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Recycling Pipe ' Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 The Cooper Hill Treatmeiit Plant Made Of Recycled Waste Materials "Mtottery Number One of the referendum queitioas to be voted upon next HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (AP) - Eacfa«Mncfa length of 8dncfa 15914 Tuesday is a proposed |S50,000 Sewer ^pe made of crushed, diameter pipe contains the bond issue to renovations to recyded glass has been installed equivalent of lU bear bottles. M indiester’s Co<^)er Hill lYeat- in a section of the sew s ey*ton EHects of hhtbfrgroand use win ment Plant. of this Long Island community. be studied over the next several Tbe pnqxisal is badced by most The pipe was produced at years. of Mandiester town offid ^ , in Bkookhaven'National Laboratory Brookhaven offidab said Mon »«ANCHESTER,CX)NN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1971 VOL XCn,No.l8 MANCHESTER •—’’A City o f Village Charm cluding Jay Gbles, superintendent where sdentisU have developed a day file pipe is stronger and of the water and sewer depart process to convert nonretumable limiter than conventlaoal diw or ment. He has invited the public to Ijottles into useful products by concrete pipe and is potentudly an inspection o f the plant, Sunday mixing the glass with a liquid competitive on an economic from 1 to 3 p.m., and has plastic. basil. prepared the following list of/ quc^ons and answers, to ac quaint the v otos o f the problems Peace Pact Sighing and needs there; QUESTION - What is the Pinehurst Holiday function of the Ooopier Hill Rant and where is it? ANSWER - The plant fUters about two million gallons of water each day bom the Globe TURKEYS Hollow Resdvoir and ddivers it With Thanksgiving early this vear, it’s time to to the town water system. The remind you^thaf we will featui feature plant is located off Cooper HiU WASHINGTON (A P) - One President Nguyen Van Thieu had selected CONNECTICUT FRESH nauonai supervisory comugent spuKesman sain tne discusaon donesia has no objection to the week after Henry A- Kissinger’s objected to seven of the nine St., about half way betw eoi Pine H A R V ^f TURKEYS from nearby faims^ as at the same time a cease-fire was exploratory and a- final assignment. Canada had been word that "peace is at hand” for points in the peacq plan worked' and Cedar Sts. takes place. response from Poland and expected to accept too. well as new crop frozen BU'rTERBAliL Vietnam, still-unresolved dif on by Kissinger and Le Due Tho. QUESTION - Why does the Secretory of State William P. Hungary has not been received. In the wake of the Trudeau TURKEYS. We are glad to write your ordor up ficulties are casting an aura of Agnew’s version was different. plant need renovation? Rogers called in toe ambassadors Rogers already has sounded govermnent’s defeat in Monday’s uncertainty over just when a final ‘T don’t see Thieu as a stumbling ANSW ER— The plant is about now. from Poland and Hqogary out Indonesia and Canada. Elach Canadian election, however, a agreement might be reached. block,” he said. “ He hasn’t been 56 years old, was not designed to Wednesday to see about par of the four is expected to con Canadian official said his coun This week we will have new crop 10 to U-U. L ^ t Thursday the presidential yet." trea.t water for domestic con- ticipation by their countries in tribute 250 officers to the peace try's participation is now an open adviser said peace is withih reach suniq>tion, and is not equipped to Butterball Turkeys . . Fresh Purdue 4-lb. In South Vietnam, Thieu reaf the proposed four-nation group. watch. question to be decided by the in “ weeks or less” and a final treat and filter the GUobe Hollow Roasting Chickens and our own TENDER firmed his opposition to a A State Department A Jakarta spokesman said In new government. sun>ly d fecfiv d y . The plant was n^otiating session With North "surrender peace” and called CUl RE^RY E ^ I LEAN CORNED BEEF. constnicted by Cheney Bros, in Vietnam should take “ no more again for withdrawal of North 1916 to treat water for industrial than three or four days.” Vietnamese forces. The nine- purposes and functioned in that Vice President Spiro T. Agnew point plan does not require a' Plainfield Couple Wins way until 1956, udien it was maintained the administration’s North Vietnamese pullout to purchased by the Town of BONE IN - FULL SIRLOIN - NOT N.Y. CUT confident attitude Wednesday, match the •‘proposed U.S. Manchester Water Department. while not giving a specific withdrawal. $75,000 Super Lottery After the purdiase, pumping timetable, in talking with Washington sources said the equipment was installed and the This is the filter plant located off Cooper Hill St. newsmen at San Diego, Calif. question of a North-Vietnamese water department began SIRLOIN “ I think there will be a signing, withdrawal had been raised in although there are differences to By SOL R. COHEN One place where they can delivering "water to the town 000. What will be done for that tank, which will store waste- provide povyer for its operation w ato service in the town system? tion is approved by toe voters the secret Kissinger-Tho sessions, Today’s Manchester drawing be hammered out,” Agnew said. ■apart from the nine-point plan, (Herald Reporter) spend some of the money is for a system, in order to supplement amount of money? water from the plant prior to its during a blackout. ANSWER — ’The quality of the when will the project get under was brought here through the “ The negotiations are en and that the North Vietnamese new well, Mrs. LeGair explained. its other water sun>ly sources. ANSWER - The plant wiU be discharge to the sanitary sewer Fatties for the control of Cooper Hill water supply will be way and when will it be com STEAKS efforts of the Main Street Guild. couraging.” She said, “ Our well went dry over Because of its age and wiginal furnished with new mixed-media system, will be constructed adja taste and odor will be installed in greaUy increased. The new filters pleted? indicated they saw the need for A crowd estimated at over 5(XI The Guild conducted a sales However, North Vietnam’s some pullback. a year ago and we’ve been design, however, the idant has filters (sand and anthradte), new cent to the plant in order to the pretreatment building at will permit the use of carbon to ANSWER — If approved, the persons was in the Manchester promotion in conjunction with PORTERHOUSE Oct. 3l deadline for signing has carrying water fromLMoosuplUV not been capable of producing a piping and valves, a new elec comply with the requirements of Globe Hollow Reservoir. remove objectionable tastes and contract for construction will The United States long has Armory today for toe weekly the drawing and sold tickets for it % OR T-BONE passed and Hanoi has yet to say pressed for a withdrawal of the almost the entire yea?V’ One right up to the last minute — completely satisfactory water trical system, new pumps, the ^ t e Department o f En- Instruments and electrical odors and will filter half again as probably be bid in January 1973 drawing of the state lottery and publicly when envoy Le Due Tho Hanoi troops in South Vietnam, saw a Plainfield couple leap for other thing she'll do with toe 10:30 a.m. supply — bee of obje^onable chemical storage facilities, water virbiunental Protection. equipnient will be installed at the much w ato as the old filters do and hoi^ully the project will be might meet with Kissinger again. now estimated at around 145,000. joy when their name was called money, she said, will be to take Participating in today’s t a ^ and odors. testing equipment, and up-to- plant and at eadi of the water now, giving the plant a capacity completed by August 1973. of three n ^ o n gallons of water And U.S. officials hint Kissinger rile sources said a specific North for the $75,000 prize in toe Super her mother to Florida, to visit her drawing were: State Ckimptroller QUESTION - The cost of the date controls. An emergency generator will department’s four wells in order lb. may have to travel to Saigon once Vietnamese withdrawal provision 75 drawing. son (Mrs. LeClair’s brother). Nathan Agostinelli, who dis renovation is estimated at $550,- A backwash water holding to control the on and off opera per day. be install^ in the plant to more as well as to Paris before Some will be set aside for her tion of those sources of supply The em^gency generator will could not be negotiated in the The winning couple is Arthur tributed checks On the. spot to all everything is wrapped up. based, qn the quantity of water in insure that toe water system will peace plan because Hanoi does and Rita LeOaire. The winning children’s college costs, she said. the winners; Deputy State Comfi-v WORLD ALMANAC It thus is becoming increasingly A total of 15 persons .were the recenUy completed Nike not “go dry’’ during a serious All Pinehurst Steaks, Inclading the Up Bone Special lit not admit publicly that its forces ticket was in Mrs. LeCIaire’s (roller William Diana; Leo Juran, FACTS unlikely (hat a peace will be eligible for the Super 75 drawing. water stonuce tank. blackout. lb. Sirloins will have hill tenderloins. Bmieleas IndMdaal are in the South. name, and the ticket was bought representing the Main Street The control instrumentation at Gub Steaks are a good buy at \3S lb. signqd before next Tuesday’s U.S. U.S. intelligence so far has not for ber by her mother, who lives All Were $5,000 winners in last Guild; Police Chief James Rear QUESTION — How much will toe plant and toe four wells will' eteiitions. And after that, , .s|)utted any significant North in Moosup. Thursday’s weekly lottery don; Town Fire Chief John this renovation cost me if I have permit the proper and jvhatevCT pre-election pressure Vietnamese withdrawal, officials Mrs. LeClair is 39. The couple drawing. Among them were Rivosa. my own well or if I’m a customer economical operation of those Isted for a signing will have s.iid. Rather, they noted move- has a 17-year-old daughter and an "^ tricia , 19, Lisa, 12, and Jamie, Also State Rep. Francis of the wato company in the sources of supply by eliminating BONELESS BEEF teed. nient of North Vietnamese men li-year-old son. likiTair is a 8, all daughters of former Mahoney; State Rep. Donald North End of town? over-pumping and under China’s Premier Chou En-lai and material into the South painter for Electric Boat in Manchester Mayor James Farr. Genovesi; Town Director Jon ANSWER - Nothing. The pumping situations. voiced hope Wednesday for ,a which they said could be due to Groton. They split the $5,000 and received Norris; Ronald Jacobs, candidate Happiness Is Winning A Lottery bond for the renovation will be QUESTION - WUl toe renova settlement in a few days, .but said drying weather and a last-ditch "You’ll never believe how three $1,667 checks. for Manchester probate judge; Arthur and-Rita LeClalre of Plainfield - $75,000 winners. (Herald photo by Pinto.) paid for by water revenue tion of the Cooper Hill plant Steak Sale! the news "is hot so good.” He effort before a cease-fire. many things we have where we The winner of toe $15,000 prize and Richard Rittenband, can received from town water eliminate the need for a water ONE PRICE pNLY s^d he. has been in contact with Among the six or seven con can spend this money,” said in todays’s Super 75 drawing was didate for First District con ml customers in the South End of Washington and Hanoi. crete issues Kissinger said remain LeClair, when he had a chance to ' Barton E. Cannody of Newton. gressman. ban during toe summer months? Bottom Round town. ANSWER - No, but it will Chou said South Vietnam’s Is the deployment of an inteiK catch his breath. The 55-year-old bachelor works in Next week’s lottery drawing QUESTION - How much will Top Round definitely he^. The renovation - J il . ' W-30 a m. in Glaston Four H«eirs Angels Arrested this renovation cost me if I’m a will indude toe mstallation of The electric eel is a Chuck Cube Revenue“Sei^ce. bury, ^t the Glastonbury Skating Town Water Department He said he’ll set some o f the Arena. : ■ , « l^ e r pumps which will help to South American freshwater Boneless Chuck ■ UKIAH, Calif. (AP) - Four William John Moran, 38, Rich Meanwhile, George W etlien, I' customer? fish which is the largelargest money aside for paying his in- Just so that it wouldn’t be a supply toe increased demand for lb. mond. 33, and his wifeH den, 19, o w n m ANSWER — Nothing more and most potent of the mec- co m d ^ x next April, will pay off total loss, Mrs. Agostinelli, who Hell’s Angels have been taken wato during the summer. 'The Contra Costa County offldali oit the 153q»re ranch wtieK the than you are now pdying for tric fishes. The World Al his bills, “and might even spend a was in the crowd at the into custody and authorities ray Nike water storage tank, vvhich Nixon Starts said the four were being held in bodies of two men and a woman vvqter. The water rates will not be manac notes that it can day at tofe races.” , Manchester Armory and watched more arrests are possible in con was put into settee last June, discharge more than 600 that San Francisco Bay area were unearthed from old well increased. They were increased The winning number in today’s her husband pay out a total of nection with the. diKovery of was definitely a factor in the volts of electricity, enough 1 Purdue Chic Ult lb. 69* } By R. GREGORY NOKES localities—to meet the crises of talities” on the part of a few county for investigation of holes, rejected on Wedneiday an two years ago in order that im regular lottery drawing is 15914. $155,000 in checks, was herself a three bodies on a renote- ranch elimination of a water ban this shocking, power,, according Associatied Press Writer their treasuries.” He said toe hecklers at a speech he delivered murder. offer of immunity from further provements such as the Cooper 1 CHICKEN Purdue 1 Nobody in the crowd had it. winner. She won $20. rumored to be a burial ground for year, and the (}ooper Hill renova to authorities, to stun or President Nixon will give his administration has also “in in San Diego, Calif. "W e have gdod cause to believe prosecution if they would provide Hill renovation could be Roasters lb. 55* 1 the motorcyde gang. tion will increase its effectiveness even kill a large-sized an f BREASTS^ lb. 79* views on toe future of America in creased the sense of freedom and —Democratic vice presidential the suspects in the Contra Costa information concerning Hell’a financed. rhose arrested Wednesday in the future. > imal or a man. a nationwide television address control in our communitfes—to candidate Sargent SHriver con jail are linked with the Men Angels activities In toe area. QUESTION — How will this were identified as William Mark QUESTION — If toe renova Copyright © 1972, this evening, a day after Sen. meet the crisis of toe spirit.” tinued to criticize terms of a docino Investigation and there la “ It wasn’t broad enough— toqy renovation project affect the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. 3 in 1 BLEND GROUND CHUCK 1 "Zoro” Mitten, 32, Alameda; V George McGovern said he thinks McGovern said at a rally in proposed Vietnam peace settle Parochaid Case good cause to believe the crimes didn’t offer what we (eel waa i For Meat Loaf or Edward Junior Carter, 24, Rich Americans want toe country “ to New York City's gaiment- ment as "shaky.” occurred in Contra Costa Coun sufficient,” said public defender Swedish Meat Balli 3-lbWs 1 mond; Chester M. “ Festus” 1 Joseph Allen of the offer follow hi^er moral standards.” workers district that “ the —The Nixon campaign agreed Green, 29, Richmond; and ty,’ ’ said Contra Costa Dist. Atty. by The President announced plans American people in their own Wednesday to disclose the names Before Court William A. O'Malley. Mendocino County autboritiae. . 8 9 ' for a closing blitz in his campaign way are raying something that of-m a jor financial contributors ART SHATTUCK . n . i 2 for re-election. There will be may sound old-fashioned ... they who'gave to the campaign before nationwide television speeches want (his country to follow higher March 9, as part of an agreement WASHINGTON (AP) — The government, with ^ the this evening and Monday, and moral standards.” in a siiit seeking disclosure of ail noticeable absence of its solicitor general, has asked the campaign trips on FYiday and “ What I have heard,’’ contributors prior to April 7 when Supreme Court to approve payments from State revenues to I EYE OF ROUND B O N E L E S S 1 Saturday to six Mc(jovern said, despite a voice a new campaign law went into parents of parochial-school students. 1 ROAST Chuck Roast 1 states—Oklahoma, North that was hoarse from speaking effect. The suit was brought by Carolina, Rhode Islpnd, New too much, “ is a cry on toe part of the citizen’s lobby, Common In a memorandum to the court on Wednesday, the govern Mexico, California and Illinois. the American people, that we lift Chuse. ment said Pennsylvania’s direct-payment system is con j $ 1 5 9 $ 1 2 8 } Even though the polls show toe vision of this country, that we —A straw poll by the New York stitutional since it does not “ entangle” church and state. Nixon with a wide margin over become a country more in line 'Daily News showed President lb. The memorandum was signed 1 JL ■ lb . 1 McGovern, press secretary with the great principles and Nixon leading McGovern in New by Daniel M. Friedman, the child and $150 for each high- Ronald Ziegler said: “ The Presi great ideals with which we began York state by 64 to 36 per cent. deputy solicitor general. His boss, school child. The payments, of dent is not taking any state for some 200 years ago.” Erwin N. Griswold, who usually about $47 million a year, are granted.” MeCktvern was to appear at a speaks for the government to the supported, by 23 per cent of the I MANHATTAN The President’s speech is telethon on Giicago television Buses Ordered high court, declined (or what he revenues received under a Top Round Roast . C scheduled to be televised live tod^y and then travel to Ohio and 1 ROAST . termed “ personal reasons.” cigarette tax. from toe White House at 7:30 Michigan. With five days To Keep Rolling Three y^ rs ago, Griswold, a The three-judge court in p.m., EST. Besides discussing toe remaining to campaign, he former dean of the Harvard Law Philadelphia raid the law is un $ 1 3 9 } country’s future, he is .also ex predicted he can overcome Until Nov. 21 t $ 1 5 9 School, also dropped out of cases constitutional because it serves to pected to comment on toe status “ those doomsayers and the • lb.. # that led to Supreme Court aid sectarian schools and because { of the Vietnam peace prophets of defeat” who see him H A R T F O R D (AP) - A X decisions against payments by it aids parents in providing a negotiations. far behind in voter preference. Superior Court Judge today M a r ia n n e Pennsylvania and Rhode Island religious education for their A r t Nixon, discussed urban In other . campaign' ordered the Connecticut ^ o . .to for salaries of parochial teachers. children. Joa'iina (10 mos.), Julie (3 yrs.)/ Jennifer (10 mos.) programs in a^ radio address developments:- keep its buses running in Hart I STRICKLAND FARMS GRADE “AA” The court is expected to decide Appeals have been filed by J. Wednesday, saying his ad —Vice President Spiro T. ford, New Haven and Stamford Jay Giles, left, superintendent of the water and sewer department, explains to Darrell Hovey, LARGE FRESH before the end of the year Shane Creamer, the Pennsylvania ministration has “ doubled Agiiew complained of "fascist through Nov. 21. WT the department’s work coordinator, the proposed improvements in the plant designed to whether it will review the deci attorney general, and by a group federal assistance to states and tactics” and “storm-trooper men Another hearing will be held sion of a three-judge panel in of parochlai-school parents. . increase its capacity and improve the taste of water processed there. (Herald photos by Pinto) Nov. 21 before Judge George DEDICATED / Philadelphia striking down Penn The government, in support, Saden to determine whether the sylvania’s payments. raid the payments do not violate « • To be responsive to the people's needs injunction should be made per EGGS dor. , Last month, the high court the 1st Amendment’s provision • To action on the problems of the State manent and whether the state Indochina disapproved an Ohio law for separation of church and state • To vote on the issue^ not by the party. should be ordered to provide Photo Filched 1 ■ i.ai ^ providing reimbursement of ex because they are made to the subsidies for toe service. penses for parents of children in parents. # ISIEOFGOLD - Hartford’s Corporation Counsel BRISKET C parochial and other private Moreover, raid the memo, the MIAMI (AP) - A nude At-A-Glance Alexander'Goldfarb told Judge EXPERIENCED I MARGARINE * CORNED BEEF schools. state does not examine or photograph of actor, Burt | Saden that Conn. (k>. should be • 2 terms East Hartford Town Council 0ur0«MTfMiir(hnd % By THE ASSOCUTED PRESS Griswold would not amplify his evaluate the education provided ' f h i b trying to stimulate rather than Reynolds once graced toe walls m m ore our business o Republican Council Minority Leader ConiMlBxif # reasons for staying out of the in church-run schools, thereby of toe ladies’ lounge of a sociaUy discourage the uses of its buses. WASHINGTON — An aura of uncertainty still remained current Pennsylvania case, noting avoiding “ entanglement” eUte club in Miami, but not for • Public Building Commission ,.25« Goldfarb also said the company just when a final peace agreement might be reached; only that be had stepped out of between church and state. ..CARnR'S has no right to “ uniliterally and long. toe earlier case. Several years ago Friedman reminded the court nese Premier Chou En-lai expressed hope in Peking a arbitrarily discontinue service” he also did not s i p a government that it has upheld rrtmburslng EDUCATED C SCOTT S O F T W E A V E settlement would come in a few days; Vice President Spiro T. as long as it holds a franchise “U probably turned someone brief in a consctentlousHibjector parents for their children’s bus • Bachelor of Science, Brown University fiom the state. on,” smd club membership direc ★ Tins wars SKCiALA Agnew said in San Di^d'that the administration still remains case. fares to parochial schools, the { WHITE TISSUE Conn. Co. attorney John tor Pat Gibsem. She reported • Master of Bus. Administration, U. of Htfd. confident, while not giving a spSfiific timetable; Washington The government memorandum lending 1^ New York state of T Murtha raid toe company, which Monday that an unknown powder quoted at length from a 1970 te x t b o ^ to children in church sources said the question of a North Vietnamese witl^drawal cjp ie s 100,000 passengers daily, room patron stole the framed message to Congress by Presi schools, and federal grants to BRANi LUV l i W V NEW from South Vietnam had been raised. u willing to continue service, at photo, taken from toe centerfold ACTIVE dent Nixon praising parochial Catholic colleges for construction hiv h o ilinphi lllHt lru
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/ MANiiHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandwtar, Cdiin.. Thun., Nov. 2,1072- PAGE THREE PAGE TW O - MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurt., Nov. 2,1972 \ A r p ^-4. Bible Fellowship Hour tonight at ditional suggestions or changes in / A O O U l JL o w n 7:30 at the CItadd. The subject the proposed renovations and Read T h e a t e r Superstitious fanners once Coventry Rockville Couple Chosen building plans. All interested Sheinwold on Bridge Polish TV said of the few unusual round will be “Tlie Person and Work of Herald Ads TV Tonight TiM eKehedhle Read members are invited. bam s found in northern Ver To Represent Milk Group Full Gospel C h ris tia n TUe Holy Spirit.” AVOID WASTE you can’t always afford to spare See Saturday’s TV Herald ifor Has Mixed mont, “They built them round Herald Ads C? oliday Fair Set Fdlowdiip, IN FINESSING South dealer ippmplete Listings. so the devil couldn’t comer the high card for this purpose. Capitol llKateT A — “Last operation With th e’ Young Interdenominational, will have a By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Neither side vulnerable you.” Glenn and Mariella Luginbuhl South dealer Show Fare House on the LeR,” 7:004:00 Oooperatois also having an op- Bible study and opot discussion The Building Committee of the '■You can sometinies lead a high NORTH - 6 : 0 0 - of Shenlpsit Lake Rd., Rockville, PLAZA DEPT. ST O K Neither side vulnerable Cinema I — ‘"nie New Cen ^niiuumiiiiniiDiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiafniiimifQnillilHIIIIll t Church Nov. 11 p o rl^ ty to question manage- tonight at 7:30 at'Orange Hall. South United Methodist (Siurch card to begin a finesse. The idea Opening lead — Five of hearts 4 1053 (3-8-22) NEWS WARSAW (AP) - Without fam will be among six Young turions,” 7:15-8:15 Coopeiatar c o u i^ *5>f Yatdkee mdit on programs and to suggest will meet tonight at 7:30 with the 705 RAST MIDDLi TFKE.. MANCHRSTBR is to hold the lead with that high West opened the five of hearts, AO (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGU fare, Poland’s television viewers A 8 6 Cinema II — "Savage Milk, Inc., who will represent the their ideas on how the Visitors and friends are architect and contractor for ad- (oeroMloeroM from St. BorfOolomow'sBoriftoiomtw s cimChweh) reiii 2 card if it isn’t covered; However. and South lost the finesse to o (24) ZOOM are being treated to a mixed Messiah," 7:30-9:30 The annual Holiday Fair, spon- indude beef, dairy and sheep. * 107653 cooperative at the annual conven- cooperative can serve them best. welcome at the Salvation Army Eiast’s kin^ A heart return found (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH invasion of Western films and Jerry Lewis Qnenaa, South soted by the Gleaners of the Business meetings are bdd on OraNWip..THURS.,FRI.tM9 ^ WEST EAST (40) WILD WILD WEST variety shows — a sharp contrast tion of the National Milk The development of future dummy winning with the a « . Windsor — "The Godfather,” Second Congregational Church, the first Friday of each month, cooperative leadership is one of 4 9 8 6 2 4 K7 with what's available in austere with Mrs. Paula Brlnton as Producers Federation. The con »» ATTENTION!! South needed four spade tncks J975 - 6 : 3 0 - 7:30 will be held Saturday, Nov. 11 the functions of the program. 0 K 10 8 . Russia. “Hot BusineMinen’s Served Did|yr leader. vention will be hdd Nov. 28 ^^^Christmas in November to make his contract and o 1094 O QJ32 (3) CBS NEWS Burnside — “The New Cen hrom 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Monday Night therefore had to hope that East The television stations are S ass MAIN ST. MANCHESTER (OiHiier M Fenri) chuidi community hall on Rt. Cbnetpondait Wanted through 29 in New York City. * 8 2 4 Q J 94 (8) ABC NEWS turions,” 8:00 The couples were chosen on I heU the king of spades. The operated by the Communist U.A. Theater East — “You’ll 44A. The Herald is looking for Plains Indians lived between WE HAVE A NOTION { SOUTH (22-30) NBC NEWS government. News and political the basis of their efficiency in FOOTBALL WIDOWS questionluestic was whether ■ ■ to lead the Like My Mother,” 7:30-9:25 SPECML for FRID8Y and MTURDKY ONLY The Couples Qub of the diurch someone to cover news in the the'Miatissippi River and the Saturday^ November 4,1972 4 AQJ4 (24) FRENCH CHEF programs pushing the party line operating thdr farms and also on ten of spades from dummy for 64 3 2 Meadows Drive-In — win follow up the event with a town of Coventry. Duties include Rocky Mountidns, using horses' 10 a.m. - Sp.'m. - 8 : 5 5 - still abound, as do countless war the aniount and quality of thdr Ladies, if yiw think a “quarterback" the first finesse.’ O K75 “Deathmaster,” 7:30; “The Broiled or Boiled spaghetti and ^ meatball supper. covoing meetings of major town to hunt buffalo in tbe vast herts al TO PLEASE YOU! • This would be the correct play A K (40) NEWS movies and documentaries to re agencies, town meetings and sovice to thdr conununlty. that roamed the region before is change for fifty cents conw to 4 Thing With "IVo Heads,” 10:15 T h m will be two smings, one at ^ The Young Cooperator if dummy had no further entry. South mind Poles of Hitler’s Germany. 5 and the other at 6. 