equipment Route IS, Vernon SERVICE Station attendant □ INEXPERIENCED???...... Training Starts Dsc. 1st Cteveland at Seattle — Prompt, courteous service. Manchester. Experience toward the AFC Central crown by . COMANCHE trailer 6734311, Monday-Thursday 84, wanted days, full time. Moriar- preferred. Phone for interview Only games scheduled He took over when Marty Domres BWM CaU 643-1496. □ EXPERIENCED??? ...... Start TodSf beating the Chiefs . ' self-contained. Can be Friday 8-9, Saturday 84. ty Bros. 315 Center St.. 649-5297, Mr. R. Peck. r 4 p.ni;,~ call 6434061. Manchester. PAGE TWKNTY — MAWCHE8TEK EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Nov. U, 1872

Dog»-Blnla-R»t» 4 1 ApftmuU For Rma 83 ApartmonU f-or Rant. . tt A s G V im GTUPCNT KMOMS-^WMEM- 7t Houses For Sale TOY Poodles, AKC registered, ^ KNOVI 1t|E A49«EG,1CAC1|» BIANCHESTER Four room MANCHESTER - Newet one- CLASSIFIED toautiful let black pupt>ies, mu CALL OM ¥OU WIU.1V4e ,06TR|CH lU apartment, centrally located, bedroom apartment, ESTER — 100,000 MANCHESTER - Urgei^arge 8 COVENTRY — Cosy 5% room WINDSOR — Young custom males and* females. Buy from____ a heat included. Gas range entrance. Randi Qrpe. feet, will divide, room, IW bath home with gar- THE Ba c k OF THE ROOM aluminum sided Ranch.. Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2Vk TIBOFIMKWT reliable breeder. Phone 872- supplied. Available November beat and applianm, L for munfectaring and age and treed lot. Good Basement garage, steel beam baths, family room, two 63M. M W W W V j iDiOM f ONE 1V«E fiOUtmON TO iH. Only |175 per month. Call ADVERTISING month. Paul W. 1-7484814. location. Immaculate! $34,900. construction, eat-in kitchen and fireplaces, double garage. Mlktos • r $• |W hM SMS 643-7168. FROBUBA 6KW T? Realtor, 6434535, 648-1 R. F. Blanchard Realtors, 648 1.3 acres. See It, yon’U like It. Excellent area. Out of state int itaat CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS AKC Registered, two male toy I DOCraR’S or attoney’a office. 2482. Hurwit & Simons, 6481117,283 owner, reduces price'from $43,- poodle pups, one black, one IM 1 h m 7-t m s tote H i (h M A i M 8:80 AJM. to 6:00 P.M. 454 MAIN Street — second WE 'HAVE Cttstmners. bem ^, iMctoiia. excellent 9525. 500 to $39,900! Excellent apricot, snots, wormed, also 5- floor. 3-room apartment, heat, for the rental of yonri lA, Tirat I loor, all 2K ksin, 3 « r fn a x aaaf d ta r MANCHESTER - IMuxe 8 financiM! Inspect anytime. m n m watmamy w f WoBaatamf generation papers. Stud service family unit. Security. $117.85. or home. J.D, Real . . raaaonable room Garrison Ctolonlal, XVe VERNON — Six-room Cape LaPoU Company, Realtors, 569- COPT CLOSING TOIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADIHT. available. & n 872A247. 646-2CK, 94 p.m. Associates, Inc. 6434129:^^ 8131680, baths, caipettog, double gar­ vrith fireplaced Uvtog room, 3 1030. at M$49N. Mata la toa Ian W%. U M KOON DAT BBFOBll PUBUOAXION SAY GOODBYE age, (tuality construction. or 4 brarooms, breezeway, FREE, four adorable healthy uuPf! for SeAtotajr and Moodiqr to U tM Nooa IMtogr NEW Srbedroom duplex, IMi LOOKING for anythiag-Jn real •ce'edblatjV*eeeceeee*eeeeeeeee TO THAT RENTAL Richara Martin Scriiool. Hayes garage and fe n c^ yard. $33,- SOUTH Windsor — Owner says • • • B & W ••• kittens, bin trained. Phone M- baths, refrigerator and stove, estate rental - apaftotonta, H odiaifdr Safa 73 Agency, 6480131. SOO. Hurwit & Simons, sell, newly redecorated 5V^ 1957. carpet, no pets. Available T)h BMHIOWS and nUUtCE Ca. iKHnes, multole dwelliiigs, no Realtors, 6481117, 2839S2S. room Ranch, first floor paneled Korttn-MlS immediately. Seciirito deposit, fees. CaU j Td . Real r ite PRlC^ Just reduced. An Most tenants feel dissatisfied. There’s too little MANCHESTER - Your laundry room, new carpeting, lUiKiHttK PirMa, MMdi. M9-JN6 BE DIAL 643-2711 POODLE, Terriers, 7 wedn $235 moBtMy, 6434014. Associates, Inc. 6434129. excellent value if you are (or toqmucdi) beat; the entrance may be M ubl^; chUdren can walk to Buckley country setting. A steal at old, 64M734. no etot looktof for lota of living uMce neighbon^^tbe same wall tarn night into day. School from this evk-room $27,900. Barlar l ^ l t y , 289-7726, PUPI^1K,..5 and 4 room DELUXE ONE - B e^m to a imKioas CoIoniM. Six Ranch. Ideal home for ^ung 644-1221. WANTED - niree-slx family Most'^j^.jqiltoera have J ^ o tto i such woes. WPIITIII09Q rroin nvcM niiQ FIVE free kittens, black, black ‘kpkrm irao, ,‘with garage. Cen- apartment, wall*to«Wall rooinr (living room, dining couple. Treed lot in fine good location, condition not and white, and tiger, 640^^72. Id t^ , handy to carpeting throo^wat. complete roomi' Utdien, $ bedrouna), They Kpfpstoe'thernioatff^mere they want it, residential neighborhood. NORTHCOVENTRY BOLTON — 7-room Ranch, two important. Prefer tenant stores, bof^ school. $165-$175 heated. Private buyer. 6435481. Help Mrantocf 28 ^piiances, vanity, .bath. pins kcrOonod pordi, walk-up decorate wiien they please. And they enjoy their Living room with fireplace, baths, fireplace, four BOSTON Terrier puppies, AKC monthly. CaU 6434691 or 646- CentraUy located $175 n attic(^’ basement, auxiliary inrivacy. dining room, kitchen, 3 N iW U S T IM bedrooms, commercial zoned. registered, champlra sired, one VRLumHANP£L 6597. R.D. Murdock, 6^2692. room, pantrjr. laundry area, bedrooms, heated porch, one- Financing available; 2W ac^res! PBX operators — East of river. You can, too. Let us hete you find a home you’ll male, one female, 9 weeks old. mmuRee,*/iS. torgd full bath iq»ta(n, and car garage. Extras. $ta,500. Eight-room Cape with 2 $75,000. IF.jRL (laal Agency, Experience required, light 643-8529. Fuml$h0d Apartnm it$ . - 64 bau-bath downstairs. Detached be proud to call “ home.” Call Warren E. Howland, ealtors, MLS, 643-2682. typing necessary, excellent m t X L 'Q u m i fireplaces. Garage, 5 3-car garage, has first and Realtor, 6431108. benefits, good starting salary. bedrooms, 1V5 baths. WORLD ALMAM C Arffetot for Sato 4 8 ' iN TtuiaetKE TWO-ROOM furnished, ap secotta floor workshop or FIRST c u s s Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 East Beautiful treed lot. Minutes FACTS R N o m - ment, beat, hot water, ^stove, storage space. Could use MANCHESTER - $27,900. Center St., Manchester, 648 O r d w Y o u r from Mamdrester. Only $82,- CLEAN, dark rich loam, five lONORADCB refrigerator. Apply Manows, rodtfiie redecorating, but is /Ceitk Real Sstate Lyness Street, 3-bedroom 3441. 900. We have through MLS, IS PROPERTY yards, 122.50. Sand, n a v e l, • imiyU aw ow s” 11-19 867 Street, very cldkn and in excellent con- (Colonial, baseboard heat, for­ SNEETIEnL 1,048 |ri(riured homes from stone, manure, pool and patio T la p p y ditioa throughout. It is located 172 East Cmiter Street mal dining room. Im m olate SELLING?. S E C R E T A R IE S — M any sand. 643-9504. Fiwf-FM d THREE Furnished rooqis in occupancy. Helen D. Cole, $12,500. Come to today or call secretaries needed for a wide HouMhoU Qoodt 81 Apartnmit$ For Root 83 to a liUtasant, coitral, tree lined Manchester, Conn. Ttet'i I quetUon we are aaked almoit well kept older home, he^, hot residential neighborhood. Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. us at 2837475 or 7438243. variety of job opportunities. every day. Frankly Uie way a property MEGHMCS ALUMINUM SHEETS - used SEASONED cord wood, split, water, electric!^, pasking, $28903 Odegard Realty, 643 "movee'' dependa a lot on tow It it Some experience necessary, TWIN bed, complete, $25. 19” UNFURNISHED 3-room T h o u g h t” as printing plates, .007 thick, sawed and deUvered. CaU 643- private entrance. 649-2o83 after 4366. ' MANCHESTER - Six-room handled. For thia reaaoo when you arc stem is required. Fee paid. p ^ b le tv, with stand, $45. apartment, centrally located, 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 53^. C. Hutchinson. 3:30. 6484126 649-1922 m (tolonial with two-car garage. buying or eelUng we suggeat you give & WELDERS Rita Girl, 99 East Center St., Phone after 5 p.m.. 875-5850. no children. Phone 646-8439. 643-2711. T o d a y! SEVBN-ROOM Contemporary, Dining room, 3 bedrooms, big PASEK ua a call. We are old enough to be Manchester, 6483M1. FIREWOOD, seasoned, THREE-ROOM furnished kitchen. Minimum down to 2837475 Open 39 experienced...Young enough to be Minimum one year ex­ Muulcol Inttrum oirto 8 3 AVAILABLE November 15th, beanoOd ceilings, paneling, two aggreaalve...Large enough to to ef­ LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. hardwood, $15 half-cord. Free apartm ent, first floMin all baths,' famUy room, garages. quualified buyer. $ta,000. Realtors—MLS perience, must read CLERK — Part-time, evenings 3-room apartment. Stove, ficient...and anull enough to to per- Ring bell for service. Shiners, deUvery. 872-0204 after 5 and FIVE-PIEICE drum set, with CALL 643.27U utilities, included. Older Sweeping views. Privacy. W(’olverton Agency, Realtors, 608 Burnside Ave. and some weekeniis. Apmy refrif^erator, disposal, eonallaed... blueprints. Excellent crawlers, ec. 144 Deming weekends. employed. 