Freedom €kmw TurnsV r 37 Days in Prison into Years of Cells

By JUNE UNTON proached that on Dec. 19 Merrill co u rt In R o c k v ille w here In this latest case, ironically, or in the plot until after any parole a pile of award certificates, the He had been a Star Scout In 1960 (Herald Ileporter) had just 37 days to serve before appeared on charges in connec­ intentionally as a kind of joke, was turned down. 1964 Windham Regional and an Explorer in 1964. Frederick Merrill was found being paroled. He had served 18 tion with the first escape. He peanut butter was mentioned in Family did watch however. His Technical School yearbook, Somewhere in between there Was guilty yesterday in Tolland Coun­ months of a two-to-nlne year pulled a gun on three guards, the testimony of the Informer, BA-year-old mother who served 18 “Beaver” apd an envelope of a first mistake Iii judgment with a ty Superior Court by a jury on one sentence for breaking and forcing one of them Into the Alph Nims, who said Merrill used months at the state prison in scout merit badges and cer­ car theft, and later a second count of attempted escape from a entering and violating probation trunk and handcuffing the other it once to hold his cell window Niantlc for her part In the 1968 tificates. which sent him to prison. correctional institution. for a theft of motor vehicle when two around a tree. Then he drove bars in place after they were cut. escape sat with his brother According to the yearbook The Merrills must have been A second count of criminal he was 16. to meet his mother. Merrill’s attorney, James Egan, Charles throughout the trial. Merrill was president of the aware they were being watched attempt (to escape) was dropped On that December day Merrill, Mrs. Gladys Merrill worked at tried to convince the jury that She was willing to talk about National Honor Society at his very closely by police all through! since It was really a repeat of the then 20, left a note on his bed iii ^ the Howard Johnson Restaurant Merrill was framed by inmates the time she spent at the school and an honor roll student this trial. Police remember the same charge under the updated the minimum security unit telling on Tolland Turnpike off the Nims and Louis Cofone. women's prison. She said she during his last two years. Ac­ last time when at first they were penal code which went Into effect guards he had gone home. State highway. She fled with her son 'This third attempt differed only got through it by keeping tivities were listed as rifle club, sure Mrs. Merrill had passed the last Oct. 1. This was Just a few police approached the house on until they were apprehended at from the other two in that family very much to herself and woricing basketball, yearbook staff, partol giin to her son during a visit when days before the conspiracy at the Merrow Rd. in Tolland, but as Wallingford. was not involved. Instead of at aulgned jobs. and prom committee. His wish he appeared In court on the day prison came to light with the one of them approached, Merrill It was later found that she had being the loner he had been, Her (ace lit up however and her for the future? To become a pilot of his escape. They knew she anonymous note to the warden. cut the trooper in the face with a sent Merrill the gun in a Christ­ Merrill allegedly cooperated with eyes sparked when asked about and to further his education. played the ^ r t once, in sending Under either statute the max­ parihg knife and ran. He was shot mas package, concealed in a three inmates convicted of i^ederick's having been named He had awards (or English, the gun, and they were taking no imum sentence Is 10 years, no in the stomach and seriously in­ family-size jar of peanut butter. murder and an Informer, who an alternate to the Air Force carpentry, blueprint reading chances. minimum. jured. Add 10 to 20 years for Merrill himself had attempted escape Academy by former . Rep. St. atheletics and scholarship and She had no comment on this Merrill was twice before con­ The sentence for this escapade and to his record add convictions seven times. Onge. She said she had his clip­ citizenship awards, all in his but simply turned her attention victed of escapes; his persistent added two to five years and led to (or kidnapping, theft qf a motor pings and school records in the senior year and he was named to that most common court ac­ There was a parole hearing efforts continually add to the an even more tragic effort a year vehicle, weapon in a motor vehi> car and set her son Charles to get most improved student. tivity—that of simply waiting. impending and according to Nims time he must serve. It was almost later. This was when Merrill was cle, binding, robbery with them. So for a little while happier Merrill will be sentenced Oct. 3 testimony Merrill refused to join five years ago as Christmas ap­ returning to the prison from violence and escape. Out of a large envelope spilled times crept into the courtroom. by Judge Anthony J. Armentano.

The Weather Coventry Bars Clear and cool tonight, lows In More School Funds the upper 40s. Partly sunny Satur­ Page 13 lHanrljpatpr lEu? nmg lUralh day, the highs in the mid 70s

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\ Democrats Balk Bus Plan Allies Special Session

Retake m Called Tuesday

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — State Democrats reacted Citadel cooiy Thursday following a call for a special legislative session by Gov. Thomas J. Mestull who hopes to head off a SAIGON (AP) - South possible statewide bus strike with a $3 million state subsidy. Vietnamese forces today "We all want to help," said regained control of Quang Tri House Speaker William which governs state grants for local street construction and Qty, ending North Vietnam’s Ratchford after meeting with the maintenance. 3Vz-month occupation of governor, "but there's no agree­ ment on the form of help." The $3 million could be used South Vietnam’s northern­ for mass transit or could be spent most provincial capital, U.S. Senate President Pro Tern Charles Alfano said mayors of on roads and streets. officials in the field informed cities involved should be con­ "1 emphasize that this would the American Embassy. sulted and Senate Majority be voluntary,” Meskill said. Lt. Col. Do Viet, a spokesman Leader J. Edward Caldwell said He explained that legislature for the South Vietnamese Com­ he didn't know whether 83 had intended to boost the grants mand, said that at 5 p.m. (5 j.m . million was enough. “We don’t to municipalities by $3 million EDT) South Vietnamese marines know how far it will go," and actually appropriated the “completely controlled” the (Caldwell said. funds but they could not be dis­ Citadel, the 19th Century fortress Meskill said the special session, tributed because the l^ill was in the heart of the city. to begin next Tuesday, hopefully "inadvertantly” sidetracl^. The North Vietnamese forces would provide $3 million to the According to a fact sheet dis­ withdrew to the west outside the state's town and cities to sub­ tributed by the governor, the 83 Citadel, and fighting is continuing sidize financially ailing bus com­ million would mean $156,336 for near the province headquarters panies. Hartford, $154,878 for along the river that marks the The governor said he wasn’t Bridgeport, $136,242 for New western boundary of the city, going to sit by and watch the Haven, $107,640 for Stamford and Viet said. state’s two largest bus lines, the $106,884 for Waterbury. “The fighting is still going on, Connecticut Co. and the Connec­ but the main target is already The Connecticut Co. deficit in I ticut Railway and Lighting Co., its New Haven division, $212,484, taken," he reported. shut down by strikes Oct. 1 exceeds the amount of money to because the firms didn’t have Quang Tri fell to the North be paid to the city but the New enough money to improve their Vietnamese on May 1, the first Haven suburbs would receive provincial capital to be captured union employes’ contracts. more than enough to make up the in South Vietnam. President The contracts expire Sept. 30. difference, Meskill said. Nguyen Van Thieu in a speech "I recognize the political risks last June 19 gave his troops three of calling a special session in an It will take time to get the months to recover all territory Inauguration preparations election period," said Meskill, money into the hands of the taken by the North Vietnamese in reacting to a comment by municipalities, he explained, but the first two and a half months of Superstructure for inauguration day, Jan. 20 takes shape on the east steps of (iipitol building in Washington well in advance of vote (AP photo) Ratchford that once the General the process shouldn’t require the their offensive. 'The three months Assembly is recalled it would also formation of transit districts. The are up next Tuesday, and the consider cutting taxes to head off subsidies could be provided recapture of Quang Tri would a possi()le surplus in the state’s directly by the municipalities un­ help to obscure the fact that General Fund. der contract with the bus com­ much lost ground has not been McGovern Visits Waterbary, Hartford "But the legislature is called panies, he said. retaken and more is still being for this one purpose and this one Connecticut Co. President E. Clayton Gengras of West Hart­ lost. McGovern backers had been known they came to see speakers' platform and shook purpose only," Meskill said. By DON MEIKLE received, his speech interrupted ford said, “We’ll sit down with Saigon launched a 20,000-man bused from throughout Connec­ Kennedy, rather than McGovern. hands with a few well-wishers. Ratchford, who said the ' by shouts of "-We want George! " the cities to see what we can offensive on June 28 to retake ticut tor the rally on the Water­ McGovern apparently struck a legislature will not be ready to WATERBURY (AP) - Accom­ after he told the crowd that One young woman displayed work out” .-SI Quang Tri. bury Green. A group of responsive chord when he pass any bills Tuesday, said he panied by crowd-pleasing Sen. Asians are also "children of the "Kennedy" buttons from the criticized the federal income tax wondered why Meskill made his Edward H. Kennedy, Democratic same God who created us." Democrats from Manchester oc­ senator s 1970 re-election cam­ cupied the lower steps of the rules as discriminatory because decision "on short notice. The presidential nominee George McGovern blasted what he paign Another woman, when they allowed businessmen to bus crisis is nothing new. We’ve McGovern paid a campaign visit called "the unconscionable cost bleacher-like entry to the Im­ asked whether she had come to maculate Conception Church on deduct "a $20 martini lunch," ^nown about it for some time.” to 'Kennedy Country," the city of living." saying the unemploy­ see Kennedy, said; "You're darn McGovern spent what was left Meskill's plan is to take $3 Kissinger Senators of Waterbury. Thursday night the green. Some members of the ment rate in Waterbury had risen right! " of the night in a downtown Hart­ million from the $13 million sur­ and drew a spirited crowd of from 4.9 per cent to 10.7 per cent crowd carried placards denoting where they came from! "Trinity However, there were also plen­ ford hotel, attended a closed plus in the Highway P'und and 8,000-10,(XX) persons. during the administration of breakfast meeting in Hartord this distribute it among the state’s 169 Meets Tho Approve It was a sentimental visit for President Nixon. He wound up Students for McGovern" and ty of "We want George! " chanters in the crowd They morning and left for Portland, towns and cities under a formula Ted Kennedy, who recalled his his speech with the familiar ■ Torrington for McGovern." PARIS - Henry A. Kissinger is cheered loudly when .McGovern Maine where he was to speak brother John F. Kennedy's legen­ slogan: "Were going to bring meeting again today with Le Due Many of those present let it .be leaned oyer the rail of the later today. Arms Ban dary appearance two days before America home! " Tho of the North Vietnamese the election of 1960, before a Politburo, the U.S. Embassy an­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The crowd of some 30,000 on the Midwest nounced. But the Embassy Senate has approved a U.S.- Waterbury Green at 3 a.m. Presi­ refused to say where or when Soviet five-year agreement to dent Kennedy later referred to they would meet or even if limit nuclear arms, and called in the Waterbury rally as the first Shaken Kissinger had arrived in Paris advance for any permanent treaty time he knjpSv he was going to win CHICAGO (AP) - An earth from London. to provide numerical equality in the election. tremor shook a wide area of the It did announce that the intercontinental atomic "John Kennedy came to Water­ Midwest early today but ap­ meeting was the 17th secret talk weaponry. bury as the underdog," said Sen. parently caused little damage. on the . Vietnam war between The 88-2 vote Thursday sent the Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., in Reports of buildings shaking, President Nixon’s national amended resolution of approval his '^introductory remarks furniture shifting and dishes security adviser and the North to a conference with the House, Thursday night. rattling in kitchen cupboards Vietnamese leader. And it said which pa.ssed it Aug. 18 without "There was a sort of love affair poured into newspapers, weather Xuan Thuy, the head of the North the "equality" language. between John Kennedy and the stations and police headquarters Vietnamese delegation to the The agreement, and a compa­ people of Waterbury," said Rep. in^owa, Indiana, Wisconsin and Paris peace talks, would also nion treaty limiting defensive John S. Monagan, D-Cann., a Illinois. ,,, attend. weapons in the United States and former mayor of this city. The tremor was felt as far "In accordance with our agree­ the Soviet Union, was signed by "Waterbury has always been a north as Oshkosh, Wis., as far ment with the order side, we President Nixon in Moscow May gcxxl omen for Democrats," said east as Chicago and northern have no further information to 26. The defensive treaty was Mayor Victor Mambruno. Indiana, as far south as central provide you on this meeting,” the ratified by the Senate Aug. 3. Sen. Kennedy, who stuck to his IlUnois and as far west as eastern embassy announcement said. The interim agreement on script with dogged determina­ The announcement added that offensive weapons frt>ezes inter­ tion, was drowned out by Iowa. The National Earthquake In­ Kissinger would meet with Presi­ continental ballistic mis.siles to applause as he greeted Connec­ formation Center at Boulder, dent Georges Pompidou late this those deployed or under con­ ticut party leaders in his opening Colo., said the tremor registered afternoon to "report to him on struction. an estimated 1,618 for remarks. The Massachusetts ’jjL a magnitude of 4 to 5 on the the talks in Moscow and discuss the Soviet Union and 1,054 for the senator was enthusiastically ■ 'U . " 'f Richter scale of earthquake in­ other matters of mutual In­ United Slides. applauded when he described the terest" Kissinger is on his way The Soviet submarine force Republicans as "elephants that tensity. The National Weather Service back from talks in Moscow on would be limited to 62 with 950 walk around in a circle, each one in Chicago pinpointed the time of trade arrangements and other missile launchers; the U.S. un­ pulling the tail of the elephant in the tremor at 12:23 a.tn. CUT and matters. He was In London derwater fleet would be McGovern Tours Hartford-But Briefly front of him." said that it was mild and of short Thursday and is due to fly bk’k to restricted to 44 submarines and McGovern also was warmly duration. Washington this evening. 710 launchers Son. George McGovern leaves Hartford hotel early this morning after speech in city, (AP photo) \/

MANCHESTER E VE N IN G HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., FrI., Sept. 15.1972- P A G E TH R EE

PAGE TW O — M ANCHESTER E VE N IN G MERALD, M anch«t«r. Conn., FYI., Sept. IS. 1871 amount of the yearly rent is $1.04 The check and letter were "W e have not yet received pay­ cost the taxpayers 16 cents In tossed into a file and ment for the yearly rent. We postage and left the city finance ♦•♦♦eeeeeeeeee»»»ee« Tolland Rent for Park which includes tax." "Oh, my aching back," moaned forgotten—almost. realize yoii may have overlooked director to grumble; "Maybe I’ll Congtitution Week attach (our pennies with ta[)e to Bolton Sheinwold on Bridge Tax Bother Artz, "W e are a City. We don’t Then came a letter dated Aug. such a small amount." TV Tonight Mayor John Thompson is pay sales tax." 30. It said: The penny-ante war has now the old check.” Musi Keep Club North driller Boar d,Teachers urging all Manchester BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (AP) •ee •eturdeqr'a TV HeraM VETERAN CHAMPION Ncllhci' «ldc vulnerable In actual play I might have homeowners and businesses to — The cost of renting a small SHOWS PARTNERSHIP N O K 'ril New Placement Setup thrown the other club first and fly the American flag every day park from the Florida Depart­ By ALF R E D SHEINWOLD ♦ A U 8 5 Reach Pay Accord thought about It later. But since during the week Sept. 17 through ment of Transportation is a token “ I've been playing bridge over None i STATOONiiJ the hand was presented as a 23. $1 a year. But no matter how H A t o l S O N X ^ i: W U » JIai and Teauay 40 years,” Lot Angeles expert 0 (J 6 3 3 The Board of Education and which prompted former TE A problem, I saw that East-West JA X o n o 3 He has followed a national hard he tries. City Finance Direc­ Wins Educator^s (MlMletcrRegen Larry Weiu remarked recently, the Tolland Education Associa­ president Gerald Ralston to 1 must play for a penalty of 500 proclamation and has designated tor Larry Artz can't seem to pay 4 ^ (Ml Hogaa’i Hcrece "and 1 don't regret one day of it. WK.ST ^ KAST tion (TEA) have finally agreed on claim the board had misled the points to make up for their game that period Constitution Week In the bill. “Everything's going well in merely a hypothetical case. Since skm, the board voted unanimous­ (01 Cower Pyte The one day I don't regret was A 7 (. 2 ♦ a contract for the next two yeara, teachers. Mrs. Kalas did not deny Manchester. "James’’ was a pre-schooler, the ly to adopt the Planning and in hearts. West must keep his K J 10 '1 6 3 2 8 7 4 3 In July, Artz sent the state a $1 Bolton,’' commented Dr. Robert 6: M (tS) Hegao'e Herect Feb. 4, during a regional tourna­ which will give the teachers an the accusation, claiming to have request for special schooling Placement Team procgduret, second club to keep com- 0 A K J K check but it bounced back with a Margolin, director of special (M l Electric Cetnpeay ment in Colorado Springs." I 7 approximate five per cent salary found out about the delay after came from outside the schools emphasizing that the> "ichooi m unicaitons open w ith his ') 4 A 8 6 2 brief letter attached. >/2 OHAMATfC education for the State Depart­ (M l Beverly HiilbUUce looked around for the door, but it increase In each of the next {two the agreement was reach^. The team does not canvass the health officer will be contacted, partner’s hand. "The check is being returned to ment of Education, after (OOl News was too late. Weiss had whipped years. Some taxpayers have town. Once children are in the and all referrals made through "Very nice," I admitted your offices (or correction,” said COLCKSf likening to the Bolton school »:U(31W lwl’tHappcolB| out a pencil and had jotted down The increase Includes all In­ threatened to petition a town school system, and a problem is him. grudgingly. "You threw a low the July 27 memo. "The correct board review and adopt Planning the hand shown today. crements and salary step ad­ meeting to-act on the teachers suspected, however, teachers, C anK al Towight hearts?" TV Watching and Placement Team procedures • :M (3 4 -n i New t North dealer vances. contract when an agreement Is principals, counselors, doctors, The change in the weather (111 13 o’clock High "Not at all," Weiss said. "I never at its meeting last night. He Neither side vulnerable There is no change in the 50-50 reached, following the stormy Cape Canal and parents all may make augurs well for the fire depart­ had the problem. My brilliant Kaal commended that relatively new (Ml Hedgepodge Lodge Opening lead—Seven of budget fights this Spring and partner didn’t cash the ace of I’ass payment of the teachers in­ PLUMBING Planning and Placement Team, referrsils. ment Carnival and Bavarian Beer (MlTeTcUlhcTniUi Diamonds ■I K> surance package for the present early summer. , BOURN Mass. (AP) - The AND For instance, in another im­ Fest tonight from 6 to 11 and (OOl Wild WIM West diamonds. Instead, she led her required by state regulations to “ I led the seven of diamonds," nimble school year, although the board The school board and the T E A U.S. Army Corps of Elngineers HEATING aginary case: "Dissatisfied with tomorrow from 1 p.m. to mid­ 1-M (3) CBS News low diamond first. I had to ruff, POROUS POINT PENS aid in the evaluation and place­ Weiss related, "and my partner. will up its share of the payment noted the two-year contract has placed in service a new ship the school progress of their son, night. The affair, which includes of course, and I then had to lead OpcniiiK • bsthroom ment of children with disabilities. Guest Speaker (II ABC Newt Mary Chllcote. won with the jack. provides a compromise between control system for the Cape Cod the four of clubs without ever to 75 per cent in the 1973-74 rtmodtlini John, who is in third grade, the five rides and the usual soda and (33-M) NBC News She led the king of diamonds, and To help the board understand school year, as recommended by past practice of annaul salary Canal, using radar, closed circuit • nsw or replicsmsnt parents have a conference with hot dogs for children along with Brig. Walter Lamie, former (30) OleaoM Trail being given the chance to throw it how the board operates, John I discarded the nine of clubs. the arbitration panel. Teachers negotiations and the three-year television and radio. his teachers. After the conference beer and knockwurst for adults, commanding officer of the away. Answer In tournament play, heitint sytitim Flek, director of pupil personnel Right? contract suggested by the arbitra­ The system is the first phase of Manchester Salvation Army "N ow Mary cashed the are of would pay the remaining 25 per they discuss their son with Mr. is being held in the field behind l:M (0 1 N e w s I nodded, wondering when he bid three hearts except when WE HONOR (top "guidance” man) for the cent. tion panel. a program to improve traffic on 849 MAIN STREET Patros (the elementary school the Corvette Center on Rts. 6 and Corps, and his wife will be special diamonds and led a club for me vulnerable against nonvulnerable Bolton schools, presented 7:00 (3) Y w u g Dr. Kildare would come to his brilliant play. the 17.4-mile waterway. When guests at the Citadel Sunday. to ruff. We got our 500 point.s, and The contract must now be Both sides expressed hope the POWER’S 'rnaster'charq*. principal) at which time they 44A. If you can't find it, look for Was he going to throw away the opiKinents In rubber bridge, pass ' TMt MTtMAMI in Downtown Manchester hypothetical cases. Premiere. New Version typed and will be then filed In the two-year salary agreement will finished, the entire length of the request testing because they feel the lights of the ferris wheel, Brig. Lamie will speak at the I got a lesson in partnership. except when nonvulnerable PLUMBING I HEATING Suppose. “ James, age 5, has of hoepltal drama. king of hearts’’ What was this canal will be scanned by closed . 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday town clerk’s office for a 30-day • permit some stablization of con­ Tel: 643-8907 Since 1945 their son may have a lesiming listen for the music. hand all about? What do you think of th a t''" against vulnerable opponents; been evaluated at Newington (S) Truth or Couiequeuccs period. 'The school board invites ditions in the school system." circuit cameras. disability." Proceeds of the three-day services, which are open to the "This is one day I also don't and pass even then unless you Children s Hospital as being (I II DicfcVao Dyke "Just suppose your partner Flek explained that the boy event (it started in last night's public. regret. " 1 conceded "When a anyone who wishes to look at the autistic," he explained in a (33-M) New t takes the ace of diamonds, and have a conservative and un­ would be asked to to have a dampness) will go toward the On Monday. Mrs Brig Lamie bridge player praises his partner document to do so during this mimerqgraphed listing. “ The (M ) An About WeUarc declarer follows suit. What do derstanding partner. complete physical examination purchase of a rescue vehicle for will be guest speaker at the instead of himself, that's a day to period. parents contact the school when (OO) ABC News you discard now’’ Copyright 1972 with his physician, if he hadn't the department. Friendship Circle's 25th anniver­ remember." The salary increments cannot they receive a written recommen­ General Feature Corp. sary dinner and reunion at 6:30 Daily Question be instituted until the end of the dation from the hospital for a had one recently, and then go on BaUetia Board 7:30 (3) What’s Happeuiag 4 p.m. at the gymnasium of the As dealer, you hold: Spades, 7- 30Klay period, according to an pre-school placement for the for neurological exams and other nie Democratic Town Com­ (8) Lataie. s o tn 'H Citadel. 6-2; Hearts. K-J-10-9-6-5-2; A K J 10 9 3 announcement by Mrs. Barbara child." The superintendent, who tests if necessary to pinpoint his mittee will meet tonight at 8 p.m. (18) Baseball Other dinner guests will in­ Diamonds, 7; Clubs, 9-4. (-) A (J Kalas, board member, would usually be the one to problem. All of this would be at the town hall. Orioles at Yankees. clude Mrs. Maj. Donald Seiler, What do you say? 0 10 9 4 2 Wednesday night. receive the request, would then reviewed by the Planning and The Class of 1973 will sponsor a (33) Let’s Make a Deal Placement Team. "John" might director of women's services; and Onassis Fling ♦ 7.1 Mrs. Kalas cited a ruling made refer it to Flek, and to the Plan­ paper drive tonwrrow during the (M ) Thirty Minute* eventually spend some of his •Mrs. Brig. H. B. Fleming, assis­ (M ) HoUywoed Squares .Hotilh Weal by Town Counsel Robert King ning and Placement Team. day. Residents are asked to leave Goes to Court OPEN ALL DAY school day in Bolton's own lear­ papers in front of their homes. tant divisional Home League (OOl Nanay A Professor I A 3 C) supporting the announcement. E^fentually. with the help of SUNDAY 4 ASEPTEMBER Pass ning disabilities class. Members of the town's midget secretary, both from the Dr. Margolin's office, the closest ■ATHENS (A P ) — An Athens A ll Pass In his presentation, Flek asked Divisional offices in Hartford. 8:M (31 Souuy aud Cher FREE PARKING public school class with the ap­ and pony league football teavn the moon (x d slcr5,| contacting .Mn. Dominic .Nardini .9 25-12:00 NLdnigbt PiRiMOi,'NT // POOLSTITER Their Children Jr . Mrs Houston Ingram or .Mrs //* LEBANON, Pa. (AP) — Mrs. ^^jjoaaa^ ' Jerry Lewis Cinenia. South 4 4 ^ * 8 3 ^ PICTUR6S Carolyn Gerace says her 7-year- Marge Wendus at the office of the Windsor — "The (Xher. " 7 00- PRESENTS ARABMAJKIiTIM school supenntendent 9 00 o ld Welsh corgi. Tee, E frie n d s som etim es sits for hours at a Full or Twill Front JAUBEARUOieS Cinema 1 — "Everything You HALF GAL GALLON M TECHNICOLOR* A PARA)40UNT PICTURE B time in his private pool in the Always Wanted to Know About w CONTENTS backyard. Mrs. Gerace said she Kiihln*r Car !Mals MMMATAL ftLK04MCl WOOOTAUJEir» Septic Tanks Sex." I 30-3 30-5 :30-7 30-9 30 wouldn’t presume to speak for “EVESTTHINC n U AUTAn Cinema 11 — "The Man. 1 30- fM M M M Mm AND his reasons. 650x13 Plus 1.75 F.E.T. WANTED TO KNOW BARGAIN 3 15-5 00-7 00-9 00 ABOUT SEX* MATINEE Capitol Theater — "Swinging Plus 2.12F.E.T. MOMiWwSAT Plugied Sewers 775x14 *BUT WEBE AfX AlD TO -n ttp it Pussycats.’ 7 00-9 00. Goodbye ALLWKATm 99c Columbus. 12 00 .NLdnigbt Dooi- to door l i t . I\' in or full front 825x14 Plui 2.29 F.E.T. ASX" Machine Cleaned WESTOW Mansfield Theater — "The Black, hlnc, Inoun. green, gold I N. ]:M. iM . 7:N. »:N MfffMBMiraBB Septic Tanks, Ory Wells, Sewer l a r a a o ^ a i Gfoundster Conspiracy." 9 15. Bolton -w. Lines'-'Installed-Cellar Water­ 455 HARTFORD RD. proofing Done. "Murphy s War." 7 35. Joe Kidd.' 10 45 MANCHESTER M c K i n n e y b r o s . 