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Lianrl|T Ttr Leupning Leralji It Was the Feminine Mystique a Physical Pleasure

Lianrl|T Ttr Leupning Leralji It Was the Feminine Mystique a Physical Pleasure

PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 12, 1973 Hebron Pavement Platons Platudinous Platitudes* The Poor Man's woman a woman — and mystique that enabled women reason serve men. today contains language that a to speak of her feminine Ethnic Education Philotopheri Farewell to the therefore a thing apart from to convince men that sex was Yes, almost since time began truckdriver would hesitate to mystique. She has thrown away Feminine Mystique. man and his crude world. more a sacred experience than the feminine mystique has been say out loud in a traffic Jam In that precious birthright. lianrl|T tTr lEupning leralJi It was the feminine mystique a physical pleasure. woman’s mightiest weapon In 0 By HAL BOYLE lOS-degree weather. . Planned by School NEW YORK (AP) - that led women to dress, think It was through this fabled the endless war between the If a man acts like an ape, he MancheBter—A City of Village Charm Sidewalk comments by a Pave­ and act differently. They were feminine mystique that for cen­ sexes. But alas, she has rapidly becomes apelike. And if a She has no special mystery. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 292 rWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS ment Plato: expected to be more fragile, turies women convinced men lost that wea|X)n In recerit years woman acts like a man, there She has no special intuition. She ANNE EiMT Transportation for field trips Whatever happened to the daintier ahd smell nicer than they were superior human as she chose to descend from can be but one result: she In­ is Just another creature in the Correspondent would be provided by parents, feminine mystique? men. beings to be treated with her Olympus to slug it out in the evitably becomes manlike. herd, another anonymous being Tel. 228-3971 with arrangements being made ■iW i It has become as much a n was their feminine veneration and respect and ac­ mire toe-to-toe with man in a While there is nothing wrong in harness. There is nothing to Ralph S. Saccuzzo, principal by the parent representative on casualty of the 20th century as mystique that led women to be corded special privileges and campaign for equal rights. with being a man, there is a lot set her apart, no reason for 'Vi of the Gilead Hill School, has the Planning Committee. Israelis Down spats, the whalebone corset, or aloof and withdrawn and favors. As part of this In this dubious campaign she wrong in being a manlike man to give her gallant received the support of the Ail costs for the program, Agnew Jury the nickel glass of beer. mysterious, and able to wield mystique, they were even sup­ has sought to imitate man’s woman. She Is flouting her in­ deference, no reason for him to Board of Education, with the which is planned to be held The ordinary man never knew more power with silence and posed to have a special mental manners, morals, dress, value refrain from preying on her exception of one member, during the fail months, will be ner being, violating the har­ i . exactly what the feminine disapproval than by shouting faculty called womanly intui­ standards and even his mony of her own nature. weakness to the utmost. She is 13 Syrian Jets Charles Barrasso, to develop a absorbed out of funds presently mystique was except that it was their objections and demands. tion that served them better vocabulary. A casual conversa­ She is being a traitor to her just a pseudo-woman trying to program for sixth graders allocated in the budget. the intangible thing that made a It was their feminine than the laws of logic and tion between two teen-age glrls Meets Under be one of the boys. aimed at the elimination of own sex, and it becomes absurd TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli air force jets shot down 13 raciai prejudice through an ap­ Syrian MIG21 fighters in a dogfight today over the preciation of the contributions Mediterranean, the military command reported. One of various ethnic groups to the Israeli plane was hit but the pilot was rescued from the sea Tight Cloak American way of life. unharmed. In presenting the proposed KNOWN FOR QUALITY • FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1874 program at the board’s last It was the biggest air battle in Informants in Beirut said the Ity LEE LINDER meeting, Saccuzzo said he felt the Middle East since the 1967 Beirut airport was closed to all AHHoriuIeil I’rruf) Writer the Gilead Hill students were I war. commercial traffic along with leading an extremely sheltered The military command said the Damascus airport. BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — The special grand jury life when it comes to an un­ one Syrian pilot also bailed out Beirut airport sources said derstanding of people whose probing alleged political corruption in Maryland resumed into the Mediterranean after they understood Israeli planes cultural or ethnical OF MANCHESTER work today under conditions of unprecedented Secrecy. his Soviet-built jet was hit, but were raiding at or near Tar- backgrounds are different from Federal court house corridors was picked up by an Israeli tous, Syria’s second largest their own. leading to the grand jury room rescue helicopter. port city on the Mediterannean. the grand jury are part of the He stated that because of the PRESENTS ITS OWN were sealed off by U.S. The Israeli command made Tartous is about 70 miles north privacy and we intend to have marshals with walkie-talkies mobility of populations today, no mention of raiding ground of Beirut. it.” and because of the proximity of who refused to allow newsmen targets inside Syria, as Israeli and Syrian warplanes Within the area cordoned off people to one another due to ad­ within sight of the grand jury reported earlier in Beirut. The last clashed Jan. 8 when the by the marshals was an vances in communications, it is room or a nearby elevator. air action appeared to have Israeli command claimed its elevator by which witnesses essential that students learn to "No public trials and no been confined to the dogfight pilots shot down six Syrian MIG appearing before the grand jury understand and appreciate public hearings are in this area swirling from the Syrian cease­ 21s — part of the arms could come and go out of sight differences in people and to p^ymputli and it is clos^ to the public on fire line out over the sea. shipments to Damascus from of reporters. judge these people on the basis the orders of the United States the Soviet Union. Beall heads the multi­ of their own experiences and 'The Israelis said the air bat­ attorney,’’ one assistant Today’s battle brought to 59 pronged investigation centering not on the predudicial tle was a chance encounter with marshal told a newsman. the number of Syrian planes on kickbacks by consulting judgements of others. Syrian warplanes that The grand jury is in­ downed by Israel since the 1967 engineers and architects for the scrambled into the air to in­ vestigating allegations of six-day war, Israeli military award of sewer, water, road tercept an Israeli recon­ kickbacks and conspiracy Proposed Plans figures show. Israel has lost and building construction con­ ON SALE NOW naissance patrol along the • iv . which may involve Vice Presi­ Proposed plans call for the Syrian border. four to the Syrians, including dent Spiro T. Agnew. j tracts. Already indicted i$ N. development of./an ethnic ap­ Dale Anderson, chief executive Earlier reports from Beirut the one in today’s operation. U.S. Atty. George Beall preciation program for sixth FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY of Baltimore County, who said Syrian authorities notified During the 1967 war, Israel “There went in two and two unto Noah into the Ark.....” refused to comment earlier in grade students whereby they succeeded Agnew in that post Beirut airport that Israeli wiped out more than .400 Arab the day on the grand jury’s have contact with people of ENJOY 20% OFF ON planes in a single day, but most when Agnew became governor planes were staging an air at­ Wayne Hollingsworth, seated at left, and Jam es Machie, project was developed by,the girls as a demonstration of plans for today, but courthouse various ethnical backgrounds. Your choice of Early American Wing or Traditional Law- of them were caught on the in 1967. Anderson will be tack somewhere in Syria, and patients in the pediatrics ward at Manchester Memorial what they could do besides sewing. Noah’s Ark with the sources indicated one or more Through exposure of this son Groupings. With the Lawson you may have either ground by rocket fire and arraigned Friday on 39 counts that Syrian air space had been Hospital, are busy herding little stuffed animals, two by animals was a blue ribbon winner at both the Coventry 4-H indictments, probably of other type, it is felt the students square or round arms. bombs before they could take of alleged extortion, bribery closed to all aircraft. two, back into the Noah’s Ark that was presented to them Fair and the Tolland County 4-H Fair last summer. The local officials, might be would gain some understanding PLEASE ALLOW 4 to 6 WEEKS DELIVERY off. and conspiracy. by members of the Thread ’n Bread 4-H Club in Coventry. Noah’s Ark project was planned from the start for the forthcoming. and appreciation of these ethnic The grand jury was sworn in Asked why the strict secrecy groups. The four girls in the club, from left are Kathy Kramer, hospital. (Herald photo by Ofiara) last December and generally provisions, never before under­ Undergirding *lhe entire Geri LaFauci, Sue Fuller and Anne Keller, president. The has met once a week since taken during this investigation, program would be an effort by January. Beall replied: the faculty to help the students It has yet to receive informa­ News Capsules “ By tradition and. statute, understand the harmful effects .1 tion on the Agnew phase of the grand jury proceedings are of prejudice and to put the corruption probe, which was differences among people into Purnell Work Starts Next Week secret. Certain steps have been or to protect national security proper perspective. Cambodians Advance taken to preserve that privacy. (Sec Page Twenty-Two) PHNOM PENH, Cambodia information against foreign in­ Even witnesses going before l- * f (AP) — Cambodian government telligence activities. Improvement of the Purnell Harkins said he would like the being part of downtown Phases least cost alternative.” troops in the town of Kompong PI. parking area will begin next In responding to a question committee to give thinking to a revitalization. As outlined to the board by Cham were reported advancing week, John Harkins, assistant from Richard Clark, executive swimming pool and skating rink R. Bruce Watkins said the Saccuzzo, there will be five Define Warrantees from two directions in an town manager, told the Mayor’s vice president of the Chamber, downtown which could probably youth problem adjacent to Junta In Chile phases to the program. WASHINGTON (AP) - The attempt to trap insurgent rem­ Downtown Action Committee Harkins said the public will be be used in conjunction with Bennet has been considerably Phase I would have each sixth m Senate has passed and sent to nants along the southwest edge this morning. fully informed when the time Bennet Junior High School. He lessened following conferences grade class, as part of their the House a bill intended to of the town. The insurgents still comes on the new downtown said Lutz Junior Museum has with school officials and the' Picks President social studies program, being make product warrantees more General Paving, Rocky Hill, controlled a textile factory and traffic lights, parking changes, also indicated an interest in police department. responsible for making an in- meaningful for consumers. If a has the contract. The first part parts of the university campus and change in traffic flows. He At a midnight ceremony k#' of the work will be devoted to BULLETIN depth study of at least two and were dug in around the air­ manufacturer warranties his said Chief of Police James Pinochet, a powerfhWy tralU 6- product, he would have to spell storih drainage. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) ethnic groups of their choice. port three miles northwest of Reardon has been working footer, signed the act of in­ out in language understandable — The military junta Particular emphasis would be the town. Harkins commented that closely with the State Highway Potter Says Town stallation for a 10-man Cabinet to a layman just what the made on the cultural impact demolition of the town struc­ Department. formed into a working composed of seven generals, these groups have had on the Charge Trespass warranty means — whether it ture at 31-33 Oak St. will also government today headed two colonels and an admiral. American way of life. covers the cost of labor or just It was reported the con­ by a 35-year-old aphiy MOSCOW (AP) - A get under way next week. Should Control Pinochet also is commander Under Phase II, each class, parts, or both, sultant’s next objective will be Mongolian paper charged that general. It promptly broke in chief of the army, named to through their representative on Town Manager Robert Weiss to explore inexpensive im­ the job by Salvador Allende just Chinese troops trespass diplomatic relations with a planning committee, would Will Destroy Opium said HELCO estimated the cost provements to alleys and walk- two weeks before Allende’s repeatedly on Mongolian of placing underground service Its Wetlands Cuba and announced that be responsible for arranging for WASHINGTON (AP) - a-ways. Clark stressed the Marxist government was territory to carry out photo to Purnell PI. at $40,000 and it is lifting a state of siege speakers representing their Burmese rebels reportedly Chamber’s Beautification Com­ deposed in a violent coup. The reconnaissance, and that the since the town cannot meet that DOUGLAS BEVINS But the Manchester Board of for 6V2 hours to permit chosen ethnic groups to speak have offered, through Rep. mittee would be happy to work junta says the 65-year-old Chinese embassy in Ulan Bator cost the service won’t be un­ (Herald Reporter) Directors decided to postpone civilians to leave their at an auditorium program for Lester L. Wolff, D-N.Y., to with the consultant. Allende committed suicide is using the 7,000 Chinese derground. designation of a regulating homes to obtain food and the combined sixth grade m Li- destroy tons of illicit opium in Members of Manchester’s Tuesday afternoon as troops classes. citizens in the country as a fifth A. Paul Berte said he hoped agency, and the advisory com­ return for exerting political in­ Harkins said he would take Advisory Committee on En­ other provisions. closed in on the presidential The third phase would have column. the consultant could bring mittee was created to study the fluence on the Burmese govern­ another look, however, at the vironmental Impact, meeting palace. each participating class being before the committee shortly wetlands act and make a ment. The rebels, called the possibility of underground ser­ Wednesday night for the first SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Newsmen downtown, unable responsible for putting on a some solid, concrete proposals recommendation to the direc­ 50 On Bus Die Shan State Army, told Wolff vice for pole lighting only. time since they were organized Gen. Augusto Pinochet Maram- to leave their offices and hotels for downtown improvement. tors. program which would portray JAIPUR, India (AP) - At in June, apparently agreed that bio, a 55-year-old artillery of­ because of an around-the-clock they want to see a return to a The committee received a 12- The advisory committee con­ cultural or other contributions w least 50 persons were reported Manchester should have its own ficer, today became the presi­ curfew, reported hearing 20 to legal constitutional government page report on Manchester’s ducted its organizational of their chosen ethnic groups to killed when a bus carrying 90 agency regulating the state’s dent of Chile’s four-man and would destroy enough parking areas from Dennis meeting in June, and decided at 30 sustained gunfights during our way of life. persons home from a village Inland Wetlands and Water military junta while troops ^ OWN “HOME+MAKERS” opium that the illegal export of Brown, consultant. His conclu­ that time to await details of the night and this morning. Phase IV would cover field fair plunged into a ditch in CLEAR Courses Act. skirmished in the streets with ch&rpe mfh our the drug from Southeast Asia sion in the report is as follows: amendments to the wetlands The curfew was to have been trips for small groups of CUSTOM LABEL IN EVERY PIECEII Rajasthan state. Thirteen Town Planner J. Eric Potter, armed supporters of the would . Wolff said he “The town, through its legislation. Wednesday night’s selected students and Phase V members of one family were acting chairman of the advisory nation’s dead Marxist presi­ (Sec Page Twenty-Two) received the proposal while on Parking Authority, should in­ meeting, coming nearly a would be an essay contest based • All frames are seasoned, dowled and glued. killed. committee, has modified his dent. a fact-finding tour of Southeast sure the availability of parking month after amendments to the on the need to eliminate racial • Seat coll springs are hand tied for longer and better seat opinion of local wetlands Asia. in order to support and retain act were distributed, was the prejudice. comfort. Wiretap Guidelines regulation — He said its commercial center. This Clear tonight, lows in the low first of an expected series of Planning • Base skirts: Box or kick pleats. WASHINGTON (AP) - Atty. ITT Case Closed availability will require either to mid 50s. Increasing Wednesday night “we’d be ig­ noring our responsibility if we work sessions. Cox May Seek A committee composed of • Self deck anej to n caps Included. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson says WASHINGTON (AP) - Atty. a long term lease or additional cloudiness Friday, high in the The Inland Wetlands and didn’t take this on.” one six grade teacher, one • Choose IfmTmer 200 samples of durable Nylon*, there are three areas in which Gen. Elliot L. Richardson says acquisition of land for parking, mid 70s. Precipitation Earlier this year. Potter had Water Courses Act, is essential­ parent and four sixth grade Herculon*, Velvets; antique and crushed, solids, he would approve wiretaps fo r' the public interest would not be or some combination of these. probability near zero tonight, 10 favored state control of ly a piece of enabling legisla­ Time Extension students, one from each class, prlnts,tweed8. > national security. Richardson served and could well be in­ A decision as to the methods of per cent Friday. wetlands. tion allowing strict control and plus the principal, would spelled out the guidelines in a jured if he reopens the 1^1 an­ securing long term parking protection of wetlands and WASHINGTON ( A P ) - I f the require some clarification. Winds variable less than 10 And advisory committee arrange for the speakers and letter to Chairman J.W. titrust case that involved Inter- availability must be made by water courses. Wetlands, as qourt battle over access to the For example, U.S. District 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - Open Tuesday through Friday Til 9 P.M. - Closed Monday - Open Saturday Til 5:30 P.M. - m.p.h. tonight; east to member Mrs. 'Theresa Parla, the field trips and would Fulbright, D-Ark., of the Senate national Telephone & the town in light of the cost and defined in model regulations White House Watergate tapes is Court Judge John J. Sirica southeast five to 10 m.p.h. while still urging that oversee the operation of the Foreign Relations Committee. Telegraph. As a result Richard­ benefits it will receive. The prepared by the state’s Depart­ not resolved by mid-November, ordered the President to give Phone 643-5171 - Use our Re'JrolvIng Charge Plan or Master Charge - We also have a Layaway Plan without Interest Charges. Friday. Manchester regulate its own program. He -said he would approve son has told the Senate goal, however, is for stability in ment of Environmental Protec­ special prosecutor Archibald him the tapes subpoenaed by wetlands, admitted that the wiretaps to protect the nation Judiciary Committee he would land use for parking in support Cox may ask Congress to ex­ Cox so that he could listen to town’s conservation commis­ tion, consist of land with soil against attack, to obtain foreign not reopen the case, rejecting a of the Central Business Outlook for Saturday: Rain tend the term of the federal them in private and determine sion— of which she is chairman types such as poorly drained, intelligence deSmed necessary demand, by Sen. John V. District. Long tejrm leasing likely. very poorly drained, alluvial, grand jury investigating the . if Nixon had a valid claim for )Pplland yburC^Gall^ to the security of the country. Tunney, D-Calif. seems, at this tifbe, to be the High Low — isn’t prepared to be the withholding them. and flood plain. break-in and cover-up. regulating agency. Anchorage 53 46 The soil designations are A spokesman for the special But even though Sirica Shortly after the wetlands act Boston 74 54 based on the National prosecutor acknowledged that appeared to be upholding Cox’s was approved by the state’s Church School Chicago ‘ 69 64 Cooperative Soils Survey of the an act of Congress extending contention that the courts, not General Assembly in 1972, the Denver 75 52 U.S. Department of the grand jury term beyond the President, should decide Sartor Completes FBI School local conservation commission Stars'Sunday Piano & Organ Studio San Francisco 58 52 Dec. 5, is one of two alter­ whether the tapes could be asked for the power to imple­ , Washington 84 66 withheld, the special VIVIAN KENNESON HEX SIGNS NOW IN STOCK (See Page Twenly-Two) natives now under considera­ Manchester Police Sgt. session of the FBI National received diplomas from the ment the act in Manchester. prosecutor wasn’t fully Correspondent tion. The other would be resub­ Richard Sartor has graduated Academy. The first Manchester academy. According to the satisfied with the judge’s deci­ Tel. 875-4704 mitting the evidence to a new CABLE-NELSCN Plano from the 94th session of the FBI policeman to attend the FBI, 4,084 are still active in the sion. The United Congregational grand jury. National Academy. Graduation academy was Joseph Prentice, law enforcement profession. Cox asked the Court of Church of Tolland will begin its A Lifetime Investment There is concern within Cox’s exercises were conducted this Participating in this iTfor- Appeals to change Sirica’s church school year Sunday at office that the battle over the This Is the piano for budget- morning at the F B I’s training nlng’s cerjemony were U.S. At­ | order to permit the prosecutor 9;30 and 11 a.m. More Benefits Sought mpes will not be resolved center at Quantico, Va. ty. Gen. Elliot Richardson and to listen to the tapes along with There will be classes for minded families who must con­ fefore the end of the grand Sgt. Sartor, who becomes the FBI Director Clarence Kelley. the judge to point out the parts three-year-olds through Grade 8 sider price along with perfor­ jury’s term. third Manchester policeman ^ Sartor, a native of essential’ to the Watergate in­ at both sessions. At 11 there will mance. An Instrument of great A decision from the U.S. graduate from the academy, is Manchester, joined the police vestigation. be a seminar for senior high value with Its superb For Viet Veterans Court of Appeals is expected by among 250 graduates from the force in April 1969. He was Oct. 1, with a Supreme Court And members of the seven- students. Parents will be QOOD LUCK craftsmanship...the Cable- The committee found that “ Many VILKUM SIGN LOVE & PEACE 94th session. The graduates promoted to sergeant in WASHINGTON (AP) - Asserting that decision likely by Nov. 1. judge panel that heard the receiving registration forms in Nelson has the touch of veterans simply cannot afford to use the (your lucky stars) (welcome) LOVE, ROMANCE easy- represent all 50 states, several January 1972, and is in charge Vietnam-era veterans are worse off than But Cox’s staff isn’t certain Appeals Court arguments on the mail. These should be filled response, the evenness of their fathers, an independent committee G. I. Bill.” foreign countries, and also In­ of the department’s records that will be the end of the court Tuesday also questioned exact­ out and returned on the first scale and Is Ideal for both urged today that GI Bill educational It also concluded that: day. YOUR GIFT GALLERY Is your SHOP EAST OF THE RIVER for those colorful clude representatives of the division. He’s also responsible battle. ly how Sirica’s decision would beginners and advanced for department planning and benefits be Increased substantially. — Public reaction to the Vietnam war be implemented. Lawyers for 'There will be someone legendary Penn. Dutch Hex signs. These Hex signs were a part of the legend U.S. military services and The White House has stated communications. A gap between post-World War II and has been a severe obstacle for GI’s trying Sirica invited the Appeals Court 'available at the doors of the and superstitions of the early Penn. Dutch Settlers. They painted them on pianists! Come In today and federal agencies. repeatedly that the President Sartor, 30, holds a BS degree current benefits "serves to reinforce the to adjust to civilian life. to add whatever guidelines they Religious Education building to the r large soaring barns, dower chests, birth and marriage certificates. At see the 37” Early Amerclan Today’s graduation ceremony will abide by a definitive deci-. in industrial administration belief of today’s veteran that he fought an — Those who need help most are not get­ take the registrations and YOUR GIFT GALLERY, you will find a collection of 27 originally designed Hex style In Cherry. * marks the end of an intensive sion of the Supreme Court. But saw fit. from the University of Connec­ unpopular war and must deal with public ting it from the G. 1. Bill. direct children to their classes. signs In popular sizes. They can be used as a conversation note of the gable 12-week training program neither presidential press •925. ticut. He is working on his apathy about his future,” the Special — World War II veterans had more Extra registration forms will designed to develop executive spokesmen nor Charles Alan of your Roof, Garage, Tool Shed or Bar. They will pretty-up your den, master’s degree in public ad­ Veterans’ Opportunity Committee said. benefits and greater public acceptance. be available for those who need potential in the field of law en­ Wright, the President’s at­ children’s room, playroom and kitchen walls... cabinet doors or just about The committee, chaired by Rep. Silvio The committee recommended that the them. forcement. ministration at the University torney in the tapes case, has anywhere you wish to put them. of Hartford. 0 . Conte, R-Mass., was formed “by the federal government add to the basic pay­ Today’s The unifying theme for the Sgt. Sartor was selected from been willing to say exactly what See them today at YOUR GIFT GALLERY — Always Available Free gift wrap­ 241 Asylum St., Hartford Sartor lives at 24 Deerfield National League of Cities and the U. S. ment of $220 a month for single veterans a church school this semester among several local policemen is meant by definitive. ping — Free Delivery In Manchester Area Sgi. Rieliaril Sarlur. Dr. He and his wife, Diana, Conference of Mayors. Its 39-page report voucher"to pay 80 per cent of his tuition Lottery will be ‘‘growing as a 522-7201 whose names Manchester There is a possibility that the have one son, Richard, 3. was based on an eight-month study of and fees. Christian,’’ seeking to help Police Oilef James Reardon Supreme Court could refer the Winner 18 Cak St., Manchester submitted to the FBI (or con­ in 1940. Prentice is no longer a Sartor’s father, Joseph Sar­ veterans’ problems, including public The committee did not estimate the cost children learn what it means to Cpen Thurs. NItes Til 9 P.M. - Closed Mon. - Phone 643-5171 case back to the lower courts or sideration. member of the local depart­ tor, is detective captain with hearings at Newark, N. J., Cleveland and of its proposals but noted that the G. 1. Bill live as Christians. 643-5174 ment. that its decision, if it went 77174 Manchester Police Lt. Robert the Manchester Police Depart­ Seattle. will cost $2.5 billion this year. pgainst the President, would Unnan Is a graduate of the 91st Nearly 7,000 officers have ment. x / "

K MANCHESTER EyENlNG HERALJ), Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973 Columbia About Town TV Tonight Piano Teacher I Theater Schedules Bolton § Sm Salurd»/$ H tnU tor S 23. Guardsmen will prepare for s Compfoto TV U$Ung$ S Added to Staff onsum er D r lv e - ln a Vernon Cine 2 — “Blume in Members of Manchester’s Love,” 7:15-9:20 Edmondson Named Army National Guard Unit will the annual IC inspection which Blue-Hills Drive-In - "Skin begins Sept. 20. Those unable to — 6:00 — Mrs. Gladys M. Grover of 305 Game,’’ 9:50; "Cleopatra Showcase Cinema 1 — "Enter Rink Opening Delayed report for weekend drill Satur­ oncern the Dragon,” l:3p-3:30-5:30- make the drills are required to (3-8-22) NEWS Oak St. has joined the staff of Jones,” 8:00 School Superintendent DONNA HOLLAND Wednesday from 4 until 5 p.m. day at 7 a m. at the Armory on the Werner Plano, Organ and 7:30-9:40 Dancing will be to the music Main St. This drill replaces the contact the Army National (18) I SPY 0. Manchester Drive-In — “The Correnpondent of a newly formed band, "Main at the Schlitzer residence on Vocal Studio as a piano instruc­ Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Showcase Cinema 2 — "Fun­ regularly scheduled weekend Guard in Manchester before (20) SOUNDING BOARD Last American Hero,” 9:10; VIRGINIA CARLSON There is no guarantee the Because of a delay in ship­ Street.” South Rd. tor. Barbara B. Dunn. Commissioner "The Legend of Hell House,” ny Girl,” 2:00-7:00; “Owl and duty originally set for Sept. 22- Saturday. (24) TEACHER TV PREVIEW Terry Higgins, Director of Consumer Education (-ormitpunilenl price will remain at this in­ ment of two 100-horsepower Tickets are $10 per couple, Parents must provide Mrs. Grover is a graduate of 7:30 • the Pussycat,” 4:45-9:50 (30) TO TELL THE TROTH Tel. 228-9224 crease and it was pointed out compressors, the opening of the set-ups will be provided. transportation both ways. Sargent College of Boston Meadows Drive-In — Showcase Cinema 3 — "The (40) WILD WILD WEST Each year, American car least once a month while tires The Board of Education has that it could go up as rnuch as Bolton Ice Palace has been Reservations may be made Any questions pertaining to University and the Boston owners spend millions of "Detroit 9000,” 7:50; “Final Godfather,” 3:559:00; "Love * one cent more. / Brownies may be referred to - 6:30 - University School of Education. are cold, not hot after driving. Story,” 2:00-7:00 unanimously selected, Clarence delayed to Oct. 1. The rink was by calling either Mrs. Clarence dollars replacing auto tires Comedown,” 9:37 If it is decided not to pay the Mr?. Edward DelSignore, (3-8-20-22-30-40) NEWS She is a former director of Also check the pressure of the Edmondson superintendent of originally scheduled to open Sherman, 646-0631 or Mrs. which were not structurally Indoor Tlieulera Showcase Cinema 4— "White increase, Deary Brothers has Sept. 15. Thomas Matrick, 646-0052. Laurwood Dr., Bolton, Girl - 7 : 0 0 - V physical education at Rosemont spare tire, Lightning,” 1: ■30-3:30-5:30-7:45- schools in Columbia in a formal DOUHl FUTUU defective and which should not —Every 6,000 miles rotate the Burnside Theater — "Paper ballot vote. stated i t . will stop delivery. All grid work, over ten miles Monies raised will be used for Schout organizer. “MOGI 37r (R) (3) NATIONAL (Pa.) College, and for the past Moon,” 7:30-9:30 10:00 have worn out as quickly as tires, including the spare, to a Haggarty said Deary of refrigeration tubing, has the church. Pum Valentine ‘UDY SINGS m SLUEr GEOGRAPHIC 16 years has taught Grade 4 at Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, U.A. East 1— ”I Could Never Chairman John Sullivan told they did. This won't happen to new position on the car. Your Brothers is in violation of con­ been completed as well as ser­ Brownies Pam Valentine, daughter of High School Studonts S1.50 DCUMENTAHY Noah Webster School in Hart­ Caldor Shopping Plaza — "Live Have Sex,” 7:30-9:20 board members Edmondson Buick For 1974 Mon. - Tins. 9te (8) TRUTH OR you if you follow the three basic owner's manual should have a tract and the board could hold it vice modules, according to Art Mr. and Mrs. William Valen­ ford. She is a member of the and Let Die,” 7:00-9:30 U.A. East 2 — “A Touch of has received certification as Brownie Troop 615, under the rules of tire care suggested by chart to show the, to the agreement or sue for the filngland, construction super­ tine, Hop River Rd. has been Fri. - Sat Midnight 99e CONSEQUENCES Hartford, Connecticut and Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, Class,” 7:15-9:15 superintendent. Bulck’s new entry in the intermediate lineup for 1974 is this Regal four-door colonnade leadership of Mrs. Wayne (18) DICK VAN DYKE the Federal Department of recommended changes. difference in the bid price and visor. chosen as a first-year delegate “IROGE 373’ (R| National Education Caldor Shopping Plaza — “The U.A. East 3 — "Lady Sings The board also voted to make sedan. Interiors have been designed to compliment exterior styling. The new Buick line Shorey, will begin meeting (20) NEW S Transportation. —Scraping the tires when you the price of the next highest Paving the parking area is Tuesday from 3 until 4 p.m at to Eastern States from the Associations. Day of the Jackal,’’ 6:45-9:30 the Blues,” 7:00; “Cabaret,” retroactive the salary agree­ can be seen at S&S Buick, 81 Adams St. (22-30) NEWS 1. Don't overload, overinflate turn a corner or forcing them bidder, which was at nine cents scheduled to begin next week. the Elementary School. Tolland County 4-H’ers. Pam She is a former vice president South Windsor Cinema — 9:25 ment as of Sept. 1, The position (24) ZOOM or underinflate tires. Air agains the curb can be murder per half pint. Brownie Troop 616, under the belongs to the Coventry 4-H Sad­ of the Archdiocesan Council of “Badge373,” 7:15; "Lady Sings starts at $19,500 the first year, n-i’iixrnrtrTit ' pressure permits tires to stand on the tires. If you feel the curb Si . Columba’s Church Agreem ent Signed dle Soapers. - 7:30 - Catholic Women, and presently the Blues,” 9:30 $21,000 the second year and $22,- co-leadership of Mrs. Brunig up straight to carry their load. when parking, pull away and 500 the third year. Parishioners of St. Columba's Moske and Mrs. Sherwood She will participate in horse 20th CeNTURY FOX PRESENTS (8) THRILLSEEKERS serves as representative from Underinflated tires to wear out State Theater— “Badge 373,” An agreement was signed St. James Parish to the try again. Edmondson came to Porter Church will submit nominations Afternoon Bus Added Hollahd, will start its activities. Pam was one of 25 (18) M OVIE much faster than those with the 9:20; "Lady Sings the Blues,” Public between the Rockville Public —When storing^ summer or School in August 1971. for membership of the new meetings Wednesday from 3 un­ first-year delegates chosen. “ Framed" Manchester Area Conference of correct “stand up” pressure. It 7:00 I MOVIEIlAnNGB | Health Nursing Association and T H E L A S T (22) THRILLSEEKERS Churches and is a member of snovy tires, store them flat in a In other business, the board Church Council Sunday. The til 4 p.m. at the Elementary Food Sale POST TIME 1:30 takes very few miles with low Vernon Cine 1 — "I Could IFORRMIENTBAND % To Commuter Service Records the Town of Bolton for the (24) ERICA its Christian Unity Division. cool, dry place, away from oil voted to ask the town counsel, parish, which includes Colum­ peri(Ki 7-1-73 through 6-30-74. School. Bolton’s Fife and Drum pressure to weaken tires inside Never Have Sex,” 7:30-9:00 I YOUNQPEOPLE | Warranty Deeda PARI MUTUEL RACES (30) WAIT TILL YOUR or grease and electrical Robert Haggerty, to explore bia, Hebron and Andover, voted The agreement provides for Parents are reminded that all Corps, sponsored by the Bolton — in the sidewalls, under the ' Ruth K, Bayer to Town of SSHEROSK DAILY MON.-SAT. INCL. FATHER GETS HOME motors. Oil tends to rot rubber what legal action can be taken in .lune to establish a council. An additional bus, serving the ment officials are very pleased generalized public health nur­ girls attending Brownies after Volunteer Fire Department, tread, and in the bead areas. Manchester, property at 46-48 (40) DRAGNET and motors give off ozone, against a milk company in a Parishioners are asked to afternoon passengers from the with ridership of the Burr school are required to bring in will benefit from a food sale Daily Double Closes 1:25 Over inflation causes tires to Purnell PI. sing services for Bolton and *THI U6END OF which weakens the rubber. Minister Says i dispute over a contract to supp­ nominate only persons from Aetna Insurance Co. (Hartford) Corners buses; as well as on such other therapeutic services permission slips. If they do not Saturday from 1 until 4 p.m. at FREE PARKING - 8:00 — Tax Relief wear quickly along the center Building PermilH HEUH O USr A nine-page booklet, "Three IUL MU MMinio ly milk to the school as the bid their own home town. to Burr Corners (Manchester), three other commuter bus as the RPHNA currently have the permission slips they the carnival-beer fest on Boston ON FAIR GROUNDS (3) THE WALTONS line of the tread. C«Mnl Aullincn projects in the state. Dr. Joseph J, Guardino, ROUTE 7 HARTFORD (AP) - State Rules for Maximum Tire Life” Tobacco Campi price. Membership will include the has been pressed into service on provides. will not be allowed to remain. Tpke. (8-40) MOVIE Overloading can have the dwelling at 119 Waranoke Rd., GREAT BARRINGTON. MASS. (25 cents) is one of more than clergy, two trustees, one the state transportation “We’re making every effort The cost to the town will be Girls should be picked up Parents of corps members 2 P.M. SHOW SAT.-SUM "Evel Knlevel" Sen. Lawrence DeNardis, R- same effect as underinflation. Barred Him Milk Bid Disputed $70,000. (20-22-30) ROWAN AND 200 publications available DU MU MMimO representative from each town department’s Burr Corners to make our commuter express about $7,800. promptly at 4 p.m. Any girl not are donating baked and canned W BOTH ONES - 99c Hamden, said Wednesday he If you put enough load on a tire NnMil CuMwn I m I i UM The board awarded Deary MARTIN through the Consumer Product appointed by the pastor and one Commuter Express Bus bus services more attractive to Fox Grove, Ltd., dwelling at 5 picked up by 4:15 will be taken goods. a first 50 miles. Excessive heat provided. LOVE 1:30-3:30 since it is valid and in existance W PUZA DEPT. STORE THE Tickets are $4.25, and reser­ build-up particularly in new Piano The Manchester (Wa Hava A Notion To PItaso) STORY GODFATHER 5J0-7-J0 1 Could Never...(R) since July 8. vations close Sept. 21. More in­ ROSES *2“ .. ravel w 2:00-7:00 3:50-0:00 tires — can cause separation of Open is one of the The school is presently < Naxt to Frank'a Supermarket 9:40 Lessons formation may be obtained by •M OPE^ TO 9 P ^ . "rHURSDAY and P'^^DAY 67 EastCenter St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 the rubber tread from the cord greatest local golf receiving milk from the firm at EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER tW iTiTiViT.-.tiM.-.V.ri-i‘iT «it S w in g es in the body of the tire. Separa­ Modern and contacting Ginny Taylor at the 647-9949 BURT REYNOLDS A Tm OF djiss events on the cal­ a one-quarter cent increase. YWCA office, 649-5662. ------^ ^ ------.WHITE Fo,c< OAiwce tion may cause the tire to throw Classical endar, p d it’s a real LIGHTNINC IM 8 M E T I part of its tread and eventually privilege to play in it. ^F u q n at 1:30 3-30 S30 7:45 llkOO _ UIDY SMGS THE BLUES (R) blow out. I must tell you, I —Buy a good tire pressure h 1 «.|.| « II.WI l l . » W I ! ■ ! JHUI IIMW gauge. Service station air tower Madeline Cain battled, w orrit, I , argued, studied SHEER JOY! ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST, gauges are often highly inac­ 86 Lockwood St FUNNIEST FILMS OF THE YEARI” curate. 6434)294 ' and sweated — all to NOW IHESUMIN6FALL TEACHING —Check your tire pressure at no avail. TOey wouldn’t let me in ‘cause my handicap PA PER M O O N PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS FOR THE was 20 points higher than the minimum. That’s not so FOLLOWING INSTRUMENTS: ) much — I’m going to start an organization called “The hVANO'NIAL @ Society for the Prevention of Discrimination Against TATUM O'NEAL GUITAR (CLASSICAL - ROCK - FOLK - Rotten Golfers.” If there is one thing I do well, it’s 7 JO d r u m s bluegrassii play golf lousy. 9 JO FLUTE Soothe The fPEt P&RK1NC 528-3333 TRUMPET ( URNSIDE SAXOPHONE 580 eORHSiOt iVE EiST HiRTFOPO CLARINET 5 M.HUTES FROM HTFD I ci [XIT 15 Savage FIVE STRING RANJO (BLUEGRASS) CALDOR MAHGHESTEB PLAZA I 646-2228 I 1013 MAIN ST. Jerry Lewis[^I,^Twin Cinema A ppetite Cinema 1 Cinema 2 MANCHESTER - 649-2038

