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By PATRICK O’KEEFE 'fSir NEW YORK (AP) — Ship Nixon's executive order was payroll loes of at least |8 mil VAmOAN CITY (AP) — The ping sources reported today extended Tuesday to cover the lion a week for the 4 B , ( ^ long International Association of shoremen on strike, mppers alth Nursing Association * Family population exploalon and the that longshoremen were flock- Roman Catholic Church'a atti Machinists and Aerospace say they facei a loss of 40,000 a Ing back to work along, ê Oulf Workers, District Lodge 94 and day for each vessel laid up, tude toward birth control are expected to be dlacuaaed at the and South Atlantic coasts in the Ixxsal Ixrcal Lodge 1484. Iliere were 88 repcf^ted Idle World Bishops Synod, a Vatican face of a Taft-Hartley in ^ Officials In CallfomU, Wash- Tuesday, source reports. The debate junction which many believed ington, Oregon and Hawaii esti- In beginning Taft-Hbrtley mate the West Coast strike, procedures Monday night, the could provoke a challenge to Imminent. best' Glastonbury Agencies' Gr the Pope’s ban on con which began July 1, has cost at White House did nM say whoth- traceptives. A strike by the AFLCIO In least *1.7 billion In lost wages er Nixon will consider br Ih e source said that although ternational Longshoremen's As and sales. Junctions for one of the two "only seven words” on popu sociation appeared to be falter The East-Qulf strike means strikes or both. lation problems appear in the ing in Ita sixth day. working paper for the synod Longshoremen in Houston theipe, social justice, there are 1 )ter, American National Red Cros alx apprendicea to the docu and Oalveston, Tex., had ig ment In which population gets a nored the strike order from fair amount of attention. ILA President Thomas W. Angry K y Chat^ges The synod, now debating the Gleason from the start, and full first topic, the priesthood, prob dock operations were reported ably should get to the social In Port Arthur, Brownsville, Justice theme about Oct. 15, the Corpus Christ! and Orange, Thieu Vote ^Rigged* source said. ’ Tex. as well as in Lake >rd Dispensary' Hartford Hearing Discussion of birth control by Charles, La., and Panama City, SAIGON (AP) — Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky the 209 synod delegates, in On Stump Fla,., charged today there was “ brazen rigging* of South Viet- cluding 142 bishops from six Shippers here said longshore- nam’s presidential election in which President Nguyen continents, could provoke a Sen. George McGov men were workbig passenger challenge to the ban on arti Van Thieu, running alone, won re-election by what elec- ern, D-S.D., says he ships In Miami and Port Ever- ficial Urth control decreed by tion officials said was more than a 90 per cent margin. will enter the Massa galdes, Fla., and permitting "The resulU of the Oct. 3 — —------—____ Pope Paul VI In the encyclical chusetts Democratic consignees to pick up ship- election,'' with figures indicating that the election was Illegal and "Humanae Vitae" In 1968. ty Center' Jewish Family Service primary next April af ments on piers In Mobile, Ala., percentages nearing 1(X) per unconstltuUonal. Prior to the issuance of “ Hu- and Tampa, Fla. cent, revealed a brazen rigging The government’s official manae Vitae," a secret papal ter conference with New Orleans was regarded as beyond ImaginaUon,” Ky said news agency, Vietnam Press, advisory commission. Including Sen. Edward Kennedy. the key to a complete reeump- In a statement released by his said the period for filing com- doctors, psychologists and lay (AP Photo) tlMi of work and all shippers' press office. plaints with the Supreme Court men, advocated a change in the traditional church ban on con- eyes were focused there. ElecUon officials said fbial expired Tuesday. tracepUon. ILA leaders were convergbig official vote totals gave Thieu '"'e election law sets the tion A rm y South Windsor Agenci Subsequently, a number of on New York for a full-scale 94,3 per cent of the ballote cast, deadline at "three days follow- national conferences of Oatholic Meskill Backs meeting scheduled for Thurs- with 6.6 per cent against him. ***e elecUon day, which is bishops published Inter day morning. tjjo remaining two-tenths of a t®day.” pretations and commentaries Replacing Of In Washington, a four-man In- per cent was unaccounted for. Lawyers for the Committee on the encyclical. Some of qulry board was at work trying on Monday officials had list- Dictatorship, which these indicated that the deci Guard Officer to help President Nixon decide ed M 6 W c e ^ f T ^ t u m^d complaint to- sion on whether to use con wheUier to take official steps to g.s p«r against, with 8 ‘*** SWremment press agency was in error. traceptives was a matter for HARTTORD (AP) — “It is stop the strike on the West, cent of the votes missing. MCA'YWCA'American Social He East and Gulf coasts. the individual's conscience. traditional to place the gover- Ky’s Btatement was the first J^wady The Rev. Arthur McCormack nor’a own man In that spot, The board, appointed Monday, bile reacUon to the elecUon ^ of England, a population expert said Gov. Thomas J. Meskill I^resldent’s execu-îmits from either of Thieu’s the consUtutlonallty of a and economist working for the Wednesday, explainbur why he order, was formally cer- oneUme opponents. Both the one-candidate ^ elecUon, brought Vatican------Commission------on — ------Justice decided VWto replace the WSK2 S8UX8AWVA number . ^“ y***^ contract deadlocks that -vice» president uasMand Qen.VBVSS. Duonsr suppmter . of Mlnh Tiny Entanglement . __ . . . . A ^ VlOlfA ^ AW... ___ . ____ ~ 'I T I A m «1 a and Peace, Is .the moving force two man In the Connecticut Na- par^yzed moat of the van *TOg*’ Mlnh pulled out of ^ ^® President Nixon gets coat' button tangled in the hair of Page Evans, 5, in behind getting birth control on tional GuaM. country s deep-water ports. race charging the election election returns al on Social Work Education' U.S. Wilmington, Del., while her mother and brother pose for photo. (AP Photo) the synod agenda. Meskill tapped U.8 . Marshal the rigged by Thieu. .S u ' ^ „ in a recent paper for the sy- Gaetano “Guy” Russo of Wa- T®^‘-Har“®y Act governing la- „ ^rally consid- nod he urged that the blahop^terbury, a Republican, to sue- «;®‘ations, the board was dl- ^ ™ * “ - admlt the Vaylty of the pop'Tceed ^ssl«tant%. Gen. Al^l^rt ^ pi^^ln^va^Sl ^T(^hl^ laUon problem; encourage the k . "B ud" Cotter, a Democrat, President then will P tt® Aug. M lower house elec- "ideal X smaller famlUes," ootter. ^-yeL-old Ser “ ^nts*^’ “T® and finance nssearch to make leglslaUve reporter for the InJuncUon against «n ^ .’k®” Scientists Worried the Church-appixived "ihythm Hartford Tlme^ has spent 28 ^ itkns^ ‘?®, x method” more effecUve. years In the mUltaiy. I^ was to flle^ ^ More dramaUcally, however, named to,his present post with «'*®-"‘“ rSu^rem e Fatherir»n,»r McCormackMr/Tnrmack said the sy-Bv- the rank „'fof hbrigaxUer X o s . . . general In My®rs of San Francisco, turned “ ® Supreme Court charging Nlnh, Thieu’s cousin. nod should “ insist that where 1934. down membership on the board Over Cross-Infection Tuesday because he has fomUy planning programs are russo has the rank of lleuten- ^ . to the oast with the Pa- Judged to b|e necessary and are ant colonel In the Notlotial . By C. O. MCDANIEL No one really knows how ConservaUve esUmajtes of the even already In eratlon, any clflc Maritime Association, a The operaUon was a success many such InfecUons occur or incidence of hospital infecUons (See Page Two) principal in the walkout. He Bombers Hit North, but the Ûent died. And what •'mv many people die as a re- range from 2 to 6 per cent of (See Page Ten) will not be replaced, the White he died of might haye been suit—there might be 100,(X)0 all admissions, House said. Another strike, halting soft- something he picked up In the deaths a year. ^n Amelrcan Hospital Assocl- hospital. “ The awful thing Is that there aUon report states: “ If a con- coal production in more than 20 Cambodian Borders states, entered its sixth day to Even if he survived, his hos- record,” says Bertha servaUve 2 per cent of 30 mll- Blaze Ruins day, with 100,0(X> miners off the SAIGON (AP) — U.S. fighter- firing, and American pilots are jHtol stay may have been Yanis Lltsky of Amherest, persons admitted to Ameri- Tax Cuts Job. bombers launched freah raids authorized to fire first They lengthened by the InfecUon he Mass., a consulting environ- can hospitals each year develop Secretary of Labor James D. east of Saigrni, but U.S. Fire did, with several Shrike ainto- acquired in the hospital. mental .bacteriologist who has nosocomial infections which ex- West Mystic inslde North Vietnam, and B62 ground missiles that home in The problem of hospital written a book on the problem, their average stay by one Approved Hodgson told t<^ union and coal-industry negotiators Tues heavy bombers kept pressure on the enemy’s radar, croas-infecUnn—or nosocomial "I've never seen a hospital day, at a per diem rate of ap day he Is concerned "over re on North Vietnamese troops Gardner said that the Mion- InfecUon, as It Is called—is ma- chart saying Uils paUent died proximately $80, this represents In House Shipyard ports 'the parties had been alcng the Cambodian border, day night strike was against an Jo t , If not criUcal, in the view because we did something an annual cost of $48 million." unable to reach agreement be military spokesmen announced antiaircraft gun site 86 miles of medical authoriUes. wreng," Mrs. Lltsky added In A federal government publi WASHINGTON (AP) — The WEST MYSTIC, Ctonn., (AP) cause of questions involved In today. north of the demilitarised zone DoroUiy Golden, R.N., super-- an Interview, cation says: "Diagnosis and House passed today by voice — An eariy morning blaze gut the government’s wage-stablll- lltere were no reports of sig- while the following night F106e visor of the central sterile sup- Dr. James G. Shaffer, a ml- thereapy of these infections vote a controversial package of ted the heart of MysUc Ship- *aUcn efforts, niflcant action in the 11-day op- attacked two radar air defense ply department for Ohio State croWologlst and associate dean ppobably add at least one-third business and Individual tax yard early today destroying ..j advised the parties that eration In the Cambodian bor- sites 10 cuid 12 miles north of University Hospitals, Colum- of CSilcago Medical School, q, billion dollars annually to cuts, $15.4 billion over three most of the shop buildings and tha government did not consld- der region 60 to 90 miles north- the DMZ. bus, terms It "the greatest terms the corss-infections "a yjg g f hospitalization for years, keyed to President Nix- four yachts stored In the main er that an acceptable reason— Base Pace and several South The results were not known, problem of the day In hospl- universal problem In aJI hospl- on’s New Economic program. a hostile action prej>arat6ry to Gardner said. ■■ tals.” (See IPafe Ten) buUddng. especially In a key Industry Despite a last-minute stepup Mystic Fire Chief Alfred such as coal and mining.’’ Vietnamese bases were lightly The raids were the 66th and In opposition by labor union of Brooks said the fire was dis Hodgson said 200 other agree shelled. There were no Amerl- 66th reported inside North Vlet- ficials, the House acted without covered and reported about 6 ments have been- reached dur an casualties, the U.S. Com- nam this year, even demanding a roll call. a.m. by the stewrud aboard a ing the wage-price freeze. mand sold. Meanwhile, Typhoon Elaine United Appeal putsthem all together About 60 members were on the 72-foot sailing yacht that was The United Mine Workers Three Air Force P106 fighter- headed toward North Vietnam’s floor. pulled up on shore, along side and the Bituminous CO€d Oper bombers carried out raids in- southern panhandle with winds Eskimos Sue in Oil Land Sale Although the Ways and 200-foot main storage bulld- ators Association said they side North Vietnam on Monday of 86 miles per hour, selecUon of valid and In violation of BecUon M®«m Committee rerfiuffled Ing. were,------resuming negotiations _ im- and Tuesday nights after B62 The t y p h ^ , moving west-^ WASHINGTON (AP) — Alas- state government’s ------...— . . . . proeram------—roduc- -"nc- He said the fire apparently mediately. The union seeks a heavy bombers they were es- northwest along the coast of* Your Fair Share Gift helps make life better. For your neighbors. For you. kan Eskimos have filed suit North Slope 1^ ^ ln^l9W under g of the Alaska Stateho^ Act l ^ ^ ^ e s s by broke------out In------a bo'ler shed, and- ju - increase In the top dally cortlng over Laos were threat- South Vietnam, ladiied South challenging state ownership of the Alaska Statehood Act vlo- for the land leased or sold was ^ billion and increasing Fire Marshal Joseph Hermann «™se of $87 ened, the command said. Vietnam’s coastal lowlands the oll-rlch North Slope and lated clauses protecUng acUve not 'vacant, •■"“ unappropriated, ""•’““ rlated or . -...... ■* guts by about ------speculated ....that ^gy have ^ ® n „ [fig wtot Coast dock Child & Family Services of Connecticut use The B62s were striking with heavy rains. seeking to Invalidate Alaska’sA l o a V a ’ o rrights. l i r h f p iunreserved’ i n r o Q A t * V f » H ’ Aas f l rrequired A f l l l l P f i d bby v tthat h f i - t j. . .billion, . . . . opponents . contend _____.a be«n electrical 1.in origin. strike are 'demands by the Inde- Hanot’s Ho Chi iOnh trail sup- The U.S. 7th Fleet carrier Family Service Society American Social Health Association $913 million sale of North Slope The Interior secretary’s ap->• section.” ** r jg. . . . . g .bonanza to big busl- v> Robert —a . A. w Helller —til—_ of wir_... Mason’s Is- in d e n t InternaUonal Long- ply network. Midway, operating In the Ttm- Catholic Family Services Greater Hartford Community Council oil leases. proval of the selection violated gg ,gj back as anyone ness. Using this argument, the land and James L. Christy of shoremen’s and Warehouse- A spokesman for the com- kin Gulf off the coast of North Salvation Army The Urban League The Arctic Slope Native Asso- the constitutional requirement h„ov/s. the plaintiff Eskimo a FLjCIO sent a letter to aU Noank had purchased the ship- men’s Union over off-dock con mand, MoJ. Richard Gardner, Vietnam, moved southward to elation filed (he suit In U.S, of due process of law, the Es- pggpjg have occupied, used and House members Tuesday ur- yard only test July. They said tgjner jurisdiction, a guaran- said that none of the U.S. air- avoid the typhoon. Jewish Family Service Social Service Department — Greater Hartford Council of Churches DUtrlct Court here Tuesday, kimos charged. exercised domlniqn over the 'en- ging them to reject the bill their loes was "very partially" work week and wages and craft was fired on but that spe- But spokesmen said planes Women’s League Council on Social Work Education against Secretary of the Interl- "Finally," their suit tire___ __Arctic Slope Region of Benefits for individuals are covered by Insurance but that benefits. c I a 1 electronic equipment from the carrier were still oon- Legal Aid Society Travelers Aid Society or Rogers C. B. Morton and "all leu es, sales, conditional ^îgghg^" the suit claimed, ad- cikibentrated largely In the low- they would attempt to erect a tj,e East, the AFIXTO In- aboard the F106e Indicated in ducting raids over the HO O il other officials of the Interior leases and conditional sales fiing that "at the very least, the er-iii'6ome brackets. All Individ- new Btorage building eoMi and ternatlonal Longôrem en’s As- each Instance that North Viet- Mlnh trail In Laos, The Greater Hartford Association for Retarded Children Farmington Child Guidance Clinic Department. made under the authority of carry on with their bualness. gociaUon seeks extension In namese radar was tracking the The storm has curtailed some Boy Scouts Farmington Valley Association for Retarded Children The suit charges that the such tentative approvals are In- (See Page Two) (See Page Ten) No dollar estimate of damage present form of a guaranteed planes.- air strikes and other allied mil- Farmington Valley Homemaker Service was available. annual Income from New York Tlie command considers this ttary operations In the northern Connecticut Junior Republic Fire officials said dosens of other East and Gulf ports. a hostell action preparatory to part of South Vietnam. Boys’ Clubs Farmington Recreation Association (See Faff* niavea) Hartford Jewish Community Center Connecticut Yankee Council of Girl Scouts Hartford Neighborhood Centers Farmington Direct Aid YWCA Community Child Guidance Clinic of Manchester Bebe Handled with Care YMCA Manchester Homemakers Service Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council Manchester Public Health Nurses i coupled management of finance (O) NEW8DAY as Presidents Harding and Hoo for personal use until such time East Hartford Public Health Nursing Association Manchester Association for the Help of Retarded Children companies with Investments Charles G. (Bebe) Rebozo, ver and presIdents-to-be Johnson as the monument opened for with other Smathers’ asso Hartford Dispensary Lutz Junior Museum President Nixon’s closest friend and Nixon, The latter two were public use. Hartford Hearing League South Windsor Nursing Association and the only private citizen liv there as guests of Rebozo and The Army Corps of Engineers ciates. I "I don’t think he ever operat Visiting Nurse Association ing In the Florida White' House hie close asaoclata, former Sen. official who negotiated the land Greater Hartford Chapter of the American National Red Cross Compound on Kay Blscayne, re George A. Smathers. sale, A. E. N. Westcott, said he ed alone,” one man who had ceived "kid glove” treatment was given to understand at a business dealings with Reboso said. Rebozo U sold to have when the U.S. government . . . *»hould he treated meeting of corpa officials that bought land from him for the Reboso should bo "treated with SLCCumuIated a net worth esti Blscayne National Mounment In with kid gloves* wld gloves" because high-rank mated at more than 1 million 1869. ing persona In his department dollars today. Reboso , and his associates The government bought felt that "w o were supposed to It was Smathers who Intro duced Robozo to Richard Nlx- quickly received oloeo-to-ap- Adams Key from the Reboso bo dealing with someone who pralsal prioyas on an Island plot group for $550,000. Subsequent was an Intimate of people In while other land-owners were ly, Reboso’s brother-in-law was high places.” being offered lower prices on a put on the federal payroll as a Another official said that' take-lt-or-loave-lt basis. . . fruit land tale speedy handling of Reboio's Reboso, through an attorney, caretaker-watchman on the claim had been urged beoauee links Smathers then demanded — and moelved Island, the same Job he had —- a hlgher-thon-appralsal price held tor Reboso and hie asso "w o didn’t want to embarrase on a second piece of prcîerty. ciates In a private capacity. an Incoming president." Adams Key was one of the Clare s h a re And cne of Rebo^’a peters, Reboso, the son o f immigrant e n o u g h to Reboso Investments; land In an The principal property In ques tion, Adams Key, was the home Ms lawyer, Thomas Wakefield, (Jubans, attended Miami High area called Florida Fruit of the Ooooloho Oay Club, a fad rented the caretaker’a cottage School with Smathers and Join Lands was ’ another, Examlna- (AP IÛHO) ing resort which over tha years at the club back from the ed Smothers’ political organi 1971 United Appeal - Greater Hartford Community Chest (Sea Page Twelve) Yacht Barlovent, foreground, escapes serious damage as blaze hits shipyard at West Mystic today. had accommodated such visitors United States for |8S0 a year— sation after World War II. He

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANG^STER.-CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTORER 6, 1971 PAGE THREE MANCEJESrER •fiVEITO^G HERALO. MANCHES;ri»; C O m . WEDNESDAY, QOTOSER 6, 1971 i ; PAGE TWO llke that? 1716 dear woman cf sight. 1 telephoned my wife Coventry cle.arly felt she was doing me a at midafternoon and was In- HEBRON ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE Elizabeth LeBlond, 'property on Vernon MOVIE m n N Q B Sheinwold on Bridge TIIK /. Mod Boots kindness—had, it) fact, paid for formed that shie’d been shop- to be held at i 1 Tolland Burbapk Rd. the the boots with her own money, ping for me, slhce I had bebn Lechird and Elizabeth Le FORRARENTBANOj PUT FAITH 80LEY Democrats KAMI!.y4 saved from tec grocery allow so pleased with the big browns. RHAM HIGH SCHOOL Blond to Clifford E. Duff, prop Stamps 'Newgn YOUNGPEOPIE IN MURPHY’S RUIJO , GOP Invites Offer Him ance. I’m now trying to figure out a Junction Routes 86 and 66 — Hebron Center, Conn. erty on Peter Green Rd. 10 Students ISs «S4mMm ((SM niM|t b K MMss South dealer Key Platform LAWYKR I managed a nice smile and plausible excuse for not wear SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1911 ‘People-To-People’ Germain B. Bouchard to Ce- By ALFRED SHEINWOIJ) Kasl-West vulnerable said 1 had changed my mind, ing the palt* of bellbottoms she 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ferino F. and Alma C. Man- » MMWM tor vtoaMf Sr ISf* tSiMa| "I’ve been disappointed In Public Quiz No Kick Commended n o rth that I could accept tee boots— bought mo. Green bellbottoms. Sponsored by zano, property on Partridge everything," South declared, ♦ 74 To Planning Inspection By WIUJAM L. CHAZE they were a rather nice shade Very green. Lane. I M.L Mil AONiniO "But a man ■ must believe In CP K76.I On Issues of brown—but to spare me any ----- THE HEBRON HISTORICAL SOCIETY Deemed Successful Daniel R. and Margaret P. For Merits )«Mnl AmMimm something, I believe In the old 7 .4 J The Democratic Campaign at the Border ATLANTA, Oa, (AP) — My For tee benefit of the Burrows Hill School Restoration Batty to James S. and Joan I. rule that It’s wrong to finesse 0 Republicans 'ure chalking up more surprises because I had a * Q94: Committee, headed by Mark Acting on an anonymous tip, wife has been after me for hangup about teem. Lf’artied by Contact Luncheon and Refreshment Bar Open Throughout the Show The guidance and adminlatra- be open-ended and will continue Warner, property on Partridge Principal Martin F. Fagan Alt Ain AMiinn wUh nine trumps." Nothing a first In a local election cam months to dress a bit more Admission 81.26 — with this nd 1 or 2 admitted at 81.00 each tlve staffs at the local schools as long as there is Interest in WE.ST EA.ST Roea, releoaed the. party’s plat customs agents .at the Mexican The following morning, to WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) announced today that ten Rock hrmul SuMtsn I«mmM ; works for the sort of man who paign, with the scheduling of snnpplly, to jettison pinstripes History says the Navajo VISIT THE BURROWS HILL SCHOOL HOUSE TODAY! have joined hands with the local sustaining them. ^ Uoyd O. and Teresa V. Bar- GP has been disappointed In every KJ9K ♦ AQJ form yesterday, juat four weeks a "roasting aosslon" tomorrow border hailed a yellow station bring a little joy to her life, I ville High Schooil students have cp g C'l J 8 .4 wagon. for inspection. Sure and cordovan for weirdly pat tribe, tee nation’s largest, clergy, youth and parents, to More people will be invited 'niomaa L. and Con thing. Put your faith only in before the Nov, 2 _____ municipalnight" at party headquarters to terned knits and over-tee-ankle mode a big production out of form a unique people to people to partlci^te in ^ e next session g^g„gg corredino, property on received letters of commenda- 0 J 1094 : 0 K86 enough, they found contraband putUng the boots on and zijfping "climbed up onto the earth’s lu n in u Murphy’s Rule: If something 4 A 1084 election. ^ which the local press and rosl- watches hidden in the glove boots vvith zipipers up tee sides. flat disc from the dark womb dialogue discussion group, *s hoped, Rev. Miller, ex- By SYD KRONISH tion for high performance on i4ir ir miii'M icMinssr* bad can happen, It will. ♦ K75 Tho key to the Democratic dents are Invited, them up. Such was tee pleasure ______Australia's t#7t Christmas National Merit Soholar- NnM tr Alslt Swrilv SOUTH compartment. And, for months, I have re underground.” dubbed the"People-to-People “5hii Bulletin Board South dealer. campaign this year Is long This is the first time local resisted, uslntj; tee logdc teat If I written on her face that, TTie Navajos have been In Arthritis' Sufferer writes: Forum." throughout the community will womens Fellowship of stamP was designed by a,- 24- Quallfvins Test 10 A 4 2 Tange planning, says the doc- porters hav6 been Invited to a In due course, the driver of against my best Instincts, 1 set participate In the wsslons. iTnit«»d ron0Teea.Uonal year-old art student. ^ ^ ^ * Bast-West vulnerable. n A 10 94 2 just hang In there unstylishly. fluenced by almost every other Last night’s meeting, the Opening lead — Jack of Dia ument, which tee Democrats press conference especially ar the car was brought to trial on off for work. tribe or race with- whom they Talking to parents and youth UAjd „ bazaar wort- John Lee of Sydney, a gradu- They are among M,000 atu- ilmf 0 A(^ It will all pass and I will have first of several planned, was , M Ml UNMI If AOUr monds. recognize as "the key to tee ranged to give them the op a charge of smuggling. But in saved a few dollars. I teetered along on tee heels, came into contact. foUowed the meeting. Rev. Mil- . . ^ church tomorrow ate of Randwlck Technical Col- d®nta In the United pates who (An iMii My "highly successful," by the pregggd that the school staffs ."êndiniT are asked*^ to bring Post Office competition along oent of those who expect to Pass 2 CP All Pass ’They had no grounds for been hypocritical of me to Rev. Donald Miller of the UW- were, contvemed enough about ,upi- „wn lunch' dessert will be with ether students from 14 col- graduate from high school in he lied a low trump at ithe sbe- 1 ‘‘The Democratic candidate the campaign. ’ yield, since I have made nasty moving along so obviously be Spaniards, they learned sheep My Life Less Painful. ted Congregational Church.' the students, their relationships _„.,ijg(j leges. His design wUi be repro- they rank just below the end trick. West put up the ...... support the Implementation of The session will start at 7:80 searching my car except for one neath me. By tee time I had and cattle raising and from the anonymous telephone call,’’ he cracks about others who have Between 40 to 60 people show- and problems, to meet on their P T^nand Junior Woman’s duced 100 million times on Aus- 16.000 semi-finalists announced queen, and dummy’s king won. __ an in-depth planning program p.m. at tee party headquarters blossomed out In mod clothes. covered a block, my face was white soldiers, metal working. New Arthritis Pain Formula gives "more relief than ed up for the discussion session own time In the discussion ^ ~ Committee is trallan stamps and he will re- In September. When declarer led a low trump wif^ dummy a two remaining as a first step toward solving in the Old Bldwell Tavern, pointed out. ’Thi)i is a clear case of 'unreasonable' search and sei My wife accepted all this In flushing and I’d decided that. I f ______anything I have ever used . . . for my, disability," says Including a handful of young groups. sponsoring an Instructional celve a handsome cash prize. They are Mark Bo^reau, from dummy at the third trick, trumps. the problems of pollution and Main ^8t. I ever wore teem out of the suit with the Daily Question zure’, which is .forbidden by the bitter silence, apparently re- Mrs. Betty J, Charvat of Peoria, Illinois. people. Fire Department Notes workshop In knitting and crewel Lee’s winning design shows L isa Campo, ^ a r l CMtw, THEATER TIME East followed growth teat face the town. ■*'•All candidates for the OOP slgTied to life with a drab hus- house again. I’d change teem eight. Partner opens with one heart, Fourth Amendment. Therefore, RANGE AND It is hoped more of Tolland’s The Tolland Volunteer ^ re t„^„rrow night at 8 at the the heads of the Three Wise David SCHEDULP and the next player passes. You "Such plans, which must be ®Te expected to be on hand. In band. I thought the matter was reffular footgear once Inside "I have rheumatoid arthritis ,. . to be without it.” For hours of teen-agers will participate in Department is giving a series Richard Oarlson, Men of the Christmas story de- man. Jay Nortby, Karen Rey, consistent with tee wishes o' tee addition to Town Chairman Len they cannot use the evidence and a great deal of pain,’’ her let Mind yon I don'. ^ ^ i;;;rd™ |SUrA^.!7 H«1.. against me.” settled until 1 come home a few 8h®’ tncludini'Including two two for for newlv newly con- con. ed on tee iBsuea. back practical information that structed houses. Other coffee sessions will be answers the tjueslion of "what’s Deeds filed were for Stanley held as the campaign progreso- there to do?’' J. and Lucille A. Deptula to Ar es At the homes of Mr. and We don’t think you can match this There are specific- thur R, and Celia Trlnks, prop Mks. Anthony FeUoe, Brio Dr,; programs to involve groups; erty on Willie Circle, DAY ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Al CariiU, South Check these 10 great sleep features: j sleep comfort value anywhere... ideas for you to initiate on your Billy E. and Maureen A. Hall St., Mr. and Mrs. Kennath Fay, own or within your family. Mark Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Star 1. SprIngwall mattress 6. Attractiva durabla print to Joseph H. and Janice M. THUR&, DOT. 1 ticking You have in your hands Rodgers, property on Dockerel ling MoePherson Prospect St.; construction the opportunity to do Rd. and Mr. and Mra. Jamea Curry, 2. 312 colHnneftpring unit 7. Luxurious quilting sometninz right and Donald W. and Julia D. Mur Fleldstone Lane. 8. Quilted with foam wurthv^hile. phy to Steven C. and Cheryl There are dates stUl avallabls 3. Extra heavy border wire No miracles. No easy for addlUonal parUss, and any- 9. Flax-o-lator both tides of Wlndholtz, property on Robin 4. Extra haavy insulator pad unit solutions, because there Circle. ons abls to hold ont is snoour- aren’t any. Donald R. and Kathleen M. agsd to call Mrs. Goodin In or- % B, Handles and vantt 10. SprIngwall box spring twin or full, nMttrais But if enough of us gel dsr to makts arrangsmonts. construction or box spring, quean togeiher and itarl to work on MeVay to Billot G. and Anita ■nd king tiif MU al E. Rowley, property on Robin Ths Dsmooratlo, slate Is head- the beginning, we will find an ed by Town Council candidates Thu llury opal, Mmparible low Hie answer to the enigma of Circle. Nature’s own kalcl prieas Richard St. Germain to Rog Albsrt Bradlsy, Richard drug abuse. er B. and Laura B. Rteveiu, Breault, Rose Mario Fowler doscope, (lashes serving Connecticut homomukarB since 1909 property on Cedar Swamp Rd. D a i r i i and David Roach, with Board of ever-changing colors of George aj|4 Henry Krechko to iBduoatlon oandl ,|ii,,»■ with 81 gsnerals, 48 llsutananl- u:.'. ■« too 1 ■ -n .'t cotenels, 800 other oflioers, 110 Pul ys'^.iteu'o: »A«V © M M m . 1 BlAMV 9UMM N». 1 plpere and more than 10,000 or Wrile lo The Nalional lUr, Ooaa. dinary soldlsrs or snllslsd men Clearinghouse A)f Dnuj Abuse Tel In Ihe 40-ycsr period up lo 1818, RMBRLY KEITH’H Informalum. P.O. fcx 1909. .