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MANCHESTER PAOB FOUR— MANCIffiSTlijR EVEINING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FVi,, Sept 15,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frt., Sept. 15,1972- PAPE FIVE Open Forum Angela Davis Given Degree \- FRESH CANDY EAST BERLIN (AP) - East studies, but above all the logic of mtiriMN.UHlUFFT Germany's Karl Marx University your poltical battle, lead you as a No Different CSNOTCUFIOSIIO has conferred an honorary doctor young scientist ever closer to Dear sir; HEV.GREAT? VOU GUVS AREN'T of philosophy degree on Angela Marxism-Leninism," University Founded Oct, i, 1881 It used'to be, at one time, that ARTHUR DRUG Davis, the bLack American Com­ Rector Dr. Gerhard Winkler said ®lLira most political campaigns were GIVING UPON DCMNTOWN , munist. in conferring the degree on Publiihed by Manchester Publishing Co., newspapa* by carrier daily before 6 p.m. merely mud-slinging from one REDEVEL0PMENT7Ti(ffriG^> "The logic of your scientific Wednesday. II Bissell St^Mt, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation depart­ political party to another, and, in most instances, Ellection '72 has tdeiriKme 64S-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. not revealed itself to be any OOlxSnATIOHS Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation different. But, to and behold, NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT and holidays. Entered at the Muichester, George McGovern, in his Member of The Associated Press rO\ .V Between Wells and School succeeded him as Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail attempts to include the "Grass proprietor."Bep" was a fine foot­ Roots" (middle class Americana). r - 6 ^ . Sts.there was a large honey locust Matter. V ball player on the old G.N.A.C. H ie Manchester Publishing Co. assumes in Election '72, does not wish FOR 1 FULL YEAR AT BLAU’S! tree. Those big dark brown seed Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for them to feel left out and has pods suggested twisted goat's team. "B ep " told us to stop in for typographical errors appearing in adver­ commenced to do his share of horns so were taken for that \9l?1 haircuts on way home from Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The slinging a little mud their way. purpose and worn stuck in hats or Payable in Advance I speak sp^ifically about his head bands in playing games. The swimming at Globe Hollow Manchester Eivening Herald. \NC-- quotation of Sunday, Sept. 10, location was bad, close to the rather on way going over for our One Month 13.25 One Year 139.00 Display advertising closing hours, three 1972, when before a crowd in sidewalk at the edge of the school swim. He said it was easier cut­ Single (3opy 15' Six Months 119.50 full days prior to publication. Elspanola, N.M., he remarked lawn. So many youngsters were ting our hair then. Boys paid only Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon I'NCkd By Carrier, W eel^ 75* Three Months |9.75 that any young person or worker passing there that many of the ten cents at first O.C. can prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYiday goats had to do with only one remember, and later 15 cents Subscribers w^o fail to receive their who supports President Nixon "is for publication Saturday and Monday. too confused to know which end horn. then 20 cents for hair cuts. Satur­ days were his busy days and he is up." Watkins Bros, furniture store May I congratulate Mr. and mortuary was located at refused to take on boys' work OLSAR yOUR MiWO OF f Mc(3overn on his cogent observa­ Main and School Sts. in the same then. HoiuiUlf J0HM94W tion. As a young person who building now occupied by the On the comer of Main and Freedom Means supports President Nixon, I Blau Furniture Store. Eldridge was a harness and other frankly admit, that every time I Next north of Watkins was the leather work shop. The Freedom see Mr. McGovern speak I find it Magnell building. Magnells lived proprietor was a French man To Leave very difficult to determine on the second floor. On the south named Achilles Moreau who side of the first floor was lived on the northeast corner of "which end is up." , a " fe' A” /» ' 5 .'A'’ One of the basic rights which modem model. Sincerely, Magnell's tailor shop. On the Spruce and School Sts. He had a Americans take for granted, yet which is Adele P. Lemieux north side was Magnell's candy son Harry and a daughter There, until the C^tro government dsV ' nowhere directly mentioned in the found it convenient to stop further 31 Eldridge St. everV, store where also could be Georgette who boasted that she was French and "not a darned Constitution or the Bill of Rights, is the emigration, those who wished to leave Manchester ' vVirP®' . purchased school supplies, Capital Fare games, greeting cards, etc. old Yankee." right to travel abroad or to leave the had to place themselves on the list of The Innocent It was necessary to climb two country permanently. “gusanos,” or worms, and in a political Parker Street By Andrew Tally ^ \\P«- or three steps to the front porch It is not merely the rights of free and social limbo. . so Controversy of the store. That was quite com­ speech and press, or the ultimate power After many long months, those for­ Bystander corPP®,\,8p9®°'toroP®;,^e mon arrangement for many China Minister of the ballot in the hands of the citizen, tunate enough to be permitted aboard To the editor: stores then. They also were set that distinguishes between democracies the only daily plane to Miami, could Although I live nowhere near Nixon Record Not That Good back a little from the side walks. To Meet Rogers and totalitarian systems. By A rthur Hoppe take with them little more than the the Parker St. area, I view the S's"'”’"" >N\U 0,,C. cannot remember any It is the right of any fed-up citizen to clothes on their backs. All their property controversy as an example of t>e store at that time which was built UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (AP) bug out for good and all any time he industry trying to get one more c‘ right up light to the property line. — Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao and wealth had been confiscated by the The Ultimate Olympic Event WASHINGTON - Leonard streets, implying that if the special privilege at the expense of o' ° Footage of land was not as expen­ Kuan-hua will again lead the doesn't like the way the country is going government. Woodcock, president of the United States will spend X the public good and 1 also sym­ sive as it is now. and businessmen China delegation when the or thinks he can find a better life billions of dollars to wipe out Much the same thing is happening in pathize with the Colonial Rd. United Auto Workers, had were not inclined to slide their General Assembly convenes somewhere else. The Olympics went on. Yet it way against what I beUeve — I poverty, slums and ignorance, ne'o'" rrvo'® Russia today. Jews who want to leave residents in this matter. something the other day when he meat quite so thin. Tuesday. In a recent book on Vietnam war wasn’t the same. It wasn't the realized how difficult this age-old criticized the Nixon administra­ crime will disappear. that other workers' paradise to emigrate Over the years I have seen Then came "Dan" Shaw’s Chinese Ambassador Huang resisters who have fled to Canada, a same at all. dream would be to achieve, how tion for its "failure" to reduce Nuts to that argument. We’ve to Israel have been required to pay an Manchester transformed from barber shop. Dan claimed to have Hua also said Wednesday that number of the deserters or draft evaders On the television screen, the deeply competitiveness and crime in American streets. been hearing such baloney for exit fee of nearly |1,000. the residential “city of village been a member of the old (Charter Chiao will meet with Secretary of same tiny figures darted about, nationalism are rooted within us. Woodcock, who is supporting more than 10 years now, and it ' tj ' '.nn«*» lif.ut htm u'm .tfc'i m o I'lOq remarked upon the ridiculous ease with charm" into a checkerboard of Oak baseball team with "B illie" State William P. Rogers, British Now, on top of that, a new tax has striving to beat each other — Then came those scenes with (Jeorge McGovern for FYesident, sometimes seems as if our an­ Colofllal M apl. ? l l Sq n el 100^ Eirly American Uiple. Pint which they crossed the border — as if spot zoning not unlike cities like Ryan and "Eddie" Ferris and P'oreign Secretary Alex Douglas- striving to outpunch, outrun, out- losers and winners embracing based his attack on a little- tipoverty programs have done no DINETTE SET NYLON CARPET Sofa & Chair o r S p a n is h this were one more proof of stupidity in been levied on Jews holding academic Newington. Bloomfield and Blast others now forgotten. He told us Home and Foreign Ministers An­ swim, outjump and outmuscle after hard-fought contests — noticed item plucked from an more than make it possible for Washington. degrees, ranging from $5,400 for a Hartford. As a result people who MASTER^ many things about the old ways drei Gromyko of Russia and each other. Americans and Russians, Elast earlier report by the FB I which hoodlums to buy fancier guns and Oval M icada lo p fable and Installed Wall to Wall Ovei Available m handsome teacher to $23,500 for a person with a blau 4 Matching Chaus Ptinis /.ppered Foam of playing the game. The pitcher Maurice Schumann of France at a It did not dawn on them that the very are willing to pay taxes of Heavy Rubbe' Pad and BEDROOM \ The same commercials for'the and West (jermans, Africans, emphasized that the rate of in­ sharper knives. For God’s sake, furniture stores Cushions Arm Sleeves university doctorate. \ residential luxury are moving Ini.luding t ^ o i Enough lo only had to throw 40 feet instead dinner Sept. 27 to be given by UN simplicity of foreign travel for same brands of beer and Asians and Europeans with their crease of all crime was up “only” in our more untidy cities, creeps (over the average living Whether the tax is seen as an effort to out. These are the people who are Regular 1190 00 Value Room Dining Room and Regulai 14iQ Value Regular 144S Value of 60 as now. Only the catcher Secretary-General Kurt Americans, particularly travel to our deodorants spoke glowingly of arms about each other. 7 per cent in 1971, the lowest in are trading food stamps for six- '.:ioo *'•! concerned with maintaining a f oyrt wore a glove and he didn't pick- Waldheim. nearest neighbors, Clanada and Mexico, discourage an intellectual “brain drain" the glories of competition. The How warm I felt each time! six years. Atty. Gen. Richard shooters and hopheads their Y O u H C H O ia good education system and a 5 2 9 9 em-off close behind the batter. Chiao headed the Chinese undercut much of their allegations or as a form of vindictiveness or, along same giant corporation assured Perhaps this was the way after Kleindienst also announced that relief checks for a fix. Form erly Keith's of Mancheeter good place to live, not the owners 4 2 8 5 2 1 9 Ocluie Uuouftioul 5359 He usually caught them on the delegation during the 1971 with the exit fee, as merely a source of us time and again that it “backed all. If we could achieve this at the the downward trend had con­ 1116 Main Street about U.S. “imperialism.” of industry, commercial business, Phone «48'4169 first bound. Gene^ Assembly session after revenue for the Soviet government the American team.” Olympics, why not at the U. N.? tinued during the first quarter of To be sure, ^ctatorships have often and apartment buildings. Dan’s son John (Bep) also mainland CTiina took over the makes little difference. From the same boxing arena, Perhaps nation states, too, could 1972. Perhaps the best description of for Tour Shoppini Convenience' found it useful to rid themselves of Town Hall—wake up. You are (S iiu id iy i till 5 30) worked with his father and Nationalist Chinese seat. the same announcer talked ex­ learn to compete by the rules in a But the Nixon record is not all the anarchic society in which we OPEN TONITE and EVERY NITE till 9 dissidents or those they considered un­ It is one more practice which being manipulated. citedly of the blood now flowing spirit of fair play, accepting vic­ that good. That "promising” 7 live has been submitted by the desirable, but it has always been for a separates the indecent governments of Robert F. Silva from the losing fighter's nose. tory with humility and defeat per cent increase in all crime was new Citizens Crusade Against this world from the decent. 143 Keeney Street price. We have only to look to CXiba for a And on the same podium, the with grace. Perhaps, despite the made possible by a lower rate of Crime, headed by author Manchester same-looking athletes, wearing spirit of competition and increase in so-called “property CJeveland Amory, and with a the same-looking gold medal nationalism ingrained in most of crimes” — burglary, larceny and policy committee that includes MERCURY Your Help Needed stood proudly before the same us, mankind could yet survive. auto thefts. Meanwhile, more to one of McNaught Syndicate’s Dear editor: old national flags as the band But all that was before the the point for the average citizen, energetic editors, Chuck Hardy. Good, Bad News Once again, the United Fund solemnly played the same old ultimate Olympic event. crimes against persons showed an In a petition presented to both S A Z n LINCOLN Campaign is under way. Many national anthems. 11 per cent rise during 1971. political conventions — and Yet it wasn’t the same. For we It was the ultimate event in generally ignored — the CCAC Improved economic conditions in are de-humanized. For example, the Manchester workers are seeking financial help for these agencies ; had — millionstof us — witnessed that it was bred out of competi­ Iti short', although FYesident lodged the completely valid point C H I P P E R SAYS... Connecticut and several other states formula in this case applies to the state Association for the Help of the ultimate Olympic event. tion and nationalism. Because the Nixon has adopted a much harder that "Our traditional civil liber­ ultimate nation state, Nazi (Ger­ have resulted in improved employment as a whole and does not recognize that Retarded Children; Child and Before that, I had watched the line against crime than his two ties are being smothered by the many, killed six million of its Democratic predecessors and spread of violent crim e.” It noted opportunities. This is good news and we within a state—any state for that Family Service of Connecticut; little screen in fascination, hour Community Child Guidance upon end. I had — like millions of Jewish citizens, the nation state spent much more money to tight that we have lost the rights of hope the trend not only continues but of Israel was bom. Because of matter—economic recovery and in­ □ in ic; Lutz Junior Museum; us — rooted for my countrymen, it, people are still living freedom of assembly and S A V E $ $ $ $ that, the Palestine Arabs lost freedom of speech because peo­ accelerates. creased employment are not always Manchester Homemaker Service; sharing their elation when they dangerously in this egalitarian their homeland, only to be beaten Manchester Public Health Nurses won, their frustration with the paradise. ple are "afraid to leave their uniform. There are some areas which again and again by the Israelis in homes" and fear to testify against The bad news, however, is that under Association; American Red decisions of the judges that Indeed, a body finds no more AT their attempts to recapture a lag behind others because of the varied Cross; Boy Scouts; Catholic seemed politically inspired, their safety when he flees the big cities violence lest they be executed by federal law formulas; an estimated 18,- Family Services; Girl Scouts; U S delight that they were now ahead nation state of their own. and moves to the suburbs or rural the violent. natures of their local economies. And so now, in the bitterness of 000 persons in the state who have been 0 ; Y M C A and the Y W C A. of the Russians in total medals neighborhoods. According to the Hyperbole? 1 think not. The p r ' defeat, out of blind nationalism, We thus have a situation where a The services provided by these won. FB I report, crime is increasing at FBI files contain horror stories of MOMAITTY BROTHERS drawing unemployment benefits under they had resorted, as men do, to boom in one part of the state can, in ef­ agencies go beyond description Yet at the same time I felt a faster rate in those areas than in elderly citizens in scores of wanton killing. a special federal law are being cut off and the value really cannot be twinges of guilt. For I believe the cities. Robberies, for exam­ American cities who haven’t left fect, improve the statewide statistic Pity the poor Germans, who their homes for months, and in ./ t because the state's rate of insured un­ measured in dollars. Yet without that the nation state — like the ple, were up a whopping 17 per but leaves unresolved the needs of those the financial support of tribes, the city states and the wanted to erase their image as cent in the suburbs and 11 per some cases even years because to employment dropped below 6.5 per Manchester residents these agen­ empires that preceded it — has Jew-killers. Pity the poor cent in the farmlands. do so is to flirt with sudden SELL-OFF! men and women who have exhausted cent. cies simply cannot continue to become an anachronism. Israelis, who only want to live in The message is that crime is death. The country’s latest sport peace. Pity the poor, stupid Arab their regular unemployment benefits serve. I believe that in this ther­ very much a campaign issue, four is not chess, but murder for kicks. terrorists who saw this as a way Whether it's a brand new 1972 or an extra- While this action is being protested by and are now deprived of supplementary As president of the United monuclear age we must put an years after Nixon promised to And yet, although public opi­ to win sympathy for their cause. Fund of Manchester I urge all end to rampant nationalism and abolish the “permissiveness” of nion polls show 80 per cent of the our elected officials and it is hoped this ones because of a statewide formula. But pity, too, those of us who, conditioned used car. WE'RE SELLING OFF our citizens to help these agencies the wars it breeds before it puts his predecessors, even though he people want effective gun control for one fleeting moment, thought arbitrary statistical way of terminating We would like to see federal criteria continue with their most valuable an end to us. I believe our only rales a high mark for effort. laws, (Congress has repeatedly inventory to make way for the new model we glimpsed the comif^ com­ programs. hope lies in the community of Unfortunately, George bowed to the lobbying of the gun special benefits can be lifted or eased; refined to recognize these “pockets” of munity of man. makers and gun clubs and Sincerely, men. McGovern has not quite pro­ year. the real problem remains. refused to require even that economic adversity in stales which may John A. DeQuattro But this is only an intellectual jected the image of a President firearms and owners of firearms We believe too many of our so-called be otherwise improving economically on President belief. And as I rooted in the heat who would wield a big stick be licensed. Meanwhile, there are United Fund of of competition for my coun- against our criminal creeps. He welfare and public insurance programs an overall average. 90 million guns owned by U.S. Manchester trvmen — rooted in some small Today in History does a swell job of deploring crime, but at this writing he has civilians and 2 'A million more are Today is Friday, September no program for fighting it. bought every year. Obviously, the 15th, the 259th day of 1972. There Mostly, he talks about the Republic is possessed by a death are 107 days left in the year. "root causes” of our pierilous wish. Today's highlight in history: On this date in 1949, Konrad f * ' Adenauer became the first ,w<- chancellor of West Germany Brand New Brand New On this date— A Thought for Today ^ 1 1972 MERCURY In 1777, the Polish count, MONTEREY 4-DR. HARDTOP 72 MONTEGO 1972 COMET Casimir Pulaski, was com­ If we accept the fact that real religion unless, and until, we U w fwBtago demensfreter, y«ll«w with dorh brown vinyl roof, 2-DR. 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Mjchine washable One year ago ... the United greatest human beings that ever / m o r i a r t v a States said it would support the walked the earth. Unless we un­ 10 Years Ago acrylic/rayon. Red/blue or blue/white. 5-13. 12.00 and 16.00 a 0air. derstand the past we are destined ‘.-A’.. assignment of Oiina’s permanent William E. Stiles, Jr., former A: AfR CONDITIONED iir seat in the United Nations Securi­ to repeat it. Manchester High School English At Burton’s, No Sales Are Final Until YOU Are Completely Satisfied! ty Council to Communist China We also seem to stop looking at teacher, is appointed assistant NEW72M0NTEG0S Today's birthdays: Educator things from the point of eternity. executive secretary of the 14 to pick from SAVE $$$ 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phonm 643-5135 ■ Mif Miiton S. Eisenhower is 73 years We won't be able to help es­ Department of Classroom old. Singer and pianist ^ b b y tablish another golden age of art, Teachers, largest unit of National A stroll down the path near Hilliard's Pond, Manchester. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Short is 48. literature, government, or Educational Association. PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Kri., Sept. 15,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 18,1972-^ PAGE SEVEN Compromise Reported Mahoney Seeks Baptist Women Plan Caravan Information on Revamp Cost High On Revenue Sharing Deaf Problems MERIDEN (AP) — (Connec­ In time for a Nov. 7 election," Inspiration and direction will F'dr reservations contact Mrs. ticut’s rcdlstrtcting will be com­ Gaffey said. be the bywords as the officers of Manchester State Rep. Frands pleted in time for the Nov. 7 j The Baby Has Billy Graham, 99 Skinner Rd, WASHINGTON (AP) - recipients. Gaffey also said the cost of the American Baptist Women Vernon. Congreulonal fashioners of a Mahoney bai made himielf elections, but the financial cost to remapping for municipalities will This compromise should favor hold a caravan tomorrow from 10 The luncheon committee in­ revenue-sharing program say available to any person with municipalities will be high, Mar­ be high. For example, he said, a.m. to 2 p.m. In Fellowship Hall states that have gone heavily Into hearing impalrmenta, or persona Aqua Booster cludes Mrs. Earl Mack, Mrs. they have resolved a big-state, tin A. Gaffey, president of the the cost to Waterbury will be the federally matched program of Community Baptist Church. Orlando Tibbetts, Mrs. Lawrence little-state rivalry and cleared the interested in the problem - so Connecticut Registrars of Voters and thus would face slurp cut­ approximately $23,000 for the th e purpose of the caravan is Sleeves, Mrs. Robert Johns and way for $8.3 billion to start that he may learn of their Association, said Thursday. redistricting. I Been Named backs under the Senate ENJOY PLENTY to develop the leadership Mrs. Nicholas Derewlanka. flowing in October to statehouses suggestions and pass them on a A poll of state registrars In­ The association will sponsor a bill—enough in some cases to qualities of those women who and city halls. state commission created by an d ic ate that all cities will be hill in the next session of the m ore than wipe out their OF HOT WATER serve as officers of local groups Senate and House conferees act of the 1972 General Assembly. ready for the elections under the General Assembly to provide for revenue-sharing benefits. Tho Aqua Boosttr is a rastrvt storaga tank with a and to encourage potential agreed Thursday night on a for­ Mahoney is a member of the General Assembly reapportlon- state reimbursement of the The basic compromise formula bronza circulator and watar tamparatura control. It l4 Dore, Nicole Marie, daughter of Richard A. and Wanda Fleming leaders as well. mula which, one aide said, means 11-member Commission to Study ment formula adopted last year municipal rediitricting costs, for revenue sharing, according to a complotoly automatic unit that oparatti in combina­ Dore of 9 Reservoir Rd,, Rockville. She was born Aug. 30 at Mrs. Donald Sherman of New that everybody wins. and Investigate Problems of the by a state panel, he reported. Gaffey said. preliminary figures, would mean tion with a homo boating systom to insuro a navar Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Haven, vice president of Deaf and Hearing Impaired. The ‘Due to the integrity and Larry Hammer, deputy tailing supply of hot wator. While that does not appear to lower allocations for a few states and Mrs. Merton Fleming, Gehring Rd , Tolland Her paternal leadership development, will lead be literally true, there seems commission serves without com- dedication of every registrar of secretary of state, praised the than they would have received grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Martin Eckenrod, White Rd , the session, assisted by other little doubt that the t \ ^ pensaUon. voters in the state, redistricting registrars for having met the Crystal Lake. She has a sister, Shanan Leslie. under either Senate or House state officers. They will help the chambers will accept the comr Public Act 14 instructs the guidelines will be accomplished deadline. K verslona-but only for the first group to plan programs and bring fbrms promise and send the bill to commission to make an annual NO M O R E W AITING Rowlands, Morgan Lyn, son of Michael J and Doris Lentell year. And some of these states solutions to problems, answers to President Nixort—who asked for report to the governor and the OIL POWERED ECONOMY Rowlands of 7 Overhill Rd . Ellington. He was born Aug. 30 at NEW LOW PRICE might find relief under the social- questions and plenty of how-to- it—in time for October dis­ General Assembly - a report Ramambor oil poworod hot watar costs 50% loss than services provisions. Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and do-it to the division meetings bursements. which will Includie reconunen- alactric and lass than gas, in most aroas. Mrs. J. Hill of Northampton. England His paternal grandfather is The distribution of funds which will be part of the program The conferees expected to dis­ daUons for programs and legisla­ The Wicker Cottage David Rowlands of Luton. England. He has two brothers. Melvin BREAD among local governments within following the luncheon served at pose of other aspects of the $39- tion. In addition, the commission John, and David Eliot. 1 POUND 4oz. LOAF states would follow the Senate noon. billion, five-year measure at a is instructed to make interim AUTOMATIC & DEPENDABLE guidelines, which favor central final session today, pointing to reports, when it has recommen­ It's complatoly automatic; connactad Into your hot cities and rural areas over sub­ Hoops, Jason Blair, son of Timothy B. and Cheryl Tedford .V(l(l two cups cooked and final passage next week. dations for immediate action. Has Everything watar homa haating unit, it is tharmostatically con- Hoops. Ramey Air Force Base, Puerto Wco. He was born July 21 at drained green beans to a urbs, in comparison with the Also on the commission is State in trolled to provide unfailing hot wator for all tho many macaroni and cheese casserole This is the formula problem House formula. Ramey Air Force Base. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and they faced: Rep. Thomas Dooley of Vernon. naods of a modern family. and cover with crisp crumbled Among issues still before the B asketw are Mrs. Frederick Tedford of 269 Spring St. His paternal grandparents Senate and House versions of He, too, has asked persons In­ ARCO <> bacon. \ ver.v hearty and conferees is the question whether also arc Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Hoops of 50 Virginia Rd. His maternal the bill disagreed on the weight volved in the hearing problem to satisfying mai n dish. the federal revenues should go to great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tedford of 179 Fern St that should be given different contact him with any suggestions • Candles FUEL OIL a OIL BURNER SALES t SERVICE • AIR CONDITIONING H M tin g O i the states with no strings at­ His paternal great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs. J Ferguson factors in determining states' they may have. • Bennington Pottery from Atlantic Richfield tached, as Nixon recommended McConochie of Middletown. His great-great-grandmother is Mrs revenue shares. Whence Derived and the Senate provided, or with Henry Plumb of Middletown. The House version rewarded some requirements as to general The word astronaut comes states relying on their own in­ '‘'’come in and browse" hair nets, sleep caps, fields in which they could be from two Greek words mean­ Saint Clair, Tydyn, son of Donald and Karen Meyer Saint Clair of come tax. The Senate formula 0|Kn: Wrriulays 10-5 - Sun. 12-5 - C lw d Vondnt spent, as the House specified. ing “sailor among the Medford, N.J. He was born July 31 at the University of Penn­ allocated more funds to 33 small stars"; the word cosmonaut FOGIlllTy BftOTHFfiS, inC. sylvania Hospital in Pennsylvania. His maternal grandparents are 4 and hair curlers states, less to 17 big, in­ comes from two Greek ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. 319 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer^llA Sycamore Lane His paternal grand open dustrialized states. words meaning “sailor of (ACROSS FROM GOLFLAND) parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Saint Clair of New Haven His mondays! This is how the conferees States^ Shares the universe.” T ELEPH O N E 649-4539 maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Marie Behr of Windsor resolved the problem: A l l W A we~sell They left both formulas in the WASHINGTON (AP) - The ^the m1rael« of molnitYtiC lottery bill and provided that each state's revenue-sharing formula agreed downtown maneh«st«r tickets share should be figured by the on by Senate and House con­ Singers Schedule one more favorable to that state. ferees Thursday would provide But since this would have re­ these allocations to states this Musical Tag Sale College quired more funds than the $5.3 year, according to tentative The only tag sale in Manchester billion budgeted for this year, the figures'prepared by congressional with live entertainment will be compromise provides that each specialists. Figures are in held tomorrow from 10 a.m. until Notes share be scaled down by about 9.1 millions of dollars. dark at the home of Mr. and Mrs. per cent to bring the total within Alabama 116.1; Alaska 6.0: Mrs. Patricia Tomeo of 29 the agreed figure. Arizona 50.1; Arkansas 55.0; David Gunas, 114 Linwood Dr. Rachel Rd. and Miss Linda Starting at noon, songs will be After this year, the reduction California 555.8; Colorado 54.6; Flichter of 30 Duval St. graduated will no longer apply. CONNECTICUT 66.1; Delaware offered periodically by members Thursday from the licensed prac­ of the Mountain Laurel Chapter t^e a l i v e Another difference had to be 15.7; District of Columbia 23.7; tical nurse program, conducted compromised. The Senate tacked Florida 145.9; Georgia 109.8; of Sweet Adelines. Proceeds jointly by the state Department a Another first from The onto the bill provisions designed Hawaii 23.6; Idaho 19.8; Dlinois from the sale, which is sponsored of Education and St. Francis by the chapter, will be used to to curb what has been criticized 274.6; Indiana 104.3; Iowa 77.0; Hospital. Hartford, in exercises HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY as a runaway program of federal Kansas 52.8; Kentucky 87.3; send its "Illusions" barbershop held at the A.l. Prince Vocational three-to-one matching of state Louisiana 113.6; quartet to Salt Lake City. Utah, Technical School, Hartford. for national competition in Oc­ DESIGNERS and BUILDERS expenditures on social services, Maine 31.1; Maryland 106.9; tober. mainly to welfare recipients. Massachusetts 162.9; Michigan MANCHESTER STATE BANK OF CUSTOM The Senate bill would have 221.8; Minnesota 103.8; Mississip­ The sale will include household Miss Evelyn J. Lessard, abolished the program, except in pi 90.6; Missouri 98.7; Montana daughter of Jules B. Lessard of 74 • FINISHED V,. • yi(, goods, stationary, and many specified fields for which $600,000 20.6; Nebraska 42.9; Nevada 11.1; W Middle Tpke.: John V. Ab­ other items Hot coffee will be a year would have been per­ New Hampshire 15.2; New bott, son of Mr. and Mrs Varnum BASEMENTS available. mitted. By way of compensation, Jersey 163.5; New Mexico 33.2; J Abbott Jr of 56 Thayer Rd : • SIDING it would have put another $1 New York 591.1; North Carolina The Illusions" quartet, which and Jay J. Nordby, son of Dr. and billion a year into revenue 135.4; North Dakota 19.7; Ohio includes Mrs. Gunas and Mrs Mrs. John H. Nordby of 524 • KITCHENS sharing. 206.9; Oklahoma 59.4; Oregon Fall Fanfare of Fashions Mary Jayne Crandall, also of Reservoir Rd., Vernon, have The conferees took another 56.2; Manchester, must raise a large enrolled as freshmen at Modeling some of the outfits they will wear at “A Fall part of the $400 each will need for Call for Free Estimate tack. They would let the Pennsylvania 273.8; Rhode Middlebury (Vt.) College. Island 23.6; South Carolina 81.4; F'anfare of f’ashion" tonight are, from left to right, Lisa the national competition. matching program continue, but 289-2215 set a $2.5-billion-a-year limit on it South Dakota 25.1; Tennessee Hutchins, Laura Livingston. Carrie Lussier, Kristin Henne- EAST HARTFORD and confine it first to programs of 98.4; Texas 244.4; Utah 31.4; quin, and Janice Hsu. The fashion show, sponsored by The color of hair, its texture David Joseph Franzosa of 50 day care for children, help for the Vermont 14.8; Virginia 105.2; Manehester Assembly! Order of Rainbow for Girls, will be and the way it grows are deter­ Norman Dr., South Windsor: and Financing Available retarded and family planning, Washington 84.0; West Virginia held at 8 at the Masonic Temple. Fashions are being mined by heredity, but may be Stephen J. Derby of East St., Member of the National Remodelers Association and after that to services 52.3; Wisconsin 133.9; Wyoming provided by Burton's. Miss Ann McKenzie, pianist, will influenced by environment. It Hebron, have enrolled as specifically for welfare 9.7. provide background music. Refreshments will be served. may grow only on certain parts freshmen at Rennselaer PfUUilAl of the body, as in man, or it Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N Y MICHAEL J. MAZZICATO OWNER Barbara Harris of Burton's will be the commentator. Miss may cover most of the body, as Yvonne Smith is fashion show chairman. Tickets may be in animals. purchased at the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) TV Danbury Bank Robbed DANBURY (AP) - At least and saw "maybe three or four n e w : — EXCITINO 9 Started Club Idea four men held up the Hayestown robbers with no masks." One of The service club idea was NATURAL HEALTH office of the Union Trust Co. the robbers ordered customers to MANCHESTER originated in 1905 by Paul P. 