^ TH E DAY OF custom ^ TH E OCTOBER ^ JACKAL 2 thru 9 classics Since I couldn’t play in The Open, I came back and FRI.-SAT. AT MIDNIGHT 99c starring tended to a few things here at the Emporium. Nothing OoubiB Feature - "DAY OF THE JACKAL” World Champion pleases my wife more than my working, so to please in women’s "HOW I WON THE WAR" - John Lannon Karen Magnussen her I’ll try to list some of the goodies we expect to" and show you this weekend: Jo Jo Starbuck sizes Ken Shelley 1) Thermos bottle liners and a whole big candle stock. ainc CENTER 2) Lots more 8 track tapes added to our 51.50 selection. Made just for you...ln easy-care, 8PRIN6FIEL6, MASS 3) Children’s knit hats, men’s cossack hats, ski mittens, adult & children’s gloves. comfortable polyester knits. Shown, a few 7 IKHTS OCT. 2-34-54-9 It 8 r j ; OCT. I - 9 1 4) Ladies stockings and panty hose, girdles, bras, favorites from our complete collection of SEATS NOW EXTENDED BV 4 lUTIEES OCT. 6 K 7 It 1 PJL I 5 PJL jackets St dresses. custom sized dresses and sportswear. The POPULAR 5) Halloween things like paper goods, lights, etc. AVAILABLE PUKES dresses by Cohen Bros, for 14V4 to 2A'/i sizes. DE.MAND M.00-S5.00-$6.00 M Seats Reserved At 6) Baby stuff — shoes, rubber pants, crib sheets, toys. Special Youth Pricaa A Qroupa of 7) School Supplies — glue, notebooks, pens, desk Zip front style In a black or navy print. And 35 or Mora blotters, envelopes, erasers, rulers, etc. button front comes black or brown. Each 20.00. S1.66 niSenUNT 6CT. 2-3-4-8 A 9 6NLY 8) American of Martinsville furniture shipment — not YouUm — 16 and undor T he yet unpacked so I can’t tell you what’s in it. Start a collection of sporty Lady Caper-Mates. IKHTTnELAY We've got all sorts of colors and prints in short 6R6ER V6UR TICKETS BY MAIL T66AV > _ Clip coupon bohw »nd null to: ' Plus disposable diapers, pine furniture, electric and long sleeved blouses. 38 to 44 sizes. 16.00. ranges, sheets St towels, greeting cards and children's SPRIN6FIEL6 MANA6EMENT C6., INC. Broad Stieet Solid pants In green, berry, navy, brown or black. Civic Cantor, SprIngfleM, Mau 61163 books, artificial flowers, gadgets, housewares, starring Enclosed Check □ Money OrderD Payable to above stereos, and hundreds of things I can’t even 321o 38 sizes, 14.00. The three piece group for MARY JO Master Charge Card § ______remember, all at less than dealers themselves pay 38 to 44 sizes. White ribbed shirt. 18.00. Grey-berry- CATLETT Adult Tickets at $ each Dairy Queen* whlte plaid vest, 20.00. Plus plaid pants to match, 16.00. TIm Show Movm Likt A Reckot Youth Tickets at Discount Price of $ each So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary And there’s more, much more, at Butterfield’s, Manchester Nicbok, New Haven Register Broad Street coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. Group Tickets at Discount Price of $ each Parkade. Take 1-86 to exit 92. Come and shop tonight till 9. A Rrilllaiit Cost. Senwthlng's Afoot h Just Grootl Name of Group DAIRY QUEEN* Remember that we sell with a real "no-hard-time” Robert E. Smltb, RTIC money back guarantee if your purchase does not First Choice Date .Tim e please you In every way. And my wife says, "Don’t Sotm thhu's, Afoot b Pun ?■ presented its report — which are 65 or older and the face for S.S.I.? for sizes S, M, L. Priced at 12.00. value of your life insurance barrels; Miss LaVallee was se­ were William Viherek, marigolds, table decoration'; In the pickle division, Charles called for additional space at A. Unless you own a very policies do not exceed $1,500 per cond in poles and five barrels Donna Drexler, basket mixed Lears, bread and butter; Bar­ Ask about Danskin leotards and tights, Bennet and filing but ruled out expensive home, the answer to superintendent of agriculture at person. and third in clover leaf; and Eastern States. Exposition flowers; Barbara Schreier, bara Schreier, sweet mixed; consideration of a third junior your question is no. The Social too. At Butterfield’s, Manchester Q. I filed a claim for Fred Hopkins was third in poles potted plant; Shirley Nancy Durocher, dill; Lorraine high school — to the school Security Administration will Superintendents for the Supplementary Security In­ and second in cloverleaf. livestock tents were Robert and McDonald, best creation with a Kreiger, chili sauce; Betty Parkade. Shop tonight till 9. board last May. not put a lien on S.S.I. Gonci, green tomatoes. come because my Social Securi- The Champion was Miss Stephanie Neborsky, sheep; title. Use your Butterfield’s charge. Michalski with Miss LaVallee Richard and Irene Dzurenka, Food In the canned vegetables divi­ sion, Betty Gonci, beets; taking Reserve Champion. poultry; and Nancy Rychling, Winning the best brown eggs Master Charge, Bank Americard. Thelma Watts, carrots; Ida Leadline standings were cattle. award were Timmy and Mickey James Harlow, first; Perry Marshall, stringed beans; Ruth Arts and Crafts Bain and the large egg award Rychling, tomatoes. MANAGERS AND Smith, second; and Debra The following were first place went to Ida Marshall. Sprague, third. winners in various arts and In the home cooking class, In the Junior Division, crafts categories: winners were Bertha Fiala, Hospital Bid awards for pleasure went to In the junior art division, decorated cake; Penny Sibun, DATA PROCESSING STAIGER MEN*S 10-SPEED RACER Miss Michalski, Cherly Aldo David Clark, crayon; Donna homemade candy; Alice HARTFORD (AP) - New and Miss Dowley. Trail winners Roberts, pencil; Marie^ Mayhew, pie, cup cake, A beauty designed for superior balance, speed and were Joe Kain, Miss MichalsU Engiand Masonry Co., of stability! Frame mounted shift levers, dual caliper Eldridge, water color. Senior cookies; Helen Roberts, quick Waterbury, submitted the ap­ and Miss Aldo^ command bread; Bertha Clark, yeast handbrakes, more. Metallic blue finish. art division (13 to 18), Cathy parent low bid of $48,690 PROFESSIONALS winners were Julie Ann bread. minimum 50 per store Oliver, crayon; Victoria Wednesday for renovation of Wagner, Miss Aldo and Leslie Durocher, pencil sketch; Mary , The judges made special note Poirier. the outside of the Allis Building »77charge it saite 17.99 Zachman, qil painting. Adult that they would like the recipe at Uncas-on-Thames Hospital Junior Champion winner was our reg. 94.99 art division. Sue Gradual, for the award winning pie. in Norwich. Miss Aldo with Miss Michalski crayon and oil painting; Valerie The winner of the state cake R.P.I. OF CONNECTICUT taking Reserve Champion. The building is used to care Dahl, pencil; and Barbara baking contest was Bertha for mentally retarded patients Pony winners in the pleasure McGuinness, water color. Clark who now becomes eligi­ class were Alicia Aldo, Kathy from the Seaside Regional Announces Two New Programs In the quilts and rugs divi­ ble to submit her winning entry Center in Waterford. McHugh and Janet Heller; in sion, Stella Kalhok, best quilt; of Special Interest to You the trail class. Miss Aldo, Miss Clara Schreier, hooked rug; McHugh and Tracy McHugh; in Eleanor Harrison, others; Sally the pony pet class. Miss Aldo, Cheney, braided rug; Marie Yvonne Bergeron and Kathy THE R.P.I. CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN Eidridge, crocheted rug; HUrr\3-SPEED McHugh. Genieve Boyington, afghan; COMPUTER SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT Champion was Alicia Aldo Sharon Derby, apron; Julia and Reserve Champion was Poliansky, pillowcases. BOVS* HhRISER Kathy McHugh. This program is designed to provide people who work in the data Deluxe model features 20” wheels, center In the needlework division, processing field with the knowledge required to function effectively Pony Pulls Janet Wright, child’s dress and frame shifter, deep tread tires and full In the pony pull class for sweater; Helen Leachman, as EDP professionals and as first-line managers, The program is length chain guard! Blue with wild, new charge it safe 10.99 banana seat! teams under 46 inches, a new crocheted sweater; Marianne carefully tailored to fill the gaps in your own individual education and minimum 25 per store our reg. 59.99 record of pulling 4,000 pounds Moore, crocheted article and knowledge and will require about 18 credits (240 classroom hours) was set by the team of Doug adult knitted article; Deborah Whitney, East Swqnsey. Second Ingves, child’s knitt^ article; plus lots of outside work. When it’s finished you will have advanced place team belonged to Peter Betty Gonci, embroidered table your EDP professional stature significantly and you will be awarded Harvey of Lebanon, N.H. and cloth; Gabriel Kovacs, an R.P.I. Professional Certificate. the third place team was owned crocheted'table cloth; Patricia 2 7 " by Webb Webster of Wise, embroidered article; MEN*S m~SPEED lACER BIKE ACCESSORIES Barrington. Cathy Dilner, crewel work; THE MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN A favorite among EVERY CYCLIST NEEDS! Winners in the 50-inch pony Eleanor Harrison, pillow; and racera. It has sure-grip') $ i class were the teams of Iren Dzurenka, embroidery. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS dual caNper hand , Whitney, Jason Harvey of In the crafts division, Gabriel brakes. Stem mounted OBLONG CHROME MIRROR shift levers, morel Lebanon, Ct. and Dana Guay of Kovacs,' handbag; Marie ^ This new master's level program is offered jointly by'^R.P.I.’s Com­ minimum 50 per store Windsor. Eldridge, potholder; Senior vanity fair, puter Science and Management Departments. It prepares individuals ' charge it saaie 20.99 ...... 9 9 ^ Horse Pulls Citizens Salmon Brook Con­ our reg. 89.99 REAR DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS A new record of 9,000 pounds valescent Home, novelties and fairest of 3 for professional activity in the design and management of computer‘ toys; Janet Wright, stole; based systems for business and industry and leads to an M.S. degree N U F F Y 20" •|19 was set by the team of Bill Rainville of Raytnond, N.H. in Patricia Wisej Christmas them aii... in Management Information Systems. BOYS' HI-MSERBIKE the 3,100 pounds and under class decorations. The “Cheater Slick" 1 HANOT BLACK TOCRING BAG for horses. * * * * * with coaster brake, Snow white and as soft as Vanity Fair wide rear tire, low -|4 9 In the over 3,100 pounds class In the junior hobbles division, profile style! Mellow the winners were the teams of can be. In sleepers of DuPont’s yellow; racing strlpesi Chris Gilman, collection, Let’s talk about it. Robert Barr (549-3600) will be glad to answer your minimum 20 per store COMBINATION CHAIN LOCK Charles Whimler of Durham, leather and metal; Ron Rainville, aiid Tom Smith of Antron* III nylon. Trimmed In Swiss charge It aAirE3.99 Deberry, sculpture; Carol questions or give you more information. ■|49 Marathon, New York. embroidery. For sizes 32 to 38. our reg. 42.99 Kelsey, model toy; Cindy Shorty, 9.00. Ankle length, 13.00. 26" DELUXE St^EDOHMETER Butterfield’s, Manchester Parkade. 3-SPEED RACER BIKE ...... RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Great lor boys or CRAFT ROUTES OF CONNECTICUT girts. It boasts DELUXE BABY SEAT I* Reopening for New Seaton Sturmey Archer S3C 275 Windsor St. Coaster 3-speed 0 9 9 QUALItY HAND CREATED OBJECTS hubi Contour saddle, • eaeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeee Hartford, Connecticut 06120 blackwallsl stoneware Pottery Weed People minimum 40 per store CAR BUMPER CYCLE CARRIER Sterling Jewelry Batick charge It safe m.99 ...... Stained Qlaes Landeoape Candlea II ///////, 0) our reg. 59.99 "PUT EDUCATION TO WORK FOR YOU NOW" N T. 99 and 140, ILLINGTON, CONN. Tel. tra-ssai Wed., Thurs. A Pri. 11-4 tat.>8un. 11-8 OPEN MONDAY,IWEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY TILL 9; TUESDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 8 I ll^-v 381 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER

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A133V a tNC^HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13. 1973— PAGE SEVEN PAGE Six - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973 Historical Societies^ V- ■ iianrl|fatrr iEu^uiitg Hpralh ■* i.; Meet Sept. 22 at MCC ,-K'- m . C l i i p D s DOORS OPEN 10 A.M. Founded Oct, i , 1881 m The Manchester Historical meeting, at which visitors and Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their will innaugurate its guests are welcome, will open FAMOUS BRAND CLOTHIERS Cb„ Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. ^ newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 1973-74 season on Sept. 22 by with greetings by Dr. Frederick 06040, telephone 64K711 (AC 203). p m. should telephone the circulation serving as co-host for a day- W.. Lowe J/., president of Published every^wening except Sun- department, 647-9W. Sf'-W *' ong meeting of the Connecticut Manchester Coinmunity days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation League of Historical Societies. College; Christie McCormick, president of Manchester Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se- Member of The Associated Press f.- .in*'*’'' i The Institute of Local History cond (Hass Mail Matter. ______■ ^ .-iv." Historical Society; and Mrs. of Manchester Community Janet G. Jainschigg, president OPENS TODAY IN MAIKHESTER! Burl L. Lyons, PubUsher M anchester Publishing Co. College is joining with the of the League of Historical society in making Societies. assumes no financial responsibility for arrangements for and spon­ _ , . . . _ * typographical errors appearing in adver- soring the event, which will be After these brief formalities, SUDSCriptlOn rvatcs tlsements and other reading matter in NEW MANCHESTER STORE hejd in the MCC auditorim the morning session will be DOWNTOWN STORE Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. banning at 10 a.m. devoted to a consideration of 102 Asylum Street, Hartford 397 C Broad St., Manchester One Month...... 13.25 Display advertising closing hours. "The Local Public Library and Phone: 525-0897 In tljii (SPREE) Broad St. Shopping Plaxa Single C opy...... 154 three full days prior to publication. Highlighting the aftetooDn “The Local Historical Society", Phone:646-2936 By (Carrier, Weekly ...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon session will be a slide lecture and how they do, or should, One Y ea r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon entitled “A View from Cheney's relate to each other. Goat,” given by Thomas R. DOWNTOWN STORE HOURS Mon. & Thurs. 10 to 9 Daily 10 to 6 Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Lewis Jr., assistant professor This presentation, in the form MANCHESTER STORE HOURS Mon. thru Fri. 10 to 9 Sot. to 6 Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. of geography at the college. of a dialogue, will be given by Lewis is a Connecticut native, Mrs. Mary Anna Tien, director educated at Central Connec­ of the Middletown Library Ser­ Just 7 months 090, w© announced a revolutionary No Rush Planned ticut State College and at Clark vice Center of the Connecticut and Rutgers Universities.' State Library; and Mr. Bruce S. Change of Policy: Famous Brand Menswear, priced far Kershner, town librarian. Fair- Recently The Herald reprinted an the town planner’s office, much more In his research and writings he has concentrated on field Public Library. ^ below the current retail market value. With living costs editorial from The Meriden Morning legal work must be done before they historical geography, especial­ The afternoon session will Record commenting on the dis- become a reality, ly in the area of industrial begin at 1 with a business ses­ rising by leaps and bounds, the response of Hartford appearance of tobacco lands in development. His talk will sion of the League of Historical detail the interaction of Societies, followed by Lewis’ area men has been phenomenal — so great that we Connecticut and recent sale of Hart- Potter stresses neither the Planning railroading and the silk in­ talk. Lou Weiner man Tobacco Co. lands in Manchester and Zoning Commission, nor the dustry in an earlier After adjornment those in Mahehester. are opening a second Cripps store today to make our and South Windsor in particular. Board of Directors, have been shown attendance are invited to visit Following r^istration, the the Cheney Homestead. The editorial stated, ‘‘Manchester the detailed plans nor have any extra-ordinary values more convenient for additional Les Fine officials are happy and have indicated requests for zoning changes been Sunset At Nauset. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) thousands of suburban residents! they will rush through necessary presented to ihe PZC. Potter stressed zoning changes. The land, the proposal will be presented to the redeveloped with stores, hotel, con- public in advance of a required public dominiums, library, church, village hearing to obthin citizen viewpoints, Open Forum Inside green restaurants and food shops, will He anticipates the public hearing on . being in more municipal revenue than the formal application and the plans Find Christ attend our places of worship to the present acreage assessments on at the developers will be set when it is To the editor: praise our Lord who is indeed, very much Alive. Report the land.” presented to PZC. As I sat in my church and listened to the message, “A Yes, there is Christ within us Exception, quite properly, has been wishes to assure the citizens of Nurturing Church,” I knew that ail, if we will only listen and Rowland Evans and Robert Novak taken to that particular portion of the Manchester, and especially those I must write this letter. We, the nurture His abounding love. children of God, must tell the What a glorious feeling to know I h d In o K Brad fashiiiiR editorial by Eric Potter, residing in the immediate vicinity of ‘‘good news” of our faith — all He is your friend. Strauss in Labor Manchester’s town planner. the proposed development, it is not. It is all so simple. By atten­ too often we keep it to ourselves CORE is not Strauss’s only state chairman; to do otherwise and are ashamed to discuss it. ding church and becoming in­ WASHINGTON - Organized Plans for the proposed development nor has-it been the town’s position, nor volved in the work of the church labor’s operatives who helped ally within the party. Moderate would be self-defeating. As in no other time in history But Strauss’s labor critics will not be ‘‘rushed through” by ‘‘hap- that of any of its officials, to ‘‘rush we, ourselves, benefit more elect Robert Strauss governors who worked hard to we must keep our faith alive elect him — particularly Govs. grumble that what seems to be py” officials. Potter states. through” developer requests for and I see no better way than to than anyone else. If all who Democratic national chairman read this letter would make a nine months ago have a private Wendell Ford of Kentucky, his fast new friendship with While the plans are under study in zoning changes. vfery, very special effort to at­ new grievance against him: his David Hall of Oklahoma and Burton is illusory, bound to dis- tend their own place of worship formula for distributing funds Dale Bumpers of Arkansas — solve in the first real Today’s next week and listen to the from the national party are delighted with his efforts at ideological test. So, they con­ NR M Prim! Word of God, and find- the telethon will benefit ‘‘new conciliation. So are con­ clude, the effect of the Strauss This is what we’re doing A Heinous Act Christ deep within your soul, I politics” forces dominating the gressional party leaders. formula is to turn money con­ Thought know it could change your life. state parties in California and Thus, growing alienation tributed by traditionalists in to lower the cost of between Strauss and political California over to Burton’s new Ireland has been a troubled country Perpetrators of the most ugly crime Man has always been on the Don’t keep the faith, give it New York. move. As a result he has away. The Sept. 15 telethon, representatives of AFL-CIO politics. men’s better clothing: back to the time of Cromwell and in which a woman secretary in the needed, and always used In Christian Love, expected to net over $2 million president George Meany is cer­ WE BELIEVE THE RET All PRICE OF MEN'S available travel. We' travel to tainly not fatal (“Like sinus,” For fear of endangering the before. It has chafed under British British Elmbassy lost one hand and Mrs. Evelyn Barracliffe and possibly twice that amount, telethon, that particular com­ CLOTHING TO BE TOO HIGH . . . much too high our work, to our stores, schools, 98 W. Middle Turnpike is Strauss’s price and joy. He explains a Strauss lieutenant, TO ANOTHER MEN'S SUITS plaint is not being formally rule and there is no reason that it will had another badly maimed through a leisure^ activities, on our see the healing balm of money “it hurts like hell, but won’t kill Manchester voiced. But it follows a long line . . . and we've token several steps to help brihg CURRENT-SEASON DOUBLE KNITS AND 100% WOOL vacations, and to see our you” ). However, the split ul­ not continue to do so. mail bomb explosion are guilty of a joining party regulars and of Barkan grievances over them down! To fight inflation . . . to bring prices WORSTEDS — you'll recognize the quality in every stitch! families and friends. When our timately undercuts the common We believe that the unification of heinous act of indiscriminate reformers in joyous solvency. Strauss’s handling of down where they belong . . . to where every man Excellent selection of colors and patterns in fabrics from some of communities were smaller and But sharing precious dollars goal of both Strauss and CORE; sometimes petty, always con afford not just one good si4t a year, but the world's finest mills, meticulously tailored by some of America's Ireland into one nation will be the ul­ terrorism. transportation less convenient with his foes, Strauss’s labor returning the Democratic party HAPPY finest makers! Normally $95 to $175 in fine stores everywhere: Needs Volunteers hideously complex quarrels the distances covered were to the center in time for the 1976 several. . . And, you always ore assured of the timate answer for more relative If indeed this inhumane act is the supporters grumble, is only the fought out inside the shorter but travel has always Dear sir: latest example of his com­ election. personal attention of Les or Lou — if it isn't right One additional result of the Democratic party since the 1972 tranquillity than it has experienced in work of IRA fanatics it must create a been with us, even if it was pulsive desire to appease his Just how much this alienation recent tornado in Manchester election. for you they won't let you buy it. All garments centuries. revulsion in southern Ireland as well going next door. enemies while neglecting his Involves tactical disagreement was the uprooting of more than Already well known is JARVIS custom-fitted by Nino, and altered (at a nominal We experience travel friends. can be seen in the current, It is ironic to us that even such as throughout the world. The IRA has 50 trees along the Union Pond Barkan’s unhappiness over extra charge) by our own tailors on the premises. physically and it is a counter­ This is the heart of the steadi­ largely concealed irritation *59-’ 69-79 section of the Hockanum River Strauss’s neutrality in intrapar­ relatively unimportant areas of the seen its status diminishing as the Irish part to the deepest part of life— ly escalating unhappiness over distributing telethon trail. ty contests lost by COPE: WE HAVE JOINED HANDS WITH A NATIONAL our spiritual lives. Life is between Strauss and Alexander funds. Strauss’s formula: one- former British Empire, as the people have sickened of the increased I am looking for volunteer selections of a national Young RETAIL BUYING GROUP, WITH MULTI-MILLION meant to include travel! Life Barkan, head of the AFL-CIO half to the Democratic National TENANT Bahamas, have attained in^ owners of chain saws in Democrats president, the head DOLLAR BUYING POWER, to scour the country's top violence of the past several years. must include motion, and direc­ Committee on Political Educa­ Committee, one-half to states Manchester to give a few hours of the national state chairmen’s makers — for overstock buyouts . . . credit de|)endence while Ireland still is par­ While Ireland cannot be said to have tion. It is meant to be expanded tion (CORE). Big labor’s in proportion to their contribu­ SPORT on a Saturday so that the trail organization and new members cancellations. . . the need for cosh. In every cose, and enriched as long as we live. political operatives feel Strauss tions to the telethon in his opi­ titioned. had real peace for centuries, the can be reopened. If anyone is in­ of the party’s executive com­ we buy for less than the original wholesale : . . in Now that our vacations are was elected not as a unity can­ nion that distribution will terested, please call me at 643- mittee. In addition, John many instances, at less than manufacturing cost! ’The IRA, however, has become an current ‘‘tro u b l^’ are the worst it over we can see again that they didate but as the vehicle for energize state party 4634. Perkins, Barkan’s deputy, com­ obstruction to such a step rather than open our lives wider each year, traditional Democrats to regain organizations and bridge has had in many years. Sincerely, plained that Strauss operative WE HAVE ELIMINATED THE FANCY AND EXPENSIVE RETAIL and offer us a welcome change control following the McGover- ideological gaps. For instance, COATS an aide. We do not think its terrorist It is no secret that many Americans Harry S. Maidment, Robert Keefe gave him little FRILLS, WHICH DO NOTHING BUT RAISE COSTS. We operate from the smaller circle in nite revolution. Consequently, Strauss has collaborated close­ chairman, Hockanum help in July’s charter commis­ our store with a minimum of personnel. . . better qualified to activities refiect the thinking of of Irish ancestry have been supporters which each of us must live and they resent Strauss’s role as ly on telethon business with River Linear Park sion meeting at Fort Collins, help you. Nobody will try to sell you anything. You do the work. honest broker between all fac­ assemblyman John Burton, the . southern Ireland which recently of the IRA and have contributed to Committee Colo. selecting . . -. you choose from a huge display, neatly arranged Travel is life on the move in a tions. military reformist California named a Protestant as a successor to their cause financially and in other different direction and But the focus of COPE- and clearly marked for easy, self-selection. Our people will help & BLAZERS Strauss tension has been the you, if you want help. deValera. ways. therefore each vacation !! FINE DOUBLE KNITS, PURE WOOLS, BLENDS in a fabulous range enriches us. Spiritually we are Delegate Selection Commission of newest foil colorings — plaids, checks, stripes, solids for the The Irish and American descen­ WE REMOVE THE LABELS — WILL NOT QUOTE NAMES. We In our opinion, this dreadful act to also have motion and direc­ The Innocent headed by Baltimore city fashion leader to the ultra-conservative! Normally $69 to $110 in dants of Ireland must cease any sup­ should be sufficient reason for tion, a life including a sense of councilwoman B arb ara have no desire to destroy our friendly manufacturer's ability to fine stores everywhere: Mikulski. The bewildering, sell at regular prices to their regular outlets. So, we remove the port of the IRA as a strong indication freezing any support which the travel. There is the introduction to life in Christ when we first three-cornered intrigue boils labels and agree not to mention their names in our advertising. of their completed disenchantment organization has been getting from learn of the invitation to Bystander down to this; Strauss believes he can do business with Miss YOU'LL FIND A CONSTANT FLOW OF FRESH, NEW FINDS in with its unhumane tactics. this country. “follow Him” as He shared it with each of the 12 disiciples, Mikulski in search of moderate Fine Clothing and our store every day, because we are not tied to any one Art Hoppe rules which will avoid the .manufacturer. Because our sources of supply range throughout *39-’ 49-*59 and subsequently with us. The Postman Rings Twice There is also the continued excesses of 1972; Barkan feels the country, and because ''buyouts'' become available many travel available into the life to How To Handle Sticky Tapes Miss Mikulski is irrevocably in times a month, we make it possible for you to return day after which we are invited. Evidence Man's Voice: I see no serious league with the reformers and Furnishings for Men day and discover whole rocks of fresh, new clothing for your of this motion and travel in the It was in mid-October that trap on this sink. It seems to be difficulty there. Certainly, in should have been neutralized selections. . . everything right out of current-season' D life He offered is that at one the White House finally gave up stopped up. As to the papers, view of the services rendered. long ago. production and up-to-the-minute in style. SLACKS point in Jesus’ ministry many its battle with the courts and you know I’ve been too busy to I’ll be glad to pardon (click- In reply to his labor critics, DOUBLE KNITS, WOOL WORSTEDS, BLENDS! Flares and straight WHAT KIND OF MAN SHOPS AT CRIPPS? He's a began to turn back and walk no released 183 Watergate tapes. read them, what with creating bleep) you. Strauss contends there is no legsl Belt-loop and beltless! Western and conventional pockets! discriminating man . . . one who's tired of seeing his clothing more with Him. He then said to In a brilliant public relations a lasting peace for future Young Man’s Voice: I should sense in premature battling and Slacks from some of the greatest names in the industry, normally 397C BROAD ST. costs going up, up and u p . . . who knows the quality of the the 12, will you also go away? gesture, the tapes were generations 24 hours a day. also confess, sir, tha( John and promises to be resolute when $22.50 to $35 in fine stores everywhere: Peter’s response was, “Lord to released in the form of an LP Woman’s Voice; Yes, dear. Bob and I have all been the time comes for the great suits he wishes to buy, and who can recognize values without benefit of labels. . . who can spot a $125 suit tagged at less whom shall we go? You alone album, produced by John But they say your top aides are obstructing just...(click-bleep) symbolic question of reform: to MANCHESTER have the words of eternal life.” Ehrlichman and edited (solely involved in illegal activities. as much we can, the evil forces abolish the 1972 system setting than $80, or a $22.50 pair of slacks for $10.90. You're invited to N Our spiritual life is meant to for national security reasons) Man’s Voice; They’ll never that have been causing rising quotas for blacks, women and come in, look, try on, compare. You'll find clothes you're sure to contain motion and travel. It is by H.R. Haldeman. get caught (click-bleep) unless food prices. youth at the national conven­ like, at o price that's easy to afford! Critics agreed that the first Man's Voice: Don’t worry. tion. I 15«.«19 meant to move onward and be I make every known fact public 3 expanded and enriched. The tape on the album, if somewhat immediately. Call my honest, Nobody around here is going to But the reformers hope to 3 areas of this travel are many. scratchy in places, was by far trustworthy young legal counsel get caught (click-bleep) not finesse the issue, condemning quotas in principle while We are to travel into loving the most interesting. as I jog in place while singing doing his best.to protect the Master Charge Cards and BankAmericard Honored ¥ kindness, giving, patience, It opens with a rousing rendi­ “America, The Beautiful.” (He American consumer 24 hours a retaining them in substance. On /. friendship, concern, compas­ tion of the Star Spangled sings.) day. Thank you for your efforts the theory that conciliation is sion, forgiveness, helpfulness, Banner. A woman’s voice then Young Man’s Voice: You to hide (click-bleep) not a habit forming, Strauss's labor /i self-sacrifice, consideration says, “There goes your alarm, wanted to see me, sir? single fact from the public. backers fear he will accept and hospitality. We are to dear, time to get up.” Man's Voice; Yes, John. I Woman's Voice: Oh. dear.,1 such a solutlqn, effectively travel into all the areas which Mari’s Voice: Yes, by golly, wanted to tell you what a good won't sleep a single wink leaving the quota problem to are in Christ's life, as we in­ it’s 5 a.m. Time to start another job you're doing supervising the tonight now that I know all state parties and ultimately the Jarvis creasingly travel into them we day striving to build a better cover up (click-bleep) of the these terrib...(click- 1976 convention. Thus, they fear are broadened and enriched and world for all Americans. But tulip beds in the Rose Garden. bleep)...bly wonderful things that the convention might be a I f K i i p p s find ourselves growing to know first, I want to make one tooth Young Man’s Voice; Thank you and your honest staff are disastrous repetition of the the life of eternity. perfectly clean at a time. you, sir. But we’ll need another doing for every American 24 Miami Beach carnival. Enterprises DOWNTOWN STORE: .lesus .said, “Come unto me (.Sounds of brushing teeth.) million doll.'irs. There is a hours a day. With vital decisions by the all you who labor and are Woman's Voice: 1 couldn't glowing cancer (click). The oilier 1112 lajies on the Mikulski commission due w i' 102 Asylum St., Hartford r weighted down. I will give you sleep a wink worrying about Man's Voice. Raising a recoiil aU begaq, "And a one. within the next two months, We’ll valMale all parklnc Uckele. rest. Take my yoke upon you Watergate. million dollars will be easy and a two and a three ...” and there is no common ittrategy on WE OFFER « MIHIEV-8IUK GUXIMIITEE. K and learn from me; for I am Man’s Voice: I’ll never get (click-bleep) to fight cancer. appear to be the collected how to destroy the quota 283 E. CENTER ST Because we know the quality ond value of every NEW MANCHESTER STORE gentle and lowly in Heart and caught (click-bleep) with bad The health- of every American works of 1-awrence Welk. system, root and branch. garment that we sell, we'll refund t|;e purchase price 397C Broad S t., Manchostor breath. What is a Watergate? is a matter of deep concern to The album, which conclusive­ Strauss and Barkan have been — with no queitioni asked — on ony garment re-, In tha (f BRII) Broad SI. Sheiiplnu Plaia you will find rest for your turned, unaltered, within one week of purchase. souls.” Math. 11:28-29 Woman’s Voice: There’ve me 24 hours a day. ly provAd the innocence of too busy haggling over tactics MANCHESTER Hi Submitted by, leaks in the papers about it for Young Man's Voice: Yes, sir. every member of the White while the reformers, delighted Plonty of f roo Parking Norman E. Swensen, six months, dear. They also demand a guarantee House staff, immediately went by split among their enemies, Pastor Man’s Voice: Leaks? Call in of an executive pardon (click- on sale In stores across the Na­ have worked hard to perpetuate 643-4112 ‘Cr- .. Trinity Covenant Church my plumbers! I want them to bleep) me. Was I standing on tion. Unfortunately, nobody the 1972 reforms In slightly break into (click-bleep) the your loot .' bought it. more respectable clothing.