'Those in special events, as well as the 20th century. :the JERRY LEWiS CINEMA on any West North East - 7 : 0 0 - State Theater — "Superfly,” E TWIN LOBSTERS program is dedgned to inform ZIppors & Thread Holiday Craft Supplies I NT Pass 3 NT Pass But most evenings the 9:20; “Man in the Wilderness,’! terested in purchasing tideets for processing routine meeting Center Congregational Church Monday nlfht throuthout the foot (3) UFO authorities manage to turn the § with potatoes, vegetable and salad. young farm couples of the pur Patterns Picture Frames ball season and enjoy a movie for Pass Pass 7:30 the supper should contact Glenn notices. II Canter Street Straker pursues a deadly love propaganda tap off for two or (Ofhtr Family Prietd Mtals To Choo$o From) poses, objectives and policies of Wintuck & Woo! Curtain Rods only 99c "THE GODFATHER" Opening lead ty 5 affair. Btadl^. An interest in the workings of Mancheiter, Conn. three hours to accommodate their cooperative. It is a two-way Instruction Books Felt Souares ft Nylon Net Weekdays at 7:30 (8) TRUTH OR Various booths will be set up the town government is the most - 1 COIN SHOW some entertaining film. Lately MOVIE RAHNOB Embroidery Pieces Fri. 6 Sat. 6;30 & 9:30 Declarer would hope to hold the CONSEQUENCES throughout the day, offering early important qualifidition and some SUNDAY, NOV. 5th Elastic there’s been a growing tendency Coffee Shop — Luncheon - - Tea Room Sat. - Sun. Mat. 1 ( 3 first trick in dunimy with the ten (18) DICK VAN DYKE FORmRENIBAND Chrisbnas shoppers the oppor interest and experience In TDENTIFlCATIOPr lOiOO ajn.to6d)0 pjn. to show more Western-produced writing, would be helpful. "My Side of the Mduntain” of spades and thus be,in position Dick and Jerry clash over YOUNG PEOPIE tunity to purchase gifts. PASSPORT PHOTOS Knights of Cotumbus Halt Holiday Gifts for all shows along with regular Blast THIS FRID AY—EVERY FRIDA YT Anyone interested should con- Low Admission Prices / to take a second finesse. If. East politics. n* oMmMw W raMi*i a to Mion Organizations to sponsor booths SALEM NASSiFF, 138 Main S t bloc offerings. p w H B ■spOiw imv mtKmOtntf a t Free Drawings covered, South would have to rely (22-30) NEWS ...... - win include the Fragment Socie tad Alex Girelli at the Herald, Manchester, Conn. I Everybody is pleased at Plaza| XMV Poles can focus on shapely IflHW CnM N N l “A lt You CAIV EAT ...” (MMEM SHOP 6 STUDIO ' Parking in Municipal Lot next door on finding three spades in each* (24) SOUL! ty, Coveitry Policemen’s Wives, 643-2711. 629MilnSt.,M»ich«tH FREE ADMISSION tm urn Jkn., S a , W b i« s M l hand. His own last spade would miniskirt)^ girls dancing in an TV-' ...... - Association, the Q u ests, Coven Manchester Evening Herald (40) ABC NEWS MJ. M U UMimO 643-7369, then become eatablished. Italian show. Coventry correspondent HoUy _ 7;3Q_ il Auaimn try Garden Club, mstorical Socie Poland is also getting ac GIANT BUFFET ty and North Coventry Women’s Gantner, 7424795. (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT quainted with the pistol-packing STATE-- JERRY LEWIS N /t 'CINEMA Another Entry ML u u aaaiimo O iily...*I" Club. In addition, many in HuavAH AVI. - «H .m -aoun wnuoa In this case, dummy had (18) MOVIE marshal of ‘‘Gun Smoke,” Ptrantal Guldaon 8im«itW dividuals wiU operate booths to FRM PARK RfAB Of TMfAYBI GP another entry, the ace of “Paris Model" (1953). Britain’s "Gold Robbers,” a seU such items as Christmas series about a hijacked plane l«nn MIliJn N.r.rMl SaM. Tmrd Silal Vril PUlIrn. C W PUlIrr. M r SUk . diamonds. Hence South didn’t (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE P .U I. .SiUiL JrlU Ifcld. IlM SIk II.. Vrallailb. HM )br.r»i »d C W . Hm Tiuu carts, toys, games, crocheted have to rely on a 3-3 break in Tony goes to Cuba! loaded with bullion, and auTsicno (wrrelr. PirklfK S rlk liillfr . . . rlr. jeweliy, beeswax candles, an spades. He could afford to lead a (30) WAIT TILL YOUR America’s court experts, “The IM ir 17 nwilru ■rcWMnyl*l tiques, plants, baskets and baked Defenders.” Pmnt or Mult SuirVlin low spade from dummy for the FATHER GETS HOME It’s The Fourth Big Week goods. Starts Friday flrst finesse. (40) DRAGNET FYance has been represented A white elephant table WiU also with light-hearted crime in - 8: 00 - ns MK unna n « M im o Yofliig »r old — Esm ea r in rt«ie]{ — S rn r yosrsrif — waitrag — East a« ■■rli aa be set up and there will be baby stallments of “Arsene Lupin.” YMi'd like • r • al He won the first finesse with (3) THE WALTONS (AitiloiltmayMry sitto^s available during the day. As weekend treats Warsaw peo ex'; In cartiKi oroM) ■the queen, returned to dummy Camp runaway doesn’t know Luncheon and afternoon coffee ple can often watch such • ••4444***444**»*».«*«»44e444 with the ace of diamonds and.led what to make of the Waltons. ”ssr DAVID’S win be served and the Fitch (8-40) MOD SQUAD Westerns as Marlon Brando’s ■ flB MD B nmmnam M t-m i “UveF«lfcMuleNemitlII3P.N.” tJir.M. F!amUy Fhjppeteers wiU present another low spade for a second “One-Elyed Jacks,” or comedy tMeaMi^^ eriM Gangster tries to frame Greer N ne iM i eeee OF mNMUuweH. morning and afternoon shows. finesse. This time east was movies with Jack Lemmon. obliged to play the king. South On narcotics charge. Those in charge of (22-30) FU P WILSON Big-name singei;s like Little arrangements for the fair are took the ace, led a spade to Tony of Italy, Britain’s Cliff Ray Millard / Rosey Gri(2r dummy’s ten and later took Guests: Carol Channing, Gloria Affricano, Joan LeVris and Edward Asner, Donny Hathaway. Richard, France’s Sacha Distel, Riith Bohr. Dawn Carlson, fourth spade trick with the jack. America’s Diahann Carroll and r J This was all he needed for his (24) THE ADVOCATES Shirley Edmondson and Ann Debate — Which candidate is Scotland’s Andy Stewart have all Bradley wUl be in charge of the contract. appeared lately on Polish best qualified for the presidency. Couiitiy Store and Nancy Ed screens. mondson and Shirley Edmondson South would go down if he led - 9 : 0 0 - News items continue to be Buy this are handling publicity. G£roaTOF7HATHOT/crrM£/^^^ the ten of spades from the dum (3) MOVIE carefully selected for their J ^ Phyllis Schmidt, Gay Newman, ! my. East would ^ e r with the “The Dirty Dozen” (1967). political slant. Flag burnings of king, and South would make only (8-40) JIGSAW % 1 Whirlpool Carol Ingraham and Arlene the Stars and Stripes-in Jensen are in charge of dine out tonite! his own three high spades. West’s Dain searches for a baby and demonstrations abroad and at refreshments and Pauline Morris Toddlers’ and Girls’ Dresses and nine of spades would prevent his widowed mother. tacks on America for bombing Misses’ Long Misses’ Long iP 1 No-Frost and Harriet Trueman, the white Sportswear Seta BRING THE FAMILY > South’s last spade from ever win (18) 700 CLUB North Vietnam appear regularly Fleece Robes Brushed Gowns Girls’ Sleepwear AND ENJOY OUR FAMILY ning a trick. (22-30) IRONSniE in a Pole’s diet of foreign news. elephant table. . Tax Warnings IVpical of a major news item i \ refrigerator- ATMOSPHERE- (24) INTERNATIONAL Tax Collector Audrey Bray has Daily Question PERFORMANCE for television: Our PRICES THAT CO EASY ON As dealer, you hold: Spades, K- announced that she is now in the Offenbach’s light opera, “Les i g freezer process of sending out wammgs Reg. 7; Hearts, K-10-8; Diamonds, Q- Brigands.” Italian bandits plan to ”... Let’s have a look at our 6.99 THE FAMILY BUDGET ,^qd demands on motor vehicles, Cannon Sheared Velour Bathroom Carpeting | J-3-2; Clubs, Q-J-9-4. rob the Duke of Mantua. sugar b ^ t campaign. We know that factories have already 4pLn6bal property and real estate. Towel Enstfmbt^ ' Gowns ard pajamas of warm llannels Dresses, skirt & top sets, jumper & We Specialize in Italian Food... - 1 0 :0 0 - If payment or" arrangements to i.nao. White tops, colored skirts or Blend of nylon/acetate. lace Sizes 4-14. supplied It^ million tons of g ...it doesn’t Bath Hand W all) 8 8 8 , Q88| or embroidery trimmed. Two styles. and brust ed fabrics. 2 to 4,4 to 14. blouse se HOME STYLE COOKING What do you say? (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL pay arq.n6t made on or before the Rag. 1.49 Rag. 99c Rag. 49c L10.99 all solid color. Sizes 10 to 18. sugar, and here is a chart which S,M■ L and extra sizes. PREPARED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN Twelve witnesses saw a murder shows how much daily is being date specified on the warning, 3 Pc. Nylon . 3 7 « TAKE OUT ORDERS: 875-4125 Answer: Pass. You have 12 pinned on Owen’s client. purchased.” t i o s Lg need defrosting, either a. Warrant wiU be issued or 67« Tank S e t..... 3.49 J points in high cards and 1 point . • Pizxa • Grinders • Shells • Spaghetti ' (22-30) DEAN MARTIN the ploperty wiU be put up for for the doubleton, enough for an Guests: Danny Thomas and y. • Veal Parmesan The camera switches to a so there’s sale, Mrs. Bray said. .optional opening bid,..but in tljis singer C^haro. studio anchorman wbo an ftaaaiidKackle D R A F T B E E R WINE case you should ojlt to pass. nounces, “Now we’ll have a talk The Baa and Klickle 4-H Club Avoid opening a borderline - 1 0 :3 0 - no frost to fight. has ^ le ( ^ :its officers for the (24) STATEOF CONNECTICUT with.>egn’ reporters from various “ If You Haven't Tried Us...You Should” aceless hand. cities.” current dub year with Gorton MUler elected president; David - 11: 0 0 - r- Mu4KH>r*l I On comes the face of the ii Copyright 1972 (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Habererh, vice president; Steve IT A L IA N Wroclaw correspondent, “We are Don’t miss this chance to forget Moseley, secretary; Noah hfiUer, Men’s Socks Generd Feature Corp. a real sugar district. We have 12 Girls’ Knee Hi’s Boys’ Socks Boys’ Crew Socks DAN'S KITCHEN ^ 11:05 - treasurer and Leonard Giglio, Bikini Panty Hose plants in our area which process reporter. (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY from 20,000 to 22,000 tons daily.” Polyester Corduroy Bucket POST RD. PLAZA, ROUTE 30 VERNON defrosting,for good,for so little! Qub projects for the year will P a ir Anchorman: “And now let's Bed Pillows Bedrest A fte r Inlradiilnil Ion Open MoB,-Wed. 11 n.m.-10 p.m., Thiirs., Fri., Sal. II i.ni.-U p.ni. - 1 1 :3 0 - Sale Our Rit.S9c p x I . 1 9 P kg hear Lodz, how is it there?” Ideal for Reg. 8.69 1.49 s 5 9 ® 1.29 Sunday 12 noon — 9 p.m., Qosed Tuesday Floral ticking. (3) MOVIE reading. TV, A f t 9 9 « Cotton solid color or stripe Cushioned foot; Stripe tor About Town 21'x27" cut * 9 Orion I' blend crews In "The Catered Affair” (1956). .Lodz city newsman: “I must iSolid colors, # Beige. cinnamon, cof- Orionacrylic blend tops. White, colors, 7-10. or white,...... colors. 1011)2101 say sugar production is going size, corded. new Fall colors; 6 to 11. basic and bright colors. Bette Davis, Ernest Borgnine, Trinity Covenant Church will Kapok filled, ■ (eebean black magic. S, M, L. Stretch 9-11. It’s The Best Show In Town! Debbie Reynolds. quite fine ... And here is one have Bible Study tonight at 7:30 (8-40) DICKCAVETT more fact which I got at the last with the Rev. Norman E. ,100% Cotton Sanforized li minute before entering the studio ( THE NEW (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Swensen. Nursery is,provided. Men’s Men’s . Boys’ Boys’ — I think it will interest all Square Polyester 100% - 1:30- The Board of Christian Educa Bike Cot jn < CENTURIONS u t h r U M e t (3) MOVIE listeners — sugar beets in Lodz tion of Community Baptist and or •s and “The Liquidator” (1966). Rod 16 per cent sugar.” Church will meet tonight at 7:30 Plaid /^UNIVERSAL RELEASE Long Cotton TECHNICOLOR* | Taylor, Jill St. John, Trevor Anchorman:“Thank you Lodz, at the church. Country and now on to Poznan.. Tall Knit Jeans ■ SJt - Ma.j Howard. Corduroy Sweat World Community Day will be Machine Washablel iShirtB Flannel Shirts Uoa.-nwi.8fJi. I held Friday at 8 p.m. at Com Fri.-sii.7J8,S:30 ] I Mysterians" Caldor’s Own Round-A-Bolster Shirt F a n ta stic munity Baptist Church. The Mattress Pads G re a t Sun.4-6-8 I 99c program sponsored by Church C u t size Reg. 2.19 V a lu e l S a v in g s l Women United of Manchester, is Twin Rug. 3.79 ...... 2.97 8 ' X 20 ' in smart solid HARTFORD ROAD entitled “Canning of Age.” All are Full Rag. 4.79...... 3.97 D a i r y colors. 4 invited. Woven plaid with Q u e e n ^9|& ■ 101 Uses! gear No-iren poly/cotton banded waist. 4 Dairy Queen FORD GRANT IS MATCHED Authentic country Great Fall WEEKLY SPECIALS Brushed cottons, rib knits. Zip front pockets. Assorted emblems Italy, J INBOSTON matched plaids. S to shirts, long sleeves. plaids, reg. or slim, England, U.S.A., 8-18. 8-18, AT SPECIALS GOOD BOSTON (AP)—The Ford France, XL. brazier. FRI., SAT.g SUN., NOV. 3,4/5 Foundation has written a letter »R«g. U.S. Pat. Off.. Ani. D. Q. Corp. to the Opera Company of Boston T o d d le r s ' Women’s UoujARDjoiinson^ stating that the company’s 1972 Misses’ Travel and W a te r p r o o f financial statements had been St. Marys Wide width completed and the Waterproof Fashion Handbags Electric Blankets requirements of the cash Boots BOOTS Twin, 1 control - j - t ( % , Every Monday 9 PC. CRISPY reserve program had been met. 100% Snow White Reg. This means that of the Full, 1 control .t g . g y y Polyester Stuffing Canvas, polyurethane Vinyl Barbecued'chicicen, mashed $492,226 total grluit by the Fort 9.99 7.88 and soft leather. Many Reg. Full, 2 controls r Reg. 1.29 shapes and styles. Great 4.44 potatoes, coleslaw, bread Foundation, the $257,422 Guaranteed wa bags. 4.99 5 FRIED Our Reg. 24.99..V...... I • ; For toys. values in better be and butter (served all day allocated by the foundation to terproof! Choose over the hoot in white pull on In back. WITH ; Queen, 2 controls .. H pillows, crafts. S ilts S to I pay off the balance of net black or brown In all you can eat) THIS ■ ^Our Reg. 27.99. 2 4 . 9 7 i hobbies. current liabilities as of May 31, S, 5 to 10. 1.69 COUPON J «T' CHICKEN \ 1971, had been matched. The 11. Every Wednesday Reg. S2.69 ■ matching funds were contributed by corporations, f a b u l o u s f a b r i c Fried filet of flounder, foundations and people of New french fried potatoes and ...... DrNN¥RVpEaA^^ England. Special Purchase! Brushed Warm and Toasty coleslaw (served all day Ute second part of the Fort , Perfect Wool and Wool Blends all you can eat) Foundation grant, whidi is to For The Heavyweight Denim Prints BURGER ^ 2PcsCrispy come, will enable the company Young 1.49 Sewer! Great assortment of to increase its fiscal stability. plaids, other patterns Every Friday FRIED which never before existed, by Easy care, 100% . ! ■ A' DELUXE A Great cotton. Smashing and solids. 54/60" . Z Model EWT17ST tating working capital. 1 . 1 7 yd' wide. 1 7 Gift Idea! prints. 45 ' wide. Fried tendersweet clams, Va lb. Burger CHICKEN L- french fried potatoes and Lettuce & Tomato Cole Slaw, Roll and Fries STUDIO ART coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 A heap of French Fries Whirlpool 17.2 cu. ft. "Big Top" refrigerator Machine Washable Fabulous FakesL Acrylic p.m. only - Seconds if you t i l CLASSES Sew ’em and Stuff ’em! Fur Animat PrinU wish) '^ EXTRA SPECIAL ^ • No-Frost throughout — even in big 168-lb. 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Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. P o t t e n o n ’s Coneaniant Eiit Hartford Location 5.77 Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Take it Home or Eat It in our Spacious Dining Room Frn Parkini Firesafe, "shrinkproof - simply wash and hang, no iron. 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE |130 CiNTIR STRttT CORNER OF pHUBCH vExpertly tailored, heavyweight texture. 1 3 5 f For Further Inforinttion MANCHESTER •®Reg.U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D.Q.Corp.© 19Jfe Am. D.Q. Corp. TEL 523-9954 A T JDO T 94 WUoBUR CROSS PARKWAY ^|pe«JjVijtkdoi|^jhcrW M |^^ (Small Ctaaan) PAGE F O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., N w . 2,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thuii.. Nov, j 1972- PAGE FIVK Set Friday 53rd District Public C4^uncil~Manager Government Cigarettes Confiscated \ ^ o r Nam ing Candidates Speak Records BROAD s t r e e t Lombardi’s house as a Said Best for Manchester Christmas Fair Set Dec. 2 WALLINGFORD (AP) - At least arrived, was arrested MANCFIESTER 1,000 cartons of apparent^ black- Wanraaty Deeds Haven on three diaiges rdated to ew Sheriff On RoadSf Schools Robert L. and Mary K. Brown Christmas in the Country, the p.m..with a potludc s u | ^ at the cranberry sauce, diicken flavored market cigarettes were con W E HONOR the possession and transportation to Robert F. Btanchard and Paul Backing the coundl-manager “ Under the strong-mayor annual Yule fair sponsored by the church, folloured by Allen’s rice, candied sweet potatoes, fiscated and two men were ( A P ) — ^ By SOLE. COHEN o f untaxed cigarettes. HARTFORD Cromie J. Rosetto, property at 348 E. (Hemld Reporter) form of government, in addition government,” she explained, women of St. Grorge’s Chruch, presentation at 7:30. He vrill com bread, jello. arrested Wednesday as a result of Domocnrtic legiilntive todera The cigarettes could rquesent The state most trire o v ? a B ra in a rd Middle T|Ae., conveyance tax ,aasP.«anvKaDaovaTonia lo P.M. “ If you want professionalism in to Miss Stuart, were: Carleton'F. "there have to be political will b§ held Saturday, Dec. 2 show slides and artifacts from ‘ Wednesday: Italian shells with a lengthy investigation of illegal have :decided to appoint a 7? R f",o ° U ) from 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. in the a profit of as much as flO.OOO if greater percentage of the support $28.60. government, if you want the most Sharpe, former dty manager of pressures on the chief executive, India during his talk. Persons meat sauce, buttered green cigarette sales, polke said. succeiMr to file late sheriff of DescriUng local roads as tittle parish hall, Rt. 44A, Bolton. they were bought in Florth of local educatibni if the ex Robert F. Blanchard and Paul representative, the most efficient Hartford and now a visiting especially when making ap planning to attend the supper are beans, chocolate fluff. Rocco Lombardi, 36, the resi New Haven County, J. Edward more than black-topped cow Carolina. That state, vdiidi 1$ tte pressed desires of residents in the J. Rosetto to kffichael G. and ami the best functioning govern professor in municipal ad pointments. Obviously, the Alma Amundsen, general asked to bring either a hot dish, Thursday: Meat grinders, dent of the home where the “Jad(” Slavin on Friday. paths, curving and cltobing up chairman, announces that a wide source o f mudi o f the illegal flow tri-town S3rd District are to be Gurol A. Denb, property at 348 E. ment for your town — the ministration at the yniversity of government takes on a political salad or d e s s ^ to share. . potato chips, cole slaw, harvest cigarettes were found, was and down hiUs, pretty m u ^ as variety of holiday items will be of untaxed cigarettes into Hehry T. H e^ , a Democratic realized, according to Ifidiara KOddle Tpke., conveyance tax coundl-manager government, as Hartford; Richard C. Lafferty, a .flavor — and it’s to be expected. TV Spot cake charged with sale of untaxed they did 150 years ago. offer^,. including a table of Connecticut, has a 2(Fcent t n on state omttalamunitteeinan from Cromie, Democratic Candidate $31.35. you have now, is the best for former town trumager in Penn Otherwise, the mayor is nothing Linda Boothroyd, a member of Friday: Tomato or pea soup, cigarettes. Republican 53rd District can Christmas greens and a carton. Tte Connecticut tu is Derby, is reportedly the leading for the state legislature from Roger W. and Irene Talbot to you,’ ’ the Manchester Charter sylvania and now director of — not even a weak mayor. The the Bolton Junior Woman’s Club touted cheese sandwich, John Cosenzvr 60, of Hamden, didate Jesse Brainard proposes a decorations, gift items and baked $2.10. contender for the J^. Coventry, Tolland a'nd George A. and Sharon H. Oran- Revision Commission was told munidpal consulting services for charter, out of necessity, must be conservation committee, will be a cranberry sauce, crackers, who police said drove avray from new method of financing state aid goods. Willington. dall, property at 82-84 Florence last night. the Connecticut Public Expen structured to give him the power. guest on WTIC-TV’s “What’s chocolate chip cookies. for the maintenance, of local Other attractions will be a “ He’s certainly in the lead right Two subjects continually cn^ St., conveyance tax $30.80. The speaker was Miss Patricia ditures Council; and David He must deliver campaign Happening?” show tonight at roads. children’s room featuring a fish now,” said Senate ITesident Pro up in his dooi>t(Hloor campaign Wiliam L: and Gail 0. Wolcott Stuart, assistant extension Bauer, former town manager in promises, He must show a com 5:55 p.m. She will be announcing He proposes the injection of a pond, Santa Claus and a shopping T o n Charles T. Alfimo Tuesday. throughout the district, Onunie to Robert W. and Linda B. John professor in the • University of Wethersfield and now general parison with the opposition par the townwide paper drive to be “ road usage factor*’ into the table with gifts for the small The House is scheduled to con says — the iniability to meet con son, property at 540 Wetherell Connecticut’s Institute of Public manager of the Greater Hartford ty.” sponsored by the. club Saturday. present formula based 6n..^foe Nicetown Not ' vene FViday minming and the stantly risinjg proparty taxes and a St.', conveyance tax $31.90. Chamber of Commerce. pocketbook. The seventh and Persons v^hing to contribute Service, an acknowledged Returning to the subject of total miles of improved and un Edith G. Bolin to Timothy J. eighth grade Sunday, school nempapers are asked to tie of Soiate Fliday afternoon to ap lack of confidence in the authority on city and town “ responsiveness,” she said, “ It is So Nice improved roads, to provide towns and Patricia A. Connelly, proper "T o m e,’’ said Miss Stuart last classes irtll sponsor this room. bag t h ^ and leave them in point the new sheriff. programs and vetoes of Govanor government, and a member of the attitude of the people to the with more funib, and in some ty at 26 Keeney St., conveyance Nationally Advertised Health & Beauty Aids! night, “its a choice between Handmade gift items, a white driveways or In front of their AUano said he read an attorney Thomas Meskill. the Mansfield Charter Revision goveminent and the attitude of PHILADELPHIA (AP) - An cases to turn over highly us
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A. PAGE SIX- MA^Ka^ESTEREnTO«^K^ HERALD. lteidi«tg.Coan..Ttm ri.. Nov. llW a i South Windsor t ‘ ; I'- t ; Our Choice Is Nixon Open Forum ew Group O d Doses KehnnI Suspicious Fire Hard To Control Jl 4i^ AA fire fire in in t lthe » vacant vacant Maceyka Maceyka WhiteWhite suffered suffered slight slight injuries irijuries as as a a shed-like attachm ent to the Our dK dce lot Presideiit is RidiaM bdievable program has been clearly shed-like attachment to the A noiHiartiaan group o f 5f residence on Grant Hill Rd. last result o f battling the fire. He house, and Fire Marshal Richard tion that Is determined to “ win n i^ t had firem oi baffled when it M . ra zon . evident. His conduct of the rampaign Founded Octi l, 1881 danc^ at ntil can in Us two y «in peqple Inve osganiaed and will "Oortract F ’ wHl be finished. . Persons interested may in niinob, Vermont, and b a^iarently fell through k floor, Gallnat said it appeared to have Supports Broneill no matter what depths thqr have stubbornly refused to be quelled has been marked by indedsiveness, work against the Board ol Streets involved in the rqnring* register by contacting Mrs. Ftancy presoitly in Greenfield, Mass. hurting hb leg, and was taken by been set. * We don’t subscribe 100 pa- cent to all as senator which is a t a t In itadf. to stoop to in order to sway until late into the evening. Published byManchester Publishing Cb., newqwper by carrier daily define 6 p.m. Dear editor; Bduathn’l proposal to build s ■re Ave^r (from Kelty Rd. to Giftyn o f 1539 Main S t, South She b currently working in a Coventry ambulance to the hosp- of Mr. Nbion’s programs and policies. blundering and excursions into both He is honest, sincere and reports public ofdiiiop.” Ronald Knapp of Dunn Rd. IS Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation dq^-< I am pleased to support $1J mUUqa sdxxd addition Pine Knob Dr.; Woodland Dr.; Wndsor. graduate prograte at the School tial for treatment. to the peo|de what is going on. Tbqr say proponents of the happened to be driving by the old We are disapp<^ted the President bdlacy and fantasy. tdqthone 643-2711 (AC 203.) Wiliam Broneill for 'el^ on to solve an overcrowding Laurd St.; Wghlahd Dr.; Oak St., Values for Teen-ag«s of Education at the university It is the second suspicious fire ment, 647-9946. Dave is active on the floqr for addition lave presented figum house at about 7:20 p.m., noticed from the Twdfth District to the proUem. Peach Tree, Lane; Dogwood A unique program on the dtt- and is associated with the in the area within a tew months. hasn’t spdcen ot| ,t m ore q>enly on an the We believe the South Dakota senator . PubUshed every evening excqit Sundays drug rehaUntatioo, a stta ^gei which are inaccurate and fu the blaze, and phoned in the About Town Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Connecticut General Assembly. T f e gtotqii, “ Cttiaens Against Lroe; Rqy Rd.; Pine Ifriob Dr.; cussion of values for teen-age Humanbtic Center. With Dr. Late in the summer, the vacant and holidays. Entered at the Mandiester, diaiige against drunk drhnns, and rates iriiich do not include the alarm. Fire offleiab noted the issues. We are disiqipointed that he to be an honest, sincere individual. We M em ber o f The A ssociated Press Bill is a sincere and oonqietent High S d ^ l Addition,” are nsiiig Pine Knob Cir.; Apple Tree youths will be presented at St. Sidney Sirpon, she is a co-author old Oirbtensen houre, which b The Stanley Circle of South the towns to keep contiM (d tiieir cost of equlpmerit, mainterunce, blaze was apprentiy of suspicious Conn., Post Office as Second fUays Mail young man. He has s e rv ^ his the initials CASHA for recogni Lroe; Murray Rd., Pam Lane; Margaret Maty Church Hall on 80 of the bhok “ Values and abnost next door to the Maceyka United Methodist Churdi wlD hasn’t spcAeh out on the Watergate also can’t help but feel that George own affairs. staffing or paiktog lot alterations. origin. M atter. country and our town with dis- tion. Gulley Dr., Ahern Lane; and Hayes Rd. Sunday at 5 p.m. Teaching,” a text used by public home, was also the site of a 1 ^ . sponsor a rummage sale Friday McGovern was the Democratic party’s Tile Manchester Publishing Co. assumes Please cast yotur vote on Nov. Hiey add that the addition sup North Coventry Volunteer Fire affair yet heartened somewhat by the tindion. The members of the gtoiq; Beelzebub Rd. M bs Marianne Keating from shool teachers and religious Last night’s fire appeared to, from 9 a.m. to noon in Cooper BuriL. Lyons PuUisher- n o financial responsibility for 7th for Dave Odegard. porters have “even tried to Dept, assistant chief Charles fact diat he has (»dered a second in “victim” for the 1972 election with our I hope the voters of the 12th believe the administration and Ontetoias Crafts the University o f Massadmsetts educators. have started in the attic area of HaU. S i n c e ^ , the package-more piUataUe by typographical errors appearing in adver- District will send this capable tile board have been leading the AtWoodUbnry will be the giiest speaker of the Miss Keating’s presentation vestigation into the facts. thinking that the party knew Mr. Nixon Subscription Rates Judy Ftochowski votirig to use Capital Goals Funds tise i^ ts and other reading matter in Tlie young attorney to the State voter "down the primrose path” The Wood Memorial Library is everting. She is a language- topic, “ What Value — lif e ” and mWoodbridgeSt to h ^ pay for the addition.” A T T E N T IO N V O TE R S : vote for Don Gonovesi at Waddell, Robertson would be difficult to beat and thus Payable in Advance Mandiester Ehrening H »ald. Capitol in January. anti therefore have nganiaed to currently qxinsoring Ouistmas teacher who has had nine years bw work with Dr. Simon will be However, the President has made Glastonbury In thro acknowledgement of OneM(mth|3.25 One Year|39.00 Dis|riay advertising dosiiig hours, three Resprotfully iltitem the voting public of the Onfts for teen-agers on Mondays teaching experience in public and discussed. and Buckley Schools and ManchOster High Schoof McGovern was sacrificed: We can’t help the overcrowded high school great strides toward a responsible solu fun diqrs prior to puMication. Mrs. Irene Beckett “ facta,” tiiey say. from 6:90 to 8 pm. The cost of tte private sd ioob in urban and rural The discussion is open to all feeling a bit sorry for the Senator in that Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 situation, the CASHA members 259 Hollister St. Spokesmen for the group are course b 50 cents per lesson and a communities. She is a graduate of parents in all parishes in South tion of wide-ranging problems both at By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months ^.75 Deadline for H m ld want ads, 12 noon said students admit it exists only althou^ he leads the top of the ticket, Manchester A Clear Voice Mrs. Jean M. Gesdman, Mario minimal durge for supplies. ,, Wdlesley College and has taught Windsor. prior to Bay ot puMication; 12 noon EUday in corridors and the cafeteria. home and abroad. A few examples; Siibscri)>er4 udio fril to receive their Agnes and Mrs. Catherine Rose. few Democrats, if any, wish to be for publication Saturday and hfonday. Dearsir: CASHA agrees South Windsor is a CASHA said first that the TIk withdrawal of more than 500,000 Redistricting oi the town has growing town and n u y ultimately RE-ELECT aligned to bis coat tails. Democratic Citixens Facilities Committee Amaicans from Vietnam, indudlng aU Re-Elect Odegard created a new Assembly District, need to expand its educational Congressman Bill Cotter was quick to and the Concerned Citizens the 12th, that warrants a new facilities, but repute the proposed ground troops, and the recent progress Dearsir; . . Group, along with some SAVE CASE MOUNTAIN point out the other day that he doesn’t man to represent those voters in addition labeling it a “white I would like to urge the voters members of tiie education board, toward a negotiated settlement: Capital Fare Hartford. ' elephant” that wM compound the go along with McGovern’s defense of the Fourth Senatorial District are fighting against an organiza- Initiatives in normalizing relations to re-elect Senator David Attorney BUI BroneiU has aU overcrowdbig problem that the program . D o n Genovesi Andrew Tally the characteristics so necessary “public will live to regret.” Th^ with Communist China by traveling to Odegard. I do this with great Inside the Democratic party, Sargent enthusiasm because of his to fill the positibn of state niaintain that the proposed addi Peking; representative from that 12th tion is so “inadequate in so many Shrivor has pointed out on some oc background, experience and solid An Experienced Leader. . T he M oscow iSummit and th e strategic Ghastly Campaign achievement. District Quiet and deBbentive, areas, that it reaches the hri^t casions that he draws larger crowds at When David Odegard was thoughtful and iinaummltn BUI Gotham of absurdity.” arms limitation agreement; political gatherings than does George elected state senator, he was only has a way of competently The group urges voters to read Spring Impositkm of wage and price controls WASHINGTON - Even that given the right atmosphere McGovern people poke 29 years old. He was a graduate handling any task. Look at the information that -will be made M c G o v m . Faces Dry allowing for the depressing fact we are all capable of turning ape. way he handles the assistant town available to them before Nov. 7, to h elp con trol inflatim i, boost econ om ic malicious fun at Nixon’s en ^ eer with post graduate work Write of Phone: Representative 12th District We certainly don’t question that both candidates sometimes Heaven knows Richard hOxon pronouncement during the 1968 hi math and in government and counsel job! election day, which they believe recovery, and despite some short manage to make Warren Harding may leave much to be desired We n ^ a state representative Spell the information on the building MANCHESTER McGovern’s sincerity, nor his motives. campaign that he had a “secret had his own real estate firm in BOARD OF DIRECTORS in retrospect look Inspiring, this both as a President and as a plan” to rod the war. I suspect Manchester. He already had fi^ who is no down the line follower program will prove to be a I comings thqr are woridng; NEW YORK (AP) - Uquor ; Whether his objectives are all in the is a ghastly Presidential cam person. But A ether or not he is a Nixon hoped to give the impres years broad experience in local of our aU too powerful governor. “waste of taxpayer’s money.” 