'Thursday morning and escaped lie down on the floor, and I Harris, a Chicago attorney, FOOD SHOPPE fabric-knowilow with an undisclosed amount of another shouted "Move, move, who gathered members from cash, police said. m ove," he said. businesses and professions ■AT THE No injuries were reported in for rotating meetings at their "One jumped over the counter offices to become the Rotary PARKADE the incident. The bank is located and almost landed on my wife's getsavings! across from the Danbury Shop­ International, according to head, " Plante said. "I was Encyclopaedia Britannica. ping Center. looking straight into his eyes." TELEVISION APPLIANCE The robbers entered the bank at 10:20 a.m. when a large STAR number of customers was pre­ WANTED By CLAY R. POLLAN------sent, said Police Chief James P. OFFERS ARIES Clean, Late Model MAft. 21 Your Daily Activity Guide Tallon. They took money from iCRT. 22 1''^ A P R .. n According to the Stars. ot' both tellers' stations and the OCT. 22VALy USED CARS 6- 11-12 20 To develop message for Saturday, vault, he said. 29-43 80 81 read words corresponding to numbers 2- 8-21-26^ ALL PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS ARE FREE Emilio Plante of Danbury said Top Prices Paid of your Zodiac birth sign. 5367 69 W , ' TAURUS he and his wife were signing a APR. 20 ' ^ A. 3 ' f».un M A SCORPIO For All Makes! BETTER SERVICE • • ■’ 32 N t 62 ocr. 2 2 ^ card for a safety deposit when a . . . ' ^-- MAP 20 J 33 A 6 j t FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT FREE NAME IMPRINTED CHECKS NOV. 2 l ^ r ^ man armed with a handgun 4-U.25 30 4 ;*..e 34 Er'thuSiQVn" 64 D CARTER CHEVROLET A -^ 45 57 62 5 Of f; ,rt jr t fv 35 Finonc .q 1 65 D 34-36-38-40/? "pushed an old man into my CO.. IN C. FREE STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT . . . FREE POSTAGE FOR BANK­ GEMINI ^ '» 36 Anti 66 ^ ng 46-49-50 wife." ’ - 37 67 r-. SAGITTARIUS 1229 Main St. MAf 21 ? f • *"3 38 L »c n->ok ,M 68 A '. ..rr Plante said he turned around GREATER SATISFACTION 9 '7 ^ il 39 Have 69 fr, ,e-:rs NOP. 77 y U Phone 649-5238 ING BY MAIL. ^ r ' r JUhll 20 cS ;o A„i 40 W, 1 70CheE.rf^| DfC. 21 41 48 51 55 ' ' Tr ere S 4 ! Lougn 7 ' I'lrJcilge __ 6]-70-77 I 2 S rr efriing 42 T 59 63-64-65J ' t 72 A*rr ,sphere 71 73-77 1 ,oi® NO MINIMUM BALANCE OR DEPOSIT OF ANY TYPE. NO CANCER I 3 be 4 3 D' •ng 73 T ... - , ’4 V-J, 44 r /4 ,,ndef A [• June 21 CAPRICORN >5 T' ur 45 A 75T. DEC. 22 .Jf MONTHLY SERVICE OR ACCOUNT CHARGE. FOR YOUR FREE K J JULP 2i 76 > jr vU 77 JAN. tf ^131617-23, 78 ^ .ns 9-22-39.42^ PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNT APPLY IN PERSON, BY TELE­ __ 27-66^ 79 r f .m 44 78-84-891 WARNING! ,es 8C O'. \ac.' AT THE SAME LOW PRICE LEO &i if AQUARIUS 7mP22 PHONE (646-4004) OR BY MAIL, WE PAY POSTAGE BOTH WAYS. L o b l/ 82 7AN. 20 Cllr.^AUG. 22 83 ^ROlurgl FEI. II 84 0* ALL EXISTING PERSONAL ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN CONVERTED r - 1- 5- 7-10 18-19-24.31/?6j Be it known that on the 23rd of :X;'l 5-35 87.90 85 C'-.rF.es 26 ' t . 86 Oc-tX'S-fior> 37-52.79-86 2 ? ? 27 be* re VIRGO 2fe Th’. jghfs 87 A **cirs PISCES September, at the Ancient Muster TO FREE ACCOUNTS. -AUG. 22 88 EM er^'y 29 Poncy 89 Others FEI 1> COLOR TV SlPr. 22 30 V u 90 indicoted MAR. 2 0 < ^ » ^ Field at the corner of Ripley Hill 9 / V.32-33-47-56 (^Adverse ^J'Ncutril 3-28-54-74/0 'Zy5B-60.82-85 75-76-83-88UI51 Road & Route 31, Coventry, there MEMBER FDIC will be a PARADE at 11 o'clock — ^ENITH-RCA-PHILCO-CURTIS MATHES DEDICATION of the Field at Noon, Final Clearance and immediately following, a MUSTER of 15 Ancient Fife & Drum MANCHESTER STATE BANK APPLIANCES CLOSEOUT units. SEPTEMBER 16tli In the evening, the Nathan Hale 1041 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 • TELEPHONE (203) 646- WESTINGHOUSE-KELVINATOR VasV- COLONIAL BALL at Ray’s Roller Rink \ORGE-FEDDERS-KITCHEN AID 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Music by Dick Pillar Orchestra. B.Y.O.B. Donation SATURDAY BANKING 9 A.M. to 12 NOON MANCHESTER OFF $10.00 per couple. Uniforms & OPEN 3 0 « Colonial Dree encouraged. WED., THURS., MARKED PRICES! FORMER FRI. TILL 9 TICKETS available: Stu Squires, 742-6425 APPLUNCE POPULAR STORE p o g ^ m S s m Carole Woodbury, 429-0328 NO MONEY DOWN FABRIC DEPARTMENT / STORES BUDGET Middle Tpke. East, Manchester AAoncheiter, 434 Oakland Street (exit 94 off 1-86) SAVE THE DATE! NEXT TO STOP and SHOP UP TO 36 MOS. (Next to Plaza Dept. Store) STORE h o u r s : Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. M ANCHESTER E VE NING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 15,1972- PAG E N IN E PAG E E IG H T - M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conti;, Fri., Sept. 15,1972 Dissolution Agreement Michael R. and Claudia Marks- Stanley Pearlson, trustee, Walter J. Hublard and Irene Radios — Watciwi OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE tein to Russell P. Aceto Jr. and against Elizabeth D. Gauthier, BUGS BUNNY Public Hublard, administrator of the Town Invited to Drug Institute Diane Aceto, property at 58 property at 539 E. Center St., Taps Racordara estate of Paul E. Hublard, no Overlook St., conveyance tax $33. $7,000. ' Manchester is one of only 10 abuse in their municipalities. Memorial Hospital; and Miss Walkia TalMas longer doing business as J. Records Beverly F. Woodhouse to Griswold & Fuss Inc. against J New England communities Chosen to attend are represen­ Patricia Graves,' patrolwoman ^ WOUUP VOU U K C TO SEE HOW FIRST 1 PULL.AW . ..T H E N 1 W A I6 E ...ANP SAY,*! HERESY CAU. ESAP. I NAVE A MERE Hublard & Sons. SWDRP OUT OF IT O N H I» H “T HHE B i M----- S m N & —UH-~ HOW AB O U T VEAH--LEAKS FROM TH' Michael R. and Claudia Marks- & S Building Corp., property off selected to participate in an Oct. tatives from 130 selected small to and youth services officer in the ARTHUR DRUG X OPEN OUE lODAE MEBTIN6 ••• TH ATt' TH' 3UY PROMT pPFfCB/ RISHT fr o TP BUT CLOTH FOR ORPERI dOOPMEW» V«AH- any OFFeit! Marriage License AS THE NEW PWESIPENTOF ITS SCABBARO... ^ BEAimfOILJ vesTBRcv^y 3 0 0 0 W H O 'S © U P th e rh S a OCODRBA MV SUIT BUSINESS > Warranty Deedi tein, property at 443 E. Center Kensington St., $1,600. 4 to e Drug Institute at moderate sized cities across the Manchester Police Department. TO CUifOMBRS Robert Stephen Lawrence, 109 p D S e O TO KKJOW SOM A BOSS SMOULPni JTHB *WO»!AL OROER OF THATTHEy wew3/ HOW FORTUNATE TUATl John and Mildred L. Pickup to St., conveyance tax $41.80. Griswold & fW s Inc. agaliut Northeastern University in nation. Mayor John Thompson AMJEKWATSr* 3 0 TA S K b 1 J U S T ABOUT THOSe BE CLOSe 1D HIS MEM/ OIScaVERBD THIS SALE UKEtHXr Birch St., and Doreen Elizabeth O R P6 R F E R HEARP THIWOS FIRST HE'P FIMPOLTT A^ORE ARE KARPER. Ronald J. and Nancy Ann Four­ Emma Ft. DeSimone to Francis Samuel Zelvin, property on south Boston. said Manchester was chosen a b o u t IMPORTED CLOTH USUALLY Pillard, 116 Waddell Rd., Church OFTEM DOMT A B O U T W H A T S OCHM* OM XO FIND THAN nier, property at 19-21 CSieatnut R. and Beverly A. DeSimone, side of Spencer St., $1,600. The topic for the institute is because its work in drug advisory ITT^nS KWOW T IL L IF H E'P'M IXAM 'M IM OLE COSTS MORE THAN A of the Assumption, Sept. 30. MORKJ- LAST/ AM* B e O N E O F 'EM/ uuArupn AimiNRRi lawn MOWEW St., conv^ance tax |22. property on Walnut St., no con­ "Preventing Drug Abuse,” and programs has received wide Th« Oceoaleii' I K k d / ON FLASTic Lis Pendens Building Perm it Anna Bunack to FliiUp E. and veyance tax. the program is called "Operation recognition. Tbhili

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VISIT OUR BAVARIAN SANDWICH BAR style Sues 29 lo G MANCHESTER E^ 'ENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 18,1972- PAGE ELF.VfiN PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Sept. 16,1972 Out-Patient Grant MD Carnival Fire Calls Laws Grow Ovet Drugs In Russia Police Report Court Cases A warded Hospital Lottery Held Despite Rainfall Board Vole Fulfills A heavy downpour Thursday Town firemen were called to 6S Gov. Thomas Meskill has an­ MOSCOW (AP) — In a sur­ tion for the compulsory treat­ Republic’s Supreme Soviet, or O b itu a ry Manchester By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS afternoon did not dampen Hlghwood Dr. at 8:58 p.m, yater- CIRCUIT COURT 12 nounced a $31,000 state grant to prising admission of a growing ment of narcotics addicts. le^lature, provides for deten­ Steven L. Cole, 25, of 46 S. Here is a state-by-state list of day on report of fire In an out­ East Hartford Session Manchester Memorial Hospital enthusiasm of Keeney St. 3-Year Obligation to Y drug problem, the Soviet Union A decree distributed tion of persistent drug-takers for Alton St., was arrestpd by the lottery numbers drawn this youngsters attending a Muscular door gas grill. Firemen said the Judge Burton Jacobson yester­ for its out-patient psychiatric has introduced tough new legisla- Wednesday by the Russian up to two years in ."curative-labor Manchester Police this morning week: Dystrophy Carnival. grill had flared up; there was no dispensaries." are a brother, Steven Rich; and day ordered the rearrest of Kurt clinic. He salii $543,000 has been White estate, now the Communi­ on charges of evading responsibll- NEW YORK STATE 916062 The event, sponsored and When the Manchester Board of Bur rill Dies; two sisters, Susan Rich and D. Maselek, 21, of 88 Prospect distributed to nine community damage. ty, in connection with an alleged NEW JERSEY 971108 promoted by Daryn Conderino, At 9:06 this morning, town Directors approved an allocation ty Y site. Deborah Rich, all at home; her St„ Rockville, on several motor hospitals and that the entire sum The fund’s principal was hit-and-run accident on W. Mid­ MASSACHUSETTS 930101 age 6, and Tom and Mark firemen went to 182 McKee St. on Tuesday night for paving the Businessman, maternal grandmother, Mrs. vehicle and criminal charges is state-funded, through the State almost entirely wiped out in the dle Tpke. CONNECTICUT 92395 Buckland, ages 8 and 12 respec­ report of a malfunctioning oil Coiflmunity Y’s parking lot and Warren Hartwell of Acton, Bonds were forfeited on some Department of Mental Health, 1929 stock market crash and, as a Postm aster TTie charges were lodged when PENNSYLVANIA 384867 tively, netted $48 for the fund. burner. There was no fire. for relocating the entrance to Mass.; and her paternal grand­ of the charges against Maselek, The other eight community consequence, its Income, CLOSEOUT Cole turned himself in at the The trio worked for 10 days face north, at the new N. Main mother, Mrs. Ann Martin of West who failed to appear in court. hospitals receiving grants are: previously adequate, was insuf­ Wapping Robert C. Burrill, 68, police station in response to a preparing for the carnival al the carrying an umbrella during the St., it fulfilled an obligation made S A L E ON Concord, Mass. On charges of improper use of Hartford Hospital, Bristol ficient to take care of all needs of of 82 Felt Rd., former Wapping story in Hie Herald, police said. Conderino home at 459 Keeney height of the rain shower. by a previous board exactly three FORD Funeral services will be registration and operating an un­ Hospital. New Britain General the Community Y. That was one postmaster and businessman, Police said the accident con­ St. 'Rckets were sold door-to- Also assisting the boys in their years ago tomorrow. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Ladd registered motor vehicle, a cash Hospital, Norwalk Hospital. of the reasons the trustees gave died yesterday afternoon at cerned occurred at about 4 a.m. About Town door, on the school bus, and by effort was the Army-Navy Club On Sept. 16.1969, the trustees of 1972 PINTOS Manchester Memorial Hospital Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. bond of $100 was forfeited. Bond Middlesex Memorial Hospital in the town its use as a rec center. Wednesday, when Cote’s car Tlie VFW Auxiliary will spon­ flagging down cars on the street. which contributed hot dogs, soft the Community Y gave the town after suffering a heart attack. The Rev, John A. Lacey, pastor in this matter was set at $250 with Middletown, Yale-New Haven Mr. Morton’s will stipulated 1972 PINTO SQUIRE allegedly struck a parked car sor an Hawaiian Luau tomorrow And since no carnival is com­ drinks, and popcorn. There were a new 25-year lease, at a $1 per Mr. Burrill was postmaster of of the First Congregational surety when Maselek is ap­ Hospital, Charlotte Hungerford that, should the fund fail, the owned by Robert Rusmik of 710 starting at 6 p.m. with a cham­ plete without animal rides, the also prizes for youngsters com­ year nominal rental, on assurance n Wapping for 17 years and owned Church of Vernon, will officiate. prehended. Hospital in Torrington, and trustees would be authorized to Green, into., rsdial m w, convenience froup, lu|- W. Middle Tpke. pagne fountain. The Heritage boys persuaded Hidden Acres peting in other carnival events. from the directors that the town and operated the Burrill Wayside Burial will be in Grove Hill On a charge of possession of Grissin Hospital, serving An- sell the property to the highest fj|e reck, front I rtsr bumper |usrdi, AM rsdio, Court date is Oct. 2. Group will play from dancing. and Jim "Dutch " Fogarty to lend Over 55 turned out for the car­ would make the two im­ Market for six years. He ex­ Cemetery. controlled drugs, bond was set at sonia, Derby and Shelton. bidder. The trustees have decided lintod (la ti, rx in f mirrors, 2000 cc en|ino. Ns. 485. The event is open to members them a horse each for rides. One nival despite the rain to enjoy provements. Previous leases had There are no calling hours. $1,000 with surety. Gov, Meskill said the nine that, should that happen, the panded the store to what is other arrests reported by and guests. Tickets may be ob­ youngster reportedly wanted his themselves and help a good been for 10 years each. known as the Wapping Shopping The family suggests that any Charges of operating a motor hospitals last year served about proceds would be divid^ among Manchester Police included: tained at the Post Home. ride so desperately he made it cause, the boys report. Under an agreement reached in Center. memorial contributions may be Robert Dunn, 34, of 814 Vernon vehicle while his license is under 8,(X)0 out patients and devoted the 1940’s with George Waddell, the North United Methodist He was bom Aug. 21, 1912 in made to the American Cancer suspension, and possession of about 50,000 hours to them. Church, the Manchester St., charged last night with CLAIROL • SCHICK * MOTOROLA* HAMILTON BEACH * HOOVFK Manchester’s first town manager, Orange, Mass,, and had lived in Society. failure to obey traffic control marijuana, were continued to Surveys showed, he .said, that the town uses the building as a Memorial Hospital and the Wapping for 27 years. He was an Oct. 7, and forfeiture of bonds an estimated 45 to 70 per cent of Newington Home for Crippled AIR signal at Main and Hilliard Sts. rec center and is responsible for COND. Army Air Force veteran of World Jam es Urso Court date is Oct. 2. totalling $300 on those charges the out patients would have Th e simple repairs and maintenance. Children. War 11 and a member of the ANDOVER - James Urso, 59, Elizabeth Mitchell, 45, of 34 was delayed. entered mental hospitals, if the The Y’s board of trustees is The will stipulates also that a American Legion and Wapping of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., former­ Lewis St., charged yesterday community hospital facilities A p p lie n c e responsible for major repairs, room in the front of the Com­ Grange. He also belonged to the ly of Andover and Hartford, died afternoon with failure to stop for Three Submit Bids were not available, and that Leader such as the recent replacement of munity Y must remain intact as a Wapping Community Church, yesterday at a Fort Lauderdale school bus, at Autumn and Lyn- On Boiler Changes many of them were actually on the flat roof. The town also helps furnished living room. ^ 3 4 0 1 and had served as president of dale Sts. Court date is Oct. 2. "convalescent leave" from state hospital. Three bids were submited for out with other repairs when the the Wapping Fair for several Mr. Urso was born in Hartford Donald T. Briscoe, 39, of Hart­ mental institutions, thus easing boiler water treatment in the Y’s funds are low - such as paying years. and had moved to Florida a year ford, charged this morning with the load in those facilities Chamber Division SAVE HUNDREDS school system. Specifications for a new boiler and paying 50 per He was a 15-year member of ago. He owned a package store in fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ called for 300 gallons of cent of the cost of improved Sets Open Meeting the advisory board for the South Andover and was employed for ting) on a rearrest warrant. Court CLOSEOUT SALE 1972 CARS & TRUCKS chemicals, feeding connections EUREKA VACUUM lighting - both in the (me 1960’s. All members of the Retail Divi­ Windsor office of the First many years at the former date is Oct. 2. for 35 boilers, and the collection TANK The North End Y, sometimes sion of the Greater Manchester Federal Savings and Loan Bank Olivetti-Underwood Corp. Hart­ 1972 P IN T O and analysis of water samples in Canister Cleaner called a YMCA and used often for Chamber of Commerce and other 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT of Elast Hartford. About $100 in cash was I e>MH. 2 D( Sedan. 2200 u Mpnt. ault tram, radial w» llrm, ford. 41 boilers at 21 locations for a YMCA activities, is a Y in name retailers interested in becoming convanitiKa |roup, carpal, Iron! diu brafeaa, front and rar bnmpar I GoW. 2000 cc r«diil m%m llftt, CMVtnItncc pMp. frMtl tfHc ! Survivors are his wife, Mrs. SW I M ^ T S Model brthts. ridio. kcmI |tmp, tinted |Uii. bicklHt. r«dn| mirrtrt, | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. reported missing from the 147 only. It is entirelv a Manchester CJiamber members are invited to (uardt, radin, lli^ taar iiindnan, accanl pmip. lintad itaai, ntkti | Elizabeth Petersen Burrill; two Hale Rd. office of the Annulli year. 500 BP Virginia Congelas Urso; three The bid of the DuBois Division institution and is in no way con­ an open meeting Tuesday at 7 n sons, Robert C. Burrill Jr. and Construction Co., police said I t ' Z n o m *2950 :L« .«3 *2512 sons, Richard Urso, Dennis Urso of Chemed Corp. of East Hart­ nected with the national YMCA p.m, at the Chamber office at 257 Richard B. Burrill, both of Wap­ and Donald Urso, all of F'ort today. ford was $1,699. It did not include organization. E. Center St. ping; a daughter. Miss Joan M. Lauderdale; a sister, Mrs. A bicycle and four tires, total 77 connections but contained an The Community Y, originally The decision to have the open 1972 PINTO 1972 PIN TO Burrill of Wapping; and a Angelina DeMauro of value about $250, were taken W h ite s t a g 1972 PINTO alternate bid of $1,249.50 for called the Community Club, was meeting was made at a meeting 5 brother, Guy A. Varney of West Wethersfield; and three from the basement of 40 Olcott RUNABOUT pumps at 21 locations. created in 1907 under the will of of the retail executive com- Yellow 2 Or Sedan 7000 cc engine A78il3 Ian 2 Door Sedan 1600 cc engine, standard Hartford. grandchildren. St. recently, police said. The vic­ S p e e d o Red. standaid trans 1600 cc en(ine. A78il3 wsw (ires, carpet (rpnl disc brakes standard trans. A/8i 13 wsw tires, carpel, radio. KcenI Other bids that met the the late Willie T. Morton, for mitttee, Roderick A. Wright, tires wrhilewalls Iron! and tear lAimper Funeral services will be Sunday The funeral and burial will be tim was Kevin Williams of 40 trans radio, accent group Nn 491 group No 49? specifications were $2,400 by Olin STARS N STRIPES many years a North End grocer. Retail Division chairman, said, in guards decent gruup tinted glass bachlite at 2 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Monday in Fort Lauderdale. Olcott St.. Apt. 326. Water Service Laboratories of 1972 Olympic Suits The^ will established the Mor­ announcing the session. No 490 ^ ^ ^ ^ Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. ton Trust Fund, with its income N ew ington; and $4,080 by Now Available in At the meeting a discussion will 2176 The Rev. Harold Richardson, South Windsor to go for the establishment and *2 3 0 8 Honeywell. Inc. of Hartford. Most Sizes be conducted as to how the Retail pastor of Wapping Community Eight Attending Raymond Airoldi, 84 Scantic o maintenance of a community Church, will officiate. Burial will Meadow Rd., South Windsor, was TEAM COLORS Division might more effectively CEA Convention night. center. V be in Wapping Cemetery. charged with faiiure to grant the The drivers of the other two serve the Manchester retail com­ New: All New Warranty on most used A-1 cars. 760 Eight members of the Income from the fund was used munity, If any retailer has any Friends may call at the funeral right-of-way at an intersection, in cars were Ronald Belyea and to purchase the former Harlan days of protection. ASK OUR SALES STAFF! home tonight from 7 to 9 and Manchester Education Associa­ connection with the investigation Robert Bonan, both of Rockville. FARR’S suggestions he is urged to attend Homemakers A UF Agency tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tion are attending the annual of a two-car accident in South Minor injuries were reported. the meeting and present them. Connecticut Elducation Associa­ 2 MAIN STREET ^ THE PRO S! ± Those planning to attend should p.m. Windsor last night. Lebrux is scheduled to appear in 643-7111 n tion fall leadership conference, South Windsor Police said Circuit Court 12, Rockville on 7; contact the chamber office, being held at Grand Lake Lodge Open Daily to 9 p.m. Norman C. Bonney Airoldi collided with a car being Oct. 3. U I' 'r r (/r, I /i;i/|r/rir . ^ F m O H . Wright said. Mrs. Louis S. Hurwitz, director of the Manchester Homemakers Service, at left, gives VERNON — N orm an C. in Lebanon. driven by Richard Ladd of 296 i\I \ .S/Ii fii rill r ir// 11 ^1 instructions to Florence Brown, one of the MHS home health aides. The service has a contract FlIZGEftAlD FORD, INC. Mrs. Carol Lenihan, llling Created Comic Bonney of 91 Irene Dr. died last Tunnel Rd., Vernon, Airoldi was . Ml Hu U r n -1 n.f with Manchester Public Health Nursing Association to provide certified h'tme health aides to "TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER" Junior High School social studies Kathy says: “ Now that all the kiddies are back in school please drive . . . \n H\, I imi O night at St. Francis Hospital, taken to Manchester Memorial M t 0 *1. Ml«. Harold L. Gray created care for patients in the home under the medicare program. MHS also provides "good Hartford. department chairman and a carefully, and give them a brake." 1 P » KaMoe tor. IMtvwy the comic strip, Little Or­ iWINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES. Hospital for treatment of M HMlr BaTMT aervtee neighbors” for families that need outside help in maintaining their homes MHS is one of the He was employed as a phar­ Connecticut delegate to the lacerations. He is scheduled to phan Annie. The panel first macist at a Manchester phar­ National Education Association, appear in Circuit Court 12, East ORCHARO FRESH: Macs, Red Gtjvenilein, Peeches, Crabapplej. Suckle Peara, Barllell Pears M A N C H n iV R appeared in the Chicago many agencies benefiting under the 1972 United Appeal Drive for the United Fund Drive of • 1 5 - a iii T ribune and New York TEL. 643-2485 macy. He was an Army Air Force is a member of the conference Hartford on Oct. 16. NATIVE: Butter and Sufar Corn. lomaloes. Green and Yellow Beans. Beet Greens, Spinach, Leeks. SAVE OIL HIAT, m e. Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) Red and Hoi Peppers, Cherry lomaloes, Romaine, Cukes, Butlernul and Acorn Squash. Red Daily News in 1924 O T T il veteran of World War II. planning committee. She will also Vernon 649-4908 Is h S participate in a panel dealing Onions. Shell Beans, lima Beans, Sweet Potatoes. Boston & Salad lettuce. E|t Plant Survivors are his wife and Lee Lebreux, 20, of West Shore FRESH: Red. While and Blue Grapes. Cantaloupes. Plums, Pears. Peaches. Nectarines, times. daughter, both of Vernon; and a with local association evaluation. Rd., Crystal Lake, was charged, Grapefruit. Pineapples. Man(oes ^20.00 Democrats Seek brother and four sisters, all of Other MEA officers attending by Vernon Police with following WE HAVE CANNING SUPPLIES Brockton, Mass. are Arthur Glaeser, Manchester too closely, in connection with Candidate for Funeral services will be High School social studies the investigation of an accident WEEKEND SPECIALS! WHIRLPOOL % tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Burke teacher and MEA president; L. District 12 100 on Windsor Ave., Vernon, last GUARANTEED HONEYDEWS ...... 59tt Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Donald Brooks, MHS guidance 2 - S P E E D RED TOKAY GRAPES ...... lb. 45(t Rockville. Burial will be in Grove counselor and political action ^ ® Democratic town chairman FOR 60 DAYS WITH NATIVE GREEN & YELLOW SQUASH...... 2 lbs. 35« WASHER a r h p committee chairman; Kenneth I S I W Ted Cummings has called a Hill Cemeters, Rockville. Clinic Gels Grant NATIVE GREEN BEANS...... lb. 29« There are no calling hours. Krivanec, MHS science teacher special meeting of the 25 town NO MILEAGE LIMITATION! and professional rights and The Child Guidance Clinic of BARTLETT PEARS...... 6-qt. basket $ 1 2 5 committee members in the new CARS Manchester will receive an $85,- 2 Ytor OusrantM an tartt Y»u gt« thu ooor«nt»*gnly if y«u buy • u«d c«r with .or link tlan ilwwini in ih. wiitdow . That', .gt lOOS Ouaront..^* responsibilities committee chair­ S YaarOuaroalM Ml Trane. Assembly District 12 for next Miss Leslie A. Rich 000 grant from the state. It was Visit Our Im ported Bsisket Display! ■i .imnlv IISM that fot *0 d#OT if anything poap. out that tha guarantoa Mid wtuldn t pMp aut. . . wa II fix H f'**l • • • man. HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Wednesday, to endorse a new dodinV»«pl«” '"»"» P«r*» * . S# naw yau knaw haw la loak far a gaad gMd carl... And Semalimat Juil A. Impof. ROCKVILLE - Miss Leslie A one of several grants announced We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald candidate for state represen­ Also, Mrs. Josephine Taylor, COMPLiETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS E Rich, 18, of 25 George Dr. died yesterday by Gov. Thomas J. i c 3 a C L E H Bennet Junior High School WE SELL 30c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS! 6 1 tative. The meeting will be at •login*, T rw a lr .^ t*Iw Ail*, IfOrt Ailt AiiooiUy, Irak* $y(IOM, ItaUrk Sytltoi. With VolInHtd 1», >** ** yesterday at St. Francis Hospital, Meskill, who called the child DAYS LEFT TO SAVE BIG science teacher and first vice ★ PERMANENT ® 7:30 p.m., in Democratic head­ Hartford, after a long illness. president; George Wood, llling guidance centers "our first line of quarters. Miss Rich was born April 13, science teacher and treasurer; defense against mentall illness." PRESS CYCLE DURING OUR YEAR END A new candidate is needed 1954 in Northampton, Mass., Mrs. Roberta Walnum, elemen­ The grant pay about half the 4 because Town Director Anthony operating costs of the centers. PFPH daughter of Kenneth A. and tary school career orientation m PRODUCE!" ¥'(., 'M; LINT FILTER Pietrantonio, endorsed for the Phyllis Hartwell Rich of George Blight centers share in the $900,- i c counselor in the Cooperative Oc­ 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6384 post on Sept. 5. withdrew from Dr. She was a 1972 graduate of 000 grants the governor an­ CHEVROLET VOLKSWAGENS 71 PORSCHE 914-6 $4795 cupational Education Program lAr 3 WATER TEMPS the race this week. Blaupunkt AM-FM radio, pressure Rockville High School and had and legislative action committee nounced. He dropped out, he explained, 69 VW $1495 71 VW $1995 dtluAO fcdsn, beige cast wheels, XAS new tires, Red. P been active in girl scouting. She chairman; and Mrs. Eleanore IMPALA because he could foresee "little super bug, beige had been accepted at Central Gowen, llling English teacher time for campaigning and, if 70 VW $1595 71 VW $2095 70 PORSCHE 914-6 W®5 Connecticut State College, but and public relations committee elected, little time to devote to deluxe sedan, yellow Super Bug, auto., Blaupunkt AM-FM radio, yellow, because of illness was unable to co-chairman. i the State Assembly and still do beige very low mileage. enter. She attended the First MANCHESTER PACKING CO. BRINGS YOli NOW SALE justice to the job of state 69 VW $1595 71 VW $1995 Congregational Church of Ver­ deluxe sedan, white IT HURT representative." He added, “I’m Super Bug, beige. 71 AUDI TOOLS $3695 non. PUEBLO. Colo. (AP) ONLY dropping out now, rather than 64 VW $795 2-door, AM-FM radio, beige. Survivors, besides her parents, 72-71-70-69-68-67-66-65-64- deluxe sedan, blue 70 VW $1695 When Richard Cross loaned his | Brand New 1972 Impala Sport Sedan face criticism later." He cited the deluxe sedan, blue car to his girl friend, she was demands of his job printing 70 AUDI lOOLS $2895 Equipped with V-8 engine, turbo hydramatic trans., power steerinj, power disc brakes, radio, whitewalls, wheel 68 VW $1395 involved in a collision. The side business for the lack of sufficient deluxe sedan, black 69 VW $1995 2-door sedan, beige. LEGAL NOTICE of the car was smashed in. 1 9 / WHIRLPOOL ' covers, wheel moldings, luster sealed. Stock No. 7912. ^ ^ mm ^ ^ A A time for campaigning. Squareback, auto., Cross, a student at Southern 64 VW $795 blue 70 FORD LTD $2195 Automatic Electi i( ^ The Republican candidate in deluxe sedan, black NOTICK OK HKAKING Colorado State College, painted the new Assembly District 12 is 2-dr. hardtop, 8, automatic, power STATE OK CONNECTll.T'T “OUCH" on the damaged side SALE PRICED ^ 3 4 6 5 ® “ 70 VW $1795 steering. Blue. COURT OK PROBATE D R Y E R 5; incumbent State Rep. Donald 69 VW $1595 deluxe sedan, blue, of the car. Cxjurt n( Probalc District of Coventry. Genovesi, now serving his third Faatback, beige mag wheels 70 OLDS CUTLASS S $2295 term in the legislature. 71 VW $3595 *^^'ESTVrE* OK KENNETH D R A N G E A N D 65 VW $995 2-door, 8, automatic, power steering, ROCKEKELLER Cummings said today that the deluxe sedan, black CAMPER, mint blue, extra clean. D-Jteof Order. September 11.137Z FUEL O IL one dial controls A CAR field is wide open for a new cond., red i’etiUoner Rena A RcK'keleller; Date of all the drying hearing. October .1. 1972. Time of hearing. GASOLINE candidate to replace Pielran- 70 VW $3195 67 VW $1245 70 CHEV. MONTE CARLO $3095 8 30 p.m . Place of hearing. Route 31. BACK TO THE tonio. CAMVER, Deluxe sedan, black (Joventry. YOU CAN BE PROUD OF? l»op-top. white 2-dr. hardtop, 8, auto., PS, PB, fac. Upon the application of the petitioner NO IRON CARL air cond., p. windows, & stereo, blue praying that a will be approved, allowed, BANTLY OIL We have the best inventory of clean, late for PERMANENT PRESS w ith blue vinyl roof. and admitted to probate as per application model used cars we've had in months! Come 71 VEGA . $2195 on file more fully appears. COMPANY, INC. Coup«> 4, Automatic, Clean, Lime Gold. IT IS ORDERED THAT Said applica­ in and test drive the model that best fits your About Town 70 wYe RC. MONTEGO M X $2095 uontion beuv heardiifdi-j and determined...... at—- the ( ourl ★ 3 DRYING CYCLES of ITobalc al Ihv dalo. lime and place 331 Main Street 71 PLYMOUTH^ ^ ^ $1695 4-dr. hardtop, 8, autom atic, power indicated above , . The Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Cricket 4-door sedan, 4 speed. ste e rin g . I)y Order of the Court Tel. 649-4595 ★ TUMBLE PRESS® 71 Vega David C Rappe 71 Chevelle 67 Olds Jr. of South United Methodist 71 CADILLAC , Rockville 875-3274 Control 2 Dr Sedan 4-cyl. standard I Judge M alibu 4 Dr Sedan. V-8, auto , Ciillass Supreme Spt, Cpe. V 8. Church will conduct a service Cpe. DeVille, all Cadillac equipment including facto­ 68 FORD $1695 bans. radio. auto . P/S, radio I ry air conditioning. Green wilh green vinyl roof. Fairlane 2 Door Hardtop, “8’’, auto., ★ EXTRA LARGE P/S. radio. Sunday at 6;45 a m. on radio 5 1 8 9 5 station WINF The program is Ve»y low mileage. power steering, green. LINT SCREEN S 2 7 9 5 5 1 5 7 5 sponsored by the Manchester 71 DODGE DEMON $2795 Area Council of Churches and the 2-door hardtop, 8, automatic, power 70 TORINO >?595 71 Camaro 68 Dodge Clergy Association of 2-Door H ardtop. V-8, Auto., PS, Gold. Ray 3 YEM Guofanlee an Poita 71 Pinto steering, factory air cond., green. Coronet 4-Dr Sedan. V-8. auto.. Sporl Coupe. V 8. auto, P/S, 2 Door 4 cyl. 4-speed trans. Manchester ! S. radio. 