•eoond . Raid al JCWIllSS-SILVISSMItMt eiNCt IMM Rockville. Maryland Manoneater, • ttt HMD ITIEET senording lo a new bwiklet, "MlghtoAd Reglmenls," by an Ills MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 20850. RATM 1 aecoa p —m By I i,m av*.l Ot as* Mata fuwei iVMOG Rwi OiBiRtiii Ity IMMia M O n m m m A Im A i RRimHI InverTMHM writer, lain Ufineron Yaar ’’DIISBBT" PBAIRIB” 'Riylsr © AT «tM « 8lM AT TiW MANUHipaSTEB EVteOTNfi'' MANCl^Wfel^r (5<)NN;.'WEDNESDAY; .OCTOBER 6 , 1971 MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 , .1971 PAGE FOUR Regional Community Colleges. Drufii Center Powell Wins Court Fight He resigned Nov. 30, 1968 to ^ - Voted Session School Proposal Munchester Bume the Chicago {frcsldency. A e to 8 voter-making ses TOWN O F STAR eAXElCoi^ The Drug Advisory Center, While a Manchester resident, Green PTA Topic ------By CLAY K. POLLAN^ 88 Park Bt., Is open Monday sion ; is being conducted to Hospital Notes A Asin For College Presidency Dr. Powell served three terms night in the town clerk’s of UAK. II JK Yevr Dally AcflWly Gulda H LlIRA: through Saturday from noon as a Democratic member'of the Board of Education Chair sifr. ii fice In the Manchester Mu MANCHESTER VIBITINO HOUIW I» ’ According la iht Sian. * to 10 p.m. Dr, Theodore Powell, former H. Bowker, chancellor of the Board of Directors. He was also man Walter Doll Jr. and Allan Intermedinte 'Care Semi- ‘ 1^34-37-40 To dsvelw msuoge for Thurtdoy, ocf. ll^ ll^ nicipal Building. Cone, Bennet Junior High A telephone backup service Manchester resident yesterday C»ty University of New York, to Instrumental In founding Man- Eligible I applicants must private, noon • * p.m., and 4 .■ m JaI-3MI-88 -r read words corrssponding'to numbers 49.51.53-34^ , . ' _ discuss alleged Irregularities In Chester Community College, School principal, spoke on the of your Zodiac birth sign. 71-72-73 Is available when the center was ordered reinstated as pres- ^ ------be at least 18 years of ago, p.ni. ■ H p.in.i private roome, , ^TAURUI Is closed. proposed Southwest Junior AM. . 10 1 Think- 31 Act 61Dlvld«idt scoaFio ident of KIngsborough Commu- faculty members, residents of Manchester for High and Northeast Elemsn- 10 a.iii. • * p.m.. »>'•• * 2 A 32 Study 62 H «d ocr. 2Sf For drug advisory Informsk- I W MAV 10 at least six months, and tary Schools at the Manchester p.m. ' 3 Borrowing 33 Not 63 Outl.i NOK. 21 *1 Uon, call 646-2018. nity College, Brooklyn, N.Y., by in his suit for reinstatement, Pedlatrlce; Paroiite allowed ^ «>14-18:M.27 4 You 34 Got 64 And Justice Francis J. Blousteln of Dr. Powell, who retained his Shooting Brings must be U.S. citizens. Green School PTA meeting last 5 Moy 35 Hunch 65 Innor 8- 9-13.15/: any time except noon—% p.m.i «■ &^38-4i83^7 the New York State Supremo position os professor of political night. OIMINI 6 Elimlnot* 36 Llk .i 66 TMlIrrg 24-57-60 Arrests of Five otherH, * p.ni. • 8 p.m. ; 7 A 37 And 67 Go-ilgn SAOITTARIUS Court. science, claimed that he hod A question and answer period ( ^ M A r II a May 38 Extra 68 Obllgolloni Four Sorlnsfleld vouths and I” protection, and fired the g;un viewing of architects' mod- Self Service: 10 n.m. ■ * p.m .: •; 9B« 39 Conditloni 69 Old NOT. I I ^ Powell, along with 12 faculty- been deprived of "academic 10 Police Log ols Of theTvo school. foUowed. 4 p.m. ■ H p.m. • 10 Baforg .AODIillkn 70 Coll DEC, II ^ 1 elected department chairmen, duo process," which requires one from' Manchester have been Inteiiilve Care and Coronary • f N 2-3J-52-41 i ) Any 41 Advitobl. 71 Amutomanlt was fired July 18 by the Board presentation of formal charges Later, at headquarters, the Also during the evening, par- • ••%•••• •■••••• •••••• )2Day 42 No 72 Ar. 23-34-36-67^. and a hearing before removal charged/as a result of a fight four Springfield men turned ents met with Mrs. Patricia Care; I in mediate family only, , 13 Hard 747679-82x5; CANCIR 43 R«iponilblllty73 Indicottd ARRBBTB • 3 ^*^ Senatorial District; any time, Ihniled ito live min- ; MTo 44 6lv« 74 In CA9RIC0RN of a member of the "Instruc- which lilvolved a shotgun blast themselves In. They claimed Guay and Mrs. Hbllace Brooks, \ JUNl II I5To 45 Top 75 rovoriFa Douglas J. Atwood, 21, of tlonol staff." yesterday afternoon at the Pine Shelto had stolen a dog from unit leaders, who explained the iitee. jftjotV II 16 You 46 Roctivg 76 A West Hartford, charged with :(Includes East Hartford) Maternity: Fathers,- II a.m. - ; 17 Or 47 Priority 77 Courtailn JAN. If He contended that the presl- Anartments on New State philosophy behind the organlia^ 16 Con burglary. In the third degree, a dent Is part of the Instructional Apartments on n shelto said the four beat him tlon of the school Into ungraded • ••• •• 12;48 p.m., and 6:80 p.m. - 8 j- 1-10-21-31 46 A n ' 78 Anolyi* 4445-47-59^ class D. felony, similar to the HL/32-78-84« 19 Pariont 49 EWdting 79S_pKiotrSpOC 43-44-M 1 , staff. The board argued that „ p„ven 22 John Klr- ^ blackjack, unlU, using Ii^MduallMd p.in.; others, S p.m. • 4 p.m., 20 Or 50 UnaxptcttdUnaxptet 80 w former charge of breaking and LIO 21 You 51 Social 81 Ducking AQUARIUS "chief educational officers" are ’jT „ then drove away In a panel Guided Education originated and 6:80 p.m.' - 8 p.m. - JULY II ^ 22 Coin entering with criminal Intent, 52 Pays 82 Promotion JAN. 30 not part of the staff, are not e ' es^ J T î j ? T a ! ! ! “’® “'® ? Age Limits; 16 in niatemity, * ___ Âua. 11 t 23 You'v. 53 Portitt 83 Is yesterday afternoon, after he al •> nnA “ “ Ernest J. lou jr., zi, aî oi poUce are continuing Invest- other meeUngs, children’s read- 12 In other areas, no limit In , t 24 Obtain 54 Or 84 Rtvigw f it . I I , legedly attempted to enter a guaranteed "due process," Springfield, were charged th 7-12-14-25 25 Rtpay 55 Thot 85 Disturb 4- 5-46-4 are subject to removal at the ^ Igatlon into the incident. ing skills teachers gave par Helf-s«:rvlee. U ^ 7 7 26 EKprgts 56Th« 50-70-00-9 Brood St. home, released cn a ents details about the program, “7 If 86 You plcflJiur6 of th6 DOnrd. ninttii T3 felonv similar to the / The eiiiergency entrance on > VIRGO 57 Monty 87 Acctptgd $600 non-surety bond. Court date 11,. “ wiony, Sjmiiar to ine delicious peonuipeanut Mrs.m.n. Adrian - Michaud------and ) Incurring 58 Mort 88 Issuts riscis Armory St. Is the only hospital ! ) Addtd 59 To 89 InvMtigota Nov. 1. ind uZûl’^^Jhs butter and jelly sandwiches, Mrs. Daniel Cole conducted a DisTritT cittraiice o|icn from 11 p.m. to • iS:',: I 30Obligotlont 60 Favors 90 Visitor 10/7 (inclM^cs a / 7 a.m. All other outside doors J ©13.17-28-241 6-11-19-20if' Donna A. Atwood, North atfpmnt hv the bvlaws to “ond ano uie otners were re gp^nkle with powdered sale was held to benefit the ■&bQ-33-41 Neutral school’s library fund. arc locked during the night J I39-55-85-86R Haven, and Susan E. Atwood, ...... shift. Li, S .™ 482 Broad St., chargfed with so ’duty’ to exclude administrative on .j liciting rides, yesterday after dutlL or service." Dr. Powell’s ^ Patients Today; 272 noon on W. Middle Tpke. Court reinstatement Is subject to fur- New State Rd ê allied ric- ifl Meskill Tells date Oct. 26. ther board action, which will be “ "x of on attack 1^ the four, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Court Cases announced In a few days ac- and who fired a shotgun In-toe V Eldward Adams, 19 Seaman Cir cording to a spokesman. Incident was charged ^th BITUMINOUS Commissioners ACCIDENTS cle; Donald P. Bird, 199 Pine Dj* Powell w£Ls appointed to criminal mischief in the third Tree Lane, South Wlndstxf; CIRCUIT COURT 12 Study Report A written warning for follow the $38 800-a-year KIngsborough degree, a charge encompassing Donald J. Corcoran, 78 Bryan Manchester Session ing too closely was Issued to D r. Theodore Powell post March 30, 1970, after serv- the old requlremenU for willful Dr.; %Mrs. Ruth M. Deiao, Gov. Thomas Meskill yester Lorraine T,. Phaneuf of 86 Ben- DRIVEWAYS . a A Coventry youth, charged ton St *aftor a collision vaster- Higher Education because of In gas president of Southeast destruction to private property. Phoenix St., Vernon. , , „ day - started______the wheels in mo- to v e v e Z ^ a ? 7 ^ W ^ n t e r what U termed "loss of confi- College, V r t of the Chicago Shelto was released on a $280 Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts % Also, John B. Droher, 82 yesterday afternoon on a war- "Immediate Implemen- st^near McDonald’s between Powell’s management aty University system. In Con- bond Now Booking for Seasonal Work Bancroft Pi., Rockville; Prildo All Work PerHonnIly Supervised. We Are 160% Insured. rant by .Coventry police with t^tlon" of the recommendaUons L car andê driven by Linda “*® XJe arZ^d'a^ê amrtmth^'to Ounpuu, 11 Welcome PI.; Ed conspiracy to obtain money un- contained In Monday’s report J. Byram of 888 W. Center St. auguraUon as KIngsborough matlon consultant of the State arrived at the apartments to SINCE win N, Flynn, 149 Porter St.; president was canceled two Department of Education until find Shelto beside a car whose der false pretenses, was ar- by the so-called Etherington DeMAIO BROTHERS 1929 Mrs. Sonja Forllnl, 119 Trout months earlier when depart- appointed executive director of back window had been blown OAIX 64S-769I Stream Dr., Vernon. ralgned in court this morning. Commission (the Governor’s ment heads met with Dr. Albert the State Board of Trustees for out. Chelto said he had the gun ■ Also, Wendy M. Fortier, Gary M. Bllnn, 22, of 9 Tol- Commission on Services and ***B two c ^ e ly was Issued to land Ave., who was held over- Expenditures). Dawn M. Crawford, 102 Helalne ir- Sherry Circle, Tolland; Henry L. Hills, 97 Branford St.; 8u*- night In lieu of $8,000 bond, was The commission said that re- Rd,, after a colUslon yestentey anne L. Ingersoll, 71 Trout released on a promise to ap, peat savings totaling $183 mil- ®Z!J^!J^lnter St tetw eSher ce^ Stream Dr., Vernon; John O. pear. Judge Ell Cramer re- Uon and one-time savings total- ^ Jackson, Meekvllle R d.; Kath leased him on condition he ening $42 million could be realized Gladys Levi ,o s W O » ‘ • • leen Johnson, 69 Clyde Rd.; ter Norwich Hospital for treat- through Implementation of 821 “ Branford Ht. Richard A. Kandolln, 252 Lyn ment of a drug problem. Blinn’s specific recommendations 'con- wood Dr., Bolton. counsel. Atty, Hubert Santos of tained In Its report. A vehicle which left the scene Also, Ralph L. Kilpatrick, Enfield, said he plans to pre- In a memo to all of his ap- êrated at Con sent motions claiming his client pointed commissioners, Gov. Broa^ Sts. ye^rday Storrs; Miary A. Landers, 612 E. Is drug dependant. Meskill asked that they famll- ®verdng ”7 :W by Seô La- Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Mildred Le- Vasseur, 18 Knox St.; Deborah Also appearing were William larize themselves with all of the monlca of East Hartford. A. McMahan, 18 Vlneta Dr., A. Arthurs, 21, of Lincoln, recommendations contained In ' ~ Maine, and Richard W. Free- the 276-page report, In prepara- COMPLAINTS ■r Vernon; Brian K. Margelony> mire, 20, of Anaheim, C3allf., tlon for a meeting with him to Yesterday, thieves entered- a Church St., Vernon. both charged with vagrancy, discuss fulfillment of the Downey Dr. apartment, and ' i Also, Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Long early this morning at (Charter changes. He said he will an- ransacked it, taking a TV, a Hill Rd., Andover; Mrs. Anna Oak Park. The two were re- nounce a meeting date shortly, camera, and blank checks. Val- >V Rankl, Marlborough; Mrs. Ev leased after Prosecutor William One of the priority recom- ue of the stolen goods was about elyn C. Rowley, Amston; Mrs. Collins nolled the charges mendatlpns In the report is ’.‘a $360. Femande V. St. Germain, 306 against them. major reorganization of the ex South St., Rockville. ecutlve branch.” The report de- Early this morning, an at- Also, Alvin Silvia, 92 Seaman scribes the proposed reorganl- tempt by thieves to reinove the Circle; Anthony Terenilo, zatlon as "perhaps the most coin boxes from the meters for Storrs; Mark E. Vallone, 188 Peewee Hockey important single step towards the lights at Fitzgerald Field Deepwood D r.; Mrs. Delina Is Considered better control and flexibility In was foiled when the lights came (tnctu< Iji/^parT o f ^ :a |T H arffoW ) Walnwright, 145 Avery St.; government.” on. l3 ’^ ^ 1 ^ t r ic T Mrs. Clarlda R. Willett, East The town may field a pee- t Hartford. I wee hockey team this year If Also, William M. Wilson, 61 > last night’s brief dlscusaioR of D i s t r i c t Mather St.; Robert E. Wood ' the matter Is any Indication of man, 9 Main St., South Wind • what might occur. .(includes Andover, Bolton, sor. ' William O’Brien of 3 Meadow ' • Coventry, East W indsor, Lane said, "We’re the only town E : BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A In the area without some pro I Glastonbury, Hebron, and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. gram for ice hockey.” He feels South W indsor) George Montgomery, Suffield; It Is Imperative that such a pro a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil gram be otarted. O.O.TI I niiiiiiiifa liam F. Duprey, 96 W. Middle He suggested that $800 would ' Tpke. buy 20 hours of ice time at a DISCHARGED YESTER South Windsor rink and would H ouse Redistricting Plan As Proposed by Judges DAY : Elizabeth O'ReUley, allow Manchester to participate Frencl^; Rd., Bolton; Salvatore In an Intertown competition. This map of the new House districts ordered for The boundaries of the House districts are shown a part of Manchester with a part of East Hartford. Castro, 113 Lenox St.; Mrs. Mayor James Farr said, Manchester was drawn by Fourth District State Sen. by solid lines. The broken lines show the boundaries New House District 14 will combine a part of Man Ingeborg M. Bervalds, 236 ’’This sounds like It might be chester with all of South Windsor. School I St.; Mrs. Julia Wehren, another facet of aotii^ty for David Odegard. He said it took him about 20 hours of new Senate Districts 3 and 4, with Senate District the board’s consideration." He New House District 12 will replace present District 56 Birch Rd., South Windsor. to decipher the “Redistricting Plan for the State of 3 inside the portion extending to the left and Senate indicated he might favor the Connecticut,” released last week by the three-judge District 4 outside the broken line. 18, represented by Republican Donald Genovesi. New Also, Mrs. Frances T. McCar- Idea if the cost did not exceed panel authorized to make the changes. As seen, each of the four new House Districts will House District 13 will replace present House District ron, E u t Hartford; Donald J. $600. Manchester, which now has three House districts, be partly in Senate District 3 and partly in Senate Dis 19, represented by Democrat Francis Mahoney. Present Heath',’331 E. Center St.; Laura O’Brien furtljer suggested all within town boundaries, will have four under the trict 4. House District 20, represented by Democrat N. Charles L. Alplnls, 16 Discovery Rd., that Improvements and main new plan—two entirely within town boundaries, one New House Districts 12 and 13 will be entirely within Boggini, will be eliminated, with part of it to be an Vernon; Jill N. Bullock, 1 Olive tenance of the Center Springs Manchester limits. New House District 9 will combine nexed by East Hartford District 9. Lane, Vernon; Sean J. Haley, skating area and possibly the with East Hartford, and one with South Windsor. East Hartford; Jeffery Neault, establishment of a flooded area 769 Tolland Tpke.; Victoria A. at the Manchester Recreation Roth, 21 Russell Dr., Vernon. Center (Nike Site) would also Also, Mrs. Marie J. Flynwr help the program along. - 149 Porter St.; Fred E. Bond, Horace Brown of 24 E. Maple P.O. Box 736, Manchester; Su St. also spoke In favor of the Healthy Situation san Carablno, 12 Glenwood St.f- program. WINDOW ROCK, Arlz. (AP) Richard P. Codraro, 6 Carman — Raw materials found on the Rd.; Dale R. Easter, 660 Gov huge Navajo ReservaUon In ernor's Highway, South Wind PLYWOOD sor. Today in History Realigned Senate Districts clude coal, oil, gold, silver, cop For Infarlor or axtarlor uaat. SPECIAL per, vanadium, uranium, ce- ,Also, Louis Gervals, 247 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4' X 8' ponala in all itandard This map of new Senatorial Districts 3 and 4 was ment, limestone, clay and gyp- ^Hl Vernon; Fran- Today is Wednesday Oct. 6 PARTITION drawn by Fourth District State Sen. David Odegard of sum. LaCrosse, Broad Brook; the 2T9th day of 1971. There are 4' X 8' X 14" .... LUMBER The Navajo Eorest Products Muldoon, 286 Highland St. Manchester. 88 days left In the year. 2 « 3 t4 ”8 Industries produces about 40 Also, Mrs, Charles Schaeffer Today’s HlgliUgfat In History The white portion at the left is new Senate District million board feet of lumber daughter, Amston; Mrs. On this date in 1688, the first Ideal for partitions 3. It will combine about half of Manchester with all of annually for commercial use. James Michaud and daughter. German settlers In America ar or framing. 8’. Blast Hartford. The present District 3, represented by There are 472,716 acres of 88 Bamforth Rd., Vernon; Mrs. rived In Philadelphia. * 9 | e Democrat Harry Burke of East Hartford, consists of commercial timber on the re- David Irwin and daughter, 88 On This Date -IJ servatlon. . ^ » St. John St. » - • In 1470, King Henry VI of Blast Hartford, East Windsor and South .Windsor. England waa released from the The shaded portion of the map shows new Senate tower of London. District 4. It will combine the other half of Manchester \ In 1890, a Mormon churdi conference In Salt Lake City SPECIAL with all of East Windsor, South Windsor, Glastonbury, CEILING TILE Bolton, Coventry, Andover and Hebron. The present abolished polygamy. In 1911, Italian marines occu A numbar of dlffarant pal- INSULATION District 4 is represented by Odegard. It consists of all CALIFORNIA^ pied the North African city cf la rn i In ' aco u ttic or non- of Manchester, Glastonbury, Marlborough and East Tripoli. acouillc typea. — - All typos In stock. Hampton. The answer to In 1987, Japanese aggression Non-acouilic ..... Ia0 Pollring typo in In China was condemned by the handy bags. Sen. Burke will live within the boundaries of new New England weather. League of Nations. Senate District 8 and Sen. Odegard will live within the In 1966, the U.6. nuclear sub Iwundaries of new Senate District 4. marine "Seawolf" surfaced off • 1 .7 5 New England after setting a The new Senate District 4 will be represented by two record by remaining submerg congressmen. Manchester, East Windsor, South Wind ed for two months. sor and Glastonbury are in the First Congressional Dis Ten Years Ago trict. Bolton, Coventry, Andover and Hebron are in the President John F. Kennedy SPECIAL ^cond Congressional District. 6 end Soviet Foreign Minister 1 Andrei A. Gromyko exchanged vlswR on world problsms at a PEOBOARD PcmJiltg White House meeting. Ideal (or kllchena, ullllty Five Yeare Ago room! or workihepi, Handy 4 ' x 8 ' 18 major American manufao- hongara available.__ ___ special purchase! tuere of plumbing flxUiree were 4' R •' pone...... 8 3 e 0 0 indloted on ohargee of oooeptr- • 3 .8 9 Wants You Ing to fix prteee. go everywhere with little core with washable bonded One Year Ago CASH 8 CARRY To Look For tjenerale In Bolivia were In volved In a power Rtruggle orlon pant dresses from California . . . OuV Ad In ' l«r ^ PraaiiWm A\* HOUSE rredo Ovando Oandla. A pretty collection including zip fronts, shirt tops, Thnriday’t Initton or choin trims All ore guorunteed machine Horald . . . PAINT Won’! 9«« Uio Bow wasfiohio All ore wrinkle resistont! Ccime in corly THE TtWYo A 4T7,0(Wten lank for the best selection! Wiru», brown,.block, purple, or Iwlng tmlll In Japan will b« tjreen or loyol with' t ontnisfing trims. Not oil |,M* fssi long ami $06 (sal wldo, tell will rsqtilro a I'fsw i4 styles in oil tOlc»rs Sizes 10 to 18 Dresses,, down , < 5 V L P I N E only M iNipplsr MSMr livrtru ■ o n m N rnsnis will lN> nsadad bsoaits* towri fo«r aoAD rudiA ■ t ■ L A. Johnson Paint Co. lha Iww Will to loo (ar (rwn ihs Opon Monday thru Saturday 9iJ0 A,M. S;)0 P .M . — Thur», tvo. t.ill 9iOQ wuraw-raL. «Ts^7 < W A U S bridfo (nr lha Mvigalnr in ilnak 7SI MAIN tnUBBT. MANOnitiTCi hla vassal vlauslly Rend Herald AdvertltenienU CNmr nAaT m a j i. • PJL ~ MT. tiN n U •

* t . • ...... t o .. ' 'i M ge; iiix MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 MANGHlCBIIm EVENING EERALD. MANCHBiSTra. O O N N .,..^ OCTOBER 6, 1&71 PAGE S E V l^ Bolton Percy, Lovs ' in the ' Riilnsj' basement of St, Mourles farewell to President Babbldge a year ^ iKattTljM tpr PlaUi, Th* BslI Jot; RauohsrJ Church. The course, which is from now, that is the Issue—the Uni A OUmps* ot Tlgsr; Taylor, frea to residents began lost Political Parade Mrs, PoUrty at OUrnnont; Wednesday and will continue versity and what It Is and whether It Mrs. Miller To Attend (Continued tmm Page Six) rier to action-a divided gov The Other; and Terby. tor five more weeke. shall be sustained and protected. That TTie Dohomeon. , , _____ ernment, with a Repubttoan PPBUmBD BY THE powerful 'President,” os Crans President and a DemooroUc issue Is more important, as perhaps HERALD* PRIOTmO CX)., INC OWLS National Convention Non-floUon: Bemorde, Our Monoheeter Evening Herald ton sold. Congress. la BUaell Sn,M The theory that we ore In MMohetter. Coi President Babbldge has sensed, than the MUs. DoroUiy Miller, etate be sponsored by the Monoheeter firming. Bolton Oorreepondent gudllli That senoton os conscien trouble beccuise we lack a rinreeintelliiii for Am .' — Z— T T Orandees; - Brown, Donohue, tel. Mt-SiO*. tious as Cranston, Church and posslMe Identity of the, heroes and vil repreeenuuve for Bolton, An- Arw ^ " o l l ^ ûrchee Oot. Buiy My Heart at Wounded strong enough broke on Impet PublUhera lains Involved In the future ^ t e of the ^ e r and Coventry, wUI attend at N o ^ United Metho- ic n ,,; Oaldwell, On Orowliig Up Mathias con seriously suggest, Pouniled October l. 1881 uous executive action is. In my under theee clrcumetences, that the Urd annual convenUon cf Copra, Nome Above the view, as erroneous as it is un- Publlahed Every Evening Except Sunday* University. what we need now ore a few and Holldaya. EnWed atjEhe Poet. Otflce. at the NoUonol Order of Women X>ocey on Mutual Swimmer Asks derstendaUe. more fiUbusters to delay or Manoheiter, Conn. aa Second (Xaas Hall Let us not be ashamed to be groud Matter (OWtJ) M the Ad. I h ^ L n e S S e . Congress, like the country, is block action just shows how far of what we have built. Equal Rights disillusioned with the Indochina we have gone toward despair SUBSCRIPTION BATES PayableIn Advance experience; but it is unwilling at ever making government a One Year ...... 889.00 A i i ^ o , Oot. 17 through ao. Ooola of the conference hove Americans; Herndon, How to PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A to fMe the fact that we blund poeiUve force again. Six Months ...... 19.80 The workshop session, de- been described os: To explore Survive In your Native Land; i*-year-old St. Paul girl, barred Throe Months ...... 9.78 ered into Vietnam, not because Mgned to dlscuaa mutual prob- tlw conoclous and unoonsoloua IcWs, Handiorafts and HobMee echool ewimming One Month ...... 3.35 Defending TV FootM i Fans an all-powerful executive over iraHBER OF lema and to propoee poeolble raclri feelings, attitudes and be- for Reoreeaion and Retbement second year, haa rode the opposition of Congress, U .S . Apologizes THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I was dismayed ^ ‘'wad an essay by ooluUons, la expected to attract haWor patterna of the indlvt- Aleo, Kenny, Cape Ann: Chpe * complaint with the St. but because neither Cengrese The Assooated Press Is exclusively en titled to the use of republlcatlon of all my associate Stephen Green ridiculing h w ly aoo women legtelotors dual, and to explore the raclam America; Lavlne, Water Since Human Rights Depart- nor the President hod the wis For Blount Talk news dispatches credited to It or not other- football and people who wateh It on tele Dom the United S t i ^ and which is present in the struc- the World Began; MockUs, Kn- aH«StnS she is being dls- dom to foresee what a mess wo wlso credited In this paper and also the Puerto Rico. tures of society. jcyment of Music; Morison, criminated against because of sgretUng into. local news published here. vision. Mr. Green’s negativism is, unfor Timothy g. Keith Mro. UnMOiy J t . WASHINGTON (AP) —The All rights ot republlcatlon of special dis tunately, widely shared by critics who Toplqs scheduled for discus- Another conference goal Is to European Dlocovery of Ameri- inston argues that "delay State Department says the patches nerein are also reserved. alon Include strengthening state P*'«»«nt new and more appro- ca; O’Htggins, Madame, on In- Kathryn SUebel, a student a disapprove of the popular attention the Couple Awarded Mtuters Degrees Inaction need not be signs United States arnrhassador to The Herald Printing Company Inc., as game commands. legislatures, highway safety PHote inuigea Of blook-white tlmate Blogriîhy of Helena Murray High School, alleged the syttem is failing.” I sumes no financial responsibility for typo measures, communication be- reloflonttilp. Rubinstein; ‘Pope - Henneeey, the rejection violated a new France has been instructed to graphical errors appearing In advertise It is time Mr. Green and antlg^dlron- Mr. and Mre. Timothy inform the French government ments and other reading matter In The tween the various legislatures, Beosloiis will be heUt'^Trlday Queen Mary, 1867 to 1008; Fres- city ordinance requiring equal Ites were set straight. To begin with, the United States does not Manchester Evening Herald...... , ...... , "• t „ ^ let’s examine Mr. Green’s aigument. and preservation of hlatcricol evening, and- all day Sottirday ton, Martin ' Luther stsmd behind Postmaster Gen Subscriber to Los Angdea Timea-Weshlng- diatricts and atructures. >nd Sunday. There is no charge Rodole, ed.. Encyclopedia Klnf.; treatment for men and women Keith, formerly of Manchester, received her IBA in û ca- country—our under-fi- ton Post News Service. He starts off by recounting that three of In education, employment, were awarded masters degrees i *^»*^*’ "hnced and Ill-managed public eral Winton Blount’s suggestion F\tll service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. years ago ‘‘a New York City man beat Mrs. Miller, president of the ***■ conferences, but portt- Organic Gardening; that Americana boycott French Publishers Representatives — Mathews, OonnecUcut OWLS wUl serve *’‘P*"ts ore asked to plan to at- Misgaxlaii; Walsh, flotomon, houfbig and public accom- by the University of Texa* at ^ e ^ ^ InoUtuUons, our lagging eep- Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency his wife to death after she turned off his imports. — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. television rerun of a football game.’’ Bift on a panel of state presidents sessions. Pond; Toepfei Blount said in a Dallas, Tex., which will discuss formaticn Anyone over sixteen U wel- Oorporar\Klnci V . o. m e m b e r aud it bureau o f CIRCDLA. nowhere does Mr. Green tell us vdiat lald; aitd Valena, StHebel, an aMOciate profeasor _ , griewooa, n .j. reaaona people are^ fruatrated speech Monday thsit French rioNS. imd continuation of state OWL ^ attend. ^ A goqds should be boycotted be game the man was watching or what Newitibimiy Books Paintings (dk'displayUp. at the theof complaint.maêmatlca countersigned . former ?![ ***■; Elaine Sheldon, At the elected University to Pel of Oiapter Texas, with,poUUcal and system. cynical âbout. our Display advertising closing hours play was in progress, when his spouse groups. — cause 80 per cent of heroin en For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. The following are new addi- library Include **€^pring Bou- Minnesota State High School ^ Lamb<^ *nieta, na^ The danger to America is not tering the United States comes For Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday, behaved so foolishly, tf, for Instance, the ^ r W^nesday — l p.m. Monday. contest was one of the famous confron Bbr Thursday — l p.m. Tuesday _For Bhiday — i p.m. Wednesday. tations between the Dallas Cowboys and Classified deadline 4:% p.m. day be the Green Bay Packers—-well, any rea fore publloatlon 4:30 p.m. Friday for D o Change ______Saturday and Monday publication. sonable person would attest to the ex treme provocativeness of the wife’s act (AP) — An aborl- Mr. Green goes on to state: "Promo Conway, Night of the Party; openings Wednesday, October 6 ters have promised us some 200 pre-, post-, and in-season professional games. ’There will be countless collegiate clash es. And National Football League Oom- Of Men And The University missioner Pete Rozelle wants to expand The modem University o t Connecticut the league from 26 to 32 teaihs." the visibility of state legtela- Affairs ^m m lttee. OOO, sank and wrecked 9,000 Schcol. The couple lives at 178 was elected to the New York they have added to the checks were not permitted in hotel Frankly, I see nothing wrong with 200 ...... Uke Fugitive: HUoh- Classes are held Wednesday ftshlng boats and kUled 880,000 Amherst Pl„ Atlanta, 80827. has bad the benefit of two great leader- ' tures, and effect structural re- Delta Ch^)ter of Phi Beta Kap- and balances built Into the ays- bars and it was an offense to televised pro games. I would prefer the suljuBtments. ens. Collection o i Strangerg; nights from 7:80 to 9:80 in the oxen and 180,000 cows. Mrs. Keith graduated from pa. tern a further, formidable bar-supply them with liquor. ships. It was (President Alfred N. Jorgen total were 1,000—to improve the choice— Fair Plana Begin sen who contributed his imagination but 200 is not bad. 'When Mr. Green im plies criticism of ’’countless collegiate Plana are under way for the and his able advocacy to the process of C lares,’’ t can only assume that he dis annual Christmas fair to be transforming an agricultural college In likes college kids, who are, after all, the held at Bolton Ccngregational to the basic structure of a state hope of the future. As for Mr. Rozelle’s Church Nov. 6 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Highlights of the day wlU university. desire to expiand the league, that is sim ply a sign that he is a patriotic business be a luncheon and a silver tea, It has been President Homer Babbldge man who is doing his best to help the according to Mrs. Nancy Fen- j i Ity, publicity chairman. who has added to that bhsic structure GNP. ’The editorial then declares that 20,- Mrs. Ekhth Bans Is general the elements of academic excellence, Nature Study by Sylvloii Ofiara 000,000 viewers will watch each national CHIPMUNK chairman of the fair. Her com until the University at Storrs now stands ly televised game and observe "overpaid mittee includes Mrs. Ib y as one of the truly fine institutions of Neanderthals sweat.’’ Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Sltsy, Mrs. Grace Tracy, and Mrs. Martha Big deal. 