d v s oaD!w I rnj PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973 M ljj. Manchester, Conn., Thurg., Sept. 13. 1973-^PAGE NINE r------—- If From Your OB o * e m i n s i M u B o o m fc.r Neighbor’s Kitchen m o o t CONSUMER SALES By Vivian F. Ferguson

u m e o s p s One of the tastiest recipes I have encountered in the past year is Sicilian Beef Roll. It is really "one spicy meatball”. CLEARANCE CENTER i m a e i f s p s One of my teen-age children asked what my latest venture would be when I unwrapped the ground beef. ‘Tm'going to stuff it,” I replied. Next, I un­ im t s m p s wrapped the boiled ham and mozzarella cheese. Thev thought it was a put-on. BUYS The beef is mixed with garlic, ‘ V herbs, etc., then rolled up and '! SAVE baked in the oven with the ham ( t i and cheese inside. It's excellent UP TO served hot and superb eaten cold. On a hot night, it’s a plea­ w sant surprise served with a nice crisp salad or fresh tomatoes. m m A N PS The recipe calls for “soft” bread crumbs. You won’t find these in boxes at the store. If u i t v f O F 445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER NEAR McKEE you own an electric blender, you can make soft crumbs in a A matter of minutes. Break day- old, or even better, two-day old bread into pieces. Whirl around and you’re In business. If you wish, you can add PRESENT INVENTORY chopi^ parsley or any other herbs of your choice. i A M B J Sale Now Going On During the extremely hot Sicilian Beef Roll (Ofiara photo) (Herald photo by Ofiara) spell just before Labor Day 3 tablespoons minced The mozzarella should be fairly in cold water and drain again' 50th Anniversary ON AT THE CLOSEOUTS AND FLOOR SAMPLES FROM OUR weekend, I made some crumbs parsley thin. Actually, I use one of the and put them into a jar with a well. Bring vinegar, sugar, -95fffrS® ”“^*^*®^®"^0*^“'^"TFORDROADI OTHER 8 STORES. SO COME IN AND SAVEI 8 slices cooked ham small packages. mustard seed, celery seed and i screw top. I left the jar open for daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. RATHER THAN MOVE NORMAN’S INVENTORY TO REMEMBER THERE ARE 100’b OF BUYS-THE 8 slices mozzarella cheese hot red peppers to a boil in a Mr. ajid Mrs. Nels Carlson of one day, then covered it. No If you find the roll too spicy Mix together all ingredients large pan, stirring until sugar 665 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon, Ronald Carlson of Paramus, PARKADE WE HAVE FOLLOWING ARE ONE OF A KIND. FIRST COME, molding of the bread which I for your taste, you can cut down observediheir 50th wedding an­ N.J.; two grandsons, David and except ham and cheese. On a on the p rlic or any of the other dissolves. Boil 5 minutes. Add 'hj& UUciU'S y . MARKED ALL THE APPLIANCES, TELEVISIONS, FIRST SERVED. anticipated because of the large piece of aluminum foil, niversary Sunday with a party Bruce Carlson; and a grand­ humidity. seasonings without affecting drained vegetables and return STEREOS WAY DOWN - PLUS WE HAVE ADDED pat out meat mixture into a to a boil. Remove from heat im­ at their .home attended by over daughter, Gail Carlson. Mrs. With the blender, you can the other ingredients. I have Carlson’s brother, Carl E. Bolin, large rectangle, approximately mediately and turn into hot 100 triads and relatives The make up any quantity you like, thought about making this 10x16. Arrange ham, then sterlized jars. Seal at once. couple was married Sept. 12, resides in Hollywood, Fla., and whenever you like. I don’t recipe using prosciutto instead cheese on meat. Roll up like jel­ Yields about three quarts. Put 1923 in Annandale, Minn. Coventry. bother removing the crusts. of boiled ham in which case the 25” DIag. Maasurament DELUXE HOOVER UPRIGHT CONVERTIBLE 12” Diag. Maas. UHF/VHF ly roll, using foil to help with up in pint jars. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson lived in Guests from Sweden, You can also use leftover rolls. salt would have to be cut the roliing. Place meat dish in a Big Lake, Minn. 13 years prior Minnesota, Vermont, New For the beef roll, the ground drastically. Carrot-Cucumber Relish greased baking dish. Bake to moving to Manchester. They Jersey and Florida attended. meat is mixed with other in­ Regrettably, errors occurred 4-6 unpared cucumbers, coarse­ COLOR about an hour at 350. Allow to have resided in the Manchester- Both Mr. and Mrs. Carlson VACUUM PORTABLE gredients as you would for a In recipes for both relishes in ly ground (Vk cups) stand 15 minutes at room Vernon area for 37 years. are members of Emanuel meat loaf. I find that chilling last week’s column. Rather 6 medium carrots, coarsely temperature before slicing. The couple has a son and Lutheran Church, Manchester. the mixture first facilitates than cause confusion, we are ground (IW cups) CONSOLE TV Serves 6-8. CLEANERS TV rolling. Also, I chilled the rolls reprinting both recipes in their 2 medium onions, coarsely before baking which I feel The tomato juice that came entirety. ground (1 cup) keeps the meat together in from a recipe once made by Cucumber Relish 2 tablespoons salt cooking. This was especially firemen is good. I don’t bother 6 cups coarsely ground or 2 cups sugar valuable during the hot weather to premix my eggs. You can chopped cucumbers \Vi cups vinegar as it is surprising how rapidly blend them in nicely by 2 cups coarsely ground or IVi teaspoons celery seed 1/-8 The Baby Has the meat will cool down while breaking right on(o the meat. chopped green pepper V/i teaspoons mustard seed UHF/VHf 3 8 8 *S9» you are mixing it. As for the garlic, there is 2 cups coarsely ground or Combine ground vegetables *4 4 nothing like a garlic press. I chopped red pepper (sweet) and salt. Let stand three hours; Polpettone can never be without one. 1 cup coarsely ground or drain. • T f O I C S WHIRLPOOL 115 VOLT G-E (208 VoH Lowest) FAMOUS BRAND LARGE CAPACITY alia Siciliana 1 suggest you use only one chopped onion In large saucepan, combine Been Named 0^ Ft SIDErlT'SiDE (Sicilian Beef Roll) teaspoon of salt the first time 2/3 cup salt sugar, vinegar, celery seed and I \Vi lbs. ground beef you make this. It really depends water mustard seed; bring to boiling. EUCTRIO ELECTRIC Vt cup tomato juice on how salty the ham is. I used 1 quart white or cider vinegar Add ground vegetables and REFRIGERATOR- 2 eggs, beaten mild boiled ham as the beef MHUOSD 1 cup sugar simmer 20 minutes. Pour into Wiriz, Melanie Jean, daughter of Robin P. and Ellen Reynolds Vi cup soft bread crumbs mixture is spicy in itself. In the 2 tablespoons mustard seed hot clean jars, leaving V4-inch Wirtz of Rt. 44A, Coventry. She was born Sept. 2 at Manchester DRYER. IVk teaspoon salt photograph above, the ham is 1 tablespoon celery seed ( L i M t S RANGE headspace; adjust lids. Process Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FREEZER Vi teaspoon freshly ground on top of the cheese. I have 2 hot red peppers (optional) in boiling water bath for 5 Henry Reynolds of Windham. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. pepper made this several times and Mix chopped vegetables with minutes. Start timing when and Mrs. Bob Wirtz of Manchester. She has two brothers, Mar­ V* teaspoon oregano think it is best the other way the salt and six qups water. Let water returns to boiling. Makes cus, 4, and Erik, 3. 2 cloves garlic, minced around the cheese put on last. stand three hours; drain. Rinse 5 half-pints. Morsey, Marianne Leigh, daughter of David W. and Terry *99 Gene Clark Morsey of 89 Lockwo^ St. She was born Sept. 3 at Local Club About Town Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are CONSOLE AM/FM FAMOUS BRAND 17” Diag. Measure I Project HELP Menus | Mr. and hfrs. William Clark of Boynton Beach, Fla. Her paternal To Exhibit The executive board of the UHF/VHF TUNING Women’s Society of Christian grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morsey of 91 Spruce St. 1 0 0 % SOLID STATE MAGIC CHEF In Fall Show Service of South United Menus, which will be prepared blueberry turnover, coffee or She has. two brothers, David, 9, and William, 6; and two sisters, Methodist Church will meet and served Monday, Tuesday tea. C U ^ Kathleen, 10, and Sharyl, 2. STEREO Manchester Garden Club will tonight at 7:30 at Susannah and Thursday by members of Thursday: Tomato juice, TCLEVISION GAS RANGE participate in a Fall Art Show Wesley House of the church. HELP (Handicapped Earning turkey ala king with cornbread, c m m u z - Vegiard, Christina Marie, daughter of Paul R. and Raffaela 4-Bumer Compact and Sale Saturday and Sunday and Living Project), a program green beans with bacon bits, ice Pappalardo Vegiard of 72 Devon Dr. She was bom Sept. 4 at PHONOGRAPH at Main and Hubbard Sts., The Church of the Nazarene designed to train handicapped cream with cookie, coffee or Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Glastonbury. Saturday hours board will meet tonight at 8 at for employjnent in the food ser­ tea. i S B G e / e s . Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Pappalardo of Hartford. Her paternal are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sun­ the Davis Memorial Building of vice industry and which is being grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Vegiard of St. Petersburg, day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. the church. conducted ^t Manchester Com­ Tickets are 61.25 for Monday Fla. Her maternal grea(-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sebas­ In the event of rain, the show munity College, are as follows; or Tuesday and 61.50 for tian DiTommaso of West Hartford and Mrs. Raffaela Pappalardo will be held at the Glastonbury The Christian education com­ Monday; Frenfh onion soup, Thursday and must be of Sicily, Italy. Her paternal great-grandfather is A.C. Jobin of High School gymnasium. pastrami on rye, cole slaw, purchased in advance at the East Hartford. She has a brother, Paul Richard Jr., 3. ^ 9 8 mittee of Emanuel Lutheran «128 Mrs. Earl A. Bissell is chair­ Church will meet tonight at 7:30 sugar cookies, coffee^r tea. coliege’s book store. Meals are man of the club’s booth at the at the home of Rodney Tuesday: Chicken noodle served promptly at 12 noon in Sherman, Jason Matthew, son of Dennis R. and Barbara McKay CALORIC GAS - DOUBLE 18” Diag. Maasurament show. Proceeds will be used for Andersen, 75 Tumblebrook soup, grilled ham and cheese the Food Service Dining Room Sherman of Richmond Rd., Coventry. He was bom Sept. 5 at civic beautification in Lane, South Windsor. sandwich, potato chips. in the Student Center. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Manchester. Mrs. Frances Pearson of ^ngor, Maine, and Marvin McKay of The club’s booth will have New Gloucester, Maine. His peternal grandparents are Mr. and BUILT-IN RUILT-IN PORTARLE dried and pressed floral Mrs. Richard Sherman of Richmond Rd., Coventry. arrangements. House plants the easi-walker. grown by members will also be School Menus OVEN OVEN COLOR TV available as well as many other extra cemfert. items. Mrs. Ferguson The cafeteria menus for 54% savings. Manchester Public Schools, Will Discuss Sept. 17-21, are:' Monday; Cube steak, gravy, Gourmet Foods * 7 7 Herald mashed potato, butter^ green nationally advertised at *22 «98 beans, bread, butter-, milk, ice ... 9.99 Mrs. Vivian Fergusqn of Yesterdays cream. DELUXE HOOVER 2-TUB FAMOUS BRAND 14” Ring. Maasurament Men... excellent savings on easi-walkers. Forest St. will be guest speaker Tuesday; Spaghetti with at the fall meeting of the ELECTRIC 25 Years Ago meat sauce, tossed salad, They’re especially designed for extra Approaching the last week of comfort, with thick bouncy crepe Episcopal Churchwomen of St. bread, butter, milk, jello with Mary’s Episcopal Church, Mon­ WASHER- registration, 1,051 local youths topping. soles... leather arches for PORTABLE ^ support... and uppers of day starting with a potluck at have signed up for the Wednesday: Hamburg patty How DRYER peacetime draft. genuine natural- 6:30 p.m. at the church. Automatic or Time Dry on a roll, potato chips, buttered lone suede or S t t D L E t S Mrs. Ferguson’s topic is i ^ e SP IN DRYER COLOR TV carrots, milk, vanilla pudding supple full "Gourmet Foods.” She is a with peaches. 10 Years Ago grain brown < S K ! 9 P E S member of the Town Board of YMCA directors accept plan 'Thursday; Oven-fried leather. Directors and her column Is of redevelopment agency to chicken, cranberry sauce, “ Your Neighbors Kitchen” \bur relocate N. Main St., north of parslied potato, whole kernel appears each Thursday in The Community Y. corn, bread, butter, milk, pears. Herald. M I c y *138 Church members wishing to *128 Friday : Orange juice, baked < attend the event should contact "TSnBaglfTOwSSBm oir"^ WHIRLPOOL macaroni and cheese, sliced Yeitarday'a Aulo Policy The soybean supply for the Mrs. Michael Parsons, 94 Cider G-E ELECTRIC DROP IN tomatoes and lettuce, milk, Llmlta can't cover today'a UNDER THE COUNTER remainder of the season is Mill Rd., Bolton. Both men and higher court ooata and peanut butter cookies. atx)ut 50 million bushels less Perfect for women are Invited to hear Mrs. ludgmenta. Whan waa the laat PORTABLE Open Every! than a year ago. work, play, all day. time you reviewed your RANGE MfOJI THIS COUPON, 1 Ferguson speak after the policy? You may be driving Mens sizes 7-12 M.... DISHWASHER dinner. toward llnanclal diaaatarl ... 54% savings thru I >' COLOR TV Night to 9 -Sattjrtay only. Sea ua now lor an Auto PoUoy (ttarrmgis ^ouais Llmlta ehack-up, and a No with another supershoe special, only About Town (jObllgatlon quote.., Sat. to at shoe-town Ramota 18 OAK STREET in WINOSOR The Women’s Guild of Trinity CLARKE Control g o o d / y - Z T Covenant Church will have a *9 8 *128 6 P.M. Downtown Manchester WiMiMr Shn. Or. Oi. IN Inauranca Agency *2 7 8 workshop tonight at 7:30 at the 237 Eoat Canter St. MANCHESTEII home of Mrs. Norman Nordeen, Monoheater AmOUNCES NEW HOURS MIODinOWN WETHERSFIELO REDEEM 357 S. Main St. Phone 843-1120 INSTANT CREDIT AVAILABLE! TAKE IT WITH YOU OR WE DELIVER - YOU SAVE EITHER WAY MON-SAT. 9 to 5 Edgar H. Clarke AVON W.HARTKNIO 317 HIGHLAND STREET Jellray P. Clarke A Bible study will be held THURS. & FRI. 9 to 9 Consult phone book for exact address MANCHESTER CONN. PImue Phone 643-2461 tonight at 7:30 at the United SALE AT THE FORMER NORMAN’S STORE ONLY! Ample free parking. BankAmeHcard HE (‘ H 0 1 (' E S f M E A f 1 fj I 0 W W ' H sssssssoseossoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet MMterCharge. Open late weeknilas, Pentecostal Church. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973- PAGE ELEVEN South Windsor Tolland Engagements N o tes King Says Vacancies Samuel S. Sweet, son of Mr. Mrs. June Peterson, 29 Temple Sets Open House and Mrs. Frederick Sweet of 42 Northfleld St., is a graduate of Emergency Number Changed N. School St., has been the Student Practical Nurse Temple Beth Hillel, Foster is also a graduate of Harvard language, before coming to ~~Not Available to GOP St., South Windsor, will hbid an accepted as a candidate for his Program conducted Jointly by University with a B.A. in social Beth Hillel this summer. Tuesday: Hot dog on roll, open house Sunday, between 2 VIVIAN KKNNESON School Lunches Town Counsel Robert King Republicans are Frederick Ph.D at the University of St. Francis Hospital and the relations. He served for two Included those immediate mustard or ketchup, potato Although ^toetzner will write and 5 p.m. in honor of Rabbi CurrcNpundeni Tolland Middle and has reviewed the makeup of the Frey, Robert Dumont, Carol California where he Is an Connecticut State Department years as an assistant rabbi of projects Rabbi Kominsky has chips, tomato wedge, corn, to the Democratic Town Com­ Neil Kominsky, its first full­ T«l. 875.4704 Tolland High Schools Tolland Middle School Building Duncan, and First Selectman associate for the Comparative of Education. Graduation exer­ the Leo Baech Temple in Los planned for Beth Hillel Temple chocolate pudding. mittee for Recommendations of time rabbi. The public is invited Angeles and also spent one year Monday (Middle) Sloppy Committee and recommends Erwin Stoetzner, ex-officio. Anatomy Course. A 1966 cises were held at the Albert I. are active religious and adult Effective immediately, Wednesday: Juice, pizza, cole two interested persons, to meet Rabbi Kominsky at this in Israel studying the Hebrew Joes, potato chips, green beans, the two current vacancies be William Holley is an indepen­ graduate of Manchester High Prince Technical School in education programs. emergency calls for ambulance slaw, fruit cup. clarification was sought as to time. carrot sticks. (High school) filled by other than dent and, until recently, Paul' School, he received his BS Hartford. Guest speaker was and fire should be. reported by Thursday: Oven-fried who would make the ap­ Veal parmesan, French fries, Republicans. Peabody was not registered to degree in systematics and Dr. David Geeter of the SFH Rabbi Kominsky is a 1970 telephoning 972-7333. This chicken, mashed potatoes, pointments, the selectmen or cauliflower, bread and butter, According to King, the vote in Tolland. ecology in 1970. He received his M edical-Surgical staff in graduate of Hebrew Union number will connect the caller peas, cranberry sauce, bread the committee. ice cream. turnover In m em bership, Democratic Town Committee MA degree in June from the neurosurgery. College Jewish Institute of to the Tolland County Mutual and butter, butterscotch pears. According to Stoetzner,” the Religion, Cincinatti, Ohio, and Tuesday; Spaghetti with through resignations, and member John Trainor, who University of California, Aid Fire Service. Friday: (Meadowbrook) ten building committee meat sauce, cheese stick, Vien­ delays in appointments have first charged that the com­ Berkeley, Calif. In June he won prof^ssioncl Other departments which will Soup, cheese stick, carrot members were named in the na bread and butter, wax beans, resulted in the present lack of mittee make-up was illegal last the Stoye Award for the best switch to the same number are sticks, peanut butter and jelly call of the town meeting on jelio with fruit. minority representation on the month, is not fully satisfied paper given at the meetings of the Crystal Lake and Bolton sandwich. "(Hicks) Cowboy April 8, 1973 at which the bon­ I REMODELING CONSULTANTS Wednesday: Meat loaf, committee. His letter td the with King’s letter to the the A m erican Society of fire houses; Ellington and Ver­ sandwich, cucumber spear, ding was approved. INC. gravy, buttered noodles, stewed selectmen said that it Is not selectmen. He says that even Ichthyologists and Weekend Special non ambulances. parslied carrots, cupcake. Hloodmubile tomatoes, cornbread and always possible at all times to though Peabody has since Herpetoldgists at San Jose, CASH & CARRY Mutual Aid Director Ronald Blood donors are needed for butter, applesauce. maintain a proper balance, but registered, he should not be Costa Rica. ’This summer he LIttell said the old numbers will the Red Cross Bloodmobile M odernize y^ith^ Thursday: Italian grinder, that the imbalance should not allowed to remain on the com­ was doing research at the still be in effect for six months visit to the United Bunch juice, pickled, beets, dessert. continue indiflnitely. mittee as he was not a University of Texas in Houston. ions *1.75 the professionals to smooth the changeover. A b o u t T o w n Congregational Church on taring Photo Friday: Hot turkey sandwich^ Five original members still registered voter when the ap­ Scutti Photo Stickers are being prepared for Tolland Green from 1 to 6:30 The engagement of Miss • Aluminum Siding cranberry sauce, com, swe« serving on the committee are pointment was made. The engagement of Miss Bar­ The engagement of Miss distribution. There will be a car wash p.m. today. Suzanne Kathryn O’Connell of About Town ( Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. PHONE • Free Estimates potatoes, strawberry short­ Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in all Republicans, voted in at a Selectman Charles Thifault bara Lynn Shaw of Darien to Christine Danylik of Hartford Callers should report their Donors must be between 18 West Hartford to Maurice Ber­ cake. the parking lot at South United town meeting April 6, 1967. also questioned whether Du­ Robert S. McKinney of to David A. Richard of South 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD ______646-1460 " • Fully Insured name, location, the nature of and 66 years old and weigh a nard Lozier of Manchester has Full Gospel Christian Fel­ Elementary Schools Methodist Church. There will They are Robert Smith, chair­ mont was still serving as an ex- Manchester has been an­ Windsor has been announced by TEL. 528-9586 the emergency, and the caller’s minimum of 110 pounds. been announced by her parents, lowship, Interdenominational, Monday: Beef stew, pepper man; Ethel James, John officio member under nounced by her parents, Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS telephone number. also be a bake sale. Cars will be Babysitting will be provided for Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. will have a Bible study and open 485 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester slaw, roil and butter, fruit cup. washed for 99 cents. Wigold, Frank Weston, and Thifault’s term as first select­ and Mrs. Robert B. Shaw of Philip M. Danylik. discussion tonight at 7:30 at Member Manchester Chamber of Commerce Charles Schutz. Other donors and transportation is Darien. Mr. Richard is the son of Mr. O’Connell of West Hartford. man. If so, his term should have Orange Hail. expired two years ago. available by calling the church. Mr. McKinney is the son of and Mrs. Lester Lemay of Mr. Lozier is the son of Mr. Herald photo by Ofiara Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Coventry. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lozier of 50th Anniversary McKinney of 40 Turnbull Rd. The bride-elect is a graduate 46W Summer St. The bride-elect is a 1969 of the University of Hartford ’The bride-elect is a graduate graduate of Darien High School Art School and is presently of Westford Academy in West Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Broda of son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and received a BS degree in employed at First Impressions Hartford and Mt. Ida Junior ANNOUNCING THE Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton, were Barbero, was attended by 50 of elementary education from Advertising, Inc., Elmwood. College in Newton Centre, honored Sept. 9 at a surprise their friends and relatives. Central Connecticut State Mr. Richard holds a third Mass. She is employed byi dinner party at Fiano’s Bruno Dubaldo and bis band College in 1973. She is presently class radio broadcasting license Wilson, Haight & Welch in Restaurant in observance of played for the event. teaching in the East Hartford from the Connecticut School of Hartford. their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Brdda will School System. Broadcasting and is working Her fiance is a graduate of The party, which was hosted leave soon for a European tour Mr. McKinney is a 1968 part-time at WHCN, Hartford. Howell Cheney Technical m y m by the couple’s daughter and to celelebrate the occasion. graduate of Manchester High He is also a freelancing School and served in the U. S. School and attended Findlay technical artist. Army He is employed by Ber­ 'L College in Ohio, and Central The couple plan an Oct. 13 nard A. Lozier Inc. Tolland Connecticut State College. He is wedding. The couple plan a fall wed­ ding. WE ARE n 6t employed by the Southern New England Telephone Co. in Hart­ Five Issues Wait ford. The couple plan a spring wed­ ding. Manchester Hospital Notes | Townspt*pple’sVote Discharged Tue.sday: Hugo East Hartford; Jacques A. Werner, 105D Bluefield Dr.; JUST ANOTHER VIVIAN KENNESON Sewer Study Committee D an ce C lub Charbonneau, East Hartford; OPENING Correspondent Barbara L. Felmer, East Hart­ Barbara L. Grube and Approval of a sewer feasibili­ Begins Season ford; Anna P. Lindholm, daughter, Glastonbury; Mary Tel. 875-4704 ty study committee will have to Lindholm’s Corner, Andover; Ann Judge, 47B Esquire Dr.; A town meeting Sept. 26 will come from the town meeting Manchester Square Dance Arthur J. Jarvis, 689 Main St.; Patricia L. Durant, 33 Kane St.; have fine items on the agenda before the Board of Selectmen Club will have its first dance of Kathryn A. Walsh, 43 Ridge St.; Stephanie L. Lingley, Gulf Rd., interesting enough to draw can comply with a request from the season Saturday at 8 p.m. at David J. Linton, 118 Lydall St.; Rockville; Carole W. Watson, OF more than the usual handful of the Planning and Zoning Com­ Manchester High School. Earl Mildred M. Martin, 285 Cooper 84 Summit St.; Carole A. Hines, townspeople. mission. Johnston will call the squares, St.; Linda S. Murphy, Windsor. Hartford; James N. Martin, 20 PRETTY NAME The townspeople will be The PZC has asked the and Mr. and Mrs. Russell White Also, Barthold Earry, 115 Westland St. asked to decide on the purchase selectmen to appoint such a will cue the rounds. Parker St.; Cynthia N. Neves, of the former Savings Bank of committee to study all of The dance is open to all in­ Tolland property on the Green Tolland west of Paulk Hill, in­ terested square dancers in­ for use by the school ad­ cluding the Industrial Park, for cluding those who are nbt ministration. possible tie-in to Vernon’s new members of the club. WHO ARE WE? A total of 9115,800 for the sewer project. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Atkinson Coin Show We are a division of Consumer Sales — Connecticut’s largest leading property has been approved by TVAA Use of Barn will have door duty at Satur­ the Board of Finance. Of this Another item to be included day’s dance. Refreshments will POLISH NATIONAL HOME appliance and television dealer with over 24 years of service and customer amount the State Board of in the call of the town meeting be served by Mr. and Mrs. John 100 GOVERMOR STREET satisfaction. Education will pay 9!i0,400, is the use of the town bam in Bakas, Mr. and Mrs. Don HARTFORD, CONN. leaving a balance of 965,4W to the rear of the Administration Balboni and Mr. and Mrs. Fran -I be paid by the town through Building by the, Tolland Barlow. SEPTEMBER 16th. 1973 bonding. Volunteer Ambulance Associa­ The club will have workshops 10 A.M. to 0 P.M. The price includes |7,800 for tion. Sept. 18 and Sept. 25 from 8 to 11 ADMISSION FREE WHAT IS OUR PHILOSOPHY? renovation and professional The use of the barn was p.m. at Waddell School in To bring you famous brand audio equipment such as Fisher, Garrard. Koss, fees. The state will reimburse promised to the TVAA months preparation for its annual fun Kenwood, AR, Teac, Dynaco, Stanton, Dual, Bib, Sony, Watts, Shure, B.S.R., 50 per cent for renovations, but ago by the selectmen, but town night on Oct. 2. will not pay for the frame house counsel advised that a town A.D.C., Superex, Pioneer, Altec, K.L.H., Switchcraft, Sherwood, Memorex, and two-car garage valued Jt meeting would have to approve Scott, Certon, Superscope, Linear Suspension, Jensen, Bozak, Marantz. REFRESHMENTS 915,000. Tentative plans call for the action. continued rental of the house The TVAA would use the barn t GIFTS bringing an annual gross in­ to store the ambulance and for come of 92,400 to the town. training sessions. Before it FREE Inland-Wetland Act could be used, however, the WHAT ABOUT OUR PRICE POLICY? Taxpayers will be asked to roof would have to be repaired. Our continuing policy will be "NO LOWER PRICES" anywhere on comparable approve the Planning and The TVAA is seeking bids to Zoning Commission as con­ repair the roof, which was equipment backed up in writing by our unique price protection certificate which trollers of the new state Inland- leaking during last Thursday’s literally guarantees that you can’t do better! Wetland Act, to comply with storm, according to First state regulations effective Selectman Erwin Stoetzner. January 1974. SAVE 111.95 The Conservation (Commis­ PERFECT PAIRING sion had unofficially asked for HOUSTON, Te.\. (AP) - the responsibility, but will be ■■Jon Mitc'heir of Baytown, WHAT ABOUT GUARANTEES? satisfied to play an advisory Te.x., "Richard Ni.xon” of We guarantee you can exchange anything you buy at Consumer Audio within role to the planning agency. Houston were assigned to the 30 days of purchase for any reason, for an item of equal or higher price simply If no town authority is ap­ same troop for a recent Boy pointed by January the State Scout Jamboree in Morraine by paying the difference, if any. Merchandise must be in original carton, like- IMMPIETE SYSTEM State Park, near Pittsburgh, Department of Environmental Pa. new condition, with your sales slip. Protection can step in and take Two year repair guarantee against defects in material and workmanship on all A great starter system. Sony's HST 230A Stereo over implementation. The act amplifiers, tuners, and receivers. Merchandise must be accompanied by sales Receiver with main remote speaker switching, tape will protect wetlands and water slip. monitor, headphone jack, popular model speakers. courses from development that . Features 8” two-way speaker system, the BSR 301x would harm the ecology. Five year guarantee against defects in material and workmanship on all our turntable featuring cuing lever, anti skiding control Minority selectman Charles speakers. Merchandise must be accompanied by your sales receipt and in and Shure magnetic cartridge. Thifault requested that the original carton. town counsel be prepared to Compare at $299.95 give pros and cons, as well as Rain Check Guarantee — During the sale period of any ad should an item be $188 costs of implementation of the sold out. we will oet it for you as quickly as possible at the advertised price new act, at the town meeting. Items shown as limited quantities not included. fisher, Garrard, Koss, Kenwood, AR, Teac, Dynaco, Stanton, Ampex, Dual, Dib, Sony, Watts, Arts of Tolland Lease 5-YEAR CUSTOMER CARE PROTECTION PLAN AVAILABLE - The town meeting will in­ « BE SURE TO ASK. 