72 VOLVO $3695 68 VALIANT $1595 EVERY SATURDAY: 11-12 NOON The VFW will open a series of 14tS 4-door sedan, radio, air condi­ 4-door, b cyl., automatic, w hite. Seller's 5 2 9 9 5 U 3 9 5 5 1 8 4 5 fish nights tonight at 6 at the Post tioning. low mileage, immaculate Spoasored by The MANCHESTfc!R PACKING CO. .Musif and ni’ws from the 50 ,s 68 Chevrolet 68 Chevrolet Home for members and guests. 70 CHEV. MONTE CARLO $3195 67 DODGE MONACO $1495 brought to-you on music Radio WINF 12,30 on the AM Dial The Manchester Packing NOW 69 Toyota Yodeling Lou and his "Happy 2-dr hardtop. 8. auto., PS. PB, facto­ 2-door hardtop, 8, automatic, power Caprice Spt Cpe Auto, P/S. Impala 4 Dr Sedan V 8, auto., air Wanderers" will play for dancing Co, of Manchester was founded in 1942 by the Bogner Family—and is still owned by ONLY Corona 4 -D r, 4-cyl , auto, radio. ry air. green with vinyl roof. steering-brakes, air conditioning. cond , P/S. radio starting at 9. 5 Bill and Don Bogner . . . The Company has shown a steady growth since 1942 and has MUSICSHOP * 5 1 6 7 5 become the Largest hamburg and frankfurter producer in the state. Their meat 4 6 9 5 5 1 6 9 5 Manchester High School 1013 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER prtxJucLs find their way into the area’s most popular restaurants-w ithin a three REVOLVING cheerleaders will conduct a ear hundrcHl mile radius of Manchester, Research and Development keeps Manchester CHARGE 69 Chevrolet 71 Mercury 70 Volks wash tomorrow from 10 a m. to 1 OUR FALL TEACHING SCHEDULE Sunrool. 4 cyl. 4-speed trans.. I’aeking Co on the move to the trjp. Im pala Spl Coupe V 8, auto , air Cougar Spt Cpe. 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MANCHE.STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 18,1972- PAGE THIRTEEN Fa O E t w e l v e - MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. Mancfaeitw. Cop' , Fri., Stpt. 15, im Coventry Costume Design Vernon Coventry Art Group Topic Talcottville School School Fund Rejected, Mayor A thanson To Help Gardening Mrs. Louise Withey of 321 W. In Wednesday Vote Middle Tpke. will demonstrate Kick Off Democrats^ Campaign the art of costume design tonight tance of getting these children, with at the Manchester Art Associa­ When the voters go to the polb Pumper Purchase Voted with special needs, to school at an Hartford Mayor George Athan- tion meeting at 8 at Whiton Wednesday to vote on proposed Loretta Siwek and Giff Johnson. QUITCLAIM DEEDS early age. They explained that son will be on hand Saturday Frank Atwood Membrial Library. additions to Rockville High The Board of Education last August town meeting had re­ an immediate attack on the Town Janice Hietala, a 19-year-old Reginald S. Carpenter to school at an early age assists afternoon at 5 when local School they will also be asked to night lost a second bid for a jected a request for $68,000 and Council for failing to live up to 1971 graduate of Coventry High Reginald S. and Jeannette R. handicapped children to easier Democrats officially kick off toe The program is open to the approve an appropriation of supplemental appropriation for that a motion, carried over until thie provisions of the charter in its School, was chosen to fill a vacan­ Carpenter, vol. 197, p.87; Thomas and better schopl adjustment and fall election campaign, along with public. 32^,800 for an addition to the the current fiscal year, but voters last night, to lower the amount to procedures concerning the lire cy on the town committee, J. Larkin to Agnes Coughlin of Talcottville School which houses also enables the school staff to $55,000 represented the elimina­ Roger Hilsman, who is running created by the resignation of Hyannis, Mass., undivided half Mrs. Withey studied commer­ almost unanimously approved a trucks. He stated that the charter children with various handicaps. provide a specific Individualized tion of the administrative assis­ for U.S. Representative from the interest in lot 5, section 1, Oak cial art in Tampa, Fla., new pumper truck for the North calls for sealed bids to be re­ Beth Van Gorden, who moved but repeated sprays would be At a press conference' educational program to meet the tant position. , second Congressional district. Grove Development^ Cora E. Goidenrod flowers can be used “ Show and TeU” specializing in fashion design and Coventry Volunteer PTre Depart­ quested and received by the out of town. needed. Wednesday afternoon, school needs of the child. They stressed Voting on the motion was done According to an announcement Irons to Arnold E. and Mary I. Hie Manchester Garden Club illustration. Later, she attended ment. purchasing agent. Town Manager Hie town committee has also to produce a yellow dye. BeeU, the fact that this does extend the from Alvah Phillips, local Carlson of Coventry, four pieces, started its new season Monday It is not a true bamboo but gets officials emphasized that the total An attempt by the South by paper ballot, with 231 in favor Dennis Moore and that this was listed several individuals to fill not surprisingly, nuke a red dye. the School of Fashion In Hart­ learning threshold of these Democratic Town Chairman, evening at Center Congregational this name because the stems are cost of this addition will be reim­ Coventry Fire Association to gain and 194 against. The motion not done. vacancies on various town agen­ Ayer deed; Warren and Jean Zinnia petals, either red or ford. students and added that another other officials expected at the Church with a “ Show and Tell” hollow and jointed. bursed by the state. This is funds for its new truck failed. In a failed because the two thirds Council Chairman Albert cies, In the form of recommen­ Wood and Frank Buckley to Rene orange, produce dyes in soft important consideration is that opening of headquarters are State Poucel of Rt. 31, property on Rt. exhibit of garden flowers and There are other kinds of For the past 13 years, she has because the school serves several town meeting that was marked majority required, in this case Bradley refuted Crane by poin­ dations to toe Town Council, who shades of these colon. this program educationally Rep. Audrey Beck of Mansfield 31. house plants brought in by Polygonum and it is not designed costumes for the Gilbert other area towns as well as Ver­ mainly by lengthly parliameiUary 272, was not gained. ting out that the charter does not will ultimately make the ap­ utilizes the peak of the child's and State Sen. Robert Houley of members. Mrs. Anthony necessary to condemn them all. and Sullivan Workshop produc­ non. As the vote on the high procedural matters. Results by voting districts state this, but rather a council pointments. Also, Rene E. Poucel to Frank Ih e LuU Junior Museum of natural curiosity in assisting him Vernon. Sherlock, chairman for the show, Polyganum reyneutria is sold by tions. She also teaches art at her school will be broken down into Moderator Ronald^ Aronson showed the south end 66 in favor purchasing policy, which was Peter Vaill was recommended Buckley and Warren and Jeanne Manchester is telling the story of to grow and develop. Phillips noted that the public is picked up the plants, one by one, nurserymen as a low-growing home, receives commissions for three separate questions this will ruled early in toe session that, and 135 against, while the north waived in the case of the fire (or the Economic Development Wood of Westport, property on dyes from natural materials in an Concerning the ballot to be on invited to the opening from a display table and the ground-cover plant no more than portraits, and does some theater put the question of the Talcott­ because the request for some end was 165 in favor and 59 departments, since the council Commission; Jacob Wisenall, Rt. 31; eihibit at the Plaia Garden Fair the machines Wednesday, the' ceremonies, since it “ will give member who had brought the six inches high. work. ville School appropriation as $55,000 for the ^ a rd of Ekluca- against. felt the departments were much Recreation Commission: and in Hartford. It is colorful and officials emphasized that the first toe people of Coventry an oppor­ plant told what it was and why fourth on the ballot and officials tion was not a Town Council Hie second item on toe agenda better qualified to put out Harvey Barrette, constable. Also, Louise M. Zunner to interesting, and visiton stand in three questions will concern the tunity to meet and talk with some she brought it. expressed fear that the voters recommendation, a two-thirds was $48,450 pumper truck for the specifications for fire equipment. George W, Zunner III, three front of it sometimes for many high school expansion, the first to of its representatives in govern­ Property Transfers may not realize it is not con­ majority of those voters present, North Coventry volunteers, on a It was further noted that toe pieces on Rt. 6; Philip J. Roach minutes. Five hundred copies cd be approval of an appropriation ment A number of property transfers Hiere was a branch of moun­ nected with the high school which must consist of at least 150 motion by John Druge. Owen North Coventry department had to Barbara W. Rosch, highway a give-away leaflet titled "Try It of $6.1 million for a core facility, The headquarters is located at have been recorded recently in tain ash, heavy with orange questions. voters, must vote in favor in Qews amended the motion to received three bids for its leading past saw mill. Yourself," with instruction for the second |1 million for a gym Main St. and Stonehouse Rd. the office of the town clerk. berries, some tuberous begonia order to pass the request. raise the request to $94,676 to pumper, while the South Coven­ making and using natural dyes, The proposed addition will in­ facility and toe third, $555,000 for Refreshments will be served, and blooms, a bouquet of zinnias and Aronson's ruling was include, he said, a Mack truck for try department refused to get were picked up during the first clude a physical education area a pool and the fourth the question a special treat will be a Bells-of-lreland, another of challenged, and it was pointed the South Coventry department. more than one bid for its re­ two (bys of the Fair and more and a new pre-school classroom on the Talcottville School. The Democratic donkey mascot who marigolds and wild goldenrod, a out that toe challenge would, if Aronson ruled the amendment quested truck. had to be supplied. raw ’s for children with learning dis­ town will be reimbursed one-half One resident suggested that the will provide rides for the basket of handsome fruits and passed, in effect change the out of order when no clarification abilities. Hie $235,800 includes toe amount on the high school children. vegetables, some splendid potted charter by allowing only a bare of funding procedures was council’s purchasing policy be W hyBuyA72? Interest in the subject is no the cost of the equipment for the and the full amount oh the The Democratic Town Com­ ferns and foliage plants. Miss the time majority of those present to pass forthcoming. (The North Coven­ adhered to in the case of the surprise to Mrs. Pamela Saloom, addition. Assistant Talcottville School. mittee. meeting this week, has Millicent Jones brought an un­ the appropriation. try pumper is to be financed South Coventry department, and assbtant director of the Museum, superintendents Albert Kerkin voted to give a $50 scholarship to usual Haemanthus, with tall, see 118 Discussion centered on through a combination of short that as soon as the bids are in. a srho designed the exhibit and set and Dr. Robert Linstone and a deserving Coventry High School WE’LL SELL YOU J 3 strong stalks, large flat leaves and whether or not an appropriation term borrowing, general fund town meeting be called. it up in Hartford. Making natural Anthony Magliocco, director of senior planning to further his or two globe-shaped blossoms, as granted on such a technicality surplus and capital reserve fun­ The motion to purchase the dyes is part of a craft course she special education, agreed that the She^s Deadly her education. Picketoas a selec­ large as softballs, in flaming red. ding.) North Coventry pumper passed has tau^t at the Lutz Museum's physical education center will would be legal. At the SAME PRICE South Coventry Department on an almost unanimous hand tion committee for the 1973 Nature Center, where she has Hie plant grows from a bulb and For Rattlers Aronson’s ruling on the two- make it possible, for the first Fb-esident Harold Crane launched vote. scholarship were Rita Zuzel. P lu s A helped children find materials on is related to the Amaryllis, Miss thirds majority was, however, time, to have an excellent on­ LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) - the roadside or in the woods, and Jones said. It blooms each fall. upheld by a vote of 250 to 141. View Lutz Junior Museum In Hartford going physical education program Mrs. Harold Gaiser, who claims 36 Month or 36,000 MLE WARRANTY then dye their own T-shirts or There was very little discussion Many people have noted that iM) for the students. They termed to have killed hundreds of Young visitors to the Plaza Garden Fair in Hartford stop at the c m be used to make dyes. Tte ^ s are Timothy Nutt, 9, ^ scarves. The course will be given on toe main motion to grant the p lu s mountain ash trees have borne a this most important as it gives rattlesnakes around her ranch again this fall and a starting date supplemental school request, display of the Lutz Junior Museum of Manchester showing Ws twin brothers, ^tok and ^totthew 6, heavy crop of fruit this year. We

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And just as many reasons maturing Jim Plunkett at all the way in the Central Divi­ defense will continue as one of races in the National Football City's Chiefs all the way. The San quarterback and the Bills could sion. He doesn’t. But Cincinnati the best In the entire NFL. In RSox Pennant Drive SportM Editor League’s American why the Dolphins should. be awfully dangerous once they Diego Chargers? Yes, the But it will all boil down to will improve greatly over Its 1971 Oakland’s forte has always NEW YORK (AP) - Now Cardenal ripped a single off the Conference this year is to call get some bodies to go with O.J. showing with quarterback Virgil field, he still ranges far to each fans disliked the trade, but NATIONAL LEAGUE Chargers should be the surprise desire—the desire of Johnny U to been a strong offense. A healthy that the Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher’s right hand. Ramon Her­ them lively. team in pro football this season. Simpson. Carter back in shape. And the BOSTON (AP) - At the side and is a steadying influence. General manager Dick O’Connell Blast go out in a blaze of glory. And Daryle I.amonica can put a lot of are 15 games ahead of the nandez finished for the Pirate*. It might better to call them So, with considerable trepida­ This is going to be the year of Bengals have a roolde defensive ripe old age of 38, Luis He also is a strong threat at bat. defended it by saying: "We think W L Pet GB that’s why the Colts should repre­ points on the board. And there’s pack, Roberto Clemente will Provisions Made If Necessat^ torrid: tion, here’s how this crystal ball the Steelers in the Central Divi­ back. Tommy Casanova, who'll Aparicio is playing and acting In Cleveland last Sunday, the we can win the pennant with Pittsburgh 89 48 .650 sent the fi)ast Division in the always George Blanda to provide go out on a limb. ASTROS-PADRES There will be down-to-the-wire gazer, sees the final standings: sion. Coach Chuck Noll has be making himself heard for like a happy-go-lucky kid, con­ Red Sox swept a doubleheader 5- Luis," The Red Sox didn’t win in Chicago 75 64 .540 15 playoffs. more heart-stopping action in the The Astros kept their flickering What provisions have been made in the event inclement battles for division cham­ molded Pittsburgh, which has years to come. fident of appearing in the 1 and 2-0. Luis had only two hits. Aparicio's first year and New York 72 64 .540 16't Yes. he thinks his team will EAST DIVISION There’s no argument about waning seconds and give the 24', hopes alive in the NL West with weather forces postponement of one or more games in the pionships in the East, Central and Baltimore Colts never won a pro football title, The Cleveland Browns and the World Series with the Boston He scored a run with a squeeze O'Connell was a target of harsh St, Louis 66 74 .471 win the National League East. Miami’s,prowess—Bob Griese at Geritol Set something to crow Montreal 64 74 .464 25', their triumph Thursday. They major league baseball flag races which would have a bearing West and when it's all over the Miami Dolphins quarterback, along with runners into a potentially explosive club. Houston Oilers will field teams in Red Sox. bunt in the 12th inning of the first criticism. However, Aparicio "I think we'll clinch first." said picked up a half-game on idle about. Philadelphia 49 89 .355 40', on the final finish? winners, at least in this fearless New York Jets such as Jim Kiick. Larry Csonka Pittsburgh’s T ei^ Bradshaw the Central Division. They’ll each Most observers smiled politely game and then hit a homer in the soon became a favorite, even Clemente after socking two hits Cincinnati and now trail the Bob Fishel, public relations director for the New York forecaster's peerless prognosUca- New England Patriots and Mercury Morris, plus the should live up to his college nom win a few games, but lose many Had Duane Thomu reported to when Luis predicted last month ninth inning of the second. receiving sympathetic cheers to lead the Pirates over the front-running Reds by seven Yankees, supplied the answer. tion, will be: Baltimore, Buffalo Bills pass-catching abilities of Paul de guerre. 'The Rifleman, this more. the Chargers, this team could that the Red Sox would win the "He’s still the best shortstop in when he went O-for-44. runner-up Chicago Cubs 5-2 West games. Pittsburgh and Kansas City. CENTRAL DIVISION Warfield. And the Miami defense season, his third as a pro. The When it comes time for the really do something. Even American League pennant. the league." Cleveland Manager "I'll never forget the wonderful Thursday. "If we don't do it in St. Trailing 5-0 after a five-run "The games would be made up after the final scheduled Cincinnati 85 53 .616 The Miami Dolphins and the Pittsburgh Steelers is going to be better. golden-haired thrower, once the AFC to send its representative to without Thomas, San Diego’s Others laughed openly. But Ken Aspromonte said. "He’s 38, way I was treated by everyone Louis. I think we ll do it in New Padre outburst in the top of the date. It’s as simple as that," he said. "This has long been a Houston 78 60 .565 7 New York Jets will fight Cincinnati Bengals So why Baltimore? Strictly a national schoolboy javelin record- the Super Bowl. Kansas City offense under John Hadl wlU nobody's laughing now as the but he can play until he’s 48. He’s during that slump. " Aparicio York " third inning, the Astros came rule in the American League, and the National League has Los Angeles 73 65 .529 12 Baltimore’s Colts tooth-and-nail Cleveland Browns visceral pick. holder. has an able pass-catching should be making the trip. more than hold its own. Harland Red Sox lead the American just an amazing ball player." .said. "Now I want to pay back the back with six runs in their half in the same understanding." Atlanta 74 75 .460 21'z It's a good bet that the runaway in the E)ast and if Johnny Unitas Houston Oilers The Jets, if Joe Namath stays corps in Ron Shanklin and Dave The Chiefs must first survive Svare, the Charger coach, h u League Blast. The reference to 48 gave the club and the fans and help win a rally keyed by Tommy Helms If this became a reality, and it's possible with four teams San Francisco 62 77 .446 23'z Pirates will win their third doesn’t remain healthy, it’s good WEST DIVISION healthy, may make it mighty Hunt, plus Preston Pearson and another dogfight with Oakland in plugged up the defense with a " I’ve been saying for five Red Sox an opening to kid good- the pennant That will make up and Rich Chiles. Each knocked in San Diego 51 85 .375 33 straight division pennant in one in the A.L. waging a hectic fight at the moment, it could bye Colts. Kansas City Chiefs interesting in the East. This will John Fuqua to lug the ball on the the West Division. And this time solid line anchored by Deacon weeks we’re going to win, but natured Luis, the oldest player on tor everything " two runs with singles. of those two cities within the next push the start of the World Series back, which wouldn’t set Cincinnati will make it tough Oakland Raiders not be the year for either the ground. San Diego will threaten. Jones and Lionel Aldridge. nobody believed me." Aparicio the club. Many jokingly remarked With the World Series his im­ week or so. Any combination of too well with the teevee sponsors who have more than a for the Steelers in the Central San Diego Chargers Buffalo Bills or the New England The defense is young but The key to the Chiefs' success The Denver Broncos have said Thursday while relaxing that Aparicio was playing in the mediate goal. Luis laughs when Thursday's Results Pittsburgh victories or Chicago CARDS-EXPOS little say as to when series games would be played. Division but Pittsburgh shall Denver Broncos Patriots. But both teams may growing up rapidly. \vi)l be I.en Dawson He’s older Floyd Little ... but little else. before the opener of a weekend majors before they were born, he thinks about managing the Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 2 losses totaling three will secure Bob Gibson notched his 16th series with the Cleveland Indians and questioned whether he Lara dub in winter ball St. Louis 6, Montreal 2 This year’s major league schedule will run out on the title. ROBERTO CLEMENTE victory with a seven-hitter to lead tonight. "Maybe they believe me already isn't 48. As usual. Luis "Maybe they'll have a winning Houston to. San Diego 6 Wednesday, Oct.4, which was for years the opening date for LUIS APARICIO While the Pirates roared St. Louis over Montreal. now." laughed. streak and I'll be afraid to go Only games scheduled World Series play. That was when the two pennant winners toward another pennant by Aparicio not only told everyone The Red Sox traded young home, " he joked. "If 1 take over nipped the Cleveland Indians 4-3 BREWERS-INDIANS clashed. New Intrastate Rivalry and we lose a game, Tm liable to slashing their "magic " number to B.C. Seeking National Recognition the Red Sox were going to win. Aparicio is hitting only .251. infielders Mike Andrews and Luis in 15 innings and the California George Scott raced home with Now that we have two divisions in each league, which be run out of Venezuela. Maybe if Friday’s Games three. Clemente himself zeroed He even went so far as to cancel but the average doesn’t even Alvarado to acquire Aparicio Angels beat the Texas Rangers 4- the winning run when Cleveland necessiates a playoff, the blue ribbon diamond set isn’t games Saturday against once- I can show therq a World Series New York (Gentry 7-81 at in on a personal magic BOSTON (AP) — Boston Yukica. starting his fifth year plans for an early return home to from the Chicago White Sox in 0 catcher Jerry Moses threw wild slated to start until Saturday, Oct.14. The only day games this TV beaten Houston in a nationally begin to despribe his value. Southern Hosts Wes, College, bidding for national at BC. figures the Eagles are Venezuela to manage the Lara ring, things will be okay. " Chicago I Pappas 13-7) number—the 3,000 career hit The AL East race picks up past third on a pickoff attempt in AND Although a step slower in the December 1970 Many Boston fall will be the weekends, Saturday and Sun^iUidULdii recognition as New England’s stronger than in 1971, but notes televised game in the Astrodome. club in Barquisimeto. Monstreal (Torrez 16-9) at Cin­ level. steam again tonight after a day of the 15th inning to give Milwaukee other games at night. unquestioned No. 1 college foot­ the team is playing a tougher ’That’s right," said Humberto cinnati (Gullett 8-8), N rest. New York and Baltimore, Its victory over the Indians. The / Clemente collected eight hits as Central Playing Away ball power, makes its earliest schedule. The offense appears In Saturday's other games in­ Oropeza, the Lara club general Los Angeles (Osteen 16-9) at the Pirates swept a three-game tied for third place 1' 2 games off marathon affair lasted four hours rOB debut in history as host to potent, despite the loss of the volving Top Ten teanU, Southern manager on a recent visit to Houston (Wilson 12-8), N series from their closest com­ the pace, start a three-game and 31 minutes. First Time in Career ^ j o r League TONIGHT Tulane s Green Wave tonight entire starting backfield by Boston. "Luis told me he won’t Pittsburgh (Blass 17-6) at St. series in Yankee Stadium while The victory gave Milwaukee a Short Stuff NEW HAVEN (AP) - A new intrastate rivalry highlights California, No. 1, entertains petitors and now is 14 shy of the 7:25 Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC The game launches a heavy graduation. be available to manage until after Louis (Wise 14-15), N the first-place Boston Red Sox four-game sweep, the first such the debut Saturday of the 1972 Connecticut college football Oregon State at night; Colorado, ^Leaders— 3.000-hit plateau. 7:25 Yankees vs. Orioles, weekend of activity but is the Junior Gary Marangi. Oct. 22—after the World Series." Havlicek Holding Out Only games scheduled host the Cleveland Indians and accomplishment in the Brewers’ season as Southern Connecticut State College hosts How many will agree that there was too much sports WINF only major contest scheduled described by Yukica as one of the No. 2. is host to Cincinnati; Ohio Aparicio has played with pen­ In Thursday's other National the second-place Detroit Tigers, four-year history. exposure on video during the span of the Olympic Games? If Wesleyan University in a 2 p.m. contest at Bowen Field in SATURDAY tonight. best potential quarterbacks in BC State. No. 3, plays at home nant winners in Baltimore and BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (AP) “Now it’s my turn,” Havlicek AMERICAN LEAGUE League games, the Houston one game behind, visit ANGELS-RANGERS one was not content with watching the Olympics he, or she, New Haven. 2:00 Stock Car Racing: The Eagles have rolled up 8-2 history, will direct the attack. against Iowa; Oklahoma, No. 4, Chicago during his 17 seasons in — John Havlicek, the highest was quoted as saying by a BATTING (350 at b a ts )- AMERICAN LEAGUE Astros defeated the San Diego Milwaukee. Clyde Wright pitched a two- had the opportunity to catch the hockey games between answer some of their questions. Southern 500, Ch. 8 and 9-2 records under Coach Joe Arizona State, ranked 13th. hosts Utah State while fifth- the league. Although a fierce scorer in the history of the newspaper in Columbus, his t’arew, Min, .318; D.Allen, Chi, East Padres 10-6 and the St. Louis PIRATES-CUBS The game is one of four Satur­ hitter and doubled home two "We are just an unknown quan­ 2:00 Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC Yukica the last two seasons. goes for its 29th victory in 30 ranked Alabama is idle. competitor on the field, he Boston Celtics, may prove hometown, Thursday. .315; Scheinblum, KC, .315. W L Pet GB Cardinals turned back the Mon­ Winning Pirate pitcher Bob Russia and Canada, pre-season pro football ei^ibition games day contests featuring state runs to lead California over Tex­ tity." reported seven-year 2:15 Yanks vs. Orioles, WINF, doesn’t know the meaning of the tougher to sign than expected in "For years the top contracts RUNS-Murcer, NY, 93; Boston 74 62 .544 treal Expos 6-2. Moose gave up only three hits and major league baseball games in the tight American schools. The University of as. He had a no-hitter until Joe Southern Coach Harry Shay Ch. 18, 30 word pressure. the National Basketball Associa­ went to others on the team and 1 D.Allen, Chi, 86. Detroit 74 64 .536 1 Only two games were played in before being literally knocked out League race in particular...Doug Ralston, former standout Bridgeport hosts West Chester Lovitto singl^ in the sixth in­ Thursday. "I think the biggest 3:45 Arizona State vs. Houston, Little Luis, the most durable tion club’s camp. could understand, ” he said in RUNS BATTED IN-D.Allen. Baltimore 74 65 .532 1 '/2 the American League 'Thursday of the box. Moose left the game basketball player at Ellington High, has been around The State College and the Coast ning. thing is to discover our unknown Ch. 8 shortstop in major league history Havlicek, the Celtics’ team cap­ reference to such former team­ Chi, 106; Murcer, NY. 87. New York 74 77 .450 IS night. The Milwaukee Brewers in the seventh inning when Jose Herald editorial room of late as a service representative for Guard Academy hosts quantities." he said, adding that SUNDAY despite weighing only 160 tain, is a holdout for the first time mates as Bob Cousy, Bill Russell HITS-Rudi, Oak, 166; Cleveland 63 77 .450 13 Olivetti as new electric typewriters are part of the “new Southwestern College, while Cen­ tral Connecticut State College the Owls may have to start as 1:00 Patriots vs. Bengals, Ch. pounds, is providing the spark in in his pro career, missing the first and others. Piniella, KC, 158. Milwaukee 58 83 .411 18'/z look”...Roy White of the Yankees has a .290 batting average England's many as eight sophomores on 22. 30 Boston’s surge after missing two days of workouts at the "I’ve met all the standards the travels to Towson State. TRIPLES-Rudi, Oak, 9; B’isk. while swinging left-handed and only .259 from the right side defense. 