272 Main Streiet. Hut(»ns Agency, Realtors, 60- 6432813. East Hartford Arthur Drug, 6431505. cymbals and stands, CaU after 6 carpetug, heat, hot water. $175 MANCHESTER — Rockledge. fringe benefits and pay. Street', Manchester. Wapping p.m., 648-5459. BOLTON Street — Six room monthly. Security. Phone 649- Mancliester 5324: . Immaculate 8room RanchInnth ^ SEVEN-ROOM, Split-level, Road. DRY fireplace wood, $10 order, IMMEDIATELY avaiUble - 3 Cape, finished rec room, 2-car large living room with MANCHESTER - 6-room ALMBHUniWENCY The Jeep is a versatile M A (^ N IS T — needed by small 3978 or 6434165. sun porch, large kitchcsi with REIAL'TORS 640-1180 deUvered. CaU 742-7888. room furnished apartment. ELEVEN-ROOM Colonial. garage, patio, 2 full baths, fireplace, beautiful family Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, UCX)NN area— 5V4 room kanch four-wheel-drive vehicle established company operate A n R q u o a 88 built-ins, formal dining room, 2 to STALE BREAD, 10 cases or First floor, central, a blocks to Large barn, acerage, sweeping fireplace. Principals only, $31,- room, IVb...... baths, wall-to-wall Ill formal dining room, kitchen with separate 30x50’ heated which was used extensively horizontal milling machine and MANCHESTER - Newer 2- bath^ 2-car e, 100x187’ more, 50 cents per case. Phone Gordon Frodueto 8 0 Main Street, $170 per month viewk.' Hutchins Agency, 900. 6435683. . carpet and many extras. with built-ins, family room, building. Terrific opportunity during World War II, and PRESSURE lUST toirface grlBder>. T ra d e Khool THE Birches Antiques, Twin bedroom Townhouse, includes lot. Bel Air !~ itate, 643 643-1202. includes all ntilities. Security Realtors, 6436324. Garage, large wooded lot with two-car garage. Immaculate. for the man who wants a home, was invaluable in rugged background helpful. Good Hill Drive, Coyenny. Hours heat, ai^Iiances, bathsJfuil 9332. MNUFACTURM BUY your potatoes direct from deposit required. To huq>ect MANCHESTER - Three- privacy. $36,000. Philbrick $40,500. wolverton Agency, plus a shop. Ideal for welding W antad-Baal Batata 77 terrain. The name Jeep starting rate with complete Wednesday, Thursday and basement, $245 per month, Paul BABY CARRUGE, stroller, the potato warehouse. Corner of 645-1111. ' !1NTRALLY located 54 flat family scarce price range. Cen­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 6432813. antiques, antique finishing, was derived from the let­ ca,Ric. paid benefits. Apply at Nobel Friday 10-3, Sunday 14. Other W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. MANCHESTER - 4 family, SELLING your home or hi^ chair, automatic swing. Buckland Rd. and Tolland ••••••••••••••••••••••is.'*** Sthtl 2 - m garage, 3V5 baths. tral location. In good condition. assembly garage, etc. House ters G.P. which stand for 41 stre e t and Westbrook, Westbrook days by appointment. 742-8607. excellent condition, 4 bedrooms acreage? For prompt foiendly Like new. $40. Owners moving. Turnpike, Buckland. Bonus Houoot for Boot . :u 65 One of the nicest and cleanest $32,500. Call Warren E. GEORGIAN Colonial, All MUST see — Custom built has IW baths, fireplace, full general p u rp o s e in U.S. ' Manchester Street, East Hartford. An equal with each purchase. CaU 646- MANCHESTER - Deluxe 3 THREE ROOM studio apart-' in 2 apartments, centrally Howland, Realtor, 6431108. service, call Louis Dimock:k 742-7774. Wontod to Buy 8 8 bedroom townhouse, includes we’ve ever listed. Both brick, ten rooms, four large (tolonial Cape, unusual interior basement, all on V* acre lot. Army language. The World Call M ra. Brunetti, opportunity employer. 8248. ment, country setting, view| : located. Hutchins Agency Realty, 6439823. heat, appliances, carpets. Full LARGE EIGHT-BOOM. aparthients vacant upon sale. Realtors. 649-5324. bedrooms, beautiful entrance design for the family that loves Priced in the low 30’s. Now Almanac says. 643-2487 between CARPETS — Wholesale to you heat, carport, stove. Colonial, fireplace, lamilawn, 1\J. Crockett, Realtor, 6431577. MANCHESTER - Two- foyer. Two fireplaces, 2Vk space, 3 bedrooms second floor, vacant. Call T.J. Crockett, Copyright (© 1972 Situation Wantod 33 Houaohold Qoodt 8 1 WANTED — Antique furniture, private basement. $230 per refrigerator included. $150 per bedroom Ranch, livtog room, ALL CASH for your property Newapappr Enterpriao Aaan. 10 a.m . and 5 p.m . at our warehouse. The Caipet glass, pewter, oU paintings or month. Paul W. Dougan parking area. Pleasani baths, two-car garage. Sun- IVk baths, built-ins, garage. Realtor, 6431577 or Tolland of­ month. Philbrick Agency,.., dining room, kitchen, Only $27,400. (!har Boti Agency, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Merchants, 1310 Tolland other antique items. Any Realtor, 6434535. or 646-1021. convenient location. Working MANCHESTER ^ 4-bedroom porch, in mint of condition. fice, 8788279. MOTHER who enjoys children 'Rimpike, Manchester. 6484568. FOR SALE — Good used Realtors, 6484200. beautifully finished rec room. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 643-0683. instant service. Hayes Agency, quantity. The Harrisons, 643- adults. 6432880. .Iv.jr: Colonial, 2 full baths, fireplace, 6480131. vacuums, many models to FIRST OFFERING two fireplaces, two acre 6484200.. VERNON - $33,900 - Union; Street area. Phone 646^ 8109, Oaklahd Street. huge foyer, aluminum siding, NAVAHO citizens band radio, choose from $5 and up. CaU 872- FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ TOLLAND near Pari^way, 3 Nut tMt - 6-room Cape, nctNmt wooded lot. Two patios. MANCHESTER - Two-family, Established home, 6-room SKI patrol, new area 4447. doubte-garue. Mid 30s. R. F. HAGLER Real Estate needs antenna and mast, coiax, $100. 9169 between 104. nished, second floor, older or room older home in g o o d d x ^ - Blanchard, Realtors, 6482482. Garage. Large rooms. Im­ OVERSIZED custom 4- 4-4 with two-cai^ garage. Huge Ranch, on heavily trted lot, on Woodstock, Conn, needs NSPS WANTED — SmaU farm type PRESIDENTIAL condition, tllo bith, Arapteu, pinttr listings. C!all 643-6624. Min Nfl fflHIiB jv m ii CaU 647-9823. married couple preferred, no tion with a c r e ^ e and pond. maculate. Call Warren E. bedroom Colonial built 1972, kitchens, Uving room and two quiet residential street. Near and candidates. Must have ARC NURSE’S Aide desires private tractor- with or without VILLAGE APTS. wilh, oil hut, open ttrircuo, porch, SEWING MACHINES, Singer children or pets, parking, hot References,- $225 . m onthly. MANCHESTER — 3bedroom Howland, Realtor, 6431108. first-floor family room with bedroom^ $32,500. Wolverton churches and schools. Wart M l An town advanced first aid. Contact Bill duty, care or companion to attachments, also Compost cofflhIiMtion wlndom, amniti drin, SELLING your property? Call m .K w __ KINDLING and fireplace wood, Touch and Sew, $47.50; 1972 Z ig - MANCHESTER water, centrally located. Hayes Agency, 6480131. , Dutch Colonial, IW baths; fireplace, large bright living Agency, Realtors, 6432813. Fireplaces in living room and Ml MI MNRII9W McCrocklin, 1-455-0146. elderly lady. Experienced, have Shredder and rototiller, 649- city utllitin, nur shoppini and us first. We’ll buy your home 6’ Christmas tree, 6’ skis with Z a g , unclaimed law-away, One and two bedrooms. Security deposit. 643-8441, 44 fireplace, den, formal VOTERS’ Choice! Homey 7- and dining rooms off central basement rec room. Three M 1432711 own trani^rtauon. Call 644- 0822. p.m. Khool. Quiat miihbothood and food room (tolonial in pleasing con­ Immediately at a fair price, all binders, red-blond wig. 643- $ 0 .7 5 . Guaranteed. 522-0931, Immediate occupancy. Mo d e r n 4 % rooms; in 3 room. $M,900. R. F. ~ ball. Complete custom kitchen MANCHESTER - Starter bedrooms, dining room, at­ 2376 after 4 p.m. dealer. location. Priced only in the middle dition! Attractive living room, home with big back yard. Three tached garage. IT & R Built, cash. (!all Lou Arruda, 644-1539. 4586. ANTIQUE furniture, china Near schools, churches family. Stove, refrigerator, Realtort, 6482482. with built-ins, 2Vii baths with MANCHESTER - 6-room 20s. Y fireplace, dining room, .14x12’ marble vanities, 2-car bedrooms, huge Uving room ^ncipals only, call owner, 878 Amida Realty. cabinets, crank phonographs, and shopping center, on heated basement. Washer and SINGER Touch and Sew, Uke Duplex, 3 bedrooms, will accept family (or music) room,-18xl7’ oversized garage, full walk-out with fireplace, built-ins. $23,- MOTOROLA stereo console old books. Most anything old. bus line.*Call anytime. dryer hook-up. AdoltSV/.No MANCHESTER - Large IfoUt wnavers on alternating 1s| with separate speakers. $50 new, hems, buttonholes, stretch 3 children, $165. J. D. Real lease. Only $195; Pksek L ev d ' wlth 2W baths, double with Thermopane picture basement with sliding glass 500. Wolverton Agency, and 2nd shifts or permanent 3rd shift. ® 6434535. Estate. 6435129. CHARLES LESPERANCE window overlooking portion of firm. ■ ------stitches, monograms, sews on Realtors, MliS, 2837475,:ys> garage, d host of other fine doors. Many extras including Realtors, 6432813. GLASTONBURY - Only buttons, fancy designs. 646-2623 62x150’ yard, with split-rail custom drapes, shades, washer- $43,900! Authentic salt box, 4 What is your Property Worth?! Room s W ithout Board 8 9 features. $35,000. R. F. 649-7620 QuaiifiM applicants wiil be paid while learning Originally $399.50, now only fence and lovely trees.i.K Kitchen it dryer, refrigerator and more, MANCHESTER - Large b ed room s, lovely country in oor training program on the 1st. shift. * ROYAL standard typewriter. MANCHESTER - feTsyo- Blanchard, Realtors, 6482482. We will inspect your property and suggest Model 470, hardly used, Uke $ M .». Easy terms. 