'That just means that 90 per OF MANCHESTER higher education In the land. It. After his sudden premature Kendall. Mrs. Dorothy Dascanlo cent of the American people will not be death the Empire that Cyrus II Is treasurer. ■Ihese great achievements by two uni watching televised football. The 10 per had built, and that Darius I had versity presidents inevitably required cent who do are a sniall minority, and it Persian Empire Political Parade Other committee chairmen m re-established on more solid ■f '',/i is ungracious of Mr. Green to go about ore Mrs. Irene iConover, lunch the cooperation and support o t the Legis foundations, was broken up in By DAVID S. BRODER insulting minorities. As for those, over By ARNOLD TOYNBEE eon; Mrs. Jane Bouffard, cof the struggle among Alexander’s The Washington Post latures and the Governors of their time. paid Neanderthals, Mr. Green will be in The London Observer fee hour; Mrs. Flora Johnson generals for the division of President Jorgensen was a wizard at terested to know that neither of the Ne WASHINGTON — When three becoming a constitutional dicta and Mrs. Mary Custance, coun (On Oct. 11, Iran begins occasion for quarrelling with it, Alexander’s territorial legacy. Solid Maple anderthal brothers, Albert (Big Al) and of the most intelllg;ent and con torship.” try kitchen; (Mrs. Jackie Moores ''f'M the business of persuading conservative , Its official celebration of whereas the empire’s Seleucid For the next 1,000 years the Horace (Big Horace), has ever earned scientious members of the Church contends that the fil sweet shop; Mra. Jerilyn Royal, I Republicans in the Legislature to spend the 2,600th anniversary of Greek successor-state had a Middle East was politically par more than 815,000 a year. And those two United. States Senate stand up in ibuster is necessary because ottlo treasures and Jewelry; the founding of the first head-on collision with the Jews, titioned. It did not regain any money for the expansion of the state’s worWiorses are always getting their public and announce they are "whenever the big interests line Mns. Edna Lee, aprons; Mrs. Persian Empire by Cyrus ITO years after the empire had thing like the unity and peace or bells rung in the trenches. reconsidering their past posi up together . . ., big govern Doratby Sltsy, novelties; and higher education facilities. President the Great. The distin- been overthrown ..by Alexander, that It had enjoyed under the tion on one of the major ques ment, big business ahd big Mrs. Martha Kendall, boutique. Babbidge on occasion expressed his But the Green editorial goes on to be quished British historian as a result of Its departure from Achaemenian regime till the tions of senate procedures, it labor, they seem always to be come even more inaccurate and outra Arnold Toynbee describes the Iranian policy of religious empire-building work of Cyrus Tide Fair gratitude to Governor Dempsey for the behooves people interested in able to command a majority, no geous. It states: “ Oceans of beer will be below the empire and the toleration. II and Darius I was re-perform- Also, Mrs. Mrs. Helen Gron- latter’s enthusiastic support of the steps government to pay attention. matter how unprincipled or out Solid Oak slobbered i>n viewers’ shirt fronts.’’ lessons it holds for the mod The empire did not succeed ed by the Muslim Arabs. lund, dried arrangements; Mrs. That is what happened last rageous their legislative propos by which the University of Connecticut There it is, the old stereotype. Men em world.) in reconciling all its subjects. The Achaemenian empire was Donna Palmer, kiddle ohop; The Babylonians and Egyptians week when Sens. Alan Cran al might be.” had been able to increase its quality tion somebody watching football on ’TV the first Iranian empire in a Miss Eleanor Conover, knitting; Now that technology has “ an ston (D-Calif.), Frank Church Mathias suggests that the fil and the next thing said refers to beer. could not forget their glorious series. The Arsaclds pushed the M is. Helen Herrick, sUver tea; along with its size. nihilated distance” and has in (O-Idaho) and Charles Mathias ibuster ahould be protected be Well, if Mr. Green had done any re past, and the Greek city-states Greeks back from Turkmenis Mrs. Ruth Converse, decora v en t^ the atomic weapon, all (R-Md.) joined in recanting cause it is no longer the w ea Bedroom Sets Now President Babbldge is resigning, search at .all he would have found that successfully resisted the subor tan to the far side of the River tions; and Mrs. Nsuicy Fenity, the peoples of the world will pon only of the "old-fashioned very little beer is "slobbered on viewers’ dination of their sovereignty to Euphrates. The Arsaclds' suc their previous support for publicity. saying this Is something he always in have to unite with each other member of the senate who is shirt fronts” for the simple reason that the government of a world- cessor, the Sasanids, confront moves to liberalize the Senate’s Apple Festival Scheduled tended and hoped to do at the end of in seme form as the alterna rotund, wears a black suit and most football fans don’t wear shirts state. On the other hand, the ed the Roman Empire on equal filibuster rule. Afidonadoes of apples will tive to mutual destruction. This a black hat and a tXsick string a decade in the office. while watching a game. ’ITiey sit there Iranian Mada people were terms. Previously, all three have have their day Oct. 28 from lO unification on a world - wide urged that the rule be changed tie, and pince-nez glasses on a barechested, as the good Lord Intended, reconciled to the Farsis’ hege The second Iranian Empire, a.m. to 8 p.m. when St. George’s It is true, however, that the time of scale is going to be as difficult to permit three-fifths of the black ribbon.” and the beer rarely gets "slobbered” un mony by being associated with which the Sasanids maintained church holds Its annual ajqile his resignation is also the time of a as It is indispensable. The Senators, rather than the pres One can almost hear Richard less there Is an interception or a goal- the Farsis in the exercising of for four centuries, was over festival. As in the past, several statesmen who grapple with it ent two-thirds (60 instead of 67, Brevard Russell chuckling from change in the climate of the relation line fumble under which circumstances it; and the Phoenicians, as well thrown by foreign conquerors varieties of apples will be avail will need guidance, and they as the Iranians, gave practical In other words), to cut off de the beyond as his old. antagon a little slobbeiTng is not ofily not offen will find this in the experience as suddenly as the first Iranian able, as welll as a wide selec ship between Btorrs and Hartford. proof of their loyalty by ob bate on a measure. Now, they ists now take up his arguments. sive but appropriate. of past empires that have empire had been. Yet the Abba- tion cf baked goods. Homemade Governor Thomas Meskill came into stinately resisting the Greek have reconsidered and say the But the issue they raise does Specially What does Mr. Green want from foot- sought to unite the world. sld Caliphate, which was al Ides, Jams and jelHes and dried conqueror, Alexander. present rule may be best. not deserve to be laughed off. office with pledges of economy. ’The ful , ball fans ? Would he be happier If view The first Persian Empire is most coterminus with the The Achaemenian emperors Past efforts to curtail the fil It reflects a growing view that flower arrangements will be filment of these pledges has, thanks to ers sipped a Beaujolals? No, Mr. Green one of those that came near to Achaemenian empire, was a sold. have left official records of ibuster have been aimed mainly the Senate’s most useful func and the forces he represents would still success. It was the world’s sole resuscitated Iranian-empire un the tangle over taxes, become even more their own acts, and there are at easing the ' passage of civil tion may be a negative one— Owperones Sought carp. They would say the wine came super-power during the period der an Arab veneer; and the Priced "to slow and perhaps block al I»th Lorean, the teenage cof of a necessity than the Governor hlinself also unofficial Jewish and third Iranian empire, which was rights legislation. But in the from the wrong side of ■the hill. of its existence, and its influ together, precipitous, imwlse or fee house sponsored by the B d - Greek accounts of the empire. founded by the Safavis, is the last three years there has not may have originally Intended. The essay proceeds: “Men who can’t ence on human affairs has been unconstitutional action by an all- lasting. Its experience is there The Greek accounts are the Iran of today. been much civil rights legisla ton Ecumenical Council, la in In its search for economies, the remember the dates of their own birth most copious, and their testi tion to pass. need of adult couplet to act as days will be rattling off statistics like the fore a matter of topical interest Iran's past political vicissi (See Page Seven) Meskill administration seems to be guid to mankind at the present day. mony to the virtues of the em tudes have been' major events Meantimes, pro-civil rights chaperones Friday evenings fact that the Frankford, Pa., Yellow from 7 to p.m. The couple ed by some special suspicions. It The first Persian Empire is pire Is particularly convincing, in the world’s history; but it is senators like Cranston, Church 11 Each Major Piece Jackets forfeited their pro franchise on because the Greeks were hos and Mathias have discovered woqld be on hand to be avail suspects that, in fields like welfare and July 9, 1933.” notable for its size, its equip worth repeating that the first ment, Its orgamization and its tile witnesses. the secret pleasures of the fil Herald able to osalst the young people Well, Mr. Green is the only person 1 Persian Empire also has a rele education, people are getting away with policy. It embraced the three The Greeks were impressed vance for mankind’s future. The ibuster, using the power of un who run the coffee house. Any* ever heard rattle off that statistic. And Yesterdays something for nothing. It suspects that river - baisins — Lower Tigris by the Iranian aristocrats’ loy tolerant spirit of the founder, limited debate to delay or de one Interested may contact a It’s surprising. I thought the Yellpw and Euphrates, Lower Nile and alty to the imperial dynasty, feat the draft, the supersonic member of the ecumenical the state can be found to be doing too Jackets went under in 1934 — at least Cyrus II, and his successors is Indus — that had been the and by the sense of honor from transport plane and various 25 Years Ago council, coffee house staff, or that's what I’ve been telling everybody. the spirit that our,^present-day much for people who are undeserving. birthplaces cf the earliest civL w)ilch this loyalty spawns. Alex military spending bills. any cf the town’s clergymen. world needs In the statesmen This was a Sunday; The Her Mr. Green concludes: “Where the lizations. It extended from pres It seems to operate on the conviction ander became acquainted with whose task It will be to unify In their new frame of mind, ald did not publish^ Fire Safety Streseed commercial sports spiral will end is any ent-day Uzbekistan and Punjab the Iranians through making mankind on a literally world they can find all kinds of hither- Fire Chief Mort Horiow re that wherever the "liberal do-gooder es- body’s guess. But here’s one possibility. to present-day Bulgaria and war on them, and though he wide scale. to-unnoticed reasons why 34 10 Years Ago minds that this is Fire Preven tahllshment" has lieen at work, all kinds In 1969 El Salvador and Honduras went Libya, and It also brought part conquered their empire he plan Senators with healthy lungs tion Week and suggests thef of expensive nonsense can be discover to war over a soccer game.” of the Greek world, as well as ned to maintain It by taking A Thought for Today should be able to prevent a vote Nussdorf Corp. makes offer to homeowners give their home a The comparison, I suggest, is Invalid. part of India, under Its rule. the Iranians Into partnership on a measure which 66 Senators build incinerators for garbage "checkup” for fire safety. ed. Sponsored by live Manchester You can’t compare football and soccer. In the days before the Inven with his own Macedonian may favor. and trash disposal, also to col He pt^culariy stressee the It was this kind of feeling and thinking Council of Churches ' That’s likS comparit^ chess and Chinese tion of modem technology, the Greeks. The cohqueror had Cranston argues that the Sen lect and haul garbage to dis Im p o i^ ce of maldng aure that first problem for all empire- which seemed to create, for Governor checkers. Big-time soccer, furthermore, been conquered/ by his admira The art of living lies not In ate filibuster is the chief bar posal areas. furnaces are clean and In good builders was how to establish Meskill, the two top i^rlorities from is international in character and a lot of tion of the Iranians’ spirit. eliminating but In growing with rier to "the revolutloriary and Saul M. Silverstein, president repiUr before winter starts. adequate means of communica ancient, nationalistic hostilities are re Alexander lived to conquer troubles. (Bernard’ M. Baruch) menacing increase in executive of Rogers Corporation, receives Finally, he reminds residents which he never swerved in his dealings tion for holding their dominions leased wBen teams representing differ the first Persian Empire, but Submitted by power,” which he says “in crit 1961 Human Relations award bf of the new fire emergency together. The first Persian Em with the Legislature—the one the enact ent countries take the field. not to carry out his plan for Rabbi Leon Wind ical areas of foreign policy” has the Society for the Advance- phone number which is imw In pire anticipated the Roman ment of the one-year residence requlre- preserving It by reorganizing Temple Beth Sholom brought us "perilously close to ment of Management. effect: 8TMS18. The new line, I was In Lima in 1964 when more than Empire In building a network 300 soccer fans were trampled to death which ties In directly with the ■ ment law for welfare recipients — the of roads, equipped with posting- ip a riot. But the cause was not so much Tolland Control, affords 24-hour other the imposition of tuition charges stations and relays of horses, coverage for the town. the excitement of the soccer game as it and also encouraged sea trav at the University of Connecticut, was the long-simmering Peruvian frus BiU Whitaker To Attend Oonferenoo el. The speed of the Imperial High school principal Nor destroying what had been the state’s tration because of Peril’s remarkably government’s couriers was Furniture that’s functional will suit your son or unsuccessful history on the battlefield. man Bhaw notes that he and proud dream of higher education at famous, and the Ehiperor Dari several high school teachers Peru just couldn’t stand another defeat us I traveled enormous dis WHAT DO VOU MEAN *A M IGDIWGTQGETllPAlin are planning to attend oduoa* l onUi almost any Connecticut ^^family of any kind. tances during the 12 months daughter to a tee I Watkins has it all with these tlon confereiKoa this month. He (ould afford. There are some football fans, of within which he waa suppress M Ê MlUR BREAKFASTPy VOU ■ KMwpMwat attended a meeting cf the Con- Beyond influencing the Legislature, course, who are in a similar mood, but ing widespread revolts that had nectlout Asaociation of Becond- threatened to undo the work of I WAS UP lATE HELPING OUT AT THE *HAPPV handsome bedroom pieces. “The Lexington" col nowhere Is anybody advocating that the ary BchooU last weekend, and the Meskill Administration has an obvi the Empire’s founder, .Cyrus military be brougflrt In to help a long-los n. MARRIAGE*CLIM1C — AND I ’M TOO TIRED/ plans to attend a regional meet ous, and natural, Intent to get as much ing team. Except perhaps in Pittsburgh. But roads and seaways would ing ot the New England Aseool- lection sturdy, solid rock maple and executive power at> possible Into its own Finally, I think Mr. Green and his fel not have availed to keep the ation of Colleges and Secondary low critics should relax. Football on tele Empire In being If Its rulers SohooU later this month. liancis, either by dismissal or harass had not won the good vylll of a “ Ranchero," thp rugged solid‘ oak.. vision is much better than football at the The math and soleitoe de- majority of their subjects. They ment of holdover figures. stadium. The TV cameras see far more, partmente wlU oend represen- won this by a policy of political Now it won't have to harass President the instant replays are instructive, and tetlvee to regional meetliifs in liberality and rellôus tolera the weather Is often better In the home tholr fields later this month. Babbldge any loriget. He, perhaps* to tion which was appreciated for than it is In the stands. ^ FsllowMp Bleeti OfBeen fight for the University more affective And football Is a great old game that Us contrast with the destruc Full or Twin Panel Bed w/Nite Table S74«iOO tiveness and. oppressiveness of The Pilgrim FeUowslilp of the ly by removing himself as a personal always seems to be changing for the bet the Achaemenld Iranian Em Bolton Oongiegatlonal Church, ter. Today It Is probably the most com- target, in going to vacate his office. perors’ Assyrian predecessors. eleoted officers at Its meeting 4 Drawer Chest 82xl8-H. 42" ...... S 7 4 .0 0 pljcated form of team athletics in the it his action leave's as the issue fac Tile Iranian imperial regime earlier this week. woiTd, depending upon the infinite preci was light-handed. It allowed a Steve Dasoenlo was eleoted ing the stale not the kind of University sion of all the players and those ele 8 Drawer Chest 42xl8-H. 84" maximum of local self-govern pieeldent. He will be osslated • 7 4 .0 0 of Connecticut Albert Jorgensen or John ments of chance that are as unpredicta ment (the Phoenician city- by David Potter, vloe presi- ble as a bouncing football. dent; Jill Early, seoretary; and Iêmpsey o r Homer Babbldge built, but states were even endowed with Framed Mirror 22x28" \...... • S 0 .9 S As for you unlucky men who are Doma Mans, treasurer. lh« kind of University of f.’onnccticul miniature sub-empires) and jt chained to footbOll-hostile wives, why deliberately maintained com Chuck OomoUl was •looted which stands there, up at Btorrs, a not take the tlm* to explain the game to plete religious toleration. rspieaentative to ToUond Coun Student Desk, 4 Drawers, 40xl8-H. 80" 07 4 .0 0 great and progressive and superior fa them. Park your spouse in the best The origins of Judaism In Its ty Assooiatlon of PUgrtm Fel- chair, slide a hassock under her feet, lowMilps, Ho is ourrsnUy eerv- cility and opportunity for the youth of present form, and of Christian + ^ --rf and hand her a cold beer. She just may ity and Islam too, can be traced lag os president of the county Connecticut, perhaps the resignation Is , take a new Interast in footbalj—end any back to Uip rellôus ferment In ohs|itor, strategically worth while. thing else you've got planned. — EDWIN the first Persian Empire. The lurMSM. Diane Ohiok was Mooted al Op#H 9'A.M. to S.30 P.M.~**Tliurtd4iy Bnd Fridgy Ni hfs Until 9 P.M.-*—Clos#d Mondays ternate leprosentattve. 9 FREE PARKING IN REAR In any case, as the state prepares its A. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, ■ WEDNESDAY, 6CTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE NINE MANCITESTER EVENTNG HERATiD. MANCHE$TB5t, C O N N ..' WEDI»?ESPAY,. OCTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE EIGHT Ing record In a nationwide pro lal Oil and Plumbing Co. of charged and children should be ,IF YOU’RE NOT South Windsor gram doMcrvoB high recognition, South Windsor. He Is married,, registered for the story hour In Chiircli Group Advanced Radio System Little Time Wasted 'Ihelr significant academic at and the couple h a s. throe chil advance to reserve materials. tainment gives promise of con dren. Parents may call June Cottle Studying Bible Obituary I Manchester ^**®*** Assembly, OrdiOrder Registered Six Cited tinual success in college and Hrt«r) through Bible study ^ o u p s us olulu, Hawaii, formerly of Man partmont will receive $112,600 they arc considering for admis- Historical Society at -the Wood Manchester Evening Herald Lane in Bolton. The group will to alter Us ..present system to ing the Inlernnllonal Campus chester, died Sept. 15 In Hono The Board of Directors took just over an hour and a Memorial Library on Main St. South Windsor <-orrj^|>ondent work on the float for the Tall for a new radio comniunlcatlonH allow Instant contact with Man In Merits s(cn. Crusade for Christ booklet, ’ "Ten lulu. half to complete its agenda last night, something of a Hoads Campaign at 8 p.m. Barbara Varriek, Tel. 644-8274. Cedars parade Saturday. system, as part of $2.4 million chester. Six South Windsor High Basic Steps Toward f.’hrlstlan Funeral services and burial record for, recent irionths when it has not been unusual Edward P. Havens of 26 Im Guest speaker will be William In federal crime-fighting money Chief Reardon said that with School students have received Maturity," were In Hawaii. for two meetings to be retiuired to finish board busi perial Dr. will head Abraham FInan and Mrs. Vernon Peter Tlic Eastern Connecticut to be released to Connecticut. IjOttcrs of Commendation for 'I'he program started last Sun Mr. Wllslnskl spent his youth two towns on tho hookup, the ness. — Glassman’s campaign for re- sen and Mrs. Fenton Futtner chapter , of Zero Population The grant, authorlzod by the ,their high performances on the Harvard Alumni day attcnifK)n at a chicken l>nr- In Manchester and had lived in value of regional cooperation The most lengthy dlacusalon election to the Town Council in will be hostesses for the eve Growth' will meet Fidday at 8 executive committee of the purchase of the Manchester Wa 1971 National Merit Scholarship becue hosted by the dlaconato Hawaii for the past 30 years. He should bo demonstrated. Involved an $8,200 allocation for 2 election. ning. p.m. in Uie Life Sciences Build Connecticut Planning Commlty ter Co., scheduled for a referen Qualifying Test. | ” Watched in Bid of the church. After dinner, was an Army veteran of World Other grants among the auth tho ingtallatlon of a catch baNin Havens has had years of pub Dance Friday War II. ing of Ihe University of Connec sion on Crinilniil Administra dum vote Nov. 2. The original The students were commend Kenneth Ogren, chairman of the orlzod federal funds will Include and pipe In front of tho home of lic service experience In the The South Windsor Square To Lure Women ticut at Stores. There will be a tion, is designed to link Man proposed budget for this was ed for the achlevenveht by (llaconalc, outlined the prbject He Is survived by his mother, $300,000 to be used state wide Robert Krlnjak nt 213 School Town of South Windsor includ Club will hold an open dance Mrs. Frances Wllslnskl of South film pre^ram and general dis chester and Hartford with one Ralph T. Conlon, prl^<5lpal, and to coordinate tho work of re St. to alleviate flooding there. $2,600, b»U a committee of Di ing four years on the Zoning Friday at 8 p.m. at the Wap- CAMBRIDGK, Mass. (AP) members of the con- Windsor; two brothers, Edward cussion to plan other events. of the moat advanced radio rectors Carl Zinsser, Donald are among 35,OOQ.^'studcnts in Harvard President Derek C Bragatlon present. Tho member- gional narcotics units. Another The transfer of the money Board of Appeals, with two ping Elementary School, Wllslnskl of Manchester and The meeting is open to the pub .systems In the, slate. The sys the United States who scored Bok says he favors admitting »R‘ P was then divided into study grant of $110,000 was given to from tho Contingency Account Wells and Anthony Pletrantonio years os its chairman. He is Caller will be Bob Grandpre Stanley Wllslnskl of Chicopee, lic at no charge. tem ultimately would revolu worked with Weiss and William in the uppe^y^ per cent of stu more women to the university which will decide in- tho state’s attorney In New the Capital Improvement Re currently serving his fourth and Russ and Anita White will Mass.; and a sister, Mrs. Mary tionize communication between O’Neill, director of public dents expected to graduate but fears "serious adverse 'Hvidually wlien and where to The Newcomers Club wom Haven County to set up Con serve F^nd and tho allocation year as a member of the South cue the rounds. Tonski of South Windsor. the police forces of all the works, to reduce that figure. hl"h school in 1972. alumni sentiment” if there en’s bridge group will meet to necticut’s first ’’strike force" of the money from there was Windsor Industrial Development All club level dancers are In- towns in the Hartford region. 4) Approved a settlement of They are Richard T. Alpors, were a substantial reduction in Those interested in joining one night at 8 at the home of Mrs. aimed at organized crime. It approved in two separate seven Commisston. vlted to attend. Mrs. .Iiunes ÎcAdanis According to Officer Richard $1,250 In a claim against the D AYS TO son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford the number o t male freshmen of the study groups may contact David Paris, 84 Redwood Dr. will combine in one, state and to one votes with Mrs. Vivian A ten-year member of the Story Hour Oct. 12 Mrs. Edith McAdams of Key Sartor, Manchester has been town by Mrs. Mary Gabbey of O. Alpors; Catherine M. Doocy, to make room for women. the church for' more informa local police and tax experts. Ferguson voting against the Democratic Town Committee, The theme "God Made the stone Heights, Fla., formerly of working for a year, with Harl- ^22$ Vernon St. Mrs. Gabbey REGISTER daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred tion. The Disabled American Vet proposal. Mayor James Fart Havens was an original incor- World" will be expressed In Bok said in a policy state Manche.ster, died Monday at a ord and Wethersfield, on the Fifty thousand dollars was slipped and fell on Ice on an Doocy; David Jaworskl, son of erans Auxiliary will lionor its Showed up late, after the vote porntor of the South Windsor stories, songs and games at a ment Tuesday tho university Gainsville, ,_Fla., hospital after grant. awarded to the state Data Cen Alice Dr. sidewalk Fob. 11. She LEAGUE OF WOMEN/ VOTERS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jaworskl; Gold Star Mothers tonight at a was taken. Chamber of Commerce and story hour for pre-schoolers could suffer financially. a short illness. She was the wife Chief James Reardon said ter for a system whereby 22 po suffered a broken right wrist. Michael R. Richards, son of served as its president. He has Oct. 12 at 9:30 to ly .O O a.m. 'The In his statement, Bok pro Spuiikrngs Permitted potluck at 6 :5P, at the VFW lice departments will have In Mrs. Ferguson questioned of James McAdams.v-' Home. Mrs. Carmela Bakutis, other grant applications, includ Except for a special group of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards; also served as president of the program Is being conducted at posed a compromise under ,,, ,*i,, Mrs. McAdanis lived in Man stant, 16-hour-a-day access to whether or not the matter Auxiliary state department ing funds for a youth services applicants, Oct. 9 will be the Robin Sandenburgh, daughter Bast Hartford Klwanis Club. the A vei^ S treet Christian Re- which the Radciffe freshman „ ,, j,, u , ...... j chester for a number of years, motor vehicle Information. should be brought up at budget Five Brigades Defect , ij . Spanking will be reinstltutcd as commander, will attend the officer, are still in the works. last day to register for voting of Mr. and Mrs. George San- A World War II veteran of the formed Church at the corner of class would be Increased from , . , . and In Ormond Beach, Fla., be Officer Sartor sold the com making time. event. After dinner, tliere will The proposed Regional Access BONN — A total of 10,673 in the November town elec- denburgh and David Walek, son U.8. Navy, Havens is a member Beelzebub Rd. and Avery St. 300 to 450 and the number of troublemakers fore going to Keystone Heights munications system would, "be The property lies in a hollow be a business meeting. Frequency System, with its di members of the armed forces of tlons. A limited voter-making of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walek. of the American Legion and is Children three-ond-a-haif or incoming men be. reduced from Harford County schools and in August. rect, car-to-car communica the best and most up-to-date which causes water to collect EJaat Germany — the equivalent session will be held Nov. 1 for Conlon said that although on the advisory board of the older are invited to .attend. A 1,176 to 1 150, senior high school students will Survivors. besides her hus during periods cf heavy rain. Entry forms for the annual tions, would replace the head system a town tho size of Man of five wartimie brigades—have those whose eligibility rights of commended students advance South Windsor Bonk and Trust reglstratlcn fee to help defray The goal, he said, is a 2%-l be allowed to smoke at certain band. are 4 daughters, Mrs. The new catch basin will feed Arts and Crafts Festival are quarters - to - headquarters hot chester could hope for.” Chief defected to West Germany since age, residence and citizenship no further In the Merit Scholar- Company, Wapping Branch, book and craft expenses as well ratio of men to women Instead playground areas, the county William Adamy of Manchester, water into a pipe which will due Oct. 16 and may be obtain line. The present system is not Reardon said he "is extremely 1956. will have matured after Oct. 9. ship competition, their outstand- He Is president of the Imper- as refreshment cost will be of the current ratio of 4-1. ■ board of education has ruled. Mrs. Joseph Tracy of Bolton. ed at the E. A. Johnspn Paint quick enough, law enforcement happy to get the grant," but lead the water under the hill Mrs. Robert Popoff of Andover, Store, 723 Main St.; Manchester officials say, to coordinate ac said there is "a great deal of there and pour it out onto and Mrs. Joseph Bruno of West tion when a suspect crosses planning and technicalities to be School St. further down the Hartford; 3 sisters, 10 grand Wallpaper Co., 185 W. Middle town lines. worked out, before we see any road. The water will be let out children, 3 great-grandchildren, Tpke.; Sherwin-Williams Point Although Wethersfield did not new equipment." on a hill causing it to run down and -several nieces and neph Co., 981 Main St.; and Flair TALENT IN ACTION, JIM NABORS i Home Furnishings, Manchester to other catch basins. Jo^HOWGREAT^--^ ews. usterini Not Permanent Solution M M WTHM W..nf Funeral sendees will be to Shopping Parkade. ttrmjujn Most •MTIMFOC Weiss told the directors that morrow at 3 p.m. at the Dew •V Mi4 «.•«*!; this would not be a permanent itt C. Jones Funeral Home, The Little Theatre of Man impressive from the audience, can be even more Board Appropriates Funds Popular Keystone Heights. Bvirial will chester will meet tonight at 8 solution and in fact was not a at the clubrooms, 22 Oak pt. so from on orchestra-eye view. Robert Show, "sound engineering solution.” be in Florida. Brand ! of the world-famous Chorale, and the Atlanta For Emergency Job Plan A permanent solution would be C a ld or Manchester Grange will meet Symphony, is alternately intense, calm, quietly the Installation of a complete Hebron tonight at 8 at the Grange Hall, The Board of Directors last on Nov. 1. Last night’s appro drainage system with adequate 205 Olcott St. There will be an forceful and, finally, exhausted but fulfilled in pipe size In the area . Weiss es night approved an additional priation specifics that the auction table and refreshments money can not be spent until timated this would cost $40,000. Joint Meeting conducting Judith Mendenhqll, lower right, of appropriation lo the 1970-71 will be served. federal funds are received. When questioned by Director Columbia’s Newest Hot Releases Bayer Aspirin Edina, Minn., and other students at KentJOhio) General Fund Budget of $46,- Weiss told the board that he Jon Norris, Weiss said that the Hottle of 11)0. .'S1.I7 .Size...... * Will Be Held The VFW Auxiliary will spon State University's Blossom Festival School in 409.60 for the emergency em pipe to be installed would be 67 is considering several areas in I • Ten Years After - “’A Space in Time” sor a baked ham harvest supper Hayden's "Creation." ployment program. This is one which to create jobs for the lai^ge ênough so It could be in Antler By Drug Groups Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the 'Johnny Cash - “ Grealesl Hils'Vol. II” Breck Shampoo third of the $139,228.95 which additional money the town will corporated Into a complete sys « . Post Home. Tickets may be ob- probably get. tem Is one Is installed someday^ Dacron® 88 !