2:00 Giants vs. Lions, Ch. 3 several weeks with a broken Massachusetts Maritime Celtics use to reward players ... Both Southern and Wesleyan Bsn, 8. West Time of Year for Also-Rans Called Salary Drive of the plate...Sam Bastarache, out of Bolton High, is back enter their first meeting with The offense brings some ex­ 2:00 Yanks vs. Orioles, WINF, finger. He’s playing with the Academy. scoring, rebounding, playing 57 .587 HOME RUNS-D.Allen, Chi, Oakland 81 with the Central Connecticut State College cross-country several unknowns and the perience into the game behind Ch. 18 finger taped and a leg heavily He took his physical as time, assists, leadership,” he .565 3 35; Murcer, NY, 28. Chicago 78 60 squad this fall under Coach Ted Owen. Much is expected at coaches hope the contest will two young quarterbacks but in­ 2:00 Red Sox bs. Indians, WTIC taped to protect a bad Achilles' scheduled Monday, but then added. .504 11'/z Hardware STOLEN BASES-D.Nelson, Minnesota 69 68 juries in training have caused a pulled a disappearing act. He was Last Month of Baseball Season c e s e from Ken Gankofski, a sophomore from Coventry 2:10 Mets vs. Cubs, Ch. 8 tendon. Tex, 41; Clampaneris, Oak, 39. Kansas City 67 69 .493 13 problem. "Our offense hasn’t believed to be taking life easy, Escapes Injuries High...Don Parson who relinquished his Manchester Open 4:00 Dolphins vs. Chiefs, Ch. When he rejoined the Red Sox PITCHING (13 Decisions)— California 65 73 .471 16 been together because of the most likely fishing, on Cape Cod. goU crown to Jim Goshdigian last Monday said his 22, 30 ROUTE 44A Aug. 4, the club was in fourth PANAMA (AP) - World Odom, Oak. 14-5, .736, 2.27 Texas 52 86 .377 29 Havlicek completed a three- Tough for Second Division Clubs injuries," Shay said. "They’ll place with a 49-48 record, 5‘/z lightweight boxing champion Hunter, Oak, 19-7, .730, 2.10. appearance in the Open was his first competitive golf in two year contract for a reported $140,- probably be together for the first games behind. Since Boston has Roberto Duran escaped serious STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Thursday’s Results months. Parson finished with a one under par 71 to gain a tie time Saturday." BOLTON NOTCH 000 a season last spring. Now he Thrill Show Tonight posted a 25-14 record in charging injury in an automobile accident 275; Lolich, Del. 213. Angels is one such manager. "Ex­ for third place behind Goshdigian and Tom Lupinacci who He said 20-year-old junior Tony is demanding another long-term California 4, Texas 0 NEW YORK (AP) - "The into first place in the topsy-turvy Thursday near the town of San Milwaukee 4, Cleveland 3, 15 tra incentive. " he quipped when had to engage in a playoff before a champion was crowned. Jascot, who threw for over 800 Rain forced a second postpone­ contract with a hefty pay hike. NATIONAL LEAGUE last month is always tough, ” TEL 649-5203 race. Felix, in western Panama. innings asked about impending games Owl yards last season, will start ment last night of the Joie BATTING (350 at b a ts)- says the manager. "You’re Only games scheduled with the White Sox and A's. "You at quarterback for Southern but (Jiitwood Thrill Show at Plain- B.Williams, Chi, .336; Cedeno, Aetting tired. It's hard to keep don't want them to back in. The that sophomore Paul Jarvis "will ville Stadium. It has been reset Htn, .330. Here ’n There going" name of the game is Beat play quite a bit." for tonight starting at 8. RUNS-Morgan, Cin, 116; Friday’s Games "In this situation," says the everybody! " (5ver in the Wesleyan camp in Wynn, Htn. 103; Bonds, SF. 103. Cleveland (Tidrow 13-13) at Dave Wiggin, Manchester H i^ football coach, told player, "you've got to push Then there's the realism Middletown, Cardinals Coach RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, Boston (Pattin 14-12), N members of the Manchester Kiwanis Club that he would like yourself." offered by the Brewers’ Del Cran­ William MacDermott also goes Pgh, 112; Bench. Cin, 108. Baltimore (Palmer) 19-8) at Reactions to the mounting to schedule East Catholic High in the future. The next move PACKAGE STORES SPECIAL SALE New York (Stottlemyre 14-16), N dall. "To me, the thing you have into his second season with some Produced and Bottled by HITS-Hose, Cin, 180; pressure of a tight pennant race? to guard against most is is up to Eiast. Possibly with the realignment of the (XIL, the ©NEA. kinks in the machinery. B.Williams, Chi, 176. Detroit (Lolich 20-12) at Nope. The manager is Ted negativism," he said. "If you two local-based schools will get together on the athletic Graduation hit the Cardinals Milwaukee (Longborg 12-10), N Williams of the Texas Rangers. fields. There was a time when Eiast wanted to play MHS but DUE TO SUCCESS OF OUR AUGUST SALE TRIPLES-Bowa, Phi, 12; Kansas City (Nelson 9-4), N don’t get negative or grouchy, if By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE hardest on their offense, MacDer­ The player is Bobby Bonds of the now the shoe appears to be on the other foot...Thurston mott explained, adding that Rose. Cin. 10. Texas (S tanhouse 2-5 at you don't think you’re going to Peerless Predictor VEST San Francisco Giants. The Wesleyan will probably have to HOME RUNS-Colbert. SD, Oakland (Holtzman 16-101, N lose before the game is played, Foster reports his father built the fifth to the I3th holes at WHICH MADE US baseball teams are bound for go with only two veteran offen­ 37; Stargell, Pgh, 33; Bench, Cin, Chicago (Bradley 14-13) at then the players have a chance to the Manchester Country Club course. He adds that the Air Force 28, Wyoming 14 ALMADEN oblivion this season while, on the sive starters come gametime 33. California (May 9-10), N cope with it. The standings don’t greens at Mike Ovian’s Tallwood course are ‘just excellent, Kansas State 33, Brigham STOLEN BASB:S-Brock. StL. opposite end of the standings, mean a thing as to how you Saturday. ILL VOLVO DEALER IN NEW ENGLAND other clubs rush headlong toward *fantastic.’’...Vic Daley, who has served as chairman of the Young 6 #1 58; Morgan, Cin. 51; Cedeno. manage. ■' successful Manchester Open for nearly a decade, has been a Washington State 21, Cali­ On top of that, last year’s Saturday's Games 'he playoffs and perhaps the quarterback, Wes LaFoutain who Htn. 51. For the most part, though, the committee member since 1955...Smiling face back at the fornia 19 VINEYARDS PITCHING (13 Decisions)— Baltimore at New York Worltl Series next game isn't as important as would have been a senior this Country Qub, and happy to be back, belongs to Vic Benetti, Colorado State 16, Iowa THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE TIL Blass. Pgh, 17-6. .739. 2.38 Cleveland at Boston For the Pittsburgh Pirates. the next season. And that usually State 8 year, "dropped out of college.” Marshall. Mon, 14-5, 736, 1.62 Kansas City at Minne.sota Cincinnati Reds, Houston Astros. means a focus on youth, club manager.. Ernie Tureck of the Park Department was Colorado 34, Cincinnati 6 MacDermott says he’s turning to Los Gatos, California WE'RE OUT OF CARS Nolan. Cin, 14-5, .736, 2 05. Detroit at Milwaukee Baltimore Orioles, Detroit DEL CRANDALL "Sure, this has been disappoin­ the recipient of a letter of praise from Yosh Vincek, Little Drake 34, West Texas State 19-year-old junior Tom MANCHESTER PARKADE STRIKBXUTS-Carlton, Phi, Texas at Oakland Tigers. New York Yankees, ting season for us, ” said Toby League commissioner, for the great job the Park Depart­ 32 Gelsomino to start at quarter­ Boston Red Sox, Chicago White 277; Seaver. NY. 206. Chicago at California, N tenders, there's another kind of Harrah. the shortstop for the ment did on the playing field at Waddell this past East Carolina 22, Southern back. Sox and Oakland A s. this is the pressure facing the guys on the Rangers. "But in a way, it’s been summer...Kent Smith, former Manchester High athlete, is Illinois 18 (N) Wesleyan will be using the so- 4 TRUCK LOADS lime of year to turn on a drive Toledo 17, Eastern Michigan nowhere clubs. a very important season for us, playing soccer this fall at Eastern Connectict State College. called wishbone formation, new ALMADEN ALMADEM that can carry a club to the glory too 14 for the Cardinals, and as they "The toughest problem is Fresno State 26, Western EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE OF VOLVO'S JUST ARRIVED H omen's Softball Slate Saturday of a championship. "A lot of young players gained come off three weeks of pre­ MOUNTAIN RED BURGUNDY keeping myself up. " says George Michigan 21 (N) RRCT CHAMPAGNE But for the also-rans, as Nate experience .. All of us need season workouts, "1 see steady A sturdy California Burgundy from mountain vineyards, full Scott of the Milwaukee Brewers, Georgia Tech 17, South Caro­ LATEST MODELS, ALL FUEL The Women's Slow Pitch Soft- Groman s and the Socialites Colbert of San Diego frankly ad­ experience. We need to play as improvement although it ob­ bodied, well balanced. PIXK CHAMPAGNE the cellar-dwellers of the lina 14 move into the .semi-finals un­ mits: "This time of year is looked often as possible. That’s why no viously isn’t 100 per cent," SPARKLING RCRGIJXDY ball Tournament, sponsored by American League East. A nother A ward Georgia 20, Baylor 8 INJECTED defeated while Brookside and on more as a salary drive. game is unimportant to us." MacDermott said. 5th Vi Gal. the Manchester Rec Department "When you're losing so much, Hoiy Cross 13, Rutgers 7 Travel each has one loss A defeat "When you're out of it." the For taking advantage of things, For Mark Spitz Wesleyan finished the 1971 and the Manchester Police Local, it's tough to come to the park Arizona State 31, Houston 12 84 'V O Ii'V O for either Brookside or Travel Padres' powerhouse says, "you there's been nobody better this season with three wins and five 6 8 O IST. INC. moves into its finaj day Saturday because it gels tough to look at Ohio U. 22, Idaho 8 ROCKLEICH, NJ. 0T647 201-768-7100 would eliminate them from play. try for the best possible year as season than f’hiladelphia pitcher SACRAMENTO, Calif. (APV- losses while Southern won five of at Charter Oak Park. each other. " Scott acknowledges. Illinois 26, Michigan State 24 5 th Saturday’s Schedule an individual in order to give you Steve Carlton. Mark Spitz, the American golden Minnesota 18, Indiana 10 its last six 1971 contests to finish ...... A. Action will begin at 2 for the "Today I came to the park at 3:30 four semt-finalists. Brookside Brookside vs. Travel, 2. something with which to boy of the Munich Olympics, has Long Beach State 17, North 5-4. and hung around the locker room "Defeat? I never consider it. MV06CC wo. Construction (Vernon), Welcome Groman's vs. Socialites, 3:30 negotiate Pressure? It doesn’t exist," said another golden award—a gold Texas State 14. ^ 4953W 2 Oa 31 72 to try to get my mind on Aboard Travel (Wallingfordi. Winner 2 Game vs. Loser 3:30 "As far as the team is con­ the phenomenal left-hander, who plated set of cufflinks from Gov. LSU 20, Pacific 6 (N) ALMADEN tHIS SHIPMENT IS C.O.O. ICCWTiriEO CHCCIC. baseball, " he said before a recent ALHIADEM Socialites (New Haveni. and Game. 5 p.m. cerned. Colbert adds, "you try has compiled a remarkable 23-9 Ronald Reagan. Louisville 37, Kent State 8 Midget Football m o u ntain WHITE SAITERNE BANKERS CHECK OH FINANCE COMPANY night game, "because if I wait CALIFORNIA SOLERA CHECK) UNLESS OTHER PAYMENT TERMS Grom a ns Sport Shop Winner 3 :30 Game vs. Winner 5 to win more games than you won record with the' Phillies, just The cufflinks—bearing the of­ (N) ARC iNDICATCO HERE: Intil 4 or 5 I'm afraid I might not Maryland 24, North Carolina Starts Tonight A dry California Sauterne from mountain vineyards. 1 roily, DRAFT____ (Manchester), with the finals set Game, 6:30 last year That's the way it is with about the worst club in the major ficial seal of the State of Califor­ the Padres because it helps an show up .. . " 19th Hole 21 CREAUf SHERRY well balanced, fine. NART t h in VOLVO CORR N CNCL : 3" for 6:30 (8 if necessary). If necessary, 8 p.m. leagues this year. nia—were presented to Spitz Midget football will be ushered MnoriMTar. ELIZA8ETH.NJ Ask the manager of a tail-ender M i s s i 8 s i pp i 35, Memphis M ad from the Palomino Crape of Spain, blended in a true 16t lURNSlDC AVE REG 2 individual to be able to negotiate "I'm doing exactly what I was PRO MEMBER SUNDAY along with a personal letter of in tonight at Mt. Nebo when the s tL in iiT . t r a i l e r f» n «M T 8 8 EFAID how he feels and, more often State 14 (N) S o le ra . Vi G al. EAST HARTEORO CONN 3261 when his team improves as well Ellington Ridge congratulations by Reagan in Manchester Midget League will than not. you'll get the usual stuff meant to do," he said, “throwing Florida State 23, Miami as himself. " a baseball for a living ” 8:00 WIgren, Maddaluno. Uartnunn. ceremonies in the governor's of­ usher in its 18th campaign. o a . c m . T i o N like the "play them one at a time (Fla.) 21 (N) VCNICLt HMtUMMJI And while the pressure of the And you can bet he’ll be living Podotny. The first of seven Friday night and try to win every game we 8:10 Conway, Zaiman, Shapiro. Byk. fice Thursday. Miami (Ohio) 14, Dayton 13 pennant race—the make-or-break t lot better next season, ironic Reagan praised Spitz as an doubleaders lists the Eagles and play, line from Charlie Fox of 8:20 Dunn, Ehrlich. Berger, Marlow. Michigan 32 Northwestern 22 5 th moment of a crucial home run or when considering the fact that 8:30 Stranahan, Becker, Kraviti, Ruhlo. inspirational "national hero ” for Jets at 6 :30 with the Patriots and the Giants or the "I don't con­ Mississippi State 42, North­ 162E 2-DOOR SEDAN STD. 1022.00 strikeout, the fielding gem or the St. Louis Cardinals traded 8: to Hunter, Kemp, Beller, Sheflin. America's youth and said he had Giants meeting in the nightcap an 1626363-2V9136 RED cede a thing to anyone until we re east Louisiana 14 error—builds steadily on the con- him to Philadelphia prior to the 8:S0 Gt«h. TonUllo. Remklewlcz, Har­ given the young winner of seven Navy 25, William & Mary 12 hour later. The Chargers are idle. ws sut of It mathematically, " com­ mon. season because he was a holdout. Nebraska 33, Texas A & M 28 m eback from Bob Lemon of the 9:00 Lowell. Hunler, Slrouch, Cavey. gold medals some private advise Now, although he won’t say so, 1:10 O'Neil. KeaUng. Peck, Keller. about whether to pursue a mo­ New Mexico 28, New Mexico AT S&S BUICK Kansas City Royals. he knows he’s got a chance to 1:20 Coflna, Geda. Johnston, Sherwood, tion picture career. State 15 (N) ALMADEN ALMADEIM r r O n i p Y i: 30 Moore. Dudley. Seraphin, Hannon, NOW! N IG H T But there are those who seem become the Phillies’ first $100,- But Reagan was mum on what North Carolina State 21, SAEVIGISOIS BLANC t: 40 Corpora, Famham, Cox. Chonnin. Syracuse 18 (N) GRENACHE ROSE I almost delighted to be facing the 000 player. Says Paul Owens, that advise was. Asked if he S A fine dry wine of outstanding fragrance and breed, made Dep«iidobk 1:50 Mattson. McCusker. Chupas, Gibbs. fra g ru n l Rose ^8 ine M a d e f ro m ih e SEPTEMBER CLEAROUT 10:00 Segalloe, Latimer, Finnegan, Ohio State 42, Iowa 6 ~Uuyroughtxred V frevh, appetizing front-runners despite having no manager and general manager of advised Spitz to accept reported G ro w n in n u iu n la in ;$ from the Sauvignon Blanc grape of the ^rench f»rave* Diilricl WUey. Oklahoma State 31, U. Texas famous Grenaehe grape of trance, hope of catching them. the club: "He can just about movie offers, Reagan said, "We (Arlington) 8 I 5^ and the lx>ire Valley, grown in mountain vineyard* Buying Del Rice of the California write his own ticket." 10:10 Bodlngton, Ahderson, Endee, talked about it a little bit" during vineyard-, at Paicine-t, California. ofUSEDCARS! Cheaaarl. Oklahoma 36, Utah State 24 RACING *:•; Puicines, (California. 10:20 CeleratU. Kellner, Repko. LaBelle. a private 15-minute meeting. "1 W U U J tU m •UB T O TA U Arizona 21, Oregon 18 (N) TOTAL WCtOHTi 5 4 4 4 Sn^ice KmmNkunmmmx 1022.00 10:30 .Sloiiowski, Carlton. Wood. told him I had found it a most UCLA 30, Pittsburgh 7 •2 3 •PCCIAL. INSTRUdlOHai Making Room for 73 BUICKS Tourtellotte. enjoyable career," Reagan said, IIS.OO FOR YOUR 10:40 McGowan, Crittoloal, Conyera, Purdue 40, Bowling Green » Red Sox Enjoy Day Off adding that the motion picture LINCOLN 5 th 5 th Avediflan. 10 LATE MODEL 10:50 Kowalikl, Tontlllo. Garbroua. business "is just about as com­ (A Few 1972 BUICKS Still CAR OR TRUCK Before Last Home Stand LaBoue. petitive as swimming." Predictions ore for games DOWNS 11:00 Slmei, Kuehn, Pagonelti, Louchs. t o t a l 3 1 1 7 . 0 0 of Sept. 16 TH i ACTION TRACK Of 11: II Rublf, Harrlgna, Morrone, Hcilin. Remain At HUGE SAVINGSI) SOUTHIRN NCW CNGUND Mfe Abo Trad* Down BOSTON (AP) - The Boston night, the Red Sox returned 11:21 Lalher, Gui Petera, Scarlalo, i ALMADENI 5*h Red Sox, riding high in first place home with the standings looking Buonlcootl. Keino to Retire Southern California 35, Ore­ I69CHEV. $1695 65 VOLKS. $7951 in the American League East, like this; 11:30 Poison, Davla, Zallaro, Lingua. After Lagos IVIeet gon State 0 (N) 1 MOCISTAIN RHINE WINE 8 1 8 7 I Impolo 4-de»f hordfop, 8, auttmotic, } 13 3*4oor »odon, radio, 4 ipood. relaxed during a break in the 11:40 Kay, McRory, Sommers, Howal. Southern Mississippi 21, 9iRM£S A -ioft fruity, -wmi-dry wine, resembling in churacler and ^ Premlim Prlett 11:54 Solvalore, MrMeekln. Marsh. NICHTLT PS, low miloogoe schedule Thursday before W L Pet GBl^y NAIROBI. Keyna (AP) - Louisiana Tech 7 (N) flavor a German Liebfranmilch. HART TWIN PAYS '3137 72 BUICK $44951 Edwards. SMU 12, Wake Forest 7 70CADIL $4395 Conlurion 4*door hordtop, I cyl., I for Low Mlloago opening their/last home stand of Boston 74 62 .544 19 12:04 Wojock, Smith, Rosa, Fohey. Kipchoge Keino, Kenya’s double- Post Time So4on OoVm«, Uotbor Ini., full p«w* automotky PS, Pft, PW, ok condItioiH | 12:14 Hockney, Potter, DeRoo, Huchina. medal runner at the Munich Stanford 32, San Jose State kig, low milo9. the regular .season at Fenway. Detroit 74 64 .536 1 18 8:00 PM • Mon.-Fri. or, ok condilionlr>f. Park. Baltimore 74 65 .532 IW 15 12:20 Lloppa, RIggolt, Perscchlo, Perry. Olympics, says the All Africa 27. 71 CHEVY $24951 12:34 (Jesak, HeaUi, HanUy, Caglonello Penn State 26, Tennessee 21 7:45 PM-Saturdoys BARLOW "We certainly can use this day New York 74 65 .532 IVk 16 12:44Guerrera. Carlton. Donovan, Kelly. Games at Lagos next January will LOTTERY TICKETS SOLD HERE 7 1 OPEL $249S Von, nicoly o^ulppod, Idool for | -(N) No Rocing Tuesdays OT,4->pm 4, yellow. compor. off, ” Manager Eddie Kasko said. 12:54 Rogcri, Delaaeo'. Vlgnlltl, Mother. be his last appearance in inter­ Utah 16, Texas Tech 12 (N) YOU P AY ^3237 "We’re going to be plenty busy The Red Sox hope to pull away 1:00 Pilmerira. Brown, .Slick, .Scranton. national competition. Tulsa 17, Wichita State 14 DAILY DOUBLE Miotor Soles In the 13-game stand at chummy 1:10 Schtller, PagnnI. Kuperschldl. ★ Many others to Choose From "At the rest of the way, with only one "I have had a wonderful career U. Texas (El Paso) 31, La­ • Four Perfoctas HARVEST HILL PACKAGE STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT other break (Sept. 25) in the next Fenway, where they have a 44-21 EvtgllltU. in international athletics and I 1:20 Kona, McCarthy. Chalne. Kuiia. mar U. 8 (N) WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD Opon 9 o.m.-9 p.m. three weeks.” record. Starting Friday n l^ t, 1:30 Clchon. Meurant, Quigley, Morrone. am afraid it must come to an Davidson 17, VMI 14 Dining Rtt. Phone 725-5648 MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD 1481 New Britain Avenue 241 Sigourney (Street The Red Sox took over the lead they play three games with end," Keino told the East African Virginia 22, Virginia Tech 7 Seat Res. Phone 723-3200 S88 W. Middle Tpke. S24 North Main Street Sert. 9 a.m.>5 p.m. Cleveland, three with Baltimore, Parlusde Bishop’s Corner Corbins Corner S&SBUICK in the torrid East Division race a Elliiifflitn Ridf^e Standard newspaper. Washington 20, Duke 17 (Area Cods: 401) Harti^Tiivirt four with Detroit, two with West Virginia 35, Richmond week ago, and have managed to "There are a number of **Stw EngUuul*$FoMt9$t Crowing Buiek^Op€l-^3aab OoaJirr*' Senior Citlseiia 7Sv, Clubtaoiue Rt. 83, ROCKVILLE hold it despite challenges by Milwaukee and a make-up with Women’s Nine Hole-Class A- youngsters in Kenya who need 28 BRISTOL WATERIURY NEW LONDON VOLVO V / C O R R 81UAMS ST^ HANCHESTER (Oroo Evoi.) 649-4571 Detroit, Baltimore and New Kansas City Sept. 28. Then thw the chance and I cannot continue Wisconsin 32, Northern Il­ SM BoAite • ! (Ilk93 O«l*06 A looM IS, Nest 10Afwoy. IroosCoWws) Betty Avedesian 43-17-26, Gert DiRtn Miisa nioM imnt rornn North IMaln Street Thomaston Avenue ivst • mmwWt from Oownlowo Hw»fwdt York. leave to wind up the season with forever. linois 14 aiuypplng Center Phono 875-2538 Haller 42-15-27 r Class B-Rita Temple 21, Xavier 13 (N) Centre Mall Colonial Ptes* Center With a 7-2 victory over the three games at Baltimore and Farley 45-20-25, Tina DeRoo 54- ”I will run at the Africa Games 168BURNSIKAVE., E.HTFD. 289-3461 three more at Detroit. (N)—Night Game Rte. 146, Lincoln, R.l. Yankees in New York Wednesday 25-29 and then call it a day."

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I; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn.. Fri., Sept. 1ft, 1973- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Sept. 15. 1972 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 3 5 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Apartmonts For Rant 63 Asiwgr Eg PrgYigm tuulg GENERAL MECHANIC - full­ Bible Traniiationi GARAGE SALE - ArtificUl KITCHEN SET - 4 chain, The “Action Marketplace” time days, contact Mr. Larry flowers, bar, barware, books, excellent condition, |35. (M 649- The Economical W ay MALE AND FEMALE Pasiardl, 'The Amerbelle Corp. bookcases, bureaus, burlap bags, 5404, after 4 p.m. WOODLAND 104 E u t Main St., R ^ v ille . 87> ACBOH DOWN canning Jars, chairs, couen, coy Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers WEAVERS 3325 between 8:80a.m.-S p.m. An lO U U tin IF ro sU pots, (Tesk, dishes, fans, glasses, ROCK MAPLE — spoon foot MANOR To Advertise Over 60,000 Daily Readers equal opportunity employer. BIbU vtrslon 2 Novice (ver.) luggage, magazines, mirrors, pic­ dining table and 4 ladder bade MACHINE OPERATORS 6 Saint----- 3 C ulture tures, puppv pen, old sheet chairs. Asking |150. Pictures and APARTMENTS JANITORS-EXPERIENCED - (Blbla m edium music, stu(llo couch, tables, frames, 875-2630. 1 6 words, 8 days ...... ?1.89 Fast Results part-time, evenings, Manchester traniUtor) 4 Most rscen t torches, vases, Christmas tree, We will train qualified appIkanU. Company paid frinia benefits 5 G ot up area. CaU 64341691,34 p.m. only. tZOUtfora Christmas decorations. Much MAGNOVOX 21 ” — television, HOMEStEAOST. 1 5 words, 6 days ...... ,$3.24 and |ood wages. Alternating shifts. ■mokar 6 Indonsslan COPY CLOSING TIME FOR IS Conditional island More. Friday and Saturday, 10 black and white console, OFF W. MIDDLE TFKL LATHE OPERATOR - Jig bore a m. to 4 p.m., 158 Greenwood 1 5 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 CLASSIFIED advertisements rtlaaaai 7 G reek fruitwood color cabinet. Ex­ MANCHESTER CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. operator, Bridgeport curator. 14 Musa of love god (Catholic 44 T in teri Drive. Manchester. cellent condition. $75. Phone 649- 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 31 Cooper Hill St Al(Mchastar, Conn. Experienced only. Le-Mi Corp, 8 Stones version) 46 Deiire, await 9851. 643-2362. 15 ito^blrds B Spanish cheer 24 S hort ja c k e u 47 Cloth SORRY SAL — Is now a merry Deadline for Saturday and Monday 1. 2 Mid 3’Mroom luiury ipwIrntnU. FwlurM Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch 16 Most painful 10 E ncountered 25 King m easures gal. She used Blue Lustre rug and SINGER Touch and Sew, like Mll'to wNI urptliiu, vKiity lili btttn. budMn Is 12:00 Noon Friday WAITRESS WANTED — hours 18 Inqulra 11 Sigmoid curve Version 46 Disabled WM, rup. diihwnbH. rtEripntdf Md dk- CLEANING WOMAN - general BABYSITTER WANTED - in It Cloaa hawk's 13 Fam ily 26 B ring together 50 Danube upholstery cleaner. Rent electric new, hems, buttonholes, stretch house work, one day a wew, own 11-3, 5 days a week including shampooer, ft. The E. A. John­ stitches, monomms, sews on poul. (kciric hot. 2 Nr condHioMn, |kM my home from 10:40 to 2:15, Saturday. $1.85 per hour plus Ups. •y** m em ber 27 E uropean trib u tary Ilidliii doors, ill lirp rooms. Foil bwuMfll PHONE 643-2711 transportation required. Call 646- Mondays and Wednesdays, vicini­ 81 iW k , aspect (coU.) ermine 51 Moors son Paint Co., 723 Main Street, ■buttons, fancy daigns. Originally Many company benefits. Apply in slorip iru. impli pirkin|. Sbrtini |( SI7S. Painting-Papering 13 6788. ty North Main Street. Also 25 Equltabls 17 C ylindrical 29 H erstofore 52 W ords of Manchester, 849-4501. $399.50, now only $99.65. Elasy Hindy lo shogpini. schcolt, bus ind roUpous Autos For Sale person. W. T. G ra n t Co. 28 Fait remoras 20 G erm an Bible (p o e t) surprise terms. 522-0476, (lealer. fKilitm. someone for occasional weekend translator 30 WALLPAPERING AND - WAITRESS WANTED - Machester Parkade. An equal 31 Word of ) Beetle 53 Seine IT'S TERRIFIC — the wayiv «we're Modol ipsrtminl optn for ImptttHHi 12 4 HERALD Order Your I sitting. 643-6033. opportunity employer. natation 22 C ountry In 33 P ithy rem ark 54 S harp tool PLEASE READ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN painting interior and exterior ex- experienced only need apply. 644- S outh Asia selling Blue Lustre for cleaning:lea ESTATES and household lots to Siturdiy ind Sundsy. oHitr lima by oppoiirt SQUAREBACK - $990. Call 643- 32DlIitant 40 Edict (var.) mont. BOX LETTERS mm WORLD perliy done. Free estimates. Tim 2649. FULL PART — time waitresses, Insect 23 ------42 RoseBible product 55 Each (ab.) rugs and upholstery, Flent elec~ buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. YOUR AD 2351 Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 p.m. H A P P Y A D S 33 Paris subway trie shampooer, $1. Pinewood “Happy counter, kitchen help. Reins New COUNTER GIRLS - part-time, 1 r~ r r - r " 1^ T" 1 TT rr For Your CLEANING LADY - three days York Style Delicatessen and Furniture Shop. CONVERTIBLE SOFA - with Classified oi "Want Ads" are VOLVO 142S. 1968 - front end 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 11 a.m. Information Building-Contracting 14 weekly, must provide own Restaurant, Route 30, Vernon, 19 11 matching chairs, wood office Bum by taken over the phone as a con damaged Best offer over $300 transportation. References re­ to 5 p.m., Monday through 86 Not tha same ESTATE SALE, — Sunday, desk, refrigerator. CaU after 6, THE HEKAU) will not dis venience The advertiser should Thought’ opposite Howard Johnson’s. Friday. Apply Arthur Treachers 37John(Oaalic) U 16 U & R Housing Corp. 643-7171. Ask for Christopher ROOM ADDITIONS — dormers, quired. Call 649-5985 anytime. Interviewing daily, 10-12 and 1-5. September 17. 12 noon until 6 648-3IM1. close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT Fish and Cbipi, 401 Center 38 Greek latter p.m. Breakfast set, leaf burner, 3- garages, add a level, roofing, a . 39 Numerical \9 17 II tiser using box letters. Headers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in MERCEDES 1966 - 200D, new RELIABLE WOMAN - to baby Street, Manchester. seetkm book case, antique New LARGE DINING - room Uble, 6 siding, foundations. Low. low Today! MEN AND — women who want suffix II Rmtalsby answering blind box ads who time tor the next insertion The tires, new engine Low mileage prices. Bank financing. Add-A- sit, days for 2 school age children, to build a future, earn high in­ 40Psriodsof Home sewing machine, console ' chairs, best offer. C^ll 568-4383. desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible lor only ONE Inimaculate condition Evenings, Level Dormer. 289-0449. while mother works. 649-4912. comes, part-time. Call Mr. Betan­ OIL BURNER - Serviceman. time IT 21 n model victrola, clothes rack, R o b e rta 646-1688. Experienced domestic heating ilBrlstta night tables, side chairs, upright APARTMENT SIZE - Murdoek can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion tor court for appointment, 644-^83. 43 Went on B v r any advertisement and then only to NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - IT’S TIME — now care for our ana No. 2 burners. Good benefits metal cabinet, music caninet, Glenwood gas range, 2 years old, Realtor 1965 CHEVROLET - Bel air, horsebsck brass costumer, Vudor 12x7 Enclose your reply to the box the extenl ol a "make good " inser Remodeling, repairing, additions, skin. Tiy a make-up approved by CANDLE LOVERS - have a and top hourly rate commen­ 45DeUntta H TT $50: humidifier $40; 643-2682 automatic, 44,000 miles, good surate with experience. Resident porch shade. 6x7 bamboo shade, WesUnghouse cooker, $5. 644- in an envelope address to the lion Errors which do not lessen the rec rooms, porches and roofing. I the A.M.A. For detailsto call Jan at candle party, receive free srticla M 643-9551 condition Call 649-2546 after No job too small. Call 649-3144. 644-1290. We also need ladies for east of river preferred. (Inquire 48 English Bible wooden 20' extension ladder, 2948. Classified Manager. Manchester value ol the advertisement will not CALL 643-2711 arrangements. Also make top 6464926 Evening Herald, together with a 5 30 selling. Earn lots of money for money demonstrating. Free kit, Imperial Oil Co., 981 Sullivan traniUtor 41 aluminum ladder. Many other be corrected by "make good " inser 52 French writer, household items. 23 Cambridge memo listing the companies DORMERS, garages, porches, (Jhristmas. Will train. no delivery. 643-0189, Sharon. Avenue, South Windsor, 644-1521. CLEAN USED — refrigeraton, tion 1970 BARRACUDA 318 - . . . $om*on« ----- France 4« 4T s r $r St. Manchester. 643-5239. 643- ranges, automatic washers with you do NOT want to see your rec rooms, room additions, Manchester 58 Expunge autonialic, air-conditioning, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, may hava MNt you HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED - MATURE WOMAN - wanted 8505. guarantees. See them at B. D. FOUR-ROOM - duplex, letter N'our letter will be PART-TIME — work, cleaning 57 Ortgein Blbla U 84^ u Ansen mags, G60xl4 tires, plus siding, general repairs. Quality a happy adl one day weekly. References re­ for liveTn and general house Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main St., centrally located, adults only, no destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 Evening store and office space. Hours edition $7 u snow tires, $2,200 or best oiler workmanship. Financing I quired. Phone 649-5189 after 7 flexible. Must have references. duties for elderly man. 56 Furnish with YARD SALE - Saturday and Call 643-2171. children or pets, security dnosit one you've mentioned. If not it 872-2758 strssh crew Sunday 10-5 p.;p.m. Sale doesn't required, $135. CaU 643-1332. Autos For Sale available. Economy Builders. p.m. Call 646-2830. References. Call 649-6308. U u will be handled in the usual Inc.. 643-6159, 872-0647. evenings. Herald 59 Cubic meters It start before 10 a.m. Ill Cedar MUST. MUST SELL - 1965 CHEVROLET MALIBAU - 60 Prophets Street, ^toebester. mahogany twin beds. exceUent GARDEN TYPE - two- manner 1969 OLDSMOBILE DELTA EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT - CLEANING WOMAN - needed (NiwsrAria iNTiariiii assn.) g(K)d condition. Call 649-3993. MAN — Part-time, for lawn and condition: appliances: 3-piece bedroom apartment, second 88 convertible Phone 649-4912 MASONRY— All types of stone, Happy 80th Birthday Happy 7th Birthday builder. Excellent opportunity. once or twice weekly. Lost and Found 1 after 5:30 p.m. brick fireplaces, walls, concrete Call Displaycraft, Manchester, parking lot mainenance. Starting ...... MEDITERRANEAN DINING — modem living room se t good floor. Includes heat, appliances, To A Wonderful Daughter g Glastonbury-Manchester line. time 7 a.m. or earlier. Must have condition, solid construction, steps, siaewalks. No job too NANA 643-9557. Call 6460145. room table. 4 chairs. 6 months carpets. $205 monthly. Paul W. FOUND - GIRL'S - Bike. 26", 1964 VOLKSWAGEN - $400. Call SET FOR WINTER - 1962 driver’s license. Apply in person, H«lp Wanttd 35 L ive Stock 42 old: handmade Alvarez classical needs covers, worn, mis­ Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535 or 648- 647-9272 after 6. small. Free estimates. Over 20 Love, DAWN TOTTEN | vicinity Bantly Oil Co. Call 649- Pontiac, 4-dcx)r, new snow tires, years experience. After 5 p.m. WANTED BABYSITTER - W H England Lumber Co., guitar. 872-4776. cellaneous. Will accept 1021. exhaust and brakes. $200. 643- Marian, Carol, Lee, Love, I SCHOOL BUS - drivers - Route 44-A Boiton Notch, Conn. EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE SMALL OUTGROWN - pony, reasonable offers. CaU now. 643- 8721. 1966 MUSTANG GOOD - 643-1870. 644-2975. Monday-Thursday, 9:30 - 2:30. Bolton, 7:15 to 9 a.m., 2 to 3:45 4638 Don and Jimmy Mommy and Daddy g — Laborers, over 18. Full-time or dapple gray mare, exceUent with HOTEL MANAGEMENT - 2879. MANCHESTER — Newer one- running condition Standard $16 plus lunch. Please do not caU p.m. We will train. Flione 643- children. Road trained. FOUND WRIST - watch, 3 CARPENTRY — Repairs, part-time Saturdays. $2.50 per books for sale. CaU after 4 p.m., bedroom apartment, private en­ transmission. $450. Phone 568- unless you can provide your own 3057 , 649-2384, 649-8400. SPECIAL JOB — Opportunity broken and enjoys televi­ vicinity Charter Oak Basketball 1966 FORD XL500 - convertible, remodeling, additions, roofing. transportation. 646-5614, 649-4866 hour plus overtime. Grantland S 644-0418. MOVING OUT of State - wool trance. Ranch type. Includes beat court. Call 643-4347 between 6-8. 