522-0476, bedroom Ranch, nfruy with electric range and plus view of the Hartford completely restored Victorian setting. LaPoll Com pany, THE THOMPSON House dishwasher. Three bMrooms, new, will sacrifice, 646-2096. dealer. MhCFtrlMMiT redecorated, no skyline. Philbrick Agency,. Colonial, 2 fireplaces. Realtors, 5631030. an asking price. (No obligation.) This is a steady full-time position with excellent FIVE-ROOM Townhouse, wall- dressing room, iVk baths, attic carpetiM. A gorgeous home!! ••#••••••••••••••••••••••••• YnlMaMdltott'li monthly. Security Realtors, 6484200. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAYIII ESTATES and household lots to to-waU carpeting, appUances, storage, basement with 40s. R. F. Blanchard, Realtors, COVENTRY — Lovely 7-room benefits**^*"^ ** company paid fringe BooU-Aeeoooorloa 48 heat, two air-conditioners, RInME wSK REE Phtoe 648-5200. f buy. Bbb Fluckiger, 649-3247. fireplace, combination washer- RANCH on three acres with 11 6482482. Cape, 3 or 4 bedrooms. for overnight and permanent private basement, tile •i ytur tornis halki b a rtcidsi Belfiore... dryer. 25x8’ jalousied porch. EVINRUDE outboard motors, JCUTE four-room bungelow, ; large rooms, 3 baths, 5 fireplaced Uving room, dining REALTORS — MLS Also a material handler position open. guest rates. baths, immediate occupancy, dnir... IM Wart A M $411432711. (insulated and soundproofed). Holsclaw and Mastercraft CLEAN USED — refrigerators, presently being reipqda^, gju-- bedrooms, family room, 2 $28,975 ATTRACTIVE 3- room, partial rec room, garage, PASEK adults only, no pets, Charles Attached garage. Verplank Apply: trailers, sales-service. ranges, automatic washers age and large pdr($.%l$225 * kitchens, could be ideal for in­ bedroom Ranch, antique patio, and aluminum siding. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Lesperance, 649-7&!0. School area. Convenient to 289-7476 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Complete service department, with guarantees. See them at B. monthly. Deposit requi^.,648«« Landslide! laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 cabinets, ceramic tile bath, Merritt Agency, 6481180. gentleman, shower bath, Hartford Bus. In low 30’s. CHENEY boating suppUes, accessories, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 1379 after 6 p.m. ^ ca’r Y^', We’ve had a veritable landslide of listings lately. regulation dog kennels. sundeck, newly painted, large 742-8248 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry private entrance, free parking. FOUR room apartment, new, Shown by appointment only. Woolsey paints, Gerich's St., Call 6432171. MANCHESTER - 4V4-room Sevteal of them have been sold but we have replaced them Philbrick Agency, Realtors, lot, trees. Hutchins Agency 17 ROOMS t o Vernon, just over Apply 195 Spruce Street. kitchen and bath, plus Lillian (j. Grant, Realtor, Member National Aesoc. of Real Bstato Boarda also mem­ Marine Service, 1962 Tolland apartment, garage, large yard, COVENTRY - Small^.four with a plethora of fresh new properties. We’ve been really 6484200. Realtors, 64353M. Bolton line. We have Just Usted ber of the Hartford, Maneheeter,and Vernon Mullple lis t­ BROTHERS, INC, GE white stove,, with , sell- appliances, very nice area, Walton W. Grant Agency, 643 a small estate with 6 acres plus 'Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. MANCHESTER large fur­ large yard, $150 plus security. newly decorated, storage area, room house with fireplaoey$an- 3 irteasantly surprised at the quality and cleanliness of these ing Service. cleaning oven, originaUy $425, 1153. RANCH,'~llvlng 'toom with ' Lota^tond ForSolo 73 17-room Kouita, 8 or 9 bedroonuj ’ 64301W. stove, refrigerator. $1501 563 eung,elinV- and'elentrin1land electric hMt.':pixvate r . rdooif offertofpi: Come see theib-We’ll make everything one year old, asking $150. Phone nished room, carpeted, kitchen fireplace, modern kitchen, 4Vk baths, full basement, full 31 Cooper Hill Street F u a l-F a a d 4 9 1744. hilltop location. $150 noQn^hiv w perfectly clear! 648-^9 after 3:30 p.m. or 649- privileges large lounge, modem dining room, paneled den, A N D O V E R - Near lake, $1,800, attic. Built vrith the best of M anchester, Conn. bath, priva^, parking, SMALL four-room newly plus security. Adults, 74 SEASONED CORD wood, cord 1846 after 5:30 p.m. NEW PLUSH 2-bedroom duplex beautiful park-lUte lot 250’ deep. Coventry, half-acre, treed, materials in 1926. Also has fem a les...... decorated paneled apartment. NOUBAYFUN... $3,600. 'Tolland, acre, $3,900. and half-cord loads delivered. with sunken living room to NORTH Coventry i— Seven $26,900. Philbrick Agency, swimming pool, p orch es, Opposite Center Park, second lOMIEIBMEA JUSTUSTD + $H lo y o n k Sii m iioi 7-nM Manchester, one-half acre, $6,- E. Yeomans, 742-8907. CARD TABLE, couch, chair, private pptio, all appliances room house, stqye,,i Realtors, 6484200. elevator, Must be seen to men’s clothing, toys, bar stools, EXCELLENT furnished fnmt floor, over store, heat included. toein, clean, Cleant A real doU MUST SOL FASTI Ml kMk MM li Mt if 500. Hayes Agency, 6480131. be appreciated. Immediate room; for working or retired $140 per month. Security refrigerator, air-conditicsung. 4 : Front donnera, garape, Nofp W a tB a d many others. 2^248812 noon-1. 7-room, 4-bedrootn Cnpe. RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms. occupancy. T.J. Crockett, 3 8 deposit required. 646-(^. Available December IsL. Call' cedar atalngled eitetiar, waU-to- FiiepUce, codnr rtiingled eiteriar, gentleman. Private■ ate entrance, yoor h w irtlw f ifc ii it $ 3 4 ^ 1 formal dining room, eat-in MANCHESTER - Minutes Realtor, 6431577. near center. 847-1145, 6494896. 742-7185 after 5:80. ( waU. Encloaed aide porch, baae- convenient locaUon. Alnmlnam NOTICE!! 0311. maot rec room. A reer yard Ural 2 M i fegfin M i prwt. CM Twy kitchen, ■ living rin room has from Route 15, 3W acres com­ EXCELLENT 3 -la fg e rooms, itortiu and screeoa. Mid twenUea, mercial land. 250’ frontage. NEW Townhouse for lease, 3 woold do credit to a |U,000. area. worht it! IliiliM iy M M8S3N. cathedral ceiling, large master EAST HARTFORD - 7 room GENTLEMAN, non-smoker near center, utilities 2 car Wolverton Agency, Realtors, bedrooms, 2-fulI baths, 2 half Two lovely maplea in boot. Reel bedroom, family room, floor-to- spraViUng Ranch, 4 bedrooms, share private home, house parking, $160 monthly security. value in tte low thirUeal 6432813. S OMiIm «( Hh $.1 Kmii CMipaqr baths, finished rec room, all CALL U S -W E WORK! ceiling fireplace, baths, sunken living room, garage, PATHMARK privileges. Phone 6431960 or Evenings. 649-6896. • • • B & W ••• aluminum siding, 2-car garage, parkUke yanT High 30s. Hayes « OMIm If 11 Kinii Cl., MHi ttern hi tkt UnIM SMn. 5231(^. appliances, including WOODLAND Jisnwasher, disposal, air- Tlw BMItOWS MID HUIACE Ca. acre lot with privacy. $35,900. Out o f Town-For Sale 78 Agency, 6480131. No Parking Ban THREE rooms, tile bath, heat, Iballoa — HIS Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LARGE room, private home, hot water, range and conditioning, wall-to-waU all $22,900. ROOMTOROAM- on this MO' lot with lota of trees, a Hmchtitif Partab, HaKh. M96304 6484200. PORTLAND - Circa 1700, 12- ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent THE WORLD'S GAS DIVISION TV, privileges, on bus line. refrigerator included. Middle rooms. Ideal for children, $325 t-room rdder home, acarce price .MANOR monthly, security and lease. 1-car garage, and a big 7-toam, 4- room Colonial, Uving room, view, 8room aluminum sided In accorda nce with Town Ordinance - Chapter 34 - Sec. Near stores. Ptefer employed aged adults, security deposit, range. Ask for Mr. Lombardo. TEN-ROOMS Contemporary Cape. Full basement, tranquil 6485738. bedroom Colonial on it Needs family room, sitting room, for­ 34-4 “ There shall be no parking on any public highway FASTEST GROWING woman or responsible student. references. No pets.■ ~Paming. iming. work, but this Is an excellent value MANCHESTER — Immaculate Ranch with 3room studio, over mal (lining room, rec room with setting. Immediate occupancy. MANAGEMENT References, u l l 643-4460. 15Mi School Street, second floor. APARTMENTS $23,900 for tte growing family. Walk to 6-room bungalow, newly Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, or designated municipally owned, leas^ or operated ELLINGTON Large 7-room IVk acres of land with a view, bar, 4 brarooms, 2Vk baths, 3 DEPARTMENT STORE across from East Side Rec, Homestead St Older Cohnlal, vacant. Aik for pubUc or pirodlal sciioola. decorated interior, alumtoum r^wood construction. Large fireplaces, 2 acres plus, 2 large 6480131. off street parking .area or lot in the Town of Immediate opening for gas station located In Artfetoo for Solo 4 8 near Main Street. Cape, 4 bedrooms, iVi baths. C a r! Zinaaer. siding, two-car. garage. Bus (O ff W. M iddle Tpke, walf-to-wall carpeting, Thermopane windows. barns. $47,900. Baskin Real Manchester between the hours of 2:00 A.M. and 6:00 Mancheeter-Harttord area. We offer: - !