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h PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13. re73 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973— PAGE THIRTEEN Vernon Bolton Fernort LOSE 20 POUNDS Liijich Program Aims To Stay Solvent Burliuru iticlimond Action Set This Month lunches. This number does hot 041. the cafeteria account to operate Church Tour Planned Sept, (Herald Reporter) include students at the high given free lunches. He said the Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, at least two months. He said the The Vernon school system ratio of children given free IN TWO WEEKSI school, with the exception of 72, superintendent of schools, said operating cost is about $20,000 a runs a large restaurant servjce lunch to those paying is about 1- On RHS Accreditation who order ala carte lunches or some townspeople might ques­ month so there really isn’t Monday. The program will run but unlike most restaurants the 4. DONNA HOLLAND Hut Lunch and Famous U.S, fFomon Ski Team DIot The executive committee of snacks. The cafeterias also tion why, with cash on hand, the enough in the account. from 9:10 until 9:35 each mor­ Tax Lists Due Vets Exemptions IMIgrim Ecliowiihip Th* commission listed six The commission also made school cafeterias are not The Vernon Center Middle L'orr«Hpun(l«nl Milk Program The Pilgrim Fellowship of the New England Association of serve a total of about 1,198 adult cost of the meals couldn't be Dr. Ramsdell said the cost of ning. Bolton Assessor Calvin Hutchinson also notes that , During the nbn-tnow off le a w n th# U.S. Wom«n'$ ■specific recommendations and note of the "evident mutual operated, for profit and would lunches. School and the Rockville High Tel. 646.0.375 Hot lunch and/or milk tickets Hutchinson advises residents veterans wishing to claim a dis­ the Bolton Congregational Schools and Colleges will be ac- reduced. He explained that food is increasing but the Board Arrangements have been Approximately two weeks Alpine Ski Team members go on the "Ski Team" diet to some of these have already respect among administration, consider it a good year if all School operate in the black for students in the Elementary that persons owning personal ability must file with ..the Church will hold its first tlng this month on the For the past few years the most towns have gone up on of Education and school of­ made by the Bolton Ecumenical will complete a cycle, with the lose 20 pounds In two weeks. That’s right — 20 pounda In been taken care of. One of these faculty, and students." And the schools could just come out in most of the time and the and Center Schools will be sold property indicated below must assessor a disability notice meeting this year, Sunday at recommendation of the Com­ system has had a cafeteria their meal costs but Vernon has ficials are trying not to go up on Council for residents to tour all third week used for regrouping 14 daysl The basis of the diet la chemical food action and involvement of a variety of the black. elementary ^Schools, in the red, in the Elementary School file a written list in his office which may be obtained from 7:30 p.m. at the educational mission oh Public Secondary ^ the recompa^ndation to director who oversees all of the remained stable. He said the lunch prices. Bolton churches Sunday, Sept. in basic skills and independent was devised by a famous Colorado phyelolan eepeolally businesses and employers in the Each day nearly 2,050 therefore most of the time the building Monday through building in Chandler Hall for an Schools that Rockville High provide an advanced course of schools and the lunch money State Board of Education Some children, due to family 30. student work reinforcement. before Nov. 1 indicating all the Veteran’s Administration. for the U.S. Ski Team. Normal energy le maintained (vary vocational education program students in the town's 10 two schools are the supporting Friday from tl ’ arrival of the items owned as of Oct. 1. Farmers must file exemp­ organizational and social School be accredited for a five- study for the academically goes into a general fund. As of recommends that school income and. the number of Each church pastor will Parent volunteers will help as ImportantI) while reducing. You keep “full" — no etartve* was also noted. schools, are served Type A element for the other schools. first bus to the arrival of the tions on livestock and equip­ evening. year period. talented students and this was July 1 the fund contained $36,- systems keep enough money in children in the family, are explain the history, symboiism individual student and program tion — because the diet Is designed that way. If a a diat that Dr. Ramdsell said. last bus. Such Itemization is required ment as well as exemptions un­ Refreshments will be served. In the report compiled by the implemented when school and differences of his church to needs establish themselves. Is easy to follow whether you work, travel or stay at homa. Ice cream will be sold during by law, Hutchinson said, and der the farm or forestry land New members are welcome. commission a few months ago, opened last week. residents joining the tour. Two IGE word attacks (Not the grapefruit dietl) the lunch hour for 15 cents. any lists not received by Nov. 1 application before Nov. 1. For more information call there were many commen­ The offering of a formal Beginning at St. George (phonics) were completed at will be subject to a 10 per cent This Is, honestly, a fantastically succeaeful diet. If It Hot lunches will be served on Elderly exemptions for Jill Early, group president, 649- dations relating to the strengths program of career education VITAMIN Episcopal Church, 1150 Boston the end of the last school eyar. weren’t, the U.S. Women’s Ski Team wouldn’t be permitted FOR 1 p.m. dismissal days. penalty charge. senior citizens who have never 8875 or Mrs. Harold Smith, ad­ of the school and many for all students, particularly Tpke., at 1;30 p.m. the tour wilt to use Itl Right? So, give yourself the seme break the U.S. HEADQUARTERS Money for kindergarten miik filed must be submitted within recommendations with most those who do not intend to go on proceed to United Methodist Items to be reported include visor, 643-4662. Ski Team gets. Lose weight the sclentlflo, proven way. and cookies wiil be collected on 60 days from Oct. 1. relating to the fact the school to college, was another PRESC^W NS^ Church, 1041 Boston Tpke., at 2 After-Sehuul Sports non-registered vehicles, snow­ Even If you’ve tried all the other dieta, you owe it to yourself Mondays for the week. A nor­ needs more space. recommendation. Ronald p.m.; Bolton Congregational Boys in Grade 6 have been in- mobiles, trailers, machinery, WASTE to try the U.S. Women’s Ski Team Diet. That la, If you really mal five-day week cost Ns: Kozuch, head of the Depart­ • Quality Church, 228 Bolton Center Rd. vited by Coach Richard farm animals, commercial fur­ Ex-Servicemen PUEBLO, Colo (AP) - do want to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. Order today. Tear The report recommended the milk, 9 cents per day; cookies, 5 ment of Continuing Education, •Every at 2:45 p.m.; and St. Maurice Nietupski to try out for the niture, fixtures and equipment, Hutchinson advises all ex- With gasoline being so short this out as a reminder. procedure for carrying out the cents per day, or 70 cents per has met with state officials on Roman Catholic Church, 34 junior high soccer team. farm machinery and tools, servicemen that those wishing here, it was like adding insult Send only $3.00 ($3.25 (or Rush Service) - cash le O.K. * recommendations and a two- Laboratory week for both. to injury when a tank truck year progress report, due on this program which the board Hebron Rd., at 3;,15 p.m. John Eagies, Boiton Elemen­ Permission slips have been average amount of goods on to apply for the Jl.OOO veteran’s to. NOR-CAL Products, P.O. Box 894, Cupertino, CA. TestedI driver allowed the precious 95014. Don’t order unless you want to lose M pounds In June 1, 1975, is to indicate the would also like to extend to all m Following the tour tary and Center School prin­ sent home and should be hand of manufacturers, electric exemption on personal property company catjles, conduits and must file discharge papers with fuel to overflow a storage two weeksi Because thafs what the Ski Team Diet will 0 (atus of each recommendation of the other schools. refreshments will be served at cipal, will periodically prepare returned as soon as possible. tank and wasted .30 gallons “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” St. Maurice Parish Center. Grade 5 and 6 boys will be pipes, boats ^ motors and all the town clerk prior to Oct. 1. do. *1972 and the progress the school To a suggestion that the older a school newspaper entitled on the ground. The driver authorities have made to sections of the building he AT THE PARKADE ONLY Women from the four churches "Bolton Elementary-Center starting intramural soccer. The other taxable goods. In the case of disabled was charged with unloading provide additional facilities. remodeled, with particular are in charge of refreshments. School Chalkboard” with infor­ boys will be notified a day Persons having questions on veterans, disability papers fuel at bnauthorized hours. any other items are asked to must be filed with the assessor In a letter received by Martin emphasis on such areas as VITAMINS HELP! Mrs. Hazel Lockward of mation of interest to all ahead of each practice session He forfeited his $15 bond Fagan, principal of the high toilet facilities, lighting, pain­ United Methodist Church is students. by Nietupski. contact Hutchinson at his of­ in addition to the discharge when he failed to appear in Read Herald Advertisements coordinator of the tour. fice. papers with the town cleirk. court the next morning. school, about a week ago, the ting plus several others. Dr. As Reported by N.Y. Times SAVE ON '. All students received the first They will participate in an in­ Board of Education was cited Robert Linstone, assistant Town wide Calendar edition of the Chalkboard this tramural tournament. for transfering the Grade 9 superintendent, said he agreed VITAMIN SALE! Bolton’s Ecumenical Council week. but did not know how to cope The enrollment report noted students to the main high school JO to 80 OFF (Weekend Special) has scheduled a meeting for Church School building whereas they have, for with it. * Based on prevailingprevallini Prevent Colds! VITAMINS NOW! Sunday, Sept. 30 at 4:30 p.m. at that there were 664 students in Bolton Congregational compoundingiding metnodmetl several years, been housed in A recommendation to include St. Maurice Parish Center for Kindergarten through Grade 8. Church school classes for in­ at ea'ch bank — CBT the Sykes School which is on the special facilities for the han­ . ,te j all interested town groups and interest is com­ y<- Late Buses fants through children in Grade pounded daily. other end of town. dicapped students in any future U.M .inbassy .esma,. daya oefore American bom­ individuals to discuss the Late buses will be run on 9 will begin Sunday, Sept. 16 building la being taken care of Donald Doergel saia he had bing of Cambodia is schedul­ possibility of establishing a The letter, from Richard J. Mondays and Wednesdays. The from 10:15 until 11:30 a.m. 4 -VBarSavinp Bradley, the commission’s and plans are on the drawing heard reports of the second ed to end. The worst previous townwide calendar to prevent buses will leave the high school Regular Savings SO-Day Savings I'liear Savings board now, Linstone said., STOCK Ul bombing accident but "I don’t such incident was th e conflict of events. Largcf director of education, advised at 3:45 p.m. and proceed to the Largest Largest Largest Largest Largest Largest The final recommendation Fireman’s Carnival competini; competing competing com(^ing' competing comprting ■ Laiaotcompeting the board to continue the Last year on several oc­ Center School to pick up CBT commercial savings that clear safety zones be FOR WINTERI casions, events were scheduled First Selectman Richard CBT commeicial savims CBT commercial savings saving* bank necessary procedures for ob­ students in Grades 5-8. bank bank bank bank bank bank provided aroUnd the industrial for the same time, making it Morra will assist Ladies’ taining the commitment from VITAMIN Route A bus will deliver arts machinery is also being difficult for both the people in­ Auxiliary of the Bolton the townspeople to build ad­ students to the south side of ditional school facilities. taken care of, Linstone said. Vitamin C Cuts volved and the people wishing town and Route B bus will Volunteer Fire Department in I Interest 5% 4% 5 */4% 5 n 5 % 5 */4% 6% 5 /2% 6 /2% 7 % 7% 7 % % 9 % VITAMIN E to attend. their food tent at the fireipen’s Rate These recommendations, deliver students to the north Bradley said, highlight the The calendar would be main­ carnival Saturday from 6 until 9 The board made' its side of town. I'Min. recommendations for another points of discussion of the com­ tained in the town clerk's of­ p.m. *1 *1 *50 *1 *100 *10 *K)0 *1000 *1000 *1000 *3000 fice or another responsible IGE The food tent will feature I Deposit *5 *50 referendum, to the Town Coun­ mission and in no way subor- Colds: US. Report place in the community. The first IGE cycle will begin hamburgs, hot dogs, beverages cil, and the council set Nov. 6, dinate the other valid and ice cream. Interest ^1.30 H0.60 M 70 election day, to put the question recommendations made by the STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - from the two-gram daily dose I Earned’ of additional facilities to the visiting team. Children taking big doses of over one gram. voters who have twice before In the area of commen­ vitamin C da'ily experienced The test results a r e Interest^ turned down proposals. dations, the commission cited significantly fewer sick days "statistically significant, but 1 With colds than schoolmates Earned* *56.50 *50.90 *6aoo The commission has advised the board and school officials their actual clinical meantog Radio /haok 2001.0. k|.Kt ...... SU 2.99 taking fake pills in a test remains to be determined," the board to develop and imple- for providing remedial programs in English, reading, study in Arizona, a federal he said. VITAMIN I Interest ment the proposed new 4001.0. HtiK...... uu4.99 organizational structure (house math, agriculture, physical researcher reports. “Further clinical trials Earned* *61.80 *56.50 *6aio 600 LU.50’s HSUS uu 4 .7 7 SAVE $49:85 ON THIS plan) prior to the occupancy of education for girls and special Dr. John E. Coulehan told must be performed both to CHEWABLE a Stanford University sym­ confirm and eqiand these fin­ additional facilities. education. 10001.0. 50’s i«»K.s«u 4 .9 9 1 Interest 72.50 *72.50 *76.30 *68.30 It also commended the posium on vitamin C and the dings as well as to idoitify I Earned* Fagan said, in effect, this is guidance counselors for their .common cold yesterday that more specifically the possible REA U STICSTEREO MUSIC being done with the high school willingness to meet the needs of the 14-week study involved effects of vitamin C , ” on double sessions. He now has students who are not planning 641 Navajo duldren at the Coulehan said. ' \iilueor two assistant principals and one to continue their education Toyei Indian boarding school./ Coulehan urged exploring , FREE •. *19.44 NO NO *19.44 NO NO *19.44 NO NO NO NO NO NO He said boys and girls aged the hypothesis that vitamin C CHECKING works the morning session and beyond high school and also for Famous Reliable SYSTEM... Reg. Separote 3 0 0 10 to 16 years who received has a local aetkm that reduc­ one the afternoon while he their efforts to conduct follow­ Items Price vitamin C were given two- ed mucus inflammation or a Reg. $2.95 Value SK O U M ia overlaps both sessions. He said up studies on student attitudes, 43980 the entire philosophy of the gram doses daily. (Children stuffy, running nose. con m mom .TOTALS *70.74 *4a 60 *54.70 *75.94 *50.90 *60.00 *81.24 *56.50 *68.10 *7230 *72.50 *7630 *6 8 3 0 . dropout rates and college ser­ MYADEC from 6 to 10 who received A Moond lepothests that school centers on a house plan. vices. Therapeutic Megavitamfns the vitamin were given one- .should be tested is that high ONE-A-DAY gram pills. ascorbic acid blood levels are (Type Multiple Vitamins) Full 100 Signi^canlly more children correlated with reducing WithB-12 • Kealislle STA-80 82-WaH AM/fM Slarao taking vitamin C stayed well symptoms and their duration, FREE CRECKING in conjunction with a Savings plan... Note: F.D.I.C. regulations permit wilhdrawab bcfora maturity from *** Requirei $2000 on deposit at for each $1000 at 9% — ResulliM Plus 30 Receiver in W alnut fin ish W ood Case available at CBT to any saver who maintains a miiumum of 5300 term savings accounts and certiBcate of deposit, provide, effective annual Interest rale on each $1000 In Ihe $3000 package b 4.13% throughout the test period, he said. in his Combined Statement Savings Account. The $19.44 value was with respect to the amount withdrawn, the rate of interest b Vernon Notes FREE • (21 Optimus-2 Bookshelf Speakers reduced to the regular 5% savings rate and three m o n ^' the 14 weeks ending last May, H . based on a typical person who writes an average of 14 checks per month. MIg. List $7.79 Richard Colby, Full interest b forfeited. Coulehan said. mathematics professor a t • LAB-12 Automatic Stereo Changer ’Tuition charges for the 1973- Wednesday: Orange juice, In‘' Ihe lower grades, the Stockton Gollege in Pomona, 100 grinders, potato chips, peaches. 74 school year were approved vitamin C group recorded 28 N. J., reacted similar pre­ this week by the Vernon Board Thursday; Pork fritters, THERAGRAM per cent fewer sick days than liminary findings in a study Experience o wide new world of Education and in most cases applesauce, mashed potato, Therapeutic Megavitamins children wfw were given inert with 107 students and faculty SI of musical enjoyment. Beouty the charges were increased by zucchini bread and butter, and style combine with pro* lilacebo pills; the older group, members in the last school $100 over last year’s charges. lemon tarts. • All The Necessary Vitamins A, D, B-Com* fessional performance in a Full 100 34 per cent, he said. year. receiver that features pro* Most of the tuition students Priday: Baked macaroni and plex, C and B-12 Plus 30 Coulehan said he and his He said of IS colds per bosi-lo*treble balance at are in the town’s special educa­ cheese, peas, tomato and let­ colleagues at Fort Defiance FREE reported, five were suffered • Ideal far Ages 2 to 80 any volume setting. Compact tion program, pre-school tuce, bread and butter, spiced Indian Hospital in Fort De­ by test subjects taking speakers with acoustic-suspen* MIg. Lilt $7.79 • Less than H a day classes and the Vo-Ag School at applesauce. ' SALE fiance, Ariz., did not detect vitamin C and 10 by those sion high-complionce woofer any greater beneficial effect • Over 3 months supply and tweeter are enclosed the high school. Vo-Ag fees are Church Show receiving placebos. . } in walnut wood. The set by the state and have not "Methodist Madness II” will With Minerals $3.99 record changer Is a been released, as yet. be presented by the Rockville I proven performer ’The fee for special education Methodist Church members, with counter* students has gone up to $1,800 weighted arm Oct. 12 and 13 at the Vernon FAMOUS BRANDS from $1,700; kindergarten, $650 for precise Center Middle School. . For Children tracking. from $ ^ ; Grades 1-5, $1,1)00 The show, directed by Mrs. from $900; Grades 6-8, $1,100 Thomas Dorman, will feature Reg. $5.95 Value Reg. 2.95 Value from $1,000; Grades 0-12, $1,300 CHEWABLE 60’e music, humor and nostalgia Reg. Children’s Delicious from $1,200 and pre-school starting In 1900 up to the pre­ remains at $ , . CHOCKS 2.19 1 006 sent. 'Diere will be skits and GERIATRIC Women's Club musical numbers about well- 100’s CHEWABLE remembered events, customs, ’The Suburbart! Women’s Gub POLYVISOL Reg. mm-- crazes, dress habits and take­ of Vernon, Bllington and FORMULA In Circus Shapes 3.09 C H A R G E IT Tolland, wlir'sponsor a ’’Fun offs on famous entertainers. VITAMINS Fair” Sept*. 21 from' 4 to 0 p.m. The master of ceremonies [(Special tbr people over 40) and Sept. 22 from 10 to 6 p.m. at will be Ronald Babcock of Ohio FLINTSTONES ^^rU*** Full the Tolland Shopping Plash, Rt. who is assistant manager of a 60 Plus 30 Free 2.» 74. dinner theater in Columbus and Liver Yeast B-Complex 100 There will be games for also does television program­ Minerals A&B Calcium 100’s Set The Most Prom Pour Stereo System, Add... children of all ages, a train ming. Plus Much More CHOCKS Reg. ride, moon walk, handicraft Tickets may be purchased at Bugs Bunny 3.39 • All the necessary vitamins REAUSIlCaiSTOM W HUDPHONES booths, a food booth with hot- the door or by calling Russell SALE PRICED • Cod Liver Oil • B*Complex, Linstead, 875-7975. Proceeds dogs, hamburgs and sno-cones White’s 100’e Vitamin C and B-12 Deluxe padded earcushions provide hours of and a booth featuring home- will go toward meeting the Full 100 Reg. • Less than 14 a day 24P5 listening pleasure with no fotigue. 10' coiled baked goods. church budget. Over COD LIVER OIL cord. 33*1002. Proceeds of the event will be 3 Months Chewable Tabs 1.69 donated to various charities in ^Supply the ’Tri-Town area. Trinity Church 500’s Rn $»9 ’2.99 Troy to Attend / Plans Weekend * V James M. ’Troy, president of Take a long careful look at it before Vernon National Bank, will at­ Activities . tend the Strategic Growth Op­ Harold Duff, president of t tions for Banks conference In Reg. 2.95 Value Reg. 3.11 you deciile where you^re going to save. New York City, Sept. 26 through Glen Cove; (Maine) Bible 28. School, will be guest speaker at GERITOL ONE-A-DAY Famous special weekend events at M i] 3 The conference is sponsored Bottle of 80 This chart reflects the total value a savings customer by The Bankers Magazine and Trinity Covenant Church, 302 BRAND VITAMINS RECORD SOUND EFTEGS Hackmatack St. HANDY RECORD RACK CLEANER SPRAY FOR SnREO Hi-n SENTINR would receive if he left $1,000 on deposit for a the Banking Law Journal. It Full 100 Plus 30 Free will be held at the New York Friday after an all church y UNICAPS potluck at 6:30 p.m., there will period of one year . . . including the amount (if. Hilton Hotel. any)** he would tenk to save on personal checking Questions to be discussed be a musical program and Duff during the three-day conference will speak on "The Christian Multiple Delight your children, Mounts on changer or Family." Preserves your records odd inlerest to ama­ shelf to automatically costs over the same period. Tnese figures are will include how to obtain new On Saturday, he will conduct tiets Horsdsornefy stores 60 and needles. Fine pen­ teur ploys, with sounds turn oH system when capital; form holding com­ Vitamins records, any site, out etrating spray removes of police cars, boat tost record plays. a training seminar fyom 9:30 based on the actual savings interest being paid panies; how legal developments of the way or at your hormful dust ond dirt whistles, thunder, Kelps prolong the life a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for ail those Fortified B-Complex HIM.. fingertips. 42*134. from record grooves. laughter, and many of your omplifier. 42* are limiting expansion; pricing *2.48 by CBT and other banks as of August 1, 1973. Interested in Christian educa­ 42*2500. more. 50*1970. 2932. banks for acquistlon; and how Similar charts are available at any office of The to grow while' remaining in­ tion. His topics will be "The Bi­ ble as Final Authority" and (Iron) Feosol Spansules N’t ...... Full 100’s Connecticut Bank and Trust Conyany. Come in dependent. With Iron "Teaching Methods." He will High Potency Sfhuul launches also discuss "Problems Facing 'Reg. 3.35 PLUS 24 and ask about your bank's bottom line. ’The following lunches will be Christian Youth" Saturday at,| Rag. MANCHESTER look for rtki S9k6wheee Liver and Vitamin C 388 Middle Turnpike, West Manchester Parkade THE CONNECTICUT IAN K next week; and senior high young people at Monday; Frankfurt on roll, the Kenneth Ogren home at 35 649-1806 AND TRUST COMRANY MnhbwRDLC french fries, cucumber and Vernon St. sliJSl Rn C D e tpmato wedges, vanilla pudding Duff will also speak at the BUY NOW AND SAVEI All KUnchciirr Offiici open MumUy-Pridiy 9-3, Thuriday, 6-8; Rixkvilic Offivv open MoniLy-FriJ4y 9-3. ThurtJ»)f 3:30"t;30 RATION'"I"" with cherry. Sunday worship service at 10:50 from Nat Kelp OO ’'4 M.iuhnicr Office MamhcM^Nwih M.in Office Muncheicer Pjtkule Office Ruckville Office a.m. In the church sanctuary. | a tasov cONfonxiioe coAAnusv Tuesday: Meat loaf, mashed We Reserve The Rlf/hl 893 Miin Street Main Street 334ki Wen Middle Turnpike 42 Em i Main Street potato, carrots, bread and Ills topic; "The Person and Jo Limit QuentlUet MANCHESTER PARKADE butter, peanut butter cake. Work of the Holy Spirit." U)4 WEST r - < it- / \ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., T^iurs., Sept. 13, 1973 MA.NCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN BI GS BUNNY Coventry OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE otes WHAT IN TH' WOffLP'l MY CONSCIENCE BRMO, ORAMP.' H O W A B O U T HOW ABOUT LESS CHATTER ^ IT jit'A IN 'T RtONT J A X e H A S t h a t T H A T / H IS 7 &iOAN! BATIN'YA, SYLVeSTHfir? , S O T H B R S WHAT A cmea- AMP A LITTLE HELP/ITS HUAiMP THAT AOOAL-UNE LOOK WHEN HES T H E , up JOB-vouve j O W W P E R IW HERE, MV CLASSES ABB ^ f u m b l e l i r e AMOS V riLlN HIS DICE!. Mrs. Lea Chamberlain of Clerks Unionize L C A R N O “Autumn Splendor,” an oil by (SOT Bveny- S O M A L s t e a m e d Uf? AMD 1 BARELY \ WOULD END UP RICH > HE MUST BE Vernon hai been choieh ai "Ar­ \S U P R O S I THIWaUtJOER . S R E B M - MADE IT TO THE BACKDOOR/ I Lynn Peters of Vernon, - T O B E TH’UDBUTT h J H o u s e / I'D BE OBLIOEP IP lO U 'P HELP W ILE J'M PUSHIN' SCHEMlN HOW tist of the Month” by the WILL BE^ ^ People’s Bank, Vernon Circle; The clerks at the Town Hall the Democratic Town Com­ report on ways to improve the ^ASRKINO! ) BAKJAKJA9J M E UKiLOAD THIS CARSO.' PISE DNS FOR TO SET THE. ^ PEA N U T S! J O R 'S iA R P B R T O Tolland County Art Aiioclation . “Misty Morning,” an oil by Pat voted unanimously to join the mittee appointed James Curry testing program.' P O U tS H ! FINP THAtJ and a selection of her work li on Rady, Tolland, offices of Dr. Connecticut Municipal Council to the chairmanship of the There will be a report on the '1 0 THE MEAI IN dlplay at the Rockville Public Daniel Woolwich and Dr. of the Aiperlcan F^eration of nominating committee to milk bid and lunch program, WEPNESWS Library. State, County, and Municipal It 5 T B W .' Harold Hutensky, Vernon; “Old succeed Dick CrOmie, who and the intramural program. The "Picture of the Month,” Covered Bridge,” an oil by Employei, AFL-CIO, Local resigned last week. There will also be nominations an oil by Marian Eaton of Ver­ Vonnette Numrych of Tolland, 1303. The town committee of department chairmen. non, la also on display In the Society for Savings, Ellington. The Town Hall personnel recommended to the Town -/ main reading room of the petitioned the State Labor Council that Claire Tomanelli Church Club Rockville Library. Relations Board last March to fill the alternate position on the The M en’s Club of the A collection of paintings by be unionized. There was a delay Planning and Zoning Commis­ Barbara OrlowskI of ElAngton, Talcottville Congregational of several months in arranging sion. South Windsor BY HANK LEONARD Church will meet Sunday at 8 MICKEY FINN ii on display In the offices of the for the election due to a ques­ The town committee went on 0 Rockville Area Chamber of a.m. for a breakfast, with Carl tion of who was eligible. record as being in favor of adult IF n WAS AN c S. Rankl of Glastonbury as Democrats Plan OUTDOOR. Commerce, LaFayette Square. It was determined, after dis­ education. ARENA, HE'D Other paintings chosen to guest speaker. cussion between town and union To Open Office L A N D ON hang in area banks, libraries The speaker Is a minister of representatives, that the HE M O O N j like: A the Jehovah’s Witnesses and Board of Education The official opening of STRUGGLES and offices were: "I^ine Cot­ building inspector and town has been associated with this The Coventry Board of Democratic Headquarters will tage,” a watercolor by Florine manager’s secretary would be Education will meet tonight at take place Monday at 8 p.m. at Luglnbuhl of'Ellington, Savings faith for 26 years. His talk will excluded, while the assessor be on “Beliefs of Jehovah’s 7:30 in the teachers' room at the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Bank of Rockville; “Winter and tax collector would be in­ the high school. Plaza. <&RAMF^W f: W 1 hr NIA. I*« . T M Itt U» M . 0«. / *?’ i Witnesses.” • m m WIA ht.TM >»« U1 M PR Sailing," an oil by Marion cluded as professionals. The There will be a report from A campaign meeting will Mlsaiko of Rockville, Hall Robert R. Tucker of Talcott­ chief administrator and town ville is president of the Men’s the superintendent recommen­ precede guest speaker, Charles Memorial Library, Ellington. clerk were ineligible because of ding steps to be taken to im­ P. Alfano, Democratic state Also: “Fantasy,” an acrylic Club. Fred Recave will be in the nature of their jobs. I) CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE charge of the breakfast which prove the conditions that exist senator from Suffield. Sen. by Barbara Nison of Ellington, The reason given for seeking in the lavatories. Alfano was elected to his first People’s Savings Bank, will be held in the church dining union representation was that WHAT P0B9 THIS POOR LEAP TO, WELL. PREPARE WASHi THERE’S GOT TO G E E ! I WISH room. The Capt. Nathan Hale term as state senator in 1959. FOP A CHANGE BE A WAV OUT OF HERBi! 1 YOU.WOULPN'r Rockville; "Portugal,” a there are no written personnel School’s principal, Edward Since 1967 he has been president 1 - ^ N'T KNOW. ^ THEM- BECAUSE LET'S TRY THE NEXT ) M-M-AAAKBIT watercolor and pen and ink by Buffet Supper policies or Job descriptions. pro tern of the senate. SIR...ITS always ITS ABOUT TO ONE AND SEE WHAT S O U N D U K E Mahoney, will report on the Sarah Miano of Rockville, First Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc-Hansen ’There is no equality in raises PRISCILLA’S PO P BY AL VERMEER KEPT LOCKED! BE OPENED! HAPPENS! ftV E W W , current curriculum schedules. He is .currently minority Federal Savings, Rockville; Unit 14, American Legion given to the town employes, ac­ Dr. Donald J. Nicoletti, ad­ leader of the senate. THE CWIRP’ ,TWE 'NJ riTM E MOOT T 1 “Sunflowers,” an acrylic by Auxiliary, will meet Sept. 19 at cording to a spokesman. ministrative assistant, will The public is invited. OF A ROAR RUSTLE A N OW L. Marion DeCarll of Ellington, the Post Home, West Rd. The Refreshements will be served. c r i c k e t ... O F THE O F A SURF.. BREEZE. Q0 eQi Savings Bank of Tolland. evening will start with a buffet Leonard Benjamin has been V. Also: “Flowers,” an acrylic at 6:30 p.m. Installation of of­ selected as the campaign chair­ 00*** ^ by Pat Cook of Tolland, office ficers will follow. < man for the Republicans. Other PARK HHi-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP of Dr. Joseph Shinn, Rockville; Veterans Reminded members of the campaign com­ “Ocean Frolic,” an oil by Servicemen with honorable mittee are Frank Bisson, WEEKEND SPECIAL! Carolyn Hartmann of general campaign coordinator cANiuitce discharges or separation cer­ 9 - IS Rockville, Tolland Library. tificates are reminded they and publicity chairman; John Also;. “Summer in the must file, by Oct. 1, for exemp­ Drughe, headquarters chair­ ASTERS Berkshires,” an acrylic by tions on next year’s tax list. man and activities coordinator; Mildred Lisk of Ellington, Mary STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF The discharges must be Inexpensive Life Saver Sandra Young, First District $188 Dunphy Studio, Vernon; recorded at the office of Town coordinator and election day I doz. ,Ril4F3itWN2U. Clerk Henry Butler, Memorial headquarters manager; James I ht HIA. W . T » . >««■ WJ. M . on. 4 » l a Much later I'M A SUB-GLOP — AND WHEN SUMMER WALKS INTO THE Lt. Robert Kelly, left, and Inspector Ernest Willard of the Rockville Fire Department, Ladd Jr., finance chairman. M OMMA - BUT LIVING ROOM. Building, Park PI. Once a dis­ (Cash and Carry) THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM I MUST KNOW/ Rockville charge is recorded the exemp­ speaking on operation EDITH (Exit Drills in the Home) at ’Tuesday’s meeting of the Republican headquarters will tion continues unless the Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce, demonstrated the use of a homemade ladder as a be in the old Zollo’s building at FLOWERS smt ARRAMOEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION ... Hospital veteran moves to another town. means of escape in the case of a fire. Oct. 7 has been proclaimed as Operation EDITH day Rt. 31 and Daily Rd. Notes In that case he must refile.. in Vernon. ’Die Vernon Department is joining Rockville Department in this national cause. Apjraintinents 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 The exemption applies to (Herald photo by Richmond) At a meeting Tuesday night. J;REE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. veterans of World Wars I and Admitted Wednesday: Donna II, the Korean War and to any Carney, Hany Lane, Vernon; persons who have served ac­ Carol Chase, Enfield; Andrew tively at any time during the Enfield Man Crosby, Marlborough; Linda period since Dec. 1963, people Hunt, Stafford Springs; Paul presently serving, qnd any Opposes Money Jakaplc, Crystal Lake Rd., veteran receiving disability Tolland; Andrew Kilguss, Trout benefits. ENFIELD (AP) — Because Stream Dr., Vernon; Guy Mar- he thinks money only feeds in­ AGWA’ torelli, Stafford Springs; Wen­ flation, an Enfield man has dy Merovonich, Broad Brook; THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA “ordered” President Nixon to Edward Moser, Abbott Rd., stop printing U.S. currency. Ellington;. Theresa Patton, Andrew Melechinsky, a ALLEY O O P ^'MOKNINO, ' I BY V.T. HAMLIN OW, O /V / NOW, < ..,T H A T i s , u n l e s s T H ' Hartford; Margaret Osborn, member of the American MOTORISTS/ M p a y A T T E N T I O N W IND C H A N G E S IN T H E About Town WHAT ARE /THE TRUTH, DOC™SOONER’ didnY seem THIS IS YOUR Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Independence Party, said ...WHO IS THIS ...THAT TRUCK AND THOSE M 'cu z THIS WILL BE N E X T F E W s e c o n d s / YOU GOING I OR LAIER HElL HAVE' HAPPY ABOUT, GUV MALIK, PETE?WHV, PLESIOSAURS YOU TRAFFIC Henry Willey, Mountain St., Mystic Review NABA Guard Wednesday that he and 28 co- AGWAY PROFESSIONAL GRASS SEED T O TH' SHORTEST TEaV3UR\ KNOW WHAT HAPPENED/ PHONE CALL/ ANYWAY? t" HE'S OUR...UH.. , Ellington. LOST IN LOCH / oh/ c o n t r o l l e r , Club will meet Friday at 7 p.m. signees sent the following FRIEND PETERT NESS WERE HIS/ REPORT OF TH' FOPS YEAR.... Discharged Wednesday: in the home of Mrs. Niles telegram to Nixon July 28; With Agway’s Professional mix FLINTSTONE Robert Betterley, High St., Staples, 53 Vernon Rd., Vernon. “As your direct superiors un- “ ' ~ ' you get the very best of two / Rockville; Michael Ciechowski, der the Preamble and Articles ■Ms .world*: Pennstar tor bluegrass Windsorville; Fernand Dionne, Adonirum Council, R&SM, 2, 4 and 6 of the Constitution of j beauty.and Pennfine ryegrass N. Park St., Rockville; C will portray the Royal Master the United States of America, for rapid germination; Plus dis­ Lawrence Goldstein, Carter degree at its meeting Friday at and under the authority in Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Myma Amendment Articles 1, 4, 9, 10 ease resistance, good color, 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ good density, adaptability from Nagy and son, Staffordville; ple in Ellington. Melvin Gibbs, and 13 we order you to stop the East coast to California! Lugene Phillips, George Dr., most puissant grand master of printing money untir prices ■ . . '‘VcK’:'’: 1 Developed by Penn State’s re- Ci«/> Rockville; Stacia Putz, Mile the Grand Council of Royal and stabilize.” McNMthi »r*i, la c Hiia* !•<«««» Hill Rd., Rockville; Joyce Select Masters, will visit the Amendment Article 9, which search department to give you 3 IbS. 9*13 form ula gras 1 w NIA. Uc. UX M. OW. Went2«ll, Phoenix St., Vernon; council Friday night. After the grants citizens rights not the very best in grass! Joy Wilkie, Clark Rd., degree work, refreshments will enumerated in the Constitution, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Rockville. be served. gives people the right to stable prices, he claims.