4213. full-time service staUon man. Nursery. CaU 6434669. sion. Will be sold to loving chUd asking $400. Call after 6 p.m , 643- Call David Patria, South Wind­ Anniversary | after 5:30. PART-TIME EXPERIENCED mg. bedroom set, Uving room set, and appliances, $159 per month. I 10th Anniversary Happ^ Tools and experience on tune-ups only. CaU Debbie, Bolton Center, Paul W. Dougan, R ^ to r, 643- 9925. sor, 644-1796. — gas station attendant wanted. TAG SALE — Saturday, many household items. 643-4(175. LOST — WHITE gold ladies 1971 VEGA GREEN - black and NANCY Ll^ and RON | and general repair. Good pay for DRIVERS WANTED - to drive 643-1707, after 2:30 p.m. September 16th, 10-5 p.m. 242 4535, 646-1021. Bulova watch, vicinity Stop and interior, 110 horsepower, four- RN's OR — LPN’s, 3 to 11 p.m. Must be over 18 years old. Call right man. References required. school buses in the town of CHEVROLET ~ 1965 Four-door © 1972 h, NEW, WES ROBBINS carpentry Love, from f: and 11 to 7 a.m. shifts. Full and Sununit Street, Manchester. Bird WBSTINGHOUSE laundromat Shop. Initial EMC. Reward 649- .speed, tinted windows. $1,775 Lydon Brothers Snell, 6484440. Apply in person. 252 Spencer St., Manchester. CaU John Sokolis, Bel Air sedan. Excellent condi­ remodeling specialist. Additions, :¥ part-time available. Excellent op­ cages, odd dishes, books, mis­ heavy duty, very good condition. MANCHESTER - Newer 9654 after 5 p.m. Call after 6 p.m., 646-0312. tion. Automatic, $500. Phone 649- D.J., Stephen and Mom J. andJ. I Manchester. __ 643-2373 between 7 a.m. - noon. cellaneous. Proceeds to benefit duplex, half of two-family. rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, portunity and benefits. Apply in WOMAN TO — do housework, CaU 649-3863. 5903. 'Golly, the way everybody's staring, you'd think I was medical missions. Includes appUances, $190 p e r 1962 THUNDERBIRD - good wear a 'monokini'." bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. person. Meadows Convalescent half a day a week, $2.75 an hour, LOST - VICINITY Swamp Rd., the first girl ever to BABYSITTER WANTED - NURSE’S AIDE - 3-11, full or Articles For Sale 45 Musical Instruments month. Paul Dougan, Realtor, Coventry, 4-month old part condition. Call 649-4415 Center, 333 Bidwell Street, own transportation, references. part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- 53 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA, - 1200 Manchester. An equal opportuni­ three nights a week, corner TAG SALE - Twin Hill Drive, 643-4535, 646-1021. angora calico kitten, has flea coupe. Excellent condition. 10,- Happy 14th Birthday Good Luck 647-1045, Center and McKee Streets, ovm 4519. YARD SALE — Rain or shine, Coventry. Off Route 44-A, Satur- 1964 CHRYSLER TOWER - THIS AREA ty employer. OLD VIOLIN — A-1 condition, coUar. Answers to Pretty Girl. 000 miles. Must sell. $1,595 Call 12 NEW DODIE "ILLUSIONS” transportation. 646-0040. September 16 and 17th at Well day. IVuinany articles to choose EIGHT-ROOM — duplex, four Children heartbroken. If found brakes, power steering, snow Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 Services Offered MACHINIST AND — machine fuU size, ready to play. $30. CaU 875-8907. WOMEN TO — coUect eggs. Drillers, Inc. Route 6, Andover from. 643-7668. bedrooms, l‘A baths, $250. please call 742-9625. tires and wheels. $300. Phone 647- Love, WIATRESS IF — you’re looking operator. Production work, 50 Miller Farms, North (Coventry, and Coventry town Une. Immediate occupancy. Security. WASHING Machine repairs, RCA DELTA BUILDERS Let Linwood Drive for full-time work and you’re OFFICE POSITION - Good 1539. 649-3991 Trucks-Tractors 5 1972 HONDA CB 450 - top Brian Curry, hours, insurance, paid holi(lays. 643-8021. NEIGHBORHOOD - Tag Sale - 647-9993, Mr Creech. condition, must sell, 647-9042. Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. and DEVELOPERS echo with harmony over 21, we have a position Spencer Machine Corporation, typing skills, pleasant telephone A ntiques 56 FOUND - BROWN and white, Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike Jerry Tibbetts and personality, aptitude for general TAG SALE — September 16-17th, Saturday, 11 to 2 p.m. 286 Bjast male, mongrel. Call Dog Warden, 1966 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ~ 1969 GMC HALF-TON - pick-up at your Saturday avaUable for a responsible in­ 757 Goodwin Street, East Hart­ INSPECTORS EXPERIENCED 11 a m. 'til dark. Household Middle Tpke, Manchester. PLEASANT — Three-room low mileage. $750. Phone 875- 1970 HONDA MODEL - 750, Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 • Additions all your friends from dividual. Working conditions ex­ ford. 528-9315. office proc^ures requirecT. Good FOR SALE this weekend, — 646-4555. with cap, 6 cylinder automatic, West Middle Turnpike, next to Tag Sale. starting salary, excellent benefits. — for machined parts. Purdy items, children’s articles, apartment, convenient suburban 3426 44,000 miles. $1,600 firm. 646- green and white. Low mileage. • Remodelinf Portland, Maine cellent, 646-9168. Corp., 586 Hilliard St., ceramics, draperies. 31 MarshaU TAG SALE — Dried flowers, Antiques, bedroom sets, hall tree, location, appliances, basemenL Excellent shape. Stock and Stop and St?op, 643-4913. WANTED MAN — to work in Blast Hartford location. Call Mr. dining set, glass, iron, tin, china, FOUND — HOUND type black, 5673. • Custom Homes— Shells Freeman for appointment. 568- M an^ester, 649-7778. Rd., Manchester. Rain date. dishes, coconuts, boots, in­ like private home. Working brown and white male dog. Call 1969 MERCURY original equipment. Call 649-8407 MILK ROUTE - salesman, dairy plant and wholesale route. jugs, frames, quilts. Schlude, 57 adults. 643-2880. POWER mowers, hand mowers from 2020. Sept. 23-24. teresting assortments. Saturday, Dog Warden, 646-4555. CONVERTIBLE - power 1968 VOLKSWAGEN PICK-UP after 6 p.m. opportunity available for retail Call Dari-Maid, 643-6424. MAN WITH DRIVERS - 9-12. 38 C oolidge S tre e t, Maple, Ellington, 875-7117. steering, power brakes. Excellent sharpening and repairing service. 644-2424 646-7435 Read Herald Ads Sweet Adelines home delivery salesman. An en­ AVON CALLING - Need extra — top condition, $1,150. Call 643- Call ’Sharpall." Free pick-up and license to work at egg plant. . Manchester. THREE-ROOM APARTMENT condition, average mileage Call 1972'2 HONDA CL350 - 1,600 joyable job with liberal fringe PART-'HME MALE - help, 4 money? Many Avon represen­ YARD SALE — S^tem ber 16th, CHA RO LANE — Antiques and — Porter Street area, heat, FOUND - BLACK and tan 7172. delivery. 643-5305. Days Eveninis Contact MiUer Farms, 643-M21. female puppy. Call Dog Warden, for appointment, 649-5900. miles. $750. Call 742-6594. benefits including pension plan, days, 11-3 p.m., 4 nights, 6-11:30 tatives earn an estimated $40 a ^ i n or shine. Antiques, Triuinph TAG SALE — Carriage-stroUer collectibles. Appointment or by utilities, parking, refrigerator and 646-4555. CHEVROLET PICK-UP- truck, health, dental and optical in­ p.m. A. C. Petersen, 646-0836. week or more. Blam extra cash — ATTENTION motorcycle, black ^ w d er pistol, combination, baby items, girls, chance. Wapping Wood Roacl, stove. No pets. Security deposit. 1962 FORD FALCON - 2-door, TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, ElUngtom. 872-3279. 1965, ^1 ton, good condition, $750. TRIUMPH 500 - Chopper, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - g Happy 80th Birthday HA pV iNESS IS; | surance. Quality products to seU and have fun too! For details, call DEMONSTRATORS - Work furniture, ski eqiwment, much clothes to size 4, toys, dishes, Ideal for newlyweds. Call 236- standard shift, running condition, $1,250. Call 875-3426. spraying, etc., fully insured. at high commission rates makes DRIVER TO — drive beverage 289-4922. ___ FOUND — BLACK and white Call for appointment. 742-5050. Licensed. Free estimates. Call new homes custom built, I with the company that has more. Route 31, Coventry, near coats, lamps, household items, 0564. $100. Call 643-2090. this an exceptional positiortt App­ truck, must have Class U license. lake. Wanted To Buy 58 male mongrel. Contact Coventry 633-5345. remodeling, additions, rec rooms, I GRANDPA RICHTER Attending the Fashion^ PILGRIM MILLS — has fuU and everything! Full color catalog. exerciser, snow blower, books, Dog Warden, 742-8648. HONDA 1971 CL175 - electric garages, kitchens remodeled, ly at Knudsen Bros. Dairy, 1100 Inquire Beverage Distributors, Best Hostess awards! L atest old clock. Saturday, Sratember 1969 FORD TORINO - V-8, Campers-Trailers start, less than 500 miles. Ex­ c/o Canada Dry Bottling Com­ part-time openings for women to Mobile Homes 8 bath tile, cement work. Steps, Show with g Burnside Ave., Blast Hartford. An selection, highest commissions. ENGLISH PRAM - $35, 16th, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 55 Sherwood WANTED — Antique furniture, power steering, good running cellent. $525. 643-9266 after 6 p.m BRICK LAYING - concrete, equal opportunity employer. pany, off Newbury Road, East measure and mark fabrics. CaU exceUent condition; Swingomatic glass, pewter, oil paintings or FOUND - BLACK male plastering, repairs or new work. dormers. Residential or commer­ S Love, THE RAINBCW GIRLS| No investment. I.B.M. system for Circle, Manchester. PRESIDENTIAL mongrel. Contact Coventry Dog condition. Call after 6 p m. 64(L Windsor, after 5 p.m. Mrs, Sobol, 646-1000. meedy and efficient operation. baby swing, $5; 55-gaUon water other antique items. Any quanti­ 0093. MOBILE HOME - 10x45, good FOR SALE - CT90 Honda trail Call after 5 p.m., 528-4596. cial. Call 649-4291. Tonight at 8 p.m. | VILLAGE APTS. Warden, 742-8M8. condition, priced to sell, must be LATHE MACHINIST - MiU (Jail or write today, “Santa’s Par­ heater, $10. 646-5142. WHITE ELECTRIC - sewing ty. The Harrisons. 643-87(®, 165 ------i ------or road bike, 1,800 miles. $325. Masonic Temple | machinist, class A. Openings days MAN TO load and unload EXPERIENCED RETREAD - (Jakland Street. moved from lot. Call 875-6510. CEILING AND — ceramic tile N. J. LAFLAMME - Carpentry tie s ’’, Avon, Conn., 06001. machine in cabinet, first class MANCHESTER FOUND - ENGLISH setter, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Phone 644-1795 after 4 p.m. and nights. Job shop experience. beverage truck, FYidays only. $3 shop foreman for 11:30 p.m. to 8 Telephone 1-673-3455. Also RELAX OVER — coffee, browse condition. 643-5770. good condition. $1,200. Phone specialist, one ceiling or all, contractor. Additions, Hilda, Russell, Door Prizes iilj One and two bedrooms. orange and white, male, wearing remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. Familiar with aircraft type of per hour. References required. a.m. shift. Firestone Retread, 20 booking parties. through our junque. Hope when WANTED — Crank phonographs, 649-2236. 1964 SHASTA ASTROFLYTE- MINI-BIKE — excellent repaired, replaced. Rooms Dennis, Judy, Mark Refreshments Immediate occupancy. Hartford license No, 2993. CaU 16, travel trailer. Gas ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a work. Overtime. Apply J.T. Reply Box “G”, Manchester Bidwell Rd.. South Windsor. you leave, you full up vour trun- INTERESTED IN - hooking? cast iron banks and toys, comic condition, three months old. repaired, remodeled. Light Slocomb, 68 Matson Hill Rd., Herald. que. Illusions wiU sing from noon books, round oak tables, early Near schools, churches Dog Warden, 646-4555. refrigerator and lights. 12 volt or trucking. No job too small, P a v in g IS and Melissa MAN FOR — work as washrrom Due to ill health, must sell alt ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 FORD V-8 ~ four-speed, Come and try it, you'll like it. $99 South Glastonbury. 633-9485. GENERAL RETREAD - Shop operator and truck driver, daily 5 ul dark, but come at 10 for a materials, cutters, frames, wool, furniture, military items. and shopping center, on excellent condition. $300 firm. 110 >o)lt lights, awning, Reese special rate. 647-9232. Personals-Announcements 2 643-0294. GENERAL PAVING - no job RN OR LPN, part-time and help. 3:30 p.m. to 12 midnight a.m. until noon. Woman for part- place to park. Only Tag Sale in etc. Can be seen at 672 Forest St. Evenings 643-6535. bus line. Call anytime. 646-2624. hitch Sleeps 6. Good condition Call 649-6929 too small or too big. Phone 647- WOMAN FOR — housecleaning weekends, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.. shift., and 11:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. time work in laundry, daily 7-12 town with Uve entertainment. Blast Hartford. RIDE WANTED - to Dean 1971 HONDA - 350 CL, excellent REWEAVING OF - burns, Congratulations Happy Birthday Wednesday and Friday. Own Apply Laurel Manor, 649-4519. shift. Firestone Retread, 20 and some afternoons. Apply in Saturday, September 16th, 114 DISCERNING DEALER - 646-2623 moth-holes, zippers repaired. 9406 after 6 p.m. Machine, Colonial Rd., from CHEVY II WAGON - 1963, condition. Asking $700. Call 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I and transportation preferred. Call Bidwell Rd., South Windsor. person. Swiss Laundry, 10 Linwood Drive, Keeney Street PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, collector desires silver, early standard shift, 6 cylinder, factory i972 PROWLER TRAILER - Window shades made to South Hawthorne Street area, 7- 16'z", used once, refrigerator, gas a m.-9 p.m., 742-6808. Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 I Happy 80th Birthday 646-8257.______AGGRESSIVE SALES — minded Harlow St., RockviUe. school area. all bolted. All-sizes and styles. papers, glass, primitives, fur­ 4:30 p.m. daily. 643-1311. rebuilt engine. $3^ or best offer measure, all size Venetian blinds. CCRKY persons to sell election year From $30, delivered. W. Zmker, niture. tin, china and pewter. 646- and electricity, toilet, heater, Keys made while you wait. TV PART-TIME EVENING — work. HOUSEKEEPER — Mature, live 568-2094 after 5:30. GREEVES 250 SCRAMBLER - ROOFING — Specializing books. Must be neat appearing. in, country Uving, car essential, TELEPHONE SOUCITORS — Windsorville Rd., BUlington, 875- 3784.______sleeps 6, 646-2120. new engine, new clutch, new ortables for rent. Marlow's, 867 I M CM If you need extra money to buy GOING INTO service - 1965 MODERN 2-BEDROOM — Autos For Sale ' 4 repairing roofs of all kinds, new Students considered. Excep­ cook and care of two children, Blast Hartford. We need 2 5 j^ p le 0397. apartment with equipped 1963 VOLKSWAGEN - 2-door knobbys. Call 644-8811 ain St., 649-5221. another car, house, furniture or Chevy pick-up, brand new 4now WANTED to buy — Old plates roofs, gutter work, chimneys, (Ada Barker) tionally high commissions. 228- nursery school are. CaU 1-295- to work four hour shifts. Choose kitchen, located on bus line and sedan, rebuilt engine. $325 or best cleaned and repaired. 30 years for Christmas, start your training 3557. plow, 4-yard Garwood dump (JLEAN, dark rich loam, five and china. Call 875-9345. NEED CAR? Credit very bad'.' HARMONY HOMES Love, 0126. ______your own commissions. CaU 568- body. Tools, nails, miscellaneous near convenient shopping. Bankrupt, repossession? Honest offer Call 568-2094, after 5 30 Services Offered 12 UNITED TREE - Service, jobs experience. Free e.stimates. Call immediately with Nobility yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, Has it all' large or small, tree removal, etc. % We knew you’d make it! 8130 or ^ p ly in person, 419 Main materials. Saturday, 9-3. 115 Escrow and lease required. Ren­ Douglas accepts lowest down, Howley, 643-5361. ^utique, an exciting new line of BOOKKEEPER — AppUcations Street, E i t Hartford, Opposite manure, pool and patio sand. 643- Rooms Without Board 59 1965 MUSTANG - 289 . 4-speed Financing Insured. Call 646-4622. home decorating accessories. For MACHINI1§T — needed by smaU School Street. tal $180 per month. Call The smallest payment, anywhere. Not SHARPENING Service - Saws, for the position of bookkeeper established company to operate Pratt and Whitney. 9504. Jarvis Realty Co. 643-1121. small loan finance company plan btchometer, console, new tires, Choice Lots Available knives, axes, shears, skates, GUTTERS and roofs repaired Love, details call 643-9306. are being accepted by local es­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••**** WILSON CONSTRUCTION - I Denise horizontal milUrig machines and TAG SALE — Saturday, Sept. ° RETIRED COUPLE - or Douglas Motors, 345 Main. clean. Asking $600. 643-4082. Large Selection rotary blades. Quick service. and replaced. Excellent tablished. GM dealership. Salary Situation Wanted 38 ALUMINUM SHEETS - used as Sidewalks, driveways, back hoe i:-: Ruthe and Freddie CARPENTER FOR - all types surface grinders. Trade school 16th, to a.m. to 5 p.m. at 81 woman to live in on small farm. WE HAVE customers waiting for New and Used Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main workmanship. Reasonable prices. commensurate with ability and background helpful. Good star­ printing plates. .009* thick, 23x- For details call 646-6426. 7-10 the rental of your apartment or 1967 PONTIAC GTO - red, black 1965 MUSTANG - new paint, St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- work, landscape, lawn care. Rub­ Free estimates. 646-1399. of work, Manchester-Willimantic experience. Interviews by ap­ Jensen Street, Manchester. 32", 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 643- All Prices Reduced During bish removal. Free estimates. ting rate with complete company RELIABLE MARRIED — man a.m. or 6-9 p.m. home. J.D. Real Estate top. good condition. 646-1477. vinyl top. 6 cylinder, standard. 24 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, area. Call 429-3534 after 6 p.m. pointment only. Scranton Motors, will mow lawns, rake leaves, 2711. MI’G, new clutch, hoses and Our Summer Clearance Sale Call 649-5900. S Happy 43rd Birthday paid benefits. Apply at Nobel and TAG SALE — September 16,17, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 7:304 643-7958 BI DWELL Home Improvementxvato\ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Inc. 872-9145. Westbrook, 20 Westbrook Street. paint any (xid jobs. 646-7786. ROOM WITH - Kitchen 1967 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - shocks. Car in excellent condi­ Co. Expert installationllati of I MCM HOUSE PARENT - perform ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10-5. 232 Penny Drive, B^ast Hart­ SCREENED LOAM - sand, tion. Asking $590 Phone 646- JUNK CARS - removed, any East Hartford. An equal oppor­ ford. AppUances, china, baby fur­ privileges centrally located. 14 474 MAIN STREET, three-room $975. 1963 Valiant wagon, $125. HARMONY HOMES TWO Handymen want a variety aluminum siding, gutters and MORTGAGES, loans first interesting and challenging duties RESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER Dogs-Birds-Pets 41 gravel, processed gravel and fill. apartment, second floor. Heat, 5377 condition $10 each. Call 872-9433 I Love, supervising the mentally retarded tunity employer. niture. toys. Arch St. 1969 Ford LTD $1,295. 1965 Leisure Living At Us Best of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, trims. Roofing installation and second, third. All kinds. Realty — to work week nights from 6 George H. Griffing, Andover, 742- $128. Security. Family unit. Call Chevrolet Impala, $500 attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109 statewide. Credit rating un­ I Gloria in the Manchester or Hartford p.m. Housework on Saturdays. SIX ST. BERNARD — puppies 7886. 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. JEEP 1968 - model CJ5, steel Cook S t. Plainville TREES REMOVED - building STENOGRAPHER TAG SALE - Saturday, 10-3. FURNISHED ROOM - Repossessions. Savings Bank of gardener's service Call 643-5305 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ area. Two furnished rooms, Call 872-9798. CORRESPONDANCE - and for sale, parents p e d ig r^ . No cab, 25,000 miles. $1,750. 649-9783 Please call 1 747 6883 lots cleared Fully insured. Free •r». meals included at very modest Rain date, Sunday. 43 Saulters redecorated, large house with Manchester, 646-1700. Heating-Plumbing 17 tial, quick arrangements. Alvin record keeping, Ught dictation, papers, $75. 646-0040. LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. group living. Complete house FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly a fte r 5 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also estimates Phone 872-9433. rate, free utilities, good startiiig Road, Manchester. Lundy Agency 527-7971 100 Help Wanted 35 WE ARE LOOKING - for a form letters. Prefer full-time, but Ring bell for service. Shiners, privileges. Students welcomed. redecorated, appliances, heat, 1967MERCURY COUGAR - 4- moving large appliances Burning (.'onstitution Plaza, Hartford. salary, many fringe benefits. Will furnace operator on first and crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Street, 1964 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE -- PIANOS TUNED - by a SAM Watson Plumbing and will consider less. Insurance and WEST HIGHLAND - Terriers, TAG SALE — Furniture, many 646-7378. central location. Security. $180 speed, 283 engine, vinyl hardtop, IS ee us at the Eastern Stale £x ; barrels delivered $4 644-1775 Heating Bathroom remodeling Evenings. 233-6879 consider mature woman or third shifts. Will train. Apply in AKC. 8 weeks, shots, wormed. Manchester. Wapping Road. monthly. 649-3340. 2-door Phone 742-9645 Best professional with over 20 years FEMALE HELP - Wanted for married couple. Equal opportuni­ pension benefits. Apply Hartford miscellaneous items. Friday, power steering, air-conditioned, • position (outside the "Belter; and repairs. Free estimates Call pleasant, light, clean easy relax­ person. Klock Co. 1366 Tolland Despatch, Mrs. Danise, 9 a.m. to Reasonable. 872-8138. FURNISHED ROOM - nice offer. CAHPE.NTEH available, days, experience Call 649-7573 after 6 ty employer. Call 429-6451, Ext. Saturday, Sunday, 9 until dark. $850 or best offer. Call 742-8161 ; Living Building) Sept 15 24 • 649-3808 MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd ing work. Thursday, Friday, Tpke, Manchester. 3 p.m., 528-9551. We are an equal 80 BAG ICE CUBE — vending location, parking, near bus line. ■ » TWO-BEDR(X)M — Townhouse, evenings, weekends Additions, pm mortgages - interim financing 311. BASENJI- Smonths, AKC male, 348 Oakland Street. machine, one year old. Also ice 1966 LAMANS - 4-door, power Saturday and Sunday only. You opportunity employer. References. CaU after 5 p.m., 649- l'/> baths, fully equipped kitchen, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - alterations, repairs No job too BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - expedient and confidential ser­ DELIVERY AND - stock clerk, looking for good home with maker 400 lb. capacity per day. dishwasher, stove, disposal, steering. V-8 automatic, excellent LAWN.MOVER SERVICE ~ can work all or part of the above FAST GROWING — company in CLOCK, CURTAINS - rugs, 6526. radio, good condition. Asking Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 small Free estimates. Call Prompt, courteous service Call vice. J I) Real Estate Assoc 643- days. Retired persons welcome. for wholesale distributor. Steady, FULL-TIME SALESWOMAN - children. All ^ots. Reasonable, Both for price of vending refrigerator, wall-to-wall $800. 643-5875. condition, verv clean Asking Stephen Martin. 646-7295 after 4 sharpening and repairing. Pickup 5129 Manchester desires an ex­ Monday through Friday. Must be clothes, quilts, comforts, lawn machine alone. 647-1076. $650. Call atter'4. 643-6817 and delivery. L&M Equipment 643-496. (,'ontact S. D R. Enterprises, who can also do small amount of to right home. 1-859-0817. mower, 20 lbs. material, $8. THE THOMPSON House - carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, 1972 IIAHLKY DAVIDSON - p m perienced sheet metal man for able to drive waUi-in manual shift ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Route 83. Vernon 872-8311, Andover, 742-9965. bookkeeping and typing, Siamese cat. 649-5459. Cottage St., centrally located, $225 heat included, children 1963 DEAD BUG - good lor 125cc. trail. .. .street_ .i _ bike, 600 miles. .NO JOB too small Immediate fabrication of electronic chassis. truck. Hours start at 11 a.m. Tuesdays-Satuidays. This is a FREE KITTENS box trained. Boats-Accessories 44 welcome. September occupancy. 1965 PONTIAC 389 GIO, 3- Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, large, pleasantly furnished parts, $100 or best offer Call 742- 872-4776 TWO YOU.s’G married men will Permanent employment, com­ Apply Manchester Tobacco and spetsl Hurst standard transiius- Saturday 8-4 service on service calls Free Business Opportunity 28 RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL- good safe, secure, steady posi­ CaU 643-2826. TAG SALE — Antiques, toys, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for D. J. Henry Co. 644-1330. 7525. do small repair jobs and painting, estimates gladly given on heating pany benefits. Apply Personnel Candy Company, 29 Bissell St., tion. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main EVINRUDE outboard motors, sion, excellent condition, $700 to work part-time in hobby shop, Department, E.C.L., 646-8100. glass and miscellaneous. 334 overnight and permanent guest 1971 HONDA SL350 - low also cellar cleaning and light , , , or plumbing Faucets repaired or Manchester. St., Manchester AKC MALE — toy poodle, black, Holsclaw and Mastercraft MANCHESTER - Newer ^ 649-6246, after 6 trucking Call 646-2692, 646-3726 TAVERN FOR - sale, Cooper trains and crafts. Knowledge in Slater St., South Windsor, Satur­ rates. 1964 COMET - $90. Driven to mileage. $700 Call 649-1008 after installed. Water purhps worked these areas helpful. Late after­ 20 weeks old, all shots, good trailers, sales-setvice. Complete bedroom Townhouse, includes work everyday for one year Painting-Papering Street. Manchester For par­ DRIVER AND - warehouse day and Sunday, September 16- 5 p 111 __ on (.'omplele heating systems, ticulars call 649-2248 noons and evenings, Tuesday WOMEN PART - time for disposition, housebroken. C!aU‘ service department, boating ROOM FOR — gentleman, quiet, heat, appliances, I'A baths, full Four-door, automatic. 643-4493. 1965 OLDSMOBILE 442. good THEE Service iSoucieri — Trees man, full-time. Call for appoint­ Help Wanted 35 17, to a.m. - 6 p.m. supplies, accessories, Woolsey condition $650 Phone 649-8820 CEILING specialist — t^^xpert rec rooms, etc. Call M & M through Friday, suitable for cleaning and kitchen aide. Apply 872-8247. convenient location. 224 (Jharter basement, $245 per month, Paul 1972 1 25 DALKS.MA.N MOTOH - cut, buflding lots cleared, trees Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871 college student. Ask for Adele, at ment. 647-1434. 12-4, Laurel Manor, 91 (Thestout paints. Gerich's Marine Service, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. topped Got a tree problem ,’ Well workmanship. One ceiling dr all TAG SALE — Some antiques, old Oak Street, 643-8368. cross, excellent condition, raced Private Instructions 32 646-8100. St. ALASKAN MALAMUTE - pup 1982 Tolland Tpke.. Buckland, onre Call 646-6832 after 6 p.m worth phone call 742-8252 your ceilings repairied and trunks, collectibles and mis­ 643-2363. .MARTYS PLUMBING - and for sale, with papers. Has had cellaneous. Saturday and Sunday, ROOM IN - private home, FOUR LARGE - rooms, d—mupiiiui I iiiiiiiiii ■ nHiiw imu , ii painted Also interior painting obedience classes, very good with and wallpapering. Call 2^-6773 Heating Complete bathroom CERTIFIED TEACHER - with September 16 and 17, 10 a.m. - 6 kitchen pr (lieges, parking. residential area, near shopping Ifovr Headquarters For SUZUKI :')00 1969 new gears ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of remodeling and repairs. Free es­ NURSES, RNs-LPNs children. 643-1240. 22' OWENS FLAGSHIP - cabin center, heat, hot water, all trades, reasonable and Masters degree, available for p.m. 49 Holt Street. Female only Call 643-6609. ' Huns good $600 ( all 527-9,'i27 timates. No job loo small Call tutoring, subject and grade open. ALL SHIFTS, WANTED SERVICE — station cruiser, sleeps three, head, refrigerator, stove, heated gar­ prompt ( ail 528-8649 INSIDE — outside, painting GREAT DANE - 6 weeks old, galley. 742-7416. Special rates for people over 65 742-7438 after 5 p rn. Call 742-7391. ' FULL AND PART-TIME Sales Minded attendant. Also lubrication man. GARAGE-TAG SALE ATTRACTIVE ROOM - for age. Adults preferred, $175. »»■* RELIABLE «»«» K.XPKH T repairing ail makes of fawn male, has papers. CaU monthly, security. Write Box D, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Call my competitors,, then call Full-time, days. Apply Moriarty Saturday September 16, 9 a.m. working girl, all comforts of 70 PlYMOUTH FURY III bicycles including 3. 5 and 10- ■ARE YOU — in need of a PRIVATE LESSONS - in piano, Bros., 315 Center St., ahyUme, 649-2384. ask for Jim. 46 home, cenilral location, board op- Manchester Herald. speeds .Manchester Bicycle Shop. fireplaces, flagstone terraces All me. Estimates given. 649-7863 Due to our rapid ctoMh we are p.m. Some unusual items. 4.DR. HARDTOP plumber? We specialize in trumpet, recorder and folk Manchestier. Cambridge Rd., off Great Swamp Uonal. 643-6745. V-f, automatic, R&H, whltowalli, Hnlod glalf, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• concrete repairs, both inside and increasini our professional staff. Ex­ MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, - Garden Products SO remodeling, boiler replacements, guitar. Call 649-7573 after 6 p.m. Mechanic... Rd.. Glastonbury. SPACIOUS CLEAN — 5-room PS, PB, 8, 2*dr. Hardlop, Comet VillaECf Station Wajon Railio. >■ * 42 peppers, squash and fruit. 21 PARTICULAR WORK fOR RTICUUR HOPU Heating Company. 646-4523. Saunders, Director ol Nursini, 528- Engine Brake distributors, dealers and only. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. L iv t Stock Puritron, kitchen cabinet, work references. 646-1051. monthly. 646-5946. PS, PB, foe. oir cond., vinyl top. heater P S , standard trans answer 643-6362. ELM CERAMIC - Studio. 70 Angel Street, Manchester. Cjicoplionally cloani One ewnor. 1400, 528-6978. cu sto m e rs. bench. tote cart, more. 3 Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 East Center St. Spacious air- THREE BOX - stolU for rent, GENTLEMAN ONLY - kitchen MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- ABC Painting contractors. For conditioned studio. Fall classes • Require* ability to train distributor maintenance MEN - WOMEN. Earn $50475 2- Crestwood Drive, Manchester. 69 VOLKS. $1095 64CHEV. $895 & J : AUTO REPAIR, INC 3 evenings work. No deUveries. pasture, pond, brook and trails. TOMATOES PICK - in own privUeges, free parking, central bedroom townhouse. Includes the finest in interior, exterior, now forming, Tuesday, EAST HARTFORD personnel In service procedure*. S'door, rodio, vofy cteon. impola V-8 4-doo^ hordtop, R& MANCHESTER - Delivery - Car and phone a necessity. CaU instrucUon available. 649-6272, containers. 21 Angel Street, location. References and security heat, appliances, carpets, full H, ouromotie, PS, oir cond. BHI Rtiiltf — John Tiacy wallpapering and ceilings. Free light trucking and package Wednesday. Thursday. Expert in­ CONVALESCENT HOME • Travel throughout Eastern region working from Garden Products 50 Manchester. estimates. Fully insured. Fast, 649-7432 after 6 p.m. 643-1959. required. 643-2693, after 4:30 private basement. $230 per FUa - TUNC UPS - ELECTRICAL delivery. Refrigerators, washers structions, new techniques. tJIMAIN ST . East HARTFOeD home preferably located In greater Hartford area. p.m. for appointment. month. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 169 TOYOTA $1595 70 CHEV. $2195; OIL - TIRES dependable service. Brush, roll, and stove moving specialty. Greenware, paints. Call now An iqual opportunity fmployir. spray. Integrity, quality, service. • Learn expanding Jacob* product line at fsetory and 643-4535. or 646-1021. Corona 4 Or Sedan Radio, tieali-r Mofite Cdflo ? Ol Hardtop Fully^ Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. before classes are filled. 