■ line. Only $28,200. CaU Wolcott VERNON - 50 miles view, 1% IS COMING TO Manchester) fireplace, un acre lot, with Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Estate, Bolton Branch, 647- A.M. from November 1 through March 31.” 7- 7-ACRE LOT for lale or lease. Call for details. Real Estate, MLS, Realtors, acres, hill top estate, 2400 1 and 2-bedroom luxury swimming, pool and garden 9119. • TOP SALARY with pond in nearby South Windsor. 5688200. CAPE, modern kitchen, formal square foot brickW Ranch." ■ apartments. Features wall-to- space. In convenient location. ExomtUve retreat location, yet Anyone violating this ordinance shall be fined Five • COMPANY PAID BENEFITS WE WORK-CAU. OS! dining room, fireplace in Uving VERNON — 8-room Raised Excellent area. $54,900. Hayes wall rerpeting, vanity tile baths, 185 monthly plus utilities, :'i done to main arteries! ($5.00) Dollars. • TRAININQ WITH PAY GREAT potential — room, den and 3 bedrooms, Ranch on one acre, fenced in Agency, 646-0131. built-in oven, range, dishwasher, security and references. 873 ' Manchester, 8room (Colonial 7843. hand spUt shingles for siding, treed lot, 4 large bedrooms, • OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT refrigerator and disposal, elec­ M A N Y O TH ERS! with 2-car garage. Also a 3-car level lot with hlueberries and SOUTH WINDSOR - Ovimer KNOWN FOR VALUES spacious living room with MANCHESTER tric heat, 2 air-conditioners, garage with office space, 2 apple trees. Handy location. fireplace, dining room, large transferred to Rhode Island, James M. Reardon Out of Town- ’ “ Tfcc William E. Belfiore Agency Experience not necessary, we will train. These are glass shding doors, all large gree&ouses with heat, large 2- $29,900. Philbrick Agency, family room, 2H baths, reduced to $28,900 for quick F o r R e n t 68 R E A L T O R S 647-1413 story warehouse suitable for (!hief of Police permanent growth positions for stable mature In­ rooms. Full basement storage Realtors, 6484200. excellent for young family, sale. Ranch, 6 rooms, nice (ot in We Are Now Interviewing For dividuals. B ob B letchm an, Joe L om bardo, C!arl Zinsser storage of boats, trailers or near schools, $42,5()0. Baskin country setting, near bus line. area, ample parking. Starting at FIRST floor, four rooms, heat, heavy equipment. Over one GARRISON (Colonial 7 years Real Estate, Bolton Branch, F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 6432121. $175. Handy to shopping, range and hot water furnished. Meinfiers; Manchester Board of Realtors acre of land. Morrin Realty Co., old, modern kitchen, formal 647-9119. 1—15 ca. ft Iradford frost-fraa schools, bus and religious 29 ^ in Street, Tal^ttvllle, 2333394, 5231376. aaiaw M BM— M n -. Greater Hartford Board of Realtors dining room, first-floor family ■BnHSfM BBdR A p p licatio n s a vailable at our rafriienitor. lepsssassioa. SoM as is. facilities. $145 per month. Call Peterman, room , 24’■...... living room witi h COLUMBIA FULL-TIME 6439404. Greater Vernon Board of Realtors MANCHESTER — 22 Ferguson fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, Model apartment open for In­ and their respective Multiple Listing Systems! Road. Builder’s Special! Six- level lot, nicely landscaped, 14 ACRE ESTATE POSITIONS PATHMARK QA8 STATION 1 - lS ” A a fiiM IrM fard Mack & spection 1 4 pjn, Sunday. Other ROCKVILLE — Sunny small 8 room Garrison Colonial, 2-car 200’ frontage, $41,900. Philbrick Goes with this Immaculate m k times by appointment room apartment, second flOOr, garage. Kitchen has carpeting, older 9-room Colonial. Four Mail In Your 196 Spanear Street ivnit6 If . m pm m w iL oray Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Built by near center, one child.accept^. self-cleaning stove, lovely bedrooms, all Maneheeter, Conn. Call 1-684-4331. Aatwar to frevisM feiale U&R HOUSING CORP. dishwasher. Fireplace, many BOWERS area “ Doll House” carpeted, carpeted living • CHECK-OUT CASHIERS extras. Open for inspection U nderw ater two bay windows, two front room, dining room, den and 1-30” BraOfarfI alaatric range. Rentals R(X^KVILLE — Highland Ave. &turday and Sunday, Z4 p.m. Interviews will be held Tuesday, November 14th, at dormers, too clean to adequate- TV room. Kitchen with Robert 0. Murdock, ReaRor large and beautiful 3W. rooms, Aicnf CaU an^ime for appointment. ly describe. Fireplaced- d frfront- RiOkssassian. SaM « DOWN dinette. Large barn with 5 Classified Ads! • CAFETERIA MANAGER the station, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. one-bedroom apartments, hieat, 643-2692 643-9551 I S l t ^ i(pL) 1 Hr. Huntley Starieweather Construction C o., to-back Uving room. Wall-to- hot water, all appiipn^s box stalls. Fenced In riding If you have any questions, please call 201-272-7100. 1 iWMard M na wta. sasher, tte SMoves ZCertaln 6485353. wall carpeting, formal dining area. Spring fed pond. Ext; 384, collect. Refer to our ad. near. Hepawawlan. O rigiM ii saM i t including dishwasher, disposal, tteaOgh water numerals room, enclosed and screened • CAFETERIA WORKERS casting, pool-and your own 11 Revoking 3 Odors side- porch. Cedar shingle Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: $251 ■waM Ciastifitd Ms ere tto private terrace in comtry Itflw a n k rhiiif ABrolhethood nDOFREMTIIG? exterior.. Oversized garage. R.E. MERRin AGENCY An equal opportunity employer setting. $165. Rockland 'Tefrtce 14^ ^ ^ of Railway shnniL hmI iliBcliM m k tk a ' Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. REALTORS 646-1180 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 1—IraOfarO steraa-cmatte Apartments, 872-6360, S 2 3 < ^ . Trainmon ikw Ml Mtown M h i ilM WfM f t fvicli flw M it ptiplii Ml (ab.) I • SALESCLERKS egn iw Wt to to Iw yw. Ctta^te 3 AM/FM riflia, reaarOar, cbluintilat’a NEW listing — Seven room ANDOVER — Overlooking 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 1432711. ROCKVILLE S IM p (Scot) T w o ^ o o m SPqman ISRodant 37AstariakB cape, four brarooms, fireplaced Andover Lake, 3 room year OanwMtratar. Ort saM at furnished apartment, utilities (touniaUam) fita. I m fmtoH h Msi nml IM 3 TWaladiain ZlOftheaea 39 Enough living room, formal dining 'round home, paneled living AND MANY OTHER CATEGORIES $17M 7. ISSepttiabcap included, $30 weekly. -‘F (^ (ab.) 23 Narrow (Scot) « ■ fspw, k q i tatooMn. My odm room. Aluminum storms and room with fireplace, large eat- appliances ITlfautha SOrganic water passage 41 Awake screens. Treed lot. Convenient. DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - fantotedeer 2S Fork pu t 42 Seaweed ato MMn. M m8c hay at $2MM- in kitchen with built-ins, large Type or print Ad on following lines — w m n f § porttM cisM tt eompounda Mid 20’s, worth it. Belfiore DEAN apartment at the Teresa SOMterthAiner- PItord’i 27 D ru m sound IS Gaelic M jMtoHtop. treed lot. $19,900. Basking Real Kmart Offers Each Employee A Full recarlers. Originnlli $29.95, $1488 Apartments, including mansion 29 Water goddam 47 French Agency, 647-1413. Estate, Bolton Branch, 647- Range of Company Benefits MACHINE PRODUCTS ,appl^ces, carpets and air- 10 Kobo’s 33 New York summer • • • B & W ••• 9119. R o c k v i l l e — one and -tW(? taindiha weight waapon island 4t Compam point TtogMROmMIDHMUCECs. MANCHESTER - Three- 102 COLONIAL RD. condiUoning. $1W _per month. MTepkaaent That Include: bedroom apartments, faeatM, IZLetiaU 34 Panrot SOShrill^k IMbn-HtS bedroom Ranch, Uving room, LAKE Winnipesaukee — Z S ^ W I t M ^ 36 Chatters SI D ^ t (ab.) carpeting throughoiri, ISSaarooUuak HMCkniw Paktot. Haick. 449-UM family room with fireplace, gZ p ““ TW DISMEMBERMENT INSURANCE • 72 — 90 MiMta racarOtaf, msstts 2t Itafraw imit Furnished lakefront homes. $J37 smpliances, and pool facuittos. kitchen laundry room, two disability INSURANCE • PAID Has immediate openings tilias, 3 far aoSaterttve r |f"Ti" H w Free brochure. Lake and Moun­ GARDEN TYPE - two- Central air-comutioning. - G ul oonjunetton FI RANCH 8 rooms, large Uvtog baths, two-car garage, base­ tain Realty (torp.. Box 633, «io penVon v r - RCT S dT *^ • 8732505. After 8, 8 7 3 ^ ^ . . ; . b^oom apartment, second nH aateby romn and “ L” i^ p M dining m ent. V* acre lot. Keen^ ...... Meredith,h, N.H. •taHlghaMneto room with fireplace, 3 School district. CaU Warren E. Day or Night Shifts 8 kp. riiig Naanr. 2t” art, fM 1 0 7 T floor. Includes heat. nW alk, ELUNGTON — new dpplhif,' 3 bedrooms, 1 ^ baths, large pan­ Howland, Realtor, 6431106. TOLLAND — Three month old Name ...... awriMi. Oi(inaly $ m As Ik | | bet^rqoms, LV4 bathC^larjte IT eled family room, den, garage, Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms. •TURRET LATHE yard, full basement. X78*iiil6(£) patio, city utiUties. $31,500. 11.8 — Acre — Solid 8room large living room, formal Apply Daily, 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 appliances. 