NO! KEEP PDiUVWAMTSA rT S NO FUN SOIN0 TWOU©H poee pouA* StHlR NOSE JOB./ UFE WITH A BEAK. UKE TMlS/ Sheiinwold on Bridge GREENLAWN PLUS WANT A C R A O ^ ! Cl W KNOW/ a i The fertilizer to use, because it has: CRACKER? GARDENS '-rc 5,000 sq. ft. bag 15% more plant food value per dol­ Plant* That Please! Uf r TO MAKE CONTRACT South dealer Can Afford Ruff Daily Question w m lar* and . . . 7% more water insol­ RESIST TEMPTATION Both sides vulnerable i ^ l p SNIFF West can lead another dia­ As dealer, you holdt Woodland★ LET JOHN, LEON OR PHIL ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ uble nitrogen* (water insolubility By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH mond to make South waste a Spades, A*K-10-9-8t Hearts, 108 WOODLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY TILL 8-PHONE 043-8474 is one key measure of long-lasting '2 3 lbs. The trouble with taking a ♦ 15 K-Q-J-9-.3; Diamonds, 4t finesse is that it sometimes 0 K8732 trump, but South can still af­ nitrogen) ford this. He has two trumps C lu b s, 5. loses. Then the opponents have 0 A652 THAN SCOTT’S TURF BUILDERI 10,000 sq. ft. bag the chance to do some mischief. * 1.0 5 left — as many as West. U0NRS4- What do you say? Special For The Week! And Greenlawn Plus has some­ RCSEMV South dealer WEST EAST ' South cannot afford to lead Answer: Bid one spade. With Both sides vulnerable ♦ Q742 A 63 another trump. He mus* lead thing more; Extra iron for rich, nerable ^ good touching suits, bid the Opening lead — Queeh*' C? 10 4 9 Q I 9 6 out his clubs, making West ruff. green grass and a lightweight for­ — QueeiPof higher suit frist. Many experts 46 lbs. WINTHROP diamonds 0 Q1 1073 0 K 98 That will leave West with one mula that’s easy-to-carry, easy-to- * A7 X 8642 would open with a forcing bid of 50 PANSY PLANTS, or BY DICK CAVALLI West opened the queen of trump to South’s two trumps. South thus stays in control of two spades, but the hand is just store. diamonds and dummy’s ace 15,000 sq. ft. bag TWINKLE, TWINKLE I'MNOTA STAR... ' the hand. the merest trifle light for this 20 HARDY PERENNIALS 4 * based on mfg. suggested retail price for a LITTLE 61AR, I'M AN ASTRONAUT J won. South yielded to the temp­ bid. 5,000 sq. ft. bag. HOW I NMONCPER ting trump finesse, but this lost (Choice of 10 Varieties) j WITH A GLOW- ^ West wins two trumps and the WHATSCUARE... IN-THBrDAPJK to West’s queen. And it simply won’t burn when you BELT BUCKLE This gave West the chance to ace of clubs, but these three ALSO LARGE POTS OF West North East tricks are not enough to defeat Copyright 1973 follow the easy directions. 69 lbs. lead another diamond, forcing PERENNIALS for only.. Pass I <5 Pass the contract. General Features Corp. .800 South to use up one of ■ his Pass 2 NT Pass precious trumps. Pass 4 A All Pass South next proceeded to lead Opening lead - 0 Q Answer to Previous Puzzle vC.. out trumps, but this used up the Canine Caper rest of his trumps. 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:-A Expos Confuse East Race, The Dry Side (Z STANDINGS Over-The-Hill-GangFavored in NFC East, Cards V2 Game Behind Bucs of Sports 1 ^ Packers Get Nod in Central Division By Dean K. Yosi NEW YORK (AP) - "It into first place by a half game Pittsburgh to a 4-2 decision over keyed a five-run seventh inning AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago. With one out in the East wasn’t my best night with over the Cardinals and the New with a bases-toaded double and Vikings and the Green Bay Their Purple Gang defense fourth inning, Willie Stargell W L Pet GB NEW YORK (AP) - A They call the Redskins the probably what will make the the fastball," said Steve York Mets nipped the scattered eight hits to lead Cin­ Packers. gave up points like Santa Claus Nevertheless, the 49ers walked and Manny Sanguillen Baltimore '85 59 .590 Grade-A can Over-The-Hill Gang, but difference between first place Rogers. "It wasn’t my best Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 to cinnati over Los Angeles 7-3. A year ago, with Fran handing out toys at an should squeak into the West move 2Vk games back in fourth singled. One out later Robert­ Boston 80 66 .548 6 Auto Racing Notes mean the difference agewise the Cowboys have an and third place. Division title. The 49ers have night with the slider. And It The Dodgers, who led the Tarkenton back at the helm of orphanage, and the Vikings son followed with his 14h homer Detroit 77 69 .527 9 between cream and edge on Washington. The Vikings, even with a place. The Cubs were in fifth, National League West by four the Viking offense, Minnesota failed to make the playoffs. good quarterbacking, a good wasn’t my best night with three games behind. - of the year. New York 72 74 .493 14 modified ace, Bobby Turner, wheeled Washington’s George Allen tougher schedule, might put it games less than two weeks ago, skimmed milk in the was supposed to be unbeatable. The Packers? Well, they had defense and a good coach.' The the curve.” In the other National League MelH 3, PhillieR 2 thus dropped five games behind Milwaukee 70 76 .4|9 16 the Chuck Rubacha-Carl Gustafson No. 87 to a first place has the coaching knack of get­ ail together again. Defensive Falcons have a good defense National Fobtball League. The Vikings piled up lots of one of the best defensive All the Montreal Wonder games, the Cincinnati Reds Wayne Garrett and John the Reds. Cleveland 64 84 .432 23 Sunday at Manadnock Speedway in New Hampshire. Leo ting that little something extra stalwarts like Allan Page can’t and good coaching. With Dick Or can it? offensive yardage with the records in the National Football Boy could do Wednesday tripped the Los Angeles Milner hit home runs to help Vilest Cleary, who previously drove the No. 87, left under friend­ out of his players. Dallas’ Tom be overlooked. And the tragic Shiner or Pat Sullivan at Ilruves 10, Giunls 4 Or is it the defense that scrambling Tarkenton having Conference, but the quarter- night was throw the ball, Dodj^ers 7-3 and the Atlanta New York beat Philadelphia 3- Oakland 84 61 .579 Landry is too mechanical and accident to Karl quarterback, that position is Darrell Evans blasted two ly terms. Brian Ross has also appeared In the Vega-bodied really counts the most? one of his best NFL seasons. backing of &’ott Hunter was not Braves whipped the San Fran­ 2. Tug McGraw saved the game home runs and Mary Perez Kansas City 79 66 .545 5 methodical in his coaching, Kassulke—paralyzed as a result suspect. For sportsmen...for working hope for the best—and win. modified... Bill Greco, a two-time track champion at Just look at the Minnesota So what happened to the outstanding. But the Packers cisco Giapts 10-4. for the Mets with tough relief drove in three runs with a Chicago 72 74 .493 12Vk relying on cold, hard logic. of a motorcyle mishap just TTie Rams have a new coach "I guess you could say my Riverside Park, saw his bid for a third title fall by the Vikings? won the NFC’s Central Division pitching in the last two Innings, homer and double to lead Atlan­ Minnesota 70 74 .486 13V^ Duane Thomas, who inciden­ prior to training camp—could in , a new quarter­ men--the widest selection of pitching was good but my wayside when his No. 43 coupe crashed on lap 19 of the 200- title and went to the playoffs. Pirules 4, Cubs 2 striking out five batters. ta past San Francisco 10-4. The California 67 75 .472 15Mi tally appears to have found his be the catalyst that Coach Bud back in John HadI and an un­ throwing was bad,’’ said the 23- lap grind last Saturday night. Bob Stefanik, despite no With this in mind, how do you Bob Robertson’s three-run RviIh 7, Dodgers 3 Giants hit three homers off Texas 5 93 .354 32V^ niche with the Redskins, once Grant’s crew needs. tested defensive secondary— unbeatable values wherever year-old rookie after leading Wednesday’s Games checkered flag this season but always among the leaders, figure the Central Division race the Expos to a 2-1 victory over homer led Bruce Kison and Pitcher Jack jbillingham winner Carl Morton. I called" Landry "plastic man.” Don McCafferty has won the probably enough to win nibre Baltimore 0, Milwaukee 1-3 for the 1973 campaign, kejping you see the orange tag! St. Louis that further confused \yon the track championship. S.J. Evonslon, defending Allen has been called many Super Bowl once—at Baltimore. than they lose. ^ Boston 7, New York 1 Kiner Rejoins in mind that the Vikings had a the National League East race. titleholder, left the USAC ranks for the highly competitive things, but never a "plastic" He has excellent material at Texas 5, Minnesota 2 NASCAR Division. Evonslon drove the New Hope Racing I perfect exhibition season? man.” Detroit this year, his first with “I just had to pump myself The Central Division picture up,” said Rogers, who twice Kansas City 5, Oakland 0 Team 1972 Pinto at Stafford, without much I Patriots Fold | Allen’s coaching spark, a fine the Lions. But one of the BOYS’ AND MEN’S PACS Yanks Latest Victim California 6, Chicago 0 may be the toughest to figure Washington defense, plus toughest schedules in the loaded the bases with none out success...Harvey Wallbanger, makers of the powerful but that doesn’t mean that the ' Thursday’s Games BOSTON (AP)— Steve Kiner, who was quarterback Billy Kilmer, who league won’t make it any easier SPORT MART but escaped trouble each time. alcholic beverage, are getting their feet wet in automobile others are easy—except "I guess I was a little tight. I Boston Lee 16^9 at New York expelled from the New England Patriots’ training camp may be the one of the best over­ for a first-year regime. Watch Medich 12-8, N racing. Pete Revson will be behind the wheel of the possibly for the East, where H a td q m rfn INSULATED probably didn’t warm up two years ago, is back in a Patriots uniform. all field generals in the NFL out for the Lions in 1974, Of Unstoppable Moret Milwaukee Champion 5-7 at beverage-sponsored Porsche Carrera Saturday at Lime Washington should win the title even though he won’t win any however. lor enough.” Rock Park...Yashica Camera is sponsoring a Capri V- The team announced that it is if... Baltimore Alexander 10-7, N prizes for his passing WEST While giving up six walks and Kansas City Fitzmorris 6-2 at 6...Dover Downs Speedway, in Dover, Del., will run its reclaiming Kiner, who had been McKee is a rookie wide That’s IF Roger Staubach Hockey - Skiing six hits, Rogers held the Car­ NEW YORK (AP) - four-run sixth inning for expelled by former Coach John technique, running the Redskin California Hassler 0-3. or Delaware 500 for grand nationals Sunday...Sept. 23, the receiver from the University of remains healthy and the Dallas offense appear to add up to an dinals down long enough for Boston’s Rogelio Moret was Boston. Mazur. Atlanta Falcons Tanana 0-1, N Indy champ cars will make their second appearance at Arizona. Cindrich is a second- Cowboys can overcome their in­ unbeatable combination.bin^i( & Tennis Bob Bailey to deliver the in a hurry Thursday night. Moret, meanwhile, was "It came as a surprise, but year linebacker from the ternal problems. knockout blow—a ninth-inning Trenton Speedway...It has cost the Watkins Glen Grand New Orleans Saints He wanted the game against stifling New York on five hits, I’m glad I’m back,” said Kiner. University of Pittsburgh. He The San Francisco 49ers and regular 4.49 and 4.99 homer. Prlx Assn., $60,000 in expenses to bring the field of 23 cars Atlanta Coach Norm Van CompMo the Yankees to end before he striking out two and walking NATIONAL LEAGUE “I liked playing with the was a starter for the Patriots in Atlanta Falcons will slug it out CENTRAL The victory, the ninth in 12 none. He has surrendered just to the New York road course. Patriots before.. IGner went to Brocklin probably would love to Solectlon ran out of good pitches. East the last three games of the 1972 in the NFC West and, as Green Bay Packers Your best bet for all-weather decisions for the rookie one run to the New Yorkers in W L Pet GB Miami on a trade, then finished have John Brodie and Steve Things haven’t been going season. ‘ coaches repeatedly say, the Minnesota Vikings protection and comfort wear in righthander, moved the Expos 31 1-3 innings this year, with a Pittsburgh 71 71 .500 the season on the Washington Spurrier—the two the great outdoors. Insulated, that well for the 24-year-old schedule and injuries will have within one game of the top in streak of 29 consecutive St. Louis 72 73 .487 taxi squad. This year he lost a a lot to do with the final out­ that the 49ers’ Dick Nolan has. 100% waterproof rubber. Full the zany East race. left-hander, despite an 11-0 Rules Enforced On the other hand, Nolan would GYM SUITS scoreless innings. Montreal 71 73 .493 1 Redskins starting job to Meeting Friday come. The Pack will be back in the gusset front and laces for easy The Pittsburgh Pirates beat record. In four of his last five give his eye teeth to trade The string was broken in the New York 70 75 .479 3 Two new football rules will be in effect for the 1973 high veteran Dave Robinson. Here’s the way this playoffs again this year. Scott on and off. Steel shank and the Chicago Cubs 4-2 to move outings, Moret hadn’t lasted Yankee seventh when out­ "I just want a chance to be a schedules with the Falcons. sure-grip soles. Sizes: 11-2, more than 5 2-3 innings. Philadelphia 65 80 .448 7V^ school season. The first noted change will be on the fair Boys from the St. James forecaster sees the races, by Hunter’s quarterbacking is VERN8N-T8UAND fielder Ron Swoboda drove his West starter,” said Kiner. “I thought Parish interested in playing divisions: suspect, but Coach Dan Devine San Francisco’s schedule EUiliaT8N 3-6, and 7-12 "I had been behind the hitters first home run of the baseball catch ruling. The receiving player of a punt must,hold his I could be one in Washington.” lists, among others, the Miami Cincinnati 89 57 .610 with a team in Hartford this EAST should muster enough offense and getting in trouble,” the season for New York’s only run. hand up straight and wave it in a back and forth motion. The Patriots also announced Dolphins, the Washington Los Angeles 84 62 .575 5 season are invited to a meeting Washington Redskins for Green Bay to go with a stan­ 7 Park It, RoGlnrtM, Com. Puerto Rico native said. “I was Swoboda, recalled from the Failure to do this will result in a normal punt situation that they had placed Charles Redskins, the Green Bay NEW USED very happy the game was San Francisco 80 64 .556 8 Friday night at 6.30 at St. dout defense. ToL 8784188 Yapkees’ International League Houston 74 73 .503 15V4 with the ball being in play. Second change is all football McKee and Ralph Cindrich on James School. Boys 14 and 15, The Packers appear to have Packers and the Pittsburgh played quickly,” said Moret of Dallas Cowboys Steelers. Falcon foes this fall • 4:881:88 Omi farm club last week, wasn’t Atlanta 72 76 .466 18 candidates must wear mouth protectors at all times, waivers. or who will be 16 after Jan. 1, the edge, schedule-wise, in this FrL the two hour, 13 minute 7-1 Red do not include any of those IHSPji. BICYCLES overjoyed about the hit. San Diego 53 91 .368 35 which includes practices and games. If a club shows up for are eligible. very tough division, and that’s LARGEST SELECTION OF Sox victory. "When you’ve had as bad a St. Louis Cardinals teams. “When I have to sit on the Wednesday’s Games an actual game and fails to have the mouth protectors, the NEW BICYCLES IN THE season as I have,” said Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 2 VERNON AREA bench for a long tihe, it bothers officals will award the team with mouth guards the con­ Swoboda, “anything positive is New York 3, Philadelphia 2 test. Rrofessioittlly Assembled me,” he said. ROGELIO MORET encouraging. The game may have passed Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles 3 M EN’S LEATHER We Honor Chuge Cstds quickly for Moret and the Red two home runs into the Yankee “But the only good the homer Atlanta 10, San Francisco 4 BOOTS Sox, but it was a long one for Stadium seats, and finished the may have done is prove that the Montreal 2, St. Louis 1 the Yankees, who dropped their night with five runs batted in ^six I hit in Syracuse (in less Thursday’s Games Ticket Policy Pittsburgh Moose 10-11 at fifth game in six starts. against New York. The homers th a n a m o n th ) w e re n ’t East Catholic High will institute a new ticket policy for Carl Yastrzemski powered capped a three-run fourth and dreams.” Chicago Pappas 7-11 New York Seaver 16-9 at the 1973-74 season. Before each football and basketball Philadelphia Brett 12-7, N game, tickets will go on sale at both East and at the op­ 1144 Los Angeles John 12-7 at position’s school. Students will be charged $1 while adults’ Houston Roberts 14-9, N price is $2. Price of tickets on game day will be $2 for HOME ENGINEERS- Birds Begin Countdown Martha Montany 178-472, Gerry San Francisco Barr 11-14 at everyone, except children. The aim of the policy is to give Regular 13.99 Tucker 215-509, Chris Sullivan San Diego Arlin 10-13, N people ample time to buy tickets. NEW YORK (AP) - bination of Baltimore victories year he’s reached that measure 176, Dolores Lewis 175-488, Jan All of the quality you want... McKenney 454, HHdur Goodyear weit construction, POBT ROAD SHOFFINO PLAZA There is magic in the and-or Boston defeats totaling a of pitching excellence. Rich MAIN BTREET, ROUTE 30 dozen, puts the Orioles in the Coggins drove in two of the Zawistowski 450. sure-step oii-resistant soles. VERNO^CONN. t72-31Bt American League air these All in 8” of extra thick leather, i brisk September days and playoffs. Oriole runs and stole two bases The Final Word ) EXPERT REPAIRS Oakland’s favorite digit right in the opener. WEDNESDAY WIVES- triple stitched and reinforced at almost all of it is centered in TV Tuesday night at Northwest Catholic High a capacity Carol Rose 198, Elvina Balch stress points. Sizes: 6V2-12 ON BICYCLES now isJ3. That’s what it will Then the rookie outfielder ANb Baltimore and Oakland, take to win the West for the A’s tripled, touching off a two-run crowd filled both the auditorium and gym to witness (via 453. ____ Mon. thru Sm. 0:30wn to 6:30pm where the Orioles and A’s after they dropped a 5-0 deci­ Oriole rally that broke an closed-circuit television) the rematch of the Ken Norton Y- Ken Seaton 167-409, A1 OPEN Thun. A Fri. Evoningi are beginning to count. RADII Til 9 sion to the Kansas City Royals. eighth inning tie and completed and Muhammad Ali fight. Result saw Ali win in a very Pirkey 168-137-404, Hank Mar- The numbers game intrigues E lse w h e re in the AL the sweep. close decision. tyn 147-394, Don Simmons 146- SHARPENING teams in first place and that’s Wednesday night, Boston Palmer shrugged off talk that During pre-fight activities, heavyweight boxing cham­ 391, Ed Kovis 144-384, Russ where both of these clubs have Tonight Rotary Lawn Mownr BW oi defeated the New York he might be zeroing in on the pion George Foreman was introduced, but what followed DeVeau 363, Bob Boroch 367, been spending their time for the 7:25 Red Sox vs. Yankees, QRAIBSHIARB, Y ankees 7-1, Texas beat American League Cy Young Carl Boliii 135-377, Art Johnson last month. « WINF. WTIC must have bored the ex-OIympian boxer because he Alto KfllVES, ecmORS. BTC. Minnesota 5-2 and California Award. “You don’t think much 138-357, Tony Marinelli 142, The Orioles swept a departed the Felt Forum in the sixth round. edged Chicago ft-5. Cleveland about that,” he said. "A pen­ Chet Nowicki 140, Vic Marinelli Wednesday twi-night If Foreman ever signs to fight Ali, the latter won’t be A U BfCVCLIS • REPAIRS and Detroit were not scheduled. nant and World Series are more 352, Pete Brazitis 141-138-365, doubleheader from Milwaukee able to dance fast enought to avoid Foreman’s devasting cIu a h a n te b o Baltimore, Brewers important than personal Bet Paid Andy Lamoureaux 136-370, A1 4-1 and 5-3, reducing their MEN’S WORK ROOTS TRAPB-INiAOCBFriO Baltimore’s Jim Palmer won punches. In this writer’s opinion. Foreman will be around Bujaucius 141-374, Joe number for clinching the East ®°^’® ”Royal8 5, A’s 0 CI.NCI.NNATI (,\P ) - KEYS MADE his 20th game in the opener, a long time as boxing’s heavyweight kingpin. Twaronite 361, Pete Aceto 363, Division title to 12. Any com­ marking the fourth straight Oakland ran into Hal Keeping faith in the Cinrin McRae’s hot bat. McRae iiali Reds has earned Pete Don Carpenter 351. boomed a pair of home runs, Rose's wife Carolyn a free one of them with two Royals on dinner. base, leading Kansas City to She received the following Regular 11.99 victory. note M'eclnesiiay: Article Mystifies Butkus; MANCHESTER i Paul Splittorff and Doug Bird "Carolyni Just to show you Rugged and comfortable for combined to pitch the shutout I ilidii't Welch on our bet, work or any outdoor activity. TIRE, INC. ■ which left the Royals five your next dinner at The Barn Dale Waivered by Packer^ Double-stitched tan leather. games back of the A’s in the AL is paid for. Daiiimitt.’’ Taslan laces. Thick-ribbed, West. It was signed hy Don Sut NEW YORK (AP) - Pick and for "his ability to get the cushioned soles. Sizes: Rangers 5, Twins 2 ton, pitrher for the Los the word that most ap­ ball across the goal line.” Tom Grieve’s two-run homer Angeles Dodgers. 6V2-12. propriately completes this In another National Football helped Texas to a 5-2 victory "I het him on June 30 League development SAFETY CHECK sentence; » over Minnesota with rookie when we were I i games Wednesday, former All-Pro Rick Henninger earning his liehiiid that we’d catch the (will) tight end for the Baltimore first major league victory. Dodgers," said Carolyn. (won’t) ' start at middle Colts, John Mackey, resigned We Check Rich Billings also drove in Wednesday night, after the linebacker for the Chicago as president of the NFL two runs for the Rangers with a Reils defeated'tlie Dodgers 7- Bears this Sunday. Player’s Association to take a •FRONT END *BALL JOINTS single. 3, she was heading for the Los ’The answer to that question position with the William Angels 6, White Sox 5 Angeles eliihhoiise with a depends on who you listen to. Morris Agency—a show • DISC BRAKES *WHEEL BEARINGS Bob Oliver’s two-out single in package. The Chicago Daily News said business picity firo. Ahil con­ the bottom of the eighth inning He asked me to gel him two Wednesday that "sources close tinuing to help with contract MEN’S INSULATED LEATHER •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS broke a tie and gave California Reds' lee sliirls for his kids," to Butkus reported that the negotiations as he had with the site said. AND OF COURSE a 6-5 decision over the Chicago middle-linebacker fears he may NFLPA, Mackey will also help 7 White Sox. have reached the end of his obtain endorsements and public HUNTING BOOTS YOURTIRES battle-scarred career,” and appearances for athletes. —Fast, Courteous Service — that the 30-year-oId Butkus was The former All-Pro was Firehaller After Mark suffering severe pain in his left succeeded as president by Bill knee. Curry of the Houston Oilers. But Bears coach Abe Gibron retortpd with, "Dick Butkus is K:::%W:%¥SS:::aS¥ft¥S: SPECIAL OF THE WEEK tpy starting middle linebacker Ryan^s Success against Dallas, and he’ll play on DICK BUTKUS the specialty teams, too. I have tion—high among active Equal GOODYEAR CUSTOM STEEL GUARD RADIAL no idea where that story came players. He had led the club in A rugged quality boot fqf the from.” ■ receiving three' consecutive Swimming active man. Features 10” of Strain on Wife HR78X15 Butkus appeared mystified by years. bound edged, soft leather. Only 69 "It’s hard to put into words DETROIT LAKES, Minn. Steel the article, not to mention team VVarmly insulated. For flexi­ Left ANAHEIM (AP) — Ruth Ryan had a lifetime of suspense physician. Dr. Theodore Fox. what Carroll Dale has meant to (AP) — Five boys who asked to bility,- strength and comfort, Belted Reg. in three days. "As far as I’m concerned, the Packers,” said Coach Dan try out for the girls swimming this is a superior value. Flus team at Detroit Lakes High Blemishes 13.20 F.I.T. She didn’t sit on the edge of her chair; she didn't bite her there is no foundation to the Devine. "He has always given $79.10 School apparently have fingernails; she didn’t take tranquilizers. She just watched story ... As far as I know, he is 100 per cent on the practice and game field.” changed their minds. as her husband Nolan Ryan pitched two no-hitter»~and going to play against Dallas,” ..Roland, meanwhile, an­ “I told them: ‘I can’t stop nearly a third—for the California Angels this year. Fox said. “I’m no doctor," Informed nounced his retirement after you’ and told them how it would “It’s really been fun and hec- Gibron. “I ean’t practice seven NFL seasons. After probably be a boys' team tic around here since then,” the exclusively since all five boys FRIDAY NIGHT 8:00 P.JVI picking up a club record 3,608 Open Mon., Tues., Wod. 8-0:30 soft-spojeen blonde beauty said. petitor." he said, "Sitting at medicine and I can’t say what yards on a club record 962 could beat all our girls at swim­ “ After the second no-hitter home and not having anything his physical condition is.” rushes, the 30-year-oId Roland ming,” said Del Mollberg, against Detroit, I was getting to do with the outcome is There are two NFL stars who decided, "after due dellbera-« athletic director. "I wanted to Thurs., FrI. 8-8 • Sat. 8-1 up with the baby and I opened probably a bigger strain on won’t have to worry about in: SEP^MBER 14 her." juries this season: Carroll Dale tion, I thought it was time to make them understand what the door to a television camera retire.” would happen. How it would crew standing on our driveway. of the Green Bay Packers and Mrs. Ryan. 24. Is oblivious to Johnny Roland of tlic St. I..ouis Retirement is the farthest destroy the girls’ possibility of They didn’t call, just came over it all. “I'd just love to see him Open Every Day Cardinals. thing from rookie quarterback partiepating.” and got Nolan out of bed." break that strikeout record STAFFORD MOTOR SPEEDWAY 10.00 to 10:00 Dale, one of the few Bert Jones’ mind, though, es­ Mollberg said the youths Cg o o d A e a r Ryan is convinced that the He’s close enough now that h# would have the'opportunity to 239 Spencer Road MANCHESTER remaining members of the pecially lince he was named the pressure of his no-hitteri and could do It and It may not com# Baltimore Colts’ No. 1 signal try out for the boys’ team. his quest of Sandy Koufax’i again," she said. Vince Lombardl-bullt Packer dynasty of the mld-60s, was. caller. The Minnesota State High RTE. 140, major league strikeout record School League last spring ^ 9 ® is far worse for his wife of six . Koufax set the murk of 392 |n placed on waivers by the club. Colts' coach Howard dropped Its barrier for girls to TIRE INC. years than for himself. 1965. Ryan, who led the tnaluri In a 14-year career. Dale Schnellenberger' choke Jones with 329 lust year, has 33| caught 426 passes for 8,079 over five-year veteran Marty try nut (or boys’ teams, and ARCO 0 “Ruth is an athlete herself, a vice versa, on a trial basis after STAFFORD SPRINGS, GONN. 29 5 Broad 6 4 3 - 1 1 6 1 tennis player and a real com­ slrlkeouli. 44 shy of Koufax' yarns and 52 touchdowns, Domrea because of his record. averaging 19 yards per recep- excellent work in the prescason losing an appeal of a U.S. District Court decision. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, Sept. 13, 1973 !!1^J^HESTER EVENjNG Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13. 1973— PAGE NINETEEN Briefs from the (AP) Wire HERALD J 60 Give Blood fORrN£ACTiOFi. The "Action Marketplace’’ Veteran Bob Sharp BOX LETTERS f a s t - Ettectlve Hwang Eligible \ Y 0 U W A H 7 - • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers BASKETBALL For Your Herald C(a$sified Adi GoeiASsmep-i HORSE RACING MEMPHIS (AP) - The At MMH Visit (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers NEW YORK (AP) - Triple Information • Fast Results American Basketball Associa­ THE HERALD will not 1 Day 00 p«f word par day tion Wednesday Informed Crown winner Secretariat The Red Cross Bloodmoblle Debuts IMS A Event There were 63 walk-in donors. diicloie the identity of any 3 Oaya 7( p«r word par day (OPY CLOSI.NCiTIMKKOR For Olympic Job Charles 0. Finley, owner of the sprinted six furlongs in near collected 60 pints of blood from Three persons were deferred 6 Days . Oc par word par day CI^SSIKIKI) ADVKRUSKKIKNTS advertlier uilng box letters. Memphis Tams, that he has un­ track-record time of 1:08 4-5 the employes of Manchester 26 Oaya So par word par day IT WMHIN lIA V Bm m K H HIJl ATION until another time. Readers' answering blind box Happy Ada ...... $1 SO mch til Tuesday to make known his Wednesday and trainer Luclen Datsun 610. The other tltlo Memorial Hospital yesterday Dr^dliae for Selentay and Monday By Dean Yost Also slated oh Saturday's Robert VanHeiningen, assis­ PHONE - m KI1.M S um Friday ads who desire to protect their By Earl Yost plans for the operation of the Laurin gave the horse a I he holds was captured back during its annual hospital tant personnel director at the 6432 card, but in separate events identity can follow this club or lose the franchise and a greenlight to compete in Satur-' Five-time national Sports visitation. will be the B.F. Goodrich 100 in 1967. hospital, became a one-gallon procedure; ' ' Trucks-Trector 8 100,000 day’s $^,000 invitational race. Car Club of America This was a one-half unit Services Ottered 12 ^ Only 29 men in the world, $ performance bond, the for ‘baby grands’ which in­ Sharp, 34,has been racing donor. VanHeiningen was in Memphis Commercial Appeal (SCCA) titleholder, Bob operation with a hoped for charge of arrangements for the Enclose your reply to the 1963 FORD VAN, carpeted and five in the United States and BASEBALL cludes Pinto’s, Capri’s and competively since 1980, PLEASE READ reported Wednesday. Sharp,will make his debut in quota of 75 pints. Bloodmobile visit. box in an envelope — address paneled. $500. 1967 Volkswagen TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving ^ one in New England, Kwang BLOOMINGTON, Minn. Tcwota’s. when .he passed his driver’s larjge appliances, cleaning IMSA racing Saturday after­ to the Classified. Manager, YOUR AD engine, runs good. $125. Phone HAPPY ADS Order Your Sung Hwang of Manchester, (AP) — Manager Billy Martin In all five separate races, test at Lime Rock, his home 643-9027. cellars, attics. Also will buy FOOTBALL took over as third base coach of noon at Lime Rock Park Manchester Evening Herald, and sell used furniture. 