41 Center St. I deliveries to stores, bars, Expansion of wwld trade and par- natioiul interest is debatable. Yet, we paign. The hatred abroad in the paragon of virtue and charisma, sion that he would settle the government. He had served on Let’s send an indeperident They also add that other alter Manchester restaurants, hotels and clubs in natives are available to solve the land Is almost unimaginable. whether or not he turns the e le c-. conflict within a short time aftro the Board of Directors and was voice to be rqinresentatiye from 649-5281, Eit. 230 tldpatitm in world monetary reforms; simply can’t subscribe to his suggested the metropolitan area were cut There is plenty of guilt on both torate on, there la something moving into the White House. the deputy mayor of Manchester. this 12th District. A vote for problem without double sessions o ff W e d n e ^ y by a strike o f 1,000 The nudntenance of a strong U.S. means of solving some of the problems sides, but it seems to me the moift pathetically tragic in the fact that That, unfortunately, is also Senator Odegard has BroneUl Nov. 7th wM provide being put into effect, but the drivers and 2,000 warehousemen tragic manifestation of the coun some of us have so lost our nwtal politics. represented his district well that clear Democratic voice. administration and the board defense, whidi is o f particular interest that face this great country and the rod clerks. try’s paranoia concerns itself bearings that we are praying But in fact raxon did have a during the past two years. He . \ Sincerely, “ made it quite clear that they The drivers are represented by to Qmnectlcut, des{dte heavy isressures world. His confusion simply doesn’t with the Wetnam War. In any against peace. plan— the gradual withdrawal of served on sevro committees in Joyce Gutman will not honestly consider them Teani^ters Local 816 and the drawing room, country club, or Certainly Nixpn is aware that American ground troops to show the Senate including the eduoi- 89TannerSt until the taxpayer makes it man- Urge approval of fw sharply reduced defense spending; equip him well for the presidency. warehousemen and clerks by saloon these days you can find there’s an election coming up. good faith and thereby persuade tion and the appropriations com Mandiester datoiy,” the group said. The ap|«t>val o f a 130.2 billion federal There are honest differences of opi Local 1 iif the AFL-CIO Distillery the purchase! people who hope with a He’s also aware that the war is a North Vietnam to sit down for mittees. He held monthly croi- Paving in Sewered Areas Workers Union. revenue sharing program. nion between Presidoit Nixon and Sen. pmrerted hope that Richard Nix political issue. As the New serious peace negotiations. Had ment sessions in each town. Streets in the Woodland Dr.- A union spokesman said on will fail' in his efforts to Yorkor’s Dick R ovoe said about he revealed the details o f this During these sessions any dtizen Pine Knob areas o f South Wind The ftesident’s opponent has failed Gemge McGovern and that’s the way it Vote for Flanagan suppUes could begin to dry up in negotiate a peace settlement with Lyndon Johnson in 1964, Nixon plan he might have lost the elec could bring his or her riews to sor will be paved this week, the 10 days if the strUe goes on. to present a convincing case in any should be. We believe there is a clear the Commui^sts. sometimes acts as if he’s deter tion to Hubert Humphrey, Senator Odegard’s attention. Dearsir: Department of Public Works N o talks wore scheduled with Bright area; Proposed site “I hate r^ n ,” said a man mined to win unanimously. And a because Lyndon Johnson’s ab Senator Odegard was always on I have known Estelle Flanagan E n^eer, Emil LucTO said. The issue. Sen. George McGovern’s inability need to foUow the course charted by' the Greater New York Wholesale over the brandy. "I pray every peace settlement signed on the dication showied that the voters the jo b — a year round senator— for several years now. I had the Norton and Charing Rd. area will Dark area; Retained by owners to crystalize his views and presoit a Nixon during his four years in office. Liquor Dealen Association. night that he doesn’t settle the dotted line before next Tuesday wanted peace yesterday. Again, doing his hm eworic, never mis good fortune to have wmked with not be done because the sewer The unions reportedly war. I don’t want that SOB to get would wrap things up. politics. Or as John Kauiedy sing a vote, truly representing all hro in past campaigns rod to luve excavation has recently been demroded that other firms hire any credit for anything.” But we should give the man once put it, “You can’t do the people o f his district. witnessed her efforts in'varlous backfilled and suffidrot settle 60 drivers and 125 warehousemen Heads nodded agreement credit for a little horse sense. anything unless you get elected.” In contrast Senator Odegard’s d v ic activities in Glastonbury ment bas not yet occurred. REPUBUCAN rod elsewhere. I can personally and clerks, who were laid off Because of the paving, around the table. They belonged He’s got to want to end the war, So yes, Nixon did fool the opponent has few of the CANDIDATE to. people who are fervent ad say that she brings a breath of when the Austin Nichols firm residents are being asked tc^ election or not, because any war pe<4 >le. Ife had to know that his qu^cations needed to be a I shut a warehouse in Queens. ISTH DISTRICT GENOVIU iOR ^Swords Into Plowshares ’ mirers and supporters of Gewge is a ruddy nuisiuice to any Presi “secrey>lan” would take years to good state senator. She has never f r '^ air with her convictions and refrain from raking leaves onto A spokesman for the employers McGovern. The consensus was dent. Motive is immaterial on reach ^ tio n and he refiised to served in public office. She has deep desire to work on behalf of i the streets and to remove leaves RtPRESFNTAriVE >iaid drivers now earn $ 1 ^ a SflUE CASE MOUnTflin that their candidate would still this one. The fact that Richard let the voters in on that limited administrative ex others. It is her determination ^ . which have accumulated in COMMITTEE Sen. Gecrge McGovern, in liiS latest not been technology, as much as a lack wieek, but get 40 to 50 per cent have a. fit t in g chance to win the Nixon may be trying to rod the knowledge, lest they refuse to perience in volunteer work. A and courage to speak out on the gutters. more iii overtime. For further information, swing throu^ the NObn^ State, has of capital, that has held back moderniza election if t h m is still fighting in war only to insure his reelection gjve him the time he needed. One nice personality is not enough to issues in a very personal Way that Lucek said with the completion A union spokesman said of the paving schedule except for contact p le d ^ a imjgram to keq> eiilplc^ent tion. Connecticut is currently faced with Vietnam next Tuesday. I do not is as insignificant as the cir big black mark for Richard Nix quality a person to serve as a wUl make her a most effective warehousemen get $168.20 a Joe Lawier, up despite his pled^ to cut back on the loss of its privately-owned bus believe these are bad people. But cumstances that George on’s ladcof candor. state senator. state senator. minor lawn and curb repair work week and clerks about $125 on the and pumping station installation, drfense expenditures. tystem because it is cannot earn a such talk is a terrible reminder McGovern has made Uie war his But praying that Nixon will fail The voters of East Windsor, I, therdore, urge you to give 202 Autumn St., 649-8845 Paid political advortistmtnf by the OtnovtsI for Roproiontatlvo Committoo, average, the sewer construction under Hie idea of turning “swords into reasonable profit. No. 1 issue in his campaign. The to end tte longest war in the South Windsor, Bolton, Coventry, your vote to &teUe Flanagan, a John Htdiund, Troasuror______pilowshareS” is not new nor is it un What we are trying to say, without importatat thing is that both agree nation’s history? Come off it, Hetyon, Andover, Manchester, woman with the diarm nnd > I^ t necessary to get the job done for desirable. Hbwevo’, in a complex and trying to be a wet blanket, is that before Today’s Thought the war should be ended. America. anid Glastonbury will do us in the State Senate. highly industrialized economy it is, un you can sell “ plowshares” there must be themselves a favor by reflecting Dag Hammarskjold wrote; I Senator David Odegard on Nov. Very truly yours, |;;> fortunately, easier said than done. The a maricet for them and the buyer must '
PAGE ElIGHT— MANCHEj^TER EVENING HEIRALD, Manchestcfi Conn., Thurs., Nofv. 2,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Tnun., ntuf. X, Uffit— FAUE NINE Soutli Windsor D r. W a rre n 'School Menus Giulietti Firm The cafeteria menu for fli*'ST’ F r o m Y o u r A d d resses Manchester public schools Nov. p o ta to ^ p s, tossed salad, m l^ ^ ^ A DeGiacomo Opposes 6-10: aw)le crisp. \ Against Income Tax A u x ilia ry School Wing Neighbor's Kitchen Monday; Tomato soup, John L. Giulietb, Republican of tax would create two septrate By Vivian JT. Fergu$on frankfurt on a roll, french fried candidate for representative from income taxing systems, one Dr. David Warren, president of potatoes, vegetable sticks, milk, ELM One more Board of Kdiipatinn State Board of Education’s opi the 56th General Assembly federal and the other state and the.Hartfqjrd? County Medical gingerbread with temping. ber, FNed Def^como does nion of the Wapping Annex ’’ District, said he has taken a therefore only the large corpora AsSQChititlM, nnd1 Manchester CERAMICS favor the propose |1,9 which, Mrs. R t^ i claims, he strong stand against the imposi- tion and wealthy individuals Tuesday: Election Day. No X .. physician, ^ ^ e s t speaker at H a s A G ood Stock o f million high school addition butprivately requested. t i x of a state income tax while would be able to pay the battery ''t Several years ago, Olive Wilk 'th e q i^ i rerly meeting and school. srid mmre effective and efficient Also, she seeks a letter from charging that his Denmcratic op of tax lawyers and accountants to and her husband Michael vm Wednesday: Hamburg gravy on XMAS GREENWARE luncheon of the Manchester Wholesale ARetafl use of present facilities can solve the town manager, Terry ponent Thomas Dooley has “in decipher the two tax schemes.” .out to dinner with another cou Memo] Auxiliary held potato, peas and carrots, birad, fiip overcrowding problem. Sprenkel, substantiating the dicated that he is not against the Giulietti said the average wage ple. The two men had just YWCA Plans Party butter, milk, lemon crunch bread ELM CERAMICS r^centlg^t Willie’s Steak House. 7 0 East Center S L In a prepared statement, school superintendent’s conclu creation of a state income tax earner would suffer as he would returned from a trip South to play TmMc of Dr. Wirren’s talk was pudding. DcGlacmno said be feels the high sion on paying “less mills for altogether.” be left to his own resources in Thursday: Grinder, M anchester golf. "Now,” the gentlemen ^ d , " l ^ t ’s New in the Little Black The East Branch of the YWCA school addition, as pi^pposed, is former and proposed school con l ^ l e calling Dooley an astute filing two types of income tax "we want you two to go to Ber Bag,” iq which he explained the of the Hartford Region is having applesauce, milk, ice cream. inadequate if the academic struc struction as noted in his Oct. 30 politician GiuUetti said, “But Fve returns and w xld quite possibly muda.” The ladies took a imiay change in medical care in the last a Christmas Franchise Party, ture of a four-year h i^ school is press release, as this financial seen no popular support of a state miss legitimate state tax deduc trip to the scenic island. several years, the increased con Nov. 10, from 9:30 a.m. to noon, tn be kept intact. responsibility belongs to the town income tax.” He added, “The tions. Ihe year 1961. was the begin sumer demand for medical ser-/ at the YWCA in Manchester, 80 He adds if additional money is manager,” she said. voters have a real choice on ning of may visits to Bermuda. vice, increased use of the' N. Main St. to be spent on education he The third request was that election day, a state income tax Olive now goes there 2 or 3 times "Known For Quality emergency room, and the for^ Mrs. Stephen Smith of South Iw ATKINS I would prefer to see it used for board members should also or no state income tax. a year. Sometimes, she will go mation^of medical groups. Windsor, chairman of the East ll.ARTFORD tehchers and teaching tools receive the accreditation report ”As I understand Mr. Dooley’s A b o u t with a friend, sometimes with her Famous For Service” Dr. Warren said that the Hart Branch administrative com S m .\ n (: h e s t e r rather than a facility that would referred to by the New EIngland position, he would favor an ad husband; then again, with her . . . . ford County Medical Association mittee, is serving as party chair m-m . be “inadequate for the next few Association of Schools and justed gross state income tax if • diildren. Her married children is an action group founded in 1792 man. yehrs and superfluous after.” The Colleges in an Oct. 3 letter. the sales tax were substantially T ow n have each received a honeymoon consisting pf a board of directors' alternative does not have to be Mrs. Rossi also mentioned lowered and my position ik tr ^ to Bermuda as a wedding who meet monthly and a It will be a come and go at any half the organs we sell the Wapping Plan or double ses some exclusions she has derived directly opposite to this,” Giuliet The Stanley Circle of the South United Methodist Church will ' 9AFE.L0kJ gift. When the Wilks c^brated membership pf4;2(X). time affair with mini sion, be said.. from redent meetings held by the ti explrined. He emphasized that 9 ^ i H t l t SWE.ET LIFE sponsor a ruminage sale Friday the 2Sth anniversary oftfSeir wed He alsq ,^ k e bn providing demonstrations of Ayon, Copper- are bought by people DeGiacomo said the proposal board with the public. a state income tax, in conjunction from 9 a.m. tc /^ x n in Cxper ding, thdr children reciprocated quality ''m e d ic ^ care for less craft, Sarah Coventry, includes 23 additional academic with a lowered sales tax, would who can't play a note HaU. in kind. ^ ’ money. Under mis program, the Tupperware and Fashion Service. ropms, but in reality it only adds 1. She said the high schxl is cause increased administration On her seconUruip, Olive doctor and the hospital must be i^mphlets of the products are ehiven new rooms. In the overcrowded but in toe 1972-73 expenses in collecting each tax 69 became acquainted vdth the effipient at reasonable cost; the available at the YWCA offices I’nlikeliest bhneh of people you could pick to sell year, the graphic arts program dollar because two tax systems The Board of Trustees of the architect’s presentation, a public South United Methodikt Cbdrch Talbot Mothers, who are the consumer must be ready to throughout the Region until that organs lo. hiring held by the Public was delated because of lack of must be maintained. famous Bermudian Calypso date. Displays and new will meet Friday at 7:3(1 p.m. accept care ,,as it is readily Yet they own and love and play a million HAMMOND &iilding Commission Oct. 19, it fund and not space. The Republican candidate 5 c t . group, ^ c e then, she has made provided; the insurance carrier catalogues will be set up in the organs. said 12 existing rooms would be 2. The addition of 23 furiher indicated that he feels a (Sir* gym, Nov. 10. fast friend^ps with many native has to recognize aiid provide total Mrs. Stephen Smidi And this year, an astonishing number will trade in their used to enlarge the food lab, classrooms and 450 students will state income tax would give Bermudians who have visited the payment in the most efficient Babysitting is available. For HAMMOND organs on our larger models . . . because science, art and home economics undoubtedly necessitate the con legislators an additional t x l to Wilks at their 71 Hawthorne St. nection of the high schxl to the COOPERATIVE center, the hospital, home or more information, call the YWCA Manchester Y. Refreshments will aira uMch would all be replaced raise tax dollars for unwanted or home. they're learned to play well enough to want a lerger sewer system. unneeded state services. He office; aitd the government must offices of the East Branch at the be served. challenge. in the new wing, dropping the Mementoes of the Wilk’s numy be ready to finance care where total number of additional new 3. The proposed renovation to added, “I was one of the con /O il CO. visits can be seen throughout the others fail. This may help lo convince you that the excuse you've the science lab for 450 more' classrooms from 23 to 11. cerned citizehs who went to the FUELOIL Kie5TL£*=> CtiGCDLA-m a iild RAs a z im o l U j B Q y house. There are Royal DoUltpn Following his presentation, been using all this time isn’t Us final as you thought. *T cannot see how it is possible students includes only the addi Capitol, during the last legislative figurines, bone china jewehy, Edward Kenney, hospital ad All. you need lo do is put your enthusiasm where you to: house four hundred (400) tion of two lab tables which will term, to voice opposition against perfume in elegant little bottles, About Town 17.9 ministrator, discussed hospital talent ought to be . . . and within 30 days you'll be students in rooms—much less keep the rx m within conforming this unpopular tax.” / If paid in 5 days from date of fine English woolens. A beautiful use to avoid major renovation. QOIK OIE.SI .PPERS SPA6HEITI projects, including construction, playing your HAMMOND. give them the tools and instruc Eixpressing concern as.th how delivery. piece of blue goods, sent her by a 4. All schools in town must c a im e : anr. the administration, and various .4 million people and more know it's true because tors necessary for a good an adjusted gross income tax, if (24-Hr. Notice for Delivery) WOOD 1^ fiiend, will probably be made activities for both the hospital The executive board of the The Men’s i^ess Group of the education.” < eventually be updated to reflect passed, would be applied against 'OZ. Robertson School PTA will meet they've done it . . . and now it's your turn! 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE into a long evening skirt for and the auxiliary. Manchester Newcomers (Hub will He also mentioned that the the Federal Fire and Safety the average working man's MAV KINAI C KAMEL S p RAV tonight at 8:15 at the home of Mr. 315 Broad St., Manchester 0 9 holiday wearing. Mrs. Alan Krupp reported that meet Friday night at 7:30 at the elanentary population will have Ckides. We should bh doing this wages, Giulietti said, “This sort Olive is an energetic, there are two new volunteer ser and Mrs. Henry Poezobut, 107 home of I^il Grogan, 1204 W. now, she said, and we will have to PHONE 643-1553 Pond Lane. “dropped to such an extent that gregarious person. She appears to Mrs. Olive Wilk vices in the hospital; x-ray Middle Tpke. there will be over 800 seats do this at the high schxl if major be highfy efficient. The mother of department and emergency available in the 1974-75 school renovations are required in { ] $ T X A * CMOiCE five children, she now has only eggs slightly beaten; add parsley flakes (approximately 15 room. year when the proposed addition special areas. her two. youngest at home — and thyme. Mix altogether and minutes). Mrs. Roy Behlke was ap STAR. eAXElC'-O 5. A recent press release by a ELECT -ByCLAYB-POLLAN- should be completed. C^HOICE Dana and Dorrie. The names of roll into balls the size of a walnut. Note: Lime juice softens con pointed by Mrs.Irving Bayer to ARin URRA TONIGHT board member stated that Y4 Your Daily AeHrily Guido J M Mrs. Rossi Critical all five begin with the letter “D”. Roll in flour. (}ook in deep fat nective tissue of fish and shortens finish out the term of Mrs. HAS. 21 seer. 23 r l Board of Education member Timothy Edwards Middle Schxl According io iho Stars. “ y H ear This CLUB STEAK CU(iCKSTCM< until brown.. cooking time. -f^^AtS. (» OCr. 22k!4Ck! is not overcrowded, however, this IL I David is married, lives in Robert Kenniff, resigning To develop message for Friday, M rs. Margaret Rossi has omddu ko 2- 9-11-131 14-18-24-29^^. L B Norwich, Conn. Debofab is membership chairman. read words corresponding to numbers HAMMOND ORGAN school is operating at a 96 per CARL l i - '63-73.80-82 54-5!W6 ^ criticized the issuance of releases married to David King (another Hop ’n John of your Zodloc birth sign. cent capacity when actual enroll Mrs. Philip Sumner, auxiliary ^ T A U R U S SCORPIO Being Played to newspapers and the public David — another “D”) of 1 Use 31 New 61 Iryjicoted ment is compared with town ...... '■ Sauce 1 ham hock or pig’s tail or president, expressed her thanks ^ A tS . 20 OCr. 23( before some board members are Manchester. Students at the 1 cup'chili sauce 2 Entertoln 32Thot 62 Thon On The Main rated capacity in the 1972-73 ZINSSER L g . snout to all who helped make the ( ^ HAY 20 3 Criticism 33 01 63 Dishm WOK. 2 f - given the opportunity to review 1 V« «^12-lS-17-40 4Good 34 Of 64To University of Maryland, they cup mayonnaise ^luBch^n a success. 31-48-59-65J Floor by Our thq contents, and has publicly school year, she said. 1 cup pidgeon peas, soaked in S/52-75-79-87 5 Could 35 No 65 Reflected have one smi, live in Wilmington, dash T a b a ^ sauce • cold water overnight M ^ ^ m in g events are Careers 6 News 36 Business 66 Love-moking 76‘77-84-89f asked the South Windsor board to 6. And, if the Facilities Com FOR GIMINI Staff Organist... Del. Serve hot with toothpicks for 2 cups long grain rice (raw) Day, Nov. 9 at the hospital; Pink 7Yout 37 An 67 Your SAGITTARIUS begin working as a “committee of mittee Rieport is “so inaccurate C i-t o ic e : C a l i f . ^aUAY 21 8Do 38 Take 68 Good NOK. 22 / , « in it’s figures, why does the board Douglas brought another "D” dipping cod fish balls. 1(4 teaspoons salt Fantasy dinner-dance, Dec. 1, at 9 Tonight 39 Formulated 69Try toe vdiole to prevent surprise into the family when he married the Glastonbury Hills Qiuntry to to Wits 40 Posillon 1 70 Purpose ptC. 21 reports. constantly refer to it in either 3 cups water 3 - 5 - 8 - 2 3 11 Try 41 And 71 A Cili ii6-22-28-45 (Model T'582) Uslm lo lUininoiid's IVrw T-SS2 a girl with the same lume as one Club; workshop on hospital and 42 Today 72 Shocks agreement or disagreement?” she CHOKi; 1 st cor CKQICE CEHIER 'COT' 12 You're She cited three recent releases Bermuda Hind Fish -62-68 51-67-70 Spinrt Organ— It W ill Send You! RELIABLE of his sisters—Deborah Nickerson Ckwk peas with ham hock until community health needs, free 13 Exotic 43 And 73 With c she is interested in seeing and asked. With Creole Sauce CANCIR 14 Your 44 Unusual 74 Perfect CAPRICORN L g . of Manchester. T h ^ live in New tender but not mushy. Add rice lunch and annual awards f^y^JUNC 21 15 In 45 To 75 Might haying for her files, one which In conclusion she requested the York state. and bring to boil; add salt. Turn ceremony, Jan. 22; and the an 16 Don't 46 Noture 76 On I board members to work accor 22 17 Better 470ne 77 An JAN. IP V'Vv'' was summarized by Board of Olive met her husband Michael 21bs. fish fillets (any firm white to simmer and cook until water ding to their own policy CHOCK TEAK CrtOIL£ Bo k IELESS (MST nual meeting and luncheon, April 39-42-49 18 Thoughts 48 Light 78 To 4- 6-34-37^ Education Chairman James Ar 5 l l i - in Wllimantic where both grew fish may be substituted) just dries out. 30. C S'60-78-81-86 t i 19 People 49 Are 79 Be 44-46-57 nold this week. It is the chair procedures, jointly and not in up. They tpoved tp M a n c h e ^ 20 Hoppy 50 Kindly 80 Good AQUARIUS dependent of each other. REPRESENTATION 21imes wo 21 Won't 51 Defeat 81 Be man’s “interpretation of the riLLE.T bkause of Mike’s job — sheet Avocado Salad JULY 22 22 Allow 52Thon 82 Wine JAN. 20 9TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 2 cups tomatoes 23 More 531s 83 New metal worker in the Jhiperimen- ..AUG. JJ Vk cup water 1. head iceberg lettuce 24 Will 54 Be 84 Old ee,.u .m EXPERIENCED IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT i - j H 23 tal Department at Pratt & 32-35-47 25 Mixture 55 On 85 And 19-21-38-50(© ORGAN and PIANO STUDIO 1 large onion '4 head escarole. Guest Speaker I ®'53-58-74 • 26 Remember 56 Pleosure 86 Revised 64-72-85-88*^ h i A -6. h . Whitney Aircraft. 27 Then 57 Likely 87 Imogined Westbrook Disputes • Former member Manchester V4 cup p a r s i q r 2 large grapefruit or 3 small pisezs (Mive is a registered nurse. At VIRGO 28 H am 58 Absolutely 88 Surprises 17 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER 643-5171^ 3 large avocados or 4 small ' AUS. 23 fes. IP -jy-i Housing Authority 2 cloves Midge Gordon, a fortune teller, 29 Probobly 591s 89 Mystery OPEN Tl'E-S. thru SAT., TIIHRSUAY ’til 9 P .M / first, she took private duty cases, 1 pomegranate 30Plont 60 Likely M Approoch HAS. 20 1 teaspoon sugar will predict the future and tell of * sen. 22 11/3 ‘ then worked a few months at 1- 7-10-43^S Former member Manchester 1 Vk tablespoons butter Wash and dry greens and tear events of the present and past, i-25-33-36 )G o o d N e u tr a l. Decker Housing View Manchester Memorial. Hospital. into bite-sized pieces. Section 69-71-83-90ML Board of Directors 1 Vk tables)K>ons flour Friday at 2 p.m. at a meeting of € ;:5S:::%:j!