242-1887. M-upindoptritt. m ------Haw Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Colonial, birch cabinets, dining,■‘nln kitchen, I'A baths, Address ...... ; ...... p.m. to 4 p.m. at Kmart, 239 Spencer dUlbMleal 1484200. ceramic tile bath, barn, clean fireplace downstairs, garage, wBalila St., Manchester, Conn. • HARDINGECHUCKERS BOLTWi — First floor, newly river, swimming, fishing, sun deck, approximately one- C ity ...... Plione SH-up ind optralt remodeled. fout-Yaii^ $tf,000. H u t^ n s 643 •••••••••••••••••SSSSSSSSSSS «3ci&h(QaeUe) SDC-R(X)M (rider home, 3 down A g e n cy , acre treed lot. Owner, 875-5077. • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE 44Nbdrink and 3 up, c' chance of snow showers, lows Nn^ James Richmond Arthur Schoolcraft team, according to ’The body of David Cum­ The body, with a bullet wound drop-in activities music, pool, Haven, and her Associate Eighth District firemen spent low 40s. Mrs. Lids Nichols Ridunond, Arthur Schoolcraft, 80, of Donald F e e l ^ : mings, 20, of 579 Bolton Rd., in the head and a rifle nearby, table tennis, etc. It is lo ca t^ at Grand Temple Officers of Saturday morning and a good n , of M7 Summit St., widow of Meriden, formerly of Vernon, was found Sunday in a was found by two friends of the thS Manchester Recreation Connecticut, Tuesday with a part of the afternoon at the MANCHESTEH. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14„ 1972 VOL. XCH. No. 38 MANCHESTER — A CUy of Village Charm James Richmond, died Sunday Manchester, died Sunday at a STOPsBinoBMMFnr SIXTEEN PAGES heavily wooded area near the youth, Peter Noel, 24, of 18 Center at the top of Garden poUuck sitoper at 6:80 p.m. A North End’s recreation area at PRICE FirTEBMODni evening at a local convalescent Middletown convalescent Grove Rd. Bol^-Vernon town line, en­ Park West Dr., Rodlmrille and meeting will foUowatSin lOOF Union Pond, filling the skating home. home. ding a tw o^y search. Police bis brother, Joseph Noel, 16, of Hall. Officers are reminded to rink there. Born ih Vernon, Oct. 24,1881, Born in Bedford, Quebec, termed the death an apparent 567 Bolton R d? The Manchester Area Clergy wear their white gowns. Local At the request of Alanchester she was a lifelong resident of Oct. 16, 1892, he Uved in the suicide. Cummings, the son of Mr. and Association will meet ’Tuesday Grand Temple Officers are Park Superintendent Ernest Mandiester. She was a member Meriden area 20 years. He was Mrs. Donald Cummings of at noon at Chapman House, 60 Mrs. John Keegan, grand junior ’Tureck, the Eighth District of South United Methodist an Army veteran of World War Bolton Rd., was reported mis­ Haynes St., for its regular of the Pythian Sisters; and Mrs. volunteers dispatched a pump ^ u r c h , past matron of Temple , I. He was a retired lineman sing on Friday and was last monthly meeting. Willia.m Farr, grand truck and two firemen to fill the Envoys On Move Chapter, OES, Manchester, a with the Southern New England Mrs. I^illiam J. Hennessy seen at his home Tuesday night. secretory,of Vernon. rink. GuarantMd m em bo’ of Chapman Court, Telephone Co. and a member of Mrs. Louise Cushman Vernon Police, who led the ‘Die Manchester Newcomers ’Ihe pump unit was in con­ 2Fu|Yura Order of Amaranth, Orford the Center Lodge of Masons, Hennessy, 72, of Ocean Grove, By The Hie Radio Hanoi broadcast search, were aided by Explorer Club w(^ll meet tonight at 8 at Dr. James P. Kennedy, tinuous operation from 9 a.m. Amerlcan and South Viet­ / Pariah, DAR, and a sponsor of Meriden, and the Feliowcraft N.J., mother of Mrs. Lloyd G. W E HAVE Aaaoeialed Press today said North Vietnam, “ to with still another idea today — Scoots from Vernon, Enfield the home of Mrs. Thomas superintendent of schools, will to 4 p.m. and pumped roughly namese positions on a cease­ expanding the peace talks into the Preceptor Ganuna Chapter Club. 0 Gustafson of 156 High St., died THE show its good will and and Bloomfield, police from Jones, 176 Carriage Dr. be a guest at the Dling Junior m ,000 gallons of water into the North Vietnam’s chief fire. of Beta Sigma Thi Inter­ Survivors are a niece, Mrs. Saturday at her home. seriousness,” had agreed to three forums “ and maybe even­ Enfield, Bloomfield and Suf- High School PTO open house rink, according to Eighth GENUINE negotiator at the Paris peace Haig carried a personal note national, which was formed in Margery Plummer and a Other survivors are two “ another private meeting tually after those discussions field and the Vernon and The VFW Post and its tonight at 7:30. All Grades 7,8, District firemen. talks, Le Due Tho, flew to Paris to Nixon from Thieu, but its Manchester in 1987, and in neph^, Russell M. Roberts, grandchildren. between the United States and we can come up with some kind Rockville fire departments. Auxiliary will sponsor a and 9 teachers will be in the As soon as the water has today for what Radio Hanoi contents were not disclosed. of agreement.” which she was active up till the both of Manchester; his wife, Funeral services will be held W.G. the Democratic Republic of ’The body, which was found on recreational visit to the Rocky Illing building. frozen en ou^ the rink will be said was another meeting with South Vietnamese Foreign time of her death. and a brother. in New Jersey at the Vietnam to solve the signing of riha suggested (1) a public a cliff behind Box Mountain Hill veterans hospital. ’Those open to all Manchester American negotiators on the Minister Tran Van Lam an­ Survivors are three sons, Funeral services will be convenience of the family. the agreement on ewUng the conference of South and North near the railroad tracks, had to planning to attend should meet The Ward Circle of the South residents. There will also be GLENNEYco Vietnam war. nounced today that, while his Franklin Richmond, Robert Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the war and restoring peace in Vietnam, the Viet Cong and the be towered by ropes from the at the Post Home tonight at 6. United Methodist Church will skating allowed at night, accor­ 336 N. M AIN ST. Tliere was fqieculation that governmoit is agreeable to a Uidted States to discuss the Richmond, both of Manchester, Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Vietnam.” ledge on the cliff to the railroad meet tonight at the home of ding to the park department. twDkeyU.S. negotiators, Henry partial withdrawal of North and John Richmond of Center St., Manchester, with Simonne M. Wilson It said the meeting was "virhole comprehensive settle­ tracks. Police required The Kiwanis Club of Airs. James Pendergast, 81 A. Kissinger and Gen. Alex­ Vietnamese troo|» from the Ellington; a'daughter, Mrs. the Rev. George F. Nostrand, Mrs. Simonne M. Wilson, 62, proposed by "the U.S. side.” ment to end the war and restore assistance from the National Manchester will meet Tuesday Benton St. Airs. Verner Nylin ander M. Haig, also were en South, it wants the rest of the peace” in all Indochina; (2) William Morrison of rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal of 5 Oldwood Dr., Storrs, K issi^er and Haig ccaiferred Guard and the Vernon Fire at noon at the Atenchester will show slides of South Church route to Paris. ’They flew to troops regrouped in specified public or private meetings Manchester, with whom she Church, Manchester, formerly of Vernon, died Sun­ HOLD III HEAT. KEEP OUTCOLD I with Nixon for one and one-half Department. Country Qub. ’There wUl be a activities. Alembers may M ng Andrews Air Force Base near zones for gradual withdrawal between North and South Viet- had made her home; six officiating. Burial will be in the day at Mt. Sinai Hospital. She W i n d o w s .. hours at the President’s Camp directors’ meeting at il :3Q. ’The slides also. Washington late Monday after under international supervision naih to discuss the status of the grandchildren and nine great­ East Cemetery, Manchester. was the wife of Howard P. Funeral services will be held David retreat Monday Club’s auction will begin at 7:45 conferring with President Nix- later. demilitarized zone and the grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral Wilson. on Wednesday at the Cardinal following Haig’s return from p.m. at Watkins Bros. ^ (m at (temp David, Md. Of­ And Lam demanded that reunification of Vietnam; and Funeral services will be held home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Born in Haverhill, Mass., she Funeral Home, 88 Windham four days of talks with South ficials would not disclose vdiere Hanoi specify in writing when' (3) a third public or private Wednesday at 11 a.m, at Donations may be made to the had lived in the Vemon-Storrs Rd., Willimantic, with Rev. Lottery Millionaire Vietnamese President Nguyen Kissinger and Haig went after all of its troops will be conference between the Saigon Holmes Funeral Home, 400 American Cancer Society, 473 area for many years. Norman Belliveau, pastor of St. The Greater Hartford Van ’Thieu in Saigon. Undergoes Surgery landing at Andrews. withdrawn. “ We know that Dr. government and the Viet Cong Main St., Manchester with the Broad St., Meriden. Survivors include a son, Philip’s Roman Catholic Toastmistress Club will meet Both men next went by U.S. spokesmen said they Kissinger intends to propose to “ to discuas matters pertaining Rev. Dr. George Webb o f South Howard Wilson of Vernon; two Church of Warrenville of­ tonight at 7 in the Federal BOSTON (AP) — Cornelius J. helicopter to Andrews AFB, could neither confirm nor deny the North to withdraw more to the...future of the political United Methodist Church, of­ daughters, Mrs. Carol ficiating. Building, 450 Main St., Hart­ Collins, 42, of Allston, a which is a frequent departure Josepii