6tf- are now certified to umpire covering some 325 miles will course. He has won nearly GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - his Texas Rangers Wednesday behind the wheel of a Datsun Marcslle Sullivan together with a memo listing Classified or "Want Ads” 1775. Tae-Kwon Do international be offered at the scenic, 1.5 30 events at the road course. Frances Nadaau 1970 INTERNATIONAL flat “Happy Wide receiver Carroll Dale, a night after coach Chuck Hiller 240Z 2.7 litre creation. Mra. Dorotlw Larson the companies you do NOT are taken over the phone as a bed truck, 304, V-8, 4-speed, competition, including the veteran of 14 Ttational Football mile road course in the It was in 1969 when he Charlaa J. Crocinl Miss Frances Cain want to see your letter. Your convenience. The advertiser TWO handymen want variety of asked to be released for the The tail, slender driver Mra. Sue Wilson Mrs. Carol Goldstein power steering and power 1976 Olympic Games in Mon­ League seasons, was placed on northwest section of the opened his dealership that Lola Moore letter will be destroyed if the should read his ad the FIRST jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ remainder of the season. from Wilton will be entered Miss Susan Tersavich brakes, dual rear wheels with 5 Thought” treal. waivers by. tW . Green Bay state. he became associated with Mra. Dorla Snow Mrs. Helen Lukas advertiser is one you’ve DAY IT APPEARS and ton capacity. Also 35’ aerial tilizing, mowing. Cellars, a'P' in the.Camel GT Twin-lOO’s, Diane H. Swanson Allen Hoffman tics, cleaned. Reliable service. This honor was gained by Packers. He had caught 425 the Datsun racing. Eleanor Bates Ernest H. Everett mentioned. If not it will be REPORT ERRORS in time ladder and side work boxes, 64^ a two stage 100-mile race, Sharp has won two Class C Bruce J. Armogtda Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Hwang during a 10-day, 60- passes for 8,079 yards and 52 GOLF When Sharp drives the Mrs. Mary Laluppa handled In the usual manner. for the next insertion. Ilie 6309. Today! touchdowns while averaging 19 featuring Corvettes and P roduction SCCA titles Mra. Ann Sleberl Charlene W. Carson Herald is responsible for only hour course last month con­ HILTON HEAD, S.C. - Bob 240Z on the SCCA circuit, Thomas Lockhart Gerry Evans LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, yards per reception-formerly Porsches pitted against his behind th^wheel of the 240Z, Warren M. Russell ONE incorrect or omitted Cempers-Trellers ducted by the International Allard held off fast-closing Jim it’s powered by a 2.4 litre Mrs. Laura Lockhart Mobile Homes 8 lawns mowed, trees cut and lops among active receivers. Datsun. The first 100 is 2.4 litre car, and two Class B Mtaa Theodora Cormier Stanley C. Chase insertion for any advertise- removed. Cellars and attics CALL 643-2711 Tae-Kwon Do Federation in Simmons with a one-under-par engine delivering sonie 250 Mra. Suzanne Robinette Joann Adele Irish Legal Notices 70 and won the Sea Pines Open slated to start at noon. sedan championships with a Karin Jean Carlsons Mrs. Marie Ritchie ment and then only to the ex­ TRAVEL Trailer - 16’. cleaned. Free estimates. Call Montreal, Canada. NEW YORK (AP) - John horsepower. Coming to Marilyn DeBIsschop Serus Donna Ashton 643-6000. Golf Tournament. Anno C. Theriault tent of a "make good” Aristocrat, self-contained, Hwang resides with his Mackey, former All-Pro tight Lime Rock, Sharp’s Datsun Mrs. Marjorie Roach insertion. Errors which do not . . . S«ffl«on* Manchester end for the Baltimore Colts, Paul Somoza Donald Avery sleeps 5. Like new, $1,295. wife in the Presidential will be bolstered by a 2.7 Lola J. Anderson Mrs. Elaine Coughlin lessen the value of the Phone 649-6783. TREE Service — (Soucier) may hav* w ilt you resigned Wednesday as presi­ Raymond Borasky Apartments. He has his own TENNIS Lawreitce Wilson advertisement will not be cor­ Trees cut, building lots cleared, Evening dent of the National Football litre powerplant which he William Oetlera Frank James NOTICE trees topped. Got a tree olwppyadH *' School of Tae-Kwon Do ST. LOUIS — Rosemary House May Approve Bill feels is competitive with the' Miss Pamela Qoino Valerie Amsel rected by "make good" 11970 MOBILE home, 12x50’, League Player’s Association to Shirley Pierce problem? Well worth phone Herald (karate) on Hilliard St. Casals of San Francisco scored Walter Powell insertion. ') large kitchen and living area, 2 take a position with the William Corvettes and Porsches. Ervin C. Graham Elaine Mayland Town of Manchester , bedrooms, laundry, g o ^ condi- call, 742-8252. The diminutive Korean Morris Agency as a player an easy 6-3, 6-1 victory over During practice the Robert Pelletire Mary B. Kurlowicz Connecticut ; tion, $4,200. Philbrick Agency, ToLiftGrid TV Blackout Miss Jane Cambo Paula Casey native, who rose to the rank representative. Barbara Downs of Alamo, Nutmeger was clocked at Gerald Hardy Position Vacancy 043-2711 Realtors, 6464200. REWEAVING burns, moth Calif., in the first round of the Robert Buckler. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ of captain in the Korean Mackey, 32, was succeeded in 58.05 or at a speed of 94.15 Carol Jacobsort Nan Malkin Water and Sewer Department BE HAPPY! $30,000 St. Louis Women’s WASHINGTON (AP) - The body adopt the House version. Mrs. Patricia While Mrs. Carolyn Parks dow shades, Venetian blinds. army during the Vietnam the post by former Colt team­ Mrs. Eileen T. Marsh Administrator * STARCRAFT tent trailer, Tomorrow is the day, International Professional Ten­ House is expected to approve The bill then would be sent to mph. Mrs. F. IdzkowskI Keys made. TV for rent. conflict, is looking forward Mrs. Karla Caglanello Dolores Swindle $14,750-$18,025 sleeps 4, stove, ice box. mate Bill Curry—now with the the President for his signature Favored in the Camel GT John Taylor Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. To come our way. Houston Oilers; nis Tournament. today a bill that would lift the A municipality of 50,000 seeks Lost and Found excellent condition. Asking to umpiring in the Olympics. local television blackouts of and enactment into law. A event will be British Grand $700. Call 646-4774 after 5, Starting at 5 The 30-year-old Hwang an aggressive individual STUMP Removal — (Soucier). home pro footbgll games that White House spokesman said Prix champion Pete Revson LOST — Cameo pin with raised stands only 5-5 and weighs anxious to plan and implement Unsightly stumps, chipped out, it’s Carnivai Time are sold out three^days in ad- Nixon would sign the measure and Sam Posey. a $2,000,000 W ater Works head, viciniU Hales Depart­ Motorcycles-BIcyclee 11 132 pounds. neatly and economically. 742- Bring the.famiiy •s . vance. when it reaches his desk. Capital Improvement ment Store, ^ntimental value. 8252. Certificates in both Inter­ The Senate passed a similar Reward. Call 649-4923. 1966 HARLEY Davidson XLCH, And have some fun, Major League Leaders Program. Will be responsible stock. Excellent condition. New national Tae-Kwon Do bill last Thursday by a vote of ODD JOBS — Moving ...... Bloodmobile Visits for operating 6.75 m.g.d. ac­ FOUND — Prescription sun paint and mostly chromed. $1,- SEPT. 14th, 15th and 16th Federation Training and 76-6. If the House approves the tivated sludge secondary treat­ 500. Call evenings, 1-745^1. ^pliances, etc. to the dump. glasses, light to dark frames. Cellars and attics cleaned. BOLTON VOLUNTEER FiRE DEPARTMENT Umpiring were presented to bill, sponsored by Rep. Torbert NEW LONDON-WATERFORD ment plant; operation of 4.0 RUNS BATTED IN-Stergell, Church on Saturday Vicinity Bush Hill Rd., 649-5905, Landscaping and tree work, the transplanted Silk AMERICAN LEAGUE H. Macdonald, D-Mass., there m.g.d. water system; will evenings. 1972 HONDA CB 175, excellent BATTING (375 at b a ts)- Pgh, 105; Bench, Cin, 101. is a strong possibility that some SPEED DDWL 528-8649. Towner. Hwang has um­ Rt. 89 — Waterford >- ExH 77, Conn. Tpko. report ot a B.S., C.E. with condition, with only 550 miles, Carew, Min, .347; W.Horton, HITS—Rose, Cin, 211; Garr, of Sunday’s National Football P.E.; B.S., C.E., and four years Peraonals-Announcements 2 $525 firm, including two Happy 92nd pired in Tae-Kwon Do com­ Det, .315. 'The Manchester Red Cross helmets. 643-8421. EXCAVATING, bulldozing, Thank You... Atl, 190. League season openers would FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14tli • 7:30 P.M. the use of transfused platelets, experience required. large and small, septic repairs petition at a number of RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 96; DOUBLES-Stargell, Pgh, be shown locally, a precedent will be participating this month whose main function is to con­ WANTED - Ride to State LOUISE, RED Eastern colleges, including Kwang Sung Hwang in an unusual Saturday Blood­ Closing date, October 15, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all and installations. Sewer con­ Birthday D.May, Mil, 91; North, Oak, 91. 38; Staub, NY, 34. shattering situation. V4 MILE CLAY TRACK trol bleeding, has grown at a 1973. Health Dept., 79 Elm Street, nections. Loam, fill gravel for and GANG Yale University in New mobile. The unit will be in Hartford from 141 Brookfield makes, models and speeds. RUNS BATTED IN- TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 13; Pete Rozelle, NFL com­ rapid rate making it necessary Send resume to: sale. Owner operator, quality AUNT MABEL For making our 25th Haven and Howard Univer­ requirements, two each for R.Jackson, Oak, 112; Woodruff Hall, Center Street, hours 8:30-4:30. Please Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 6 ii- He’s been in the United Maddox, SF, 10; Matthews, SF, missioner, indicated last week THE BEST BIKE BIDERS for the Blood Center to expand General Manager Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- just about perfect. Mayberry, KC, 94. 10 Congregational Church Satur­ call after 6 p.m., 649-9030. 7172. 742-9477. sity in W ashin^n, D.C. He green and yellow and one for States only 21 months but . during legislative hearings that its work in this field. Town of Manchester 2098. has been an instructor in white. The minimun course HITS—Carew, Min, 182; HOME RUNS-D.Johnson, the league would not wait for fro m day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. In order foiwthe Blood Center GILLETTE speaks English fluently. Municipal Building RIDE WANTED - Manchester TREE Removal — Pruning, Tae-Kwon Do since 1968. runs six months and most D.May, Mil, 177. Atl, 40; Stargell, Pgh, 39. President Nixon’s signature New England - New York - Now Jorsoy 'This is part of the statewide to provide these platelets for 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville - Much love, How would a 130-pounder plan of the Connecticut Red 41 Center Street west end to Hartford State Of­ spraying, etc. Fully insure. Hwang beame interested students enroll for a one- DOUBLES—Chambliss, Cle, STOLEN BASES-Brock, before lifting the TV blackout SLIDES ~ SPILLS - THRILLS transfusions needed on Sundays Manchester, Connecticut fice Bldg., 8:30-4:30. 646-5645, stock, 650cc, $850 or best offer. I with love, handle a six-six, 250-pound Cross Blood Program to extend Call after 5:30, 646-1917. Licensed. Free estimates. Jeanne and John in karate while only 11. “I year period. Hwang is also 28; Garcia, Mil, 28; Rojas, KC, StL, 63; Morgan, Cin, 60. once the Congress has indicated and Mondays, it is essential' 06040 „ , after 5:30. Phone 633-5345. strongman? 28; Braun, Min, 28. PITCHING (13 Decisions)— SPORTAMAN - PROFESSIONAL regular operations to a six-day "The New Swingers" had to because of my size. I an instructor in karate at its preference. that blood collections be I Florence and Hector ‘‘Without any trouble,” TRIPLES-Carew, Min, 10; Stone, NY, 10-3, .769, 2.86; Should the House pass the bill week schedule. expanded to include Saturday RIDE WANTED for two ladies. 1971 SUZUKI 350, excellent con­ was so small that the bigger dition. Call 649-7332. CUSTOM made Draperies — Manchester Community Hwang replied. Orta, Chi, 9. 8 Billingham, Cin, 18-8, ,692, 2.1. today, proponents hope to send The purpose of the weekend drawings each week Lenox and East Center St., to very reasonable, work boys picked on m e,” he College. The ’76 Olympics may HOME RUNS—R.Jackson, STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, it immediately to the Senate MOTOMYCU UUm collections is to provide freshly somewhere in the state, of­ vicinity Travelers, by 8 a.m. garanteed. Call anytime. 649- INVITATION 1966 450 HONDA for sale, $400. recalled. At age 11, he During the Korean War, Oak, 31; Fisk, Bsn, 26. drawn* blood for immediate Call after 5, 649-6853. seem a long way off but 225; Carlton, Phi, 206. with the hope of having that ficials said. Call 742-8829 or 649-8496. Bonds-Sloeks-Mortgagea 27 started taking lessons and Hwang was an instructor Hwang has his sights set on STOLEN BASES-North, processing into fragile com­ Red Cross officials are ponents known as platelets. TO BID WILL the two young men who PIANO tuninc and servidne hv Roofing, siding, ------— four years later at 15 and un­ with the United States serving as an umpire. Oak, 48; Harper, Bsn, 41, hopeful that in addition to 1973 HONDA, CL-350, K4, still a professional K e w i W chimneys, wtters. Free es- MORTGAGES, loans first se- These platelets, which are talked to me about an apart­ der 90 pounds, he was Marines’ combat troops. PITCHING (13 Decisions)— regular donors, many first-time ment on Eldridge Street, Satur­ under warranty, only 1,750 timates, fully insured. Days, cond, third. All kinds. Realty awarded a junior black belt. Hunter, Oak, 18-4, .818, 3.43; given daily to patients in donors will be encouraged to Sealed bids will be received day, hlease call after 5 p.m. miles, mint condition. Asking Painting-Papering ia evenings, 529-8056, Paul statewide. Credit rating un­ - At 16 and 1% pounds, Hwang McDaniel, NY, 12-4, .750, 2.61. Connecticut hospitals suffering come in. at the Office of the Purchasing 646-4786. $795, 643-0117. Cosgrove, 643-5364. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ ::%WSS:SSS*:::S5::*:;^aron at a G/awcc ••••••• fidential, qOlck arrangements. gained his first black belt STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, from malignant disorders, Appointments for the Blood­ Agent, 740 Main Street, East J. P. LEWIS & Son custom 338; Blyleven, Min, 221. must be processed and 1973 HONDA, SL350, best offer. Heating-Plumbing 17 Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. and has added four more 1973 Home Runs 37 mobile may be made by calling Hartford, Conn, until Thursday decoratidg, interior and Aaron singled twice and transfused within 48 hours. Call 643-2575, 4 to 7 p.m. exterior, paper hanging. Fully 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ black belts since. Most Recent Home Run scored once in tour at bats the Manchester Red (^ross of­ Sent. 27. 1973 at 10:00 a.m. and Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, \. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing ford. Evenings, 233-6879. During the past few years. fice, 643-5111. Walk-in donors will be publicly opened and read insured. 649-9658. Today, Hwang has over Sept. 10 Wednesday night as Atlanta NATIONAL LEAGUE Want Ads Are Groovy HONDA XL250, 197^ bought — Prompt, courteous service. 1973 Games Remaining 14 will also be welcome. at that time and place for the And Get Results Too! new Feb. lOTS." 2,500 miles. Call 64M496. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 200 students in his local defeated the San Francisco BATTING (375 at b ats)- T. j. FLANAGAN and Sons, Babe Ruth’s Career Record Giants 10-4. He grounded out above mentioned commodities Call 643-2711 Great shape, extras. Asking Interior-exterior painting. mortgages — Interim financing school, including 20 women. Rose, Cin, .346; Cedeno, Htn, and service. $800, 643-5866. NO JOB too small. Immediate — exp^itious and confidential 714 once and popped up in his other .317; Watspn, Htn, .317. Reasonable rates. Swirled Six classes are meeting, one Aaron’s Career Record 710 Information for bidders, ceilings our specialty. Cali M3- service on service calls. Free service, J. D. Real Estate appearance before leaving the RUNS—Bonds, SF, 120; 1972 HONDA CL175, Low estimates gladly given on Assoc. 643-5129. working towards blue belt Aaron’s Magic Number 4 game after six innings. specifications, proposal and 1949. Evans, Atl, 107. THE ENGINE OF Parole Violation contract forms are available at Autos For Sale mileage, excellent condition, heating or plumbing. Faucets repaired or installed. Water Business Opportunity 28 the office of the Purchasing asking $550. Call 646-4774 after INSIDE-Outside painting, 5. ^ c ia l rates for prople over 65. s worked on. Complete Rolling Park Agent, 740 Main Street, East NEED CAR? Credit bad? B ig systems, rec rooms, MANCHESTER - Long es­ Hartford. Bankrupt? Repossessed? Fully insured. Estimates given. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & tablished restaurant, open 6 Charged T o Quades Honest IJouglas accepts lowest RUPP MINI-BIKE, 4 h.p., Call 649-7863. Golf Sunday Tennis Anyone? The right is reserved to reject excellent condition, Sacrifice at Heating, 649-2871. days a week. Volume over $50,- down, smallest payments. 000 yearly. Only $10,500. Pasek STORBS, Conn. (AP) - Dr. Wednesday after their arrest at any or all, or any part of any or Douglas Motors, 345 Main. $160 or best offer. 643-1696. GRAD STUDENTS available Word is go for the 15th annual -I. Join The all bids when such action is SEWERLINES, sink lines, Realtors, 289-7475. Albert E. Quade and his wife, their home by state police. for painting, 4 years cleaned with electric cutters, Rolling Park Golf Tournament deemed to be for the best in­ AUTO INSURANCE - com­ 1970 TRIUMPH Tiger 650, good experience, fully insured. Free Mary, convicted of practicing Authorities said complaints condition, $800 or best offer. by professionals. McKinney Sunday at the Tallwood Golf Manchester Jaycees psychology without a license in had been filed that the Quades terest of the Town of East Hart­ pare our low rates. For a estimates. Call our competitors ford. ' Call 646-5876. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Club. Play starts at 10. New a marriage counseling service, were offering a similar service. telephone quotation call Mr. then call us, 649-7034. pany, 643-5308. Bert McConkey reports play Town of East Hartford Dolin at 646-6050. 1972 KAWASAKI, 250cc, En- have been arrested on charges Quade was sentenced to one ESTABLISHED painting con­ will be on a full handicap basis. of violating probation. year in jail for indecent assault, John W. Torpey duro, excellent condition. $600. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing WHha Bob Zering, tourney chair­ Purchasing Agent 1970 CHEVELLE 396, four- tractors. (If it’s worth owning, repairs, remodeling, newew worEW' Quade, 49, and his 44-year-oId six months for practicing psy­ speed, excellent condition. Low Phone 742-6800. it’s worth painting). Expert HEMLOWiUlT W man, requests the following -wife were released on bond chology illegally and two-to- Free estimates. No J[ob ' too Dial 643-2711 players report at the clubhouse mileage, many extras. Call workmanship, spray, brush, small. Prompt seiS(ice on t five years — suspended — for anytime, 644-9002. Services Offered 12 roll, interior, exterior. Houses WeH Charge It, Tael at 9:45 for an explanation of Court of Probate emergency, 643-7024. TENMS another count of indecent District of Manchester painted as low as $100, 643-0001. rules and regulations: Elks Lpdge assault. He was released on two NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1970 PLYMOUTH Fury III Electrical 18 Private Instructions 32 D’Ale^ndro, Evangelista, An- years probation 3V^ months ESTATE OF GWENDOLINE I. sedan, air-conditioning, all STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, dreoli, Whitesell, Crowley, LIGHTE In Groton HIGGINS power, $1,200. 46 Fulton Rd., fireplaces, flagstone terraces, UICKER Pursuant to an order of Hon. William CERAMIC later. He was instructed to un­ CLIFF’S Electrical service and MEYERS Piano and Music Brunoli, Cataldo, Ran, Manchester evenings. concrete repairs, inside and dergo psychiatric care and E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be repair. Are you tripping circuit Studios has 7 teachers for Wincher, M. Zwick, Douton, Bars Blacks presented to the fiduciary named below outside. Reasonably priced, refrain from counseling. TILE breakers or blowing fuses? piano, guitar, organ and drums. Filloramo, Behling, D’Ap- on or before December 4, 1973 or be 1972 FIAT 124, red, good 643-0851. TEAm N GROTON, Conn. (AP) - The His wife was sentenced to six barred by law. The fiduciary Is: One Call Quick service. 649-7645, after 5 Students now being enrolled. polonio, Paradiso, Giongos, R. Jesse W. Higgins ' mechanical condition, sharp Groton Elks lodge has voted to months in jail for the illegal Does It A lll ’ p.m. Call 649-3057 or stop in at 111 Dieterle, Wagner, S. Dieterle, 305 Hackmatack Street looking car, $2,400, or best Building-Contracting 14 Center Street, Manchester. continue the fraternity’s whites practice charge and an indeter­ Manchester, Conn. offer, 225-7966 after 5^ We specialize in ceramic tile, Bissell, Banavige, Fitzpatrick, SIMPLE 06040 Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. only policy, despite the loss of minate term for indecent slate, flagstone and quarry MASON — Plastering, brick Churilla, Ostberg, B. Zwick, September 17, 18, 19 and 20 tile. For complete bathroom Flooring 19 its liquor license and the wishes assault. Both sentences were 1970 CUTLASS, power steering, laying stone laying and con­ STENOGRAPHY Charlebois, Pinto. power b ra l^ , radial tires, $1,- remodeling, we’ll handle all crete. New and old. Free es­ at the Beautiful, New of the national Elks convention. suspended and she was given Court of Probate FLOOR SANDING and Typewriting. Beginning, in­ The vote was taken during a two years probation. District of Manchester 600, 649-84% or 742-8829. carpentry, plumbing and tile timates gladly given. E. termediate, advanced — all NOTICE TO CREDITORS Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Refinishing, (specializing in Culp Will Retire secret" meeting 'Tuesday night. ESTATE OF JAMES S. WILSON work. Expert Workmanship older floors). Inside and outside levels. Phone 643-8295. T Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 1968 CHEVROLET Impala SS, and reasonable rates. At Season’s End It was confirmed by two E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be 396 cubic inches, power NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - painting. John Verfaille, 646- members who were present. presented to the fiduciary named below steering, front power disc Call Mandevllle Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 5750, 872-2222. BOSTON (AP) — Veteran NOTICE on or before December 6, 1973 or be Help Wanted 38 ’The local Elks voted to keep a barred by law. The fiduciary is: brakes, turbo-nydromatic 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 ditions, rec rooms, porches and right-hander Ray Culp says he MANCHESTER transmission, AM/FM stereo roofing. No job too small. Call Dressmaking 22 clause which restricts Town of Manchester Phyllis R. Wilson aka will retire at the end of this membership in the fraternity to Position Vacancy Phyllis Dwire Wilson radio, posi-traction rear end. 649-31^. REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. season with the Boston Red white men who Believe in (lod. Clerk II 756 East Middle Turnpike Car in excellent mechanical to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- Sox. Manchester, Connecticut SHARPENING Service - hour week. Salary $375.30 bi­ Last July, the national Elks $5,985-46-$6,492.20. 06040 condition, needs some body CARPENTRY — Repairs, work. Asking $500. Call 646-4253 Saws, knives, axes, shears, remodeling, additions, roofing. ALTERATIONS weekly, $387.78 bi-wefekly with RACQUET CLUB convention voted to abolish the Clerk-Stenographer until 6 p.m. Ask for Tom. skates, rotary blades. Quick Call David Patria, ^ u th Wind­ degree. Many fringe ben'efits. clause, subject to ratificaion by $6,804.20-$7,350-20 service. Capitol Equipment New Data Sept 19 Court of Probate sor, 644-1796. on Ladies’ and Veterans Home and Hospil a majority of the 2,182 lodges. A Liberal Fringe benefits, in­ District of Manchester 1963 FALCON, new tires, $150. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Children’s Clothing Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, spokesman for the national clude paid vacation, sick leave, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1964 Futura, $125. Both conver­ Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday WES ROBBINS carpentry Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ PLAINVILLE organization said Wednesday holidays, pension plan, com­ ESTATE OF MARY McLEAN tibles. 643-0494. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- remodeling specialist. Ad­ Experienced. Satisfaction sions 395,. 233, 248. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 7958. Special One Hour Clinics the vote was running 3-1 in plete insurance plan. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be ditions, rec rooms, dormers, guaranteed. Reasonable. STADIUM presented to the fiduciary named below CHEVROLET - 1970 Camaro, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens,. RNs, LPNs — Part-time and favor of repealing the 1868 E m ployee’s c red it union on or before December 4, 1973 or be ODD jobs, paneling, household Sat 8 PJH, Sept IS For Men, Women and Children available. For application and SS, 396, air-conditioning, AM- 649-3446. full-time, all shifts. Also nurses clause. barred by law. The fiduciary is: repairs, carpentry. Call 649- LUabE O’CONNELL aides, experienced preferred, Rtindaf Sept 22 Two years ago, the Groton job discription apply at Per­ Marilyn M. Warren FM, Michelins, excellent condi­ 20-C Sycamore Lane 4594. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Please call 649-5555 for ap- full ana part-time. 7-3. lodge refused to admit Lewis sonnel Office, Municipal tion. One owner. Call 872-8511. Manchester, Conn. new homes custom built, pointment days or Competative pay scale. Also Cornelius Jr., a black from Building, 41 Center Street, 06040 CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ the best of benefits. Drop in and N i. CHAMnONSHIPS ONLY *2®® PER HOUR 1971 FIAT, 124 sedan, in out­ remodeling, additions, rec evenings.______Groton. ,A federal lawsuit filed Manchester, Conn. Closing date standing condition. Good family ages, additions, repairs, small rooms, garages, kitchens see us. Meadows Convalescent Women 1 & 2 P.M. - Children 7 P.M. - Men 8 P.M. by Corndius against the lodge for filing is Friday, September car, $1,300 firm, 643-8643 after jobs. Free estimates. Call- remodeled, batn tile, cement Center, 333 Bidwell St., 3 Laps Court of Probate, District of Manchester Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Manchester. 646-2321, 9-3 is pending. 21, 1973. NOTICE OF HEARING 6. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Open ESTATE OF LUCY GAUDINO, tial or commercial. Cali 649- Help Wanted 35 weekdays. deceased AUSTIN A m erica, 1969, POWER Mowers, hand mowers 4291. A U PROCEEDS GO TOWARDS THE MANCHESTER Pursuant to an order of Hon. William excellent mechanically. $645. repaired, pick-up and delivery. Competition E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated September Prompt-Reliable-Service. Call LEGAL NOTICE 5, 1973 a hearing will be held on an Phone 646-2339 after 5 p.m. Rooting-Sldlng-Chlnpiey 18 Phis heats - consolation HOSPITAL FETAL HEART MMPUTER TOWN 0^’ ANDOVER application praying for authurity to sell Sharpall, 643-5305. certain real estatelocatcd in the Town of 1967 CHEVY Impala SS, 327, ROOFING and roof repairing, . modified I,.. tennit proa at tha Manchaatar Racquat Club will conduct a sarlaeof ona- PUBLIC HEARING OF THE ' Manchester. County of Hartford and Individuals 10 ysars or oldar. To taka part, Just purchaaa ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Stale of Connccticul as in said appllca- automatic on floor, mags, tape Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Conn, tion on file mere fully appears, at the deck, buckets. Best offer. Call IRAKE & ALIGNMENT MEN AUTO RACES a tickst from tha Jaycsaa or at tha Racquat Club. All you hava to do la auMly your Court of Probate on September 24, 1973 after 6 p.m., 649-6402. Folay-Sharp BIDWELL Home Improvement will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1973 in the at 10:00 a;m. , Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk SAW & TOOL SNARPOMO Co. Expert installation of Z i. teSS "id S Z.iZi"" Town Office Building gt 8:00 P.M. to hear the following appeals 1967 FORD, 10 passenger Coun­ 1-428-3631 aluminum siding, gutters and Exparlancod orak* and alignmani man naadad fori ROTARY ENGINE. asking relief from the zoning laws of the Town of Andover. lour naw Manchaatar atora. ExoallanI working con*I try Squire station wagon, power trims. Roofing installation and No. 109 Robert Crlckmore, Center Rd., Andover, Conn. Rediscover the joy of Court 1)1 I’rubatc steering, power brakes, working with a sharp tool. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Iditlona with modern aquipmant, unIforma, madloatl * 1 . 0 0 0 % Requesting the following variance In order to sell liquor or Dlslrlcl of Manchester excellerit condition. 643-9044. jcovaragai profit sharing plan, paid vacation and I alcoholic beverages at new location on Rt. 6. NOTICE I'O CREDITORS Your work will be easier, TO W IN . E.STATE OF HENRY PONTlCELl.l faster AND safer. Bring your HORACE Tetrault - Siding, I holldaya plus other banaflta. I Get Into The Fun iiku HENRY P. raNTICELLl 1966 FORD Galaxie, automatic, roofing, storm windows, aw­ Required „ tools In today for fast, expert Location 500 pt. or more building I’ursuant tu an order of lion. William 289, good running condition, nings. Quality workmanship, Ilf you're tasking a career in this field, pleaaa app|y| 2ai $$N • 3iS $251 • 4tk $1M Get into the Jaycees “Tennisjp^ach-ln” E. FlIzGerlad, Judge, all claims must be first $150, 568-1882 after 3. service. > free estimates. Fully insured. from another outlet presented to the lluuclary named below I In parson at... Mk SIN ad M ML. on or belore December 7. 1973 or be Bllth Hardwirt, Maiwh., S4S-41I1 872-9187, 649-3417. M e I4 il CNM • tt 12 yn Nc barred by Umt. The fiduciary Is. 1965 IMPALA SS, 396, V-8, 4- aitr Trus-Valus Hardware, ak a-- - GRObV MAZDA At this hearing Interested persons may appear and be heard "ngellne Pontleelll Raokvilla, S7S-4MS! IHIngton S7S- speed, 4 new tires, excellent Wtm IB TTN For Further Detaile and written communications received. Said appeals are on file 433 No. Main Street MSI ROOFING - Specializing (Your Noorost M u d e Doslor) condition throughout, 646-6309. CAPITOL TIRE CO. CM Um ChMfi (aflw IW ) ( ) and may be seen In the ofRce of the Town Clerk. Manchester. Conn. , W.H. Ingland Hardwara, aollen repairing roofs, new roofs, 5 ______06040 22 n o m aa t lr t t l. Eaat Hartfoni Td. 2H-22INSS hr rntry mt Spec. (fi) Noleh, S4S-820I . -gutter work, chimneys, cleaned CALL 646-3747 Djted In Andover, Conn, this the 8th day of September, 1973. 1968 CHEVROLET Malibu, 80 FENN ROAD, NEWINDTON - 667-2271 (Hartford 246-3080) Andover Zoning Board of Appeals Agwar, Ino., Maneh, I4S-S1IS and repaired, 30 y e a rs Spirt room brkii ipin eiih Uwu power steering, power brakes. Thrmya - Hama Canlar, Reuta SS, estimates. Stephen >F. Willard, Secretary experience. Free diyi — Iha HiriM CUiiifled Adt. Best offer. Phone 872-2540. V«nonJ]2J2*t_____ Howley, 643-5361.