¥::5!W::::::;ALSO AT WATKINS IN HARTf'ORIk^SftW::::::?::::;:::::::?:?: S v d i r r T e w » 6 , Fot the past seven years, she has apefruit and pour off juice. fid W O A W h itt been with the offices of Drs. H. 1 teaspoon salt & the (Cosmopolitan (Club at the G'i Warren Westbrook, Westbrxk urged voters not to Member Manchester Human (k teaspoon pepper emove seeds from Federation Room of Center “run to the state for services we Lehmus and D. Warren, local Spomegranate. Toss greens, Republican candidate for the Relations Commission internists. V* cup chbpp^ stuffed olives Congregational Church. Mrs. 14lh Assembly District has stated can provide better for ourselves.” (optional) grapefruit and seeds together. John Messenger will serve as In conclusion he said the best k m o c m One of the many reasons why Peel avocados, slice and arrange ' he does not accept a stand taken Past President Manchester Olive likes Bermuda is because To prepare fish, wash and dry. hostess. by Mrs. Cile Decker, his insurance towns can.,have against Place' in baking dish. Squeeze on top of salad. Serve with an oil Mrs. Gordon of West Hartford, increasing state controls is to vote Jaycees she loves to play golf. “I am so and vinegar dressing. (Serves 12). bm xratic opponent, that the involved with my family most of juice of limes over fish. Sprinkle a former resident of Manchester state would “force low cost into office “candidates who will Paid For By Volunteers For Zinsser, Jim Farr, tyeas. PEAK the time that I th o to u ^y relax with salt and pepper. Let stand for several years, will talk on the housing on South Windsor, if the support the principles of Home whoi I go there,” she says. “We one hour. Special for Skin occult, together with making in toWn does not accept it Rule.” have made such wonderful Sauce; Blend tomatoes, olives, dividual predictions and willingly.” chopped onions, parsley, cloves, Dry peeling skin can be ans)vering questions. friends and it has added so much painful. A special dry skin Westbrook’s comment are OPEN TILL 9 P.M., to all lives.” sugar and water. Cook 10 She is the owner of “The For minutes. Melt butter and flour cream applied nightly will tune Cookie,” a boutique in New from remarks made by Mrs. TUES. ^ SAT. TILL 6 It was not surprising when help prevent this. Try mois and add gradually to tomato mix. port, R.I. Depker. at last week’s League of Olive came up with a Bermuda turizing your face while in a Women Voters “Meet the Can w w W dinner menu for her goiumet Cook another five minutes. Pour hot bath so the cream can Refreshments will be served ove^ fish. Bake at 300 until fish after the program. didates” session in which Mrs. group. About a year ago, the w ork in. Decker said she opposed to Wilks joined three other couples. the* state intervening and forcing They get together about once towns to make accommodation \ every two months so that each for! this type of housing. Mrs. p l e a s e !!! ORDER VOOR woman is hostess only once a Dedcer did not speak out against year. The hostess selects the low cost housing, but said South menu, sends the recipes to her Windsor x u ld achieve a balanced friends. % e is then responsible M K tV S EARLY. W£ WILL hopsing through careful planning 9)UPPE.ILTIM£ l4 o z . for providing the beverages and am) not have any more of any 0 . one item on the menu but not th e' type housing than it wants. main dish. WAVE A m i m ilO N Bermuda night begin with rum NOW IN PROGRESS ‘|l do not accept the fact that DUTTERHUT Q giOASfI swizzles and hors d'oeuvres THROUGH NOVEMBER 11th the state should have a say in which included codfish balls in a- local zoning,” Westbrxk said, of TRESM MATIME BIRCH- ‘vvJE.ET L i f e Lae.. chili sauce dip. There was Ber and added that Democratic muda fish chowder and cassava Martinelli Interiors assemblymen have introduced WOOD i FROZEM TORREVS/ pie for which we gave you recipes legislation which would ^ve this in our June 15, 1972 colunm AT VERMOM WAYSIDE FURNITURE i power to the state. He said, up to OrAMGE JOICE , featuring native Bermudian, ROUTE 83 8'|;5i^9167 YERINOIN this point their efforts have not Herbert Bascome. bxn successful and that he ^ ______/ Olive brought back a Bermuda Opfn Tues., Wfd., Sat. lo 6t Thun. & Fri. lill 9j Closed Mondays would fight to keep this type of Hind - a fish of the grouper (? le ^latio n ' very strongly under DELI SPEICIALS family, which was serv^ with the* Home Rule Act. Qmac*(Travs creole sauce, an avocado salad, F e a t u r i n g . . . MASERY PAINT € 1 “We H on’t want the state and the famous hop ’n John, the MuBury it good paint for people who don V tike . telling local communities how to Life traditional dish of peas and rice to paint. And if you iov4 to paint you will love zone land, what kind or how 'ki£- served in the Bahamas. It is also Maiury. many homes to build,' what EAL LOAF seen as hopping John or hoppin' to Chilean must learn In shcxl, or ; W John. Our ^ u th also serves this where they must leqm it,” he (jOFFIE LlGUTEUEItr dish which is important to some said. He added that , the state M' O j as a New Year’s Day tradition. % O F F “should do for the town only ------The menu of the evening was 10 vriipt they are unable to do for ROAST BEEP presented in the shape of a All D ecorator Iteiriis hemselves” — the philosophy of and A c c e sso r ie s o I Home Rule Act in Comec- traditional Bermuda house band-. Look tor SALE FAMOUS LABEL . i t colored in typical colors of pinks and greens. A lovely watercolor At the candidates session, '• ‘f* W eribrxk told voters they must I *v of the Wilks’ favorite island hangs Rirge —Walltex 20 % O F F w ^ out for “politicians who UNIFORMS on the dining rodht trail — Schumaelier -r- WaVerly OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF i-hA Island of Paradise,” as Ufive calb Kir8ch~- Graber„ dangle the promise of increased 1 REG. 12.00 VALUES it. Bnanpial aid in front of towns” >|ind m any otfiers ^ x d reitterated his statement Don’t miss these spMial She shares with us four authen Chroihe p-averse rods B A T H A C C E S S O R I E S ... again “Hiis aid is paid for with tic Bermuda recipes. Birthday savings on selected for ifie'tmly ■ ■ # TOWELS • SHOWER CURTAINS the residxts’ own dollars, and styles from a manufacturer y x ’ll Bermuda Cod Fish Balls when it d x s come back, ii contemporary home. • know. These good looking uniforms with Chili Sauce Dip RUGS • BA TH MA TS BASKETS doesn’t do so in full measure — 1 lb. dried cod fish flakes o TISSUE HOLDERS • HAMPERS & some of it is lost in maintaining are styled in wash 'n wear 100% (covered with water and soak the bureaucratic system,” be Dacron* polyester or polyester and overnight) MANY OTHERS IN PLASTIC, WICKER & SCULPTURED METAL. CHOOSE FROM said, adding that it “carries with nylon blends. Misses' sizes 6-16. bolM Jtatoes (enough so that ^ Let Vernon W ayside Fi^ntture it rides, restrictions x d controls. Petites 6-14. Also 14V) to 2414. when mashed thoe is about ¥t / MANY FAMOUS LABELS INCLUDING Paper Your Room “I feel towns should fight to LINGERIE DEPT more potato than drained cod OPEN TILL 9 FIELDCREST k e x as many of their tax dollars fish) : While you are browsing be sure to ask your salesman how you| can get free paint ( TUES. & SAT. TILL 6 within their boxdaries as possi- USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE OR BUTTERFIELD'S CHARGE CARD Vi teaqKxm thyme paper for that room that you have been planning to “do.” ' bla and the state should deal Vkteasprnpanl^ey onfy with matters affecting two BUTTERFIELD’S MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-84 TO EXIT §92 2eggs X more towns,” he said. Drain cod fish a i^ rinse well. A DESIGN .... JUST FOR YOU I MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE I-4H to exU 92 Add to mashed potatoes. Add r V.
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PAG E T E N - MANCHESTEJt EVENING HERALD. M m chater. Conn., Thiira.. Noir. 2 ,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mlnchato-. C6nn., Thura., Nov. 2,1972- PAGE ELEVByi Rittenband Confident South Windsor CUDOLER ...TO School M e n u Local Questions Often Liveliest
Monday: Hot dog on a bun, CRADLE BABY^ FOOT. He Can Unseat Cotter ByDONMEIKLE controversies in their com 123,269 voted on the most con votes cast next Tuesday in the mashed potato, buttered great By SolR. Cohen- and cities concern the spending The five-eyelet tie troversial of the four state con beans, milk and chocolate crazy Assisted Press Writa munities. presidential election. of money and therefore nuiy By SOLE. COHEN His involvement was direct and accept it at reduce it further: A poll of 388 students and He' cited C otta’s “ invaluable cake. that ^ tly wraps Should you be able to buy a The questions are put to the stitutional anendments on the Some of the local questions on arouse more interest than (Herald Reporter) specific. The alleged Involvement S u p i^ by Cotter tor McGovern, faculty at Manchester Communi services td Manchester” in Tuesday; No school, election He said, “ hi addition, 1 plan to bottle of scotch in Roxbuiy? voters on the ^ e ballots that ballot—the 18-year-old Vote. the ballot in 31 Connecticut towns abstract constitutional nutters. Richard RHtenband is confi by the Republicans, on the other t l i ^ o r e , has to mean support by baby’s foot in extra ty; College showed them almost obtaining federal aid for the un day. conduct surveys, so that I will Should Watertown’s municipal bear the names of Nixon and Some 80.5 per cent of thie eligible hand, is v o y am bi^ous and cer Cotter for the McGovern support. The shoe equally divided between dent he will be e le c ts First employed, for public works and have the facts necessary to vote employes have to retire at the age McGovern. Howeva.^ntiy a frac voters cast ballots in that elec b u d ^ .” Wednesday: SpaghetU with President Richard Nixon and District congressman next tainly not directly attributable to to guard and unemployment, hnd for the tion, but of those who did, only tomato sauce, sausage, green as a represntatfve of the people.” of 70? tion of the people who vote for 10 Tuesday. He predicted the President.” Rittenband said he is “ against Sen. George McGovern, with a purchase of Case Mt.” salad, Italian bread and butta, guide baby's Should the city of East Hart president usually take the trouble to 11 per cent voted on the Wednesday, “ Fm going to It Rittenband then listed ,the anuiesty for both deserters and slight preference for McGovern “ Mth the experioice of the past milk, pineapple chunks. foot growth. Form a Air Force Lt. Gen. ford buy a golf course? to exercise their right and amendments. nnay be a v o y close election and third factor in his reason for draft dodgers. It’s unfair to those - 196 to 192. two years behind him,’’ Thursday: Tomato juice, roast Benjamin 0. Davis will campaign These and oth a questions of privilege to decide local referen It remains to be seen whether by a very narrow margin — but predicting his election. “ It. is who have served and are still $9. The poH was conducted by Miss Thompson said, “ Bill C otta is turkey with dressing, gravy, in Ihurtford Monday for the e la local import will be answered yes dum issues. another ’ state cpnstitutional I ’U win.” what appears to me to be the serving. Amnesty would be a Cynthia Stein and the social going to open new doors to help c i a h b ^ sauce, candied sweet tion of Richard Rittenband, GOP or no vriKn Connecticut’s voters Even state-wide referendums amendment allowing Superior The South Windsor Republican strong run by the President, and deterrent factor against any sdence classes taught by Assis Manchesta. He’s well tuned in potato, buttered peas, milk and candidate in the First go to the polls next Tuesday. attract the attention of relatively Court criminal juries to cut is waging a spirited cam pai^ to it is going to help me.” future draft this country might tant Prof. Jay Stager. on the community.” ice cream bar. Congressional District. Dwy nuiy not be as weighty as few voters. On Noy. 3,1970, when from 12 to six members will draw unseat the incumbent Democrat He aclmowledged, "(Certainly, need.” Of the 388 who voted, 133 are 1,121,090 Connecticut citizens any higher percentage of the Friday: Tunafish grinder, C u d d le r II Gen. Davis is the former direc-. the question of who should be — U.S. Rep. William' Cotter of there’s bound to be some ‘coat He said, "By supporting Democrats, 54 are Republicans ' Whatever else the election sliced tomato, lettuce,’ cole slaw, tor of the Sky Marshal Program. president of the United States for voted in the state election, only H artford . C otter, in 1970, tail’ effect and naturally I McGovern, who is fur amnesty. and 167 are unaffiliated. The raults bring Tuesday night, they potato chips', milk, applesauce. He now is in charge'bt the Anti- the next four years, but the local defeated former Hartford Mayor welcome it. However, I think I ’ve Cotter, no matter what else he remaining 34 are not registered will bring an end to most of the • Airline Ifijacking Program for questions sometimes stir lively made an impression on my own says, also would be supporting voters. Ann Uccello by only 1,165 votes. national, state and local the U.S. Department of '^nspor- SEE What You Buy Rittoiband said he feels he can that has convinced people I will amnesty, because the I ^ id e n t Of the 133 registered campaign rhetoric. PARKHILL-JOYCE FLOWER Shop GOLF IN SWAMP Jumping-Jacks. tation. wipe out the margin next be a hard-working, independent has the power to grant amnesty.” .M Democrat, 42 voted for Nixon. One candidate for the General Nothing you buy will ever be as permanent as a family (A P )—What do you do with Tuesday and he based his con congressman — concern^ about ” lt’s high time,” he concluded, Most feet are born perfect. They should stay that way. Of the 54 r ^ t e r e d Rq)ublicans, Assembly said of his opponent 3 & Ij. Year Olds WEEKEND SPECiALI swampy land? Build a golf monument. Its purchase warrants thought and guidance. fidence on three factors. specific problems in this dis “the people of this district had a 5 voted for McGovern. The recently, “ He’s got an open The Manchester League of course on it, says Edward See what you buy. Visit the monument dealer who has a “ I have waged a campaign that trict.” congi^num who supports the unaffiliated vote was almost mouth and a closed mind.” Women Voters is cooperating 6EECHW 00D has covered the issues and that He named as one of the specific President of the United States on. Lawrence Packard, a golf evenly split. with the state League and with Pompons complete display, and who can design a ooimse architect. According to has probed the concerns of the problems the need for jobs .east the great issues — and none are Andy Robustelli, former New the ABC network in gathering NURSERY personalized monument to harmonize with Packard, if land is too swampy BARRE' people,” he says. "That is the of the Conne^cut River — es greater than war and peace.” HEW Secretary Elliott York Giant great (and of Yellow election results Tuesday. SCHOOL Its surroundings. . important first factor and from pecially at Pratt & Whitney in for buiiding purposes, it just MANCHESTER Richardson w ill campaign iii Pages fame recently) will appear Mrs. Marshall Cohen will 4 59 RachelRd. 4 .6 8 We have the experience. We have the com I G U lL q their remuics I believe I have East Hartford. niight be ripe for a golf course. Manchesta Saturday morning for Friday night at a rally for Presi report the results" in Voting • Manchnter plete display. We specialize in fully guar reached th m . They say they are “ Very few people know,” he He says that wet areas can be Richard Rittenband, GOP dent Nixon, scheduled for 6:30 to District 1, Buckland School; and Monumenti PARKADE Come see our Indian Corn, Bittereweel, Fall Flowers anteed Select Barre Granite Monuments. impressed with v ^ t I ’ve been said, “ that I am the first can Glitter Sweater dug out to form man-made candidate for First District con 9 at the Elk’s Lodge in East Mrs. Morgan Wilt in Voting MORNING & and Arrangement... sajdng and that they agree with didate fi'om either party to reside A dazzling, yet Inexpensive lakes or graded higher for trees gressman. Hartford. District 5, Buckley School. AFTERNOON CLASSES east of the river and to run for T|ie two will visit the residents Mrs. Robert Burbank of An- Tel. 649-1696 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 SAPORITI MfMORIAL CO. me. outfit for the holiday season and fairways. The event, called “ A Grand 470 UMNT MK ST., MABOHIDSVBlt—048-7788 "Secondly,” says Rittehband, First District rongressmen. Many requires the purchase of only of Mayfair Gardens, the homes Happening to Re-elect the dova will report results in that FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. “ I find a considerable amount have wanted to run, but none a sweater. Glittery sweaters, for the eld aly off N. Main and N. President,” is a cooperative af town. of anti-Cotter sentiment — itself received the nomination.” wool interwoven with me- School Sts. They are expected fair by Manchesta, East Hart based on three factors. He said, “ 1 find from people in tallc threads, can be pur th a e about 10 a.m. ford, tenth Windsor and Glaston “ They resent his support of the district— especially people in chased fo r under. |20. A ll you bury Republicans. have to add is a pair of pants Sen. (ieorge McGovern, they Manchester and South W inder— William Broneill, Democratic One of the attractions will be or a long skirt for the perfect recognize & do-nothing record, an appreciation of my intention 1 party look. candidate in the 12th Assembly the Southington Golden and they are not happy with his to be home each weekend and to District, has been endorsed by Crusaders, a 70-piece teen-age involvement with the Hartford be readily available to my con the Connecticut State Labor band. Flre-ITT merger.” stituents. I intend to maintdn our Council, AFL-CIO, and by the Asked how he can criticize South Windsor home and my wife Northern Area UAW. Carl Zinsser of Manchester, Cotter on the one hand and yet and our two children will return ^Broneill said that one of the. GOP candidate in the 9th with me each weekend.” LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET ignore the alieged involvement by Chilean Truck Drivers | most glaring diffaences between Assembly District, has repeated the Nixon administration in the Rittenband listed several himself and his Republican his pledge — not to vote for a Tender, Flavorful # Fresh Whole # Fresh Chicken IT T merger, he replied, " I have reasons for his belief that he is WHOLE TOP - U.S.D.A. CHOICE opponent. State Rep. Donald state income tax—and claims his never a c c u ^ Cotter of doing better able than Cotter to solve Genovesi, is “ my total opposition Democratic opponent. State Rep. Fresh or anything illeg^. I ’ve said he used the specific problem of jobs east H Air Their Problems to a state income tax.” Muriel Yacavone of East Hart Parts Sale! poor judgment in the way he of the river. He said, “ My opponent voted ford, not only is for the tax but Chuck Steaks Chickens handled the merger when he was “ I already have a promise from for a state income tax during the voted for it in the 1971 General Smoked Pork House Minority Leader Gerald CURICO, Chile (A P ) "Here, barely makes enough money to state insurance conunissioner. to5k office, and production 1971 legislative session and has Assembly. First Cut LEGS Ford (hat I have an appointment look! How can I work with a feed his family, let alone keep his dropped. publicly ^ o r s e d such a tax on Zinsser has called upon Mrs. 2'/a to 3 lbs U.S. Government Inspected 1 " to the Armed Services Com thing like this?” cried Alvaro truck running,” declared the 44- “ The workers at the tire fac many occcasions. I want the' Yacavone to explain her vote Bone In Tender. Moist, SHOULDERS The Ireshost and mittee waiting for me,” he said, Nunez, pointing to the bare tires year-old union chief. “ Prices tory spend their time going to OF people of the 12th District to against H.B. 5864, which would tastiest Chicken you Dark Meat %Jf lb Steak your family to a great “ b addition, I will be close to the and broken springs of his Ford keep going up and up. But now political meetings instead of know } will vote against a state have made it a crime to display a Take a Break from Beef maal - Serve it up sizzling can buy. All are U.S. Nixon administration. I support soft-drink deiivery truck. there are no spare parts. The making tires,” a disgruntled income tax when it comes before flag or. emblem of a country or This Family Pleasing Way. with onions, mushnxHns and Grade A and that’s him, whoeas Q )tt^ has been a “ You can’t get tires. You can't trucks are falling apart. So what’s organization engaged in open striker commented. “Angela the next legislature.” an your favbrito saucory! all FInast sells. carping critic of the President. I get spare parts. That’s why I’m the use?” Davis visited Chile earlier this BEEF hostilities against the United lb lb BREASTS fe e l.I can be a more effective on strike. The government says Olivos talked to a visitor on a month, and they closed the plant state Rep. Muriel Yacavone, States. The bill failed to pass. Lean U.S.d.S. Government Inspected H p advocate for the people of the we’re doing this for political wood bench in the strike camp’s W ill cut info Steaks and Roasts as you wish, will blast freeze Zinsser said he would have voted down for the day to go near her.” East Hartford Democrat running Tasty Center Cut, Bone In ^ Any Size Package A Treat lor NAPTIME district.” reasons. Well, you tell Senor headquarters: a canvas canopy The strikers get food from * no extra charge. Avg. w t. 12 to 14 lbs. for re-election in the 9th for the bill. White Meat Lovers! RJP He said that Cotter’s record President Ailende to come down supported by the backs o f two Pork sympathetic farmers, workers Assembly District,' has been en or . proves he hasn’t been an effective here and look at my truck.” trucks and dubbed The Sheraton, and university students. They dorsed by the Connecticut State Arthur Shattuck of East Hart W ater Stoak' Ground Chuck advocate. “ Defense spending in Nunez was among 775 strikers after the fanciest hotel in the cook meals in big metal pots over ford, Republican candidate in the Chuck Roust Thighs 65" EXTRA LEANa-FRESHGROUND U.S.D.A. Choice Labor Council, AFL-CIO, and by Added this area dropped $168 million camped on a farm in south- capital, Santiago. open wood fires. The [ NOT PRE-PACKAGED Center Cut Block the 'Connecticut River Ecology 3rd Senatorial District, has Fib “ We are also absolutely against h0pbjr>a during Cotter’s first year in of cenhul CJhile’s wine country, near encampment has a health post Action Corporation. pledged, if elected, to vote on the Semi Boneless, USDA Choice Tender Chunks of Chuck W ings 39"^ fice, when compared to the this town. Parked with flatbeds, state ownership of the trucking and a canvas chapel for Roman Mrs. Yacavone, a member of issues, and not by political i>arty. Oscar Mayer59 amount obtained by former tank trucks, half-tons and even a industry,” Olivos said. Chile has n, Chuck Roast H,.89^ He said he would maintain an Catholic Masses on Sundays. 1 Chuck Ground 89^ th e General Assembly’s B o lo g n a a ;■ ' 'In C on gi^m an Mim Daddario in few city buses, the owners and no big nationwide trucking fleets. office, “ where people can tell me 89^ Of . Drumsticks 69' NAPTIME environment committee, is one of Chuck Roust StoahT Stew Beef his lu t year in office,” he in drivers contend that an economic Most truck owners have just one their views on the issues and tell ‘TAPESTRY’ RECORD 12 legislators endorsed Ijy the Big Value Skinless l - o sisted. mess has made it financially or two vehicles. me of their problems.” Breasts ''ZA SETSRECORD ecology group. “ 1 favor a strong national meaningless for them to stay on Mucke's^Link - - _____ F r a n k fu r ts B'onileu NOVEMBER HOLLYWOOD (AP )-Sales Boneless, USDA Choice defense,” Rittenband said, “ and the road. Many of the striking truckers k . , ^A^ur Shattuck, Republican London Broil Shouldor 129 09 of Carole King’s “Tapestry” S ENQ t Cotter, by supporting McGovern, “ We’re willing to suffer the said they voted for Ailende riihhing for state senator in the or album bn Ode Records have S d u s a g e ,i,.99'‘ POOL ■ Seafood Specials!. lb, supports his defense cuts. final consequences,” stated Oscar because of his promises to free ,p. 3rd District, has criticized his Chuck Chuck Roust Steak lb topped the 5.6 million unit mark LEGS 4 9 ^ I Cube Steak “ What I mean, essentially, is Olivos, president of the Curico Chile from “ imperialism” and Democratic opponent for a vote TABLES in the United States, as of the PmCF.S IN THIS At) EFFECTIVf. THRU SAT. NOVFMHril that the President presents his State Transport Workers Union make life better for the average concerning the Connecticut I Flounder FiUet defense budget to (ingress — in Sept. 15 audit. Fresh Route 30 Vernon and leader of the rebel citizen. ‘"Fhe government did not Commission on Special Revenue. •'Gtnuirw Quarried Slite WE AHE HAPPt El Camino Plana McGovern’s instance, a reduced encampment. keep its promises," said a The company says this mkes Livefy Gum Rubber Cushion New ,5 [2 9 TO REDEEM FEDERAL IF YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST He said that State Sen. Harry FOOD STAMPS defense budget — 'and that the “ A trucker these days in Chile middle-aged driver wearing a it the biggest-selling individual • HlfhMt Quality Wool Blend Cloth Bedford _ LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.R. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF BEEF - SAVE Burke voted against placing the t Choice of One or Three-Piece Dowled Slate Congress can’t raise it. It can only torn wool sweater. “ Ailende said record album in U.S. record- AND EAT LIKE A KING! commissioners and their staff Fresh'Pacific Oysters ‘.“ 99c things would be good for the history. under the provisions of the COMPLETE WITH working man. But things are bad Shrimp “s'KSSr >^1.29 Three records were more or Connecticut Code of Ethics Belfium Baits DMF ^ MOTTS ^D U N C A N HINES We're fussy about the NOW! ON SALE IN NOVEMBER for the working man.” l^ss tied for first place before, Law.” 4 - 2 piece quality Cues California Squid 3it.bo.i.i9 Wooden Rack way we trim our Chile used to import most of its according to the record com “ Anyvriiere gambling is in Deep Sea Treats'sVrle 'o 99c vehicle parts. 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/' r* PAGB T W E L V E - MANCHESTER EVENING HBRlILD^ Manchegter, Conn., Thura., Nov. 2,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn..Thun., Nov. 2,1972— PAGE THTRTBiHq Districf Fire men Quell Obituary Area Hebron COP Celebration Expands Tolland Fire in Grain Elevator Because of the large reqMnse Tuesday: Shepberd’s p4e, mix Friday: Fishwlch, mashed for tickets for the R^blican ed vegetables, fruit bar. potato, green peas, Police party’s “ <3ean Wctory” codctail Manchester’s Qghth District Wednesday: Hamlmrg Idzza, cake. School Question: Build or Transfer Mn. Jowphiiie Wagner Mrs. Sophia Z. Maloney In other Eighth District fire party scheduled for Friday fironen surmounted difficulties activity Wednesday, the garden salad, peadies. M aHtetcr Eveaiity HccaU Mri. Josephine Frances Mrs. Sopl^ Zinsser Maloney, evening in the Paradise Launder years, according to the CPEC the support , of 34 of those con in reaching a fire in a grain volunteers were caUed to LydaU Blotter ’Thursday: Lasagne, .green Hebron Correspondent, Anm Arguments for. and against the the addition to $950,000. Barlow Wagner, M, of 14A 90, o f Eari Windsor HUl, widow Center, arrangements have been beani, fruit Jdk>. report. tacted; two for President elevator Wednesday, and quickly Inc. on Parker St. at 11:06 p.m. to Emt. Tdephswi 22H871. need fix the construction of the The derision will be up to the McGolre Lane, widow of FVed of John Maloney, died made to expmd the party to School administrators are Richard Nixon and 14 still un doused about a ton of extinguish a blaze in bales o f Vernon second phase oI the middle voters at tonight’s meeting. Any Wagner, died Wednesday at Wednesday at a local convales indude the u]Mtairs em |^ store. quick to say that the eighth grade smouldering grain. paper. Hpcent A. Orlowski, 61, of 86 school win hinge on the ovo'- delays in the already tight decided on how they will cast Manchester Memoial Hospitsl. cent home. The festivitta will start at 8:30 classes would overburden the their ballots in Tuesday’s elec Firemen said the fire; con Phoenix St., Vernon, wascharged crowded condition of the sraool schedule for the school construc Bom in Bnishton, N. Y., she She Uved in East Windsor HUl Firemen, caUed to the Central and music wifi be furnished by 3 PIANO CONCEBT special facilities at the high tion. Most o f the undecided votes tained to sbc or seven bales of yesterday with breach of the and the lack of specialised tion will eliminate the lived in Manchester 10 years. She aU her life. She Was a member of Connecticut Co-Op Farmers the ‘ ‘Wash and Dry Cousiiu.’ ’ G w ent A r t ln t school, such as science labs, peace and intoxication in connec facilities vs. the p ra c^ U tles of possibilities of having some of thq were independent voters. Association complex at 10 Apel paper stored outside, was ap ‘ndcets for the event nuy be was a communicant of the the John W. I^nm Veterans of Sinter Stella! transferring the eighth grade home ec rooms, and the gym. classrooms available for school Square Dance parently set. tion with the investigation of a •f Aaaharst CoOene Church of the Assumption, Foreign Wars AuxUiary in Broad PI. at about 2 p.m ., found that purchased from Mrs. Anne classes to the high school. At present the middle school The ToUanders Square Dance A Lydall employe who noticed disturbance at R ocM lle Scrap opening in September. Mandiester. Brook. f ^ equipment would not reach D a l l ^ , Bass Lake Rd. or any I r e a e K s U w has no special purpose Gub will hold a club level dance the fire managed to separate the Company, ■artt CaWege •€ Nosie Tonight's town meeting wiU be McGovern Leads Survivors are a son, Ronald H. Suivivms are a son, John F. 90 feet ill the air to get into the member of the Republican classrooms, no gym, no showers, FHday night at 8 at the Hicka burning bales from several other Orlowski was released on a $50 asked to appropriate $35,000 for An informal telephone poll of Wagner o f Mandiesta:; 2 sisters, Maloney of Manchester; 3 grain elevator. Women’s Gub. Wllllans HlUInnl no science labs or industrial arts Memorial School. bales nearby. non-surety bond for appearance Chjrfrauui of the Siosie Biot, preUminary drawings for th«47,- 40 Democrats and 20 independent Mrs. Pearl NkCarthy of Enfield daughters, Mrs. Catherine VoUeybaU or home econoniics rooms. The To reach the fire, the Eighth Tlie Town Fire Department in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, e f p*. Tlweae nwUBory 000 square foot second phase voters taken last night by and Mrs. liUian Jarvis of East Whitehouse and Mrs. Dorothy A men’s v o U e ^ U evening has classroom used for home Manchester Evening Herald District men took an elevator in repotted two calls during the last Nov. 21. construction, containing Democratic headquarters showed Hartford; 4 grandchildren and 11 Flynn, both o f East Windsor HIU, been scheduled for Mondays economics does not even have a Tolland correspondent Bette an adjoining building, crossed a <24 hours: John Hogan, 24, of 361 Adams NOVEMBER 1 2 ,1 2 7 2 classrooms, gymnasium, home Democratic presidential can great-granddhildren. and Mrs. Geraldi^ McHenry of from 6:30 to 9 in the small gym sink, and gym classes are held in Quatrale, telephone 875-2845. catwalk, and let down a rope to — Wednesday, 3:39 p.m., false St., Manchester, was charged economics, science and industrial didate George McGovern with Foneral services will be held BeltsvUle, M d.; a brother, Louis nasium at Rham High School. d iM P J M . the cafeteria along with band haul up hose to the shaft. alarm at Box 192 (Verplanck yesterday with failure to renew arts fadUties. FHday at8:30a.m. at the John F. Zinsser of Safety Harbor, Fla.; 2 Any resident interested in classes on the stage, resulting in About a ton of grain was School). registration. He is also scheduled East CathoUe High Sehool TIemey FUneral Home, 219 W. sisters, Mrs. LiUian S k iW r of playing ty asked to contact eitha It is the first of three town over 250 children using the room damaged in the fire. Which was — Today. 7:52' a.m., gasoline 10 appear in Circuit Court 12, Center St, Manchester, with a South Windsor and Mrs.' Rose Gerald Cross or Pete Dallaire. Tlckeu obtained by ealllag Orarcb of Asmnnplion Beclory meetings at which approval wlU at the same time. Lunch shifts apparently started by sparks from washdown at S. Main St. and Rockville, on Nov. 2l. Mass of the Resurrection at the Bump of East Windsor HiU; 19 Menu 643-2195 or Convent, 643-0452,‘o r at the door. have to be given before the addi are overcrowded and rushed, due a nearby welder’s torch. No Interstate 84 after motor vehicle Correction Church of the^Assunqrtion at 0. grandchildren, 43 great The menu at tbe'elementary tion is finally approved for con to the need to use the all purpose damage estimate was available. accident. Morgan Olin, 21, of Rockville, W EEKEND SPECIA] Burial will be in St. James grandchildren; and 5 great-great- schools next week will be: struction. The meeting will b e room for gym classes. charg^ with failure to drive left ^ CASH & CARRY Cemetery, Manchester. There grand-chUdren. Monday: Orange juice, ham- held at 8 p.m . in the Hicks of a parked car, in connection ONLY ONCE IN A LIFETIME is it necessary to buy a Moving the eighth grade classes be no calling hours. Funeral services wUl'Ilw held burg on roll, potato chips, Memorial School gym. win With the investigation of an acci to the high school would require Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at the John carrots, fantasia dessert. family burial lot But to you and those you love, it makes dent on Orchard St., -Rockville, Board of Education member the h iri^ of eight additional F. TIemey F u noal Home, 219 W. Court Cases a great deal of difference whether you buy now or put off HOdaJohnson Tuesday, is scheduled to appear Robert Dean quoted Connecticut teachers, according to Dean. i Carnations *1.64 C en ta St., Manchester, with a this selection until there isn’t any time to give it the Bunch VERNON • Miss Ifilda Jolm- in Circuit Court 12, Rockville on FOR Public expenditure Council Hiose advocating the moving Mass of the ResuirecUon at St. careful thought that should be given to your family’s last son, 73, died Wednesday at the Nov. 21, It was incorrectly enrollment capacity statistics for of the eighth grades to the high FYancis of Assisi Oiurch, South aRCUIlP COURT 12 About 20 cases involving resting place. Rockville Memorial Nursing reported in yesterday s Herald the middle school of 814 students, school, look to the tax dollar ALSO FULL LINE OF TI^]^ MOST LUXURIOUS Windsor, at 9. Burial wUl be in St. Manchester Session alleged motor vehicle violations Home. that Charles Argiros was Cosmetics with actual enrollmmt o f 894 savings Involved In delaying the CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLDSflora-MIR Catherine Cemetery, Broad’ Paul D. Gustafson, 20, o f 47 — most of them speeding — were She was b om in Branfwd. scheduled to appear in court oii students. The enrollment will in construction of the estimated $1.9 CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. Princeton St., pleaded guilty disposed of at Wednesday’s-court Survivors are two brothers, Brook. Nov. 21. Argiros, of Jensen St., crease by an additional 50 milUon addition to the middle FHends may caU at the funeral Wednesday to a charge of posses session,. IT'S Oscar S. Johnson o f West Haven Manchester, was owner o f the They HI Be in Town on Sunday students in September and by 100 school. hpme FHday from 2 to 4 and 7 to sion o f controlled drugs, and Fines in the speeding cases and Carl Johnson of Hamden. parked car and was not charged Saint James Cemetery' students in 1974. Dean cites a 105 per cent in Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. 9 p.m. received a suspended one-year ranged from $20 to $50. Fbneral services will be held in connection with the accident. Liggetts John Harris fondles Jethro, a six-year-old, 88-pound Cana It will be held at 7 p.m. and is free to museum members. Opponents to the addition, led crease In construction costs since jail sentence. 368 Broad Street FHday at 11 a.m. in White- Several persons charged witli dian timber wolf, «dio will be joined by another wolf, Clem, Tickets will be avmlable at the door at a nominal charge to by Folke Ericson, are ex p ect^ to the high school was built seven 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD Judge James Henebry also Manchester, Connecticut CSbsoo-Small Fhneral Home, 65 motor vehicle violations failed to At The Parkade when the speaker appears Sunday at Bailey Auditorium of non-members. Hariis is folinder and president of the North propose the eighth grade classes years ago, and notes that the T E L . 528-9586 M rs. M ary A . N. SUk placed Gustafson on probation Phone Mr. McKeman Ehn St., Rockville. The Rev. appear and their bonds were About Town MANCHESTER Manchester High School. Lutz Junior Museum is sponsoring American Association *for the Preservation of Predatory be moved to the high school presient state aid school construc 1 Mrs. Mary A. Nelson Silk, 81, of for two years, and. specified that forfeited. Several other cases Mr. Higgins ‘ 643-6713 I Paul J. law m an, pastor of Union the film and lecture by Harris on "Conservation of Wolves.” where there is sufficient capacity tion formula of 50 per cent will Hartford, sister of Mrs. Jane the youth is to enter a methadone were continued for various Animals. ^ OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS Congregational Church of Members of St. Bridget Rosary to house the students for several Immediately reduce the cost of Hafey of Manchester, died treatment program as a condition reasons. Rockville, will offidate. Burial Society are asked to pay their i T Wednesday night at Hartford of probation. win be in Grove HUl Cemetery, respects to theJate Mrs. Gertrude 60 Second Excitement Hospital. A second charge against East Hartford Session RockvlUe. There will be no A. Bourret tonight from 7 to 9 at She was bora in Hartford and Gustafson, conspiracy to violate Cases disposed of o r nolled $5,684 Low Bid calling hours. the W. T. Quish F’uneral Home, LWV Backs Bonds was a life-long resident there. the state narcotics act, was nolled Wednesday included: 225 Main St. Mrs. Bourret was a FREE Color Portrait CatholiM B. Morrow Funeral services will be held (not prosecuted) by Prosecutor. Nelson D. Carrier, 21, of For Carpeting former member of the society. Mrs. Catherine Bredin Morrow Saturday at 9 a.m. from the J. F. John Lombardo. Amston, fined $50 for evading by the Polaroid Camera Girl For School Wings Manchester-Belmont Rug Co. of 58 Academy St., a resident of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Gustafson was one of five responsibility. A charge of imper of 218 Hartford Rd. is the ap Manchester 22 years, died Center St., Manchester, with a youths nabbed after a sonating a police officer was Ex-Chairman Thursday, Nov. 2,6 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. The Manchester League of not met prior to the establish parent low bidder, on an alter Wednesday in Manchester Mass of the Resurrection at 9 :30 Manchester Police search of the nolled. Friday, Nov. 3, 6 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. ment of these programs, and Woinra Voters (LWV) has come native bid, for approximately 550 Memorial Hospital after a long a.m. at the Church of the 47 Princeton St. home. Those Kurt D. Maselek, 21, of 88 Files Suit who are now in the secondary Saturday, Nov. 4,11 A.M. to 5 P.M. out in support o f the bond issue square yards o f carpet to be illness. Assumption in Manchester. cases have not yet been disposed Prospect St., Rockville, charged NEW HAVEN (AP) - The school. ixoposals for renovations and installed in the original Robert She was bom in Ireland. She Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict of in court. with possession of . controlled former Democratic town Chair 4. Completed in 1913, Bennet adfUtions to Bennet and Bling son School buildlngi which is was a member of St. James Cemetery in Bloomfield. The search, conducted Oct. 20, drugs, nolled. man of-Cheshire says in a suit his facilities no longer meet present Junior High Schools. They are being converted to central ad Church, Manchester. FHends may call at the funeral turned up quantities of mari Francis R. Mulvey, 21, of 33 successor and three other town and future needs. There are ma combined as Question 2 on ministration offices. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. FHday from 2 to 4 and from 7 to juana, hashish (a marijuana Ridgewood St., Manchester, committee members defamed Tuesday’s referendum. jor inadequacies in facilities such The bid was $5,684.43. Mary F. Vaida of Manchester; 9. derivative), and powdered bar- charged with fourth-degree him by statements about his use as the library, cafeteria areas, BUY THE "League support is based on a Other bidders, with the square and 2 grandchUdren. bituates, police said. larceny, nolled. of party funds. /gymnasium, bathrooms, showers, four-year study of the yardage the same as that Funeral services will be held shop and crafts, which must be Mahch^er school system and a specified unless Indicated, were FHday at 8:30 a.m. in the Rose review of previous consensus on corrected. Physical facilities at Sullivan and Son, West Haven, Hm Ftaneral Home, 580 Elm St., SQUARE SHOOTER 2 the school building program,” Bennet should be brought up to $6,000; Michaud Floor Covering Rocky HUl and at 0:15 a jn . in St. current standards. LWV said. and Carpeting, Main St., Coven James Church, Rocky IfilL Burial ]|It gives these following try, $6,163.20, for 576 square wiU b e in R m HUl Memmlal ' o o l w o r t K The Good Time -reasons: “ Two years ago,” says the yards; Professional Floor Park, Rod^ HUL FHends may 1. The two junior high schools LWV, "our support as well as Covering Co., Wethersfield, $6,- caU at the funeral home tonight are inadequate in terras of space that of the majority of 340; L e ^ Shop, Plainville, $6,- from 7 to 9. Memorial con> THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY tolwuse and educate the entire Manchester voters was given to 577,44, for 579 square yards. tributkms may b e made to the Camera from Polaroid student body under a cohesive make renovations and additions Also, Carpet Bam, Windsor, Newfaigton CUhben’s Hospital. junior high program. to three elementary schools for $6,896.80, for 592 square yards; . 3. Space now being used in the much the same n e ^ .” Blau Furniture Stores, 1115 hbin Miss Rose Mary Tallier high school by Illing ninth Ihe LWV $lso said: “The conj- St., $7,199; M. Frank Higgins and Miss Rose Mary Tallier of 14 and get graders Is needed particularly for pr^ensiye plan offered by the Co., I l f o r d , $7,590; and Ciirpet W. Middle Tpke., died this mor ixpgrams to meet the needs of BbaM 1)1 Education will provide Outlet, Inc., Hartford, $9,474.30,’” • - ' *i»t I U\. , i'..,;,. rtt ning at Manchester Memorial students who go directly into the space and renovations needed for 594 square yards. Hospital. employment. The additional to improve our secondary school No piano tuning bids were Bora in Guttenberg, N. J., she space would allow the non- system at less cost than the plan received. resided in Manchester for 50 for any old camera cpllege-bound student better proposed last year. years. She was a retired super AND training in vocational programs ■ When jars and bottles pick to prepare for employment in “ In the past, the need for ad visor of the former Kaklar Toy up an unpleasant odor, fill the' areas such as mechanics, graphic ditional and improved school Co. of Manchester. She was a jar with water adding three communicant of St. Bridget arts, etc. In addition, it would . facilities has won voter approval tablespoons o f dr.v mustard Church apd St. Bridget R(»ary allow for expansion o f woric study primarily on the basis of in seed and allowinK it to stand Society. programs (COEP), to ac creased ' school population. overnight. Wash and rinse the Survivors are a sister, hhss comodate the increasing number Today, and in the future, the nextda.v. Louise Tallier, with whom she of students who wish to par need for improved facilities must ticipate. be evaluate on the basis of made her home; and several NEW! - EXCITING cousins in New York and New 3. ^ c e at the entire secondary program. The League of Women school level is needed for Jersey. Voters of Manchester does not NATURAL HEALTH Funeral arrangements are in with programs for students with lear view program expansion as frills, com plete and in & e charge o f the trade-in ning disabilities. 'The introduc- but rather as a necessity for FOOD SHOPPE Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main tiem of such programs for elemen adequate training and education St., Manchester. tary school children is commen of Manchester’s youth to enable dable; hbwiever, it does not help them to become productive and George J. Zahornacky 17.88 without trade-in the students whose needs were satisfied adults.” ELLINGTON - George Joseph Zahornacky of Warehouse Point, formerly of Hartford, brother of Mrs. Josephine Aubin o f EUington, died Tuesday at Mt. Sinai H o ^ ta l, Hartford. He was bora in Bridgepcni and Polaroid's Square Shooter 2 Land And it uses inexpensive 4 shot flash- lived in the Hartford area 38 Camera is the lowest priced all pur cubes. There’s an electric eye and years before moving to pose instant color camera ever! And electronic shutter for automatic ex Warehouse Point a year ago. He now, when you trade in your old cam posures. Sharp three element lens, was employed by the Alloi Motor era, however old, whatever the condi fast pack film loading. So, dig out that Co., W in c^ r Locks, as parts tion, you get $5 off the price! The old, out-of-date camera, hurry out toj, manager. Square Shooter uses Polaroid’s CALDOR and make this marvelous Othn survivors are his wife; 2 square color film, so you can save up trade on a Square Shooter 2. daughters; 3 brothers; 2 sistprs; to 25% on instant color pictures. and 3 grandchildren. \ F u n ^ services will be held FHday at 8:40 a.m. at the M e m Funeral Home, 180 Farmington Ave., with a funeral h t o at St. Justto Church at 9. But^l will be The focused flash 4(Kl8 - Polaroid’s in Mt St. Benedict Cemetery, Hfiest cameras. -They all use focused Dacd foots the bills. Mom wants some speniding Bloomfield. flash, the system that gives just thh Slack Dept. FHends may call at the funeral right arhount of light for your subject, m oney of her own. An(d the kieds like to save for something home tonight from 7 to 9. from 31/2 to 10 feet.' > ' W illiam W . M cG ow an We have all the nationally advertised brands; special. Everyone’s got a good reason to start a Christmas Model 420 VERNON - William W. LEVIS, LANDLUBBER, BILLY THE KID and McGowan Jr. of Sunny View Dr. They're all yours at S0% eft Club for Christmas ’73. JR. EDITTON, in Corduroy and Denim Jeans. died this morning at Rockville because you assemble iHerh yourself! i Sizes: Junior 4-7; Boys 6^12,14-20; Student (waist General Hospital after a long For each account you open, you get a beautiful size) 27-34. A lso available in Husky sizes 8-20. illness. with He was a resident of Vernon tray and coaster set, absolutely free. They’re great for snacks, We have tile new fail colors: Cranberry, Blue and eight years. Prior to that he trade-ih redded in Chicopee, Mass. He from V Navy, Brown and Loden. parties, or even to put under the tree. was employed by the Iona Co. in 44.87 without trade>ir Manche^r for years, before A. 5 Shelf bookcase $36 Here is wall beauty (and utility) unlimited! Take one, So bring the family in to any office of Hartford ' retiring last January. take all, and give your room all the space-saving storage B. Bookcase, sliding door cabinet $38 you need. Each unit measures a generous 24" x 12" x Survivors are his wife, Mrs. I Has built-in range finder National Bank for their own Christmas Club account 66". Attractively finished in rich walnut to blend hap Prices start at S4 .7 5 Olive Sharrow Mc(Sowan; a son, for perfect focus, electric C. Bookcase, drop-lid desk $40 pily in ariy decor. Note the decorator touch of rope-type William McGowan of Naples, eye for automatic ex- And sock it away for ’73. pulls. Fla.; 3 sisters, Mfs. Alice 0. Bookcase, drawers $42 osure. Takes color’ or Borreson of Glastonbury, Mra. Clack/white. WUUam Sleitb of Manchester, and Mrs. Hester McDermott of CASUAL W e ’r e with you all the way Ohicopee, Mass.; 1 grandchild; Polaroid Colorpack.Film and several nieces and ^ephews. for • 9 9 Funeral services will be held HARTFORD NATIONAL Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main (There’s No Charge for Alterations]l BANKXTRUST ^ ., Manchester, with a Mass of EAST Christian Burial at 9 at the Sacred 956 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER Statewide Connecticut Offices • Member F.D.I.C. Heart Church iti Vernon. Burial SILVER LANE PLAZA HARTFORD Daily 9-jp to use Your Casual Villago, wUl b e in Calvary Cemetery in »IANCIIESTERppf*'-|: •rh u ri.N it« til 9=00 ciTMastw Charge Card™ Chicopee. Mass. IPMHH Friepdi may call at the funeral SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. « DM I. home FYiday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
. ¥ ■ f PACE FOURTEEN- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manehater Oomi.. Tlmra.. Nov. 2,1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thun., Nov. 1 1978— PAGE FIFTEKN Convicted Trudeau Decision Anticipated Petition Filed Music Teachers Principal Provisions Of .OTTAWA (AP) - Prime membors and two Independents Stanfield has called for the In Bankruptcy Missing Candidates On Ballots Nov. 7 On Morals also were elected. Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau government’s resignation. Lesris Plaji Concerts against "the eiectioa gDiag Stanfield and New Democrat Donald D. Smith of 15 Judith By m B ASSOCIATED PRESS Louisiana officiab still are may announce after a cabinet has not commoiM but saya his default” to Begich’s oftpoaent, Social Security Law Listed Leader David Lewis, were als6 party will support good legisla Dr. has filed a voluntary petition Reps. Hale Boggs of Louisiana' reluctant to talk about the Charges meeting today whether he’ll try Four concerts to be presented state Sen. Don Yotng, R-Eoct expected to meet today with key tion regardless of who holds in bankruptcy with the U.S. and Nkfc Begich (tf Alaska be projects, but they admowledge to stay in office in the wake of at the annual convention of the Yukon. Egan said if B^cfa is re HARTFORD (AP) - Aaron V* officials of their own patties. power. , District Court at Hartford. He on the ballots next Tuesday while privately that the voters in Boggs’ WASHINGTON (A P ).- Here created composed of physicians Monday’s dead-heat election or Connecticut State Music Kashmanina, 43, of ^ringfield. paid, $9,000 this year, will in WWWWWG listed liabilities of f37,888 and a search continues for the two New Orieans district may elect a elected Not. 7 but cannot serve, a are principal provisions of the to check on waste ib Medicare turn over the government to Teachers Association will be Mass, was convicted Wednesday crease under previous law to assets of |27. whose plane has been missing in dead man. qredal dection would be hdd 60 Sodal Security reform bill Presi and Medicaid. Effective by Conservative leader Robert Stan opeimi^the public, according to to W days after the vacancy oc- of bringing a 19-yearold woman $10,800 in 1973 and $12,000 star • LIVE/MAINE •X Oeditors include the Town of Alaska for more than two w e ^ . dent Nixon has signed into law. January 1974. field. Live Maine Dorothy Fidliu', convention cluir- The two challengers Boggs curs. across state lines for “purposes of ting in 1974. Ellington, $153; Caldor of The two Democrats, the House Sodal Security bmiefits— —Physicians’ Medicare charge Trudeau told newsmen after a man and first vice president of defeated in the Democratic prostitution, debauchery or other —The maximum tax, $468 each Manchester, $228; W.T. Grant at mafbrify leader and Alaska’s kme —Widows will receive 100 per increases will be limited to SVfhour meeting with some of CHICKEN the organization.-The concerts primary have filed suit in a Ud to immoral purposes” to a stag par for the worker and employer this Vernon, $367; Ritter Finance Co. congreoman, disappeared Oct. Nbfmalfy, if a House m emba cent of what their husbands amounts reflecting changes in his ministers and political ad will be held Sathi-day and Sunday get t b ^ names on the ballot. ty in Windsor .Locks in January. year, will be raised to $631.80 in I LOBSTERS of Rockville, $1,800; Thomas 16 while making a campaign trip is elected and caimot serve, the would have been entitled to, in their costs and earnings levels. visers Wednesday he likely would in Millard Auditmium of Hartt Boggs is uno^xMed otherwise. The prosecution said Kashma- 1973. Under previous social Lobsters Wisluski of I^kville, $120; and in a light plane between govanOT of his state c i ^ a stead of 82H per cent as under Effective January 1973. make a statement today. College of Music, University of Alaska Gov. William Egan con nian conspired with others to Security-welfare law, it would the Small Business Administra Anchorage and Juneau. Boggs special election to fill the vacan the old law. Itoefits 3.4 million —Use of Health Maintenance Thwe are “all kinds of factors” Hartford. tinued Beglch’9 campaign by bring Leslie Ramsay, now 20, of have bran $594. tion, $36,200. was b d | ^ Begich campaign for cy. women. Effective January 1973. Organizations, pre-paid poup to be considered, he said, and Evening concerts will feature 8 prosy ’Tuoday and cautioned Springfield to the Italian The taxes pay for Social Securi a second term. I: —A person who has reached health plans, i^U be encouraged "many ministers had many The latter is for a note Smith duo-piano team Saturday and a Progressive Club as “enter ty cash benefits and Part A of signed as guarantor while an ac retirement age can eani $2,100 in in an effort to cut Medicare costs. opinions” on what the govern multi-ensemble program Sunday, tainment” Special Federal At-' Medicare. Ib. tive officer and stockholder of the a year without loss of benefits Effective July 1973. ment should do. 1 1 - ^ 4 . 7 3 both at 8:30 featuring Dorothy torney Paul E. Coffey said Miss Medicaid— Penebscot Tool and Guage Co., Poet Dies compared with the previous $1,- Social Security taxes— The election cut Liberal Fidlar, cellist; Mary Hoffman, NOVEMBER CARPET SPECIALS Ramsay was hired to strip and —The law requiring all states to 680. Above $2,100, he wiU lose $1 The tax rate each fo( an in strength in the House of Com Inc., of Tolland. The petitioner harpist; and the Hartt Trio with was to be the prize in a sex raffle. provide comprehensive Medicaid THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY said that corporation is paying on Expatriate American poet for each $2 of earnings. Benefits dividual and employer will be mons to 1O8 seats and boosted the Raymond Hanson, piano; Renato Police raided the club before the services to their poor by 1977 is FRESH FROM MAINE! the note and is not in default to Ezra Pound, p rati^ fix’ his 1.6 million persons. Effective raised to 5.85 per cent in 1973, Conservatives to 109, leaving Bonacini, violin, and Paul raffle, however. repealed. Effective immediately. them 25 arid 24 votes short of a the knowledge of the bankrupt. Olefsky, cello. -BEST CARPET CENTER esoteric yerse and once January 1973. 6.05 per cent in 1978, and 7.3 per Miss Ramsay testified that she cent by 2011. This compares yrith —Permission is granted the majority. The New Democrats HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Daytime events include a Sale Ends November 11/1972 criticized for his “fascist —Persons who work beyond 65 stripped and was joined half way 5.2 per cent rate in 1972, states to cut back on thelY won the balance of Power with 30 SlT.HIghtaad. St,,. Manchester — Phatie.6it-4177 program of classical guitar works leanings,” died Wednesday will receive a 1 per cent increase through a dance by a man scheduled under previous law to Medicaid programs. Effective seats. Fifteen Social Credit on Saturday at 11:30 aon. and a nitdit in Italy at the age of 87. in benefits for each year between Humane Group Sale wearing only his socks. go* to 5.5 per cent next year. immediately. recital of early music by a baro Ref. Price (AP photo) 65 and 72. Effective January 1973. -^Medicaid recipients' will be Wins Objective Price -Low-wage workers covered —Hie maximum annual ear que trio on Sunday at 3 p.m. Installed nings against which the tax is required to pay monthly by Social Security for 30 years premiums when able to do so. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The “EIL3T T SSi _ will receive a special $l70 a Effective January 1973. ABSENTEE VOTING American Broadcasting Co. has 100% NYLON SCULPTURED S 9.50 W.H. month payment. For each year Welfare programs for the aged, Minots Ledge lighthouse, for under 30, this will be reduced cut from two Paramount pictures lornly perched on underwater 100% NYLON SHAG ' 510.25 Shriver blind and disabled— all animal footage that the 510.25 $8.50 until it reaches the present —All of the 3 million persons in rocks off the coast of Mas 100% NYLON MINI SHAG minimum of $84.50 a month. American Humane Association sachusetts, quickly became these categories will be Requirements 100% KODEL POLYESTER TIP SHEER S11.95 .s.ri. Benefits 150,000 persons. Effec has objected to, the AHA says. known as Lovers’ Light when guaranteed $130 a month Income 112.25 nri tive January 1973. Schedule The films, “A Gunfight” and sailors interpreted its 1-4-3 se 100% ACRILAN PLUSH for an individual, $195 for a cou $19.75 M.rd You Know Fran... —Men recipients in the future “Waterloo," are scheduled for quence of identifying flashes to \ 100% NYLON SCULPTURED SHAG ple. If they also are on Social ♦Absence from the iState during voting hours on November 7th. will benefit from the same retire network telecasts. be code for “I love you.” 100% NYLON KITCHEN CARPET $ 7.95 He Cares About All The People Security, they will be guaranteed (6 a.m. to 8 p.m.) ^ Plan Benefit Concert ment payment formula available Changed $150 for a single person, $215 for a to women. Under present law, a couple. Effective January 1974. ♦Absence from Manchester during voting hours as a student in a woman with an earnings record PROVIDENCE (AP) - A The Rev. William Hilliard, Sister Stella Bergeron (behind Rev. Hilliard), and Irene Kahn will planned Rhode Island campaign 'The federal goveromeht wilt college, university, nurses’ training school or. institution of higher REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE identical to man gets $10 more a pay the full cost of these new present a three-piano concert Sunday, Nov. 12, at 4 p.m. at East (Tatholic High School for the month if both are entitled to the stop by Democratic vice learning within the State or spouse of such student. benefit of the Church of the Assumption. Father Hilliard is chairman of the music department 9x12 B R A ID E D $ 3 9 9 5 presidential candidate Sargent national standards. maximum- payment. Effective States which now pay more FOR PROBATE JUDGE of St. Thomas Semiiuuy in Bloomfield. Sister Bergeron is a faculty member of Annhurst beginning January 1973; fully Shriver Saturday—one day after a ♦Absence from Manchester during voting hours because of member RUGS from otv than these levels can make College, South Woodstock. Irene Kahn is a member of the faculty of the Hartt College of Music effective January 1975. scheduled visit by President Nix ship in a religious community. DISTRICT of MANCHESTER on—has been scratched from supplementary payments so that of the University of Hartford, where she is an associate professor of piano and theory, and —All Americans will be issued their recipients would not suffer ♦Illness or physical disability and unable to vote in person at Social Security numbers ,when Shriver's two-day New England ATTORNEY assistant chairman of the opera department. (Ihoto by Heilpem) bus tour. loss of income. the polls. *AII prices quoted ibove include 64-oz. Sponge Pad and Installation. they enter school. Effective Ford stamps and surplus food January 1973. A spokesman in the campaign ♦Member of Armed Forces, spouse or dependent of such member. *Many nwre comparable values can be seen In our store. (Over 1,000 samples) headquarters of Sen. George commodities will be eliminated RON JACOBS —The waiting period for dis for these persons. 'Featuring; Bamvick — Beattie — Burlington — Dan River , ability payments will be reduced McGovern said Wednesday the cancellation was due to a To the REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE. from six to five months. Benefits Andrews Building, 57 East Center Street, Manchester. Conn. 06040 Separate Show Planned 950,000 persons. Effective scheduling conflict and men January 1973. tioned the possible addition of BRING YOUR FREE ESTIMATES NO MONEY DOWN —A college student receiving Springfield, Mass., along the bus Please arrange ABSENTEE BALLOT for: For Journalism Emmies survivor benefits will continue to route as the reason. WELFARE-UNION Earlier in the day, the Voter’s N a m e...... ; ...... get them at age 22 until he com o r properly, that they’ve been given coverage of last September’s spokesman had announced Address...... <...... Tel...... ByJAYSHARBUTT pletes a semester. Previously he short shrift on the Emmy show,” Munich tragedy during the Olym Shriver would speak at a 10 a.m. AP Television Writer \jvc lost them on reaching 22. Effec INSURANCE said Thomas W. Sarnoff, a top pics. R-BEST CARPET CENTER rally on the Westminstw Mall in NE^ YORK (AP) - The tive January 1973. NBC executive and Academy The judges? They’ll be what Providence before heading for Medicare— PRESCRIPTIONS National Academy of Television chairman. Sarnoff calb a “blue-ribbon pan Located at VERNON WAYSIDE FURNITURE later campaign stops in New Bri Arts and Sciences, which takes Coverage will be extended to to DON’T DELAY COMPLETE AND MAIL TODAY el” of at least 40 television critics tain, Bridgeport and Stamford, He and Robert Lewine, the ROUTE 83, VERNON ^ Phone: 875-8209 ~ 875-6089 1.7 million disabled persons now FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. TEL. 646-2051 the tube very seriously, is doing and columnists from around the Conn., and New York, New PINE PHARMACY something unique at Emmy Academy’s president, told a news Repreinted from the Herald Fri 3/17 on the Social Security and REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE nation; they’ll be flown to New OgMBt’I’emiM W m I., Sat. !• a.ai. to • P.H. Jersey and Baltimore. 5 ( rnti'f St conference here the idea of a Treas. Charles McKenzie awards time next spring. York to see the shows and make ■______’TIiarfcdkFH.tlUt—ClaemSWaarlay railroad retirement rolls. Effec separate show for television’s For the first time in its relative their judgements. ' tive July 1973. ly young life, the Academy is newsmen has been kicking —Sufferers from chronic televising a separate awards show around for several years. kidney disease who need either to honor what the judges deem RE-ELECT dialysis with kidney machines or national television’s best news But it never got off the ground, transplants will have their treat 1973 I I o LfXj(Tux±: and documentary programs of primarily because the networks ment covered. Coverage starts 1972. were reluctant to put on an all FRAN MAHONEY three months after a course of In the past, broadcast jour news award show on the theory dialysis begins. Effective July nalists picked up their Emmies that it just wouldn’t draw a large i f s g o i n g STATE REPRESENTATIVE 1973. LAUNDER-RAMA enough audience. The annual deductible for either unnoticed or in a group » 13 DISTRICT SPECIAL SALE OF 1 that on television resembled the ’The tremendous growth and P M B of Medicare, which covers lineup at the 15th precinct house popularity of television news and chiefly physicians’ charges, will be increased from $50 to $60. after a burglary wave. documentary programs has t o b e a Now, with their own DO^minute Effective January 1973. WASHERS and DRYERS caused a tentative change in show, they can take individual heart, Lewine said. He said the —Persons eligible for Part A WITH ALL MEW WASH SYSTEM bows and won’t have to stand In networks are looking at the all hospital coverage will • New I8>lb. CapaelllcH • New Knit C^'cle* New HandWaNh automitically be enrolled in Part the shadow of assorted actors, news Emmy show as an experi singers, producers and other folk ment. If it gets a good audience, B unless they decline. Part B is paid for with monthly premiums. Jumbo-Drum Electric Dryer LEADERSHIP: who deal only in entertainment it may become a yearly feature fare. on national television. Effective July 1973. The Academy’s Emmy awards —Future F^art B premium in € F O Press-Guard'*’ Cycle “Afy record in the business world and in for entertainment are being dis The work of the three creases will be limited to the private life demonstrates my position on all tributed next May 20 from networks, syndicated producers AIR RAKES and percentage by which Social • H h X*' 29*' aianrlpr dran allh IS-paaBd and the I^blic Broadcasting Get ready!!! Security cash benefits are raised. raparll.« a N|H>«>lal P m x G a a rd * M>llla|| l«n>|i« isues . . . I stand ready at all times and in all, Hollywood in a one-hour special dram mlallad far ap lo mm hoar aflar p,vrlr on ABC. System will be considered for ACCESSORIES Effective July 1973. rndM to pr<-«ral wrlakllag o Aadlblr, ad- areas to offer my time, efforts and experience The newsmen will get their news Emmies. —Professional Standards jHHiabIr rad-af-r.vrlr *ldaal a Aatamallr aad They’ll compete in five basic A motorized, high vol-^ Mahoney Commillee' — Harry MaidmenI, Treae. 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Yost Another Big Race Field Sktuiday’s win over Penney Ifigb of East Hartftml was For Young Award As$i»tant Sporti Editor probably as imptKtant as any win we have had this year.- It was a ‘must’ game fof us a ^ if we bad Idst, I shudder at B rie fs PHILADE1.PHIA (AP) — Danny Ozark, tee surprise : By Earl Yost v ^ t it woiild have done to our players. We started the sweqxitakes winner in tbe Philadelpliia PhilUes managierial Penney game with seven new people, either because of NEW YORK (AP) - To the surprise Carlton’s 27 victories tqpped tiie ma BASEBALL derby, says there’s nothing wrong with the peroinial Early returns indicate that injuries or poor performances of i»<^ou8 games. Althou^ of absolutely no one, Philadeliteia’s jors and tied the National League record lastelace baseball team that proper attitude and fundamen High School Notes another gigantic field will w;e didn’t set tbe world on fire, our performance was better Steve Carlton has won the Cy Young for a lefthander set by Hall of Earner ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) .- D onel “ WUtey” H enog, dhree- tals can’t cure. answer the starter’s gun than it has been in the last two games, and the regulars of Award as the best pitcher in the &uidy Koufax. Koufax in 1963,1965 and Joe Erardi, outstanding soccer player for Manchester tor of tbe New York Meta’ farm The 46-year<)ld Oiark, handed a two-year contract to Thankgiving morning — three the p ^ , are now going to have to earn their positions befenre National League. 1966, and Bob Gibson and Deitny this season, is report^ heading for Southern Connec system, was nained manager of manage tee Phillies, said the team was lax in fundamentals w ed o from today — for the Carlton was the unanimous (teoice of McLain, both in 1968, were tee only ticut State C olic^ next fall. Erardi, injured early in the they get them back. the Texas Rangers of the and had a losing attitude. He told his first news conference 36th edition of the Five hfile I thniigh we controUed the game both offensively and the 24-man committee of baseball previous unanimous Cy Young winners. season, has come on strong lately to bolster, the Tribe’s American Leagrn today. here Wednesday n i^ t that tee 1972 Phillies threw too many Road Race In Manchester. defensively and really felt it would only be a matter of time writos—two from each NL dty—for tee Whenever Carlton (d ^ e d , he filled Heriog, 42, who succeeded Ted game. times to the wrong base, made many wrong plays and stood The popular holiday classic, honor after turning in a remarkable 27- Philadelphians Veterans Stadium, Williams alter (oar years as before we started to cli<^. Except for a fluke play, Penney at the plate taking too many third strikes. sponsor^ by Nutm^ Forest, would not have sewed and probably not even have 10 record for tee last-place Phillies. providing the lone brij^t spot in an Ranger manager, spent six years Brad Steurer, former Manidiester H i^ goal-tender, now Before Ozaric dracribed the Phillies as a team loaded with TaU Cedars of Lebanm, starts threatened. When they did score and then went ahead, it The lean left-hander, udio accounted otherwise bleak season for the Phillies. with tee Mets niMler his former performing for Keene State College in New Hampshire, just young talent that needs proper instruction to become a at 10:30. could have been time for us to fold our tents and call it a day. for 46 per cent of Philadelphia’s 59 And, ironically, they almost didn’t have capacity. missed setting a national record. He recorded seven con He played as a major leaguer National League pennant contoider. General Manager Paul Fortunate^ this was not the case, and with our bdautiful victories last season, is only the sixth him. Listed among the first 70 entry for Kansas City, Baltimore, Owens told how the veteran Los Angeles Dodgers’ minor secutive shutouts, but missed on his eighth game. Steurer, strike from Rick Afilka's arm, we were back on top to stay. unanimous selection in the 16-year blanks were the familiar It was a contract squabble betwoen DetroiL Washington and the-New league manager and coadi got tee j Rivak in Friday Night's Midget Championship avMu Nebo at 7 j The EcoRomlodl W ay The “Action Marketplace’* irown Special Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers To Advertise Over 60,000 Dally Readers 16 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Results When Carrying Ball 16 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 16 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 COPY CLOSING TIME FO R^ 1 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 words, 26' days ...... New York —• This is about as the 191st player drafted in he always manages to land on . . . $14.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON Larry Brown. 1969 out of Kaims State. his feet and keep going.” — Happy Ads ...... '... $1.50 inch Bill Bradley, Philadelphia Deadline for Saturday and Monday Next week, or the following Listen to some reasons b 12:00 Noon Friday one, this extraordinary run offered by his teammates, op safety. ; PHONE 643-2711 ning back of the Washington ponents and coaches. ‘‘I don’t think anyone has a Redskins wUl rush for his ‘‘He is the best because of bigger heart than Larry Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Help Wanted 35 1,000th yard this season. his determination. When Brown. He goes afto: things. I ' Campers-Trailers remember against Dallas, b e . , HERALD Shortly thereafter, maybe a Larry has the ball, he has it in PLEASE READ Mobile Homes MORTGAGES, loans first KEYPUNCH operator - part- couple of plays, maybe the for the vdiole world. He has to took a short pass^ lodted at < BOX LETTERS second, third. AU kinds. Realty time, four to six hours par ww, the markers on the sidelines, 1970 SHASTA,* 14’. excdlent BERRrS WORLO statewide. Credit rating un Experienced and familiar with HAPPFADS next game. Brown will run for conquer the world.” — YOUR AD condition, fully sdf-contained, yard 4,000 in his fourth NFL Charley Harraway, Brown’s surged and got the first down. t For Your necessary. Reasonable. Confiden Alpha-Numeric operations and Classified or "Want Ads" are, with extras. Wul sacrifice at $1,- tial, quick arrangements. Alvin with verifier. Apply Personnel season. Only two players have Jim Brown had that same n Information 500. Phone afto: 4, 6^7057 or running mate and key taken over the phone as a con Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 Department, Iona Company, 646-3381. achieved this plateau in their blocker. knowledge of the ^cks. like T H E HERALD will not dis- venience. The advertiser should Constitution Plaza, Hartford. Regent Street, Manchestor. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• first four NFL or AFL cam ‘‘See how he punishes Jim did, Larry goes for thejf cktse the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT Evenings, 233-6879. Garage-Service-Storage 10 paigns, Jim Brown, with 5,055 himself, like a lineman does, first down.” — Washington' tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in MAN wanted for general office offensive line coach Mike , answiering blind box ads who MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd work, payroll, inventory etc. yards, and Cookie Gilchrist, to get that extra yard. He time for the next insertion. The GARAGE for rent, camper or desire to protect their identity mortgages — interim financing- Some typing helpful. Apply in ' 4,010. never save anything for. McCormick, who played ■ Herald is responsible for only ONE boat only. Phone 643-4058. expedient and confidential ser person to Allied Building can follow this procedure; Last Sunday, in later.” — Former Redskins’ tackle in front of Jim Brown incorrect or omitted insertion for •*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- sy!stems, 260 Tolland Turnpike, Washington’s 23-16 victory guard Vince Promuto. for six years. Enclose your reply to the box any advertisement and then only to Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 5129. Mianchester. the extent of a "make good" inser over. the New York Giants, in an envelope — address to the “Larry Brown is the best So, Brown, who often tion. Errors which do not lessen the EXPERT repairing aU makes of Business Opportunity 28 MAN wanted part-time, evenings Brown rushed for a club Clarified Manager, Manchester since Gale Sayers. The key to remarks that running the ball, value of the advertisement will not bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- for office cleaning duUes. 646- record 191 yards; his fifth trip Evffiing Herald, together with a ...SoruM n* his success is great desire. “is my job,” moves toward be corrected by "make good" inser speieds. Manchester Bicycle Shop. 4220. .over 100 this year and the 17th memo listing the companies tion. mayhavuiMtyww Chargers - Record, Four Wins, One Tie Wfiat higher tribute to a man his second l,000ryard season you do NOT want to see your 1971 SUZUKI, 185, Sahara, $450. SHELL MAN to work in glass shop. Only in his 47-game career. This than to have teams each week (1,125 in 1970). “The hardest o happyq MI pushed his NFL-leading lettbr. Your letter will be CaU 872-6942. experienced need apply. Apply in plan their defense to stop thing about 1,000 yards in a 643-2711 DEALERSHIP person, 31 Bbsell St. > rushing total to 841 yards. destroyed if the advertiser is FYont row, left to right, Ken DeDoininicis, Jeff McLucas, John Alosky, Bob Armstrong. Fourth row: Mark Young, Dick Thurston, Joe Mazzotta, Ekl Larry, and each week see him season is the last 300,” say one you’ve mentioned. If not it 1971 HONDA 750, like new, CaU a v a ila b le in Wilson, Chris Stetson, Rick Smith, Mike Mtulin, Ed Kennison, Joe Bacetta.. Sadloski, Brett Georgetti, Scott Stevenson, John L ^s^d , I^ke Fraser. Fifth Additionally, Brown has Will be handled in the usual 649-1641. DISHWASTER wanted, Friday run with such success.” — Brown. “You find yourself Autos For Salt VERNON and Saturday highb, 7-11. Appv Second row: Dave Modean, Hugh Quinn, Jim Smith, Brian Wo<^house, Scott row: Assistant Coach Harold Duff, Head Coach Georg&^ Maloney, Assistants gained 289 yards on 24 pass Larry Wilson, St. Louis safety. taking three, four, five Steps manner. receptions and is the league’s TX-6, MINI-CYCLE - 1971, 4 Cavey’s Restaurant. I Happiness is: s Sweet, Roger Poudriier, A1 Ortiz, Dan Truman. Third row: John Johnson, Bob Ed Pagani, Pete Sylvester, Harold Stetson, Greg Germain, Team Rep Lou “He’s a helluva competitor. to cover as much ^ u n d as 1962 VOLKSWAGEN bus, new gears, 5.5 h.p., Ughts, horn, front Ambitious man dtsired now for tS' only grand achiever, with 1,- Lost anil Found 1 transaxel and brakes, new radial. I HANDCMFT AND BAKE SALE | Duff, hfike Haynie, Dean Aitro, Mike Ringstone, Stacy Sweet, Mike Johnson, Assistant Coach Dennis Wirtalla. He never stops challenging you used to get with a half disc brake, ex c^en t condition. iilin i 3-bay ranch styli itrvict ata DISHWASHER wanted three 130 yards. tires, needs engine. 644-8811,643- $160. 649^46. hours at lunchtime. Apply I FortheManchesterUnitof | you. At this point in his step earlier in the year, FOUND — Gray and gold female 1802. tion locatad on Routi 30 1 15. T hii What makes this 5-11, 200- unit offtra aictllant profit potonllal to Cavey’s Restaurant. § American Cancer Society § career, Larry Brown is one of Everybody is keying on you. It cat. Lake St.-Tunnel Road, Ver FOUR girls 20” bUces, exceUent Thursday Night, Nov. 2nd, | pound young man, who found non. CaU 6434712. tho rt|M individual. the b ^ t I’ve ever seen.” — feels like when you move, the 1971 DATSUN, 510, station condition. $15 each. Phone after 5 6-8 p.m. s football at Schenley High wagon, AM/FM radio, air- SHELL OFFERS: ACCOUNTINa Bob Lilly, Dallas defensive whole defense moves with p.m., 649-4063. Friday, November 3rd, ^ School an escape from the tackle. you. The last 300 will be FOUI4d — Long haired orange conditioning, rack. $2,150. Phone • Eicallont Paid Trainini pressures of Pittsburh’s tough cat with double front paws, very 643-0531. Services Offered 12 • Financial Rititlanct FooPaid Salary Opon 9 a.m. until sold out “Larry reminds me a lot of tough.” friendly. Call 646-1841. • Iniuranct and Ratirimonl Plan Conn. Bank & Trust Co. Hill District, the NFL’s But it’s only 159 now, Two local firmi ir i tNkini Jr. premier runner after an un a cat. He can get hit while he 1963 FAIRLANE, 352 engine, 4- UNITED Tree Service — jobs • Many more bonafita 893 Main St., Manchester Larry! LOST — Mens wire rim speed, runs good, $150 or best large or smaU, tree removal, etc. Call colbct, wMkdayi, S2$-9404, aik Acett. Typini 40 wpm prtftrrtd. heralded entry into the pros is in the air or off-balance, but eyeglasses, in pocket of blue offer. Two 650x13 studded snow ® im ky NIA, Insured. CaU 646-4622. lo r Mr. Srophy. t Excollont banafit packaia. demm jacket Pnone 647-1554. tires. 2,000 miles, $24. MGB Ni|hls and w ioktndt, call coIIk I, parts, cheap. 6494N^ 647-lOTO. SNOW Plowing -t- Commercial "Unlike Senator McGovern, m y opponent W A S able t o LOST — C at gray, white paws 289-2817, ask for Mr. iarvia. and residential. Reasonable ‘ stir up a sense ol outrage in voters . . RITA GIRL chin and chest, female, grand 1967 FORD Fairlane wagon, V-8, Or Writa; Happy 26th Birthday Placekicker Missed One Game for Good Reason rates. Also available as backup 9 9 East Canlar St. mother’s pet reward, automatic. Extra nice. Must be MICK rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. Manehattar seen. Call 643-5947 after 5 p.m., SHELL OIL COMPANY Love, LOST, Savings Passbook No. price $895. 646-3441 SHARPENING Service - r Saws, Services Offered 12 Building-Contracting 14 477 Connecticut Blvd. Crowned Homecoming Queen 22236 Hartford National Bank knives, axes, shears, skates, Sandi and Trust (To., First Manchester 1966 DODGE Dart, hardtop, 8 East Hartford, Conn. • 1 rotary blades. Quick service. Office. Application made for pay- cylinder, standard, clean. One UNUSED or junk cars removed, LEON CIESZYNSKI buUder - FEMALE help Turning out for fall prac^tice, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - No. this season and Theresa hopes to metit.' owner. Good condition. Phoiie any year or condition, $10. Phone new homes custom built, packing of pbstlc bags In cartons Help Wanted 35 63, the placekicker on Mary Im she found she was “leg weary.” atone for last Saturday, when the St., Manchester. Hours daUy 7:30- 875-6359. remodeUng, additions, rec rooms, 649-9963 mornings. 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, on either of two shifts, 8 a.m.- maculate High School’s football But her male teammates gallant Mariners lost 14-12 to Melbqume. garages, Mtchens remodeled, 4:30 p.m. or 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. EXPERIENCED 7:304. 643-7958. SNOW-MOBULE Repairs - oath tile, cement work. Steps, AMERICAN team, missed one of the games ly offered to give her some After warming the Bench lor Personals-Anriouncements 2 DATSON 510, four-door 5 days a week. Must have own this fall. luting pointers and she ^ n five games, Theresa was sent in automatic, low mileage, new Factory trained mechanics. L & dormers. Residential or commer- transportation. Plant located in INSPECTORS SNOW plowing — experienced M Equipment, Route 83, Vernon, cbl. CaU 649-4291. East Hartford near tire She—that’s right. No. 63 is a developed a soccer style punch. to try for the extra point. She tires. $1,550. Phone after 4:30 commercial and residential. OIL SOMETHING WRONG? Consult 872-8311. M onday-Thur^y 8-5, Manchester Une. CaU 528-9471 AND OPERATORS girl—didn’t play at homecoming. Zumberis says Theresa asks no p.m., 646-3867. Special:>pe senior cilixen rates, missed—twice. VOour Maker! Read God’s word, Friday 8-9, Satuimy 8-4. DELTA BUILDERS - Garages, between 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Ask for Ihe shapely kicking specialist favors and receives none— except “I just hardly ever miss, but I Wirite-now for literature. Bibles Mainchester area. Call 649-1993. For tho folkm lni; 1968 CAMARO 327 cu., 4-speed, additions, homes and STATION personnel Director. was crowned homecoming she doesn’t scrimmage and she & Books, P.O. Box 124, • IIG BORE did,” she said ruefully at loaded for street and strip. Best ODD jobs — houses painted, remodeUng. No job too smaU, no Manchester princess. dresses with the cheerleaders. T ue^y’s practice. Manchester, Conn. TWO Handymen want a variety interior-exterior. Lawn cate. You job too b ^. 644-2427 days. 646- • VERTICAL TURRET UTH E offer. Evenings after 6 p.m. 1-749- of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, SALES representative, small Theresa Dion, known around “And the no scrimmage rule is name it, we’U do it. Phone 649- 7435 evenings. • CINTIMATIti To prove it, she promptly 4130. attics, ceUars cleaned. Lawns and Stay one step ahead of growing company offers in the locker room as Good 'Ole 63, mine, not hers,” he adds. booted s^ven footballs through RIDE wanted fiom Spring Street, 0758. teresting career rasltion com Manchester, to Pratt and gardener’s service. CaU 643-5305. .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• the competition. PURDY CORPORATION is not only the football team ’s But there are still four games 1962 FORD FALCON, 6-cyUnder, N. J. LAFLAMME - Carpentry bining architectural design exper the uprights. Whitney, first shift. Call Janet 586 H illiird St. Manctmtor placekicker, she is also president staiidard, clean, new clutch and Painting-Papering 13 contractor. Additions, tise with mature sales and 649-5610. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. MODERN 3-BAY 649-9723 of her. senior dass, an honor carburator, good condition. $100. management abilities. Degree moving large appliance^. Burning CEILING specialbt — expert preferred, but agressive, self- student ;and a beauty queeS. barreb deuver^. $4. 644-1775. workriianship. One ceUiiig or aU STEVEN EDWARDS - STATION confident person considered. Op PART-TIME. Men wanted That makes her the only girl on Autos For Sale 4 . 1966 FORD CUSTOM 500, runs your ceilings repairied and Contracting agency. Siding, portunity for rapid tell- mornings, 7:30 to 9:30 for I a high school varsity team in Htad CARPENTER available, days, painted. Abo iniwor painting roofing, gutters, painting, interior actualization. Liberal benefits. cleaning duties. Phone 646-4220. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? good, $125. CaU 649-4092. Please call days 563-0131,' Florida, says Floyd Lay, director K2 evenings, weekends. Additions, and wallpapering. CaU 2894)773. and exterior, masonry, stone, Responsible applicant send SpauMini Bankrupt, repossession? Honest alterations, repairs. No job too Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. ARE you the gabber in your of the state’s High &hool Ac 1971 FORD Maverick, automatic steps, brick, waUs, concrete, etc. resume to P.O. Box 324, Blizzard D ou^ accepts lowest down, sm all. Fi ; estimates. Call INSIDE — outside, painting. Carpentry, remodeling, ad Evenings and Sunday call Elmwood, Conn. bridge club? Put that talent to tivities Association.' Rossignol smallest paraaent, anywhere. Not V-6, exceUent condition, must Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 Theresa, 5-foot-2 with eyes of seU. $1,650. CaU 875-8095. Special rates for people over 65. ditions. All home improvemenb, collect 413-786-3041. use, caU Mr. Steber at 646-2637. Yamaha small loan finance company plan. p.m. CaU my competitors, then caU commercbl and private. Call 643- blue, fills her helihet with masses Amaricana Douglas Motors, 345 Main.' LIKE to gab? We will pick up the Patriots - Record, Four Wins, One Toss Trappa t Aspan 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, fair me. Ebtimates given. 649-7863. 