43- Call day or night, 643-7375. receive Diesel engine technology training at trade ' MANCHESTER FURNISHED- automatic, tinted glass, many eitras equipped ini.luding factory air 3 COURTESY CARS 0609, 649-5524, OPENING FOR MAN - in service schools. ‘room, carpeted, kitchen MANCHESTER AREA - Four- AVAILABLE Dressmaking 32 RICHARD E. Martin. Full modern retread shop. Good Send personal dale Including salaty NCR 3600 OPERATOR FRESHLY PICKED privileges, modem bath, large room modern apartment, We Give Liberal Allowances On Imports rofcssional painting service, benefits and overtime. Ex- reaulramant In confidence to Mr. W. £. Wilson. For Our Office lounge, plush. Privacy. Parking. available immediately, with heat, AND Domestics Towards New Toyutasl HOURS 8 A.M. to 5 P.M„ 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. Wtakdayt CUSTOM made ladies dresses, CONSTRUCTION perienceil preferred but not es- NATIVE VEGETABLES Female. 643-0002. hot water, appliances, carpeting, fnterior - exterior. Free es­ suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Duties include posting, typing and general clerical 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. Saturday! timates, fully insured. 649-4411. OPERATORS NEEDED sehUiil, Must be steady workers. Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened •#•••■•••••#•«•••>••••••••••••• air-conditionuig optional, Mrfclra Also hand set fashion jewelry, Apply 111 nerson. Nichols- T h e ^ ^ ® work. Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., AAonday through Friday. Apartments For Rent 63 and laundry. $190 monthly. 64^ COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRING High Paying Career tomatoes, Green and Wax Beans, Peppers, Cucumbers, Lettuce, iTlQlYlOlTj^l C, AND G. Home Improvement. 649-1133. Mancfiester 'I’ire, Inc 295 Broad Manufacturing Company paid fringe benefits. We will train qualified Cabbage, Onions, Egg Plant, Yellow and Green Squash. Also Fresh 2871, AND PAINTING Foreign & Domestic Cars. Nta/by iitldont ubool Lit ut holp you. SL, Manchester typist to operate this machine. DELUXE ONE-BEDROOM - Interior and exterior painting and tpoclilirt on donri. bKkhoii ind loidort Company Native Fruit. 367 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER wallpapering. Free estimates. apartment at the Teresa MANCHESTER - One-bedroom LYNCH MOTORS Put (Jollars in youf pockets, flKtmtfYt attittancf, ipprevtd lor vtttrini WOMAN WANTED Daily % /a c o Q S Apartments, including Towiuhouse, private entrancea, 228-9566, 228-3531. full ind part llrrN cliim. Cill our Conntcticut from 3 to 5 p in for light BUCKLAND FARMS "H a rtfo rd Area’s L a r g tit Toyota Dealer" put a Want Ad in the numbor. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. appliances, carpets and air- full basement, iiKludes beat and hou.sework and supervision of 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut Comer Adams and Tolland Tpke. appliances, $200 per month. Paul 345 Ctttttf St., ManclMtlar 646-4321 CEILING Painting and paper Manchester Evening Herald. 31 Cooper Hill Street Manchester, Conn. conditioning. $171 per month. 5 2 2 - 4 5 8 9 school age children Call 646-5847 (Opposite Caldor's) Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- W. Dougan, Realtor, 648'4616, or Call 643-7604 hanging. $22.50 average room for Call 643-27n . after 6 30 p in An Mwl igurfwilht tmohrit tA/f papering. Call 643-9112. 4535 646-1021 646-1021. MANCHESTER EVENING HEPaALD, Manchester. Cotnn., Fri., Sept. 15,1972- PAQE NINETEEN PAGE EIG H TEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 15,1972 Out ef Tow n-Por Sale 75 Out Of Town-For Sale 75 Out Ol Town-For S«l# 75 wanfOd-Roal Eitit# 72 Houses For Sale 72 77 Wanted to Rent 69 THEREOUGHTABEALAW BY BORTH AND WHIPPLE Houses For Salt BOLTON OVERSIZED - NOTICE Complaints Cut Profit Slogan MANCHESTER custom built Ranch on 2'A acres. The Hebron Zoning board of WANTED FOUR ROOMS - by Appeals will hold a Public Blue Cross President David CLASSIFIED mother and daughter. No Ask AhW OCX:. - HALF MIS fWlEHTS A n d the other half doHt come Ofisrad by Ib t Ideal for,,famlly with horses. DES MOINES, Iowa (API - Hearing on Wednesday, a ^ a n c e s. Call after 4:30, 643 CO M E TO HIM yJlTH EVCRV DI6EA8E UNTIL'" $28,900 Quiet, friendly neighborhood. Blue Cross-Blue Shield will stop Neugent conceded Tuesday that OPEN HOUSE Sat IfS Clote to new 1-84. Louis Dimock ^ptem ber 27, 1972 at 8 p.m. in IMAOlNAttLK Spacious 7-room older Colonial. using its advertising slogan "for the advertising tended to label HOW LONG HAVE OH ABCXIT PHILBRICK Bright ind airy rooms. 34 bsdrooms, ReaHy, 643%23. the Town Office Building to act people, not profits,” officials lay, profits aa "dirty." on the request of Robert J. ADVERTISING DESPERATE MOTHER - three I WAS T2EAOIMG THIS ARTICLE'" I'VE VOU HAD THESE FlVE.''9lV'''h40H1Hs; I'A baths, cirpstsd living room, for­ because of complaints that it VERNON 5'/i ROOM - Ranch, Mullarkey, Burrows Hill Road, school age children, n e ^ 5-6 GOT l)(ACTLV THE SAME SVMPTDMSf. PAINS? AGENCY mal dining room, tsi-ln kltc^sn, 2-car damaged the reputation of free A spokesman for the state In­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS VOU THINH. IT'S Rolling Hills, Mansfield built-in oven and range, wall-to- Bzzzzzzzz in and see our Hebron for a variance under Sec­ room apartment Immediately in r k N O W I ’VE COT (sragt. Lirge lot with trass. surance agency said officials 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. Manchester, 2832526. ANVTHING COLONIAl-9 rsomt, flvt yssn old, wall carpet throughout, large busy Bea. We're ready, tion 4. para. 3-c of the Hebron enterprise. treed lot, excellent area. Im­ thought the advertising campaign »4VPOCHOHORlTl6 f s e m o u s , ; Isrgs modtrn kitchin with room for willing and able to assist Zoning Regulations to permit maculate condition. $26,900. might alienate some em pkwm GARAGE WANTED - to store DOC? Isbie. First floor Ismily room, 24' long AMEDY REALTY you In the sale or operation of a Tropical Fish The doctors and hospital in­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV^. Owner-agent 875-3471. who would otherwise start Blue UlM NOON DAT BEFORE POBUOATION camper for winter. Call 6431749. with lirtpiscs, formsi d|tilnf room, REALTORS 875-628'« purchase of YOUR proper- business in his home. surance firm received the com­ plaints through the Iowa In­ Cross-Blue Shield plana for their Deadliae for Saturday and Monday la It tee Noon Friday lirgs Uving room, 4 btdroomi, full Professional Sarvicos 7 days a vciww Dated at Hebron. Connecticut URGENTLY NEEDED - by bsstmtnl with rK room and liundry. weak surance Department. workers. mother and five children, aU LEAVES TURN GOLDEN this nth day of September, 1972. Large woodtd lot. Gsrigt. $41,500. Harry H. iOrkham school age, 6-room aparment or MANCHESTER LOVELY - 7- Ntii month on IMi 1.7 aa t building keitk TOCB COOPERATION WnX home, near schools. Very ' Chairman- BE APPREClAnZt DIAL 643-2711 CAPE—S li rooms, large eal-in room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, M. High and dry. Claartd lor houu. reliable. Will pay up to $250 kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, one acre lot carpeted living room and dining PotiiUo duplox alto. Hoavily Irtod. monthly. Phone 643-1730. with privacy. Walk out basement. room, paneled den, large kitchen Nico ntighborhood. Hurryll WHI not Real Sitate INew Shipment ContiiHied From Preceding Page $27,500. with pantr). Two-car garage. last long. Call ton Itnningt today. 172 L Center St ALL PURPOSE Business Property- Lovely wooded lot. Merritt Agen­ For Sale 71 Fantastic buy at $6,800. 649-5306. SHOES FREE BOOK COVERS Apartments For Rent 63 Out of Town- TWO FAMILY-54, Immaculate con­ cy. 6431180. 649-1922 646-4126 dition throughout, new roof, eiterior fo r For Rent 66 BROAD STREET - 68,000 to rscently painted. Good Invostment LOOKING for anything in real square feet of land with modem GRACE e.HAMfTM 2 0 ^ 5 • •• B & W MIDGET estate rental — apartments, ROCKVILLE - Eastbrook and return. $econdary financing Tin BU KN n MD WAUSCt C« MANCHESTER AREA STUDENTS commercial building. Your 8URBARK, calif. Thrse-bsdroom Colonial with modtrn OUT OF’ "TOWN — buyer wants 3 FOOTRALL homes, multiple dwellings, no Apartments, on bus line. New 3 business will boom in this loca­ available. Close lo bus line. $32,500. lulUn - MIS fees. Call J.D. Real Estate room unit in brick one story kitchtn and bath. Garagt and Iraed HwdntUi raituOt. Mi k Ii S43 i m bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will pay tion. Call for particulars, Hayes up to $28,000 Call Paul W Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ganien apartment building. Total Agency, 646-0131. QUALITY THROUGHOUT-Can’t be lot. Hurryl elecmc, range, refrigerator, dis- built today with these features at this Ctougan, Realtor, 6434535. Stop in with your parents and] SIX-ROOM DUPLEX - garage, posaif basement laundry and BOLTON INDUSTRIAL - land price. Large overiiicd master NORTH COVENTRY - 3 SELLING YOUR - home? Call receive your Free book cover at; cellar, yard, |180. Two children storage Adults onlv, absolutely for sale including rented pacluige bedroom, ovtrsiitd living room, huge R. F. BLANCHARD bedroom Cape, I'a baths. Laun­ Sizr> 1 lo 10 accepted. Available October 1, no pets, $135 monthly, $135 lease- store, also rented auto body shop. dry, storage, finished rec room, Hagler Real Estate. We are (aIot: Blork Hilh eat-in kHchon, all built-ins, Formica HEAITORS-MLS 646-2482 looking fpr listings. 643-6624. security. Call James J. Gessay, at 228' frontare on busy highway. acre, end of quiet cul-de-sac, >^hitr irim For full information, call E. A. cabinets, firepiKed fim ily room, For tha finar homH. $31,500. Owner. 742-8671 Manchester Honda 875-0134. Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 ADULTS ONLY - immediate Mitten, Realtors, 643-6930 or 643 Houses For Sale 72 spare room, large tile bath, large SELLING YOUR - property'’ 643 Center Street occupancy, 5 rooms, second floor, 98%. closets, 2-car garage. $37,700. EXPANDABLE — 5 room, brick Wanttd-Rtal Estate 77 Call us first. We'll buy your home FARRIS COMTEMPORARY - Split- bungalow with garage, beautiful immediately at a fair price, all 2 lUiii Si. heat not water, carpeting, with or FOR RENT GEORGIAN COLONIAL-AII brick. Ten ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES without appliances. Call 249-9397. Houses For Sale 72 level, large living room, formal yard. 203 Highland St., SELLING your home or acreage? cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539. S437III COLONIAL rooms, lour large bsdrooms, beautiful Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with no extras KM p.m. PINNEY BROOK III dining room, modern eat-in Yes, a real super bargain for Manchester. Owner, 6432272. For prompt friendly service, call Arruda Realty. Oprii hailt till 9 kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2Vg baths, entrance foyer. Two fireplaces, 2V1 to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are built to American Louis Dimock Realty, 6439823. Gardwi Rpartmmts DUPLEX — 7-7, four bedrooms those who want 4 bedrooms, 2V6 on large treed lot. Great commer­ family room, 2 exterior patios baths, two-car garage. Sun porch. In MANCHESTER ROAD - ONE TO — four-family homes DELUXE ONE - Bedroom ELLINGTON, CONN. baths, fantastic kitchen, S t a n d i Association’s Code A119-1 or above. cial potential. Hutchins Agency, tius one enclosed for carefree mint condition. immaculate five-room Ranch, 3 -ALL CASH for your property urgently needed. Buyers demand apartment, wall-to-wall caipeting PlnotySt.,M.. M.ta. 2K KEITH’S Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and planning on 6435324. fiving at its best. Excellent fireplaced first-floor family bedrooms, carpeted living room wihin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, acUon Call the Paul J Correnti throughout, complete appliances, Per each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful flowering shrubs highlight vanity bath. Centrally located neighborhood. ITiilbrick Agency, KORNER room. Tastefully decorated and RANCH—Sii rooms, large living room, with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, instant service. Hayes Agency. Agency now 6435363. $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, 13S*Month Realtors, 6434200. set on a large wooded lot. Low fireplace, wall-to-wall carpel. Garage. brick front. Attached garage. this development. 6430131. 643-2692. TOTAL ELECTRIC 50s. New root and furnace. Immaculate Lovely w(X)ded lot. Merritt Agen­ Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory that pre­ DEAD END RANCH — living room with cy 6431180. 3Vi rMm ddiiit condition. Private lot. $29,900. built and mobilehome living is practical and enjoyable for couples. We do not LARGE ONE-BEDROOM - $150. fireplace, modem kitchen, dining By Bea Keith R. F. BLANCHARD LEGAL NOTICE You can hear a pin drop on this The trouble w ith apartment, with heat, carpeting FIrtpbctunM room, paneled den, beautiful RERLTORS-MLS 646-2482 CIRCA 1730 RESTORED - Colonial, 8 recommend this type of living for people with school children. Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed and wplhuices, $179 monthly. $175 quiet street. Colonial, attached p^k-like lot 250' deep. $27,900. For the finer homes. rooms, 8 acres. Five fireplaces, RANCH candidates of the Republican Party for nomination to the "Municipal Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 643 Paul w! Dougan, Realtor, 646- BRAND NEW 3 room garage. This home on a 75x1%' Now is the time to clean modern kitchen, modern baths, two- With 4-bedrooms, two full baths, PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUR LIVING Offices” specified below to be filled at the State Election to be held on 1021, 646-4535. units in brick and stone treed plot gives you privacy. 4200. your attic and cellar of the car garage, walk-out basement, The sophisticated home owners who live in our country club development are kind, auto November 7, 1972 in the 12th & 13th Assembly Districts. A hst of the 5 imagnificent 18x28' living room, fami­ Garden Apartment Seven good-sized rooms, living gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large per cent of whom are professionals. RANCH ON — three acres with things you do not use or MANCHESTER FIRST - time beaded paneling, wide board floors. A ly room, library, fotmal dining room persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, being the MANCHESTER - New 3- building. Range, rcK>m is 13x26, family room on the market. Six-room Custom magnificent home and setting. bedroom duplex, I'h baths, 11 large rooms, 3 baths, 5 want. FYevent fires and also and much more. Acre plus lot with Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the kind of people you may have always office of the Town Qerk, 41 Center Street, and copies thereof are refrigerator, disposal, 19x26. Buckley School. Owner built Cape with full dormer, for­ wanted as friends. Without sacrificing standards many of these well off people are available for public distribution. thepai^and bedrooms, family room, 2 city utilities. Owners anxious. 50s. appliances, $235 monthly. basement laundry & give things to organizations mal dining room, with chair rail, RAISED RANCH-7room s, cathedral moving to Rorida. Asking $35,- kitchens, could be ideal for in­ saving money due to the economy of retirement country club living. They use the extra FYechette & Martin, 647-9993. storage, wall to wall 900. that could put them to good family sized kitchen, living room ceilings, fireplace, rec room, 2-car OFFICE TERM carpeting. laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 State Representative Jan. 3,1973 - Jan. 8,1975 regulation dog kennels. Philbrick use. with fireplace, 3 huge bedrooms, garage, large wooded lot, aluminum savings for trips, investment, sending grandchildren to college, etc. THREE ROOMS - for rent; M uN i only, itaotutily m p tii I 'i baths. Beautiful condition. siding. $31,900. Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held in said themediatiics. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. R. F. BLANCHARD heat, stove and refrigerator, se­ Reserve now for 1. BUCKLEY SCHOOL Low 30’s. Wolverton Agency, CLURHOUSE — SAUNA ~ POOL cond floor, near bus line. No Districts on October 18,1972, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in Oct. 15 end Nov. 1 Occupancy AREA. This delightful Realtors, 649-2813. RANCH—Five rooms, on large lot, REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 The recreation dubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniversaries, bingo, security required. 646-1098 after 5 accordance with Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the General ICeitlt MANCHESTES 7-room Colonial sits on a 200i355' with large covered picnic For the finer homes. p.m. CALL James J. Gessay suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., are the order of the day. Statutes, as amended, and the Order of the Court in the case of Miller INIh have th e pa rts. ONLY $26,900 - 3-bedroom, patio. Garage. Large worksliop. treed lot on a DEAD­ V . Schaffer, by persons other than party-endorsed candidates. REALESTATE Ranch home, one may be used as Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no one will bother you. If you want to visit, 3V4-ROOM SECOND - floor COLONIAL END street. Terrific for $29,500. 875-0134 Real Estate dining room, spacious living ROCKLEDGE - 7-room you n ^ never be alone. This is Uving at its very best. Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of apartment, with heat and hot bringing up children. room, tile bath, full basement, RAISED RANCH—8 rooms, large Colonial double garage, any enrolled Republican Party member may be obtained from Andwehaveme 646-4126 649-1922 water. Phone 643-4638. Sii larfi rooms, (livifii room, dinini room, Lovely fireplaced living 300' deep lot. Very conveniently modern eat-in kitchen, formal dining fireplaced recreation room, 1 Vb LOlf PRICES — EASY FINANCING Fr^erick E. Peck, Republican Registrar of Voters, 41 Center Street, kitchtn, 3 bodrooms), plus scrttnod porch, room, large kitchen, 3 located. Move right in. Donald S. room, 2'/i baths, 2 fireplaces, 4 baths, fully carpeted, all The cost is extremely low. Elasy financing — No extras to buy — No gimmicks — No Manchester, Coimecticut. Instructions for filing such a candidacy are MANCHESTER walh-up attic, bastmtol. ausiUanr room, appliances, excellent condition. HEBRON ELEGANT - 2- OLDER 7-Room Colonial, Gale, Realty Co., 485 Burnside bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, 2- contained in Part I, Instruction Page, of the petition form, the consent bedroom apartment, full pantry, laundry aroa. larft full bath upstairs bedrooms and an extra Asking $42,500. Goodchild- points — No closing costs. tnedianics. 110x175' lot. Great possible com­ Ave., East Hartford. Realtors. car garage with electric doors. Many of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of $25.00 for BROWNSTONE equipped kitchen, dishwasher, and ono-half bath doumstiks. Dttachod 3* large family room. Pric­ MLS, Insurance, 289-7939, 247- Bartlett, Realtors, 643-7887, 563 mercial property. Hutchins Agen­ car |ara|8. Has first and socond floor other extras. Three years old. $43,- each such candidate must be filed with said Re^trar. A petition disposal, stove, refrigerator, wall- cy, 6435324. ed in 30s. 7711. 1744 , 6432098. For charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value in low cost Housing contact for APTS. to-wall carpeting, air con­ worhshop or storaft spact. This oldar 900. containing the required number of signatures of enrolled Republican 337 Oakland Street Colonial could ust soma rodtcoratini, but is appointment. . . Mrs. Smith, RoUing HUIs, 429-1391. Mr. Olson, Main Office, 247-5209. any Big A service members in the Abemhly Districts must be filed with said Registrar of (Route 83) ditioning. Magnificent view. DUPi!,EX 7-7, Excellent vary claan, and in aKtUant condition Children welcome, $210. Heat 2. PORTER ST. AREA. TEN ROOM—Contemporary Ranch Voters not later than 4 p.m. on September 21, 1972. OUIET ADULT LIVING investment possibility if bought throu(hout. it is ioulod nait to tha high CLEAN AIR-- with 3-room studio apartment or in­ and lights included. D. J. Henry uhool tannis courts, on a plaasant. cantr^, Close to Highland Park $47,900 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 8th day of September. 1972. Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. with 7-room Colonial. Possible law suite, over acres of land with Ample closets, heat, hot water, Co., 644-1330. commercial property, 250x175 traa-iinad strait $27,400. School. Eight-room Here is a 4-bedroom, 2'/i bath Raised Main Office station or snd (reen (rass and lovely trees on a view, redwood construction. Large EDWARD TOMKIEL carpeting, parking lor 2 cars, com­ lot. A rare opportunity. Hutchins RANCH with 2 full baths, this 3-acres of land with older 6-room Ranch, located in the exclusive Route 10 Town Qerk BOLTON 3 — rooms in large Agency, 6435324. thermopane windows. $48,500. pletely equipped kitchen. Air- secluded country estate, walk-in closets, patio and Colonial and a couple of buildin(s, Minnechaugh area. Gorgeous tree- Southiiigton conditioning & garages optional. appliances, heat, parking. $175 treed rear yard with lots includint (arafe. Good wholesome WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! Thinking of studded lot. Only two minute walk to 628-0317 MANCHESTER Vicinity — Clean ODEGARD REALTY golf course. LEGAL NOTICE CALL plus security. No children or pets. 5V2-room ranch with rec room, of privacy. Prestige area. place to raise a family. One of a knid. Selling your property? Call TODAY! • 646-1769 872-9690 Available October 1st. 6433458. 643-4365 Unique. Call loe Lombardo now. Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed AIVlERICArvJ PARTS carpets, swimming pool, on one H artfo rd candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination to the "Municipal acre lot. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ MANCHESTER 3BEDROOM - SOUTH Windsor — 4 exceptional 3. Industrial zoned land in R. F. BLANCHARD First in Retirement Home VUIages 247-5209 Offices” specified below to be filled at the State Election to be held on apartment, second floor, 2-family cy, 649-5324. SEVEN-ROOM - Split-level, rooms, heat, hot water, stove, Manchester, South and BELFIORE AGENCY PHILBRICK REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 November 7, 1972 in the 12th & 13th Assembly Districts A list of the house, gas range and oven, no large living r(X )m with fireplace, Now. garage, many extras. Conviently East Windsor. Realtors 647-1413 For the finer homes. TOLLAND — New listing. Ranch, TOLLAND SPOTLESS - Raised persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, being the Look for the sign pets, $190 per month. Security located, no pets, security. beautiful family room, 1 'A baths, NORTH COVENTRY - 7-room MANCHESTES wall-to-wall carpet and many ex? 6‘A rooms, IVi baths, extra large Ranch features; three bedrooms, office of the Town Qerk, 41 Center Street, and copies thereof are required. 643-2573. Reasonable rent to quiet respon­ AGENCY Cape, l ‘/2 baths, sunporch, acre of the Big Red A. 6 room ranch tras. Garage, large wooded lot 4. COVENTRY-Brand new recreation room, 520' lot, $26,200. 1‘/2 baths, (Large master available for public distribution. sible couple. October. 644-1^. Trement Agency, 872-6304, 872- bedroom has one half-bath), land. Only $26,500. Goodchild- MANCHESTER NEWER - with privacy. $37,500. Philbrick MANCHESTER NEW - listing, MANCHESTER SEVEN - room OFFICE TERM A hard to find home in Manchester, Colonial. One acre lot. REALTORS living room with fireplace, eat-in Bartlett Realty. 742-6736, 643 duplex half of 2-family, includes Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. $28,500 for 6 V2 room flanch. Colonial, IV2 baths, modern 4453. 2098, 569-1744, 643-7887. ROCKVILLE - 3room can be yours. Wall to wall in the large Built-ins. Mid 30s. Lovely treed lot in fine kitchen, finished study or rec State Representative Jan. 3, 1973 - Jan. 8,1975 E appliances, $190 monthly. Paul kitchen, nice yard, city utilities. apartment with heat, hot water, livinf room. Full basement, with a e a st HARTFORD - r(X)m, one-car garage, carpeting, Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held in said W. Dougan, Realtor, M3-4535, RANCH—Immaculate condition 5. Two Family. 4 and “I neighborhood. Three bedrooms. 646-4200 Richard Martin School. $28,500. VERNON-ELLINGTON - line. stove and refrigerator, $125. workshop. Close to schools, shopping. Large living room with fireplace, Manchester line, beautiful 7- built-in air-conditioners in living Districts on October 16,1972, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in 646-1021. throughout, eat-in kitchen, for­ plus garage. IV2 acre lot Hayes Agency, 646-0131, Large modern five-bedroom Adults only, no pets, parking for A nice home for a nice family. Call mal dining room, large living call Warren E. Howland, Realtor, room Split level. Fireplaced rewm and master bedroom. New accordance with Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the General one car. Security deposit re­ Recently painted inside 24’ diameter above ground pool Cape, wooded lot, city utilities, MANCHESTER -5 ROSMS - 2 Tony Wasilefsky at 649-5306. Price? room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 6431108. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 3 Lots-Land For Sale 73 living room, dining room, large l */2 baths, Westinghouse dis­ Statutes, as amended, and the Order of the Court in the case of Miller quired. Call 6439678. and out. Low 40s. kitchen with stove, dishwasher, with deck, on 1.2 acres. This is bedrooms, first floor, includes $25,900. garage, $29,900. Philbrick Aren- room Garrison Colonial, 2‘'z hwasher, Tappan range, disposal. V. Schaffer, by persons other than party-endorsed candidates. stove, refrigerator, garage. Call cy. Realtors, 6434200. MANCHESTER - 3-family, MANCHESTER - Five acres. 3V4 disposal. Three bedrooms, I'/t the perfect house to raise that centrally located, $4,500 annual baths, carpeting, double garage, growing family. Realistically Immaculate. Immediate oc­ Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf of 872-6676. • • • B & W ••• If VOU can’t afford to have quality construction. Richard acres commercial zoned, with batns, paneled family room, gar­ ( income. Principals only. Call age, deck, beautiful yard. Low priced at $36,900. Shown by ap­ cupancy. Under 30. Meyer, any enrolled Democratic Party member may be obtained from Tht BARSOWS AND WAUACE Co CAPE 6 ROOMS — large eat-in bookcases built why not use Martin school. Hayes Agency, 250' frontage. Seconds from Realtors, 643-0609, 649-5524. VERNON TOWERS owner. 223%92. taxes. Many extras. Upper 30's. pointment only. Call The A.F. Herbert J. Stevenson, Democratic Registrar of Voters, 41 Center Mechanics at the sign of the Big A are supplied with quality parts by MANCHESTER SIX -room s, Sulloo - MLS kitchen, dining room, 3 large 646-0131. Route 15. Woverton Agency. "Where the cost of living is easy " hanging shelves to display Edwards Company, week days Street, Manchester, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a can­ first floor, close to everything. U u K h n lif Pirkodt. Manch. 643-S306 bedrooms, one-acre treed lot, Realtors, 649-2813. Owner, 5635361. TOLLAND - PARTRIDGE - CAR PARTS INC., Featuring PowerFlo Filters. ______Immaculate. Also single home. $27,500. Philbrick Agency, your books or anything else MANCHESTER - 9 room 647-1852, weekends 8737132. didacy are contained in Part I, Instruction Page, of the petition form, Spacious one and two bedroom apartments tha you would like to show off? MANCHESTER - U&R Built Lane, five-room, 3 bedroom RLK Realtors, 523-1116 or 232- Realtors, 646-4200. handyman's delight. Only $22,- Raised Ranch, two baths, MANCHESTER RURAL - half the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of feature fully appitanced kitchens, wall-to wal 500. Fiano Agency, 6432677. Ranch, family sized cabineted carpeting, large bedrooms, dining room am carpeting, family room, exquisite acre, $6,500. Andover- kitchen, disposal, range, $25.00 for each such candidate must be filed with said Registrar A living room and -listen to this-heat, lights and MANCHESTER - Ideal 3room MANCHESTER GARDNER - Matrimony is one profession yard with fruit trees. Double Overlooking lake, $2,200. Coven­ refrigerator, washer, dryer, wall- petition containing the required number of signatures of enrolled starter home, kitchen has oven Street, Charming, 6-room, 2- MODERN T H R EE- room air conditioning. One bedroom $179; two that allows a woman to work MANCHESTER garage. $34,900. Hayes Agency, try, Half acre, excellent area, VERNON & VICINITY to-wall carpeting, color TV Republican members in the Assembly Districts must be filed with said bedrooms $209 Who said that the cost of living and range, and huge dining area. bedroom Garrison Colonial on apartment. Carpeting, 646-0131. $3,500. Tolland,-acre, $3,900. remains. Attached garage. Lot Registrar of Voters not later than 4 p.m. on September 19. 1972 appliances, air-conditioning, IS going up? Children welcome. 14x24’ fireplaced living room, 3 or Large treed lot in desirable 18 hours a day. $23,500 Hayes Agency, 6430131, SUPERB VALUES OFFERED BY 100x252'. Asking $30,000. LisUngs Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 8th day of September, 1972 ■parking. October 1st. $155. more bedrooms. Owner anxious. neighborhood. Garage, fireplace, appreciated Austin Chambers Hilliard Street. 5633850, 6437289. $23,500. Wolverton Agency. carpeting, appliances, city water We’ll work as many hours as JUST LISTED VERNON 4.8 ACRES - C. B. GOVANG AGENCY EDWARD TOMKIEL D. j. HENRY CO. Recently decorated 6-room Colonial. 3 TWO-FAMILY Realtor. MLS. 6432325 , 872-6618. Realtors. 649-2813. and sewers. $27,000. Owner, 643 necessary to help you sell commercial zone off Route 83. Town Qerk 644-1330 9159. bedrooms, carpeted livin( room and Recently redone. New ceilinp, floors, MLS - REALTORS NOW ALSO SERVICING Furnished Apartments 64 your property. So come see Excellent piece. Paul J. Correnti FOUR-BEDROOM - Dutch dinini room. Eal-in kitchen, (ara|e, paneling, etc. Never a vacancy Agency. 643-5363. Manchester, South Windsor and Vicinity TWO-ROOM furnished style Colonial, 24' Uving room, large lot, eicellent for children. problem in this convenient location. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• apartment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER excellent resitfential Aluminum storms and screens, doors. Out of Town-For Sale 75 stove, refrigerator. Apply THREE ROOMS - $105. Will neighborhood, garage. Only $26,- NEW COLONIAL ICeitlt Marlow's, 867 Main Street. furnish, four jrooms, $115 plus Value ol this clean, well kept home RANCH—6 rooms, aluminum siding, 2 baths, fireplace, formal 9(X). Hayes Agency, 6430131. AMEDY REALTY should go nowhere but up. For further dining, eat-in kitchen, oven-range, dishwasher and disposal, utilities. Two rooms, furnished, Lsr(s lovely 7-room Colonial, 3 BOLTON 12-ROOM - Colonial Realtors - 875-6283 details call Carl Zinsser at the Belllore with four baths, 6 bedrooms, THREE-ROOM — furnished utilities. $30 weekly. Four rooms, WELL MAINTAINED - 3- bedrooms, front-lo-back llvini room, Real Estate sundeck, 1,300 sq. f t , acres! $34,900. Mail In Your apartment, all utilities included, uliUUes included, $165. 8/'2-0359, 172 EAST CENTER ST. Professional Services 7 days a week Agency. huge stone fireplace, garage and bedroom Colonial on comer lot. formal dining room, larte family room tool room, one acre lot with pool. oldpr employed, no children or 8 to 10 p.m. Large living room, formal dining 646-4126 - 649 1922 petB. 272 Main. off kitchen, atuminum sidini, 2-car 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 3 $47,900. Fiano Agency 6432677. RAISED RANCH- 7 rooms, 2 Vi baths, 2 firplaces, 3 bedrooms, room, country kitchen, l ‘/2 baths. {araje. Hi(h wooded tot with all city APPROXIMATELY - 3,000 Also contains paneled family MANCHESTER NEW - listing. .Call Us-We Work! paneled family room, sundeck, all built-ins, v* acre lot, 2-car LARGE 3R00M — apartment, square feet of space for rent. 35 utilities. FIVE ROOM — aluminum sided Highland Estates. Gorgeous 11- BOLTON — Lakefront four-room room, and brick patio with gas Ranch, screened porch, carpets, garage, $35,900. Classified Ads! stove, refrigerator and utilities Oakland St., Manchester, ground grill. Close to Bowers School. Colonial, completely refinished rrx)m U & R Ranch, 7 bedrooms, included.. Country atmosphere, floor. 