S. Guilmartin Sr. that tte private talks to end the troops,” he said. system” in South V ietum . ficiating. Burial wiU be in East Perodeau of Vernon and Mrs. Burial will be in the family ford. Women interested in millionaire thanks to the point for official missions BOLTON - Joseph Scott war were about to resume as South Vietnam also said it Nha made clear that this Cemetery. Friends may call at Jacqueline Arbucheski of East plot in New Lebanon Cemetery, finding out about membership ^ssachusetts State Lottery, abroad. Guilmartin Sr., 50, of Tariff- was widely anticipated. wanted to be represented in any proposal was not intoided to the funeral home Tuesday Hartford, and eight Lebanon. Friends may call at requirement may call Mrs. had an aortic valve in his heart There was no announcement ville, brother of Robert •thyUna—It’* th« only. South Vietnam, meanwhile, further secret talks between clear the way for Washington evening from 7 to 9. grandchildren. the funeral home Tuesday from Margaret Reid at the Federal replaced in surgery early last Leek for . ln .ip M .iw ilaytlM on the details of the (temp Guilinartin of Bolton, died Sun­ the fNMno pUiAe window materl ' ^ Cm AflirdM announced today it would agree Kissinger and Tho, who reached and Hanoi to reach an agree­ Funeral services lyill be 7 to 9 p.m. Building. week at St. Elizabeth’s Warp*t brandod David discussions, but U.S. of­ Request Westwood Resignation day at the Newington Veterans on tho odgo for Wwp sra* CMMi|o«qni to withdrawal of North Viet­ agreement last month on a ten­ ment quickly on a cease-fire Oliver W. Pavey Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. at the Hospital. your protocUon. bnMr.ki piMHwllno. IM 4 ficials in Saigon said Haig, who Hospital. namese troops from the South tative cease-fire proposal. that would allow American TOLLAND - Oliver W. Pavey, Burke Funeral Home, 76 AT YOUR HARDWARE, LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY STORE is Kissinger’s top aide, had Leaders of the Democratic (Sovernors’ Caucus have called Govs. Kenneth Curtis, Maine; Reubin Askew, Florida, Besides his wife, Mrs. Regina by stages instead of the total South Vietnam’s chief forces to quit the war. He said 87, of Southington, father of Prospect St., Rockville, and at narrowed the differences in his for the resignation of Jean Westwood as party chairman in Dale Bumpers, Arkansas, caucus chairman; I^rvin Madgeski > Guilmartin, and withdrawal at once it had negotiator, Pham Dang Lam, “ the bombing, the exchange of Mrs. Myrtle Wochomurka, died JO at Sacred Heart Church, talks with Thieu on the wake of the McGovern-Shriver defeat. From left are: Mandel, Maryland; and Wendell Anderson, Minnesota. brother; he also leaves his demanded earlier. was reported en route to Paris, prisoners of war is part of the Sunday at Middletown State Vernon. Burial will be at 2 p.m. parents, a son and daughter and too. coropi^ensive settlement. ’The Hosidtal. Bom in Pittsfield, in St'. Joseph’s Cemetery, two sisters. BLUE CROSS-THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE ITesident ’Thieu’s chief ad­ four parties would have to Mass., be lived in Southington Haverhill. The funeral will be viser, Hoang Due Nha, came up sign.” three years. Before his retire­ Calling hours are today from Town GOP Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at Vin­ Boston Prisoners ment in 1956, be bad been an 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Meets engineer for the Central Ver­ cent Funeral Home, 880 JOIN OVER 1 V2 MILLION CONNECTICUT PEOPLE Drives To Oust Party mont Railroad. Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, Stage Jail Riot Tonight Other survivors include his with a funeral Mass at St. Ber­ nard’s Church, Tariffville at wife, two sons, another South Windsor WHO HAVE ‘ELECTED’ BLUE CROSS COVERAGE BOSTON (AP) — Suffolk County Sheriff Thomas S. Chairman Accelerate daughter, four grandchildren 10. B urial w ill be in St. Air Piracy Probe The Manchester Republican Bernard’s Cemetery, Tariff­ Eisenstei^said Monday he will press for “ immediate Town Committee is meeting at WASHINGTON (AP) - and three great-grandchildren. Minnesota. Utah Gov. (}alvln Andrus and the governors ville, with military honors. PZC To Talk indictm en^’ against inmates found responsible for star­ 8 tonight to elect delegates who Declaring the Democratic par­ '. Funeral services will be Rampton, the sixth member of meeting in Washington said ’There are no calling hours. * Financial Safeguard Against Hospital Expenses ting the lunra-hour riot that caused damage estimated at Launched By FAA will help choose state com­ ty needs a “new sense of Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Della On Open Land the executive committee, was they have no candidate for toe Memorial contributions may be mitteemen and com- direction” if it is to win back Vecchia Funeral Home, 211 N- 1250,000 to the\Giarles Street Jail. in Hawaii, Bumpers said. chairmanship. made to the Newington mltteewomen in two Senatorial defectors, five leading Main St., Southington, with South Windsor’s first “ open The riot, duriW which prisoners destroyed much of the WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The Federal Aviation Ad­ In Boise, Idaho, Gov. Cecil Among those often mentioned Children’s Hospital or the Hart­ Districts — toe 3rd and toe 4th. Democratic governors have burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, space” concept development, * B etter Return On Each Premium Dollar Andrus said Monday he, too, by toe dump-Westwood forces, ford Rehabilitation Center. furniture in the\l21-year-old jail, began when a few ministration has started an intensive investigation of The district meetings will be called on party chairman Jean Southingtm. “ Skyview,” will be discussed at hopes “ emphatically and however, are former party Calling hours are today from a workshop session of the inmates threw bo>^ of pea soup in which they said they procedures to combat air piracy in the wake of the next Tuesday — toe South Wind­ Westwood to resign. Leo L.Coulu flatly” that Mrs. Westwood is Treasurer Robert Strauss o f 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commis­ u found small black bWs, authorities said. weekend hijack of a Southern Airways jet. sor Town Hall for the 3rd Tlieir call Monday came as replaced. COVENTRY - Leo L. Coutu, • Instant Hospital Credit - Hation wide Texas, New York state sion when it meets at 8 p.m. “ ’There were severartelter- Most officials aren’t talking about why current District and toe Bolton Com­ both toe public and private 65, of Babcock Hill Rd., Democratic (Chairman Joseph Sister Mary Macarius tonight. cations between inmi^tes” munity Hall for the 4th. campaigns moved into high Coventry, died Sunday at security Walpole State Prison safeguards failed to thwart the three men who com­ Crangle, and Mrs. Westwood’s Horan The commission has been T on i^ t’s GOP town committee gear to oust toe woman chosen during the riot, jail authorities today. m andeered the D(J9 ov er Alabam a F riday night and held 31 predecessor, Lawrence F. Windham Community meeting is at Highland Park by defeated standardbearer Sister Mary Macarius Horan considering plans for proposed TWO BENEFIT PLANS OPEN said, including the rape of one Jail officials estimated about Campaigns O’Brien. Memorial Hospital, WilUman- passengers and crew m em bers captive for a 3,800-mile, 28- School, Porter St. Cieorge McCiovern. o f the Sisters of Mercy, West construction on property youth by four fellow inmates. 230 inmates at the old granite Mrs. Westwood, a Utah mink Uc. hour nightmare. Costly Hartford, a foraer teadier at between Steep Rd. and the Several inmates and a' prison were involved in toe dis- Neither toe FAA nor toe FBI “ When you don’t win a rancher turned political A former salesman for Coutu ’die 3rd Senatorial District national election, it’s time to St. James. School in South Windsor Estates behind TO CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS policemen received minor in­ Vrtunce. Some 50 helmeted But one FAA security would comment publicly on the organizer, was said by her of­ 'sed Auto Parts Co., consists of about 60 per cent of reappraise toe leadership of toe To Losers Manchester, died Saturday at Graham Rd. Some 81 lots will juries when they slipped on the ^ Ilc e diecked their guns at toe specialist said privately, “ We antihijack procedures. The Air fice to be vacationing with her insfield, he was amember of Manchester plus the entire party,” said Maryland Gov. Hartford Hc^ital. be developed with smaller lot UMDER 65- floor, covered by p ^ strewn dem and used riot sticks and are pot yet sure as to why toe Line Pilots Associatipn, which husband in Florida Monday. She Sl^ Mary’s Church in Coventry. ______65MD0YEK- town of East Hartford. The Marvin Mandel. OTTAWA (AP) - More than Bora in Manchester, N.H., requirements, of which 46 acres by inmates and water spewed sev^ al police dogs in what hijackers and their weapons usually voices strong protests could not be reached fqr besides his wife, Mrs. local delegatioh 5NiU back Miss Florida Gov. Reubin half toe record 1,117 candidates she entered the Sister of Mercy will be developed and some 10.4 from broktoi pipes. poIiM called a "show of force” were not detected-in