• Jim Nahors - “ How Great Thou Art” 2.99 7 oz. $L’2.') Size...... * In an effort to disseminate the town will receive under the 69 or by con- He said he was considering a Director Anthony Pletrantonio • New Riders of the Purple Sage drug Information to the com- tacting Mrs. Jane Fortin of 38 program for funding 22 town 1 second program leader at the questioned why It was being con Listerine Oral Antiseptic munity and to seek cooperation Knighton St. or Mrs. Eugene jobs through Aug. 31, 1972. sidered since it was not one of Red ’ Firesign Theatre - The board also heard what jobs Senior Citizen’s Center; a wom * and coordinaUon of drug ori- Freeman, 579 Center St. the town’s high priority drain- “ I Think We’re All Bozos on this Bus Quart. $2.29 Size...... 97 an's program leader in the rec 3.49 Town Manager Robert Weiss is agje problems. He cited Hilliard ented programs and groups in ^ a 1 c o t tV i 1 1 e Congre- considering for an additional reation department; a crew of Hunting men in the highway department St., Dover Rd., and Bush Hill the community, the Hebron church will sponsor a $99,010 which "best estimates" Rd. as streets which are in need' Drug Advisory Committee has ggjg Oct. 16 from 9 a.m. to indicate the town will receive to work specifically on side 4 Free Thermometers! walks and drainage problems; of drainage improvements. G.E. invited the Rham High School 2 p.m. at the church. Refre^- under another section of the He did vote for the allocation, Emergency Employment Act. and perhaps some "additional Coat ' Drug Committee to a joint meet- ments will be available. however, agreeing with Direc Weiss reported that about 130 hands” in the planning depart 9 Cup tors William FitzGerald, Donald Our Reg. 24.97 applications for the 22 positions ment. _ The home life and youth com- Wells and Wayn«e Mantz that be have been received and over 80 Director Carl Zinsser sug At recent jn e e t^ s with the Manchester Jun- cause the man’s property was Deluxe per cent of these are Manches gested that there could perhaps Andover and Marlborough drug women’s Club will meet to- being damaged from the flood committee, membera acquainted g ter residents. He noted that be a crew for clearing side ing, the situation should he cor themselves with the Regional Winthrop Rd. there are qualified Manchester walks in the winter. He asked Coffee rected. 19.88 District 8 Board of Education ____ ^ residents for each position so if the Board of Education would The decision to correct that no one from out-of-town will be get some of the additional mon Drawstring hood, rubberized Maker G.E. Deluxe drug policy. ^ coffee will be held tomor- problem made the appeal of 14K Cold appointed. ey. Weiss said the Board of Ed game bag. Made in U. S: A. GAF Instant Load m m As a result of thes^ meetings, ^.t 8 p.m. at the home of Whitniey Jacobs of 62 Alexander He said applications will be ucation would. Buffet Skillet a letter has been sent to the ^rs. Walter Schardt, 31 East- St, quite topical. After the board Wedding Bands accepted through the end of this Director Mrs. Vivian Fergu Charge It ! Camera Outfit board including the committees land Dr., to meet Dr, David completed Its regular business, Reg. week; the applications will be son suggested a crew to paint suggestions and favorable com Winer, Democratic candidate JacojM submitted a petition 26.97 reviewed next week; examina the West Side Recreation Cen ments on the policies. for the Board of Education. signed .by 11 of the 16 Alexander #SK27 According to Mrs. Joan Row- tions will be administered and ter or perhaps other town build Red Hunting Pants St. homeowners urging that the 14.70 ley, Hebron Drug Advisory Com interviews held the week of Oct. ings. Weiss said that the West Large po'cket.s, knit bottoms. Brew selector controls 20.97 coffee Mrs. Gladys Barney will directors do something to cor- 12. 881^ 1 4 .8 8 4 Ibermometers ERKI-; when you 18; and appointments will be Side Rec has gôtten "substan Our Reg. 15.97 strength. Coffee stays hot; 16.88 mittee member, a general dis com- speak on “A Happy Wanderer tyect the drainage problem there. buy a CK skillet in color between cussion of common aims, goals made the week of Oct. 26. tial painting” lately with the Includes camera, 3 Magicubes (no pletely immersible. § p i,5 and Her Art,” at the first meet He said that water collects on battery needed), color cartridge, Oct. and Nov. 6, 1971. ,.\sk clerk for Heavy 14 karat solid gold in many .and communications is planned It the funds are received, the help of Board of Education ing of the season of the Senior the edges of the road and on wrist strap, case ■slvles. Styles .vary in eacli store. for the meting with the Rham new employes will start work crews. Orange or Red Hunting Vest ^ * i Adult Fellowship of the Com the sidewalk so that in the win drug committee. munity Baptist Church Tuesday ter the ice is six to eight inches Dacron'?'insulated; long kidney flaps. / m V .B * / I Cadettes to Meet at noon in Fellowship Hall of thick on the road and three to Our Reg. 6.97 jf* 4 | Mrs. John Sibun and Mrs. the church. Mrs. Barney, a four inclves thick on the side (Above items not available at Riverside) George Alden, troop leaders for niejyjber, will have her oil Town Sought walk. He said the recent instal Panasonic Cadette Troop 5114, have an- pjjutings on display. 'The meet- Fire Calls lation of a catch basin system nounced that the first meeting jg members of the Smith & Wesson Shotgun Shells To Get Light STORES on St, John St., similar to the of the troop will be held tomor-, community who are 60 years of one approved last night for 12 and 20 gauge, H ^ .rv .r-v ^ Both towm and Eighth Dis row evening from 7 to 8:30 at older. Luncheon wUl be 881 MAIN STREET School St., has Increased the and 8 shot, plastic 20 2 R^ ^2 79 A At Intersection Reg. 2.59 < AM/FM Stereo the Hebron ElemonUiry School reservations contact trict firemen were called to problem on Alexander St. Town Manager Robert Weiss, All girls in the seventh and Mrs. Orlando Tebbets of 16 the scene of a car-truck acci DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER The directors said the matter eighth grades, whether or not after being questioned by Mayor Maple St., South Windsor. dent on Adams St. shortly be will he considered. Remington Clay Pigeons James Farr, told the Board of registered are invited to attend Otber Appropriations Mattel-A-Time Talking Clock Phonograph fore 5 p.m. yesterday, and Directors last night that the I Trap and skeel shooters; hunters - this meeting. Tito Grifflteh Academy under SALE - THUR . FRI., SAT. The board also approved last AI.so, girls are - requested to quickly extinguished an engine town has contacted the state great for practice 1 Reg. 3.49 Set hands, turn dial, clock tells time- the direction of Maryann Grif fire in the car. night a $2,6 a* we thought. w S tI are Demooratlo appointments fv l-hlsV ^llde III Misliillalioii. sizes lo Nor hu he traveled far. tions at 1031 Tolland Tpke., Connecticut Region of the Zion Makes fire tending .safe. convenience. Tnui.smilii-r uu l Juat ‘-ntered Cod'* mo»t lovely rooiti. than at 799 Main St., Hartford. I 3) Acoeptsd the resignation of III most ears .No need to r('pl;ice $1,400. ist Association of America said MOUTHWASH j eii.sy, 99.88 And left the door ajar. Denture Cleonser! Economy Builders Inc. of Tal- Devlin graduated from the William C, Johnson os Bslect Introductory Price eiilire tilade Tuesday it will cite U.8. Sen. Sadly missed. cottvllle for Mrs. Bertha Des- University of Connecticut in man and appointed Charles P. Mini Tennis Table Ixiwell P. Weicker for "his out Wife, clilldren and grandchildren rocher, double donnor at 37 1968 wltlr a BA degree. In June Bassos to (III ths term which O urReg. 1B.97 spoken concern and efforts on Card of Thanks Deerfield Dr., $7,900. he graduated from the univer I IS5m c5 Tabs expires this November. Bassos, 4'-z ft. X ;10 inches. Miir Sale Wed. thru Sat. behalf of all the oppressed a Republican, Is a candidate for resistant tup. Adjusliible Roscoe L, Thompson tor sity’s schcxil of_ law with u juris CM4T Mon., thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. lo 9:30 p.m, doctor degree. Ho was admitted people of the world." I List the lo t i o n In November. height fur all ages. In WUS We wish to thank our many Winslow Place, addition to 137 Tt Saturday 9 d m. to 9:30 p.m. liirnde for their kindness and »ym- neenwood Dr tl 790 to the Connecticut Bar in Sep Weicker, a freshman Republi '.■■■••I 8) Approved the transfer of cludes baddies, net. Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. pathy. tlorsl and iplrilual bouquet... - can, will be given the Louis D. posts, bulls. - car* driver*. me»»age» and varl- Louis M. Paradis ot West tember. Ho and his wife, the 2 M $1,000 from the Contingency Ac 14.88 former Susanne Gubufia, and Brandels award Oct, 17 at ;i , . s 99*i count to the Board v t Directors ous eourte*!" Hartford for Floyd Tucker, gar- dinner in Hartford, tho organi ihe*^yfW* and *DI»abU-d Veteran* age and patio at 236 Burnljaril their daughter, Tara, live at 74 jrjiy WlHl This Coupon I^p ww This Coupon to cover ths cost of pressnta onranlzatlon*. st.. $3,800 | Florence Si. zation said. tlons concerning the proposed

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a xiun Ly.--ef X, MANCHESSTEJR -EVENmG'KERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .6, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN SiKWfnSSTER EVEOTN^ HERAU)rJfiMiGHBSTER, C O m i WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE TEN non, Intoxication, and breach of motor vehicle while- the right inally charged with larceny, but trailer were reported stolen by fort to help reduce crime and Court peace. to drive Is under suspension. was presented on a substitute II Columbia man. Firm Abandons violence. Dennis J. Bchumey, 26, of 02 charge of broach of peace. Ho CIROUIT COURT II Handgun Sales Roy Miner, president of the Tax Cuts 1 High St., Rockville, breach of pleaded guUty, was fined $26, firm, said hunting weapons Clujillenge oiRourr COURT 12 peace, Wllllmantlo Session and the court remitted the fine. Covers For Stadiums such, as rifles and shotguns will 1 CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — Rockville Session Two area men arrested by Hie case of Robert L. Rich continue to be sold. 1 Robert L. Soucier, 20,. of 67 MUNICH, Germany — The Cook United, Inc., which said It Approved Probable cause was found State Police Sept. 8 In connec ardson, 66, of Lakeside Lane, main stadiums at the 1972 Olym To P ope V$ last 3 days! Spring St,, Rockville, failure to Bolton, charged with receiving has made more than $260,000 yeste,rday to bind over three tion with the alleged theft of a pic Games here will be part When going on a picnic, car- drive In the proper lone. stolon goods, was nolled. boat, appeared ih court Sept. 28 ly covered—each by an 800,000- annually on handgun sales In ry lettuce and other greens In In House i youths to ToUond Superior Richard Swlnnerton Jr., 39, Hinted In Wllllmantic. The arrests wore the result square-foot translucent plastic Its 96 discount stores nationally, a plastic bag or other container Court, cm weapons and burglary of Bolton Rd., Vernon, evading I ” 1 (Contlmied fruiii Page One) Roland A. Wheaton, 40, of of an Incident In which a 16- tent roof supported by pylons up announced Tuesday that It will to add to salad Just before serv (OMrttMMfl from Pace Om ) responsibility ond operating a tool counts. Tucklo Rd., Columbia, was orig foot boat, outboard motor,' and to 270 feet high. atop selling handguns In an ef ing. ual taxpayers would get at pncnuA oC raculatlon of birtha Uoyd Carter, 21, of 142 HartI least a little relief—possibly as riiould be Intefrated into an at Dr., Vernon, George Pursley, early as November—through a 20, of Boat Hartford, and James titude . to knre, aex, mairiace speedup In bigger personal ex- ? M. Petock, 21. of Hartford, and tlw family, which reapecta omptlons. , panty hose and pleaded innocent to carrying a the dicnlty of the Individual For example, a single person ’ dangerous weapon In a motor with 63,000 Income would save and of the couple." TUa vehicle, and poesesslon of bur $18 on this year's tax, IBS next glary tools, Prosecutor Joseph amounta po a call tor the year, |t7 In 1973. Ftor one earn hosiery sale Paradlao nolled charges of pos Church to back organlaed birth ing $16,000, the savings would session of narcbtlcs, and other Thurs.-Fri.- control proframa, which are be $8 the first year, $14 the sec virtually aB conducted with ar motor vehicle charges, against ond, none the third. the three, • tificial meana. A married couple with two SaU-Mon, " K ahould be boneatly admit dependents and $4,000 income < .Officer Harold Delisle of the ted,” Father KcCbrmack haa would save $17 this year and ^ % off Vernon police testified the three written, "that the only aotutlon $28—the entire tax liability- 20 were arrested In the early fIVE STORES OF FASH 10' Oct. 7-11 that la aancticned by the next year. *' morning, Aug. 5, after a search Church la net able to cope with The similar couple with $1B,- of the auto In which they were the populadton exploaion by tt- 000 income would save $23 this driving revealed a .22 caliber ioUusHiySale at all 5 aelf.” He uiced a “ pastoral at year, $44 next year. pistol and assorted topis. titude" Urward OathoUcs who For business, the big change $ Petock and Pursley, who are D & L stores uae artificial means. would be revival of the In both on parole for other convic vestment credit. Seven per cent tions, are being held In lieu of of the cost of new equipment PANTY HOSE $10,000 bond each. Carter was could be charged off against In 3 PR. held in lieu of $2,000. Jaa£ISi Nixon Hits come tax. But the committee A probable cause hearing was offset this advantage to some Static Free Sheer Stretch, reg. 2.B0 pr. 2 .1 5 9 0 set down for Nov. 16 after Ste extent by Ughtenlng fast-de ven Secore, 17, of 152 South St., 50th State preclatlon rules the Treasury Static Free Sheer Runless, reg. 2.B0 2 .1 5 3 6 Vernon, and Thomas Ziemba, put Into effect this year. 19, of 47 Village St., both plead WASHOfGTON r.‘ ca jj y f Walter, a Boston HlRh School, Rt. 86 and Wall Harold Caron, 33, of 21 Spring Ziegler was not bashful about St., Rockville, possesion of stol explaining Nixon’s ^ l ^ e - resulting from croas-ln- surgeon, writing In the maga- St. en goods, fined $76. fecUons are even rarer tKo„ than ^jne . Hospital Topics, decries — Over twenty-five dealers from dented visit to SO states in less James F. Creller, 19, of 13 titon He ^ “d thla infection rate. One beards aAd sldebGrns on sur- throughout the area have pur- Village St., Rockville, breach of 3-pc. ^ Veekenders”. .. ______, ..jmI __„w i«#___ source puts It at 1.5 per cent of ^eons. chased booth space to exhibit is consistent with the chief ex- „ T w s «tvles peace, fined $26. boys’ warm ecuUve’s oolnlon that It Is Im- hospiinl patients. They may spread bacteria to a cross-blend of periods, styles nortant f w a President to go ^Iteky said there could surgical wound or, even and furnishings to interest every Michael Dzledzlnskl, 18, of jacket, pants & skirt! ^ into the country and meet as many as 100,000 deaths a ^^rse, hair clippings from collector. Vernon, reckless driving, fined winter jackets the peoDle year. The infection rate may be trimming them may set up a Included among the Items $40. "Hehas done that,” said P®*" ®®"‘ - foreign-body reaction, he said, available for sale are English Carlos Falcon, 34, of Windsor .<1 think he will conUn- Hospital paUents are natural- added: "The truly dan- pevrter, brass, silver, glassware, Locks, intaxication, fined $20. reg. $75 Gary E. Farmer, 16, of 24 famous make ■eto do that." suscepUble to disease gerous man is the one who decoys, pottery, primitives, and 56.90 Ttm people Mxon saw In P®®®**®® ^®y ®*‘® their hides his acne with a beard, for stonewares. Lynn Dr., Vernon, operating a Versatile 3-pc. suits in solid or patterned fab CikJUinlllc were the GOP mon- f® *®w. pus-riddl^ beards or sideburns Proceeds from this event will motorcycle without a learner's girls’ coats ev-ftoaera

i? P A C T T ^ V E MAWMTWTBB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHEStER C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1971 MAJ7CHESTEIR jn^N W G 'ItEEA tD . MANCriESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE THIBTBBN Ught’s rate structure. The bill delved Into -all - pnaeea mich .as fense. He points out tha! It In was not passed, but Smathera Business Mirror Andover minor brain dysfUDctions, mo Karate Program volves total concentration and Bebe Handled with Gare tried again In the next session. tor development, perceptual Panther Kimbro absolute self - discipline, In After that attempt was unsuc- To Raise Funds handicaps, and all the other cesshil, the company started a Some Economic Indicators which the body becomes a re learning differences. Hts own In Real Estate Studies court case against federal regu sponsive tool of the mind and ParentsÂ^k Hiring opinion, he said, was that much For AFS Club will. (Oontlmied from Page One) lation, which Is expected to Wins Reduction a ' ‘ \ ___ of the information disseminated reach the U.S. Supreme Court You May Not Have Seen ___ _ Dr. Pal, resident of Hart- Westcoll sent Wakefield an of- The Fire Dragon Perfohners, ford but originally from Ha- on these areas could be dis tlon of ReboEO's dealings in this fall. Reboso, Smothers and By JOHN CDNNIFF directed by Dr. Daniel Pal, will wall. Is the grrandson of the counted...... ThingsB- that___ were____ fer of $600,000. After discussion, Wakefield have been unavailable about 1,400, dropping the total Of Resource teacher thought to be true one day are cases Illuminates his agreement was reached and be featured In an evening of founder of the Pai-Um style of for comment. NBW YORK (AiP) - Among to 27,700. The census also found A group of cwtcemed parenU children with phoblems could he Proven no longer applicable the method of operation, and W akêld wrote In a price of Of Prison Term 1,000 fewer drugstorec, for a to feata of karate Friday at 7 SO KitiV-Fu karate, holder of an the business and economic h.ve been meetlnr to dls- readily Identified And earlier. next. This is a relatively new sketches the close relationships $660,000. tal of 66,400 and 800 fewer li SOMERS (AP) ■ Warren sentence in June. His case was in Bailey Auditorium of Man- . . . Instead, they say they found ^lold In education and teachers that sometimes exist between ...... trends about which you many quor stores, for a total of Kimbro, who testified against not before the pardon f>oard. cuss special education In Ando- reading teacher, has no are learning. businessman, politicians and Scandia Presbiits not have been aware: 39,960. Proceeds win be used to help ^ ™ ‘,® . . . disappointed in Blafck Panther national chair- When Superior C ^ rt Judge Iderwrlte th„ Oonrad of "Wild, ver recommended last night to training in the area of pbreep- The, board chairman, Mrs. government, —TTie index of help-wanted fihe store-to-people ratio was underwrite the expenses of a price of Adam Key Service Awards man Bobby G. Seale in connec- Harold M. Mulvey imposed the 1 to 113 persons In 1966, fell to 1 Wild West” and Robert Culp of the Board of Education and Su- tual handicaps, and the special Kowalski, explained to the Rebeso sold 160 acres of Flor- advertisements, which some Manchester student living tlon with the 1969 slaying of a sentences, he sold, ’’For the In 119 In 1970 and 1 In 631 ta abroad with a hoet family dur ”I Spy.” perintendent of Schools Aram class is eliminated. group how the special class was Ida Fruit Lands this year at Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order Dr. Pal Is teaching philoso _ ...... w The narents said that it has begun in the first place. She $860 an acre to the Florida Westcott then offered Rebuzo ...... follow...... Panther,- ...... has- won----- a re- record, I feel Mr. Kimbro has analysts claim foretells actual 19 7 1 , reflecting the dls- ing the summer and to bring a has rehabilitated phy this semester at the new Damarjlan that the school hire ^ young- the parents that the board Power & Light Co., which ap- $90,000 for his land on Ellloty America, will celebrate its auction of his life sentence to purged . . . Job conditions, foiled to rise ta appreance of small units and foreign student here to attend a resource teacher. aters upon going to Rham will administration have always ârently cannot use the land Key, and said he was told thiw 'I'lst anniversary, and the 76th a mlnllnum ot four years. himself. August despite the nation’s new the rise of chains and multipro Manchester High School *^"le WarUord FLETCHER BUSS CO. Tlie group, which met once intc ctie of the very best Art tried to provide for the needs without either buying more Rebozo had been disappointed anniversary of the order, to- Kimbro had been ordered Kimbro has been editing the economic plan that, It Is hoped, duct stores. living with a host family. Both ® Hartford will bring balanced prosperity. —The home office. It Is are part of the American Field school. last year and again this year, DepartmenU, cr Music Depart- of all the children. To this the from Rebozo or buying part of in the price paid for Adams '$fcoriW at'^'SO M m . in Odd Juno 23 to serve from 20 years Inmate newspajwr at the Over 36 Years of Experience MANCHESTER and Monday night met with the ments, and these were spurs for spokesman replied. "You did the nearby 80-acre tract that Key, sa the matter was refer- Follows Hall. f to life as a result of his plea of Brooklyn Correctional ‘-em**’- The indqx, which stands at claimed, la becoming a fixture Service student exchange pro- 1967 school principal, Donald Ubby, our cwn schocl to implement this to cover the state laws.” Rebozo sold to Smathers last red to higher authorities. After Mrs. Grace M. Anderson of guilty to second-degree murder according to prison officials, ho 86, compared with 100 In , In many homes, just as the gram. appeared before the board at good pregrams in these areas. He then commented to Mrs. y®**" for $400 an acre. Smathers six days of negotiations, the Thomaston, Grand Lodge for shooting Alex Riackley, a 24- *8 the father of three children.^ menaures the volume of classi family room established itself Tickets may be purchased In Pakistan Aid Auto Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass fied advertising ta 62 major the chairman's invitation to a member said, "We would K ow alski,"it really does sound bad feught in the Senate to pre government agreed to pay Re- deputy, will present XQss Inez year-old Panther from New Lonnie ' McLucas, who admit years earlier. There may be as advance from ABB Club or Stu Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & newspapers. The Conference present their views on the re- also like to say that we have like you’re giving us a snow ''®"^ ^® P®lllfrom theUIV ttUllllIUSI.tadministration ttklUll tUlUand ^ ... - olôugh it was I>« Kiizrlnn* sre t ygioppd tract - west------of ------Miami membership pin; a^d Mrs. PardOIlS MondaV. ation, which feels It can sell Decanters Charles against Seale Central, South Atlantic and Pa ing a soft drink bottle with a Relations Committee barring NuUne having a perceptual handicap or and achieved national recogni- that they were also awaiting t**® Bengt^n of 283 G ^ ^ Kimbro’s M rr"Eri" .^"Huairins" d i - cific,—the index fell from Its more than $900 million of fur further aid to Pakistan. Estimates Gladly Given ot bare hand, slicing with a sa Reproductions other problem. The parents in- Uon year after year. The town the arrival of Miss Patricia PaJ^ns “®*’®' 166 ..honesty and cooperation” in . T « July level, it rose In New Eng nishings and supplies a year to murai sword and udiUe blind The. measure, similar to one Open Thnrs. ft Fri. till 9 PJM. dlcated they would rather use has also acquired the reputa- Lenlhan who is being sent by m e 'h o jl^ r t^ Smathers took a deed to raghlond St J ^ P e ^ of prLecutlon of 13 other I^ L ^ e d a land, Middle Atlantic, East the market, which often Is folded a watermelon on the already passed by the House, Sat. Ull 5 P.M. the term ’’leanilng disability” tlon of providing for the handi- the State Department of Edu- ‘a u se ^ v e v e n tu X i ^ l d hn^ for, what tax 74 J e n ^ St Mr. and militants linked with the d e a ^ ^ ^ at ^ th^ end of the overlooked. Plastics In Stock nn that all children with nrob- caDDcd. to such a larsre extent i. causeway eventually wouiQ iinx , ^ ds indicated was a price of Lennart Torstenson of 33 Oo- __deadlock at the end or me South Central and Mountain bare stomach of a person, and would stop all sales to Pakistan so that all children with prob- capped, to such a large extent cation to check into what is be stamps indicated was a price The offices are used for bust- . 54 McKee St., Manchester I/," - 8/19" - %" them to the mainland and open or ♦-.W lu. a...... Then, bum..u...... Rd.. u....and ...... u..Elnar Scott ™of WRcklev '®"S«'y trial. States, and stayed the same in slicing potatoes held in the of military equipment and agri lems that don’t fit into the that at one public meeting, an ing done fo r. these youngsters them to resort *development. $32,0(X) or $4(X) an acre ^ nesses, for moonlighting enter (Off Center St.) Stock Sheets or Cut Sites last February, Rebozo sold 160 Blast Hartford, 28-year member- Coses against the other nine the West South Central region. hands of volunteers. cultural comm(îties. Econom usual categories can be consid- official voiced a commonly ^„d give her recommendations. 1983 u,e Dade County prises and for household ac acres of the land to Florida ship pins. The pardcHis board reduced defendants were settled outside —Another continuing sur While entertaining, Dr. Pal ic, military and other forms of 20 vey—that of executive appoint counting, it says. It attributes hatr* «Xithin^ Jim fold the group Board of’ Oommisslcmers ad- Power & Light for $127,600, Herbert Bengtson of 263 his minimum sentence from court with most of them plead- Instructs the audience ' In the direct aid also would be halted B&G DANISH BLUE PLATES The spokesman for the group b®-'^® »methlng wrong wlto jjjgy were told at the time ments—also failed to show any their popularity, at least In phllosophiced traditions asso pending Pakistan's agreement about $650 K e ^ o G ^ ^ 7 r St. wU^recelve^V mg guilty to assault or similar 1971 MOTHER'S DAY PLATES — $11.00 indicated their initial reluctance y®'*'' move to Andover.) g^g invited them, that this was marked reaction to the nation’s part, to annoyances of commut ciated with judo ai)d karate and to cooperate in stabilizing the new economic plan. TTilPd-quar- ing. And, of course, there are makes it clear that karate is East Itaklstan situation and to 1971 XMA^ DAY PLATES — $14.50 saying. ’’Some of these people ‘fn i g h t ’s meeting, 'K'Keypv mitput the island on the mar- .. i . * _“ i® ^ role in less than two years,vears. tak- Eds: Monday pardon correct. tef appointments fell 6 per cent tax advantages ip operating a not just a method of self-de- allow return of refugees. felt that they have been get- “ >686 children, Ubby pointed out“toaI‘lh^ h ^ bT e’'n \ e r e only addressing Damarjlan, ket. The next year the state of ^ g th e r s , but did not pay the honors will be paid to from the second quarter, Vut business from the home. tihg a run-around.” « faw w«ak, nnH I.. .hi, tbc group pressed him for an- Florida took an opUon on It for ^^^gage until the same week members bom the sa m ry e a r *" L® f . . f ' this could be merely a seascmal "Surprisingly, one of the big the factor. many Instonces where a f r ® " 'J® ^ P ” ®"* although ®‘* ‘®® he srfd to the power company, that the Vasa Order of America ’^ ‘®'' gest spenders—for home office people. In most cases,8. indlvldu- .'I don’t intend to discuss this appraisers valued it at cmy ______^___ ^ ___jjj,g Rackley’s body was found. More significant, says Wyt- supplies — Is the suburban ally, met with the former prin- « ..e™ tii6,630. But the agreement The land bougm irom n e ^ o was lounaeo. mey are ja.- - ^ Court Upsets mar Sc Co., on executive Search housewife.” the association c i ^ . the teachers, the super- L'ntere^V y sT yirtoat Damarjlan m"^de reference to lapsed a n d the owners could not by Florida P ^ ^ JiSTêr of 49 ^ m l " “ot at Kackley on th^ Topless Tax firm, the number of appoint says. "She now demands more !^Jl^'’ nrt‘’given“ ^ ^ e reading te a cL r ^ s given the fact that the group had sent tralto 'with 10 o f^ e m side by Mrs. Beda Soiomonson of night of May 21 in a swampy cHARUyTTE, N.C. (AP) ments In July-August-Septem- efficient surroundings and more ber was IS per cent higher than ^ 1 1 HI t a “* opinions that are completely „ *^® ®*®^® R ^ n sc e ll (D Fla )’ successfully side and the other, five extend- 19 Armory St. and Mrs. Flor- “r®®’.*" central Connecticut. He ^ Charlotte had or- sophisticated equipment for Tbe spokesman^so inôated contrary to what the clinic pre- ®nd that now certain pyocc- ’ mg out of the cluster, rather ence Byrne of Hartford. P'®^®*! ^®ond-degree ^ ,gg^ ^ in the comparable quarter of coping with household book thatlat he understood thatuiat Missm iss scribed*’,scribed'’, referring to their own *'n*^®® bad to be observed. sponsored a bill to c ^ t e tne _ g ^ mnHrtn ruon.^ Hiatrict mna. murder, which carries a man- ______, k„ „ 1970. keeping, organizing the family Deer Sir Damarjlan did explain brief- Blscayne tevon with the rise In busi Ellen Davidson, a teacher at youngster, tax information and tailoring Pet dachshund nuzzles up to white-tail deer in the school who had been Invit- ness' ^confidence, It said, com the menus to « the calorie Other bank in town panies maintained tight cost Kansas City park. Bismark is owned by the park No charts.” u , „ .. i isi. «t e r a s r r.-s' ■sSnS.-r controls ” os demonstrated by A surprise? Why no more supervisor and has been accepted by the deer the 8 per cent downtrend In ad herd which resides there. (AP Photo) “r l r T T I - p ...... likely to be a surprise than the tag these meetings and discuss- by, who told the group he just OSITOR e n o u ^ t e a !d ie r s ^ a^TrealW ^ i d '®vel. for after all. the staff and may not become a problem de- sen. Spessard Holland (D-Fla.) , g g t . celved the same mandatory life as a clothed waitress, lets actually shrank by 9,000 In ported more than $196.8 million letters from 8 to 9 cents and air er on a skewer. The dish, with aooouni during JANE DEPOSITOR 07-07-71 concerned with the welfare of a parent at this point a d say 'x»rd ’’were our friends and pendent on the owner’s at- m 19» in sponsorii^ a b i l l e t the past year to a total of worth of medicines in the first mail from 11 to 12 cents. EO variations, has become a popu lha pravloua 100 MAIN STREET month. our children." t h a t ^ chUdren had been In neighbors.” ”We do not want to titude.” would have prevented the Fed- 1,698,300. six months of this year; an In letters from 8 to 9 cents and a lar meal of people In the United ANY TOWN CONN OSOOO 0001 The parents said they were in- many schools and that they a d a p p e a r high-handed,” the A fedenU a p p r a ^ ^ t toe e r a Power Com m lsrt^ from Hardware stores. It said, suf crease of 21 per cent over the mall from 11’to 12 cents. States, C an a^ and other coun formed Monday night by Mrs. admit since coming to Andover, spokesman said, ’’but we are Island’s vaue at $366,000 and regulating Florlila Power & fered the greatest casualties. same period last year. Any Increases must be ap tries. Helen MacDonald, a state super- that It la here that the children turning to you as our only a - vlsor of elementary education, iiave received the most help, ternatives.” tw«w« wwfliTwa wMPem that they might be interested In They said they appreciated this Keenan asked the group to In tlMM two .'SIS(9S( I l:70r#: iZ5040¥ Investigating the program being fact but It still does not provide clarify their specific complaint aaotlona wa I,,, I „ .