649-1106. R. E. MERRITT AGENCY close to shopping, garage, fr»nt- formal dining room, 3 full baths, plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, Owner. Asking mid 30s. Call 643 MANCHESTER VICINITY - 3 6435324. $120 monthly, 742-8161. 2090 week days after 6 anytime Realtors 646 1180 to-back living room, low 20s. Call 2 fireplaces, large family room room Cape, new aluminum HI-RANCH-6Vi rooms, stained woodwork, front deck 4x20, Business Locations- Cliff Newhall, Hurwit and Simons weekends. with bar, 2-car garage, huge in- siding, new roof, 3-4 bedrooms, nilNGION wooded lot! Appliances, stone fireplace, I'-i baths< 2-car garage, THREE - ROOM — furnished, For Rent - 67 Realtors, 646-1117 , 289-9525. ground swimming pool. Must be overlooking Andover Lake. Only 12x21’ family room, carpeted. $36,900. heated apartment. Private en­ RAISED RANCH — 7 rooms, ST. JOHN STREET - Close to seen. Asking $67,900. Frechette & $23,500. Hayes Agency, 6430131. PANORAMIC VIEW Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: trances. Working adults. No pets. THRE&ROOM comer office everything. This tfne-owner pre­ Big, beautiful 7-room Raised Ranch, formal dining room, eat-in UMCHESTER Martin Realtors, 647-9993. Security deposit. References. 643 suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 war Cape with' small compact family room with fireplace. 2-car kitchen, living room has MANCHESTER IMMACULAfjT'l- RAISED RANCH-7-large rooms, 3 bedroom^ 1^-, baths, big MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 4860. Main St., Phone 6434846. yard is a terrific buy at only AMONG THE MAPLES MANCHESTER — 3room Colonial with 3~Euge cathedral ceiling, large master garage. Spotless throughout. 1V4 living room with bow window, formal dining, eat-in kitchen wrth bedroom, family room, floor-to- $28,900. l '/2 baths, garage, 5 Sits this slumlnum sided 6-room Cape bedrooms, generous kitchen and baths, big bedrooms. This home is a 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 NEW RANCH oven-range, dishwasher and refrigerator, large family room with Houses for Rent 65 MANCHESTER - 100.000 ceiling fireplace, i ‘'2 baths, rooms down. 2 up. Must be seen close lo center of town. Snuule up to dining room, 24’ living room, real beauty priced right at $36,900. square feet, will divide. Suitable to be appreciated. Will consider 84' lon{ Ranch under construction, 3 authentic bam wood paneling, elevated bar, fireplace and aluminum siding. 2-car garage, the cozy fireplace this fall. Rec room shaded yard. Only $27,900. For appointment call Tony Wasilefsky, FURNISHED FOUR - room for manufacturing and taking your present home in bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with single year 'round home, Bolton acre lot with privacy. $35,900. in basement. Has city sewer, water, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 643 649-5306. • carpeting, sundeck and patio, garage. Child-safe street. $37,500. warehouse. 1-7435634. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 643 trade T. J. Crockett, Realtor, fireplace and sundeck, large living 2813 Lake. Available now until June 643-1577 (as, immediate occupancy. For more 15th. Adults only. $175 monthly. 4200. details caUUon Jenninis, 649-5306 room, dining room and kitchen. DOCTOR'S OFFICE - Spacious, Aluminum siding, 2-car garage. All on • • • B i & V V ••• RAISED RANCH-7 rooms, V /i baths, 3 bedrooms, 1,415 sq. ft., Type or print Ad on following lines • Phone only between 312 noon. air conditioning, heat, parking, MANCHF^TER — Bowers $26,500. Tht BASaom AND NAIULCE C«. 6430072. MATHER STREET - three a high lot with lovely view In one of MATURE- stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, appliances, family room, excellent location. 6431680, 643 bedroom Cape, 1V2 baths, % shed School 6-room Cape with 3 and needs work. Older 6-room home, kulton - MIS carpeted, 2-car garage, sundeck, lovely wooded lot! $37,500. 3549. bedrooms and den. Sunny kitchen • •• B & W ••• Manchester’s finest locations. M anclinttr Parkidv. Manch. t 43 S30t TALCOTTVILLE THREE - dormer, brick front, rear central. Priced accordingly. Mr. enclosed porch. Hot water oil with oven and range, living room Th< BASSOWS AND WALLACE Co bedroom house, two-car garage, TWO-ROOM — office with has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce AojKofi - MIS Zinsser, Belfiore Agency. appliances. Available September heat. Immediate occupancy. M m h ttttr Pirkadt, MAnch 643-5306 R. E. MERRITT AGENCY COLONIAL—2,100 sq. tt. of living area, 4 big bedrooms, I'^h lavatory, heated, parking. Call Priced for quick sale. $25,900. price range, $26,800. Wolverton 647-1413 VtlRNON — 50 miles view, IVi 5 15th. Call after 6 p.m., 64383%. Realtors 646-1180 acres, hill top estate, 2400 square baths, large closets, formal dining, big living room, eat-in kitchen, FREE TORO CLEAN UP CART after 4:30, 6430030, 6433175. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 6431333. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Our tales are |ood - MANCHF^TER 7-ROOM - foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. self-cleaning oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. First-floor COLUMBIA FIVE - room Cape, mid 20s, new roof, new WE WORKI $54,900. Hayes Agency, 6430131. family room with fireplace, beamed ceiling, paneling and WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY Ranch, 27’ L-living room, 1L4 Resort Property- For Rent 68 bath, wall-to-wall, rec room, nice MANCHhiSTER - 4-4 duplex, Call ut and teel carpeting, 2-car garage. Large lot with a vieW! $46,500. baths, king sized bedroom, FOUR FOR THE HANDYMAN starter home. F.J. Spilecki. Real huge kitchens, two large BOLTON TWO — for the money: :y. References, no pets. EsUte, 6432121 bedrooms and living room. Two duplexes, 4-4, with garages, Name ...... ord 25 minutes. $195. 223 INDIAN SUMMER - Cape Cod, Yes, here's a four-family that needs work. RANCH 6 — rooms, eat-in GUARDIAN C Chatham. Two-bedroom nicely Separate utilities. $32,500. buy them together or separately. 3630 mornings. (Truth, it's wonderful!) However, it's priced kitchen, formal dining room, Quality construction reflected m furnished heated cottage. CAPE — $27,900 — Immaculate Wolverton Agency, Itealtors, 643 Address ...... 1 accordingly — not $40,000, not $30,000, but a first-floor laundry room, 3 large unusually low heating costs. For Other listings available for your inspection. $22,900 to $95,000. ROTARY MOWER Walking distance to Nantucket 6-room Cape, bus line, 3 2813 bedrooms, 2 full baths, all LARGE EIGHT-ROOM - realistic $25,900. Put a few— yes few— thousand bedrooms plus den. Frenchelle,& details Fiano Agency, 6432877. Wt need liitingi Immtdiilaly. Your homt can be told if you liil it Colonial, fireplace, large lawn, Sound. Off season rates. 6431073. appliances and carpet Included, C ity ...... Phone Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. with The Qoving Agency. parking area. Pleasant con­ dollars into this, and you W IL L have a $45,000 or MMICHESTES aluminum siding, garage, acre EAST HARTFORD - Beautiful REGULAR RETAIL RRICE OF $^495 venient location. Working adults. Wanted to Rent 69 $48,000 property! A true bargain for the percep­ SPLIT LEVEL $35,900 lot, $34,000. Philbrick Agency, Split Level, large eat-in kitchen, TORO LAWN DOLLY'” CLEAN UP CART MANCHESTER 7-ROOM - Realtors, 646-4200. Day to S ta r t...... 6432880.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tive handyman or investor. An extra bonus is the Cape, fireplace, many extra 7 rooms to give your Ismily somt rec room, 2 blocks to bus, city WANTED FOUR — or more water and sewers, garage. Lx)w •HASl U ON N$ANUI A t lUHlMS SUGt.i SHU HI TAll FHit'.I I OH » AiH IMAIM b lA H S ONl t Out of Town- room apartment or house in possibility of sudden future appreciation — it's features, near hospital, garage. •Ibow spice, w ill lo w ill, bulll-lns, Immediate occupancy, (,'all now relrigerilor. 2 full biths. Girige, lull 30s. F.J. Spilecki, Real Elstate, For Rent______% Verplanck School area, after 6 business zoned! Come, let us show you this NINE ROOMS 64.3-2121 C. B. GOVANG p.m., 649-4984. conveniently located investment. $25,500, Hayes Agency, 64301.')! bisement, right in Forest Hills. A real MLS Realtors Post. Rd. Plaza STAFFORD SPRINGS - 20 15 WORDS FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 We Accept buy. Family room, too. Call Tony ol shadtd and shrubbed loveliness; EAST HARTFORD — 3bedruom Route 30, Vernon CAPITOL Equipment Co. West Street, new 3-room unit in BUYINGOR SELLING - MANCHESTER IDEAL - home Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. MASTER MAN, WIFE — two teenage and office combination. Six-room Four bedrooms, two-car garagt, 2‘H aluminum sided Colonial, at­ Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad 38 MAIN STREETTel. 643-7958 MANCHESTER brick and stone garden apartment children and full grown female 643-9574 872-4165 building. Total electric. Range, CALL US - WE WORK Colonial with 3 bedrooms, formal baths. Early occupancy. Ask lor Mr. tached garage, enclosed poirhea, will be placed the very next day. Hours Daily 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Thurs. 7 a.m. lo 9 p.m. CHARGE St. Bernard dog 3bedroom dining room, huge kitchen with Zinsser at tha Belflort Agency waUring distance to schools, shop­ Sat. 7 a.m. to4 p.m. refrigerator, disposal, basement, house to rent in quiet • •• B & W ••• CARDSI laundiy and storage area. Adults BELFIORE AGENCY pantry, 2-car garage. Immediate ping and bus line. Only $20,900. FAST — ACTION PACKED — ADS! g: zd e q u i p m e n t - s e r v i c e - t r a d e s - s a l e s - p a r t s neighborhood in Manchester. Not occupancy. Low, low 30’s. llw BAXSOM AND WULACE C« Call Len FerrI, Hurwit and only, no pets, $1» monthly, $125 over $170 per month. Call 643 SvaHwi - MLS 647-1413 EASY TERMS lease security. Call James J. Realtors 647-1413 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 643 Simons Realtors, 6431117, 2 ^ 7392 after 5:30 p.m. Uinchftttf Ptrkjdf, MmcIi. M 3'530< Call U i-W f WorkI Gessay, at 8^ 9134. 2813. 9525. Read Herald Advertisements

\ PAPE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Sept. 15,1972 The Weather Maypr Disagrees □ear tonight, the low In the BQi. Andover With MPOA on SAM South Windsor ^ Sunday lunny, high in the SOi, (See Page Fourteen) ilatu:l|patpr Suptiing Mpralb with a 10 per cent chance of Hobby Workshops^ Planned Saturdays ihowen. MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm Citizens Press Rec Needs beans, hot rolls, cookies, sliced chocolate or vanilla cream pud­ Starting tomorrow,’- there will the stamps and to exchange infor­ peaches. ding. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1972 VOL. XCI, No. 296 FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS be a series of Saturday morning mation and ideas. Tuesday: Orange juice, Thursday; Sioppy Joe Two citizens, Mrs. Nancy Caf- He told the board that many day and continue until three Miller, secretary; Mrs. Raymond workshops held for hobbyists,' Recreation. Director Gordon chicken-vegetable noodle soup, sandwiches, peas, goiden fruit. MacDonald said he is looking for fyn of Main St., and Donald areas are listed under the act groups of 25 children each are Trusch, treasurer. beginning collectors and other salami sandwiches, tuna fish Friday: Orange juice, other persons who have a hobby Marra of Dogwood La., this week including renovations. Last year enrolled. Mrs. Donald DaRos will be in interested persons at the Rham sandwiches, peanut butter and scrambied eggs, string beans, High School cafeteria from 9:30 or interest that they fell might be made two separate requests of the board approved relocating TTie series will be conducted on charge of the program com­ jelly sandwiches, tomtoes and choice of dessert. of interest to other persons. the Board of d u ratio n and both office space for the administra­ Wednesdays, Thursdays and mittee; Mrs. Warren WaLsh and to 11:30 a.m. cucumber chunks. Milk and bread and butter The workshops will be con­ Any persons who are willing to sandwiches are available at all Skyjack Saga matters have bearing on future tion but no application was on file Fridays beginning Oct. 11 and Mrs. Clifford Daugherty, Wednesday; Shephard’s pie, tinued as long as there is an lecture or share their particular meals. recreation expenses. for the maneuver reimburse­ will run for a ten-week duration. membership; Mrs. Donato corn, pineapple muffins. interest in proving the classes. hobby with others, are asked to Israelis Open Mrs. Caffyn requested that the, ment . The half-hour sessions will be Lauria, publicity; Mrs. Richard contact MiicDonald. board look into the inadequacies Using another form of com­ open to pre-school children with Balooni, baptismal robes; Mrs. The meetings are open to adults Ends with All and children alike, and to Bloodmobile of school playgrounds and cited munication, the mail, Mrs. Bar­ a minimum age of 3W years. Frank Lane, parliamentarian; residents of Andover, Hebron and Mrs. Carol MacKay, public DEPAimiEiiT store the Pleasant Valley Elementary bara Hill asked the board to look Parents must register their Mrs. Frank Wall, hospitality; n m Marlborough. relations person for Andover unit 700 BAST MIDDLB TPKB., MANCHB8TEIR School grounds as t^ing the most into still another means of solving children in person at the library. Mrs. Morland Berkman, fashion The first session will be of the Columbia chapter of the (acrosa from St. Bartholomew’s Church) Safe in Spain insufficient for the needs of the student overcrowding at the high No telephone registrations will be show; Mrs. Stewart Brown, ways OPEN WBD., THUR8., FRI. till • school by studying the possibility accepted. A detailed schedule of directed by Rev. Herbert Kelsey American Red Cross, said that Major Attack children for physical activities. and means, and Mrs. William of Hebron, who will lead four there will be one of the four She said she had done research of a four-day week which has the sessions may be picked up at Kelly, telephone. MADRID (AP) — Three gunmen freed all 83 passengers consecutive workshops dealing annual bloodmobiles held in the on what had become of an alloca­ been reported by Shrewsbury, the library. Church Women Get-together with stamps and stamp collec­ area on Tuesday. from a hijacked Swedish jetliner early today and flew across t tion of $32,000 in 1966 which was Mass . as a success. This town is Ladies Guild Guest Speaker The theme of the first meeting KNiniNG? CROCHETING ting. The bloodmobile will be held at Western Europe to a landing at Madrid Airport. set aside for construction of the comparable in size to South Guest speaker for the first of the Wapping Community A free set of stamps will be the Andover Congregational With the hijackers were six Croatian terrorists released Pleasant Valley and Eli Terry Windsor. meeting of the St. Margaret Mary Oiurch Women is “Getting to Church from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. All Instruction 2-Ply, 3-Ply & 4-Ply from Swedish prisons, $105,000 in ransom, two captive pilots Mrs. Margaret Rossi and Ver­ Ladies Guild this year will be Dr. given to all those persons who Over Lebanon School playgrounds. She said the Know You” and a pot luck sign up for the Tri-Town Stamp persons between the ages of 18 Books Wintuk and two stewardesses. amount had been part of the non Peterson, board members, Joseph Kristan, physician from supper will be served Monday at — where thousands of guerrillas Club. and 60 who are in good heath may Red Heart Worsted By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Munich massacre and two recent principal budget for three years, requested the two citizens' re­ Rockville, who will speak on 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Knitting are encamped — to Nabatiye, a Information on how to begin a be eligible to donate blood. Walk- Reporting the landing at 6:59 sabotage attacks on the Lebanese but learned that due to problems quests be placed on the next "You and Your Health.” The Women of the church are in-' Needles Israeli warplanes bombed commando headquarters which stamp collections will be in donors are encouraged. a.m. EDT, Spanish Air Ministry i- border. with,the contractor, a suggestion board agenda Sept. 26. meeting will be Monday at 8 p.m. vited and each is urged to bring a two bridges across Lebanon's also was bombed by Iiraell available, and there will be op­ Lunch Menus Crochet officials said they did not know if Six hours after the dawn raid was made by the Public Building Gaffney Will Guest in the church hall on Hayes Rd. friend. P O W Pickup Litani River and cut off Arab planes. portunities for collectors to sell, Luncheon menus at the An­ Hooks ONLY Madrid was the plane’s final began, the Tel Aviv spokesman Commission to place the $32,000 Republican State Chairman J. The new officers and executive The WeeW announces that the On the ground. Israeli tanks and swap stamps. dover I’lementary School this destination. guerrillas from their head­ said Israeli forces were 12 miles in the general fund to be used for Brian Gaffney will attend the board are: Mrs. Thomas Griffin, quilt at the Wapping Fair last for 4 Ounces and half-tracks swept through 13 It will provide an opportunity week art as follows: Cuts Bom bs After a night of tangled quarters amid a massive inside Lebanon, had suffered one short term improvements instead GOP testimonial dinner-dance president; Mrs. John Patrick, week went to Mrs. P'roderick for persons to learn more about Monda>: Macaronios, string negotiations the commandeered Israeli ground assault on Arab villages, destroying man killed, killed or captured of capital improvements when Sept. 23 honoring former South vice president; Mrs. Harry Kaeser of South Windsor. Scandinavian Airlines System Palestinian commandos "dozens ” of houses harboring "several guerrillas ”, and had the contractor was unable to Windsor Town Chairman Royal Near Hanoi guerrillas, a spokesman said. DC9 took off from Maimoe Air­ today, the Tel Aviv command clashed with the Lebanese army. fulfill the contract obligations. Cowles and former vice chairman port, near the Southern tip of The bombing of the bridges But he denied reports the said. She added that in visiting the Mrs. Robert Gorton. SAIGON (AP) - The im­ Sweden. was seen as a bid to block the Lebanese forces had managed to Pleasant Valley school The chairman of the event, mediate Hanoi area was placed Declaring that ”we had to yield The Elhardala and Aquiya guerrillas’ escape routes from the hold off the attackers. playground, if is evident to see State Representative Thomas off limits to U.S. fighter-bombers to blackmail’’ to save lives, bridges linked southern Lebanon Israelis, goaded into action by the '"Everything is going according the need as only one baseball Donnelly said other notables who today for the arrival of a group of Swedish Premier Olof Palme to plan,” he said. field is available and is situated in will be attending include U.S. Americans invited by North Viet­ predicted that no nation would Earlier, the spokesman named such a way as it interferes with Senator Lowell Weicker; Richard nam to pick up three captured accept the sky pirates. They were 10 villages hit. To this list he later property rights of the abutting Rittenband, candidate for pilots, U.S. military sources dis­ believed to be Croatian Utashi, a added Majdel Islim, Qabrikha homeowner. She further said Congress, and Anna Mae closed. group that supported the Nazis Special Session and Touline, indicating a swings and a climbing apparatus Switaski, GOP state central com­ Gen. John W. Vogt, com­ and the Fascists in World War If ^ northeastward thrust to the 6 are occasionally out of u.se after it mittee vice chairman. mander of the U.S. 7th Air Force, and has been agitating for Croatia / Israeli raid. rains because of poor drainage The affair will be at Schaub’s was reported to have taken per­ to be independent of President Held ‘Not Needed Commenting on Arab claims and water accumulations in the Restaurant on Rt. 5 in East Wind­ sonal command of all air strikes Tito’s Yugoslavia. that Israeli planes bombed a play area. sor and will begin with a cocktail in the Hanoi area to avoid any Palme said the hijackers broke Palestinian refugee camp near political repercussions or em­ Mrs. Caffyn pointed out that hour at 6 p.m. a promise to release the two By DON MEIKLE the'town has a surplus of ap­ Tickets are available from com­ barrassment to the United States. (See Page 14) proximately $135,000 this year mittee members Donnelly, John The North Vietnamese news HARTFORD (AP) - Atty. Gen. Robert K, Killian said and asked the board to consider Mitchell, Robert Warren, Jane agency announced that the Friday that there is no need for legislative action to provide asking the Town Council to use Romeyn or John Midlin, American delegation arrived Bulletin state aid to Connecticut’s financially ailing bus companies. the surplus for improvement in YMCA Leaders Sought from Vientiane, Laos, shortly Bus Routes MADRID (AP) — Three hi­ The attorney general’s opinion the play facilities in the town The YMCA is looking for per­ before noon and was met at the proclamation as "a contrived ex­ jackers of a Swedish airliner sur­ was given to Democratic rather than use the money, part sons in South Windsor who are Gia Lam Airport by Tran Trong cuse to pass the buck to the Cut Today rendered to Spanish police today, legislative leaders, who requested of the average daily membership interested in leading the Gray-Y, (}uat, secretary of the Vietnam legislature,” it appeared clear sources at the Madrid airport it after Gov. Thomas J. Meskill grant (ADM) for six tennis courts boys or girls in Grades 4-6; Junior (Committee for Solidarity with the that the Democrats are not in­ Reduced Connecticut Co. bus said. announced Thursday he is calling for the town. Hi-Y, Grades 7 and 8; or Senior American people, and other of­ clined to give the Republican schedules went into effect today the General Assembly into in the company’s Hartford and She cited public Act 751 passed Hi-Y coed for grades 9-12. Those ficials. governor what he is asking for. special session next Tuesday with New Haven divisions, affecting by the 1969 General Assembly interested are asked to contact But, in the 24 hours preceding pilots and two stewardesses, who They may, however, push the hope it will appropriate $3 several morning bus routes in which states that the state board John Dean of 124 Mark Dr. or the precautionary order, U.S. Air were still aboard the plane after through a tax cut and other million from the $13 million sur­ Manchester and Rockville. would reimburse towns for any Charles Warner of 268 Lawrence Force and Navy jets launched more than 15 hours on duty. legislation. plus in the Highway Fund. The reduced schedules, ap­ improvements made with regard Rd. heavy blows in the Hanoi 'cor­ ”We tried in vain to exchange Meskill’s idea is to put another "It is . . . clear beyond debate proved by the state Public to need. Parent Orientation ridor, and the Air Force claimed the tired crew against fresh $3 million into the program of The St. Margaret Mary Parish that the governor and the com­ Utilities (Commission in May but volunteers but they refused,” he missioner of transportation have state grants for municipal road Marra then told the board that, will hold a parent orientation day construction and maintenance delayed by appeals from H a^ord told newsmen. full statutory authority and and New Haven, Include cuts in after making several calls to the Saturday for the Religious and let the towns and cities use Americans The $105,(KX) was paid in the responsibility to preserve essen­ the number of runs before 7 a.m. State Board of Education, he has Education Program at 9;30 p.m. Convicts Taken to Plane the additional money for bus form of half a million Swedish tial bus transportation services,” ' and after 6 p.m., eliminating learned that only two cir­ at Orchard Hill and Eli Terry Arriving subsidies, if they wish. crowns ransom for the last 50 said Killian in one of the most Sunday and holiday service, and cumstances exist when the State School. plane passengers to be freed. An Milo Bareshic, top, a convicted assassin of Yugoslav ambassador to Sweden, Vladimir Roelovic, The Democrats maintain that will not approve reimbursement At this session, parents will quickly rendered legal opinions reducing the number of mid-day earlier group of passengers was waves from back of police car in Stockholm Friday. At bottom, Andjelko Brajkovic, another ever issued by an attorney the subsidies can be paid directly runs on some weekdays. requests: (1) when the request visit the children’s classrooms, it wiped out 90 per cent of North released when the she Croatians by the state out of the public Vietnam’s biggest railroad yard convicted assassin of Rolovic, is shown in the back of a car. The two were being taken to Malmo general. “No further or other In Manchester and Rockville, does not comply with the fire pick up program books and meet brought to Maimoe from Swedish service tax fund, which has about codes and (2) when construction with teachers. Adequate time will on the northeast line leading to where three hijackers had threatened to blow up a plane with passengers aboard if they and five legislative action is required to the only routes affected are on prisons were allowed to board the other prisoners were not released. (AP Wirephoto) confer such authority and respon­ $10 million available for that Saturday morning. hasw^begun before approval. He be provided for parents who have China 28 miles above the capital purpose. Meskill has repeatedly plane. sibility.” Discontinued this morning said he checked the files to find more than one child in the city. A seventh Croatian whose rejected that idea. “We didn’t go as close to Hanoi Killian noted that the were Hartford -to-Manchester what the town has requested program to visit with all teachers. release from prison was According to auditor Donohue, today as we did yesterday,” said legislature in 1969 gave the gover­ runs at 6:00, 6:20 and 6:30 a.m.; under the act and found the Rittenband Cook-Out demanded by the hijackers tried Meskill’s proposal is “solving a one U.S. source. “It’s the wise nor and the transportation com­ Manchester-to-Hartford runs at following application filled: por­ The first Congressional district to escape in the darkened airport $250,000 problem with $3 million E B ay State Em ergency missioner authority to tap the table classrooms, sewers for Republican Women’s Association thing to do. We wouldn’t want to 6:05, 6:45, 6:50, and 7:25 a.m.; and refused to go aboard the public service tax fund for sub­ of the taxpayers’ money.” The Timothy Edwards and Orchard will hold a campaign cook-out for screw it up.” Hartford-to-Rockville runs at plane. He was returned to prison. sidies to bus lines. And he quoted operating deficit of The (Connec­ Hill, and the high school addition. Atty. Richard Rittenband of There was no firm word how 5:25 and 6:15 am.; and The freed terrorists included the transcript of a recent hearing ticut Co., the state’s largest bus Rockville-to-Hartford runs at He recommended the board South Windsor Sunday from 3 to 8 long the off-limits order would Follows the Red Tide line which is facing a union con­ Miro Baresic and Andjelko Bra- by the General Assembly’s instruct the superintendent of p.m. at the Blast and Cast Club remain in effect, but sources 6:15 and 7:15 a.m. jcovich, convicted in 1971 of Transportation committee at tract deadline of Oct. 1 without schools to apply immediately for on Griffen Rd. in South Windsor indicated it would last at least The first Saturday morning murdering the Yugoslav am­ Dr. William J. Bicknell, public Two persons were reported which Commissioner A. Earl the money to bargain with, is the work being done on the foot­ The purpose of the event is to until the prisoners were on their BOSTON (AP) - Gov. Francis runs are now: Hartford to bassador to Sweden in his health commissioner, issued a stricken with shellfish,poisoning Wood was asked: “Do you have about $250,000 Donohue said. ball field and for the purcha.se of lend support to Rittenband, can­ way home. Hanoi has given no W. Sargent declared a public Manchester, 7 a m,; Manchester Stockholm Embassy. reassuring note Friday night that Thursday. the legal .^authority to contract New Haven Mayor the bleachers in the hopes that didate for Congress from the firm date for their release, but it health emergency and the state to Hartford, 7:45 a.m.; Hartford The drama began when the Department of I’ublic Health no cases of sickness in humans In Gloucester, George Gleason, with The Connecticut- Co. for Bartholomew Guida and the to Rockville, 7:15 a.m.; and P one half the cost of the project First District. is anticipated they will leave hijackers pulled their guns during had been reported during the chairman of the Gloucester continuing or improving bus ser­ Connecticut Conference of would come back to the tax­ The event will feature Colonel North Vietnam next Saturday. banned sale of fresh and frozen Rockville to Hartford, 8:15 a.m. a scheduled flight from Goteborg. day "The embargo appears to Shellfish Commission, estimated vice?” Mayors, in statements Friday, payers. Jack Hoar’s clam recipes plus hot Minnie Lee Gartley, the shellfish by wholesalers or Connecticut Co. officials said central Sweden, to Stockholm have been effective, " he said. that the health department’s em­ "Yes, I do,” Wood replied. also disagreed with calling the He cited several advantages of dogs and hamburgers. mother of one of the prisoners, retailers and in restaurants all bus drivers have copies of the Friday afternoon. "Many people have been con­ bargo on shellfish sales would special session. the town utilizing Public Act 751. For reservations cali Mrs. Myn- Navy Lt. (j.g.) Marham L. because of toxic "red tide” algae In view of Killian's statement, new schedules which will be They ordered the plane to cerned about eating clams," he cost the industry several hundred State law provides a method of namely, to be used for the Plea­ dret S Starin of 19 Dorlen Circle Gartley, had asked President Nix­ off the coast. plus a blast by the Transportation posted at many bus stops next reverse direction and fly to said. " The thing to remember is thousands of dollars in revenue. ending the bus crisis by the sant Valley Recreational facility; in Wethersfield or Mrs. Robert on to stop the bombing until the Known scientifically as Committee’s cochairmen at the week. Maimoe. Demanding release of that the symptoms develop Gleason said 75 commercial Department of Transportation, taking full advantage of the form De Rosa of 46 Steep Rd.. South release is completed. Gonyaulix tamarensis, the red governor's subsidiary plan as Appeals from the two cities are the seven imprisoned terrorists, between one-half hour and two clamming permits have been Guida said, adding he couldn’t of revenue-sharing by giving Windsor, before Saturday. She said she is concerned for tide is a small marine organism "nothing more than a political still pending but a recent Court of they warned that if the govern­ hours after eating clams. If no Issued in Gloucester, Essex and understand why the governor was residents more for their money; Pre-school Story Hours the safety of the prisoners if the highly toxic to shellfish and maneuver,” plus Democratic Common Pleas decision allowed ment failed to comply, ’’There symptoms develop after two and that the six tennis courts Registration for a pre-school dangerous to man when shellfish State Auditor Leo V. 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