toe pre- following a hijacking, declined Sakam comment. Vimoria Suffish Coutu, he FOLLOWING HEALTH CARE Elinor Ha^rn of Manchester agreed, saying the party must in Canada’s Oct. 30 elections in 1917 and made her final vows acres left as open space land. #BC-65 PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CARE that qW led the uprising. boarding check.” comment until officials con­ Last Thursday, when the anti- leaves a daughter, Mrs. BENEFITS for those under 65, or those over 65 not There were no reports of for toe post of state central be reunited and adding, “ No forfeited their $200 nomination in 1920. Most recently, she Open space provides for BENEFITS for those 65 and over eligible for Medicare, Asst. Transportation ferred with toe DC9 crew. Westwood move was mostly WillMih Bailey of Norfolk, Va., eligible for Medicare: serious injuries as riot- Elsenm dt said afterwards committeewoman. personal offense toward Mrs. deposits because they didn’t get taught at St. Thomas School, recreational facilities in the Part A, and wishing to supplement its benefits: Secretory Benjamin 0. Davis Any alteration of the an­ underground, she told a news four brothers, Aldage Coutu of equijqied poUce put down the that he lud checked toe soup Westwood at all. I just happen enough votes. F a ir^ ld . future for hiking, tobagganing said Monday n i^ t toe FAA had tihijack procedures will depend conference she intended to ’Thorndike, Mass., Herve Coutu two-hour disturbance^ but and found ^ e w of “ those little The 4th Senatorial District to believe she is not the person The deposit is returned only She leaves three brothers and and sledding. The subdivision • A daily allowance of $30 toward room, and full special told him toe du'ee men were on toe outcome of toe study, remain on toe job. of Putnam, Arthur Coutu of • The first $68 of hospital stay. • Elsehstedt said later that a black flour ^ugs that invade consists of toe other 40 per cent who can do that.” to winners and to losers who four sisters. open space land lies in the services when provided and billed by the hospital (such selected for special screening FAA security specialists said She was picked for the post by Coventry, and Robert Coutu of “ serious security problem” had everybody’s hopse.” of Manchester, pips toe entire Arkansas Gov. Dale poll at least half as many votes A Mass of the Resurrection northern portion of the acreage as medications,' operating room, laboratory services and •$17 per day from 61st to 90th day toward semi-private as they prepared to board toe Monday. McGovern last July after he Mansfield; two sisters, Mrs. been created by the destruction But he added Vif it wasn’t toe towns of Glastonbury, South Bumpers, chairman of the as toe winners in their districts. will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. and consists of wooded areas, a many more) for 70 days per admission to a General room.* V. plane at toe Birmingham, Ala.^^. "After every hijacking, we won his party’s presidential George Copeland of Mansfield of locks on many cell doors. pea soup it would have been airport. Windsor, East Windsor, Bolton, Democratic Governors Caucus Among the SOI candidates at Mercyknoll, West Hartford. stream and wetlands. Hospital.* teview toe circumstances to nomination. and Mrs. Walter Clauson of •3 0 extra days of general carp, benefits 4nd full cost for He said 21 inmates who had something else.” He said there Coventry, Andover and Hebron. and spokesman for its who lost their deposits was one Burial will be in St. Mary’s Other applications to be itouthern Airways employes fiiM out what new measures can McGovern has not indicated Willimantic; and three semi-private room and hospital special services. been at the Suffolk County has been a “ great (j^eal of ten­ Expect^ to be elected state executive committee which who polled almost 17,000 votes, Cemetery, West Hartford. reviewed are for the building of • A maternity allowance of $200 after husband and wife pulled toe three from among be taken,” one explained. his stand on toe challenge to grandchildren. Courthouse during the riot sion for many reason^,” among central committeeman Is Atty. met Monday, said their David Warner of the New Calling hours are today from 2 a garage repair shop at 576 have held 8 months' membership. other passengers because they ’The hijacking Friday was toe Mrs. Westwood, but he said in Funeral Services will be •$ 3 4 per day coinsurance whenever a subscriber uses would be held in the Boston City them toe presence of pbout 25 John F. Shea Jr. of Manchester. Democratic Party. He tan third Sullivan Ave. as proposed by fit the FAA hijacker profile, 31st this year in toe United recommendation will be to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at • A daily allowance of $30 toward room, and full special part or all of the 60-day lifetime benefit. Prison overnight, and about 25 "hardened criminals” who he He presently holds the post in an interview with the ’Tuesday at 9 at the Bacon Davis said toe FAA told him. States and toe 10th considered presented to the full caucus at in toe huge York-Scarborough Mercyknoll. Raymond Handel of East were to be transferred from said should have been Baltimore Sun he would fight Funeral Home, 71 Prospect St., services for up to 60 days per admission to a Specialty •30-dby benefit period at full cfl'st of semVprivate room The three men were allowed successful. the old 4th Senatorial District. its Dec. 3 meeting in St. Louis. district of Toronto, which (Com­ The Richard W. Sheehan Hartford. Also Peter Morris transferred to Walpole. any candidate supported by Willimantic and at 10 in St. Hospital.** ' (Charles Street to the city prison to board after undergoing a Also present at the meeting munications Minister Robert Funeral Home, 1084 New Bri­ will present plans for Gilding a and all hospital special services anywhpre in the world. AFL-CIO President George Mary’s Church, Coventry. and to jails in other counties. Had state officials allowed Stanbury won with more than tain Ave., West Hartford, is in catering restaurant, and plans •A daily allowance of $30 toward room, and full special special electronic check, he were (Jovs. Kenneth Curtis of Meany. Burial will be in St. Mary’s •$ 8 .5 0 per day In extended care facility for 80 days He said he hoped state cor­ the transfers, Eisenstadt 39,000 votes. charge of arrangements. offered by State Vending Co. for services for up to 45 days per admission to a General said. There was no immediate Maine and Wendell Anderson of Cemetery, Coventry. following the first 20 days paid by Medicare. rections officials would allow added, “ There’s no question in a warehouse on Burnham St. explanation why the men’s There are no calling hours. or Specialty Hospital for nervous/mental disorders.** transfer of some “ hardened my mind this disturbance would Highway Fund Mary M. McGowan weapons failed to show up in the •Outpatient or.emergency room services in a Medicare- criminals” to the maximum- not have occurred.” Mrs. Atery M. McGowan, 73, •O utpatient services received in a Member Hospital in­ approved hospital. screening. of 14 West Rd., Vernon, widow cluding emergency room care, outpatient surgery, radio- Charles Augsten of Gordon McGowan, died jogical diagnostic services, radioibgical therapeutic serv­ •Prescription drugs up to a maximum of $500 for 150 Dr. Tychsen Appointed Charles Augsten, 95, of Sunday morning at her home. ices, physical therapy treatments and shock therapy. days following da^e of hospital admission. Bora in Ellington, she was a Hartford, father of Mis. Hattie lifelong resident of the area. Frazer of Manchester, died By JOHN A. JOHNSTON All of Dr. Tychsen’s service Dr. Tychsen is married to toe 'Readmisiion to any hoipital within 60 day. following discharge is Readmission to any hospital within 60 days following discharge is con*- Saturday at Windham Com­ sidered the same admission. Opposed (Herald Reporter) has been in the Greenwich former Marie Omholt of Aren- Prior to her retirement eight considered the sante admission. munity Memorial Hospital, years ago, she was employed by By unanimous vote of the school system. He was a dal, Norway. The couple lives Willimantic. He was born in **Readmiuion to hospital within 180 days following discharge is con­ the Swiss Laundy of Rockville. seven members present, the teacher, 1958-62; coordinator of at 24 Hendrie Dr., Old Austria and spent most of bis sidered the same admission. QUARTERLY MEMBERSHIP RATES FOR BC-65 HARTFORD (AP) — The head of the National Grange Survivors include a son, Board of Education last night mathematics, kindergarten Greenwich, with their life in Connecticut. UA* Subscribing Member...... $11.85 has urged the agricultural group to strongly oppose Francis Wilhelm of Tolland; 3 approved the appointment of through Grade 12, 1963-70; and daughter, Anita, 9, and son, Other survivors include two »CUT,TACK,StW«fSIAl QUARTERLY MEMBERSHIP RATES FOR DP-30 da|ighters, Mrs. Ellen Brace » HUNDMDS OF USES Husband and Wife ...... $23.70 attempts to use the national highway funds for mass Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, senior was named to his present posi­ John, 8. TTie family will move to sons, a sister and a brother. and Mrs. Gladys Chapman, INDOORS a OUTDOORS Subscribing