-..Ull i.i (itiyiiyijjii;;:.: conducted in Hebron for chll- everything that can be done. Damarjlan also asked for raoord a aummary Quarterly Intoraat GRAND OPENING of tha 'andtoiallniaroal dren with learning disabilities. The spokesman clarified that specific charge which was franHoliont StS'Zuc w , ; aamad'during lha On the basis of this, they the group was there represent- identified as being that "our during the last 2S0CIOO:$j iSOOOOl ararathoam said they could not understand ing 13 children, not 14 as orlgl- children are not getting the ape- month in your Kra. why Andover’s school board did nally stated, and that there c*** attention they require. . . FAMOUS DAN RIVER Mvingt WESTERN “ SKIRT LtNOm:) aooount(a). not investigate the program at were many more of these chll- children are not being serv- Sw«, 9 Hebron. dren in the school who had not cd by the Andover school. . .and ÔOOOOIî:: sooooj The consensus of the parents’ been identified. Some of those we are recommending the hlri GINGHAM # WOOLS •W OOL BLENDS yum___ wrbe parent group asked there will be a special board THURSDAY . FRIDAY ■ SATURDAY 5000 2BS030 give these tests, my son could Board Member Dennis Keenan, meeting Oct. 16‘at 9 a.in. at 5030 260030 g(lve them—he’s taken them so g teacher of graduate students which time the recommendeu 2|400 30 SIRLOIN STEAKS 2P0030 many times.” m this area, for his opinion. Al- tions of the staff, admlnlstra- 2B24I0 In explaining what they felt a though Keenan admitted he tlon. Miss Lenihan, the place- resource or special teacher ^ g g being placed in an awk- ment and planning teams and 06-07 4000)0 MACHINE WASHABLE COHON poo >0 36-23 would do, the group Indicated ward situation since thrls is the parents will be reviewed 4B KO 6 07-01 • that she should be available on basically an administrative de- and acted on. the same basis as the social cislon, he did comment briefly. ------worker, or the art teacher. Be- Keenan told those present Manchester Evening Herald lb all cotton 46" wide COM* $1.29 yd. value 1 oiuit Mfwo sides having children come to that his experience in this area Andover corresponOent, Anna 1.09 9 i■ND« COMMCTIO 3 l«f 09 »««0(9 her for a certain period of time extended over many years and Frislna, twl. 742-9347. WITH LARGE. PULL TENDERLOIN d HMWC9 CMMOt PINWALE • NtvvMW (««mv each day, or dt least every other THE CONNECTICUT BANK « laatiftlit day, she would assist the regu AND TRUST COMPANY oo. OMIRMA9T lar classroom teacher in deal ing with these chUdren. The special teacher, after I PORTERHOUSE STEAKS line quality 44’V$B" working with a particular child, nJ it mi HI-LO CORD could instruct the regular teach- , Now j’ou can tell at a glance just where you stand financially er on what would be the most iwithourstoife^ effective method of teaching | .AIMM' every month of the year... checking and savings. We’ve replaced this arithmetic, how to tgach the nili®ael« «f mokltraA great new designs our old per.sonal[checking account statement with this new o n e ... him reading, how to apply tech Sovtritostn manekM t«r lb niques which will reach this { 1.19 44’748" wide The CB'I' Comhined Statement. child in the regular cIm b situ PRINTED CORD All your tleposits and checks are recorded as before, but now ation. The parents were unani REPEAT OF SELLOUT! mous In their agreement that you can get the added convenience of up-to-date information they felt the childrpn should be R u b b e r m a i d about your regular and investment passbook savings accopnts. In regular classrooms with their YOUNG HEN TURKEYS for sport coats peers, but should also have this 44’748" wide 'I'his unique new service can mean a number of things for sfiecial instruction available to 10 • 16-lb. Average them. BIO WALE CORD you: you’ll no hinger have to come into the bank to find out The spokesman told the board drawer orgoniier scrie! that When the special class was how much interest you’ve earned; . .The CB'I' C'ombined State first set up sonvs years back, it (cbooee from 4 popular sisee) ment shows quarterly interest. And since you’ll be getting tlur placed the town of Andover _in the vanguard of the educational latest inftirmation about your ("B'l' accounts ^t one time, in one field. He said everyone realized lb that there would fate long peri place, you’ll have better control in managing-your fiiumces. By ods of experimentation, that the way, you can still keep your savings passbooks; we’ll update things would be done that would GROUND later need to be chaitged and GROUND them whenever you wish. that there was nothing wrong CHUCK i ROUND Fall and winter dark tones but in limited quantities with this. a Of course, to get the full benefit of our (kimbined Statement The parents said that aftier so ^rr^B you shouKI have both your checking and your .savings accounts Machine WashaMe. never iron, sew and wear knltsl many years of trying, last year IT lb. 9 T lb. when the possibility ot hiring a IN 6-I.B. i x m IN 6-I.H. UlTH at Cdi r . W e can arrange everything for you in a m atter of minutes reading teacher for the first 58*760" Widths • COM PARE A T $5.98 at any of our more than 60 offices. time seemed destined for real y t ity, the group appeared before Easy to sew, require no Hningl Join the tens of thousands of “ today” people who arc finding the board and at the town budg FREEZER DEPT. that \\c are doing more to make hanking more convenient . . . et meeting to support the acqui sition ot this teacher. Tliey felt ^ m WANT TO SAVE MONEY? . Outstanding color selections more up-to-date , . . than any other bank in town. that If she could now take the WRAP IT YOURSELF! task of simple reading probleina and remedial reading from the HINDS I SIDES WE HONOR MASTER CHARGI special education teacher, then the latter would have the time and facilities to properly cope i r lb. I b T lb. with these other children who f'lJT, d n Wr a p p b i ) nssdsd specialized instructions. No. 2916 »"ka" No. 2917 I8"Jt8" iH T THE COBIfUECTICIJT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The group said they felt the Iteg. 9.49 NOW Reg. $.$• NOW All Otluri I'l iti liitUv '> >, IbuMtUv (- h Ki>«kvtlU Oihi» opvn Mt'iuliy I, Ihurttldy \ -I H) addition ot the reading teacher HINDS ‘ SIDES ilSO-FRO FîBRICS k4U I ( iHu » ’ would not only help their own Kfdtii brttrt N»'*Ui MaiiiOHf-c Pdf It i fs OriiM Him livllU MMhv vhlldren through her efforte, but No. I«l« $"xs" No. 2918 I6 "X 6 " CALDOR'S SHOPPING CENTER I ^ N> tib Mditi Htifci Miiblb' lunii’lltt y Him Vf#*i by freeing Mrs. Helsn Donshue Reg. $.49 NOW 3 7 ^ Keg. 9.79 NOW 85® lb. 75® lb. MANCHESTER PARKADE VERNON. ROUTE 83 for sptolal leaching, and by vs- <:i!T, WMAPfr4>r<|l'lf.’N. nUMKN 11U1 TOLLAND TURNPIKI I MvihtA.* 1 IH i Ubliohlnt a program of screen IXit91atl.l6 OptNM«i..tot.9il0.9lM a«aa daily Ull • 9 M. Riurt and Ml (HI« | «gan daily lill H 9 M Ihuit and tH lill B .g) ing an d aaotatonoe whereby all r t ,

. J i - s t \ f 1 PAGE FOURTEEN BJANCHESnSR -ETBNINO- HERALD., MANCHESiTER, CONN^ *WEDNESDAY, OCTOfiBR 6, 1971 MANCmcSTBR^-EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0. IW I PAGE FIFTEEN Andover Sunday School Tolland County Superior Court TBC Okays Awards Prizes T V Tonight School Lunch Program ^ Bo. Satunley’a TV WMk Nathan Hale For Attendance Meatown for Oompl.t. Llotlng., State Nolles Charge Still Showing Deficit Annual promotion exercises 1215'/i Silver Lane $1(0 (I) Bbr VsUsy (0) Work Change were recently ciinductod at the (I) I Drsom of Jesiinle «)) The eohool lunch program at could possibly have a check for Salvation Arm y Sunday School. East Hartford (it) Timmir sad Lsm Io Acoustic tile will not be In the Andover elem entary School that amount. Francis McCarthy led the open CM) OUUosa’o lilBiid (C) In Baby Sitting Case 5(1# (I) Dnfsai (0) stalled on the ceilings of The board had originally ing of the program. ) ta Btlll eliding downhill and op “Where Quality WsMhsr — B^rto sod charged with throe counts of spected, patched and spray the past season’s attendance. hod made m lg^t easily be item not scheduled for prompt News (0) painted. The change order was Donald Libby submitted a break Perfect attendance prizes (U ) WUd wild West risk of injury and cruelty to destroyed commenting that he down of operating costs for the payment. At the August board (I#) ’To TsU the Trath (0) approved by the Town Bulldl^ wore awarded to Julia Boodle, persons. State’s Attorney Don- was now In a structured sltua- lunch program showing the meeting a letter from the clinic (M> The Bslst Committee la«rt night upon rm- David Gebcl, Deborah Jewett, Th« larg«tt and Oil# (I) News with Wsllor ‘*7"- aid Caldwell told the court yes- doing what others downward trend which began was received again noting An commendation of Richard Man- Rebecca Jewett, Donna McCar kMe (0) . want him to. Gallo antmreired some years ago. dover’s share and asking that frashest mnot dis (I) News with H.K. Hmlih and terday that Abraham, 41, key, architect. provision in the budget be made thy, M ary McCarthy, Donald with more Information about A few months ago, a portion A number of years ago the play In Hi* whoto (»^) NBo'^^w. (0) 7 'Y®'’0 for It. ’The clinic was then noti Porrett, Geoffrey Porrett and the Importance of practice In of a celling fell to the floor dur town’s Board of Finance picked a r n a ! • i55 Mewo (0 ) originally arrested on the com up the tab for the lunchroom fied that the amount had al Gerald Porrett. 7(i# (8) (I) What laIn the World (C) piumt of a private citizen for “ I*;®®® gradual re- ing renovation. Mankey gave ready been budgeted, evidently First prizes for only one or <«) Truth or Conieqnencei (C) , ^ • u entrance to society. three reasons behind his rec salaries and paid for these out (I ll Dlek Van Dyke What appeared to be mistreat- vvjien the judge commented prompting yesterday’s letter. two (vbsonces were presented to ommended change: Tile would of the Qcneral Fund; at that (tt4#) Nowo — SpoHo and mont of children for whom they y^^t Riley had been messdd up time the finance board made It Mrs. Kowalski said that the David D’Alessandro, Mark Weather ABO News <0 ) wore baby-sitting. since he was 15, Gallo answer- clear that there would be no Item had been one of the first D’Alessandro, Sherry D’Ales year-old ceilings; application of For Your Freeser! 7ii# (S> Primal ( 0 ) He agreed the original arrests that ho himself had spent further assistance. The lunch on this year’s agenda and the sandro, Jeremy Rogers, Nigel <■) Laeile (0) tile would necessitate lowering wore certainly justified based five years In prison and had program would either become money had been sent out, Rogers, and Roy Randall. U.S.D.A. (18) Hevie Oame ( 0 ) of sprinkler system heads at an (It) I Dream of Jeannle OlroBil (0) been brought to tho attention of Rtley got hts chance because abandoned. ter the date of their letter, <4#> Dloh Vsh Dyke tile and adhesives applied to ex son wore Introduced to their the police, but that on further of the persistence of his coun- With receipt of this money Dnig Policy To Be Established Sit# Adam-U (0) the soundness of plaster In tke tlnue. At the beginning of last bers of the Board that Rham 8(8# (848) Courtship of Eddie’s irii- pressed, that an Intelligent so- being suspended and a very future. Blevins, Miss Julia Beadle, Miss clal worker was aware of just strict condition of probation year there was a balance of has recently enacted an official STEAK (11-88) NBC Myitery Movie Mankey added that there will Gall Blevins and Miss Elizabeth how tho children were being was that he complete the pro- $3,000 to start the school year ding policy and he felt that the 8(8# (8) Medkal Center (C) atm be a good educational en Shauger are in charge of begin (8-48) Smith FamUy ( 0) cared for and hadn’t objected, gram at Altruism House. "I with. The program last year elementary schools in the dls- 8(8# (8-48) Bhirley’i World ( 0 ) vironment in the classrooms ners; Mrs. Doris Howard,. Da-, that they were well-dressed don’t know If yOu have the operated at a deficit of some trict should have one also. t (18) Oaadld Camera with carpeted fl(x>r8, "certain vld Rogers, and Mrs. Edmund 18(88 (1) Maanb HariftHar(»rd Taik-lTnTelk-ui (C) The exact nature of the of- Kelly Rd., VerneJn received a sell Clough will teach the jun lb ing but not as much as might atlng costs for the month of of drug Informatlcn and educa- 11(80 (8-8-88-88-48) New. — Weather fenses was not revealed in total effective prison sentence ior department; Francis Mc and Sport. (C) otherwise be anticipated be s.eptember were over $1,600 tion. • , (18) ■TBA court but Caldwell commented of 2 to 0 years yesterday on Andover Cadettes Honored for Conservation Plan Carthy is In charge of the teens cause of other work factors. while th^D Income from the sale Libby said that the school 1^88 (8) Movie that neighbors who know the counts of breaking and entering 11(88 (8M8) Tonlfht Show Johnny In making his progress report ed to the troop for conservation _ . , department and C. Everett couple still hire them as baby- with criminal intent and lar- formal drug program, Monday night’s Andover town the efforts of the Cadettes that ■Die Andover troop was one of jew ett will Instruct the Corps Canon (C) on the three elementary $90. Even anticipating the $289 telling members that present meeting was Interrputcd brlef- efforts, will be hung in the town a Icng-range (five year) plan only; three youth groups in the Cadets. When You Buy A Hip of (848) Dick Cavett Show (C) sltters and ho felt such charges ceny involving breaks into schools, Mankey said that Kee 1(88 (848) New. •- Prayer and should not be pressed. (Jorin's M otors In TalcottvlIIe, office building. was werked out by State Fores state to receive the Parents* ______Beef, 20 to 25 lbs. Will -(C) ney is about 90 per cent finished ^1^’ w^^from the presentation of an ^ O f Frcm left to right, the girls ter Richard Harris for the 86- Magazine award, and the only Cut Into Any Thickness Prayer B SIfn OH (C) Because a form er drug coun- and an escape from Vernon po- Instead of an anticipated 95 per r ie%s‘Lfh~a^^\ proach tor suoh ‘b® matters. Instead _ scout are Bonnie Palmer, Linda Ma- acre tract adjacent to the An 1:88 (8) New. -— Prayer and Slzn selor and assistant' director of lice In Hartford as he was be- cent, with completion expected You Desire! OH (C) (t operated at a $600 deficit. At „f the traditionally negative one ~ Parents’ Mag- dore, Patricia Barton, Nina, dover Elementary School. The Ss«n“ Wliisky Big Export Altruism House in New Loh- Ing taken from court to jaJI. Nov. 16 Instead of Nov. 1 be a rfr»tiK T Ti»l at»ViA$U » ^ ^ o Bdnoatloiial TV (84) of Don’t smoke''' smoke, Don’t"’drinic“ Don’t drink. Achievement and Lisa Tremano. At right is plan calls for the establishment other girls who participated LONDON — Of Britain’s $2.2 Wedneeday, October 8 don spoke up for one of the Public Defender Lawrence cause of the sheet metal work Conservation Commission Act of a unique conservation center In the project, in addition to billion In exports to the United P M drug defendants being treated Klaczak told the court that ers’ strike; the complete Nath lained for more than another <ôday, U bby said, is on em- the plaque above Is _ EXTRA LEAN 8:88 What*. New (C) ing Chairman Philip Joranson, which will provide a wildlife those above, were Regina States last year, whisky ac- 8(88 CommanlcBUon. and Educa there, and only because of his Johnson's drug dependency an Hale project is about 50 per , ,, phasizin? the positiU aspects of Pfanstiehl, who later pre- who presented thethe plaque to the sanctuary, native flora and Adams, Cynthia Fournier, Kit- counted for 11.2 per cent, chom- 'MINUTES FRESH" tion strong urging that treatment be caused not only the breaks, but cent completed instead of 50 per fauna areas, and varied recrea 7(08 Tnnied On CrUI. (0) ch^^ma^ of the e^XKl life, healuT physic^ abUl. êotmin J. Cuyler troop ty Mills, Christine Pfanstiehl, icals 4.6 per cent, automobiles ’’The First Dimension' continued, a suspended sentence also the excape as he feared cent ^toward the March 1 date; cnairman of the board of edu- tv etn Hutchinson. The plaque, award- JorJoranson said it was through tional facilities including a ski and (Utltudea on dnitr was given to Scott Riley, 21, of withdrawal If taken to Jail. and Robertson is about 60 per cation reported that' finaupe .1 ------^ luid Thea Radtke. 6.7 per cent and machinery siepe for winter sports. K-aa (r> Middletown. ftobert C. Johnson, 27, of 76 cent completed toward the Feb. board chairman John Yeomans (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) nearly 26 per cent. CHUCK had recently informed her that disseminating dimg The Cadettes began imple ”<3oq au Vln Alias CJhlcken Riley who pleaded guilty to a Lewis Dr., IVapplng received a 1 date. Tolland County Superior Court a *>*’eak in Hebron had admitted one-year sentence to be sus- Mankey informed the TBC the finance board noiin„policy was..,0 = ‘ n f°"n ation on kindergarten mentation of the plan by plant through GROUND that there Is no clerk of the definitely against having the grade 6 level young- ing hundreds of trees in desig VrieriTSewamen brlns now himself to the rehabilitation Pended (titer six months on a sters is a highly questionable InilgtiU and fresh peripertlvo center and spent three months chaise of possession o f control* works at Robertson, where the town subsidize the program and nated areas, ana assisting in 10-POINT PRECISION BRAKE JOB ------nrartlre to top nw s rtorlea of weok. ^ W iM who led drugs. Because of a long roof is now going on, nor for that the school should not look Youthful Offender Status the planning and executing of 30,000 MILE GUARANTEE 8(88 Great American Dream to the town for money. Damarjian explained that he other conservation projects con chine would be willing to Tolland County Superior Court. 1392 Fire Recorded Clean, Late Model As Good As Most West Mystic charge from Middlesex (Joiinty ^hat ^ . j Hoping to brighten up a comer, of Main and Wood- lock St. Members of the Eighth District Fire De the Town Building Department thev attend srhnni hnif AS substitutes. These teach- on, 1, j . 7. Inspect Brake Shoe Re Bound Ground! for possession of controlled bridge Sts. next spring, pansies are being planted partment have offered to water the flowers when S -rae tetu^f irtâton ®'-® »>y »>e ^ P'-ovlsion for P a r i s - The history of fab- turn Springs drug and that a prison sentence *** Hartford. TTiere Jo necessary. The Junior Women are working in con an^.' Charles, Crcxilni and Theo- ■ wouid have to be greatly in- P^ncipal, reviewed by the su- youthful offenders became ef- rlc flammability goes back a USED CARS Shipyard in a newly formed parklet by members of the Jten- dore Fairbanks of the school 8. Add Heavy Duty Brake be suspended; however John ®®^Yed a junction with the Manchester Chamber of Coin- creased, Ubby said, in order to Porintendent and presented to fectlve on Friday in all of the lu 1392, during the Top Prices Paid chester Junior Women’s Club, Mrs. Joseph LaVigne building and grounds depart Fluid (Continued from One) MEATY. PORK Gallo,. the .. counselor, , . ’ told . the . ed-off shotgun which was in-In of 143 S. Main St., left, Mrs. Roger Steele of 83F merce and the Manchester Jaycees in creating this ment. reach a break-even point. *^® lioard for approval. state’s superior and circuit n. hu accl- For All Makes! 9. Adjust Brakes to Proper American car wurt quite a few t^s about as Llbby said the quality of the Teachers approved for sub- u®nt Place Involving cos- smaller boats alongside the Rachel Rd., and Mrs. Anthony Mientek of 55 Hem- parklet. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Contact WITH drum brakes and the 72-foot tbe conditioning which is port lunches served at the school ®t>tutlng Included Mrs. Sally tumes being worn by courtiers CARTER CHEVROLET SPARERIBS metal (died the drugs. The judge felt It now is excellent; most children Bradley, Mrs. Martha Moe, ^ this ewe a l7-year^ld is entertal^ the king. A candle CO., INC. 10. Road Test Car yacht that belongs to Pierre du the treatment at the center, ,,e treated as a separate are very happy with the lunch Phelps, Mrs. Kath- charged with three counts of Ignited the costumes and the re- Pont of WUmington, Del., were that drugs are an easy way out Lilly's INSULIN es. U bby said that the child Is Martineau, Mrs. Susan ®ale of controlled drugs, two sulUng tragedy so horrified on- 1229 Main St. DON'S AMERICAN SERVICE undamaged. *<>r a persiHi who doesn’t '______served a balanced meal at a Michaud, Mrs. Gall Burke, Mrs. counts of sale of cannabis-type lookers that the accident was Destroyed besides the main basically Uke himself. He _ , INPH U40 Always Phone 649-!)238 138 TOLLAND TPKE., BT. 83 — MANCHESTER — 643-5675 cost of 40 cenU which could not Norma Gumlaw and Edward drugs and five counts of pos- recorded. shed and four lonre boats In- stressed the Importance of con- A Ban on L .e n in side It were the boiler shed; Unulng the treatment without PRETORIA, South Africa I p ROT. z in c U40 9 9 c PIICl > be duplicated without the help PuHcz. session of controlled drygs. spar shed; carpenter shop; and the interruption of a jail sen- (AP) ~ Clovernment censors T0U« of government subsidies. In the I-«ave of Absence James W. Howald of Bakers- DRUG STORES NUT paint shop, the officials sold. tence, which would put Riley in have case of milk, he said there are Damarjian read a letter field. Cal. was arrested last 144 BROAD ST., WINDSOR, CONN H lJ C IIf The state fire marshal has what Gello______term ed a sub-status Bcme and objectionable three IPH use Always those youngsters who bring Andover’s, art teacher re- spring at the University of Con- 686-5183 T:Qn been called In to Investigate. environment based on who had post®™ depicting the late Rus »ro t. ZINC use thelr own lunches to school who questing a leave of absence be- nectlcut along with 23 others, sian leader Nikolai Lenin. 40 M AIN ST., ROCKVILLE, CONN. Terrific Values I also bring containers of mUk. ginning with the start of the most of them students, but he’s Save At Least 40c Ib.! 87S-9T63 in this area, he pointed out, it Christmas vacation and ending the only one of those whose HA«D TO BELIEVE Prompt. Courteous PRESCRIPTION SERVICE costs the parents more to pro- "dth the end of the winter re- ctises got as far as Superior Always 10% Off on all Diabatle Maads I Wheel Chairs - Walkers - Commodes -Canes vide that milk than the school cess in February, Mrs. Gradual Court to be even eligible to be MACHINE SLICED can sell it for; the school sells ludicated it was for reasons of tried as a youthful offender be- the containers of milk for 5 maternity and would be without cause of his age. ------SPECIALS FOR SEPT 29th thru OCT. 3rd cents when they cost 8 cents. pay. LOW PRICE! AMERICAN Sm o o r The application was handed Although the formal policy of M a k e Your O w n Comparison Test... This can be done since the dif over to the adult probation offi COOKED the Board states that maternity ference Is federally reimburs cer, Paul J. McGeary who will ed. leaves are not granted, Dam ar It's new! The opulent plush look make the initial Investigation* Check our Everyday Prices... See jian pointed out that In actual Ubby. explained to the board It will then be up to the judge SALAMI that the entire . lunch program practice the board always dealt T' hT ih OUR for SALE ^th merits of each in^vldiial ? decide If Howald is accepta- NYLON SHAG CARPET 2 1 how Arthurs Pricing SAVES You is being carefully controlled. He with merita of each individual ble In this category limiteci to said they are not buying so-call case. m m m M STILL ON NOW THRU OOT. tih 16 to 18 year old teenagers who PAMPAS BIG ed frill foods, are doing their Because the absence coin M o re , Everyday ! have no felony record. It would EASY-CARE TWO-TONE! own baking of pastries and cides with so much of the school mean, even If he Is found guilty such and are trying to watch vacations, and because it was or pleads guUty to the new You can even install it yourself! ^ e m the costs very carefully. noted that Mrs. Gradual was an lb charge- of being a youthful of- At the suggestion of a Imerh- excellent teacher and the school $ ONLY 0.95 14 O Z . ARRID Extra Dry POIXVV^ ber of the Stat’e Department of would be sorry to lose her, the,'® " “ This is a two-tone(d shag that you’ll really revel in. The LYSOL Education, Libby asked permis board approved the leave. ® reijord, and the maxt- look is plush and opulent. . . but the carpet is so easy to $ p . YD. Excellent for Lunches! m DEODORANT sion of the board to experiment Professlonal .Meetings care for. Tough 100% Bigelow Approved nylon pile will SPRAT DISINRaANT bottle with an ice cream progrtto in Letters and announcements . M cGeary it give years of wear in any room; living room, dining room, the school. He pointed out that from several professional-, that most such of- CRY-O-VAC It would fit into the nutritional groups were received indicating ^ directly on bedroom, den . . ; yes, even kitchens. High density foam ONLY ONLY requirements for a luncheon seminars«em(n»ru and meetings of var- Probation. rObber back needs no other padding, MILD CURED program, and the money thus ious kinds that would be In- Four others arrested in the 1 14 O Z . gained could be used to help structlonal to Board memebrs. same sweep of drug arrests BONELESS ' Rag. 3.79 support the lunch program. Dennis Keenan, who is in the were given suspended sen Rag. 1.49 89 FTM 2.49 In other schools where the educational field with the state, tences yesterday and probation BRISKET program is used, U bby said, said he would attend a confer- for two years. FULL QUART much success has been achlev- ence In Glastonbury later this All were sentenced on vari BrightSide ed and results have shown that month, ous counts of possession of con CORNED children eat their lunches bet- Other Business trolled drugs and in each case LISTERINE ter (tnd also, maintain higher The board heard from both the state nolled counts of sale. BEEF OMEGA SHAMPOO ONLY energy levels. 'The board gave the principal and superintend- TTiey included Bruce Schnapp, 11 OZ. l^permlsslon '|for Libby to try ent comments on various m at 21, of West Hartford who re such a program and see how it ters such (IS maintenaqce prob ceived 90 days suspended on fit in with the remiiinder of the lems, no-school announcement ®"® ®°unt; Dennis 'A. Prueher, ONLY lunch program. ' policy, Information on supplies W°*®°tt iwîo received six In an aside to the lunch pro and suggestions for minor me months suspende.d, concurrent, gram, but having a, t;|:aring on chanlcal changes In the school. on each of two counts; Robert It, Libby told the Board that.lhe lb Rag. 2.29 Rfg. 1.35 2.29 Valua •Members were also Informed- '''. *9, of Wallingford teachfers have inilicated that a that thele 'school school would now be received 90 days suspend- vending machine dispensing ifable for state unemployment concurrent, on each of three .\ni(‘rira*s Faslrsl Growing Cloirol Larga 35 oz. Siza ■soft drinks would be a welcome ^ ^ counts, and Elwood S, Herald, addition to the schixd. Ubby compensation and were await Head Cut Dandriifr 8liam|ioo! ing word from the State Labor 19 fjf Newark N.J. who received said a vending company sales 90 days suspended concurrent. NICE & EASY Dishwasher ALL man explained the tyjjes of ren Beard on dealls. SHAMPOO tal ui;ningernenls that are At the end of Its formal busl- " " ^ . WHOLE TRIMMED TEGRIN available aiid offered to In.stall ness meeting, board members Itreparedred to meet with ^ ‘»’® Infractions______of law___ os a nuK^hine on a three-day trial ’’abysmally stupid” or just of parents for a mutual discus BRISKET ONLY basis with all drinks free. plain stupid In all of the cases ONLY Although during Uie scL-luxil ®*on on .special education problems. whether the defendant hud day the sod(( machine would be carved wit a promising career 2 OZ. for Uie use of tin- staff, located as a research behavioral scien Reg. 2.25 Reg. 794 .Miuicliester Evening Herald Rag. 1.49 IHJSsibly In tire te((chei-s' lounge, tist, as an undergraduate slu- Libby notiol that at the many Andover curresi>ondent, Aiuijt dent, as one hod, or whether I'rlsliui, Tel. 742-9347. Worrtimore nffairs conducted at the scIksiI, he hod worked his way out of a lb 3 BARS ONE-A-DAY the iKiard nilght grant pernil.s ghetto existence by dint of out slo(L to o|M-n tills risim uji so standing athletic ability, os In ASPIRIN MUIYIPU iflYAlMin that |s-ople (-an use Uie ma- ONLY Missing Youth another ciufc. PIUS IRON i-htne. He told one student ’ ’You’ve Cry-o*vac Poek 500 Toblets Kince the niit(-hlnc operali-s at Found in River come a long way to stumble on ie*LS' a break-even (lolnt with 23 this” and another ’’ Yfni’ve had 8>9 Ib. ovq. sodas a day. It is highly likely btlV.' MIDDLETOWN (A P , The to put this down” and warned tO N that tire nuu-hliie will pri.ve to 1.0 1 ONLY iKidy of Clarence Privott, 17, of all of what probation means. 6 0 A P 'Is; profit-making. 'Iliese profits, Middletown was recovered Three others similarly Involv- Rag. 1.19 U bby said, would be u-sed also from tin Connecticut River ed made pleas of guilty to to offset the hna-h program, here ’Diesday, (loliee said. (!Ounls of possession of control Rag. 264 5 Or. U.S.P. ’ITiu Board also granted perml.s-Young Privott had been miss- led dnig (m arijuana) and Uie slon for opening that ns.m to Ing since Saturday. His elothes slate nolled Uie counts of sale Meatown th(( (lubllc at ci-rialn times. wi-re found Monday abrsit a in these eiises also. They were YOU GAN IIK HUHK AT HHOOR'H FOSTORIA NEW BORN Hoard Gels Ihiiiiied (|imi-tcr of a mile from where Vincent J< Hruzzese, 1,8, of SMILE SPICIALt f«ir 2 SItoa In olhei business to appear the body was discovered, offl- Meriden who pleaded guilty to 311 MAIN HTREBT FIIONK 946.2100 lieforo the Hoard was a letter cers said. two counts; Kathleen Reynolds, INCMESTER niiiiM ,, m i, Mid SAT. • • PLAYING CARDS PAMPERS from the Manchester Cliild No offb l.ii cause of death 19, of Wallingford, Uiree counts; TOASTER Ouldanee Clinic ttuuiklng Ua; was listed, but officers said and Joseph Michael Pompano, , ONLY iW# AeMpt l-eMI M snpi IhMird for budgeting a $1,000 as they pi-esunu-d It was ueelden- 23, of New Haven, one count, its share toward supporting the lal drowning. CARPET ENTER Inc. We Reeeev. tiw nigM 917 MAIN HTIIRKT—MANniKHTKK clinic this year. The boly was s]K>Ued by em- •-» ONLY OPKN DAILY TO 6t30 — THURH, «iui FRIDAY till 9 F.M. *• UmlHiwmWkel ONLY $ 1 5 7 A fter saying thunk you, the ployes (U an oil terminal on the iT R A lO H T letten write-r auks If now they river. Read Ads (OPPOSITE THE STATE ARMORY) Nwanly wytaN Tm O t C M R aw 7 M ■OX of » t

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PAGE SEVENTEEN PAOBjSIXTEEN MAN'CHESffiER EVENING HERALD. MANGtiEStBR. CONN...WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 MANCHESTER .'EVENING HERALD. MAJlCHESTER. CONN, EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971