5275, 8-5. of blonde curls. She also fills her TWO YOUNG married men wiU KLOCK COMPANY tab. CaU 646-2637. regulation-size uniform with a 1968 GTX, 383, maganon type condition, 45,000 mUes, first $650, do smaU repair jobs and paintiiu, as is. 742-9474. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 trim 120 pounds and proper pad engine, C r^ a r mags, four-speed, also cellar cleaning and light decorating, interior and exterior, Schools-Classes 33 Desires a female plesmi spriy GET a trade — buUdozer Front row, left to right. Garth Congdon, Gene Landry, Lionel Lessard, Romano, Mike Donnelly, John Wieczorek. Fourth row: Stan Zima, Mike low mileage. Gom condition. trucking. CaU 646-2^, 646-37%. masker (leper),, for first operators needed. See our ad, ding in the appropriate places. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- paperhanging, fully insured. For GUTTERS and , roofs repaired Corky Chandler^ Mike Ooulombe, Bob Walsh, Bill Stokes, Dan White. Second Generis, Dennis Savoie, Randy Trudeau, George Haines, Mike Hayes, Bob “I’m not even the lightest After 5 p.m., 646-5879. free estimates, call 649-9658. U no and replaced. Excellent shift. Eiperience preferred. under schoob and classes. No. 33. row: Rick Fotto, Dave Bolduc, ^ b Stokes, Bob Smith, Keith Congdon, Dave door hardtop. Body and interior TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees Stoker. Fifth row: Head Coach Bill Hayes, Assistants Lee Fotter, Bill Shaw, member of the team ,” she says in exceUent condition, smooth answer 643-6362. workmanship. Reasonable prices.. G E T A T R A D E Please apply in person; 8 i.m. White, Dave Wyman, Randy Lanzano, Mark Buczek. Third row: Ken Mike Tweedy, A1 Krob, and Skip Krob. Missing, Assistant Coach Norm LET RIZZO SKI MECHANICS OLDSMOBILE, 1960, 70,000 cut, building lots cleared, trees Free estimates. 646-1399. with a giggle, “but my hair is a original miles. Power brakes, running 6-cyUnder e n ^ e with topped. Got a tree problem? WeU BULLDOZER OPERATORS NEEDED to 4 p.m. MAINTAINER MacDonald, Kevin Tyler, Bob Generis, Chris Melia, Dan Dumond, Dave Bjarkman and player Cliff Dutton. little longer.” automatic transmission, power RICHARD E. Martin. FuU “Tune Up“ You Ski Equipment! steering, running condition. $125 worth phone caU. 742-8252. irofessional painting service, BIDWELL Home Improvement BE READY FOR SPRING 1366 Tolland Tpke. Mariners Coach Bill Zumberis or b at offer. 6&1780. steering and radio. Good rubber. CONST. BOOM Manchester Poiillon avillable for 1 M iin b ln if in Lack of use forces sale. Asking fnterior - exterior. Free es Oc. Expert installation of says, “She’s not only the best ODD JOBS — lawn care, jack of timates, fully insured. 649-4411. aluminum siding, gutters and state-oparated community colliga. $675. CaU Owner at 643-4451. Hi|h payinc job nearby State licensed we’ve got, ^ut she’s just about as 1968 FORD Torino, G.T. low all trades, reasonable and trims. Roofing insbllation and 35-hour week, 2 ahlfts ivillaW o, good as anybody’s got.” inileage, excellent condition, prompt. Call 528-8649. Veteran approved schpol. Full and GAS station attendant needed. many frlngo bonefili. Apply to Mr. ------Midweek Practice No Picnic for Miami Dolphins -— 1964 CHEVROLET convertible, WALLPAPERING and painting, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. The wisp of a girl who runs the m e e d to sell. 643-6961. interior and exterior, expertly part-time claaies. Placement- Apply in person, Gorins Sport Car Edward Maddon, Manchostor Com V-8, automatic, $210. Phone 649- Ixpert Center, Route 83, TalcottviUe. 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds didn’t i, VERNON Tree Service- done. Free estimates. Tim Cona-' ROOFING — Speeblizing Assistance. munity Collofo, 60 Bldwoll St., SPECIAL 1^2 CHEVY, standard good 0758. tree maintenance, pt nlng. grow up a tomboy among her five ty, 633-7516 after 6 p.m. repairing roofs of aU kinds, new Manchostor. 646-4900. rjmning condition. $100. Call 646- cabling, removal, feeding, aiUEO CONST. ICNG. SCpi sisters and a younger brother. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Fernandez’Well On Game Dates 0^19. Trucks-Tractors 5 spraying. Connecticut tree Ucense CALL N O W ...... 522-4589 She stumbled into her gridiron C. AND G. Home Improvement. cleaned and repaired. 30 years .1622, fuUy insured. Free es Interior, exterior painting and experience. Free estimates. Call PART-TIME female day or couple of years it wasn’t too The man who did, Fer career by accident. 1 — Ski Edges Cleaned and Flat Filed pjlAT 128, 1972, 2-dooT, 9,500 JEEP, 1963, pick-up V-8, four- timates. 872-4513. COMBINATION night, telephone contacting from New York - Midweek prac Miami free agent so treated wheel drive with plow. $850. wallpapering. Free estimates. Rowley, 643-5381. from a point west of the muph but in the two years the nandez, didn’t look particular “It just kind of happened a 2. — Ski Sharpened and Waxed rdiles, $1,700. Call 289-5379 228-9565, 228-3531. Bookkeeper-Silaswoman our Manchester office, exceUent tice is no particular picnic for year ago,” she said, ‘"rhere was Phone 228-9341. STEF^, sidewalks, stone waUs, hourly and commission pay scale. Mississippi. club drove to a playoff and ly impressive when he showed 3. — Bindings cleaned and lubricated eyeniiigs. Check the attic for Help Wanted 35 the Miami Dolphins under the this powder puff game we had _ i------firepbees, flagstone terraces. AU CEILING Painting and paper One who has a basic knowlodft of Must be a personable gal. CaU then into a Super Bowl under up at the Dolphins’ training 4. — Bindings reset on ‘‘ Li|>e Release Check.” Auto-Service twin prods of Don Shula’s Of perhaps more impor (X)MET, 1965, needs work, many concrete repain, both inside and hanging. $22.50 average room for something to sell - The more bookkeeping, is good with figures 646-1460. here—girls, you know—and I Accessories 7 WANTED housewives to deUver demands and a Florida sun tance was that he was signed Shula it was a singular honor. site that season. Today, in liked it. Besides, I found put that good parts. No rip off. Best offer, outside, railings, landscaping. papering. CaU 643-9112. you tell - the quicker you nrail in your own neighborhood. and can also sell. Five day week, c ^ 643-8664, mornings. Reasonably pricM. CaU 6434)851. WANTED dbhwasher (automatic that can give you a quick tan not so much for his defensive Fernandez plays defense in Miami’s press book there’s I could kick good.” sell! Call Herald Classified, Flexible hours. No soUciting. Tiiosday-Saturday, Thursday till 9. 19th H o le SNOW 'HRES - two G78-15, DONALD E. Tarca - machine),, abo general kitchen lineman ability as for the fact singular fashion. Deputizing special, mention of his studded, Goodyear polyglass, one Immedbte work. Phone 648-6700 even in November. Figuring SAVE ON SKIS AND CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE / CHEVELLE, 1968, 6 cylinder, WASHING Machine repairs, RCA paperhanging and painting. Free 643-2711. work, part-time for after school that he had a good Spanish him to take a particular quickness, mobility, strength season old. $32. Phone 646-4957. or apply at office, Independant hours,, some Saturdays, good that practice is bad news and FAMILY WHILE THE PRE-SEASON SALE LASTS. automatic, vinyl top, excellent Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. estimates. Call 643i^271. Postal System, 473 Hartford Rd., SHOOR JEWELERS COUNTRY CLUB name. Metro Miami was “number” is a waste of time and team leadership in getting condition, low mileage. Call 649- Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike Heating-Plumping 17 hourly rate, pleasant atinospnere. skipping practice is good news East Side Rec Manchester. 917 MainSt., N*nchester Apply in person. Brass Key Following are the starting burgeoning in 1968 wjth peo and breath because he can’t to the passer. (Vernon Store Only) 0 ^ after 5 p.m. AUTO Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 PAINTING - Interior. DT Manny Fernandez will West Middle Turnpike, next to SAM Watson Plumbing and Restaurant, 829 Main Street, times and pairings for Saturday's ple with Spanish antecedents see numbers. Everything is a Vernon Circle — Vernon, Conn. SERVICE Reasonable rates. CaU Raymond EXPERIENCED mechanic days, wind up the year with almost Boys junior basketball league 1964 CHEVY Nova, 327, 365 h.p. Stop and Shop, 643-4913. Heating. Bathroom remodeUne Manchester. A-B-C-D Four Ball Golf Tourna and inclinations. It might not pleasing blur without his 647-9420 Isleib, 646-2989. must be capable of tune-ups and ment Saturday at the Country on6-seyenth more good news sign 'ups will be held at the Elast Call 649-1641. SPECIALISTS and repairs. Free estimates. CaU general. repairs, Connecticut glasses (20/200),‘and he can't 3384 Berlin Tpke. — Newington, Conn. TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, Qub: than most of his fellow help but it certainly wouldn’t S p o rts Side Rec Friday. Boys ages 13 , •Timt-upt 649-38%. driver’s license, references re Dolphins. He has managed hurt. So Fernandez was wear contacts. He sort of feels through 15 interested must con 666-1531 1970 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass (S), •Bnkes spraying, etc., fully insured. Building-Contracting 14 quited. Apply In person. Silver signed and it was not until a around for the foe. Once he tact iStbin DiTarahdo at the East i Berkshire — East Charlemoht, Ma£Sv , ! low mileage, four-speed, V-8, $1,- •Ml Cond. Licensed. Free estim ata. CaU BO m Heating and Plumbing— Lane Shell, 252 Spencer St., Opportunities at JACOBS largely to be unavailable for S c h e d u le 633-5345. ROOM ADDITIONS — dormers, Prompt, courteous service. CaU latches on everything sudden 995. E x c^ en t condition. Call 228- ” UmpMi Manchester. practice prior to playing in the year later that t)iey found out Side Rec. garages, add a level, roofing, 643-1496. \ ly becomes equal or a little Friday 0073. ______MitoCm ► SET-UP & OPERATE 7:55 Prior, MoHatt, Hayes, GiilflUu past two Dolphin victories by he couldn’t speak a word of DICK’S Snow Plowing — siding, foundatioib. Low, low CLERK, Aptitude for figures, 0:02 Sleeves, Novak, Deasy, Sibrinsz Spanish...that they hadn’t less equal. CROSS COUNTRY 1969 DODGE, Super Bro, 440< PONTIAC specializing in serving Rockledge prices. Bank finarKing. Add-A‘ NO JOB too< small. Immedbte MILLING MACHINKf • DRILLING 8:n OotcUii, (ulstof, Harvey, Dutelle the simple expedient of being Xavier, Rockville at South checking invoices and receipts. 8:16 HUiiuld, Davey, Herman, Hemes in the hospital with spoken Spanish in his section Miami had a good draft the pack, low milege, Askiiijg $1,795. PARK and surrounding areas, L a e i Dormer, 2894)4^. service on service calb. Free Apply at Gaer Bros., 140.Rye St., IQUIPMINT • PRODUCTION 8:23 Reardon, Davis, Wadu, Weltnan yejar Manny came. Big Larry Windsor ‘ CaU 646-5245 afier 7 p.m. driveways, sidewalks, parking b given on heating South Windsor. MACHINI EQUIPMENT 8:30 Morlarty, Marshall, J. Calamari, respiratory ailments' alter of California for 115 years. Saturday 373 IMINST.,M«NCHE3i a lots. Call 643-0002. NEWTON H. Smith & Sops - /auceb repaired or Shenning After a while the Dolphins Cslonka was the top pick and M3.2U1 Vater pumps worked All Shifts 8:37 henovese, Levitow, Stevenson, nately diagnosed as a touch of FOOTBALL 1969 BONNEVILLE Pontiac aU RemodeUng, repairing, additions, Benaston pneumonia and a deep chest discovered that he had other there were others like Doug Manchester at Hall electric, power steering, ex- SNOW Plowing — Starting new rec roorns, porches and roofing. on. Complete heating svstems, Mutt htvt axperltnc* In operation of tquipmtnt, bt able MORIA SECRETARIES to tat-up own work, raad micromatera and tcalea, Intarpret 8:hSbaw, Phelan, Treschuk, Dik attributes to make up for his Crusan, the tackle; safety Pulaski at East Catholic ceUeiit condition. Priced to seU. route, residential and commer No job too smaU. CaU 649-314L rec rooms, etc. Calf M & M 8:S1 Giguere, R. Tarca, AgosUnelU, cold. cial. Free estimates.. CaU 643- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Fee Pair « To $130 thop drawinga. ' Dick Anderson; Csonka’s Newington at Rockville Snow tires. 643-9607. Dvorak After the pneumonia bit being mono-lingual. He could 1364, abo light trucking. DORMERS, garages, porches, 8:58 Homans, Lomba, Prindle, Zanis roommate and running-mate, South Windsor at Plainville Many secretaries needed for 8:05 Kiernan, Mattern, Ansaldl, I Manny showed up and played play defensive tackle better 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, 28,000 Campers-Trailers rec rooms, , room additions, MARTY’S Plumbing and ► OPERATORS Patriots vs. Chargers, 7 Mt. a wide variety of job oppor Fbistrom a game against Buffalo good than most, and the proof was Jim Kiick. Further on down mUes. Asking $1,000. CaU 875- Mobile Homes CEILING AND — ceramic tile kitchens, add-a-leveb, roofing, Heating. Complete bathroom BAR AND CHUCKING MACHINE 8;12 B. Tarca, A. Calamari, Conklin, Nego specialist, one ceiling or all, siding, general, repairs. QuaUfy remodoing and repairs. Free eses- tunities now available with rank enough for him to be awarded that he was voted the club’s the club went for a couple of 66M^^______EXPERIENCE TENNIS 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 1971 MARK IV, 12x60” One year repaired, replaced. Rooms workmanship. Financing timates. No job too smaU. CaU some experience, while 9:18 Rosenthal, Sembenotti, Gingras, the game ball. Last week he top man in this department defensive linemen picks, men 2nd Shift Openings / Peck Tunxis C. C. At Manchester C. ^1964/fIMPALA 4-door hardtop, old, Mediterreanean decor. FuUy repaired, remodeled. Light available. Economy Builders, 742-7438. others, no experience is re 8:33 Rlggott, Staum, Turner, McCallum came out on Thursday, /our straight years. The first who didn’t make it. , t, furnished, porch and raiUng. Two ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' C. ' autoiratic, power steering, air- trucking. No Job too smaU, Inc., 643-6159, 8724)647, evenings. quired. Steno is necessary. Sr. warmed up a bit, and started bedrooms, large bath. Shed. special rate. 647-9232. Flooring 19 ^ CUTTER GRINDER / 9:40 Bvelhoch, Butkus, AbraiUs, J. CUP AND MAILTODAYH M l ■ ■ ■ » conditioned, good condition. CaU Come in now and take your Skinner against the Colts. Things were 6 4 3 -^ after 5 p.m. Price to include park fee. $6,800. MASONRY — AU types of stone, Abl« to work fnd«p«nd#ntly making own set-upt , 9:47 UplnsU, AUierton, H. Gardelia, FLOOR SANDING and mck. Call for immediate day wid«'variety of cuttara. Raquirat all around axpftmnca. 4? Phone 429-7410 after 5 p.m. REWEAVING OF - bumsr brick firepbees, walb, concrete Second shift. / McCallum Jr, somewhat improved. Against moth-holes, zippers repaired. . steps, sidewalks. No job too refinbhing, (specializing in older or evening appointments. All 8:54 Bamingham, W. Ferguson, W. the Bills he had run a 100- 1963 GRAND PRIX good engine Skinner, Cooper and rbive train, interior and tues, EXTRA clean used mobile home Window shades made tp smaU. Free estimates. Over 20 floors). Abo speeblizing in inside interviews are confidential. PROCESS INSPECTOR 10:01 R dardella, St. John, Bonadies, degree fever. Against the. EARN EXTRA MONEY send for information ■ bent'rear frame. Best offer. QiU with porch, awning, skirting, measure, aU size Venetian bUnib- years experience. After 5 p.m. painting and paper hanging. John Provost shed. Large 18x16 living room, Keys made whUe you w ait TV V^allle, 64^750, 87^Z& Must be familiar with machine opf rations, read and Colts the thermometer^ I aftqf 5, 646-5879.______. 643-1870. 644-2975. Interpret shop drawings, use a variety of precision 10:08 Curtis, M. Warren, O’Reilly, carpeted throughout, 2 portables for rent Marlow’s, M7 •••#••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H an elli registered normal. IN PLEASANT measuring instruments. Requires inspection axptrlenca. Now you can learn income tax preparation from bedrooms. Sale price $3,600. Main St., 649-5221. CARPENTRY . — Repairs, Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 RITA GIRL Second shift. 10:15 R Provost, Ron Riordan, Han The unusual has been nor H&R Block. Thousands are earning good (honey as 1967 CHEVROLET Caprice, cock, Bngberi wagon, full power, air- Arrow Acres MobUe Home Park, remodeUng, additions, roofing. 99E.Cent(rSt. lO ACSrtoon, Clarfc, Mails, Whelan mal for Fernandez, going SURROUNDINGS tax preparers. Enrollment open to men and women Save Stamps? Here’s Why So Many Are Calling Us! Storrs, Conn. No entry fee. CaU 1- LAWNMOVER SERVICE - CaU David Patria, South Wind MANCHESTER - DeUveiv - Good wages and benefits 10:28 WUks, O ^ T B e tk o , D ’Anuto of all ages. Job interviews available for best students. conditioning. EbcceUent condi Manchester 429-4806. Hurry! sharpen^ and repairing. Pickup sor, 644-1796.______, light trucking and package Apply In person to Personne/ Oept.*^ 10:43 Lavinio, Dyment, Rohan, E3gner back to the days in 19M when tion. $1,400. Phone 649-3913 646-3441 Sr. he won a starting role as a learn income CLASSES START NOVEMBER 7th and deUvety. L&M Equipment deUvery. Refrigerators, w ashm 10 dO Matava, Bates, LaCbapelle, Meltoa FREE FOR NOVEMBER ONLY! 1964 RAMBLER, 4-door sedan, a r r o w A cra MobUe Home R oute 83, Vernon 872-8311,; WES ROBBINS canpentry and stove moving specialty. 1047 MeB^, R GigUo, Romayko, C. free, agent out of Utah where Ite R B k c L The, tax preparation from good ebndition, new snow tires, Park --- Open fr8. Many new Monday-Tbursday 8-6, Friday 84), remodeUng specialist. Adrfitions, Folding chairs for rent. 6494)752. Davis 356 R. Wet MiddItTpke.. Manchate. PvKidt - 646-5440 Manulacluring ' 11:04 Bohn, SeboUa, Warner, R B r o m the coach had refused ^ make Moriarty’s will give you $5.00 in StH Green Stamps just for opening excdlent f a i^ car, $350. 646- parking spaces available. Modd Saturday 8-4. rec rooms, dormers, buUt-ins, FEMALE help wanted for 11:11 L . GIgUo, Clough, Meegan, any recommendations on his Please send me free information. , ^ 5ff70. ______, homes on display. AU types and bathi^ms, kitchens, 649-3446. Dressmaking 22 pleasant, Ught, clean, easy relax Company up a Fuel OH Account with us. prices. Shop and compare. Lot HOUSES, ceUars, attics, and ing work. Thursday, Friday, players because he was mad Nime ______;______1964 OLDSMOBILE (Starfire) rent $45 per month, guaranteed garages cleaned. Reasonable CUSTOM made bdies dresses, Saturday, Sunday only. Must have at them. The Dolphins, Address ...... for one full year. Comer of Route rates, or wiU take nierchandise in car. If you can work aU or part of Jacobs R^d, West Hartford, Connecticut however, remembered Fer H&RMock. ExceUent condition, 71,000 mUes, Read suits. Bridal gowns and veib. City------Ptione______For Over 39 Years, Your one owner, power steering, 44-A and Route 195 Storrs, Conn. trade. 6444)209. AIm hand set fashion jewelry. the above days, contact S.D.R. Aa *aM( oeporliinllr •nploirw M/r Hall of Famer Frankie nandez for his enthusiastic M©biT CaU 1-429-4806. Ten year bank 64^1133. Andover, 7428965. Frisch says Honus Wagner was "The Income, Tex People" S ta le ______Zip______■ power brakes, power windows, Herald Ads tackling of a previous season. Comfort Has Been Our Business! h ecrting o il i m . CaU 649-7885. financing available. the greatest of shortstops. They sent plane fare, the only ■ CLIP AND MAIL TODAY I k V ( / PAGE TWENTY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mincfawter, Conn.. Thiin.. Nov. 2.1972 M A N C H ^ER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thun., Nov. 2,1972— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Apartments For Rbfrt *3 Apartihants For Rant t t . Businass Locations- Houses For Sale Help W a n te d 35 72 Houses For Sale 72 H o u ses F o r S ale 72 O ut of T o w n -F o r S ale 75 , Aim> . ^ F o r R o n t 67 ^ fe u PPH TTIE N EW '73 MMMM- GARDEN T Y P E — two- \:S j i •UOOPUWS MANCHESTER - New ^ GARRISON Cfolonial, 7 years old, Andover _ DENTAL Assistant to wmrk E X T R A FOR . m L e a bedroom apartment, second ACHOSS Bolton Notch shoppins SEVEN-ROOM Cfolonial,' treed CLASSIFIED bedroom duplex, m baths, full MANCHESTER modern kitchen, fornud dining mornings hi Manchester office. floor. Includes beat spptonc^ lot, quiet ndghborfaood, dead- EVER^fTMlNG ( S f ip private basernent, fine residential (Tenter, office and buriness mace room, first-floor family room, 24* h \ 6 4 9 -5 6 ^ ■ carpets. 1205 monthly. Psiil W, Bttildini lot, HamiHwi Orivt. end street.t. Fireplaced living LI0TEDOM area. Available immediately. in modern buUding, entire or sttte living room with firmlace, 4 BASKIN Dougan. Realtar, 643435 o r 646- room. Tarific kitchen, garage Church to Hold Country Fair Evenings or weekends, 2784819, divide, larn paved area rear, c l e a n c a p e bedrooms, garage, level lot, nice STAFF accountant — CPA firm, *niE€IOE 1021. storage buUdit^. 521-7373. and breezeway. Asking $35,900. Real Estate ADVERTISING VflNDOW L* 5 2 5 - 5 ^ 3 twdrMnis, dm , livini room with ly lan d scap e, 200’ frontage, $41,- Keith Real Estate, 6464126, 649- responsible and personable ac 900. Philbrick Ageifcy, Realtors, "There's no hotne like the one The First Congregational different items, all at prices of recel{)t of the orders It takes countant wante^, Auditing aiKi MANCHESTER - Newer one- firapiact, Mt-in kitchm, wall-to-wall 1922. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER - 4Mr'^oom 400 SQUARE, feet heat lights, 646-4200. you own." Church of Andover will hold its about one or two dollars, to begin about 2 to 3 weeks for delivery. It income tax experience bmpful. bedroom apartment, private en carpelint beautifully decorated. Musi 8:30 AJtf. to 6:00 P.M. apartment, garage, large yard, remodeled, parking, ^OO “(fountry Fair” Saturday at the the annual fund-raising campagih is expected that anyone ordoing Our staff is aware of this ad. trance. Ranch teiie. Includes beat monthly. Westside Realty 649- b t sam at only $28,900. b r a n d n e w (folonial, one fuU- SOUTH WINDSOR - New 3-bedroom newly decorated, storage area, CAPE, modern kitchen, formal bath and two half-baths, base church from 11 a.m. to 3 p.rn. of the boy scouts. Mrs. (forol merchandise will receive it well Please send resume to "BB", and appliances,'flS9 per month. 4342. Raised Ranch, large kitchen->with Manchester Herald. stove, refilgerator. yiS07S69-1744. BOWERS SCHOOL dining room, fireplace in living ment garage, central location, The fair will feature a country Horton, Boy Scout Committee before the middle of December. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADIPT. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- built-ins, 2^ baths, living room with U:M NOON DAT BBFOBB PDBUCATION Business Property- Oesirahli Colonial wHh 3 lar|a room, den and 3 bedrooms,I, hand fireplace. Priced in 30’s. Keith store, holiday decorations, a glass member in charge of the cam Persons may order any amount THRE&ROOM apartment, 4535, 646-1021. split shingles for siding, level lot fireplace, nice view. $48,200. Deodllm tor Soturdar wid Mondagr !• U M Nooh r a d « j VETERINARY assistant - For Sale 71 bedrooms, Hi baths, cat-in kitchen, Real EsUte, 6464126, 649-1922. cutting demonstration and a paign, said that this is the biggest of merchandise, there is no heated, stove and remgerator, with blueberries and apple trees. experience in the medical field WE HAVE customers waiting for new cabinets, dishwasher, disposal, fund-raising event the boys have deposit required, and payment third floor. CaU 649-2236 after Haiidy location. $29,900. silent auction, where various helpful. Varied responsibilities. the. rental of your apartment or TWO-famity, 5-5, two new SOUTH WINDSOR - 5'4-room Ranch, during the year, and proceeds are should be made upon delivery of 5:30. MANCHESTER BUSINESS - dinini room, livin( room, paneled rec Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- items will go to the highest Some weekend and evening home. J.D. Real Estate furnaces, complete copper large carport, 3 bedrooms, living and apartment location. Newer room. Askini only $34,900. 4200. bidders. used to pay one half the cost of the items. DIAL M»-2711 hours. Reply Box "CC”, Associates,' Inc. 643-5129. buUding, aluminum siding, new tubing, excellent condition. One room with fireplace, full basement. B u tO O T U E V SIX-ROOM duplex, applhillances, Baked goods, plants and herbs, summer camp for the boys and Assistant chairman Mrs. Hor J Manchester Herald.Heral roof, central location. |M,900. HIGHLAND ESTATES floor vacant. Asking $29,000. $29,000. f W ¥ O U security, unheated, |1W. 646- RANCH, immaculate condition and handcrafted items will be also to buy equipment. This ton in the fund-raising program LOOKING for anything In real Hayes Agency, 6464131. Gorieous oversized 11-rooih Ranch. 6 Towne Real Estate. M9-4056. AKPmilNGFOR 1534. throughout, eat-in kitchen, for enables every single scout to at are Mrs. Judy Knox who Is acting Conrinued From Pracodlng Pago DON’T be lust a salesgirl, be a estate rental — apartments, offered. For the “rummagers” beditKxns, dinini room, livinf room mal dining room, large living TOllAND — 3-bedroom Rinch, tend the two week camping ses as treasurer, and Mrs. Florence counselor, learn skin care and THE FREE homes, multiple dweOiiw, no Houses For SaIr “OLDIE but goodie.” Older there will be a giant flea nn ^et NEW PLUSH 24t>e(fioom du|fiez 72 wHh fireplace, loaded kitchm. Wall- room with fir»iace, 3 bedrooms, kitchen with built-ins, 1'4 acres, makeup free and help other ADVERTISING- fees. Call J.D. Real Estote home of 7 rooms, enclosed front and tables of old books and sion at the Boy Scout Lake of Palmer. 35 m / . : with sunken living room to to-waU throuihout. form full baths. garage. $28,900. Philb|ick Agen porch, garage and city utilities. aluminum siding. $34,900. Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted women while you earn money. LISTED ON TVIE Associates, Inc. 643-5129. SEVEN-ROOM (Tontemporary, jewelry. A "Fun House”, set up Isles (fomp. Full or part-time, flexible hours. iifumBJCEP.ceuA private patio, aU appliances and Family room with bar, tvro-car laraie. cy, Realtors, 6464200. • Includes refrigerator, stove, Mrs. Horton said it is expected Manchester Evening Herald B A C k ? carpeting plus bas^ent garage, beamed ceUings, paneUng, two in the Conference House adjacent Call 875-7357. Vanda Beauty DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Larie in-|round swimmini pool. washer and dryer. Convenient VERNON — Stone Ranch, 5 rooms, to take 2 to 3 weeks to visit every Andover correspondent Anna / central convienient location, baths, family room, garages, QUALITY throughout — can’t b e , to the church, will entertain the Counselors. apartm ent, waU-to-waU carpeting Askini $67,900. Manchester location. A real buy lieldstone fireplace, 4'4 acres, home in Andover. Following Frisina, tel. 742-0347. C E U A '9 U W - $230. After 6 p.m ., 6494)311. sweeping views. Privacy. children with a fish pond, games throughout, complete appliances, built today with these features at a t $22,000. Jarvis Realty Co. beautiful view. $57,000. I of Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- this price. Large oversized master and prizes. KNOCKI Knock! Knock! If you * i r n T m i c H vanity bath. CentraUy located Realtors, 643-1121. CLERK-TYPIST UNFURNISHED 3 PAGE TW ENTY'FOUR— MANCHESTEFt EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thur8.,>Nov. 2,1972 . , ■ Rennet Students Referenda Mishap Ends Chase, Roy Takes Police South Windsor The Weather Plan Slave Week On Schools Scout Post The Beiinet Junior High School Mock Election Favors Nixon, Cotter □earing tonight, with a low in Drug Charges, Filed Report Student Council is sponsoring a See Page 18 the 40i. Satm ^y fidr with a high Slave Week next wedc du i^ o M 5 to 60. In Syracuse A mock election held Monday 17 votes. voted with the freshman and A M andiater motorist and his the vehide from Main St. to which students will go out into at South Windsor Hi|h School Prior to the mock electioh jimior. classes having the best Maple' St. to Clinton St. MANCHESTER the community to do various jobs pusenco’ were nabbed by local resulted in Nixon wiiming over students were inepared through representation.' — r a . Marvin reported that the J. Moray Roy of 106 Aniott Joseph L. Bastis, 25, o f 391 from baby-sitting to raUng MANCHESTER A City o f Village Charm pcdice Wednesday night on drug McGovern, 492-248 or 65 per cent classroom discussion^ and atten Mrs. Zadelle Greehblatt, a MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 89 pursued vehicle was operating at Rd., district scout executive of Center St., was issued a summons leaves. The money earned will TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES PRICE nFFEENCENII charges following a high speed o f the total votes cast by students dance at two assemblies. sodal studies teadier, a n a i;^ SECTIONS 'the Algonquin District of the Wednesday charging him with benefit an orphan child through chase which resulted in an acci h i^ speeds during the du oe. H ie and faculty. Discussions included a study of for the assembly programs and pursuit ended on Clinton St., Long Rivers Council, has throwing offensive matter from a Save the Children Federation. dent on Clinton St. The voto swung the other way the candidates and the issues on senior government dasses, taught accepted the position as Ei^lorer motor v^cle. Anyone Wishing to hire a Ihe driver, John D. Burdick, when Ptl. Marvin found the Bur on the vote for Congressman whidi they are campaigning. Of by Miss Sharon Moran, prqnved executive with the Hiawatha Manchester Police said the “slave” may contact the office at 19, of 75 Union St., was diarged dick car stopped on the front from the 1st Congressional the total adult and student pop brief summaries of the can Council at Syracuse, N.Y. charge stems from a Tuesday Bennet and tell of the job to be with possession of controlled lawn o f 101 Clinton St. District with incumbent William ulation, 49.5 per cent cast bidlots didates. Asristing in nuking plans In his new position, Roy will be night incident in vriiich eggs were done, the day preferred and the drugs. Ve rna also issued a sum Burdick’s car was towed from Chtter out polling Republican with the faculty having the best for the election were Glen responsible for the complete Ex- thrown at a car on Center St. number of people needed for the mons charging him with causing the acddent scene. No injuries Richard Rittenband 373-350. percentage of voters iMth 66 per Roberts, Qurent Affairs Chib \ CiourtdateisNov. 