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■ Ai3dvs oaDiw irrN PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.,iSept. 13, 1973 _____ Apartments For Rent 63 Apartments For Rent MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cpnn.j Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973^- PAGE TWENTY-ONE 4 i 63 Apartments For Rant 63 Business Locations- Houses For Sale Htip Wtnt0d 35 Holp Wanted 35 Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35. Help Wanted 33 Help Wanted 35 Articles for Sale For Rant 87 ~k- Houses For Sale ?2 Out ol Town-For Sale 75 apartment, MANCHESTER — Carpeted 2- Out ol Town-For Sale 75 MAN for tire service, with EARN monw in your spare CLERK — Accounts payable, NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - FIVE ROOM Duplex, heat, hot INDUSTRIAL space lor lease, FALL SPECIAL — Prime area, MACHINIST— Part-time, mor­ PORTER — Full-time, mature, WE NEED YOU part-time water, stove bedroom double, appliances. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, growing tire concern. Good experienced. Excellent fringe time. Vanda Beauty Counselors full time, some bookkeeping or Saturday and Sunday, 10-5, 132 5j;^^«[«“»-|'electriclty. Phone water, location, 36 Apel Place, Bolton area, suitable for 3-bedroom Colonial-Cape. Many Listing, 60’ nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ FALL SHIFT evenings, for a sales position. Take It away for $150. $180 per month. Call 646-1418. 9 room California Ranch. tion, 104 East Main Street, benefits and overtime.. Must be benefits, ^ p ly in person. East offers a unique opportunity for accounts payable experience. Laurel Street, Wapping, Conn. machine shop or manufac­ extras, immediate occupancy U&R built. Raised Ranch, 2 EAST HARTFORD - Fall earning and management ad­ Car necessary. Call 643-5548, 50-11 Homefinders, 549-6980. Only $42,900. Call T. j ' Flreplaced living room, formal Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry married and want steady work. Hartford Convalescent Home, 8 A.M. TO 2:45 P.M. Apply Dynamic Controls Corp. $20 fee. turing, 400 amp, service, about dining room, modern kitchen baths, acre treed lot, top condi- Special, move right in, prime Apply in person, Manchester vancements in the world of 8 Nutmeg Road, South Windsor, Wednesday, between 4 p.m. and SCOTT 7W h.p. outboard motor, FOUR ROOM, second floor 3,100 square feet with loading Crockett, Realtor,- 643-1577. ^"■Li W6,900. Hayes Agency, Passardi, 875-3325, between 745 Main Street, East Hartford. 3 P.M. TO 6:30 P.M. 7 p.m., 'Thursday between 1 and apartment, with dining area, family room, location is this 6(^ room Split. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, fashion and beauty. If you want 289-6807. An equal opportunity good running condition, $50. FIVE apartment. $165 including heat. dock. Easily accessible to Beautifully landscaped, 6:30 P.M. TO 10:30 P.M. further information about 6 p.m. Uon c R 3 222g'"n» ground floor Security. 646-1189. three large bedrooms, ‘fourth portunity employer. Manchester. ' CHILDREN back to school? employer. Call 644-2978. tion call 643-2229, after 6 p.m. ap apartment, caroeted. oanelod Route 1-84, 6 and 44. Call Able MANCHESTER - 8 room possible. 2-car garage, carpeting, built-ins, 2-car gar­ becoming a counselor call 875- Ck)ll and Electronics, Berlin, 1- Colonial, first floor family n e a u iiiu ii EAST HARTFORD - Close to You can earn while they learn. WOMEN for light assembly of JANITOR - Man to clean, ------alr-COndltlonedalr-condltloned.'Parking Parlrlna T „ : r . : eautifully landscaped age. Immaculate throughout. PORTER — Full-time, mature Be an Avon representative. 7357 for appointment. WE HAVE customers waiting AVAILABLE week of October 828-0374. the Aircraft, 6-6 Duplex' that Pclser Realty. 289-8828. FULL OR Part-time door-to- toys. Sitting. Must be fast and small manufacturing building. Florlst-Nuraerles 45 Marlow's Inc,, 867 1st., 5-room, two-bedroom door sales with a group. Must individual. Excellent fringe You’ll have your own business, accurate with hands. for the renta of your apartment Manchester. has been used as a rooming befits. Apply in person. East PART TIME shippins clerk (or Call 646-3800, Multi-Circuits, 50 apartment. Second floor, two- Large professionally house, 2-car garage. Priced to be 16 or over. Transportation your own hours, your own ear­ \ CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Did or home. |D . Real Estate CENTRALLY located, ample Hartford Convalescent Home, weekday mornings. Experience Harrison Street, Manchester. family house. Appliances, lan d sca^ lot in AA zone. Mid sell at $36.9(». Vacant, T. J. provided. 30% commission. Call nings. Call now, 289-4922. MEN—Run ovens, pack, etc. .your own, 90 cents or potted, Associates, Inc. 643-5129, / KIDS - Pets O.K. Two- parking, large carpeted office MANCHESTER — Investment 646-8147. 745 Main Street, East Hartford. not necessa^, but preferable. carpet, separate furnace. and waiting room, heat and 40s. Philbrick Agency, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. North Coventry $2 per hour. Start immediately. WAITRESS and kitchen woman $1.10.29 Mountain Rd., Glaston­ parking, Brookfield Street area. Adults, Realtors, 646-4200. package of two 64 Duplex plus DRIVER — Salesmen, steady KAGECO. WAHTED bury. Near Minnechaugh Golf .rpom apartment, Real fine St electricity included at $75 six room single. Fully rented. wanted, full or part-time, days TOOL MAKER, machinists, 91 Elm Si, ManchMtar Call 646-0174. with modern kitchen and bath no pets, 649-7057. monthly. Also space for light in­ NEW RJUSED RANCHES SALES CLERK - Mature work, A-1 Industrial Caterers, or evenings. Apply Top Hat Course. For details call The Zinsser woman, full-time. Five day milling machine operators, and 649-0305. Apply In Person e, $250. Seven large room eiS: ,?o?ee. dustrial work with loading plat- MANCHEISTER — 5 family plus Agency, 646-1511. Carpeting in family room with lathe operators. Experienced DELIVERY BOY and Clerk for Roast Beef, 257 Broad Street. form, $55 monthly, 64^i662, 5 car garage, excellent income, fireplace, living room, dining week, closed Mondays. Selling Garden Products 50 S ment, modern kitchen, I'A Furnished Apartments 64 TOLLAND experience preferred. Shoor preferrra, will train right man. EXPERIENCED Short Order. pharmacy, must have some ASSISTilHT baths, garage, $260, Security 623-9368. central location, $69,900. room, eat-in kitchen, IVk expereince. Part-time, KEYPUNCH Supervisor, COMSTOCK Place-4-room , 2- MANCHESTER — New Ranch, Jewelers, 917 Main St., Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ Hours 5 to 11 p.m., Monday no pets. Call 649-3050 family house, appliances, base­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, !! 4 BEDROOMS !i baths, king sized master pany, 121 Adams Street, adjustable hours. See Mr. FARM MANAGER wanted for second shift, 4 p.m. - NATIVE apples and native Hall 646-4200. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full Manchester. through Friday. Apply only in WANTED — Full-time, woman ment, yard for kids. $150.49-32. TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, 7,800 SQUARE Feet, truck basement, quiet street. $34,900. New 8 room Colonial on an bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, Manchester. ' Dworkin, Manager, Liggett midnight, must be top keypunch Haven peaches. Excellent for dock, sprlnklered, heavy floor person, Hartford Rd. Dairy who would enjoy caring for operator with supervision freezing and canning. Fresh ap­ LDOKING for anything in real Homefinders. 549-6980. $W fee refrigerator, heat, hot water. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. acre wooded lot. 2>/2 baths, 1st laundry, 2-car garages, acre Queen Brazier. Pharmacy, Manchester Large tobacco firm, man estate rental — apartments, Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main load. Warren E. Howland, TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 15 elderly wopian who is alert and Parkade. experience. Good starting ple cider., Ferrando Orchards, floor family room, 2 car gar­ lots. Starting at $37,900. not bedridden. Should be able to with experience in shade homes, multiple dwellings, no Street. ' Realtors, 643-1108. rooms, newly remodeled salary, benefits. Call Mrs. located,,on Birch Mountain Rd., kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms MANCHESTER — Bowers age. Priced at a reasonable WAITRESS — Over 18, part- make light meals, help with grown tobacco. House Cooper, E.C.M., 644-2445, South Glastonbury, 3 miles from fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Cape, 4-bedrooms, fireplace, FRECHEHE & MARTIN time, 4 hours daily, 6 days a GROUNDS employees — Apply Associates, Inc. 643-5129. APARTMEHT 2'A ROOM furnished efficiency 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 each side. Large private yard. $45,900. Peace and country bath, light housekeeping etc. in person only at the provided on farm. Windsor. Vito’s. , level treed lot, ideal es- REALTORS 047-0903 TIRE SERVICE MEN week for Manchester Good pay. Call 875-5485. apartment, lease and security cents per square foot including Immaculate condition can be ypurs. For more infor­ Immediate openinge for full-time tire service men Maintenance building, between RENTAL OFFICE throughout, garageS. Central B ed neighborhood. 30’s. mation call 649-5306, ask for restaurant. Some experience KEYPUNCH Operators - Full MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) deposit. 649-2252 after 5:30 heat, sprlnklered offices. Helen D. Ctole, Realtor, MLS, 9 and 12 noon. Manchester GRAPES — Pic6 your own, We have a large variety of Warren E. Howland, Realtors, location, $49,500. Philbrick Tony Wasilefsky. for our new Manchester location. Good starting rate preferred, but not necessary. EARN $15,000 per year or more Country Club. Write: M a n ch ester time days or part-time Modern (our rooms, including 643-6666. Good pay for dependable per­ bring your own containers. heat, hot water, carpeting, deluxe one and two-bedroom 643-1108. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. plus many company paid benefits. Must apply in driving Tractor 'Trailers. No Herald, Box "BB". Inter­ evenings, alpha-numeric Agostinelli, 270 Hackmatack son. Call 646-9168 after 3 p.m. experience necessary. We will appliances, storage, parking. apartments and townhouses Houses tor Rant 85 NICE Older home, lots of • • B&W • • person. view will be arranged. experience a must. Salary Street, Manchester (rear). RANCH — 6 rooms, IVi baths, ANDOVER — Cute 2 bedroom for interview. train you. For information A.C. PETERSEN $190 monthly. 649-2871,646-08W. throughout Manchester. Ren­ Resort Property-For Rent 68 privacy, rural setting. Four or Ranch, large living room with negotiable, benefits. Call tal office open daily from 9-5, formal dining room, 3 write Manchester Herald, Box E.C.M., 644-2445, South Wind­ FRESH sweet cider — apples, MANCHESTER — 9V* room five bedrooms, bam and gar­ The BARROWS WALLACE Co. stone fireplace, quite deadend PART-TIME Janitorial work FARMS CAPE COD — Chatham. Enjoy bedrooms, garage, treed lot, Realtors — MLS “TT.” Include name, address sor. peaches, pears and plums. Open MANCHESTER — Jefferson other times by appointment. Executive Colonial, 2Vk baths, age. Priced to sell. Paul W. street, short walk to private mornings. Call 649-5334. and phone number. has an Immediate opening Apartment, 1 bedroom, wall-to- top residential neighborhood. Indian summer in 2-bedroom $33,900. Philbrick Agency, Mancheiter Parkade — M9-5306 CAPITOL TIRE CO. 7 days per week. Botti Fruit Realtors, 646-4200. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. lake beach. Fast sale needed. for a manager-trainee in Its wall carpeting, dishwasher, Call lor details, Hayes Agency, heated cottage, near beaches. Reduced to $20,900. Lessenger 22 Thomas Stroat, East Hartford Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd. DMUTO ENTERPISSES, MC. Off season rates, 643-1073. WANTED — Attendants for SWIMMING POOL installers, Ice cream-sandwich shop PART TIME — Telephone sales Situation Wanted 38 appliances, and sliding glass 646-0131. Co. Realtors, 646-8713, 228-3101. weekends. Apply Hess, Broad experienced or will train. work, immediate openings for doors to private porch, $185, 240-A New State R l, Mandietter NEW Ck)lonials — Built by Mak GLASTONBURY - New all department. Must be neat Wanted ,to Rent Construction, Inc. All city Street, Manchester. Sabrina Pools, Route 44A, people with pleasant, clear WILL CARE for children, days. Household Goods 51 643-1440, 647-1342. 646-1021 APPLIANCES equipped 2- 69 brick 4 bedroom Dutch Coventry. and dependable. Apply In speaking telephone voices. You bedroom, 2-family house, utilities on deep lots. $37,500. OPEN HOUSE Phone 649-8033. McKee St. Dougherty St. Colonial. 3 baths, beamed first- COMPETENT General Ledger person, to Mr. Thomson, 8 can earn from $75-$150 per CLEAN USED — refrigerators, IMMEDIATE occupancy, sun­ heated, parking. M.C.C. RENTAL — Private home with Call today, they won’t last at floor family room with pegged OWN A LOVELY HOME IN A bookkeeper for local firm. a.m. - 5 p.m. week based on guaranteed ranges, automatic washers ny 4 rooms, for newlyweds, no students! $170. 45-7 yard, responsible married cou­ this price. Philbrick Agency, oak flooring, % acre wooded BABYSITTING in my licensed FOUR ROOM duplex. Hemlock Realtors, 646-4200. Sunday COUNTRY CLUB SETTING Company paid fringes. Only TRUCK DRIVER - salary plus commissions. Hours home, vicinity Center and with guaranteed. See them at B. pets, utilities extra, $140. Homefinders, 549-6980. $20 fee. ple with two young children, lot. Two fireplaces. Drive by those qualified need apply, 643- Experienced with furniture. available, mornings 9-1 or D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Street location. Couple excellent references. 643-7357. Sept. 9 & 16, 2-5 1-Level and Townhouse homes McKee Streets. Call 643-9723. Appliances Included, 633-6026. preferred, or one child per­ 236 Minnechaugh Drive, $68,50(). in 1, 2 and 3-bedroom models. 2133. Good pay and company A.C. PETERSEN evenings 5-9. If you are St., Call 643-2171. Out ol Town- CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently COLONIALS, Warren E. Howland, Realtor, mitted. $l40 plus security. 649- restored, 7 fireplaces, summer Fireplaces, cathedral benefits. Apply in person, Bez- energetic, ambitious, and need FOUR-ROOM ppartment. First 7069. For Rent 66 WANTED, five rooms, by fami­ RANCHES, CAPES, 643-1108. FARMS kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new ceilings, fu lly equipped G.E. KEYPUNCH NURSES AIDE - 11 to 7 a.m., zini BroUier Furniture, 519 East to supplement your present in­ Dogs-BIrda-Pets 41 CARPETS — Wholesale to you floor, heat, hot water, garage. ly of 3 adults. Small garden DUTCH COLONIALS full-time, or part-time. Apply Middle Tpke., Manchester. 240 Park Rd. come. Call now for personal in­ at our warehouse: The Carpet space if possible, 246-2669. baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, kitchens, air-conditioning and Modem kitchen, sunporch. No MANCHESTER — Jefferson ROCKVILLE — Modern 3-room Priced from BOLTON — Beautiful contem­ Burnside Convalescent Home, West Hartford, Conn. terview, those who nesitate are, Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., children, no pets, 649-7128. apartment, quiet area, stove. $58,900. Philbrick Agency, $36,900-$38,900 porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2‘/a full carpeting. Your own ten­ AKC German Shepherd pups, Apartments, spacious, attrac- Realtors, 64&4200. 870 Burnside Avenue, East 'TEACHER — (Secretarial sub­ lost. Call Mr. Jones at 527-7369. black and tan, for pets or show, Manchester. 646-8568. refrigerator, dishwasher, dis- CARPENTER and wife, will do baths, fieldstone fireplace, nis courts, golf course, swim- OPERATORS Hartford, 289-9571. jects), excellent opportunity tjye.i 2-bedroom apartment, repairs and renovations with VANTAGE REALTY, INC. $100, 872-2218. LARGE 4 room apartment with sliding doors to private porch, isal, ompletely carpeted, sunken living room, large ther­ noing pool and club house. The for a teacher well qualified in PART TIME, evenings and KENMORE clothes dryer, like ceramic tiled bath, equipped P' rg(ge rooms, including heat, compensation towards rent. MANCHESTER - 6 rooiw 872-9402 mopane windows on IVa acres MAN, part-time for Saturdays, 15-20 hours weekly. wall-to-wall carpeting, color Cape, l |/2 baths, modern finest in condominium living. NOW IS THE TIME... WANTED babysitter in my secretarial subjects. Post maintenance. Laurel Manor, AKC Shih Tzu puppy, champion new. Moving. $50. Phone 646- kitchen, heat and hot water parxingarlting area, storage, laundrylaundr Call after 6 p.m., 646-1663. with 10 mile view, $48,500. From $30,000. home, hours 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. secondary secretarial school $2.25-$3 hourly. No experience 8344. keyed appliances, paneling, **•••••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen, finished family room, • Consider a change in empioyment 649-4519. sired, gray and wmte male, 649- provided. Excellent location. beams, electric heating, $195, facilities. $160. 649-5635, 643- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Must have own transportation. with highly motivated students. necessary. Maintenance work. 4858, 649-1965. Rental, $175 per month. Lease Apartment Buildings- garage, aluminum siding. ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-4200. • Chiidren are back to schooi Also part-tim e su, 643-1440, 647-1342. For Sale yg Call 643-7809 after 5. Daytime schedule. Should have PART TIME office worker. pervisory BEDROOM SET, double bed and escrow required. Call Jar­ Desirable location, Stanley PILGRIM’S HARBOR state certification. Excellent position available. Ca111569-0630. with bedding, bookcase head- Agency, 643-5724. Lots-Latfd tor Sale 73 • Vacations are ending Laurel Manor, 649-4519. BLACK Miniature, AKC, male vis Realty Co., Realtors, 643- MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom VERNON — Country View HELIARC welders, second salary. For interview please board, triple dresser with 1121. HARTFORD — Income proper­ Exit 14, off 1-91, Wallingford. • Additionai income is needed poodle, 4 months old, Duplex, IVt baths, newly Apartments. Four large rooms, MANCHESTER 102x632’ AA VERNON shift. Experience not call Mrs. Magner, at 563-2871. housebroken, reasonable. Call mirror, chest. Excellent condi­ heated, stove, refrigerator, ties from 6-36 apartments. FULL dormer Cape, 3 large Call for information or Wo have openings requiring a minimum of one year redecorated, heat included. Prices range $20,000 to $425,000. bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. necessary, will train responsi­ after 6 p.m., 646-0256. tion, 646-6141. AVAILABLE October 1st, 4- garbage disposal, park two Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, POLISHED!! brochure. 1-265-2011. Mildred experlenca punching card or tape. ble individual vyith high degree OFFICE Secretary for busy Available immediately. Securi­ Many to choose from. Jason screened porch, immaculate. room apartment, first floor, ty required, $165, 643-0543. cars, $185 monthly, OT5-6100 or 643-6666. Appealing 7 room Dutch Higgins, exclusive sales FULL TIME HOURS: of manual dexterity. &nus plus doctor’s office, mature female, HIGH Spirited one year old MAPLE Sofabed, 2 matching full sized kitchen, self-cleaning 875-7186. Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No Many extra features, 30’s. Call agent. all company paid benefits. App­ must have knowledge of light chairs, $25. Duncan Phyfe calls 1-6 p.m. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, Colonial Raised Ranch, for­ 8:15 A.M. - 4:15 P.M. O fpKrtonities it female Irish setter, AKC stove, 2-door refrigerator, am­ TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building mal dining room, family ly Connecticut Cycle bookkeeping, typing and dining table with leaf, seats 8. ple cabinets and closets. Heat M anctw ster ROCKVILLE - Rockland 643-1108. registered, reasonable. 742-9869 lot, Merrow Road. T.J. room, 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths. Noon - 8 P.M. Accessories, 316 Hartford Rd., telephone experience, 4Vi day between 4:30-6:30 $25. Stereo-maple cabinet, $50. and hot water included, fully Terrace Apartment, Highland Business Property - For BOLTON — Fall Special im­ week, Saturday mornings, 9- NOWRENTKHI Sale______71 SPARKLING clean 6-room Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ Exquisite home in executive PART TIME HOURS: Manchester. 643-6103. tiled bath, basement storage, Ave., large one bedroom fice, 875-6279: maculate 6-room Cape, 3 5:30. Send resume in writing to JACOBS TOY FOX Terrier, male pup­ laundiy facilities. Good loca­ The New apartments, available im­ Colonial. Raised hearth neighborhood. Immediate oc­ bedrooms, den, garage. 5:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.M. BROAD Strebt — 100’ frontage fireplace, V/z baths, formal The days may be getting cooler but Box B, Manchester Herald. Our expansion program pies, reasonable to good home. Wanted to Buy 58 tion, $190 including garage, 643- HOMESTEJU) PARK m U G E mediately. Includes heat, hot cupancy. Realistic price. $49,- Aluminum storms, wwxied lot, OR SIX HOURS A DAY with a 3100 square foot building, dining room, aluminum siding, HEBRON — 145 acres, open the Herald Classified U s are s ti Hot! combined with the success Rockville, 872-6729. 4884. By Dameto water, carpeting, air- could add second floor, good Helds and rolling woodlands, 500. Please call 649-5306 for extras galore. Peiser Realty, CONVENIENT TO YOUR SCHEDULE RECEPTIONIST for dental of­ of our new product lines has WANTED — Antique furniture, conditioning, all appliances, sliding glass doors in basement. details. 289-8628. fice, experienced. Also dental 1 & 2 Bedroom Tomdiouses business area. F. J. Spilecki Ideal for family room and adjacent to state park. 1,500’ Lots get together to discuss yotir situation and our needs. created these Immediate WANTED — Good home for glass, pewter, oil paintings or HEATED 5-room duplex, stove, with dishwasher ana disposal. frontage includes large 1700 chairside assistant experienced Featuring: Realtor, 643-2121. patio. Mid 30’s. Keith Real Call us at any number below: SALESWOMAN for exciting opportunities. white male miniature French other antique items. Any quan­ parking, basement/storage, Private terrace and pool, $175., restorable Colonial. Call • • B&W • • COVENTRY —I Richmond career in the prestigious world preferred. Reply to P.O. Box • Saif clean range Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Road, Cute 3 room cedar shake Poodle, free. 649-6941 after 4 tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, yard. Best bet at $190. 49-33. 872-6360, 529-6586. EAST Center Street — Office Warren E. Howland, Realtors, of radio. Full or part-time. 2356 Vernon, (5onn. p.m. 165 Oakland astreet. Homefinders, 549-6980. $20 fee. • Large refrigerator 643-1108. The BARROWS L WALLACE Co. home, on 1.5 plus or minus • 547-5388 • 547-5100 ^ * * ------' building, originally set up for MARTIN School — 7-room -Realtors — MLS Serve your community while Technical • Shag carpeting ROCKVILLE — 3V» room apart- acres. Beautiful landscaping, you earn big commissions. CONTROL desk operator dental office. Waiting room, Raised Ranch, 2Vz baths, 2-car Manchester Parkade — 649-5308 brook, loads of room for expan­ 547-3218 • 547-3276 ENGLISH Springer Spaniels, ANTIQUE furniture, glass, 95 WEST Middle Turnpike — 4 W • Color co*ordlnatod ment, appliances, heat, two operating rooms, spare VERNON — 8 acres, one mile Im m ^iate openings. Fringe needed for Thursday, Friday, AKC, two beautiful puppies round oak tables, cast iron toys, room Duplex, heat, hot water, parking, no pets, no children, garage, stone front, plastered sion. $18,500. Lessenger Co. Saturday and Sunday evenings. ► MECHANICAL • Full private baaamanta room, three labs, half bath, walls, appliances, city utilities, from Route 44, 3 miles from benefits. Leading community left. Closeout prices, 1-537-5734. collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 stove, refrigerator, garage, $125 m o n tn ly , s e c u rity . Route 15, $15,500. Jason Brooks COVENTRY — Excitingly un­ Realtors, 646-8713, 228-3101. oriented radio station looking Must be neat, courteous, anytime. • Hook-ups for washer dryer parking, plus three-room apart­ large lot. By Ansaldi. (Charles LABORATORY SUPERVISOR basement laundry. Available Available October 1st., 646-1060. ment on second floor, $50,000. Agency, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 ique custom built Raised Ranch for creative, hardworking, reliable. No phone calls. Apply • Private patios & entrances Lesperance, 649-7620. Coventry (North) $38,900 THE HARTFORD Supervise mechanical test laboratory engaged in October 1st. Call 649-2865. Philbrick. Agency, Realtors, p.m. on wooded lot, balcony community oriented represen­ Manager, Parkade Lanes. Live Stock 42 HIGHEST prices paid for an­ • Walk to shopping ft schools EAST HARTFORD honey - conducting variety of test procedures including diesel 646-4200. BUILT 1960, spacious 3- overlooks beamed cathedral ITS EXCITING You’ll like working at The Hartford Insurance Group, 690 tative. Call WINF/CBS 646- tique furniture, paintings, CHESTNUT Street - 2- Model Apts. Open heated one-bedroom, parking ceilinged living room, formal PART-TIME Clerk, evenings engine operation and truck braking systems. Able to bedroom Ranch, carpeting, BOLTON — Vernon section, Asylum Avenue, Hartford Plaza, Hartford, ConnoctiGut We 1230, Mr. Charnas. An equal op­ HORSES boarded, have room clocks and all collectibles. Any bedroom, large rooms, Dally 12 ’til Dark provided. Neat as a pin tor $115. lake view, half acre, $6,000, dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, For the young at heart. Brand portunity employer. and alternate Saturday, over 18. devise test programs and procedures, maintain and RESTAURANT - 150 seat, fireplace, 2 full baths, many new Raised Ranch on a huge are an equal opportunity employer/male and fynale. for a few more. Plenty of quantity. Cameron, 644-8962. appliances, parking. Can’t be End of C inirett SL 49-1 Homefinders, 549-6980. $20 liquor, parking. Eastern Coventry, half acre, $3,900, An­ king sized master, multi-, apply in person. Mount Vernon repair test equipment. pasture. Best of feed, at very fee. extras. Immediate occupancy. country lot. Unique contem­ Dairy, 244 Broad Street, beat at $150. 48-35. oH West MUMe tpk e. Connecticut. Must sell. Call $36,900. Gerard Agency, dover, $1,800. Hayes Agency, functional finished lower level, MECHANIC — Experienced low rate. Come out anytime and WANTED — Used trampoline, Homefinders, 549-6980. $20 fee. 646-0131. in-law apartment, 2'A baths, 2- porary front, beamed need only apply. Must be Manchester. Tel M64363, 643-4535 or €46-1021 Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Realtors, 649-6030. ► MECHANICAL look around. Ernest S. Gowdy, call 643-4605. ANDOVER — Four-room 643-1108. car garage. High 30s. Philbrick cathedral ceilings, 3 good capable of doing tune-up and Brewster Street, Coventry. apartment, heated. Phone 742- SOUTH Windsor — Birch Hill Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. sized bedrooms, large diagnosing problems. General PAINTER’S Helpers, no WANTED large rabbit hutch 7541 or 742-7492. WEST SIDE — Immaculate 3- FABRICATION lead man. FREE TOYS — Free Christmas LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Houses For Sale 72 bedroom Colonial, formal area, one acre plus, $11,000. sundeck from formal dining repair, pleasant personality. experience necessary. Start im­ RUNNING Brook Stables, with run, good condition. Call LIMITED number one- Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. Printed circuit board manufac­ in your free time. Demonstrate References requirea. Inquire in mediately. Must have transpor­ Perform a variety of tests on diesel engines equipped , bedroom apartments available. dining room, front-to-back room, 2 baths, built-ins, toys for Friendly. Call Cathy boarding, grooming, exer­ 875-9326 after 5. ^ ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, DUPLEX 44, excellent condi­ No calls 1-6 p.m. TOLLAND turer has an opening for an person. Salary commensurate tation. $2.50 to $3 hourly depen­ with retarders and component parts. Assist with 6eld cising, trails, pastures, straight '••••••#••••••••••••••••••••• PRESIDENTIAL Squire Village, Spencer Street, appliances, parking, basement, living room, one-car detached fireplace and 2 garages. If you experienced man in set-up of 684-3659. ding upon ability. 643-9339, 9 test installations. tion, garage, large yard, near garage. Large level treed lot. want something unique, call with experience. Silver Lane or box stalls. One month’s free Rooms Without Board 59 Manchester. Equal opportunity yard for kids. Economy minded ANDOVER — 93 acres, 3,600’ of 6 ROOM L RANCH template routing or related Shell, 252 Spencer St., a.m. to 12 noon. VILUGE APTS. housing. For information call school, call 649-0873. Close to schools and shopping. Joe Gordon, 649-5306. WOMAN wanted for pot rent with lease, 569-2200. at $130. 52-2. (^11 Homefinders road frontage, all buildable, ten Pack your bags and move procedures. Must be able to Manchester after 1 p.m. THE Thompson House — Cot­ 646-5276. 549-6980, $20 fee. Mid 30’s. Scott St. James Real­ read blueprints and use washing and general help. Good ► PRODUCT DESIGN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Near ty, 875-0744, 872-9700. minutes to Manchester. Jason right in to a well maintained, 3 ••••••••••#••••••••••••••••• tage St., centrally located, Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No • • B&W«» measuring equipment. Apply to wages, free meals included. BIRCH STREET - Four Parkade, 4-room Ranch, rec bedroom Ranch on a gorgeous Must furnish own transporta­ DRAFTSMAN Articles lor Sale 45 large, pleasantly furnished One and two bedrooms. WILLIMANXJC- First floor, 4 calls 1-6 p.m. Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, rooms, first floor flat, $130. One room, excellent condition, treed lot. Large living room, The BARROWS Si WALLACE Co. tion. Call 649-5313. Mechanical product design requiring some background rooms, bring the kids and treed lot, $25,900. Hayes Agen­ Realtors — MLS Street, Manchester or call 646- Immediate Openings for overnight and permanent Near schools, churches child accepted, 649-8350. Manchester large kitchen and dining area, 3800. in hydraulic controls and mechanisms assisting in ALUMINUM sheets used as rover, too! Only $125. 52-19. cy, 646-0131. COVENTRY — % acre point on Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 guest rates. and shopping center, on Homefinders, 549-6980. $20 fee. oven and range, baked enamel development of diesel engine components and truck printing plates, .007 thick, Bolton Lake, $5,000. Jason DRIVERS for school buses, FOR WEAVERS, 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. bus line. Call anytime. MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No aluminum storms & screens, SET-UP MAN wanted for accessories. room apartment, stove, MANCHESTER - 3-family hours 7:30-8:43 a.m. and 2:15- Phone 643-2711. ROOM for working gentleman. VERNON — Willow Brook calls 1-6 p.m. lovely panelled rec room. $33,- WILLIMANTIC - Starter - department engaged in light 646-2623 refrigerator, references, no Duplex, bus line, nice yard, Retirement. Walking distance 3:30.p.m. Will train, good pay. LOOM FIXERS & May be seen at 129 Walker Apartments, 3Vk rooms at $180; 900. Call Joe Gordon, 649-5306. machining operations and Street after 6 p.m. pets, $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. separate furnaces, good income to shopping center, quiet dead Apply now. Call 643-2414. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 4Mi rooms at $195. Includes builder. Hayes Agency, 646- 40 ACRES of land in mechanical assembly work. Production • • end street, city water, city Some knowledge of punch press MACHINE OPERATORS cents each. Inquire side door, heat, hot water, refrigerator, 0131. Manchester on East Hartford B&W • • MACHINISTS - We have’the Manchester Evening Herald. WANTED — Female room PLEASANT four-room apart­ line. Philbrick Agency, sewerage, aluminum siding, desirable. Apply LaPointe In­ Hours: Alternating 1st & 2nd shift ment, newly renovated. Stove oven-range, disposal, dis­ full basement, large out following openings — Lathe, ► SET-UP & OPERATE mate by same, Manchester hwasher, wall-to-wall Realtors, 646-4200. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. dustries, Inc., 155 West Main or straight 2nd area. Call 646-8616, ask for and refrigerator. For details FOREST HILLS - Nutmeg building. A lovely 2-bedroom Street, Rockville. An equal op­ Bridgeport, vertical turret • MILLING MACHINES DARK rich, clean loam, 5 CLEAN, 4 room Duplex, near car'peting, air-conditioning, built Garrison Colonial, 4 Realtors — MLS Jackie. call, 647-1193. New aluminum Manchester Parkade - 649-5306 home. Only $21,5()0. Owner, 1- portunity employer.. lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy or straight 3rd yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, hospital, $160. 649-2218 or 643- parking, swimming pools, bedrooms, 2V4 baths. Owner. BOLTON — Approved 2Vz acre Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, • DRILLING EQUIPMENT sand, stone, pool and patio 4696. siding and roof. wooded building lot on dead-end 456-1129. FOUR ROOM, second floor lighted tennis courts, basket­ Principals only, 643-0538. Manchester, 649-0000. We wiii train quaiified appiicants - • PRODUCTION sand, 643-9504. CLEAN Quiet furnished room, ball court, ice skating, picnic street. Philbrick Agency, for working gentleman. Call apartment near park, bus stop Realtors, 646-4200. COVENTRY - Handyman’s BOLTON — 18.5 acres of land, PUNCH PRESS operator — Appiy Company Paid Benefits • MACHINING EQUIPMENT VERY CLEAN 3-bedroom, 2- groves, storage. No pets. Call MANCHESTER - Porter Call EXPERIENCED woman SCREENED loam, gravel, 646-7944. family house, stove, basement. and stores. Stove and delight, 2-bedroom Ranch, over 250’ frontage Route 6, some die setting experience Must have experience in operation of equipment, be refrigerator. $150 monthly, Vernon, 872-8511 between 9-4, Street section, 6-room custom aluminum siding. Jason Brooks zoned business, modern 8-room wanted for counterwork, part- processed gravel, sand, stone, Kids O.K. A real deal for $20. weekdays, after 4, and on ELLINGTON — Building lot, necessanr. LaPointe Industries, able to set-up own work, read micrometers and scales, lease, security. Middle-agea built Cape, dormer, garage, WARREN E. Agency, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 house and other buildings. Inc., 155 West Main Street, time. Apply Ann's Spot, 2\ Oak C h e n e ^ ^ Brothers, Inc. and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ ROOM available in private 47-26. Homefinders, 549-6980. weekends, call 872-4400. treed lot. Hayes Agency, 646- near Ellington Ridge Country Street, Manchester. 3T Cooper Hill Street interpret shop drawings. dover, 742-78&. home. Icfeal for nurse, near $20 fee. couple. No pets or children, Club, $7,5M. Philbrick Agency, p.m. Owner will finance. Frank Rockville. An equal opportunity references required. Available 0131. ______HOWLAND Mott, 643-5658. employer. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Hospital.'jParking. Phone 643- BOLTON — Two bedroom Realtors, 646-4200. BOYS 12-14 wanted to sell SCUBA GEAR for sale, com­ 1894. J September 15th. Call 646-1074 ADELAIDE ROAD —"Center Realtors 643-1108 LEBANON - $30,900. Three- Tel. 643-4141 ► OPERATORS THREE ROOM apartment, anytime. Duplex, garage, country set­ newspaper subscriptions plete outfit. Call 643-1980. $175 monthly, includes dis­ chimney Colonial, 2 fireplaces, FLORIDA — Unspoiled Sanibel bedroom Ranch, huge harvest ting. Available October 1st. $175 kitchen, flreplaced living room, Wanted-Real Estate REAL ESTATE Career. Earn evenings 5:30-8 p.m. Call Mr. BAR AND CHUCKING MACHINE YOUNG GENTLEMAN, cen- hwasher, stove and per month. Security deposit, modern kitchen with built-ins, Island, large lot in tropical set­ 77 $12,000 plus. License required Cordera, 647-9946. LOAM for sale. Call 646-4208. tral, master bedroom with FOUR ROOMS, second floor, large formal dining room, front ting. Short walk to gulf beach, on % acre treed lot with 30x40’ EXPERIENCE refrigerator, air-conditioner, references, 6434461. outbuildin,ig. Jason Brooks or in process. Call Pasek DIETARY Aide — mature telephone, next to shower, and wall-tb-wall carpeting. no pets. Security, $125. Phone to back living room, large front CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 private access. Call 228-9349. SELLING your home or Realtors, 289-7475. KITCHEN AIDE — 5 days a woman needed to help with TAG SALE — September 15-16, parking. 649-6801 after 6. mornings, or after 8 p.m., 649- foyer, den, screened porch, 4 Agency, 6417-1632. No calls 1-6 acreage? For prompt friendly Convenient location. Call 646- 1265. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, week, Monday through Friday, kitchen duties. Will train. ► AUTOMATIC SCREW 10-5. Rain date, 22-23. Furniture 7489 after 6, bedrooms, 2Vt baths, garage, beamed ceiling, garages, view...... service, call Louis Dimock Business Locatlons- Realty. 649-9823. PART-TIME, days, lane three days 9 a.m.-2 p.m., two Manchester Manor Nursing MACHINE--Multi-spindle and miscellaneous items. 230 Wanted-Rooms 62 For Rent 67 large lot. High on a hill in one of Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Resort Property-For Sate 74 maintenance and general days 6:39 a.m.-2 p.m. Apply First Class Home, 385 West Center Street. Lake Street, Manchester. CONVENIENTLY located, 2- M a n c h e s te r’s fin e s t 2nd Shift Openings GOOD MORNING! I’m a 2- cleaning. Amly in person, Ver­ Burnside Convalescent Home, Call 646-0129. Apartments For Rent 63 bedroom double with bedroom apartment, second neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen­ MANCHESTER - New listing, COVENTRY(NORTH) ALL CASH for your property SHEET METAL floor in 2-family. Appliances, COVENTRY LAKE, five room within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, non Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ • OPERATORS “NEVER used anything like appliances, a garage and fenced MANCHESTER — 100,000 cy, Realtors, 646-4200. spacious 2-family, central loca­ summer cottage, pine paneled, !!N0W IS THE TIME!! ford. • SET-UP MAN it,” says users of Blue Lustre adults, no pets. Immediate oc­ square feet, will divide. tion, double garage, bus line, instant service. Hayes Agency, MECHANICS MANCHESTER - Midlandand yard for only $130. cupancy, $175, 643-9153. fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- Prices keep going up, so why 646-0131. EARN MONEY carpet cleaner. Rent electric Centennial Apartments, two Homefinders, 549-69W. $20 fee. Suitable for manufacturing and TWO FAMILY - 5-5 flats, good $39,500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. shampooer, $1. The E. A. John­ rooms at $120; three rooms at 51-11, warehouse. 