Coventry organisation of the steering 100 entered in New HampaMre down 1V6 at 309%,“ and Control committee. Water Firm Purchase Plan Keniiedy Center edmpeUtten to represent that Stock Market Data was down % at 46. President of the committee is Among the large blocks HAVE YOU’ A1 Rossi, with Bon Davis, Displays Poster N.W TOBK ,*P, - u m traded before noon was one of What’s New at the YMCA treasurer; ipid Mrs. Pûl Diehl, Outlined for Kiwanis Club 109,800 shares of Virginia Elec Mrs. Schaffer To Speak Of one work from the elementa- movement wa# discernible In secretary. Other members are tric at 19, unchanged. WRIHEN A BOOK? Town Manager Robert Weiss; Weiss answered two By Town Pupil try, Jnnlor high, and amloi' high the stock market today, and Mrs. Paul Boardman, Ben The Associated Press 60-stock The executive director of a well-known New York subalfW In addlUon to carrylnir out ita level# In each of the W state#, analyst# #atd Investors were At Meeting of Democrats Zollo,ÔllO, /IVlrll.>Ir8. MichaelimUIIMOl' Pesce,XÔ 0CC, Jay Qiles, townvaswss . watertvswww* and s ^ - which . he w said a he s«e*y\ru%aAfl is most TMir* A psyohedeUo poirter done ^ publishing firm will be In Rockville In mid-November. He will rtfulnr protrmina and aervtces throughout the average was off .5 to 324.9' at awaiting details of the next neon, with Industrials down .5, be IntervlewlAg local authors tn a quebt for flnlaivsd manu ttala yaar, the Toung Women'# •secretary of the SUte Mrs. years , may be entiUed to the I^ cn a ^ Benjamin with a speplal form of crayon country. phase of President Nixon's eco rails off .4 and utilities down .2. script# suitable for book publication. All aubJAct# will b« con Gloria Schaffer will be the spe- Blderly Bxempttbn, provided Bynes. , , ,,, , a ft M ^ n First he commented that the on black paper by a Manches------sidered,- Including fiction and non.flcUon, poetry, Juveniles, Christian Association has made clal guest Friday night at a the combined income of two I. The committee s lookhuf for X r” Se Manches- nomic program. Trading was Noon prices on the Big Board a commitment to educating its ter elementary school young religious books, etc. I "meerthe c a n ^ iî«. under and the income of ‘"^^-^mmeerfo? t^ lH: V iLted would Hardly an Income slow. Included -. members and the public about man 1# part of a naUonal exhl- The noon Dow Jones average It you have completed a book-length manuscript (or ne/ariy) Arlen Realty, up S at 10%; so) on any subject, and would like a professional ajmralsal problems of racism. SiSfc X S cfub.ê m re T - “ ’^ e s e ’ ^’f ^ r e s annual event, and tho#e wish- Manchester Water Co. with the not be subjected to the ^ _t«r bltlon of art work of young peo- ^ Oi 80 Industrial stocks was off pan American, down % to 10%; TWCA leaders are presently (without cost or obligation), please write Immediately describ ing will be held at St. Mary's the ’^demlÎnc^me TaxR°e" ‘"K “ > “ "••ve Irtiould contact one Manchester Kiwanis Oub at a ban usually 0.00 at 890.48. Stokely Van Camp, off % at 24; ing your work and stating which part of the day (a.m. or p.m.) establishing teams to audit of the above committee mem- luncheon meeting. summer In the South End. He pie In the Kennedy Art# Oen- gouth African InaUtute of Race Church hall on Rt. 81 at 8 p.m. turn. Advances took a narrow lead carrier Corp., up 1 at 41%; yoU would prefer for an appointment. PleoAs mention your their own institution to learn Town voters will vote on the stressed that the bans in » e ter tn Wathtngton, D.C. Relation# #ay# $90.20 1# the Applications may be complet bers. over declines among Issues r c a , eff % at 30%; and Am- phone number. You will promptly receive a co^rmatlon for a how ita operation actually re and will be fol^êd by an in AL to InstaU Officers lu ue Nov. 2. The »2.2B mllUon South End result from dlstriDU- He\l# U-year-old Kenneth minimum monthly Income for a ed in the assessor's office in traded on the New York Stock pex, up % to 18%. definite time and place. lates to minority groups. formal cocktail hour, Oreen - Civo'oot - Richardson purchase wxxild Ife contingent tlon problems “ *e to>m sys- * non-wtdta famUy of five In the the Town Hsdl during the month Patrick in , son of Mr. and Mrs. Exchange. Noon prices on the Amex In- Authors with completed manuscripts unable to appear may As part of the theme to foster Mrs. Ralph Bums will be American Legion Post 62 will upon the Eighth . Utllltle# Dio- teni. ""Those problems do “ Johannesburg area. ■end thsm directly to us for a free reading and evaluation. We Kenneth R. Patrick of 199 Analysts said the market was eluded: unity among the races, the or moderator for the evening, with October and November. hold its annual Installation din- trict agrreeing to consolidate its exist in the North Bna sys . Thla povarty line dbes not will also be glad to hear from those whose literary works are Deputy Sanitarian Homestead St, and a sixth likely to continue to drift until North American Royalties, up ganisation will hoild a showing the agenda calling for Mrs. ner and dance on Oct. 23 at 7 sewer faolllUes with the town's, A ban would only be ImpMca ir make allowanoo# "for the pur- ■till In progress. Please address; of the film, "Nothing But a Schaffer to address the grroup Dr. Robert Bowen, Director grade pupil at Waddell School. cfaaao of furniture and house plus for Phase 2 of the Presl- % at 10%; Mllgo Electronics, of'ÂeaimToV t i ; ^ , hM P;"*- Mrs. F e ^ s o n kicked ^ e |t wera * up % at 10%; Tesoro Petro Mr. Gordon Allen Man,” PYlday at 8 p.m. at the at the beginning of the evening. St. The work was done wtille he hold goods, doctors' and chem- dent's economic program are Bast Hartford Y. Her remarks will be followed ncunced the appointment of . C K s second, he emphasued^îa was attending Sunset Heights i»t#’ blUs, education of children, announced later this week. leum warrants, up % at 21%; New officers are commander, ,gaue nas gouen uiptuustu. ou,------inelith McCulloch Oil, off % at 31%; CARLTON PRESS. INC. Also, at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. by lntroducti(»i of the Demo Lon Hultgren of Storrs as the Robert Gleason; senior vice- port and said, "M y feeling is the consolidatlOT M the iragnm School In Nashua, N.K. before or the purchase of book# or #ta- In glamour#, Polaroid was off Syntex, up % to 68%; and An 84 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 100X1 cratic Town Council candidates new deputy sanitarian. comniander, Richard Kowalski; that any municipality should District sower facilities with the hi# family moved to Manches- tionery,” the report said, but 2% at 92%, Bausch A Lomb thony Industries, ahead % at Phone 212 - 248-8800 with a question and answer pe Hultgren has already assum Junior vice-commander, Ed- every bit of water it can get town’s would not affeM tn ter In the spring. The* poster even at this level blacks ore ex- was up 1% at 140%, Xerox was riod, followed in turn by Zoning ed his duties and will be func ward DeGroff; adjutant, Eu-,ta hands-on." -Eighth District Fire Depart- was one of three selected from pected to pay tax. down % at 116%, IBM was 13. Board of Appeals candidates, tioning in the post half days gene Rychllng; finance, Oscar emphasized that Eighth ment. TTie volunteers there are those for the Board of Tax Re during the week, in the morn Miller; chaplain, Johan Klein; District consolidation, if it oc- doing a flive Job, w iss ob- view and fhmlly, those for the ings. He will be available In historian, Richard Srtow; ser- „ot Include the fire served. As long as they keep Board of Education. the Town Hall from 9 to 10 geant-at-arms, Charles Carl; department which she called a responding to fires, they aw Any interested resident is wel a.m. , and assistant sergeant-at-arms, "very fine volunteer organlza- saving everybody money, he come to attend. All sanitary permits and con Edwin Wittig. tlon.” said. Tax Data Due ditions are the .-eaponslbilit^ The auxiliary has also chosen she observed that the pur- He urged the Kiwanis mem- The assessor's office is re- of Hultgren such as septic tanks new officers, with Betty New- chase bond for the water com- bers and every elector in towm, minding residents that they and leaching fields, and all re- comb, president; first vice pany would be "self retiring” "However you stand on the is- 34, members will present a pro- must file declarations of all qulrements in these areas must .preslderi, Marie Carl; second from water revenue. She also sue, please vote.” ductlcm of the play, "The Man personal property during the be met before a building per- vice president; Elaine Nobody Saw,” at Trinity Hotch- noted that "m oet utility custom------— month of October. This Includes mit can be Issued. kias; secretary, Betty Lacek; era in both the north and south Church in Hartford. Passover Observance During the week of Oct. 24, all such items as machinery, Hultgren’s headquarters will -chaplain, Elizabeth Rychllng; ends would receive lower corn- boats, truck campers, unregls- be in the building Inspector's sergeant-at-arms. Faith WltUg; blned water and sewer bUls im- Christians in the Ut century YWCA's in the Hartford Region conUnued to celebrate the Pass- will have a "Stop-to-Focus tered vehicles, livestock, and office in the Town Hall. and assistant sergeont-at-orms, der revised rate structures af- over without drawing any dis Week” to higiilight their com above-ground swimming pools. Charity BaU Planned Betty Dayton. ter consolidation. tinction between a ChrisUar mitment. All regular classes All persons who have reached Plans for Coventry’s seventh Dancing will start at 9 p.m.. Because the bond would be and Jewish observance. This and programs wiU stop, cuid Mrs. Peter McDonald, left, and Mrs. John Bates, the age of 95 or over and have annual Charity Ball, to be held and tickets are available from "self retiring,” therms would, in members will be encouraged to of the YWCA’s area committee to fight racism, owned and resided in a home in in the spring of 1972, are in the members. Music will be by the effect, be no cost to the town, continued unUl the destructloii attend woricshops on racism display banners promoting their theme of unity Connecticut for the past five beg;lnning stages now with re- Chas T. Orchestra. she said. of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. and visit various institutions to among all people, which they will carry to other learn how they operate in rela groups. Mrs. Bates also heads Jaycee Wives. tion to minwlty group mem ‘VSr bers. These programs are <^n ONE STOP CLEANING & LAUNDRY SERVICES other groups to which they be- Manchester United Fund whose Sanitone to the public. ir In addition, area committee long, such as PTA’s and annual campaign is now in members in Manchester plan to churches. progress. take the initiative to introduce The YTWOA’s regultur services Your contribution, given the SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1913 discussions on racism within will continue. It offers a rec- United Way, will help keep reaUonal program open to all 0»e«® agencies in active service women, as well as a special for another year. SOME THINGS program for teen-agers, and Vogels Wed 50 Years provides a cafeteria and Uvlng AU-Weather Road BOWLERS quarters for young women. Mr. and Mrs. John Vogel of Mrs. Vogel Is a membAr of the Mrs. Paul Seybolt Jr., board EDMONTON, Alta.—The first 146 Branford at St. admireDitmirfl the American Legion Auxiliary and Join Monday Night all-weather highway into the chairman of the Manchester money tree which was present- employed by the REC LEAGUE YWCA, said *T hope that the Arctic Circle is slated for com ed to them at a surprise 60th Tober Baseball Co. In Rockville Starting Oct. II, 1971 needs (rf Qie United Fund cam pletion by 1974. Called the paign will be met by the stress Dempster Highway, the 480- wedding anniversary celebra- uod the Manchester Coat and ARE WORTH 7:30 at YMCA A ing of commitment to our one mile rood will permit drivers Uon recently In the hall of South Apron Co. HAr hobbles are bak- imperative, the elimination of to start from Edmonton, Alta., l o o k Unlted Methodist Church. ‘"gl TEAMS or racism vriierever It exists, by or Vancouver, B.C., to reach About 42 friends and relatives They have lived In Manches- muvlk. Northwest Territories, whatever means necessary.” was ‘ T n t ^ d U o t r b T Bucelvlclus, INDIVIDUALS The Manchester Area 'YWCA via the Otilvy Mountains, the attended the event which was CoH Tom Martin program at the Community Y, Bogle Plains, the Rlchardsmi given by the couple’s children 649-1665 70 N. Main S t, is one of the Mountains, Fort McPherson and and spouses, Mr. and Mrs. Red Feather Agencies of the the Arctic Red River. Bernard Humiston of Perkins Can’t Afford WAITING FOR. St., Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vogel The Nominees of North Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vogel of Enfield. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Terry Schnmk said Shaw, pastor of South United Tuesday that Portland may not Methodist Church, offered a jjg g^jjle to afford visits by pres prayer and blessing for the cou- ijenUal candidates In 1972. pie. Schrunk told a City Council m has a brand new Among the gifts they recelv- conference the 24-hour visit of ed was a plate edged In gold president Nixon Sept. 26 cost 5V2% interest O F MANCHESTER commemorating their 60th wed- the city $12,000 for police over- MONEY-SAVING SERVICE, ding anniversary from their time pay. Drapery Shop — 11 Oak St. grandchildren. “jt the federal government Anniveray Mr. and Mrs. Vogel were expects all presidential candl- on our one year /:fV married Oct. 1, 1921 in Youngs- dates to be protected,” Schrunk vllle, N.Y. by the late Rev. John said, "It Is going to have to E. Stroub. She Is the former proride money to the cities for May Spellmann. protective services." Choice Passbook Account Mr. and Mrs. Vogel are mem- "iTie' city simply cannot af- bera of South United Methodist ford this kind of expense," he | Church. Mr. Vogel Is a 60-year said. member of an American Legion ------for your Post and a Mastmlc Lodgp In _ I New York State. He was em- L ouisiana 1^0. 1 ployed at Pratt and Whitney Di- WASHINGTON — Louisiana | interest vision of United Aircraft, East led all the states In the volume Hartford for a number of years of Its fish catch In 1970 with 1.11 and did masonry and contract- billion pounds, followed by Call ing work In town for Tom Sulll- fornla with 004.2 million pounds; on our two year Easy Care van. He was custodian of the Virginia, 683.2 million; Alaska, Bowers School until his retire- 628.0 million; and Mississippi, ment 12 years ago. - 801.3 million. Choice Passbook Account -Garments IT'S SALE Open either savings account at Hartford National with a SUPCOVERS BUSINESS minimum of $500. Further deposits may be added in amounts A NEW ECONOMICAL of $50 or more — each time automatically extending the The easiest, most economic^ way to redecorate and up-date a room is with beautiful slipcovers. Slipcover fabrics are AS USUAL maturity of the entire account from that date for another available in a large array of vat-dyed and pre-shrunk fab MONEY SAVING rics, which are Scotchgard® or i Zepel* treated for soil in our one or two years. repellency. Slipcovers are cut and pinn^ in your home, then / sldllfully matched. Welts are handmade and self-welt^ for Enlarged Service Facility ^ Interest is compounded and calculated daily from day of added beauty, then finished with box or kick pleat skirts. DRY CLEANING SERVICE (RBSAR OF LOT) They are installed when completed. deposit up to maturity and paid quarterly. Interest payments Sale prices include both fabric and labor for up to 78” sofa • 9 Bays for Fast Servicing with 2 or 3 cushions, and 1 -cushion chairs. Sliidit charge • All Factory-trained Mechanics can be credited to any other Hartford National account, or for additional materi^ needed for wing and channel back pieces. Arm caps are extra. Call 643-5171 for Watkins paid to you by check. You may withdraw your funds within Shop-at-Home Service. Dry Cleaning at Budget Saving Prices SALE PRICES FOR SLIPCOVERS SPECIAL! the first ten days after the maturity date. FIRESTONE TOWN & COUNTRV One year or two? x Reg. SALE Economical Cleaning and Pressing Service j a c k e t s When Hartford National can increase your savings at Interest . "SOFA SII4 XX) $94.50 SNOW TIRES that Eliminates the Extras rates of 5'/j % or SVa %. that's certainly worth waiting for. •SOFA and I CHAIR $I78j00 $149.50 *0 Two Tires-F78xl4 Black $55.00* •SOFA and 2 CHAIRS $244XK) $198.50 SUITS Two Tires - F78xl4 W hite W all $59.00* Arm caps extra. Two Tires-G78xl4 Black $59.00* •Wing and channel backs require 1 extra yard of fabric. ALL garments will be dry cleaned, ^^SSSEs Two Tires - G78xl4 W hite W all $68.00* •Sofas up to 78" in length. All others require more fabric. Two Tires - H78xl4 Black $62.00* •1 cushion chairs. All others require more f^ ric and IsiJoor. pressed and bagged Two Tires-H78xl4 W hite W all $65.00* H ARTFORD ^C < NATIONAL REUPHOLSTERY Two Tires- J78xl4 W hite W all $70.00* Pirn# SlMcily Dwiiwl ______Two Tires-H78xl5 Black $62.00* Waticins is offering quality reupholstery at reduced phoes. Two Tires-H78xl5 W hite W all $65.00* All pieces are stripp^ and- loose joints are regiued. Bases THE CHOICE BANK S tn b a --- Two Tires- J78xl5 *Black $65.00* aie rewebbed and springs are hand tied. New fillings are Member F.D.I.C. added. The new fabrics are meticulously hand cut and raOFESSIONAL or Two Tires- J78xl5 W hite W all $70.00* Established 1792 matched, seams and weltihgs custom sewn, exposed frames •Prices include Excise Tax and mounting. BlOOMflCLO • fARMiNCTON • HARWINTON • TORRINCTON • WINSTCD are polished. Choose from an exciting coUertion of new oov- HAmFoiD . arooinowN • COICHISU. . tssc* EASY DARE MONTVIUE NORWICHTOWN e r i^ includiiig velvets, formal dsmssks, twee^, priirts, MAATMANN'I OLD SAYBROOK STAMFORD WHEELS — Buy one wheel and get one FREE CCNTRAl VlU AG I solids, and stripes now available in the new fabrics. W« are SWISS C = J laundry/ STUDS — $7.00 extra per tire offering quality reupholstery at reduced prices! A A .r Call now (6 ^ 5 1 7 1 ) fo r the W atkins Sbop-at-JHUwae Sendee REGULAR TIRES — at low, low prices and we will send a representative to you with a large selec r i j,t tion of fabrics for you to choose from at no e x ^ cost or Eiloblithed 1913 SWIM obligation. LAUMony MAIN OFFICE MaDchester Oldsmobile Open 9 AM. to 5:80 PJd. — Tues. thru Sat., Thure. and Fri, 1227 HARTFORD TPKE. ROCKVILLE 10 HARLOW ST. ROCKVILLE 35 WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVIUI BILVUII LAND AT HABTFOBD ROAD, MANCHBBTBB Nites till 9 P.M. ~ Closed Mon. —■ Phone 643-6171 7*m ■ 10pm Coln-Op Hours 7tm > 11pm CmkOirnpuft BRANCH 643-1811 ^ Terms Available ' ' 7»m ■ 6pm FroftMlonil 7tm - Apm Thun, a Ff), tvi '1H ton Ym h m V.

PAOE EIGHTEEN MANCHlaSTEE EVENING iteA L D . MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAYj OCTOBER 6, 1971 Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 Pages 19 to 36

Ceremony, Parade Saturday Town Counsel Rules Masons, Tall Cedars Spencer Residents To Pay FAMOUS NAME Water Share Union Tie-In Honor Grand Master Town Counsel John Shea Jr. ’The directors in 1969 also In- has ruled that owners of r/esl- dlcated a desire to get the utUl- DESIGNER Merle P. Tapley of 157 Newberry Rd., South Windspr, d .» .U l pn,p.r,y S ’ state Improved the Spencer St.- thie Grand Master of Masons in Connecticut, is being main extension on Spencer St. Hartford Rd.'intersecUcxi so the honored by two Masonic bodies in successive weeks. and Hartford Rd. will not have new road would not have to bo FASHIONS Laat week at Philadelphia, h e ------to pay their assessments until tom up later. was one of three Connecticut dlgnltariea at noon, and vlaiUng N. (Tharles Bogglnl, State rep i ; they tap into the line. FOR JUNIORS Maaona nominated to receive wives will be entertained at a resentative from tho 20th Dis the 8Srd degree for distinguish hoapttallty room at Piano’s Industrial and commerical trict, originaiUy called the meet selling elsewftere at $20 to $78 ed Masonic service. Hla elec while the forest conducts Its property owners, however, will ing of property owners Involv FAMOUS NAME BY FAMOUS tion was confirmed by the Su bualneaa aesalon at 2:80, still have to pay. ed. He said today he has not yet “FRUIT OF preme Council of the Northern The award to Tapley will bo ’The matter was questioned by received a copy of Shea’s ruling marshairs low price Masonic Jurisdiction. Atty. Pascal Prignano on behalf THE LOOM" made by Masenhelmer. and therefore did not know that, On Saturday, ho will bo pre Parade Dlvlalona of a group of property owners if any, further action would be FASHION ( Q < n sented the Tall Cedar At Sight Parade dlvlalona will form on In the area. He contended that taken, degree during the 42nd annual Main St. at.Wella St. and will two laws prohibited municipal He said he haa paid his bill Fall Ceremonial of District IS, be led by a atate Police Auxil ities from assessing property "under protest.” being held In Manchester. iary color guard from Colchea- owners for such utility exten- KNEE SOX CARTOON CHARACTER Both of the degrees are hon to ter Troop. Alao In the flrat dl- st(xui until they tap In. selling elsewhere at orary. vlalon will be charter members He referred to P.A. 662 DeMolay Mothers SHEET & TOWEL ENSEMBLES Tapley, who holds member of Nutmeg Forest, the forest passed in 1667, which specifical ship in the Scottish Rites bodies |>uid and Oedarettes, the ’ wor- $1.50 (if perfect) Make the bedroom and bathroom "coma alive" with their ly prohibits owners of residen Tap Mrs. Linders of tha VaUey of Hartford, U a Ûpful masters from Masonic tial property from being as favorite characters. Never-iron dieets of 50% cotton, 50% fortrel 1 '^ Ixxlgea In the area served by sessed on water mains extend Mrs. Ernest C. Unders of 57 polyester. Soft, sheared terry towel eniembles to make bathtime maishatrs Nutmeg Foreet, and the Rain ed for commercial or Industrial Main 8t. was elected president "fun timel" All First Quality. » low You've seen these dresses bow Olrls and DeMolay Boys of “*®- of the Mothers Club of John Manoheater. (Herald photo by Bucelvlctua) He also asserted that section ^ price and ensembles in S E V E N _ ~ „ Mather Chapter, Order of oe- TEEN, MADEMOISELLE,.. • SHEETS-TWIN r d t f 'The Tunxls Drum Corps and F a ll 7-137C of the Connecticut Oener- ^ other units from West Hartford Right on Time for the Leaves to al Statutes, passed In June 1969, ^ “ » meeUng Monday Complete your new fall outfit in IN G EN U E. They’re the will make up the second divi extends this provision to com- night at the Masonic Temple, our "with it" knee socks. Fabulous latest fall styles - layered is $2.25 per box of 50 which includes 15 cents state ® f u l l o r FLAT., Sisenhen at $6.60| sion, and It will Include the Mayor James Farr and Town Manager Robert Weiss mercial and industrial abutters, Sbe succeeds Mrs. John DlCloc- styles and colors of navy, black, sales tax. 'They are being distributed this year as look, boot lengths, minis, Luce Antique Autos, and Army examine some of the 265,000 plastic bags which ar ’The Board of Directors, how- purple, cream, rust, cranberry, jumpsuit hot pants with * > and Navy Club marching unit, rived yes,terday morning at the Pine St. firehouse. they were last year to aid in the town’s leaf collec ever, authorized the utility work Other officers elected are brown, grey and plum. Buy a pair skirts, 3 pc. suits, cordu ASSORTED JUVENILE TOWELS .'•VVX and the Sphinx Shrine Temple The bags will go on sale this afternoon at town fire tion program. They will be on sale Monday through In March of 1989. It was because Mr*- Carl Hultgren, vice presl- for every outfit. Slight Irregs. roys, wools, poly & acrylic Cycle Unit. houses, at the Eighth District fire house and at Saturday from 8 to 4:80 and from 7 to 4:80 Mon the authorizaUon occured before dent; Mrs. Raymond Brewer, SIZES: 9 to 11 blends, solids ?nd prints. • B A T H ...... * 2 J 0 Omar Shrine Club’s color the town highway garage on Olcott St. The price day through Friday at the highway garage. Uie 1966 law was passed Uiat aocretary; and Mrs. Edward Be early. First Quality. guard and unit will lead the Shea ruled the Industrial and treasurer, SIZES: 5 to 13 • W ASH...... 89r Laurel Forest group from Willl- will receive her master’* dC' commercial property owners purpose of the club is to mantlc, and music will be by Messier Works gree with art concentration in still have to pay. assist John Mather CAiapter In fund-raising projects and by the Centurions Drum ft Bugles ‘My Window with Q iff Simpson’ June 1972. The directors in July set Oct. - V - X - Corps and the 'IV>Uand ’Twlrlers In Bank Show Her work falls generally inIn ..^ 4U j — ^ \ ------assess- serving refreshments and dln- and Drum Corps. New Weekly Feature over WINF the abstract-expressionist styleZ 'ments in ^ Proceeds from the club’s 'The Stafford Crausaders and ,,,, The Flnrt Manchester Office a n d ^ e has exhibit- !T**'^-* spaglwttl day laat term provid- Manchester Pipe Band furnish Window With aiff Slmp- of the Hartford National Bank Rhode Island New York *** chapter with a set of of- muslc for the fourth division of son" Is a new wAekly program FAMOUS NAME MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER ^ t : visiting forests and the Sphinx beginning tomorrow from 10:05 Merle P. Tapley Motor Patrol. to 11 p.m. On radio station Windsor, ^ October. aaU mort toerÛtortof Sam: 'Theater Remodeled in the p ^ e t i u 'b e 22 Sap- Mrs. Messier was bom in ^ ê painting* are tor sale. êon Podrove, past thrice potent master of Providence, R.I. and attended MISSES KNIT lings, or candidates for inltla- Simpson, recently retired pas- PITTSBUROH (AP) — Mez Hartford's Lodge of Perfection. Rhode Island College with art owners of an approved apart LINED He also is director of the ninth tlv Others forests also to be rep Spruce St. . The land was do church organizations. resented Saturday will be -Mass- nated to the town by Bruce Tomorrow evening during oalt of Massachusetts and Watkliis. the news section of the pro- ...... 1 2 Westerly, R. I. g;ram, the Rey. Dr. Simpson The land will eventually be Dr. Clifford O. Simpson BOYS FAMOUS NAME There will be a fouixUvlslan used to Improve the turning plans to ebinment on the Attica parade on Main St. at 4:80, radius at that interaection. revolt, the recognition of Red 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 terview someone Involved with MISSES FAMOUS NAME FAMOUS NAME highlight ot the public partlctoa-pa- Watkins recently bought the China, and other ovMts of pub LONG SLEEVE tion In the ceremonial, 'mhe e plot at the comer when an of lic Interest. religion. He will discuss the book “ The & Orand Master will be the hon fice there burned down. He has There will also bo an Inter 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED STRAIGHT LEG Merry Month of May,” by orary marshal. converted it to a parking lot view with Rabbi Leon Wind of DRESS SHIRTS James Jones, In his Book of the Activities will begin with a for his funeral home on E. Cen- the Temple Beth Sholom. Each 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 selling elsewhere at i - 4 - lunoheon for visiting Toll Cedar ter St. week Dr. Stmpspn plans to In Week section. $5 to $7 BLUE DENIM There will also be an Agency MATCHING of the Week to make people 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 MEN’S JEANS aware of public service agen ""K cies in an attempt to try and selling elsewhere at relate the forces inside and 3 1 ...... price' $7.50 (if perfect) outside of the church which KNIT help people. Tomorrow he will See them in all T H IS Fall’s latest colors and marshall’s ^ mention the Hartford Dispen patternsi All have long point collars and two- COORDINATES sary which operates clinics for button cuffs. First Quality. low i ^ S O S E A S K > N the methadone treatment of SIZES: 8-10-12 ONLY selling elsewhere price BOOT drug addicts. The Rev. Dr. Simpson hopes BOYS'FAMOUS NAME at $10 to $16 Slight Irregulars of a that this program will have nationally advertised - ORLON & NYLON HOSE audience participation for all This is the month to own a brand. The favorite of a reu . At least once a month . wllingelwyvher8.it S1.SO marshall’s low price men everywhere! Made there will be a program for peo See the pre-ticket price of 100% heavyweight^ ple to phone in questions. Later new home with the aid of/ii on E V E R Y pair. 6S% cotton. he plans to have a Layman of orlon, 36% nyion. o > SIZES: 28 to 38 the Week. This will bo someone First Quaiity. SIZES: 9 to 11 suggested by a group or anoth Savings & Loan mortgê — L r er Individual who deserved rec ognition of things he has done to within the community. Dr. Simpson was installed os JUST ARRIVED-SAVE k'. pastor of tho Center Congrega New bafora cold waathar »at» In . . whila you can •♦III (NOT A lt SIZES IN AU STYLES) tional Church in February 1M6. BEFORE THE SEASON STARTS ! '"e Is a native of Hyde Park, mova shrubs, plant traas and bulbs . . . and laava tha In- Moss, and graduated from Har tarlor dacorating for wintar . . . Is as good a tlma as any i r SIDE ZIP RIDER B06TS $17 0 0 vard in 1627. In 1981 he received WOMEN’S,TEEN'S LINED his MA degree from the Pacific to buy a naw homa. Regular $29.96 1 1 a O O School of Religion In Berkelby, STADIUM BOOT Calif, which awarded him an And to gat axparlanead adviea on financing that naw selling elsewhere at $7.95 honorary doctor of divinity de • i r WESTERH BOOTS gree In June of 1970. In 1983 he homa, coma In to Manchastar Savings & Loan tomorrow A very giecial purchase from fhii received his BD degree from and talk to tha homa financing axparts. marshall’s leading maker of "Missy" iporttwearl Ragular $27.96 16.88 the Union Theological Seminary low price Included are novelty* topi with and married tho former Miss jaquardt and stripes plus matching Elisabeth French, lliey have Laarn how you can add tha costs of futura rapairs or ra- skirts and pants. Many styles to choose FAMOUS NAME • 15” WAX HlOE BOOTS three children. modallng to your mortgaga without a cant of cost for Year in, year out the from In addition to those sketched, In 1007 Dr. Slmpeon was most popular boot any- MEN'S, TEENS BDDTS Ragular $27.96 granted a year’s sabbatical raflnanclfig. M IX ’n MATCH TO YO U R H E A R T ’S 16.88 leave and he and his wife went wherel Soft sand arid CONTENTI All First Quality, \ brown colors. seilini elsewhere et {12.9S to $40 on n world tour. During his tour SIZ ES : 8-M-L And you can pay mora monthly than you plannad . . . Flexible and ho wrote "M y Window on tho and 8 to 16 UOE R06T8, Orage Soles World" for the Herald. lightweight First • ir pay up your Savings & Loan mortgaga aarllar than an- Oiuality. Ragular $18.96 12.88 tlclpatad without panaltlai. Mortgaga application pro- S IZ ES : 6 to 10 You'll be ridirw hl|#i In faehlon with thew falMloui Matchc« a Grant cassad rapidlyl ^ quellty 8 IT T in sued# and Iseiher boon, lea 'am In all tha laiatt oolori and haigbli. LInad, unllnad, SIDE ZIP BOOTS WASHINOTON (API The •haarllng llnad and mora. PIrsi QuaHly and Irraau- • r Natlimnl Rnduwinent for the lars. Ragular $20.00 i Arts has made a grant ot |6,0(W MIN'1 A N O T IIN M U M 12.88 to the Music Critics Aesool- atlon, matching a grant of |8,’ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ y ...... 0(10 fnuu the Oinada Cbuncll. • DEtEflT Boon, OiHB Mn 'Ths money le for the flrel In MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 410 e m viR ST. 21 •AOnn.D ST. Rag ular $ 16.96 ternal lonal oKtdwnge program I§f»m9f *9.88 uiuteriaken by the emtowinenl. 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - m . JJJ-4666 m a r a h a l l l B M ANCHOSm NIW IN9TON Tlie iirtgiram will be In- M IN 'I SHOIP auguraletl neal year and will COVENTRY OFFICE • ROUTE 31 • TEL. 742-7321 1 719 M «hi Ifrool enable eerlaln nmetc crillee GLENNEY’S M A N C H IiTU tnau ( ‘eiwula and the IhUletl ill! Males lo eecHange pn*>e («4’ a |l. e«« period