13. job. Please give at least 24-48 unnecessary noise with a motor were reported. (jieorge Wallace party candidates, cent, subtly more than 48 per president and Edward Ourvino Voters Asked To Back hours notice. vehicle, reckless driving, and Police said a search of the car Schmitz and Burke, each received cent of the student population who was chairman.. failure to obqr o f fic e ’s signal. turned up about an ounce of John N. Ambruso, 51, of, The passenger, David W. suspected marijuana. Detectives Bloomfield, was charged Itodgon, 17, o f 147 Autumn St., estimated its street value at about Wednesday morning with failure Fossil Fishing was charged with possession of |20to|2S. to grant the right of Way on W. ‘Peace With Honor controlled drugs. Burdick was releiised on a $500 Middle Tpke. west of Adams St. Excellent If Elected I Promise,.. Police said Burdidc’s car was surety bond posted by a Police said Ambruso’s was TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Paul dMerved squealing its tires on professional bondsman. Ho^on in collision with a car driven by Garner, 12, and a buddy went By THE ASSQOATED PRESS George McGovern, who has peace negotiations and said Although Nixon didn’t mention Main St. at about 8 p.m. was released on bis written Ronald E. Ralph, 24, of 34 You've heard that before. Host candidates fishing and came home with based his White House bid on "peace is at hand.” his Democratic opponent by Patrolman John Marvin, attemp promise to appear in court. Both Englewood Dr., at about 11 a.m. fossilized bone fragments will promise you anything just to get elected. / In a re-election appeal, name, the President said ting to stop Burdick’s car with are sdieduled to appear in Circuit Both cars were towed; no in; opposition to the Vietnam In his first prime-time TV ai. biologists say are the remains of a WON'T! I'll make you an offer. Elect me to President Nixon says North McGovern’s propouls would re flashing li^ ts and siren, chased Court 12 at Manchester Nov. 13. juries were reported. war, said Nixon’s comments dress of the campaign, Nixon said mastodon, an elephant-like Vietnam will watch Tuesday's quire a SO-per-cent increase in Court date is Nov. 13. the 13th Assembly District- Seat, aiid the United SUtes will agree on a creature that roamed the earth on television made him fedaal taxa. presidential election to find Vietnam settlementsmei “ when the 20,(X)0 years ago. REPRESENTII^G YOU will be my primary “ highly skeptical about McGovern told television James J. TTiibodeau Jr., 25, of out whether Americans want agreement is right—not one day Now the youth has launched a viewers in Michigan that Nison’s East Hartford, was issued a sum occupation. You deserve better than what whether the Nixon ad before." Yernon Notes one-man expedition to salvage as “peace with honor or peace claim that certain details need to mons Wednesday charging him ministration will ever bring The President added; “ We are many old bones as possible from you've been getting. You're paying fo r it. with surrender.” be worked out means that the with failure to carry a driver’s p ea ce." not going to allow an election six-mile Long Creek, marked for Vietnam negotiation “ are not license, after a routine check at P.S, I ironV have to ask my boss for time o ff to do it I*m my Democratic challenger deadline or any other kind of excavation in the Tampa Bypass Both Nixon’s prime-time going well at all” Nov. 6 Deadline Main and N. Main Sts. own boss. deadline to force us into an agree Canal Project. TV address Thursday evening The Democratic praldentlal 0>urtdateisNov. 20. ment which would be only a So far, he's hauled up what nominee also disagreed with Nix i - and the Democratic response temporary truce and not a lasting University of South Florida on's comment about what the For Absentee Votes ‘Thin Cats^ indicate the Vietnam war is peace." biology professor Dr. Larry Democrat's proposals would cost ■> 4 ttorney HUIery still a major campaign issue, Nixon said his re-election “ can McCain Retires taxpayers. MeCtovern said an in plorer Scout program in the coun Brown identified as the thigh J. Gallagher Contribute help make certain that peace The deadline for electors to on the Jackie Gleason show, plus WASHINGTON (AP) - Adm. bone of a giant mastodon. one week after the White crease of SO pa cent was “ totally cil area which includes Onondaga with honor can now be several other acts. John S. McCain Jr., former House reported progress in false. Mr. Nixon would not have apply for absentee ballots is Nov. and Oswego counties. Now his parents, Mr. and Mrs. REPUBLICAN CANDIDA TEfor achieved." 6, the day before election and Tickets may be purchased at Roy came to scouting in the commander-in-chief of all U.S. Dewey Garner, says the $1 Million d a ed to make that statement if I Town Clerk Henry Butler will the door or by writing to the Blackledge District with offices forces in the Pacific and former youngster is cluttering the house THE I3th ASSEMBL Y DISTRICT had been In the studio with him.” SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) - hold special office hours Saturday Ellington Juniors, P. 0. Box 383, in the Oiarter Oak (Council at commander-in-chief of U.S. naval with bits of petrified deer, turtles McGovern hurriedly booked a Gallagher Campaign Committee, Dick Dennison, Treasurer rhe (ihief West Coast fund-raiser fronr 9 a.m. to U a.m. for this Ellington. Hartford, the forerunner of the forces in Europe, has retired and alligators. 30-minute broadcast on CBS at for the American In d ^ n d en t purpose. Algonquin District before the re after 41 years of service. 10:30 p.m. EST tonight to give a Testimonial Dinner party laments that his “ is the Indians Seize fuller response to the President Ebtler said the absentee ballot cent reorganization o f the scout A testimonial dinner to honor party of the thin cats,” but he must be applied for in time to niovement in Connecticut. McGovern told audiences says he still has about $1 million have it completed and returned Helen Rocco, supreme president Thursday that South Vletnameae to show for his efforts. through the mail in time for him o f Emblem Club, District 1 of He joined scouting as a youth in President Nguyen Van Thlcu had "The campaign has not BIA Building to re^ve it on the day of the Connecticut, will be held Friday Litchfield, entered the vowed the United States could received a dime from the so- election. at the Elk’s Carriage House, professional scouting field in not dictate peace to him. called organized conservatives,” The special presidential ballot, North Park St., Rockville. 1959, and has earned most o f the "Wril, If 1 were president,” Larry Abraham said in an an WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 300 Indian restrict^ to voting for president The dinner will start at 7:30 top scouting honors. the nation’s Getting Out The Vote said McGovern, “ I would say to interview Thursday. and vice president, may be p.m. with Tom Blanchard, dis demonstrators continued to control the Bureau of Indian him that he can no longer dictate But, he said, “ we’ve exceeded returned so that it is received trict deputy of Manchester, to be Roy and his wife, Clynthia, have . William B. Clarke m , a quadriplqjic, not only has voted for-President telephone in Ids Fairfield home. The phone is Affairs building today but there were indications they woiild war for the people of the United our expectation!. We’ve been States." through the mall, or left by the among the invited guests as well two sons, Keith and Brian. already, but also is encouraging others to vote. Paralyzed activated by a rod he holds in his mouth. His mother, Mrs. leave later in the day. very, very pleased with the over Vice President Spiro T. Agnew applicant, at the town clerk’s as Theresa Garrity, president of leaders salute from ttie neck down in a car accident, he is manning a Nixon- WUliam B. Clarke Jr. helps by taking notes. (AP photo) all success of our fund-raising The White House apparently overruled plans Thursday also took up the subject of peace office up to 8 p.m. when the polls the Emblem Club, also of efforts." night to evict the protestors forcibly and negotiated an negotiations as he c a m p a ig n in close election day. Manchester. Anyone wishing instructing Blind Abraham said the party's the West. The town cleric’s office is in the further information or wishing to agreement whereby they would leave voluntarily today for the Homemakers Topic presidential nominee, John T h e vice president said Memorial Building, Park Place, purchase tickets, should contact Interior Department auditorium. Schmitz, bought his first 30 McGovern has “ meddled around Rockville. Mrs. Theodore Ventura, chair “ Instructing the Newly Blinded man. * * ? ; minutes of network television Right now there is a meeting answer our questions. All he with foreign policy” the way no Evening School Adult” will be the topic for dis ’Civilian' going on downstairs among our Private - F eder al Health time for $85,000 from NBC earlier did was stand there and say 'I other presidential candidate has The Vernon Adult Evening cussion and instruction at the 1*1 people,” said Ute Indian Glenda " this week, and that the campaign don't know.' We should have in the history o f the United School is now in the process of Church Bazaar first In-Service Training session I ' Vv^ Tyler, a Ute from Salt Lake Qty. P l ^ n is putting out another $85,()00 to some one in there who docs give State. . / preparing brochures for the The annual (Christmas bazaar of of the season for- the staff of the She was answering telephones in buy half an hour on ABC next a damn about the Indian people Spring semester and Ronald the Rockville Methodist CTiurch Manchester Homemaker Service, offices normally occupied by the Program Pushed By Nixon Monday night for an election eve and who doesn't just sit in a big “ I want to remind you that at Kozuch, head of the Department will be held Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. Inc. on Monday evening at 7:30 BIA’s information division. Reported talk by Schmitz. office In a big building with a big the very time we w ^ in the of Continuing Education, is to 7:30 p.m. at the church on p.m. in the training room o f the All BIA employes were given Bil Cotter The $1 million Schmitz war title,” she said. process of negotiating a peace be asking for suggestions for new Grove St. agency at ‘,237 E. Center St. the day off. Congressman, First District WASHINGTON (AP) — he said,, would build “on the chest compares with goals of $40 The negotiators refused to talk has offered to renegotiate that courses. Booths will feature jewelry, Miss Christine Olson, n iii’R The President contended that SAIGON (AP) - The U S. "I believe we are planning to million for Presidant Nixon’s peace and give away eveijrthlng Preajifl.ent Nixon plugged strengths o f our present health “ if the government pays all the government has drafted to Loesch Thursday night. Koxuch also said the school is Christmas decorations, hand rehabilitation teacher for the campaign aqd $25 million for Sen. go over to the auditorium ... as we've obUhied at the bargaining medical biUi, opiy the Amoiig the activities set for interested in employing teachers made items such as neckties, Connecticut State Board of today ifp r vb4f prpppspc| secret plans for a military soon as the meeting ends,” she toble, thrckigh the l a c r i ^ of Nixon bever mentioned goverhmbni* has ' a stake in George McGovern’s race. today was a spiritual service at in the areas o f slip cove- making, aprons, handknit items, home- Education and Services for the national behUb Insui^nce advisory group of ^ ^ ca n said. 56,000 American men ahd Democratic nominee George holding down medical costs.” But Abrajiam said it has been Arlington O m e te ry (or Indian antiques, crocheting, psychology, baked. goods, plants, attic Blind, will conduct the session. en ou ^ to irat dh'ifatjbr drives in Ms.“ tyler, who prefers the couifuesstitle wounded. progtdm and chatg^ that bis McGovern by niune but referred “ This means,” he said, "that civilianis to remain iii South vicUrns o f war. T b ^ had vowed quilting, ABC stenoscript, treasures, stuffed animals, The Manchester Homemaker some target cities and buy some title, is a member of the oppobent Mdcs a fedaalixed r^ieatedly to “ his opponent” and the government officials would Vietnam after all U.S. troO]» to hold the service In defiance of / ;'I think that’s reprehensible.” candlemaking, woodcarving, children’s items. Girl Scout Service, Inc., a non-profit com radio, television and newspaper American Indian Movement mediisal ^ t m that would said the D m ocratic plan would have to approve hoqiital budgets are withdrawn, similar to the an Army ban on “parllun" Agnew salg at a Cheyenne^ Wyo., leathercrafts and metal sculp equipment and many others. munity service agency supported advertising in almost all states. which spearheaded the bulldliqi cost taxpayos a “staggering $91 and set fee schedules and take events In the ceinetery. high school. “ 1 want Ohoqie turing. Those teaching these Lunch will be available from 10 by th e United Fund o f too costly and would I situation that now exists in Abraham said be has received takeover at dusk ThurKhty, said billion” a year. steps that would eventually lead The rejection of their petlUoii McGovern to know just how I courses do not have to have a a.m. to 2 p.m. and a turkey Manchester,' provides trained lowet qu^ty health care. Laos. no contributions from the John the protestors "bad a regular pow SENATOR TED KENNEDY “ This means that health alone to the complete federal domina to pray at the graves o f such fe e l” ' Connecticut teacher certification, dinner will be served in the Home Health Aides fo l the elder Birch Society or other conser wow here,” after the IS Indian In aether of his series «. would take up more than one- tion oFlVmerican medicine.” U.S. military sources said Indians as Ira Haya, a Pima who McGovern had said M week Kozuch said. evening. ly under the Medicare program as "i know the work of Congressman Bill Cotter. He exemplifies the high negotiators returned about mid paid political netW(Hk radio third of the entire federal the advisers would be vative political groups or funds. helped a e c t the flag o v a Iwo that, if elected, be would reipeet The spring semester will start part of its home care section. In the IS-minute taped^in- night after conferring the White est standards of competence and integrity that America needs. budget,” , he said. “H m average Abraham, a former Birch Jima, fed the discontent already the terms of any agreement made Jan. 29 and the new brochures This portion of the work o f the broadcasts, Nixon said “one advance address, Nixon said employed by civilian firms House aide, Brad n ttortoo, BIA Harvest Dance “His efforts on behalf of the Connecticut worker, his contributions to the family’s federal' tax bill from Society staff member, did say he fa ta ln g among caravan par during the Nixon administration. Manchester Homemaker Service,, of the clearest choices in the federal spending for health has that would be under contract commissioner Louis Bruce and will be distributed the last week St. John’s Episcopal Church knows that a number of his in ticipants Thursday. debate over National Health Insurance, his continuing fight to lower food health would go from |457 a year increased more than 50 per cient Interior officials. But he added he would reserve in December. The evening school will sponsor a Harvest Dance. Inc. in the community is provided 1972 presidential election” is either to the U.S. Defense or dividual contributors are to $1,305 a year, neariy triple.” during his first tarn and that "We felt it was necessary to Shortly after most BIA workers the right to tiy to change any will hold an open house Dec. 5 Nov. 18, at the Kosciuszko Club, 1 under contract to the Manchester prices are well known and respected in Washington.” between his proposed State Departments. They members of the B h ^ Society or And, Nixon continued, itipjor steps had been taken in the take over the building... This was had left lor the day, and midst provision for continued i^ t a iy from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Rockville Vernon Ave., Rockville. Dancing and Rockville Public Health Nur other conservative proupi. progtam and “our opponents’ M cG overn om itted this $91 battle a g ^ t cancer, heart dis would be on the order of Air reports that armed federal guards aid to the present South Viet High School where the classes are will be to “ The Big Band Sound sing Associations and supervised “ The Birch Society never has the only way to make people to billion item from a budget he raid ease, and sickle cell anemia. w a r slipping into the building, namese government. conducted. by them. Staff members of both plan for a medietd system America, the charter airline listen to us ...,” Ms. Tyler said. of the 40’s ." The dance will be would be financed by cuts in and never will m ake con The» Democratic vice- nursing agencies have- been in which is paid for by tte tax that the U.S. Central "Thursday, when we talked to the mostly youthful protaters Anyone having suggestions con- open to the public and tickets will He said his economic policy tributions to candidates...simply presidential nominqe, Saigcnt defense. Harrison Loesch (assistant in Abruptly b e^ n barricading all c^ning new courses, or having be sold at the door or may be vited to attend the training ses payers and controU^ by the ^ has “ cut the rise in medierd Intelligence Agency finances because it would be contrary to Shriver, said the President’s SENATOR ABE RIBICOFF “ Our opponent's federalized, terior secretary for land and. ' entranca from the inside with questicms concerning the school, purchased by contacting the sion. federal govemmoit.” care prices by more than two- the constitution of the society to election-eve peace effort has tax supported system would be in Laos. mineral resources and wlto daks aq]| machina pulled from ^ u ld call or write the Con church office. In addition to ttie Home Health thirds from 6.4 pa cent a year do so,” Abraham said. “ Bill Cotter has served the people of Connecticut with distinction, first in ^ The Presidait said his program very c o ^ in terms of dollars and The draft peace agreement offica . collapsed. tinuing Education Office. The Aide portion of its program, the oversees BIA affairs), he couldn’t Bloodmobile Visit State government and now as a Congressman. He is one of the leading which Congress failed to act on cents,” Nixon said “ but it also ago to only 2.1 per cent in the last negotiated by Henry A. Kissinger i mailing address is Box 420, Manchester Homemaker Service, llie Red Ooss Bloodmobile tids year, would require an would be very costly in ternu of year.” and the North Vietnamese in Rodcville. Inc. provides trained Congressional critics of the administration’s price control program, par will visit St. Johns Episcopal employer to provide all ids quality of American medicine. Paris calls for the withdrawal of AARP Meeting Homemakers for families where ticularly as it relates to food prices and utility rates. Bill Cotter i^ not Church, Rt. 30, Vernon, Nov, 15 workers with a health insurance Not only would our pocketbooks all U.S. forces from Vietnam The newly formed Tolland illness or other emergencies from 1 to 6:30 p.m. ^alk-ins will only a colleague with whom I am proud to serve, but he is also my Con policy and pay at least 65 per cent be much pormer, our health care within 60 days of a cease-fire, but PRIZE County Chapter of the American*' make necessary the presence of be welcome or donors may make gressman and will get my vote on November 7.” of the p r e lu m cost. This plan, would be poorer too.” New Version nothing has been said publicly Association of Retired Persons outside help in the home in order an appointment by calling Joanne about U.S. civilian advisers. SSELL (AARP) will hold its meeting to preserve normal family life. Of Hat Trick Palica. The agreement also stipulates Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the School Menus that the United States can send Rockville Methodist Church, The following lunches will be SEVILLE, Spain (A P )«*- A military equipment to the Saigon Grove St. served in the Vernon schools, Suburban Safari CHAIRMAN WILBUR MILLS man walked into a branch of the government only as replacements Potential members, those 55 next week: Worker Force Bank of Spain Thursday, laid his on a one-to-one basis, with the House Ways and Means Committee years of age and older, are invited Monday: Frankfurt on roll, May Be Needed hat for a nmment on a table replacement weapons to be of the to attend this get-acquainted baked beans, carrot ‘ sticks and where two government cdfidals same or similar characteristics meeting. PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) — fruit cup. “Your Congressman Bill Cotter, just a freshman, has made a major con were counting money, picked It and properties. Harvey Fraud's thinking o f , Continues Rise Magic Show Tuesday: Schools will be closed up and w alk^ out. Along with In anticipation that an agree organizing a safari through his tribution to our Committee’s delib^tions on National Health Insurance, In conjunction with National for election day. " • the hat he took a million pesetas ment may be signed soon, the neighborhood in the city’s with his thoughtful, comprehensive health care bill. It’s not often that I Family Week, Nov. 19-^, the Wednesday: Chicken and gravy j WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation’s total employment worth $15,800. Nixon administration is rushing , Squirrel Hill section. EUin^n Junior Women's Qub on buttered rice, green teans. cite a freshman Congressman, but Bill Cotter has won my respect, and continued to rise last month while the jobless rate rem ain^ millions of doliars worth of His pet ocelot slipped through will sponsor a magic show at the bread anij butter aim apricots. I the respect of all his colleagues in Congress.” ’ The thief was still at large military equipment into South the wooden bars of its cage last | unchanged at 5.5 per cent of the work force, the LaboT Vernon Center Middle School on Thursday: Italian spaghetti today. Vietnam. yj;' Saturday and took off. Dqiartment rep ort today. Nov. 19 at 2 p.m. with meat sauce, spinach. Italian The Society of American Fraud says the ocelot, Geno, is I bread with butter and The num ber o f Am ericans at woriL rose nearly 7IX),000 to completely harmless, “ but he can Magicians, Northern Connecticut applesauce. look fierce, and makes a lot of 82.7 million, the report said. Since employment normally Assembly 21, will present the Friday: Fishwich with tartar noise and could easily frighten a | rises in October, the dejpartment’s Bureau of Labor Statistics Leaf Burning Banned show titled, “It’s Magic.” The sauce,, french-fried potatoes, CHAIRMAN OLIN TEAGUE person." show will feature Ring Lee and ^pssed salad and peanut butter House Veterans' Affairs Committee figured it as a rise of 260,000 on a seasonally adjusted basis. his magical doves, Dick the - Frand is worried that Geno, I square. Milk is served with all The actual unemployment total Tramp, Dave Richards ahd who eats only'chicken hearts and down from 10.2 to lO.l per cent, In Manchester ' meals. “Bill Qotter has supported every piece of major legislation concerning dipped nearly 200,000 to 4.5 Joanne, all who have perfomted gizzards, might starve or be shot. the bureau said. million, but since this is expected Veterans. He has done a great job for the Veterans of his district and the The bureau said the rise in The Mandiester ban against the open burning of leaves each O ctito the bureau figured nation.” » employment continued a rieady it at no dumge on a swuonal will remain in force. Town Manager Robert Weiss an climb that began in 1971 and was nounced today. His decision follows a public hearing held by baris. 2.7 million bid>er than a year ago. The bureau also reported that him last Friday, when those who appeared were about Noting the unemployment total average parnings of some 50 evenly divideij — for and against lifting the ban. was 300,000 less than a year ago. million rank-and-file workers "M y opponent is .on record in file repeat said there was a rise of Weiss said today, “ I was impressed by the arguments on ■ 5 ^ remtined virtually unchanged at 600,000 in number Of full-time both sides of this question, however, those people who cited $1.73 a hour and.$139.13 a week. favor of a State Income Tax, wocken while part-time enqikty- serious respiratory problons resulting from burning could It said the average weekly ment declined. This is viewed as not be i^w ed. and twice voted for an income Continue his experienced payriieck was up $9.68 o r 7.4 p v a sign that more jobs are “ Consequently, after carefully reviewing public response, cent over the pi^ year, mote tax during the last legislative available. Btost o f the jo b gain for I have reached the conclusion that the town will best be voice in Congress than double the 3.3 per cent the month was in durable goods session. inflatitui in living costs over the served by retaining the ban on burning. My decision is based i-t m s . manufacturing. same period. upon the need for recognizing what appears to be the “Since October 1971 manufac greatest good for the greatest number.” Unemployment among men turing em|dayment has inaessed rose slightly from 3.8. to 3.9 per The ban in Manchester has been in effect since Nov. 2, j I would vote A G A IN ST a State RE-ELECT by 650,000,” the bureau said. lU s cent for a total of 1.6 milUon; the 1968. tt w as strengthened June 1 o f this year udien the state’s was a marked contrast to a rate for women edged q> from ^ Income Tax!" decline of nearly 1.8 million Clean Air Act went into effect. 5.4 to 5.5 per cent with a total of manufacturing Jobs in the ago, State Environmental Commissioner Dan 1.7 million. Ibe Joblesi rate for previous two yean. j TjifHii gave towns and cities permission to lift the ban Cha|s*With Winning Trio teenagers declined from 16.5 to “In the serviceprododng in againrt the bondng of leaves. He specified thaUhe decision 15J per cent with a total of 1.1 dustries, payndl employment ad in oach munidpaUty “should be a matter of local dis I Vote Democrat Pull 2nd Lever miUion. girls, daughters of former Mayor James Farr, shared a vanced 175,000 in October, reflec cretion .” Josefdi P. Byrnes, executive secretary of the state Commis ELECT BILL BRONEILL COTTER Unemployment among white $5,000 prize in the state bttehi. See niore pidures of ting aizaUe increases in trade, K The public hearing Weiss conducted last Friday Was for sion on Special Revenue, chats with Jamie Farr, 8, of Democrat <• State Representative • 12th District woriun remained unchanged at 5 yesterday’s drawing on page 10. (Herald photo by Pinto.) services and state and local guidance in reaching a dedsion for Manchester. Mfonchester, as sisters Pattida, 19, and Lisa, 12, look on. The VOTE DEAAOCRATIC TUES., NOV. 7th, 1972 YOUR CONGRESSMAN per cent, vHiile the rate for non- government.” the report said. vUtes-mostly Negroes-inched ' > •BroneUI Campalfln Committaa, Ciaranca Folay, Treasurar Paid for by the ComiYiittee to re-elect Congressman Bill Cotter. Ann Klein, Conrad J. Kronholm, Jr., Co-Chairmen