Member...... $43.60 transit. curriculum coordinator in the tion in 1971. He is a member of Manchester before Dr. Tychsen Funeral services will be both of Ellington, and Mrs. Greenwich school system, as the Greenwich, Connecticut, assumes his position. ’Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Com­ In his speech delivered at the opening of the group’s Lucido LaDone of Manchester; Subscribing Member and assistant superintendent of and National Education Maintenance Supervlaor munity Funeral Home, 134 106th national convention Monday, Master John W. Scott a brother, John Wilhelm of Enrolled F a m ily ...... $86.85 schools for curriculum and in­ Associations, and toe National The board also confirmed the Church St., Willimantic. Burial ^ CONNECTICUT BLUE CROSS praised wage and price controls and the controversial sale ' Tolland; 11 grandchildren and struction at a $23,000 salary. He Council of Teachers of appointment of Daniel A. will be in Rose Hill Cemetery, MANCHESTER HARDWARE seven great grandchildren. o f U.S. grain to Com m unist CTiina and the Soviet Union. He will assume the position in Mathematics. Moran, 32, of 42 Ardmore Rd. Rocky Hill. * SUPPLY COMPANY Dr. Tychsen is solely or part­ as maintenance supervisor in Funeral services will be t 77S«mSr. . lUNCHESTEI( also called for reducing felony charges for first-time January, succeedins George F. There are no calling hours. ly responsible for three national the buildings and grounds Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. from the Imtit Urmi, Frm. marijuana users to misdemeanor status. Bradlau, who resigned earlier Burke Funeral Home, 76 ENROLLMENT ENDS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22nd this fall to bwom e superinten- publications. He authored an department at a $10,500 salary, Prospect St., Rockville, and at If Congress diverts Highway said, only if they maintain that dent of schools of the annotated teachers’ edition of to be increased by $500 at toe 9 at St. Biernard’s Church, APPLY NOW FOR COVERAGE BEGINNING JANUARY 1,1973 Tax Fund money to rail transit, support. Bethlehem-Woodbury regional “ Contemporary Mathematics I en d o f a three-month Rockville. Burial will be in St. Scott recommended that the “ If they are unsuccessful, our district. and II,” and a comprehensive probationary period. He Bernard’s Cemetery. Friends COMPLETE THE APPLICATION BELOW IS FOR NEW MEMBERS ONLY. Grange join with other groups enemy ‘inflation,’ will once Dr. Tychsen, 42, is a native of series of 100 teaching tapes in succeeds Charles J. Croclni. elementary mathematics; and may call at the funeral home for toe “ repeal of federal taxes again steal from all of us and Rise, Denmark, and toe son of A native of Manchester, r is co-author of 60 transparen­ tonight from 7 to 9, llOBEftT Jl on hi^w ay users which now go eventually force our govern­ toe late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moran is presently employed as Sabieriber'a Laal Naau-PRINT Pint Nu m -PRINT ment to develop much more cies. He also is author of a set INSURANCE INSVRAM6»4^ITH6 lallUl '7TTT?6;!in SEX ■'H4RlfiU, STATlBi... into toe Highway Trust Fund.” Tychsen. After completing his a carpenter for the East Hart­ E dw ard H. Archambault SINCE 1914 Dw □ Singl* □Rldotrad He said it Is “ grossly unfair” drastic inflation control primary and secondary educa­ of computational skills tapes ford Board of Education and and is co-author of a com­ Edward Henry Ardiambault, □ ■ • t o □Marriad □ Divotced to tax rural people who do not measures,” he said. tion in the Danish public will assume his position in toe 66, of Wethersfield, brother of C^PMBal* use rail transit systems. He Current laws governing schools and attending Holding prehensive series of 40 teaching local system Monday. Hooi* Addreti—Slrael and Nuodivt tapes in junior high school Mrs. Esther Bilverstone of SERVICE Ci^, Sut* Zip Cod* criticized the belief that “ rail marijuana use “ are perhaps a Technical Institute, an A 1959 graduate of Manchester, died Sunday at Social Secnrihr Nambaia transit will solve the transpor­ deterrent to maximum control engineering school, for one mathematics. Manchester High School, he home. Your* . tation problems of many urban because police are hesitant to semester. Dr. Tychsen came to received the equivalent of one Bora in Fletcher, Vt., he lived areas.” arrest a young user of mari­ the Uniteid States when he was year of college credit while in W ethersfield 40 y ea rs. Scott said this opinion “ can juana because the criminal serving with toe U. S. Marine D pP-30 Q BC-65 in accordance with terms and conditions 19. Before retiring in 1970, he was Spoue'i become one of toe greatest record he will receive will Corps from 1959 to 1963 and is ® Regulations. I understand this application will not be effective until From 1952 to 1954, he served employed 25 years by Real frauds perpetrated on toe peo­ haunt him for toe rest of his with toe 7774th Signal Corps Bn. currently attending evening the date indicated on the Certificate of Membership Agreehrient which will be issued to me. 1 -2 Woodward and Son Inc., ple in America in recent life,” Scott said. of toe U. S. Army with toe classes in toe Central Connec­ Wethersfield. Estate years.” The Grange also appealed security services at a top secret ticut State College vocational Other survivors are his wife, Scott termed the grain sales Monday in a telegram to Presi­ industrial education program. ------—— ------Number installation in Paris, France. a son, three daughters, a as a “ blessing.” dent Nixon to use his “ personal Dr. Tychsen received a BS in Fnxn 1963 to 1971, he operated brother, four sisters, and seven LIST SPOUSE AN 0 UNMARRIED CHILDREN UNDER ACE 19 TO BE COVERED ' “ I would hate to think where intervention’’ to release $85.5 mathematics from Central his own general contracting grain prices would be if it were million for the Rural En­ business. grandchildren. R a la tio o - Dal* of Birtk Connecticut State (College in FIrat Naaa* la tlla l R a la tio a - DatoofBtrdi Funeral services will be ahi^ Fltal NaoM laiUal not for the huge sale of wheat vironmental Assistance 1958; an MA in mathematics He is married to toe former abip Donna Metcalf of Manchester. Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at the M o a lh Y a w Bald Eagle Preservationists and feed grain to the Soviets Program. Congress has ap- education from Teachers M o a lh Y oar and Oiinese,” he said. pro^iated $225.5 million for toe The couple has a 19-monto-old Rose. Hill Funeral Home, 580 □ Heaham I College, Columbia University, ROBERT J. SMITH, in c . □ i o a Doing tlieir bit at Keeney St. School to preserve one of the country’s endangered species, “ It’k a shame that a few federal conservation and en- son, Mark. Elm St., Rocky HUl, with a . □ m □ Daacirtor in 1962; an MA in toe teaching Requiem Mass at the Church of □ S e a ' the American bald eagle, are three fifth grade pupils of Mrs. Carol Tracy. From left, ^kesmen can’t accept it for Wronmental program. But so of, mathematics from Stanford Other Appoinlmenla □ Soa — 0 « ls e Bolduc, Timothy Sullivan, and Betty Dubiel. Aft^r researching the eagle, they told what it is -h l^ e r prices for far only $140 million has been The board approved two the Incarnation, Wethersfield, INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 n D a a a lr to r University, Palo Alto, Calif., in □ S o b U.S. grain farmers and reduc­ released. Grange officials said. clerical appointments, effec­ at 10. Burial will be in Rose Hill □ Soa and read stories in classrooms, made a cassette tape of the bird’s call, and built a model 1963; and a PhD in administra­ Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. D D a a a h u r □ D m i l t o r nest, shown in the photo. Their goal is to obtain brand product labels, which will go toward tion ^ stocks, both of which About 10,000 Grange tion from toe University of tive Oct. 24, in toe business office. They are Mrs. Patricia Friends may call at the funeral 649-5241 the purchase of a quarter acre as a nesting ground for a pair of eagles that have been mean a stable grain market,” members, representing about Connecticut in 1971. In addition, be said. 6,000 local Grange groups in 38 Roy, clerk-typist, at a pro-rated home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 DO NOT SEND PAYMENT WITH APPLICATION located in the Chippewa National Forest in Minnesota. To help the youngsters dramatize he took work in curriculum and The boards running federal states, are expected at the salaiy of $5,538; and Mrs. Ruth to 9 p.m. Donations nu|y be 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER their presentations, Juan Sanchez, director of the Oak Grove Natural Science Center, supervision at Teachers Pleaae send thi* FULLY COMPLETED application to d iy to CONNECTICUT BLUE CROSS. P.O. BOX 1766, NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 06473 wage and price controls can height of the 10-day annual f . Jenkins, payroll clerk, at a pro­ made to the American Cancer (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale). borrowed Oscar from the Boy Scout CouncU in Simsbury. (Herald photo by Pinto) (Allege, (Columbia, from 1963 to Society. p y continue to be effective, he meeting. 1966. Dr. Tychsen. rated salary of $5,954.