ji-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANdHEStER; CONN. .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAOB TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 were knookouta agaliiat Jerry don said “an Increase In the Quarry and Oeoar Bonavena price of gold. . .would surely and these lead up to the piece As Others See Us help America to gain the con DUO* Book Review d^ resistance, the March 1971 cessions which she will seek in J bout between two unbeatens, LONDON. (AP) — The West Asahl complained that plye V"* 'fôrres ^nd campus riots." rate there and suggested that pense of lU partners, on vexa- • rC M enêd them. , t "P«rltanUm, which had been Sous mesTure. taken wlto a The scene is a mountain val- ^ f^ i '*'*®*‘ “‘® underlying spirit of Uie view to resolving problems that DUET BEAUTY STUDIOS open ley in Tennessee, a few decades ini.f'**® *■ “'way® U.S. system “has produced American people since the na- the U.8. itself has largely con- 621E. MIDDLE TPKE. — 649-3906 Monday. ago, and the first man in Cas- „vn,J2rfn« ^ th« fii. ®"d al- more Nobel Prize winners than tlon was founded, may have trlbuted to creating." Among young Ufo had boon Cy» tnra thmiaii ‘^n rt nrMr#r»* rrm I with Whom ha the education ayatem of any vanJahed from the mind of the thoee problema, it aald, are the ture through "heart pcwer" ccmes in contsot. other country, because the U.S. peojSe." mountain who left the rather than "haite^power.” Vietnam war and the expenseexpense WBBtB HBB HPB BIH 'SHEEH SHI SHE* EHB HH IH I areaBran unexpectedly unexpecieoiy and anu then Uien had nad maiv Hlpbal nJm One must s.vogive Torres j.uiioa urouiicredit spends .n..-..twice uas , iifuuunjuch of tuiits President niAuiiNixon's s AUg.Aug. loIS ae-de- of iimiiiuuiuiigmaintaining troops wvu)» in come back; he was the only 1. v«rv articulate ' *’®*"*f honest for he thought gross national prodjict on edu- clslon to cut the dollar's tie to to defend North Atlantic MANCHESTER - BELMONT ~ one who w ^ comparatively un- " ^ ” MUea Al Smith ®’*'“ '®'’> won the IB-round cation'.;^ os Germany. gold and his imposition of a 10 nations. touched by the events which Press **®®*®*®"- deserved to win the Italian Journalist Oriana Fal- per cent Imports surcharge ------Rug Cleaning Co. followed. ^ fights. All probably will *®®*> writing In Milan's Eu- continued to stir fbrelgn reac- • BBSlDkNTlAL e COMMERCIAL e INDUSTRIAL Then there tea. Bi.nrt.ri.ea wfiNiTkiiwjtNn Bv Jovce “*T<^® '““d on this but 'oP®®. PM»®<1 along the im- tlon. Beats a Deadline « was woB Sunderland WONDiBHLAND.WONOBRJUAN . By y y then Tdrrea may never know if Preaalona a recent vUlt to the Biitain’a Guardian aald the mo Spottwood, once as flamboyant Carol Oates. Vanguard Press All la putting him on. Torrea Statea made on her 9- United______States’______tiudlng, rpartnera______ANOE}LiE36 (AP) - _ •’ , <• f s Y *■ ^ *’ •'*^®*****®®*‘*®*‘' who had tuimlts that boxing is a game year-old—______sister______Blizabetta. "are not sure whether as the *P***o® iôs IHight delivered the I taken Osssle as his second wife There are really three stories ooxing is a game of They make skvscraneiskyscrapers well election year approaches the ^ **®** album, Requeet! and then had been struck down in this S12-page novel about the Frank Fab (**®y niake roculs well," most powerful nation in the Harmony,’’ half an hour be- ■ by a stroke that left him paral- life of one man, AssociatMi Praaa Ellzabetta, "but the small world has the political will to f®f* its define and ABC-Dun- ■ Y E S. WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD RUO yied—-and now when Cassie In the first part, which opens ______things are never done right." search for a settlement of the P®*** ® 1200,000 bonus. | IN TRADE TOWARDS A NEW RUO-I was 42 she had been tied to him l» Jesse Harte, a 14-year- Without giving/ examples of monetary crisis which will take As the time approached, the ■. as a nurse for nearly 20 years, old high school boy in a New Fmarahla tnr Vitntrlna minor failings, she contin- account of the Interest of its at- group’s managers took the tape I WAIX. 'TO WALL CARPET CLEANING, OUTTINO, Meanwhile there was Murray, Vork state village, updergoes a ' 6 tied; "America is beautiful, lies. from the mastering lab to the BINDING and FURNITURE CLEANING a fatuouk lawyer with dreams zhatterlng experience which At Intervals of about two really beautiful. . .but it is also "Nor are they sure the label via armored truck. Hie ■ Bring Us Your We Sell New Rugs Tool of becoming a judge, who had wipes out the rest of his family, years and BO days. Mars and a tirin# place, exagger- United States understands the last recording session ended at I Rugs and Save Buy your rugs or carpets in a felt for years the pangs of unre- ® (®w months lie lives with earth are on the same side of ated. , .Americans always exag- political upheavals It Is cetuslng 4:80 a.m., the tape spent 12 _ 20% - nig cleaning plant and save! qulted love. his taciturn Grandfather Vogel, the sun and closest to ekch oth- gerate." In the Western world with its hours in the mastering lab and I U HANNAWAY ST., MANCHESTER FREE Plek-up And finally there was Angelo, with an uncle and aunt, and In er. At such times Mars Is most In other foreign editorial demands for economic sacri- the truck arrived at the com- ■ and DeUvery whose broken English betrayed ® county home for boys. favorably located for telescop- comment last week, the New flee." pany’s office at 4;M p.m. It OPEN MON. thru BAT. 8;M to BiM CALL 448-MlS hi# Sicilian ancestry. He ap- Then he Is adopted by a Dr. Ic observation. York correspondent for Tokyo’s The Dolly Telegraph of Lon- had to be there by B. peared In the vall^ as a fugl- Hart Pedersen of Lockport, ______tlve from a vendetta back who on the surface ap- home. It was Angelo who stir- P®®ni to be an expert physi- red Cassie Into a new romantic ^® youth’® name be- dilemma. comes Jesse Pedersen. The Pe- Hiere Is a murder, a trial, a ‘I®” ®" household Is a strange convlcUon and an attem pt by a one—a freakish girl who U a Price-M inding Pays OFF in S av in gs to YOU professionally inqdfiquate jaw- mathemaUcal genius, a freak- yer to reverse the conviction. *®h hoy who Is Interested In Even at the end It Is an open nothing but composing music, question as to who was guilty ®n ominously unbalanced Mrs. Hie wriUng is expert, except P«dersen a n ^ It turns o ^ for an excess of hy^rbole; Se Dr. Pedersen ’ê charaoterizaUons and dialogue ®‘t«*®«on comes to an explosive ' N ^ I T I O N IS OUR BUSINESS, TOO! Listen to Or. F. J. Stare. For "Health's Sake" sound convincing. Yet the road- “'*”*“* Jesse leaves, over these following stations 3 times a week. er may feel uneasy about the w W T iC W A C E Monday. Wednesday. Monday. Wednesday. plot. In the pages there Is NED BEEF Friday 11:56 A.M. Friday 9:30 A.M. too much detail that clogs the J®®®®> changing hU name to _ jr - -y flow of the narraUve. T ^ nov- '^®***’ '*'®*’“ - ifonafSeahioif] - . _ . el Is a mixed effort. In some «n®<“®®* ®®hool, marries the rospecU It U very good Ih oth- <*hughter of one of his teachers, Foncy Brisket ersi it is flawed. serves on the staff of a Chicago Miles A Smith hospital and becomes a neuro- [iainbow Trout Thick Associated Frees ***1?*®!!', . ', , Cut Bukod Hum Hie third part is a tragic nar- Imported Cry-O-Vac Sliced to Order WHO OWNS AMSSUCAT (By ®* t**® *®*® ^**>’® ‘® **'® Ready to TrutYwr Welter J. Mckel. PrenUcedfeU. pr®®ent. In which Dr. Vogel’s Cook |6.96. younger daughter Shelley, feel- 9 9 * Ftnlytia A R U I < 1 1 9 Extra Large M cImu Hickel’s ansvirer to the riieto- ^®*' *®***®*' *• ‘®® oppressive, >1.79 NtwEnflmd Trut! u £ rlcal quesUon of his booh’s tiUe ® c®"*"®® ®* s«W-«le®truo- White Shrimp 51b box 8.50 Is "the peopOe." Around that ^ ninaway, she turns hip- Srxjw White lolM Dimwr Halibut Steaks Center Cut i» 99c Tiim Cut 99*^ lb theme he haa told the story of P^®>. ^®® ® *over and wanders 5 Ib'box Boast Bed ’■sr *•69' Ms 2 months aa Secretary of (he country, sending back Ocean Perch Fillet lb 65c O V EN the Intmtor and presents at taunUng letters to hdr father, 2.99 Pepperoni *>1.59 Potato Salad ® 31c Fillet length Ms views on environ- the closing chapter there are Haddock "Flounder lb 99c .READY Lam b Legs Av.H lM m Stor*. with ttrvic* Otii mental pnitecUon. scenes of stark horror. He beglM with the rough Miss Oates has created some heariiRT in a Senate committee bisarre situations and her prln- Sailing school on Lake Thun, Switzerland. Behind the sails rise the peaks of the Stockhorn range. over the confirmation of his ap- dpel character becomes a man Finast Bacon polntment, and makes a special who cannot live within himself; ' Smoked Butts *^'|MP0RTED a I Colonial ■ V f l r Regular or Thick point of denying charges that The writing becomes exagger- /Fresh Frozen Sheen ' 'b he w as too cloue to "the oil In- ated at times, and there is too Lean, Tasty Pork tereata." Then he tells how he much unimportant detail, .for Delicious 69^ ’ Water Added # W Colonial Sliced Bacon 79c happened to go to Alaska and MUee A. Smith Locked in Ravor ith your eyes beguiled by towering, snow-capped Alpine how he became, its governor. Asaooiatod Frees Canned Bacon 69c From there the story pro- STTNG LUCE A BEE. By Pork Chops '"79c W peaks, on a lake in thie center of a country with no coast 1 Select Beef Liver 49c line, even if you had never handled a boat before, if you fol ceeds to several poUuUon crises Jose Torres. Abelard-Schuman. Hormel Cure 81 Ham > 1.39 lb lowed a three-week program diligently you could obtain your that aroee at the beginning of I6-9B. his tenure, such as the Santa Jose Torres, who held the Lamb Shonlden 48t Loin Louib Cbops 99t yachtsman’s certificate—issued by the Canton of Berne, Barbara oU spill and an oil fire world’s light heavyweight title 0 Health & Beauty Aids! - Switzerland. In the Gulf of Mexico. In (these for nearly two years (IBBS-dB), At the Lake Thun Sailing School, in the Swiss Alps, you could and other instances, he de- covers about as much territory also spend a few days just “messing about in boats,” without dares that he got action by cut- as he did In winning 42 of 4B ting through red tape and fights In writing about his friend, JtJBJUID-AID WIS.FIIBERTS bothering about examinations. The school has 20 yachts and slamming ôwn with whatever Muhammad All, alias Cassius dinghies at Hilterfingen, Spiez and Neuhaus, round the lake, legal powers were available. Clay. Li i Qm M S S ' Margarine and visitors are welcome whether they want to get a proficiency About this Ume the impree- Torres, a 86-year-old native Quarters certificate or not. don got around that Hlckd was of Puerto Rico, has written a M(e,Fiy/BrMl.sM!i# Several hundred pupils are trained at the school each year. a bustnesB man who suddenly probing analysis of the psy- '“i S « 5 7 ' ZcDulPack 3 * ’ l tumed co^rvaUonirt when he ^hology of professional boxing And some become so skillful that they go on to reach regatta Denture Ground Round Freshly Ground. Lton lb 99c Stew Beef ■ C h o ck a 99c .®PP°?"(®d. t®-^? and does well In taking the Efferdent T.jiblets .fo 99c K ra ft Natural Sw iss >«pbi63c standard. The teaching program is designed to lead to pro ^ t this he v lS ^ ly d®nl®»- reader about as close to All as s"! Top of Chuck Steak Lean. Tender ">99c Fresh Spare Ribs U.n.Ttndn', Tilly a 79c ficiency in controlling a craft single handed. It is based on five- ^ argument is that he always p<«,bie. At times hU choice of 8 Hour Real Cream 'ozctn c ‘Size Pertussin Cough Syrup i::99c Finast Franks Alt Beef or Skinless lb 79c Ground Chuck ’" 'f i L W ’*"'' ibBSc 4 7 day (or ten-half day) courses covering different aspects of ^servaUonist, not a theoretician. ^ »"‘«ht J* prevent a sports 90c Size Noxem a Skin Cream 4oz|ir 64c Colonial Franks SktnloE . lb 83c Oscar Mayer Cotto Salami •°<»bi59c Borden's Dip Ml Flavors 2 : : ; 45c saOing, both theoretical and practical. He gives a description of the , k f. R e fu te r Unless you could prove prior knowledge and experience, you clrcuiistances of his famous ' Armour Franks Skinless * >2°>pbi59c Oscar Mayer Bologna o r AH B e e f 'p^59c orP&P 8o< I would have to do at least three five-day courses to take your letter to President Nixon M ® / , ® ‘T®"^® Veal Steaks Mokt Rite ■ Plain or Breaded lb 89c Oscar Mayer Olive Loaf Lo a f pb | May m o , ehorUy after the «»«® All fights foUowlng Mu- 59c mate’s or helmsman’s examination. This leads to the yachts- Cambodia affair and the ahoot- hammad’s 8% years of exile mim’s certificate and you could then go on to the master’s Ings at Kent State University. Imposed when the Muslim re- examination. He also relates Ms ueteriorat- fused to step forth for Ms Army The waters are blue, the air is fresh. And even if you came on Ing relatlansMpe with the WMte Induction. The two 1070 fights vacation feeling as if you needed a rest cure, after a few days PILLSRURY RICHMOND ROUNTY youll probably find yourself suntanned and active, crewing, GRAPEFRUIT k tacking, wearing, beating and jibing with the best of them. ORANGE SECTIONS CAKE MIXES SWEET CORN PAPER TOWELS

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I i r‘ i . '* f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.., WEDNESDAY, .OCTOBER. 6, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-THREB i 1«71 >AQE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., WEDNESDAY, .OCTOBER Rham District Kerosene Cans Found WORLD ALMANAC FACTf MORE MEATS AT Industrial Arts Teachers Near Ellington Fire U.S.D.A. CHOICE FIRST CUT II Open Convention Tomorrow An early morning fire Monday ington School Superintendent which destroyed the Ellington Dayton Shepherd said thai are also recommended for Rluun Principal J. Colin Piuh- school administration offices has everything is going well at the II traipsing through the caverns.. >e aald that Rham wlU be the been described as "suspicious" new location, but "there’* an Musical Notes float achool tor the New England by the investigating officer of awful lot to do." • The Rham Band Boosters or Shepherd said many are CENTER tndustrial Arte Teacher* Aaso- the state fire marshal's office. ganisation will have its first Cpl. Charles Zanga said that towns have offered office equip CUT olatlan’* annual convention be meeting of the year tonight at he Is unable to determine the ment temporarily, and he is ginning tomorrow and contlnu- 8 in the school cafeteria. Many cause of the fire In the 100-year "very happy" with the cooper Ingr through' Saturday. committees are slated t6 be wooden structure on N. Park ation of area people in getting CHUCK formed at this meeting. Every Early in World War II, St. Cpl. Zanga yesterday report the administrative offices back lb. The convention, expected to one Interested in Joining the or ed finding empty kerosene con in operation. before the United States draw more than 600 Industrial ganisation is urged to attend tainers near the scene of the Phones have been installed in became involved, President art* teachers from New Eng tonight's meeting. blaze, suggesting that arson the store, and the number re Franklin D. Roosevelt as The Junior High Concert land, Is scheduled to hear na may be Involved. mains the same. sumed for th e United Band atlll has some openings tionally famous speakers discuss The blaze, still under investi The Ellington Board of Edu States the responsibility of for new instrumentalists. Any lb. various aspects of the theme of gation, apparently has fire of cation has called a special becoming the “ arsenal of student who has had some in democracy.” The World Ita lia n the convention; "New Horliona ficials stymied. “ The furnace meeting for 7:80 tonight at the' STEAKS strumental training is urged to for Industrial Arts." was intact, the wiring was good; high school library, to discuss Almanac ôtes that during see Robert Clowes, Director of Some of the activities sched so I ’m unable to explain It," the fire and possible plana for the war the United States > L Music, Immediately. Also, any lent and leased S48.5 bil uled for the meetings are manu- Cpl. Zanga said today. acquiring permanent offices for Food lacturlng demonstrations at students wishing to learn how to lion worth of military The building, formerly the the dislocated school staff. 3rand Lake Lodge in Lebanon, play an instrument should see four-room Longview School, was equipment to 42 countries CALIFORNIA SHOULDER and visits to the Rham school Clowes. completely leveled In the fire, engaged in fighting the on Friday morning to see I.A. The Junior Higdi Chorus has which was spotted at 4:2S a.m. Axis forces. Advises Students F e s tiv a l classes in operation. Shuttle set its meetings for Wednesday by a newspaper carrier. Fire CopyrlBhtffilOIl, USDA Newspaper F-^ntcrprlHu Assn. buses will be provided for trans afternoons after school. All apparatus from Ellington, Tol HOUSTON (A P ) — Laurence CHUCK ROAST CHOICE’ STEAK porting the teachers to and seventh and eighth gvaders are land, Crystal Lake, and Rock H. Wayne is the University of from Rham. urged to become Involved with ville was sent to the scene. Houston's first legal counselor Pushee said that all the mem the chorus. Firemen struggled to extinguish for students. CWCK bers of Rhom’s Industrial Arts Pushee said that Bernard the blaze, but they were unable Wayne advises students on Quebec Feels r O / ^ S T FOR staff, including a' student teach Hartshorn, choral director at to contain it. problems such as leases and SHOP-RITE BONELESS, er, will attend the convention. Rham, has been appointed Many school records were de rent deposits, consumer rela POTTING CUT FOR I-A. teacher David Mordavsky chorus chairman for the XU- stroyed in the fire, and Elling tions, auto repair costs, in Repercussion WHHETOMXrOiS LONDON is sechetary of the association Eastern Connecticut Music ton school officials have already stallment payments, employ lb. BROIL lb. and is currently serving his Festival to be presented at the begun to piece together the ment and court procedure. siith year in that office. University of Connecticut some remnants. Because of legal restrictions, Of Terrorism Field Trip Scheduled time in February. Members of the staff have set Wayne, a Houston law gradu 4 £ 8 9 * MONTREAL (A P ) — Vio In another outside activity at On Evaluation Team up temporary offices in a ate, will not represent students #10 ■ #17 • #2 #22 - #27 • #4 ' lence has abated on the separa CUT SHORT Rham, Mark V^dambiini, afi Peter AuCoin, a Special Edu Preview of Whafs to Come Later in Year vacant store at the BTve Cor in court or perform actual writ FOR instructor of environmental andT cation teacher at Rham, has ners Shopping Center, and Ell ten legal services. tist front in Quebec, but the re Snow-covered Sierra near Truckee, Calif., gives easterners*a glimpse of what’s to come. (A P Photo) percussions of terrorism still SHOP-RITE MACARONI BROILING OR space science, has arrang:ed a been selected as a member of FRYING U' field trip for 88 students on Oct. the visiting committee which are felt. Ib.^ IB. will evaluate Hope High School Last October the (Quebec Lib STEAK b 'ixi The trip is a speleology q>e- in Providence. eration. E^ront, or FLQ, kidnap BEEF r FRESH TENDER CUBED cial, according to Pushee, and This evalutton is directed by ed two officials and murdered J&^ a l l VARIETIES SHORT RIBS VEAL STEAKS will take in the Secret Caverns Uve New England Association of one of 'them as part of a cam in Cbbbleskill, N.T., and the Colleges and Secondary Schocds, paign aimed ostensibly at sepa FOR POTTING Howe Caverns in Howes Cave, rating Quebec, a largely OR BRAISING CNICKEN PARTS FROZEN and is a review of the school’s R*6S SMCES French-speaking province, from 7 9 ^ 99S New Yoric, philosophy, program, activities, A^'P M A N A G ER S S A L E quart SHOP-KITE BY THE PIECE. Charter buses will be leaving and physical plant, which is the rest of Oanada. jar PORK LEGS BREAST1 Rham promptly at 8 a.m. and At thXt time the federal gov 5 9 « I WINGS lb 3 9 ^ SLAB necessary to maintain member SHOULDER PLUMP $. WITH returning between 8:80 and 9:00 ship in the association. 2 ND BIG WEEK OF VALUES FOR YOU ernment invoked a con MEATY RIBS BACON MINESTRONE, LENTIL/MACARONII. BEAN p.m. Students are advised to Rham also is slated for re troversial War Measures Act, SHOP-RITE I LIVERS lb 5 9 ‘ VACUM A t dress sensibly for the cavern’s newal of its accreditation this curtailing civil llbeiiles. This SMOKED 4 9 i PACKED H »J 7 lb . Amperature, which is a con year and will have to undergo has been allowed to lapse, re PMSRESSO SOUPS 59 stant B4 degrees. Sturdy dioes an evaluation. placed by a central security - CUT FOR STEW SKINNED &DEVEINED SWEET OR HOT PISA agency. Some legialatora fear it SAVINGS REMEMBER! will open the door to uncon Vernon voiru. trolled snooping on ordinary 4 ~ 0 0 * BONELESS citizens. PROQRESSO IMPORTED M o n ti^ courts still are Jam CHUCK Ib.^ lb. Bird Sanctuary Proposed S R iim med wAh cases stemming from TOMATO PASTE DAY0CT0BER11 PRICES IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT EFFECTIVE IN ALL A&P, A-MART AND the kldnap-murder of Quebec’s LEAN & FRESH > L BON ÊSS COLUMBUS DAY labor minister, Pierre Laporte, For Valley Falls Park A&P DISCOUNT FOOD STORES IN THIS COMMUNITY AND VICINITY and the abduction of a Britldi trade commissioner, Jsunes R. A bird sanctuary at Valley is $3, which will pay pcut of the OMATIir'’ QUARTER LOIN OVEN READY Ooss. Some 600 persons were WHY PAY MORE? c o r h e d b e e f iiviiia Park was unred as a oos- *-ost of the kH which is needed. JUMMB) arrested in police sweeps after , The remainder of the coet of the the kldnapings but few have Pope Olive Oil ■ v r 9 9 ^ sible use for a gift of n.2a6 ^ instnicUon been convicted. WHY p a y MORE? gal. $ 1 99 received by the town from the ^ Recreation In terms of terrorism, this BRISKET Caruso Oil con A CHUCK estate of Curtis W. Lassow, a Dept. summer was the quietest since MUKLLIRS THIN S f AQHETTI/VERMICELLI AND lifelong resident of Vernon. Classes are limited to 20 per- PORK RIBS the separatists observed a tacit Lassow was described at lioa- sons and those wishing to r ^ s - OP moratorium on bombings dur Spaghetti 4 X . 8 9 “ day night’s council meeting as ter may do so by calling the ing the opening 1967 season of SHpP-RITI BEU CT THICK 7 ^ hix.$ 1 an active outdooraman who recreation office today or Frl- the world’s fair. The F L ^ has Ripe Olives cans aL CUT was concerned with ecology long day between 8 and B p.m. The been associated with more than PROORIttO CANNELLINI/RED KIDNEY AND 4 before it was pppular, and it first class will be Oct. 12. 260 bombings since its inception was the estate executor’s feel- Kitchen facilities are avail CHOPS BEEF eight years ago. Chick Peas 4 ^ 8 9 “ lb. ing that Lassow’s intuition able and those wishing to stay BOKTION I KP * LB. LOWER THAN A YEAR A60! j 1 A IB. LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO! | , pail SiRLOIN-ilOT M.yvCUY^ One theory on the summer iHpP-RITE IMPORTED could best be carried ot^ by for pinochle or the Gkilden Age calm IS offered by Charlea Gag lato Paste 6«.v75“ Fresh Fruits & Vegetables > using the money for develofi- club meeting in the afternoon non, a leader of the separatist SHOP-RITE 1-lb. A ^ FRESH CALIFORNIA FANCY RED OR GOLDEN , ^ MC INTOSH FANCY ment purposes at Valley BhUs may prepare their limch at the HOUSE movement. In an interview 13-ox. $ 1 Delicious Apples . . ib j Park. The funds were Vernon’s building, with the Montreal Gazette, he Tomato Puree 4 cans ^ SHORTCUT HUNTS AND PROOREStOPROQRESSO (YOUR CHOICE) «■ share of money left to the towns Bulletin Board PAMILY PACK < 1.29a said the early bombings by the ^ CALIFORNIA of Vernon, Ellington and Tol- The Rockville Alpine Ski Club CONTAINS CENTER FROM FIRST 4 FLQ were needed to Jolt the | Tomato Sauce 10!rn*.99‘^ BROCCOLI Bartlett Pears ib J APPLES land. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at AND END CUTS RIBS ONLY masses but that the movement yO P -R ITE MEAT/MUSHROOM/MARINARA Ajêclatlon for the gift was the Lottie Fisk Building in Hen- lb. has progressed to the point that expressed by Mayor Frank J. ry Park. A representative of a It needs to organize a broad- Spaghetti Sauce T'* 49^ California Carrots 2 b.,.# McCoy, and a specific use for local ski shop will show new WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE O C based revolutionary pcuty. « IDAHO U.S.fl it was BUgested by Lassow’s equipment, and the care and BONE IN LEG QUARTERS (With Paris of Back) BREAST QUARTERS (With WInqs) " I don’t think we need force Oregano own doctor, Joseph Kristan, who maintenance of equipment will 10'A U . now to develop the political Baking Potatoes was present at the council be discussed. A business meet LOWER THAN consciousness at the workers," PASCAL meeting and remembered that The Ladies of the Sacred AYEARACO! he said. Spaghetti DELMONLCO STEAK CHICKEN PARTS > • 39; SHOP-ROE RIPS EXTRA URGE ^ a bunch California Celery Lassow was extremely fond of Heart Church will hold their an- H ie government agreed to es blrds; he even had a pet bird nual membership tea tonight at MMHM-SIIMTait 1 tablish a special legislative Pitted Olives 3x.*l which spoke German. Dr. Kris- g p.m. at the parish center on 36’ Att.MnnBltMAM committee to study the need for tan felt the establishment of a Rt. 30. A fashion consultant ticeti 8 m o it IRMhU^ m i, A TU iAM ! permanent antlterroriat legisla SAVINGS IN EVERY DJCPARTMENT... WHY PAY MORE? Rib Steulcs Groceries. . . Shop-Rite Priced! bird sanctuary at the park from Pilgrim Mills will demon- tion sought by Quebec, but four SOmiHBIIT CREAM PUFFS OR Fro«nF.odS.i,iiw. gSSSJSfSiA'K would have pleased Lassow, and strate new fabrics available. All months later the committee has SHOP-RITE 8 W -ox.$ 1 the mayor said he would pass ladies of the parish are invited. i l l l l H i i i W SherlRibs 8«l yet to be formed. Rich’s Eciairs 3 pkgt. X ALL VARiETIES BANQUET along the suggestion to the rec- ' ------H ie government agreed to es Mrs. Smith Pies 2v*’99“ 2*lb. pbg. SWM kim-MBNWMmtl v m W i m WCM CIMAT m w m SAUSAGE OR CHEESE reotlon commission, which will tablish a special legislative 2-LB BUFFET receive the funds. 95‘ tticadl Bacon committee to study the need for ALUMINUM FUIL Vegetabies John’s Pizza 69“ Different Baligsme Riad Charges permanent antiterrorist legisla SHOP-RITE "GRADE A" BIRDSEYE Councilman Donald Sadrodn- SWIRtWIlT WIAUIY-fMnM YM2EN»eOAI|. . " '; SUPPIBS 9-ox. S it Alb*. tion sought by Quebec, but four conis dd, reporting for the subcom fio s s tlsw i Stebib*. tO'AUUAimiliAM A O * 1f>AIS.Ul«IM11UUI^ montys later the committee has 2-LB. Potatoes 3 *1 Cooi Whip 99“ l^srael Seeks ■BUCKS miTTOcdOK ATUtAwr OVa. Rorch Fillets AVIMAWI ' S4£; OCOMA "HEAT A SERVE" C O A ALL VARIETIES TASTE O' SEA mittee on town planner iqn^ll- 4MaBdBtaMlMMH$HHSiaMiMMdiiiNisiHiiiilNliaiMbi>idiilMa**ia*iMiMaMaiMHiMiaiMlllia^ . yet to be formed. 0 2-lb. cants, said they had narrowed ^Springboard? FARM FRESH PR0DUCE...PRICEP RICHTC------The Justice Department has 2-LB.FriedChicken;i; *1^® pkg. 10 Dinners te99“ I a fid d of about B applicants to been active in prosecuting the FAMILY SIZE APPS C 4 C A SHOP-RITE three, and commented that it UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 16-ai. SEEDLESS / I ^ BARTLEn, RIPE, JUICY men charged in connection with 4-LB. Lasagne pkgt was a dilferent ballgame this (A P ) — Foreign Minister Mah- Lai>orte’s murder. It ex Sausage Links 79“ yeor with so many persoiu moud Riad of Egypt charged perienced less success in hand ...... 'In Our Dairy Case ’Deli Dept.' ^ ' Health & Beauty Aids! seeking Jobs. Four had applied today that Israel sought an in- ling other cases arising from COLORED OR WHITE ■ INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED COLONIAL-REG. OR THICK WILKINSON "THE BLADE" packo the last time the Job was va- terim agreement to reopen the V liif T E PAST. PROCESS COOPER SPREAD SLICES DOUBLE EDGE CHROME Grapes Pears the October evento. lOe OPP U iS L LAUNDRY canii—lour years ago. Suez Canal as a means of terri- Paul Rose and Francis Slm- I 2 -O Z . Badroslnski asked for author- torial expansion and "a ard were sentenced to life im Tide Detergent 6 ^ I YENDER SWEeH iPRICa 20' LOWER THAN A YEAR ACPI | I pkg. SLICED,, RAZOR iznticn for the committee to springboard for further aggres- prisonment for the murder. DUNC4N HUMS ALL VASlITItS |-|b. make a final offer and choice, slon." Two men ore on trial on sim alter more interviews with the He said the Arabs would not il i Mb l WV ilar choiges. Ten person# ac 2-Layer Cake Mixes t:: 33“ CHEESE BACON'- BLADES applicants and a meeting with “ be dragged again into such a < louvct p cused of being accessories re the mayor and director of ad- trap,” and called for an Imme-, ceived sentences of six months, SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE MOUTHWASH • 24c OFF LABEL Ifîe Napkins '/^ôi ^Qc 4 -lb . $09 9 17-01. '"*"^*^***^- diate Israeli commitment to to eight years. carton botti* ' Bond Issue Awarded withdraw from all Egyptian 3 10 59 Only 60 of some 600 persons M E A T AMERICAN ALL VARIETIES Orange Juice Canned Ham can dmm Coigate 100 • r M- o x . $ 1 nSISCNMANNTâSOULA* A U MEAT OR ALL BEEF CHILD MILD JAJ CREME RINSE SPRAY A school bond issue for $860,- territory arrested in police sweeps under Soups cans A l2-oi.( 000, approved over three year* ^ t„e' UJ«. General Assem- >L00K WHAT 1.00 WILL BUy I ^ *>l66k WHAT 1.00 WILL b u y R^ NAS the War Measures Act were ÂINNOOOU 5 Margarine 2 .'*89“ Gem Franks x69“ No More Tangles NEWI til* ' V.V* “y * O'bate, Riad gave charged. The government oh-, ^P-RITE OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF DRY-lSc OFF LABEL M d llla^ of Memphis, T i ^ reply to a proposal by For-. M9CMT.C*«0f"A'*. MHrvllKlUFB A a. toined convictions In a haiidiul Shop-Rite Soup 8 " ’»"~ *1 pint MOMUTMUSUIIIIEJILL PURPOSE A ELECTRIC PERK JSour Cream coni. . Boiogna Jergens Lotion a f ^ t w u rated as the best A b b T ^ U Is- idi-Wip ^ Green Giant 4 'i.'; 9$1 of cases and dropped charges r ’ir69“ bld when they were opened last Jr , , j .v . ... . ■ Green Beans Whole Beets i against 82 persons in August month. This was a t V m t e Coffee 69“ Seafood Savings! Appetizer Savings! VMtlKClKKDLATi ASP(»ASr'A’' .MUNE JUICE eW|pMNKEN 0#OP TTHE H I USEA A AND STAIETARKIST CHUNK General Merchandise 6.10 per cent which, with a pre- ^ ^ 1V n uo- discuss a canal agreement or i*«. YOUR 6Vk*«i.i SHOP-RITE l* t QUALITY NYLON mlum of $1,787, Its the net Light Tuna CHOICE ' can GEM LOAF SALE under U.N. auspices to discuss iiâx Beans Slic^ Beets Taxe$ Rose 181 % 39“ PftP, OUve, intmest cost at 6. r per cent. idy Bars24:£89< Siinsweef ’lt57, WILD A$iîlf0..6NA9f"«" M S MASS "A" amounted to Just over $100 bil FEDERAL bound traffic exit for 1-8$ for ^ note vaguely that lion, theUqulvalent of $2,010 per ^ Smeits l::69“ ,.*1’ ® CARDS the TalcottvUle area when the Hogers had called for “ a step" UKf* Corn vwi? Potatoes Waldorf 4 r39^ American household. For fiscal ■in Our Ice Cream Case' -Bakery Dept.- aalts In that area are revamp- toward full Implementation of 1971, tax collection* will total FOOD STAMPS *d, was reterred to the council's U>e U.N. Security Oquncil's 1967 about $281 billion, or $4,828 per SHOP-RITE TWIN ICE CREAM 1 VSBJCBXD ■ ■ LM subcoRunitUye. peace resolution. JANE PARKER FEATURES! housshcdd. AT SHOP-RITE Mashssfdery Ciaaa "An attempt to divert such a — M—— — ...... — s^msmsm^— — A new course in crewel em- step into a separate agreement SANDWICHES o9^J I WHITE BREAD 5 broidery for eenlor citizens is would bp . used by Israel to Ih k . M. Rk being otUrtA by the recreation frustrate the realization of Cracked Wheat Bread Y E S , W E DO v a l u a b l e c o u p o n VALUABLE C O U P O N IIIKIIII'- department each Tuesday be- peace," Riad asserted. I' MAKE 1AB7 1AB5 MFG 4AB6c tween 19 a.m. and noon, at the ------— I I *1. Towards Ih* ourchat* of Towards Ih* purchas* of Towards Ih* purchas* of 587 EAST MIDDLE * 4c off labol 5-lb. bag of UMUt Flak Building at Henry » , Donuts fkf«- !: CAMPAIGN on* 10-lb. bag of a 10-oz. |*r Pork. Monsoon Winds Vets Nuggets No experience ' is necessary, SAIGON — Although many Twin Rolls "ss«“ SIGNS! TURNPIKE Goid Medai Maxweii House as those taking part will be pecaone think the moneoon la Dog Food taught the perticular stitch**, the rainy seaoon, it is really SION Fiour instant Coffee according to Donald Beiger, Di- one at two winds that swoop #1971-2 Spanish Bar Cake CO. MANCHESTER Umlli On# coupon por (omlly. Umiti On# coupon por limllif W ITH THIS UmitiOno coupon por tomH« M U rector of Recreation. the Pacific ooast at Asia. Both aÂfc.a CouponORpIroi Oct.B. 1171 Coupon oKpIrot Del. t. 1B71 ^ ^ 4 Coupon ORpIrot Dot. t. It 7 l The course will conslat of ten take their name from tbe Ara- in MO. NOHOOL DT. C w U r V N Coupon|ooB01 on)rtb^-RlloSupormorhot Cbupon |ooB al ony Ihop-RIU tupormorhot C O U P O N Coupon |OoB •! ony SKop-RIlo Supormorhol 1 Maiwliester MS-MM MFQ loseons by Mr*. MabslJdcCann, blc word, "mauain,'' meanliig 'l*w -' ’’ ’'I who has also taught in the Adult "eeason." They are known aa Engiish Muffins save 17* SAVE IS* HMH saveao'I Education Program. the "d ry " and "w et" mon- iim€Tivioa;4-f -MfHtiiWTttltiaiTTOLiM^ $★ ★ ★ ★ ****** Prices *ffeotlv* thru Sat., Oct. 9,1971. Wo r*s*rv* th* right to limit quantities. Not rasponsibl* tor typographical errors. The ooet to each participant soon*. ' t., -1--