1-226-1206. income, $29,900. Philbrick wait. This 6V4 room, brick & MACHINE IMMEDIATELY ► SET-UP MAN (2nd Shift) son Paint Company, 723 Main $150, $155 and $160: four rooms Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - New on front Split is just for you. It is WE WILL buy your house for Out of Town-For Sale 75 cash. Call anytime, Hutchins Sell nationally-famous Knapp Capable of setting up milling machines and related Street, Manchester, 649-4501. at $170 and $175. Newly 460 MAIN St. — Ideal (or store, market, impeccable 6-room completely carpeted, with ASSEMBLERS TWO BEDROOM, centrally WOODLAND Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ADVERTISING MSPATCH Shoes part-time or full-time. metalworking production machinery. Ability to read renovated. Includes heat, hot located apartment, privacy, office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- RANCH house on corner lot Cape, 1V4 baths, breezeway, GLASTONBURY - New fireplace, family room, gar­ Outlet Include proofing of advertleing copy, Minimum one year High cash commissions im­ shop drawings, use precision measuring instruments TAG SALE — September 15, 10 water, oven-range, adults only, ho pets, security 5. with shade trees and sidewalks. garage, aluminum siding, over­ exciting Contemporary :Raised age, built-ins. Priced at $35,- a.m.-5 p.m. Tools, wood car­ MANOR Oversized carport and redwood SELLING your property? Call delivering of tear aheete, and miecellaneoue office experience. Must read mediately plus bonuses and familiarity with milling machine tooling and refrigerator, parking and and references requirea. sized 125x152 parklike lot. An Ranches. Minnechaug'n Moun­ 900. Call Tony Wasilefsky at ving and miscellaneous. 63 storage. No pets. Call Vernon, MANCHESTER 10,000 square enclosed patio. City water and unusual offering. Bel Air Real us.first.t. We’ll buy your home du lee. Mutt have car. Weekly ealary. medical plan, blueprints. Excellent fringe monthly, benefits. Your own operational practices required, Available October 1st. $225. APARTMENTS tain area. Woodhaven DriVe. 649-5306. immediately at a fair price, all mileage compansatlofh. Sterling Rd., East Hartford. 872-8511. Write Box, T, Manchester feet industrial space. Fully sewers, 'rtiree bedrooms, living Estate, 643-9332. Top quality construction, benefits and pay. hours, your own business. No HouwstaMl StrMt sprlnklered, .loading docks, of­ room and kitchen with com­ cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, investment. Free selling and Herald. (Off W. MkMIa Tpke.) choice treed lots. High 60’s. • • B&W • • Arruda Realty. Direct inquiriee to Duane Edmonds Director of ► CUTTER GRINDER (2nd Shift) TAG SALE — 72 Doane Street, FIVE ROOM apartment. 2 fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- plete built-ins including VERNON Street — 7 room Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Advertleing, Manchester Evening Herald. - PRESSURE BLAST training kit. R.L. Johnson, Manchester. Friday, Sept. baths, third floor, stove and MANCHESra 0131. refrigerator, oven, range, dis- Split, with 2 baths, on lot The BARROWS i WALLACE Co. Dept. CMH-1, Knapp Centre, Able to work independently making own set-ups on 14th., 5 p.m. to dark. Saturday Realtors - MLS CASH Buyer for B or C Zoned MFG.C0., INC. refrigerator included. $135 per BiriK by hwasne)', disposal, breakfast 100x300, with swimming pool, VERNON — Beautiful corner Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 16 Brainard Place Phone 643-2711 Brockton, Mass. 02401 wide variety of cutters requiring all-around experience. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. month. CIpse to 1-86.643-1126,9- UAR HOUSINfi CORP. PROFESSIONAL office, coounter, two baths. Assumable patio with fireplace, fruit trees, lots. Immediate sale. Merritt 41 Chapel Street treed lot surrounds- this 3- Agency. 646-1180. Everything must go. 5. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury beautiful, spacious. Excellent 4Y«% mortgage. Asking $36,500, etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar­ bedroom Ranch. Large kitchen Manchester, Conn. VlUAaER 643-1081. O T H E R J O B apartments. Features wall-to- exposure. First floor, all age. Reasonable occupancy. with self-cleaning oven and PAINTER — Minimum 5 years GARAGE SALE - 141 Colby AVAILABLE November 1st. APARTMENTS facilities, parking. Reasonable T.J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. experience, year 'round work, OPPORTUNITIES wall carpeting, vanity tile range, city water and sewer. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, Drive, East Hartford, Satur­ five-room, second flpor apart­ Five-room, 2-bedroom rent. 649-16TO, 649-3549. MANCHESTER — Executive Priced to sell at $26,900. Cantor Auctions 79 benefits. 649-9658. day, September 15, l()-6. baths, built-in oven, range, Ranch, prestige neighborhood, between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Stop in to see us. ment, 23 Huntington Street. townhouse, wall-to-wall & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442, weekdays. Everything priced to sell. $150 monthly. Adults. 649-6023. dishwasher, refrigerator and STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 formal dining room, central air IMMEDIATE 875-6244. Positions Now Open DRIVER to drive 4 boys to Your experience, Clothes galore, movie projec­ carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ disposal, electric heat, 2 air square feet. Stock Place, rear. and vac, 2-car garage, school in Pomfret, in a.m. and ditioners, appliances, heat OCCUPANCY may qualify you for tor, some furniture, train set, MANCHESTER — 2-bedruom conditioners, glass sliding Attractive ren‘al. Call 522-3114. beautifully appointed inside and BOLTON — Four bedroom home in p.m. hours ap­ sewing machine and many and hot water, Itk tiled baths, out. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- an opening not condominium. l ‘» baths, family doors, oil large rooms. Full Ranch with two-car garage, set DRIVERS. Must have class 2 license. proximately 7-9 a.m. 4-6 p.m. other numerous items. room, carpeting, all appliances, washer and dryer hookup, 122 EAST CENTER Street - 1632. No calls 1-6 p.m. Manchester - Well built For winter work. car provided. Call 649-2521. basement storage area, ample on one-acre landscaped lot. AUCTION listed or a future pool, tennis, clubhouse. Possi­ patio. No pets. New first-floor office space, Colonial off Autumn Street Plus two-full baths, flreplaced Saturday, Sapl. IS, at 10:00 A.M. for Mr. and Mrs. BARN SALE — Combination oil parking. Starting at $175. Han­ UJ8RICATI0N MAN. Experienced.- opportunity. ble purchase option. Merritt dy to shopping, schools, bus convenient location, ample R(X:KLEDGE - Eight room that features brick and frame living room, formal dining Benjamin Boahnick, Route 87, Columbia (about 1Pl‘ani'Cs! UAR HOUlINQ CORP. etc. Needs a little TLC but the Company utilities. $150 Security MANCHESTER - Six-room power mowers, tools, etc. It stormy, postponed to next • ZAMBONI OPERATORS Sunday, 10-5, at 29 Cornwall 040-0001 price is only $31,000. COVENTRY North, 7 room Business woman only. 643-7774,' MANCHESTER - 4 room. 2 THREE carpeted, air- Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, center hall Colonial Cape, IVk day. Lunch. Bring your chair. 310 Cnitor Street • CUSTODIANS wocoos Drive. Tws. clothes, household bedroom apartment, marruHl Robtri Rhpdgflk, RMitor conditioned rooms available Manchester^ formal dining room, aluminum baths, first floor family room, BO B HENDRICKSON, Auctioneer and Appraiser 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut goods. Directions: Demlng NVE R(H)M ■■(iiii z couple, no children or dogs (V- 048-0001 Write Box “A ’\ Manchester Herald iipnrtnient. 2 immediately. Can be sub­ siding, attached oversized gar­ MARTENS AGENCY garage. Excellent residential Columbia 228-3900 An tevsl ennohynitt m tlnm M/f Street to Baldwin Street, to ■Jober 1st., appliances, un­ OltpliM J. Luohon Jr. ______Pleese Include Phone Number bedrooms garage, cellar divided. Call 649-5261 or stop at age. Walk to East Catholic and Realtors location. Immediate occupan­ Brvan Drive, to Cofnwall storage, locatetT Hartford heated, $135. 633-9057 after 5- Oupl. - 040-0207 John H. Launen, Inc. 164 Bast Parkade, $30’s, LaPenta Agen­ "Auctions Since 1947" Drive. p.m. 6 4 6 -2 8 8 0 cy, $39,900. Hayes Agency. 646- Hoad. $1.60. Call 649 2871, cy, Realtors, 646-2440. 0131. >

I r pa g e TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 13, 1973 4 Refuse Area Open Sunday Police 12S East MMdto Tpks. DOUBLE Obituaries .Mnchester’s sanitary landfill will be open this Sunday to OpiNMits St lartiioloiMw's HlanrtjfBtpr lEam ug Upralh allow North End residents to dispose of brush, stumps, and Report Ctmrofi on the firoon Mrs- Helen Hyman demolition material, according to Jay Giles, the town’s MANCHESTER MmohottOf SftH GREEN Mrs. Helen H. Hyman of 137 public works director. Arrests made by Manchester •TAM»« Branford St. died Wednesday at. Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS The landfill will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Police Wednesday included: OKN MON. ft TUES. STAMPS MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1973 - VOL, XCII, No, 293 a Manchester convalescent The facility will be opened so North End residents can —James B. Mahoney Jr., 26, home. She was the widow, of dispose of material which accumulated after a tornado of 76 Tankerhoosan Rd., Ver­ 8 iM . TO 9 P.M. Albert Hyman. SAT. MTE swept through the area last week. non, charged at 1 a.m. with WED. THRU SAT. Mrs. Hyman was born in threatening, illegal possession Hartford and had lived in the Giles said residents are requested not to bring garbage 8 AJM. TO 10 P.M. or rubbish Sunday “ as the facility won’t be set up to of non-narcotic controlled sub­ 7 to 10 P.M. Hartford-Manchester area all stance (marijuana), and illegal her life. receive this kind of waste.’’ possession of prescription LIVE ^ “The Flnett M ont Sold Anywhere" Survivors are a son, Thomas Tax To Cool Economy legend drugs. Police said the Hyman of Washington, D.C.; a charges were lodged after a Frldiy and daughter, Mrs. Mary Ogden of man complained he was Saturday Whle Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Potter Says Town threatened by a man with a M AINE Thay i M t . Mary Patnod of Windsor; and knife on Hartford Rd. Mahoney six grandchildren. was released on a 3500 surety The funeral is Saturday at Should Control bond for court appearance Sept. Chilled By Congressmen 8:15 a.m. from the Newkirk and 24. LOBSTERS Whitney Funeral Home, 776 —Scott K. Wagner, 18, of 425 Farmington Ave., West Hart­ Its Wetlands Hackmatack St., charged U.S.D.A. Choice WASHINGTON (AP) - A hail of der consideration, Laird said the proposal said, for example, in an Oct. 7, 1972, radio ford, with a Mass at St. Mark Wednesday night, via a Circuit Congressional opposition has greeted a was to impose a surcharge, probably of 10 the Evangelist Church, West speech, "America needs not a tax increase, (Continued from Pugr 1) would also have to write Court 12 warrant, with second- suggestion that President Nixon may try to per cent, so that a person who normally but tax relief.” Hartford, at 9. Burial will be in degree criminal mischief. Fairview Cemetery, West Hart­ Agriculture. Botanical species regulations, advisory com­ fight inflation by increasing income taxes paid $1,000 in taxes would pay $1,100 in­ which are characteristic of mittee members agreed. The Police said the charge stems In his message to Congress last Monday, ford. temporarily and returning the extra funds stead. The extra $100 would be refunded in wetlands are also used in statd’s model regulations could from moving heavy equipment lb. Nixon said, “This administration continues Friends may call at te funeral at a construction site off to taxpayers later. two to five years, after inflation abated. home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. defining such areas. be adopted, but they might be TOMHHIMI STEAK its strong opposition to a tax increase.” Keeney St. Wagner was The purpose of the tax increase would be There will be a prayer service The wetlands act encourages “too severe" for Manchester, U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.DJL CHOICE “This is not the same as a tax increase,” municipal participation in Potter explained. released on his written promise Jmporttid to take money out of the economy, to help Laird argued, holding the plan would not Ullman said of the proposal “I couldn’t Friday at 8 p.m. at the funeral to appear in court Sept. 24. TOP SIRLOIN BOnOM ROUND home. regulation of wetlands. The Once the map and regulations slow the current economic boom. violate Nixon’s pledge against increasing support it. I favor a loophole-closing tax bill amended act has extended to are prepared and approved by that would raise revenue.” Accidents reported by If the report given newsmen Thursday by taxes. Miss Ida Degenkolbe July 1, 1974, the deadline for the state, the local agency BOILED STEAK local implementation of the act would have to set up a Manchester Police included: ROAST Presidential Counselor Melvin R. Laird But most representatives and senators Rep. Herman T- Schneebeli of Penn­ ROCKVILLE - Miss Ida B. —A Wednesday night collision was intended as a trial balloon — as some sylvania, senior Republican member of the Degenkolbe, 97, formerly of — If a municipality doesn’t take procedure for handling who commented didn’t see it that way. action by then, the Department applications and conducting on Main St., north of Pearl St,, congressmen suggested — it may well have “It looks like a trial balloon they are Ways and Means Committee, said his first Elm St., died Wednesday at a involving cars driven by Robbin Rockville convalescent home. of Environmental Protection business, members thought. been punctured. already backing away from," said Rep. A1 impression was “not very favorable.” will assume control. Advisory committee members L. Phelps of 19 Summit Rd., Miss Degenkolbe was bom Vernon, and James T. Bruni, Imported Laird, Nixon’s principal domestic aide, Oilman, D-Ore., acting chairman of the The recuperating chairman of the com­ April 11, 1876 in Rockville and If and when Manchester agreed that the agency would. mittee, Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., said designates a wetlands agency, need some kind of staff to han­ 23, of Torrington. The Phelps emphasized there had been no decision to tax-writing House Ways and Means Com­ had lived here all her life. She car was towed; no injuries SW ISS send Congress the plan, which he attributed from his Little Rock hospital bed that the formerly was employed at the the initial step would be to dle daily business, and the mittee. promulgate regulations and agency would have to meet were reported. Bruni was to Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Throughout last year’s campaign, Nixon plan certainly would look like a tax in­ Rockville textile mills. At the charged with unsafe backing; CHEESE lAlb. time of her death, she was the prepare a precise map of regularly. 79 Burns. promised spending control policies that crease to a worker who saw more funds court date , is Get. 1. oldest living member of Trinity wetlands and water courses in The advisory committee’s withheld from his pay check. —An 8:26 p.m. Wednesday ac- Nova Scotia Listing it as one of a number of ideas un­ would avoid the need to raise taxes. He Lutheran Church. town, advisory committee study of the wetlands act im­ Our Own Hot or Sweet members ag re^ Wednesday plementation will continue next cident near Center and Students Honored At M^C Convo She is survived by a niece, Griswold Sts., involved cars Mrs. Emma Skinner of night. week — Another meeting has LOX Dr. Frederick W. Lowe, president of Manchester Community College, is presenting a cita­ “Careful designation of the l ^ n scheduled for Thursday operated by Henry J. Cormier V4 lb. ' Rockville. 99 ITALIAN tion to Marie Brisette, left, and Marian Savastino for their efforts in founding the Volun­ of 22 Trumbull St. and Timothy Funeral services will be wetlands would be the hard (Sept. 20) at 7 p.m. in the tary Action Club, a service organization atthe college which has served nearly 500 persons part,’’ Potter said. Municipal Building’s Hearing Moriarty of 56 Grant Rd. The Fresh Nixon Lawyers Pondering Saturday at 11 a.m. at Trinity Moriarty vehicle was towed; in need of a social service. T^e occasion was part of the college’s annual fall academic News Lutheran Church. The Rev. ’The local wetlands agency Room. minor injuries were reported. SAUSA6E ^ 1 convocation program. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Donald McClean, pastor, will BAGELS d o z . No charges were lodged. Capsules officiate. Burial will be in Tolland Grove Hill Cemetery. Court’s Tape Compromise Plan Friends may call at the Ladd COVENTRY MCC Students Challenged Funeral Home, 19 Ellington NIBLETS Chock Full 0’ Nuts CENTER CUT Robert Joerres, Bristol, was FARM LAND Endorse Junta Ave., Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Meadowbrook School charged Tuesday by Coventry WHOLE KERNEL Hickory Smoked WASHINGTON (AP) - In an unusual move, the U.S! The White House had no com­ The case reached the Memorial contributions may SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Police with reckless driving. President Nixon’s lawyers are Circuit Court issued an un­ ment on the proposal. Nixon has appellate court after U.S. be made to the Building Fund of PORK The two parties that won a Now Parker School He is scheduled to appear in COFFEE To Seek Out Broader Goals weighing a federal appeals signed memorandum asking refused to allow anyone other District Judge John J. Sirica Trinity Lutheran Church. Circuit Court 12, Manchester, majority of the votes in the last Nixon, Cox and the President’s than some present and former ordered Nixon to turn over nine VIVIAN KENNESON of $6,750 for road phase teacher, CORN Chilean election — the court’s proposal for a face­ Oct. 1. 2-lb. can tant to make the world livable lawyer, Charles Alan Wright, to aides to hear the tapes. CurrespundrnI plus $1,500 for classroom in­ BACON CHOPS June Tompkins different times dema,nd saving settlement of the tapes to him for a private in­ Eugene F. Galligan for all people. moderate Christian Democrats listen to the tapes and decide Cox said he would be “more Tel. 875-4704 structional teachers. 12-oz. different objectives for the Watergate tapes dispute. spection to determine which, if Herald Reporter A citation was awarded to and the conservative National among themselves which por­ than glad to meet with the Eugene F. (Pat) Galligan, 72, The Meadowbrook School has Board member Robert Dean, future. any, parts should be delivered of Fairhaven, Mass., formerly Students at Manchester com­ Marie Brissette and Marian Party — Thursday night en­ The procedure suggested tions should be submitted to the President or his delegate or any been changed to the Donald M. familiar with insurance acci­ In order to accomplish this to the grand jury. of the Manchester-Rockville Two Share munity college are not there redefinition. Dr. Lowe solicited Savastino, founders of the dorsed the military junta that Thursday would allow the court grand jury. of his attorneys in a sincere ef­ Parker School. dent statistics, urged the board only to receive an education to Cox subpoenaed the tapes of, area, died this morning at his the students’ suggestions or Voluntary Action Club. overthrew President Salvador to avoid a clear-cut ruling on The court said the memo was fort to pursue the Court of James Cornish, Board of to budget the whole project Nixon’s conversations with home from an apparent heart help them earn a living but to contributions toward the “Of the many clubs on cam­ Allende. the constitutional issues raised not intended as a clue to its Appeals’ suggestion to a Education chairman, requested next year. “It is critical that $75,000 former White House aides im­ attack. help them become a better development of a renewed pus, this has really caught on, by Nixon and special Watergate leaning on the constitutional mutually satisfactory con­ W ednesday night th at in every student take part in a plicated in the scandal. The Mr. Galligan was born Aug. 8, BRISTOL (AP) - Two citizen in today’s world. description of the college’s said Dr. Lowe as he made the Skies Quiet prosecutor Archibald Cox. questions. clusion.’’ recognition of his 18 years in program that will teach safety prosecutor claims that not even 1901 in Fairhaven and lived friends who shared a lottery This was the thought that was destination during the years presentation. The services of TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - the Tolland school system, and on the road,’! and that no stu­ the President can resist a court there until coming to the tic k e t now sh are $75,000 conveyed by Dr. Fredrick W. ahead. the club have reached nearly The Israeli government that, in effect, Meadowbrook is dent be denied the course order to provide information Manchester-Rockville area in following today’s Connecticut Lowe Thur^ay at MCC’s fifth He reminded the students not 500 people in need of social ser­ the Donald M. Parker school, because of lack of money for a GREEN GIANT reported today that the skies vital for a criminal investiga­ 1957. When he retired in 1966 lottery drawing. annual fall academic convoca­ to take too limited a view at the vice. Dr. Lowe said the citation over the Middto East are quiet the name be changed. The fee. tion. from Pratt and Whitney Divi­ Joseph D. LaMonte, 35, of 45 tion in the open amphitheater at progress of the educational was not only from the college, again after the big dogfight State Police Chiefs board voted unanimously. sion of United Aircraft Corp. in Webster St. in Hartford, an the main campus^ mall. enterprise going to MCC. but from the whole community Thursday between Israeli and A resolution was presented by East Hartford, he returned to electrician, held the winning PEAS 1 7 - o z . “None of us is going to spend James Nakos, chairman of involved. Syrian jets. Israel said 13 Nixon claims that the con­ Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, Fairhaven. ticket with Susan DeMonte, 24, all of our future just earning a the regional council, in his Musical selections were Syrian MIGs and one Israeli stitutional separation of powers superintendent of schools, Mortgages Rise SWEET LIFE Install Reardon guarantees that a court cannot of 95 Whitmore St., Hartford. living, and man is not solely an provided by a rock group known Survivors are his widow, Mrs. which read: WASHINGTON (AP) - For greetings, said that the rewards Mirage were shot down, and the Doris Taber Galligan; 3 sons, There were two $15,000 economic animal,’’ said Dr. of an education depend on the as “Lady.” Israeli pilot and one Syrian air­ compel a president to produce “Whereas: Mr. Donald M. the third straight month, in­ confidential information Lawrence Galligan of winners, R. Warren Forrest, of Lowe. individual. He also said that the The Rev. Kenneth Steere, man were rescued. Syria John F. Mulcahy Jr., deputy Parker was an elementary prin­ terest rates for home He said he has come to call B U R L LYO NS Also adopted was a motion against his will. He also asserts Manchester, Edward Galligan Rural Route 2 in Foster, R.I., APPLE JUICE 32-oz. council considers Manchester former associate minister at claimed that five Israeli planes chief state’s attorney, in the urging the association support cipal in the public schools of mortgages have risen. Figures (Publisher) that the tradition of executive of Fairhaven and Eugene and Mabel Manchester of 6 the programs at the college Community College as one of Center Congregational Church were downed and admitted the new Division of Criminal Tolland from Oct. 1, 1956 to for August provided by the designed to encompass an of the towns who wish to use privilege shields the confiden­ Galligan Jr. of Robbinston, Church St. in Mystic. KLEENEX 4he best community colleges in and now a member of the MCC loss of eight of its MIGs. Justice for the State of Connec­ Sept, 2, 1973, and, Federal Home Loan Bank “education for living.” blue lights on their police tiality of a president’s com­ Maine; 3 daughters, Mrs. A bonus number of 15545 was the state. faculty, pronounced the invoca­ ticut. ‘‘Whereas: Mr. Parker, Board show that mortgages for Manchester Police Chief vehicles, and a letter, to that munications with his aides. Robert Price of Manchester, drawn. Matching tickets are “Because of these program Students were urged to tion. Deadline Near He said the goal of the divi­ through his devotion to the new homes averaged 7.94 per designs, I would hope that all of James Reardon was installed- effect is to be sent to the com­ Mrs. Harold Cloukey of eligible for an Oct. 4 drawning become involved in MCC ac­ DETROIT (AP) - More than sion is the attainment of justice missioner of motor vehicles. highest ideals of his chosen cent, an increase of .07 per cent FACIAL TISSUES .200ct. our students would be better The benediction was given by as president of the Connecticut In a four-page memorandum, Rockville and Mrs. Roger for automobiles. tivities by David DuCharme, 127,(HK) auto workers are ready in the court system through a Chief Reardon said 19 towns profession, touched the lives of from July. prepared to live with the Rev. Samuel Davis, Chiefs of Police Association at the appeals court said: Pepin of Fairhaven; a brother, The regular lottery number president of the Student Senate. to strike Chrysler Corp. tonight uniform system of justice and in Connecticut are using blue many young people in this com­ The Freshest Produce Sold < themselves, with their families minister at the Way of the its fall meeting Thursday at “If the President and the William Galligan of Bradenton, drawn today was 77174. Failure in wanting to become Cross Church in Hartford, and if bargainers meeting behind pledged full cooperation in lights. He said a nationwide munity with inspiration and and neighbors; better qualified The Colony in Vernon. special prosecutor agree as to Flai; 3 sisters, Mrs. Alice California Iceberg involved affects the students’ librarian at the college. closed doors fail to reach a con­ working with the chiefs of survey recently revealed that affection and, to live as citizens, and able to Reardon has served as chief the material needed for the Lawler of New Bedford, Mass?, followers, he said. tract agreement. The talks police. 90 per cent of all the states ap­ “Whereas: God, working in acquire an understanding of the Events scheduled for the rest of the Manchester department grand jury’s functioning, the and Mrs. Irene Ohnesorge and David Gidman, faculty adjourned shortly before mid­ Earlier in the day, the proved blue lights for enforce­ mysterious ways as yet un­ world,” said Dr. Lowe. of the day included a pre-season since Jan. 5, 1959, and prior to national interest will be served. Mrs. Florence Lafferty, both of Junta In Chile representative, assured the stu­ night Thursday and were set to association went on record ment. fathomable to us, called him New goals are in store for the soccer game between the MCC that spent 23 W years with the At the same time, neither the Florida; and 17 grandchildren. dent body that the faculty is resume today at 9 a.m. EDT. A urging that the state’s correc­ Handling registration for the from his labors on Sept. 2,1973, tradition of the Chilean ^lead college as, according to the Cougars and Connecticut Connecticut State Police. President nor the special Funeral arrangements are in­ (Continued from Page 1) available to “sit down and talk ban by both sides on public tion officers be included in the meeting were Capt. George “Therefore, Be it resolved military, which staged its first New England Association of College, a cross country track In his acceptance speech. prosecutor would in any way complete. over studies and problems” comment left no indication of 100 Club which lends financial McCaughey and Lt. Robert that the Tolland Board of lifted at 7 a.m. Numerous coup in 46 years last Tuesday. Schools and Colleges, MCC is meet, fun and games, ending Chief Reardon expressed his have surrendered or subverted with them. He shared Dr. how the negotiations were assistance to the families of Ldtinan of the Manchester Education recognize the un­ professional organizations Pinochet came to public now mature enough to go with a rock group concert in the appreciation to all for the con­ the principles for which they L E n U C E Lowe’s thought that it is impor­ MCC auditorium. proceeding. fidence placed in him and policemen and firemen killed in department. timely passing of this inspired have contended.” which had endorsed the coup attention for the first time last beyond the general goals of all the line of duty. CofC Welcomes principal and express its sym­ had announced plans of their fall when Allende, heading the community colleges. Dr. Lowe presented gifts to the retiring pathy to the family of Mr. HAND CUT Expect Rate Jump president, Jacob Tufano of members to return to work. But Western Hemisphere’s first U.S. MAINE BALLON MY-T-FINE told the student body that it is New Teachers Donald Parker. apparently because of the elected Marxist government, time to define a set of goals NEW YORK (AP) - The Monroe. “Be it further resolved that financial community is poised Other installed officers are: The education committee of armed resistance, the military declared Santiago a military “unique to it and appropriate Aillon Given this resolution be spread upon ordered all civilians to remain zone with Pinochet in com­ FILLED to its particular aterngths, to see whether the prime len­ Joseph Pascarella, East Haven, the Greater Manchester the minutes of the Tolland POTATOES ding rate jumps t^ a y to a first vice president; Alfred Chamber of Commerce is spon­ off the streets. ’The announce­ mand. Anti-govehiment strikes WISK PUDDINGS wasknesses and possibilities.” Board of Ecuation and a copy national historic high of 10 per Quintilliano, Rocky Hill, second soring a welcome reception for ment said only military and rioting shook the country 10 lbs. DONUTS 10-oz. Dr. Lowe said it is necessary sent to his family.” vehicles could circulate. This and Pinochet warned that if the 04-oz. to redefine the college’s goals Life Sentences cent. Wells Fargo Bank in San vice president; Frank if. all new teachers entering the Doz. Mariano, Naugatij|ck, Contribution Fund city of three million seemed army was forced to take to the "in the context of cir- Francisco broke the ice late Manchester school system this secretary; Joseph A. Ciriellp, year. Mr. Parker’s family has deserted. Stores and offices streets it would be very cumatances significantly NEW HAVEN (AP) — Guillermo Aillon was sentenced Thursday, announcing it would raise its minimum lending fee Watertown, treasurer, aqd Robert D. Charnas, president requested that any conc- also have been closed since the dangerous “because the army, changed since we last for­ to three consecutive life terms in prison today for the tributions be sent to the school for its best corporate Richard Carlo, Bethel, of WINF/CBS, is chairman of coup began Tuesday morning. unlike the police, goes out to mulated them officially in the fund for special children. The slayings of his estranged wife and in-laws last year. customers from 9% to 10 per sergeant-at-arms. | the Chamber’s education kill.” late sixties. He explained that Newsmen also received unof­ Superior Court Judge Simon S. Cohen ordered Aillon to cent, effective today. At the luncheon, words qf steering committee. fund is in the process of being Pinochet had been the army set up by Hicks Principal An­ ficial reports that armed commander-in-chief last year prison from 25 years-to-life for each count of murder.^ welcome were extended by The event will be held Friday resistance to the new military Manchester Jack' Thompson 4 drew Winans, the Rev. Donald while Gen. Carlos Prats was a Aillon was convicted Sept. 1 of the fatal stabbings of his Gel Green Light afternoon at at the leaders was centered in in­ and Vernon Mayor Frank Miller, and Bette Quatrale. member of Allende’s Cabinet. Rev -Share wife, Barbara Montano Aillon, and Mr. and Mrs. J. George SPACE CENTER, Houston Manchester Country Club and dustrial areas, where factories McCoy. D river Ed Last Nov. 2, Pra^ became (AP) — The Skylab 2 astronauts will afford the new Manchester have been occupied, and in Found Too Montano in North Haven. Manchester Town Manager Carol Webber, the senior commander-in-chief again and have received the formal go- faculty the opportunity to infor­ working class neighborhoods. “I did not kill my wife, Bar­ Robert Weiss commented, “We class student delegate to the Pinochet served as his chief of A 12-member jury convicted ahead to complete their 59-day mally meet members of the Unofficial sources say 5(X) to Expensive bara,” said Aillon, who was take our hats off to a great Board of Education noted last staff until Prats broke, with Aillon of all three murder mission. Space agency officials business community and 1,(XX) people have been kiBed allowed to comment after the chief.’’ night that she was happy to see Allende on Aug. 23 and retired. TEMPLEVILLE, Md. (AP) counts on Sept. 1 after say the crewmen are in as good become better acquaint^ with since Tuesday. ’There was'no sentence was imposed. "I . State comptroller Nathan one another. the driver'ed fee reduced from Hoping to keep the military — Officials of this small far­ deliberating five days for a shape after 49 days in space as way to establish an exact didn't kill George and Bernice Agostinelli said the “most Highlights of the scheduled $45 to $10 this year. loyal, Allende reshuffled his ming community have asked to total of 47 hours, unprecedented the Skylab 1 crewmen were casualty toll. ’The military, in Montano.” He stood with his challenging job of our time is program will include remarks However, the board had Cabinet and the military high be dropped from the federal in the state. after 28 days. control of the only radio hands clasped behind him and being a chief of police, and we from Manchester Town hoped that by increasing its command, naming Pinochet revenue sharing program after The Bolivian-born civic stations on the air, has not men­ with clenched teeth. are pleased and honored that Manager Robert B. Weiss; driver ed budget to $7,000 this army commander. watching federal regulations worker was accused of going to tioned casualties or prisoners, As the sentence was imposed RAIN ' you have chosen Chief Reardon Allan D. Thomas, qhairman of year, the program would be The three other junta devour all but $18 from their the Montanos’ luxurious 11- and communications remain before a crowded courtroom of to head your group. He is a the Board of Education; and able to operate without any stu­ members are the navy and air first two checks. room house, entering with a key dent fee. erratic. 20« OFF FREE - EXTRA SSH $nMPS about 80 spectators, Aillon’s most respected member of our Chamber Executive Vice Presi­ force commanders-in-chief, 22 -O z. Harry T. Knotts, president of and stabbing the three victims Pinochet, a career officer, With This Coupon mother, Victoria, appeared to dent Richard G. Clark. Due to the large expected Adm. Jose Toribio and Gen. the three-man town commis­ with a large knife. community in a most difficult enrollment in the course, es­ had remained, until recent A JA X . sion, said Thursday that he has have trouble breathing, and The Aillons’ infant daughter, task.” "The Manchester Story," Gaston Leigh Guzman, and the 100 200 300 timated at 150 in two years, out of politics and out of written the Office‘of Revenue closed her eyes. She had Catherine, was found under a Words of appreciation were slide presentation will, be chief of the uniformed police, DETERGENT EXTRA Rain may be heavy at times semesters, the salaries account the public eye. ’This was the EXTRA EXTRA Sharing and the Queen Anne’s traveled from Bolivia for the chair the next day when the also expressed by Mrs. Vivian shown. Gen. Cesar Mendoza. W til had* tonight causing urban flooding. of $7,000 will not cover the costs aauiM a I SMI County Commission asking that trial. Her daughter comforted bodies were discovered. She Ferguson and Mrs. Phyllis WItti ThI. Coupon Low tonight in the upper 50s. and OS PurchoM. Tliya., Fit, Sat, ManckaalarOnly, gapt 13 * 15 the checks be stopi^. her. was covered with blood but was Jackston of the Board of Direc­ Saturday partly cloudy with Rodoofn a) Frank'a Templeville received $144 iq, Under his sentence, Aillon not harmed. tors. Mrs. Ferguson presented Catholic Burial high around 70. two revenue sharing checks this could not be paroled for 60 The kiUfhgs occurred about the chief with the gift of a Are you one of the many people who have questions Winds easterly winds 15-to-20 about cemeteries? year but had to pay $126 to years. However his term could two weeks after Mrs. Aillon left gentleman’s bank from the gift Agnew J u r y publish federally required be commuted. the couple’s Wallingford apart­ m.p.h. with higher gusts tonight shop at Manchester Memorial How many graves does a family need? becoming northerly at lO-to-15 reports in the legal section of a Aillon’s lawyer. Howard ment and took Catherine to live Hospital complete with one (Uunlinued from Page 1) he must decide two key When Is the best time to buy them? local paper explaining what the Jacobs, said he would appeal with her parents. nv.p.h.'on Sunday. penny because the chief (In How expensive are they? < 18« OFF Precipitation protablllty 80 publicly disclosed by the vice questions first: Whether there On 3 Sara. 8h ». 15< OFF 20< OFF money would be used for. the convictions. State's Ally. Several state’s witnesses reference to submitting a president six weeks ago. ’The is sufficient evidence to try for How can I pay for them? 30 C t 0h 2 P k|a . Knotts called the publication Arnold Markle, urged Cohen to testified that she had said per cent tonight andM per cent budget) knows that 9T cents SAFEGUARD on Saturday. ( probe allegedly centers on an indictment. And whether a For the answers stop at the cemetery office or call for < G U O BAGS BROWNIE requirement for this town of impose the maximum sentence. Aillon threatened to kill her and doesn’t make a dollar. Agnew before arid during his grand jury, under the Constitu­ an appointment and take care of this important SOAP about 70 persons ’’ridiculous.” "Take this man out of the take the baby to South America High Low Mark Kravltz of The Colony term as governor. tion, can indict a vice president community and lock him up matter today. I FOOD 8T0RAQI SUPREME MIX “ People in town already during an argument. He was Anchorage 52 46 said the association’s treasury This presentation, mainly while he is in office. forever,” said Markle. Tufano Presented With Gift with TMa Coupon know what It’s going to be used drunk at the time, he said. Boston . 75 57 is richer because of the ap­ from witnesses Who have been Richardson told newsmen I TMa Coupon •» TMa Caupon SAINT JAMES CEMETERY and IS Purchaaa. for,” he said. Commissioners Montano, a lumber company Aillon was cited in 1971 by the Chicago / *■70 66 preciation fund by Manchester Manchester Police Chief James Reardon, left, new presldeht of the Connecticut Chiefi of granted immunity, has been early this week he hadn't yet Wadaam at rranU'a I la PureltM. ItSPurahwio. decided at the start of the area businessmen who were in­ 368 Broad Street Manchester. Connecticut aom at Prank'a •MtatFiaMTa executive and real estate Greater Hartford Jaycees as Denver 81 53 Police Association, prescints a gift to the retiring president, Jacob Tufano of Monroe, at stalled on orders of Atty. Gen. made up his mind on how to Phone 643-6713 program to use funds for a qwner, left an estate valued at one of the area’s 10 outstanding 61 54 troduced at the luncheon. Elliot L. Richardson, who said proceed, San Francisco the meeting of the association Thursday at The (^lony. (Herald photo by Ofiara) drainage project. more than $1 million. businessmen of the year. Washington 83 73 The luncheon speaker was

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