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petuating town committees School^ Ronald Vincent, a fresh in New Bedford, Mass. They To lle d County Politics which recommend the slate of Vincents Note man dt. Central Connecticut have lived In Manchester for G> ^ jp IS If (<^5^ “What«v«r lh» members and then vote on State College; Miss Joanne Vin the past 16 years and have been Oecaiion— Flowari them, without opening the pro 25th Anniversary cent, a registered nurse at Hart aetlve in the Boy Scouts and Ex cess up to Democrats other ford Hospital, and William. Vin plorer Scouts. Mr. Vincent is a Say It BattI" K ejxm p, Delegate Loss than those on the town commit Mr. and Mrs. Manuel J. Vin cent, an electrical engineer at sales engineer lor the Hi-G Co. tees. cent of 140 Summit St. were the Electric Machinery Co. of of Windsor Ix>cka, and both are Rocky Hill. All .of the children members of the Wesley Memo .^PENTLAND the Florist This was a practice which ran feted at a 25th wedding iuuilver- rial United Methodist Church of into some,,eontroversy a couple live at home. 24 BIRCH ST. 648-4444 • p m sary celebration Sunday at their East Hartford. Open Monday throug;h Saturday 8:80 A.M. to 5.80 P.M. rets Democrats Down of years ago in Vernon, and one home. The guests of honor received By BETTE QIJATRAt.E was the prime topic of informal which is practiced in most aver About 50 relatives from Coh- many gifts, including a set of china from their fchlldren, The Nebraska Game Com Why Not Live A Uttle? Flowers (Herald Reporter) conversations between the con age and larger size communities necticut, Massachusetts and Win Brighten Up Your World,Jo Much — Delivery Tolland County Democrats vention delegates, rather than as well as in the big cities. Vot New Jersey attended the sur and silver trays, glasses, vases mission reports that the state has completed 22 years of big Anywhere In Th6 World! are still “In shock,” over the the revised party rules. ing for town committee mem prise party given bV the cou and c(Uidy dishes. Joint effects of last week’s re- Eliminated as a result of the bers will now be required in ple’s children, Timothy Vincent, The couple was married Oct.' game hunting without a fatal I ililllllillliiiiiliiilliiiiiiiii dlstricting plan coupled with a new party rules will be self per open caucus or convention. a junior at Manchester High 6, 1946 at the Seaman’s Bethel accident. loss of state convention dele gate strength, as the result of Saturday's convention in Hart ford. Under the terms of .the con vention to revise party rules, reapportionment cf the 30th dis quality, service and value prove it... trict (Tolland County) as It presently exists will lose four delegates, dropping from 43 votes to 39. The new 38th district will have a delegate vote of 34, plus a portion of Mansfield’s five votes which will have to be split between the 35th and 29th dis tricts due to redlstrictlng. Un der the former Democratic par mmi-iiriCing is worth going ly delegate apportionment, the 3Sth district would have had 41 votes plus a share of Mans field’s four votes. As a result of last week’s re districting plan filed with the secretary of state by the three- judge {>anel, Tolland County towns, formerly comprising the out of your way for 35tli district were broken up be tween the 35th and 4th districts, effective In the state elections ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES next year. Lost by the 35th are the towns of Andover, Bolton, Coventry, Bath-size Dial Soap Stop & Shop Peas Stop & Shop Peaches and Hebron ail placed In the Pink, Aqua, Gold, White Our name means top quality! Yellow Cling Sliced or Halves fourth district with part of Man Good time to stock your shelves Refreshing salad or dessert! chester, Glastonbury, South Mini-pricing:' makes at this special price. peach Our best quality. Windsor and East Windsor. Co the saving difference! 'mediut! I lumbia goes into the 29th dis peas h a lv « trict and Mansfield is split be $' M e d iu m tween the 35th Eind 29th dis di' 5oz S l i ^ tricts. bars Gained by the 35th district Peas Vi- SUPERMARKETS are a cluster of small Etistem Connecticut towns including Ashford, Eastford, Woodstock, Pomfret, Brooklyn, Hampton, and CSiaplin. Protest Vote This week, our full As anticipvated 35th District i delegates to Saturday’s state ToasterTarts Cut Green Beans stop & Shop Cake Mix conventicHi, staged a protest color Roto Section iteiwOt*»,V_ Quality equal to the best! vote against the recommended .1 ^ Stop & Shop Stop & Shop Plan lOA, delegate reapportlon- Assorted flavors. ment which gives more voting Cutgree'^ | Mini-Pricing’O features all the control to the cities. Strawberry. Blueberry. beans ! is 'ite V $1 In the' eyes of thhe majority of to savings 15V2 0I I 8V2 oz Brown Sugar 35th district delegates, the plan like this! cans pkgs specials on this page gave too much control to the Cinnamon nineteen, a ^ i o r cities (51 per cent of the convention votes). & many, many more! They feared the loss of any in fluence over the party’s conven tions. The Tolland County delegates WNuWw.gM wwnrSMiewtf voted 26-12 in favor of alternate lean center cut lOB, advocated by Edward Stop &Shop Paper Towels! Mueller’s Spaghetti Sun Glory Margarine pork chops Marcus, a former ^nate ma Great freezer buy — a jority leader and unsuccessful 2 Layers Thick Regular or Thin value at regular price — 7 « c U.S. SenatoriEil candl^te, and MUEUEjTS I So good to have save even more! James Casey of Wlnsted. THIN8WHETT1 1 on hand! Plan lOB would have given White $' more delegates to the smaller Lemon Rolls^ rrm*. towns, but was declared to be of 145 mumfs tr^vnn' against the dictates of the Mc IHINSPMH^ETT] shubPfrs lyhurv* Govern Commission require sheets ments which must be met if Connecticut’s state delegation M I A m • CMeu. Twit Pmb. wmu «r mg%\ to the national convention is to TOWElS Borden s American T.n...sncH-isu,k( /9 remain unchallenged. No pressure was exerted on the county delegates to vote one way or another, they reported. h’rosh from our turn o w n s! An attempt by State ’ Senator Recular or Mb 3 Robert Houley to come up with loaves^ This 16-page section was de some type of formula which Daisy Bread Thin Sliced would have met the one man ' livered to your home with your vote principal while still allow newspaper or mail the first of ing for a percentage incentive Dozen Daisy Donuts'C 3 r '1 for performance, failed to ma- -.K -.i the week! teriELltze, and Houley did not Jewish Rye Bread •r Puoptiokl'l 3 losns 1 press for delegate support of 16 pages of exciting mini-pricing® values either offered plan. on top quality food! Items for your home County liberals accounted for the 12 votes in support of plan and family! Famous Betty Crocker Cook lOA, with the votes cast for the w . books! Halloween favorites! Radios, stereo most part by former supporters COLONIAL of Joseph Duffey in fiis senato and TV you can lay away for Christmas rial bid last year. giving! Be sure to check every page Ironically the party liberals before you make out your weekly shop found themselves on the same side of the fence as state party Fully Cooked ping list! chairman John Bailey. Voting for the alternate plan K®, presented by Marcus went . as follows. Stop & Shop is Andover, two in favor. Bolton, two in favor, one op- happy to redeem IMjsed (A1 Aheam). your Federal Food Columbia, two in favor. Coventry, two in favor, Rat Cedori. Wmington. two opposed, following defeat of Plan 10 B, and is money TSV* — TOTAL SHOPPING VALUE SUPREME it i f convention adopted the ret- trimmed i9pecled ornmended lOA by a voice vote. Crisp . . . bright flavor! Morton Dinners The convention was described A dinner of Salisbury Steak, M ir A IM and EACH and EVERY WEEK WE by Houley as “ rather hiring. ’ Meatloaf, Turkey or Chicken particularly when contrasted McIntosh Apples Roast in minutes! FOODS witli the shock legislered by the delegates over the redlstneting 11ozpk| HIT THE BULL'S-EYE with the very FINEST, V plan. 4 8 5 HARTFORD RD lR,was the redlstrictlng which Roast ^ 39 IceCreom Hi NSi IIh 7 9 « J QUALITY-BRAND FOODS a t our LOW, LOW MARCH ESTER Onion Rings HARVEST DINNER |>RICES plu s FABULOUS S&H GREEN Roast Fish Sticks T u V 88‘ . Sponsored by -1 VPW Ladies Auxiliary Fresh Broccoli Potatoes 4 IW *1 STAMPS - the most VALUABLE SHOPPING Post 2046 Fresh Shoulders SAT., OCT. 9th Notive Carrots Birds Eye vmMabiti 6 p!w *1 W 6:30 p.in. at P m . Cwn, P m 4 CtiitH. L n l Ipineoi, er BONUS in the WORLD. SHOP SUPREME VPW Post 2046 Home 606 E. Center St. and Manchester FOODS TODAY ENJOY THE DIFFER I i A ' A AdUlU $2.00 Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons Prices effective in Manchester o w e Children 6-14 years $1.00 263 E. Middle Turnpike Under 0, 70c ENCE! PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCIIESTISR EVE^HNG IIERALD. MANCTTESTER. CONN.. 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Mandarin Oranges 1 HEAD & SHOULDERS c a i n b 's Muenster Slices UNION pkg. 53' CHEF BOYAROEE ^ SHAMPOO I I CHICIIttNOODll 3 W .« . O C . . $ 1 3.6 oz. b o ttle or BURGERS Lipton Soup Mix'? no. pkg. ^ y j ASSF.GRUYFRE ins I >*<«« Ravioli or Mini Ravioli 3 2.7 oz. tu b e « Swiss Knight PORTIONS X 49^ FRANKLIN SAVE ON TWIN PAK 36 6z.. PEPPERIDGE FARMS U i , pkg. I MOUTHWASH 79‘ BON lE l I .. $1 Listerine Layer Cakes SVARIETIIS Buitoni Lasagna French Cheese 5:69' Crunch & Munch 3 <9>. I t *• ' lANQUET Coupon tip ir ti Sat.. Octobar 9,1971. 6.75-oz. IIEF, TURKEY WITH S-oi. i HOWARD 12.«|. GOURMET •H'V'' I SCOPE MOUTHWASK...... ■;,;' 99' Limit onapltata. tube tORAVY-SAllSBURY pkg. lOHNSON •ft*" Cookin BagsoRK=YX2 Mac. & Cheese 8 oz! ». $1 VARIETIBS ins I DIGEl TABLETS...... Sy I coni. Cain Cat Food 7 TOOTHPASTE HIRSHEY REGULAR - MINTMIN’ - FAMILY SIZE Broccoli Spears•"<>«« X 29*= 20-OZ.PKG. YODURt MILD COMPLEXION MENNEN SKIN BRACER...... TBS’ Creamsicles FLAVORED ■ STRAWBERRY - RASPBERRY f.*!. I n-TIP COnON SWABS...... 3? MENNEN plai. Jergens Soap, 3 2 5 ' I lOIION bll. aby M agic Raspberries "n'Er" ’X37 Fruit Bars M argarine DAN?SHF*IA'^0RID 4^ K I N G S IZ E lOHNSON S JOHNSON BABY OIL...SB* 3®’ ...... H i STRIDEX MEDICATED PADS...... 81‘ s O R E The Family Ehlers Oregano 31' 1^ ^ onpkg.pfao I i PADDED F A R M C R E S T PERTUSSIN 8-HR. COUCH FORMULA >1.19 Handym an II STEEL-FOLDING Bnttermaid Bread 35' BUEFERin TABLETS...... “..IS- ><=-_ MBIFTV TRASH I ^ ------TABLE or CHAIR gCAN LIMERS I v D o - h u FnjOitt, Ou/i T)am{ Dept- Coup«n tip lrtt iai.,OclaMr ♦, lf;i, Yourself 4 1 1 9 9 I New Crop Limit ant .Itaiff. Maelntoih I Encyclopedia NAPIER MARGARINE APPLES CORN on the COB m FxxTddecoralMd IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN I 3 39 VALUABLE COUPON I SIQNEWARE L ACORN and In bur InipiFad deslgni PRESTONE . 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MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST MANCHESTER 725 MIDDLE TPKE., E — 113S TOLLAND TPKE. SOUTH WINDSOR SUUIVAN AVS. SH O ftlN O CENTER MANCHESTER EV’ENING HERAI>D, MANCHESTEii, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, 00»ORT7!P 6.-1971 PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGB TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERa LD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 Washinôn Whirl Crochet A Vest Reed and West Hold Keys To Teams Chances in NBA NB)W YORK (AP) -Willis Reed, the league’s Most Valu again. Baylor was sidelined vir and Boston. Philadelphia Is led Chambers in a trade with At backcourt men In player-coach Hayes, third in scoring and re-, starting five that carried it all By MAXINE CHE9HIBE Reed of New York and able Player when the Knicks tually all of last season with lui by Billy Cunningham, a mem lanta. Lenny Wilkens and Dick Sny bounding. the way. WMlitaiton Pont Jerry West of Los Angeles, n won their first league cham Injured Achilles tendon. Los ber of the All-NBA first team .The renamed Golden State der, will have ex-olymplc and Portland depends on Geoff Kareem Jabbar, formerly pair of crippled superstars, pionship In 1069-70, played with Angeles also will have a new for three consecutive years; 2L Warriors, still located in San ABA star Spencer Haywood for Petrie, co-rookie of the year known as Lew Alcindor, the WA8HINOTON — The Ken- of the board of trustees. two bad knees and an aching coach—Bill Sharmon, who hold the keys to their teams point scorer Archie Clark and Francisco but playing their his first full NBA season and and the seventh player In NBA league's scoring leader and Stevens concedes that Mrs. shoulder In liuit season's play guided Utah to the American nedjra have had to make other ageless Hal Greer, who Joined home games in Oakland and center Bob Rule, sidelined most history Jo score 2,000 points in Most Valuable Player, leads Marriott was probably not chances of beating Milwaukee's offs. But ho was. not as offoc- Basketball Association title the 20,000-point club Inst sea arraiiKementa for the evening San Diego, and the Seattle Su- of the 70-71 campaign because his first year. Poiêrful forward the Bucks' brilliant cost'. Oscar “ particularly overjoyed” with defending champions for the llvo as usual, and the Knicks as the Lakers seek to repeat as son. of Oct. 16 after Republicans National Basketball Association personlcs should furnish Los of surgery on his Achilles ten- Sidney Wicks, an All-American Robertson, the veteran back- the siutatlon. But he denies that were upset by the Baltimore Pacific Dvlslon championships. Veteran John Hnvllcek, sec protested the planned use of the title this season. Angeles' toughest competition don. from UCLA's NCAA champion court star acquired from Cin any Republican pressure Bullets In the semifinals. The Knicks, aiming for their ond In the league in scoring, new Eisenhower Theatre for a Reed, the Knicks' captain in the Pacific Division. Houston, the NBA’s first fran ship squad, and guard (Charley cinnati last season, again will caused the Kennedys to be de West never even got Into the second consecutive Atlantic Di fourth In assists, tops In min •■gaU celebration" that might and center, and West, the La The Warflors hove obtained chise In Texas, and Portland Yelverton from Fordjiam, the direct the Bucks’ unwavering nied use of the Elsenhower playoffs although the Lakers vision crown, have obtained utes played and a first team upstage the official opening two complete the Pacific Division, Trail Blazers, top two draft attack. Theatre for their scheduled kers' prolific scoring guard did. He. was Injured March 3 in veteran Jerry I.ucas from the All-Star, heads an otherwise dynamic Cazzle Russell from the only five-team division In picks, should be valuable addi Even though the Bucks days later. musicale. (The symposium will both underwent knee operations a game against Buffalo and Golden State Warriors as insur young and improving Boston New York and high-scoring Jim Ih e Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. still take place there.) following Uie 1970-71 season. missed the rest of the season. ance in case Reed’s knee gives club. Barnett from Portland to sup- the league. Houston, last sea tions, played in the toughest divi Foundation had reserved the The Kennedy foundation will How well they have recuper The Lakers will start this way. Buffalo, the other Atlantic Di p I e m e n t 20-point ' marks son's San Diego club, has a Milwaukee, defending Mid sion—all four teams finished newest auditorium of the John instead take over the concert ated will help determine how season with their three super- New York's toughest opposi vision team, has added 7-1 men Nate Thurmond and Jeff new coach in Tex Winter from west Division, Western Confer with over .600 records—they F. Kennedy Center for the Per hall for that evening. To make far their clubs can go this sea stars-W ilt Chamberlain, West tion in the Atlantic Division rcokle Elmore Smith and veter Mullins. Kansas State and an estab ence and NBA champion, re wound up 16 games ahead of forming Arts months ago for this hall available, Stevens and son,which begins Oct. 12. and Elgin Baylor—together should come from Philadelphia ans Walt Hozzard and Jerry Seattle, with two standout lished star In center Elvln turns with the same awesome runner-up Chicago. an "International Awards Pro Director William McCormack gram and Symposium." Blair had to do some involved Apparently, no one at the shuffling. Kennedy Center realised until First, the National Symphony ...... Main Street Around Town ...... Around Town mid-September that the agenda was asked to move its matinee called for more than ^holarly performance back to 2 p.m. House li Hale Knlttera World Mary Lewis and erudite discussions on sci that day. Then, the Sierra Has a great selection of ladies Getting cold . . . time to wrap Accessories that make it are entific subjects. including Leone dancers, scheduled for FOR and girls sportswear separates. up in a nice warm afghan. You what you'll find at_ Mary mental retardation. an 8:30 p.m. performance, were Patterns and plains — wools KNITS can knit it—crochet it—hairpin Lewis. To go with the soft, civ The sympoeium per se is con asked to change their curtain and blends, slacks, skirts, Jack EASY lace or flower loom, instruction ilized feminine look for (all are fined to such discussions, but time to 6 p.m. ets, vests and tops. Good color FALL is FREE. (Jome in and see us supple hand bags of all styles the awards program was plan That would leave the concert CROCHET selection and at these purse here at KNTTmRS WORLD, and colors —imported beauties ned as a glittering invitation- hall premises vacated by 9 p.m. pleasing prices you’ll want sev Manchester Parkade. We have frem Spain too. Belts—big, bold only nighttime affair for 1,200 for the Kennedys and their eral to mix and match. Stop Dresses SMALL 4 | i l all the supplies you need. Start and beautiful to set off any skirt scientists and guests. friends, who will be attending in at their main floor ladies or pants and top. Shoes, hats. 2nd TIRE MEDIUM / It will feature pianist Joan a series of dinner parties be m ^ now and finish one for CStrlat- Sears dept. It's a great way to start LARGE mas. Jewelry, boots and more. All set and Kennedy, wife of Sen. Edward forehand anyway and won’t / off the fall season. out for your browsing pleasure M. Kennedy (D-Mass.), sharing mind a late starting hour. Plasa D€V». Store ^ ^ 1 3 , downtown. ■.V ‘ the stage with such talents as Stevens insists that he as 2635 Before going on vacation, Sportswear operatic soprano Beverly Sills, sumes -all responsibility for water your potted plants well On Bast Middle Tpke. (next To make a delicious spread, concert pianist Lorln Hollander, bouncing the Kennedys out of Great wardrobe builders and cover with lightweight plas to Popular Mkt.) knows how to place one package of creiun British M k artist Donovan and — a short vest with a THIS ' P ' R T r ' F ' the Elsenhower Theatre. tic bags. These bags will allow tie, or a longer length brighten up a rainy day—Just cheese In a bowl, add two table- SLACKS 1 television personality David "I didn't know they were with a velvet-band lace- light to come in yet will retain put on one of their smart color- spoons of light cream or top Proet master of ceremonies. planning a musical evening," through. Easy to cro the moBiture. ful rain hats . . . only $1.29. milk, a few drops at a time, SKIRTS WEEK , . / A Ml Republicans were indignant. he said. "I Just think it is chet! No. 2635 has cro ------Add one-third cup honey imd 1 President and Mrs. Nixon are artistically wrong to have a chet directions for Sizes Odd Ught Bulbar Soof Selection continue creaming until smooth. Printed and Plain reportedly planning to attend miscellaneous group of musi Small (10-12), Medium Ever have trouble finding on ONLY! (14-16) and Large (18- PLAZA DEPT. STORE on the official opening of the cians opening a theater dedicat odd light bulb? Try FAIRWAY 97th Anniversary Sole When You Buy 1st Sjiow Tire or 1st Highway Tire 20) inclusive. East Middle Tpke. (next to Tops In Elsenhower Theatre. ed to dramatics and planned on Main St. and your troubles WATKINS BROS, has some SEND MX In eelnt for tMli pattnn Popular Mkt.) has a wonderful Mrs. J. WUlard Marriott, that way accoustically.” -Incindtt poitni and handling. are over. . . . They have them great buys on bedroom sets to GLOWING selection of silk scarves to com at Regular Price Plus F.E.T. on Each Tire longtime Nixon supporter and The Kennedys shouldn't be AaOe Cabot, Moachnater all. celebrate the oocfudmi . . . "The chairman of the President's Ad too unhappy. The concert hall Evenlgg Herald, 1160 AVE. plement your fall dresses and ^ a SRIUCAS. NEW YOBK, Lexington" collection In solid COLORS visory Committee on the Arts seats a larger crowd. So now !f.Y. u n e . Money Saver . . . pantsuit. rock maple fuid "Ranchero" in at the Kennedy Center, protest they are Inviting 1,300 addltlcsi- Print Naaw, Addraii win ZIP Fairway has hundreds of COSE and ttyla Naaibtr. solid oak. Lovely, functional Blouses to Match ed to Roger Stevens, chairman al guests . small rug ûares for saving Senior Cttisem Special pieces to suit most any decor. The Fall & Winter '71 Need perking up? 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• 1 i::' * ■ \ $ . 1 ' , ' •' .V j-i-.. .I* , • y- ' / ^ ■- -f ( f MANCilESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE THIRTY ONE e PA(^ THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANtJHilSTEIt. CiONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 0. 1971 THE Robinson Boys Fitting Heroes Herald Angle Straight Wins Retains ager Dick Williams ordered an By Frank, snapping out of a 0- years. “ But we re getting used “ Any celebration 1s good BALTIMORE' (AP) — enough for me,” said pitcher Intentional walk to Kllle Hen fcr-11 and 3-fcr-21 slump, tc it. dricks in the fifth inning, load EARL YO.ST The Robinson boys, the ” It’s not that we’re becoming Pat Dobson, who came from he?vrt of the Orioles during doubled hcm‘> ihe fourth run ing the bakes for Brooks with Sports Editor and then scored on a wild pitch fat eats. But the newness and hapless San Diego a year ago Indian Hooters Ranking their years of baseball wide-eyed kid stuff wears off a but saw no playoff action for two outs. to wrap up the sccring. ” I agreed with the move,” dominance, were the fit But the Orioles, whe have little bit. Stl'l, we don’t feet Baltimore after being one of Pluyoff GanioH Not Sollniits FIX)RAI.e-EIednor MacLach- Brooks said of the strategy by ii.r.if.M. (I) ting heroes Steve Blass, Wilbur '*®*' Memorial Field at 3:30. back.” Danlelscn noted. Ilrnllc _____ BC received two second-place moved back Into the standing* of 33,176 yesterday for Baltl- A* Downing. Tom Beaver "'t was our poorest game of jn the CCIL the Indians boast man on RibHo h ig h -IDW — PrlBcllIa Cush- votes and one for eighth In the victory of the sea- moro’s American League play- DaVe McNally . . . Could it ^"® y®’*®. staled Couch Dick n 4.0 record. With two goals in Mnr® the trend that football at- Dan'elson. "Our ferwurds yesterday, Stimuc has regained ****""“’- »- sports announcers in the six- Central Connecticut moved Onlv in San FriinclHi.fi were tendance for college football wouldn’t shcot the ball and the the Individual scoring honors wisgin AiUanaran w h ITF rnnnie »‘a ‘ ® ^8*00. “ P 8 ''®‘ ®b ‘ ° ninth place, des- standing room onlv tickets sold New England will be halfbacks didn’t fellow the line tvlth seven. John Herdlc is one Blake Hi Wins Honor Earns Award ’^ r f l l . i Z ’ ^n dlesllck Park kittle more than '■h'*®'''- Onlv two superb efforts behind with six. OL h a r 42 6r se.i^ and for last watched Yale and UConn. »>y Blaz Stlmac kept us ahead,” overall ”ManchcBter has put I 0 1 0-2 0 0 0 1—1 secondr.rioL place 'Si with three first- . __ c-S* ’ __ . . t Satui-d(iy’s aame 40 877 funs '®®® ‘ hah expected on a ®®nllmi® ColKate ut Yale drew just late in the opening period at the fcair scores. 'The locals have al- schnll. l.awrcnc(., Del Tatto, Steely, NEW YORK (AP) — “ It’s overflow crowd of 45,662 turned go scored three shutouts. Kanehl, Was.e.rman,. Carlson, Beet KANSAS CITY (API — The 1. Boston College 3-1 171 lA P photo) frustrating, that’s all,” Bob er. Tallv, 'Vankowskl. urday for its second victory in Kansas City Chiefs call middle attracted but 10,177 for Us KINO FOR A DAY 166 ANNUAL BATH—For the third straight year, Manager Earl Weaver of the as many games this year. 2. Dartmouth 2-0 linebacker Willie Ijinier ' ‘The Berry muttered. Yesterd.iy ‘n Three Rivera Homeeoming Day ylth New 3. Harvard 1-1 123 Orioles was the recipient of a champagne bath after the club clinched pennant. Stadiun) in Pittsburgh, which Hampshire, October 6, 1971 Dartmouth tallied 166 points Bear.” It was. Indeed. The quarter 4. Holy Cross 1-1 118 The Denver Broncos will seats 60,230, a crowd of 38,322 '**(,• Dear Earl: in the poll to 171 for BC In Uie back for the Atlanta Falcons Well I finally came down to scoring system based on 10 6. Yale 1-1 110 agree that the nickname fits. was announced. Ofl’ *li f t t 6. Massachusetts 1-1 86 Lanier was very much a bear hud Just completed 13 of 23 pas Baltimore Is assured of a earth. I tried writing this a few points for a first-place vote, 9 7. B. U. 0-3 60 ses for 309 yards and three World Series berth and one In- , basketball days ago but my Papermate for a second, etc. on the prowl in the Bronco 8. Connecticut 1-2 30 backfield last Sunday In Kansas teresting note regarding atten- Stook was the (Inal pen (the one that Is supposed to Harvard jumped from fifth Lockerroom Buddies touchdowns against Detroit’s 9. C. Conn. 3-1 30 City’s 18-3 American Football dance Is the f.tct that the S ’* ^ Pittsburgh write the first time everytlme) to third after a sluggish 17-7 usually stiff defense—but the 10, Coast Guard 4-0 23 Conference victory over Den Orioles did not sell out tor any P‘ h®®^ °h just wouldn’t write as long as I victory over Northeastern while Lions had still won 41-38. Other schools receiving votes: ver. series game in either the last “ P was up in Cloud Nine. Holy Cross kept Us No. 4 posl- Despite the outcome, how The bruising Lanier made two.yoars, two against the New' ^ ntucky Colonels in the There aren't enough words in tlon with 118 points, five behind American International, Brldge- ever, Berry’s brilliant Individ eight unassisted tackles and York Mets and three last year the English language (Polish the Crimson. port. Brown, Maine, Mlddlebury Share Pirate Glory ual performance won him hon with Cincinnati. St^^ler Rick too) to say Just how I felt and Yale dropped from third to Northeastern, Rhode Island, was credited with two assists, ors today as the National Foot broke up a pass play and re- t, », V Robustelli has Joined his fa- am still (eeUng about the testl- fifth after a 28-21 loss to Col- Springfield, Vennont, Wesleyan, ball League’s Offensive Player „ , ther’s travel agency after fall- mony held for me Sept. 17. PITTSBURGH (AP) __ '*/&s failing, he In during the three playoff covered a fumble at the Chiefs’ of the Week. r i c r c 11 I l i c r c ing to make the grade as a Everyone just has to experi , * ' +V, wouldn’t run,” said Hebner of games, can’t find any reason to 38-yard line when the Broncos, He edged out quarterback The5' re roommates on m e Robertson. “He slows me down smile about his sudden hitting leading 3-0, threated to pad Baltimore Orioles have one Quarterback in the NFL. . ,To- ence It themselves to know John Brodie of Sun Francisco Punt, Pass and Kick Winners road. Their lockers are side and I hurry him up.” success after a two-month their margin in the first quar- rooter in Manchester this year ‘‘ay’s Chuckle: A new problem what I mean (you know Earl). and Minnesota running back in Tom Kelley, retired Man- ‘ieveloped at Schaefer Stadium by side. And now Bob Rob- During the winter, Hebner drought without a homer. ter. Dave Osborn for The Associ ertson and Richie Hebner digs graves, working for his fa- “ That’s my Job,” he said. ”I For his performance, Lanier Chester High director of athle- ‘h Foxboro last Sunday when really enjoyed doing what I did. Announced in Local Contests ated Press’ weekly award. tics and coacli. Last winter the Patriots entertained the First playing football all those are sharing the glory. ther who isthe superintendent guess I’m not supposed to do was named The Associated Berry repeatedly drove the while in Florida during spring BaiUmore Colts in a NFL con- years and making loads of true Motor Co. Punt, Pass Other partlclpanU: Brian Robertson and Hebner,' Pitta- of ® cemetery near Boston. He that well usually, but it’s my Press defensive player of the Falcons back within striking burgh Pirates teammates arc makes $35 a grave and each job to hit home runs. week, an honor bestowed on training, Kelley was given a ‘ ®st- More than 160 bus drivers friends. Then participating In nomoettUon was held Matre, John Lahda, Michael distance after Detroit had tak Baltimore cap by Tom Shopay, were refused free admittance to the Little League and Midget competlUon ^ new oUchefskle, o i ^ i t e s in personality.' And takes about two hours to dig. "The thing that makes me Willie for the first time, en big leads Sunday, but in the Football programs. Saturday at Mt. Nebo. The local Ostrout, Brian Charlebois, each hit solo home runs In op- “The faster you dig. the more happy is when somebody else is "It’s great to get a first,” La- reserve Baltimore outfielder “te stadium so they rebelled by end it was a 13-yard, fourth- My biggest satisfaction for sponsor was Dillon Sales & Richard Marshall, Steven Crls- posite curcumstances against you make,” Hebner pointed happy. And when I do that I’m nier said today. “An accolade from Bristol. Kelley wears the ffolng back to their buses and quarter Errol Mann field goal cap when playing golf at the leaned on their homs. The noise doing this was Uj meet the boys service Inc. and the Manchester plno, WllUam Kelley, Bobby San Francisco Tuesday out. happy. is always pleasant but my that gave the Lions their mar Robertson the stocky sandy- Hebner once was offered a Hebner, who missed five teammates on defense were Manchester Country Club . . . caused so much commotion I worked with in the previous jj^yegga Smith, Brian Jones, Steve Ev- gin of victory. haired first’ baseman, belted a contract with the Boston weeks during the second half of terrific. I always try to play Gloria Darling, new town worn- that at halftime the gates were years on the street and having winners and contestants were erett. “ It’s the same kind of frus home run in the second inning Bruins hockey team, but chose the season because of a viral consistently on defense in every en’s tennis champion, is anxious opened and the drivers were al them greet you With a big HI ^ follows- 12-year-old group: 1. Jimmy trating day as the last one off Giant ace Juan Marichal to baseball because he thought it infection in his chest and mill- game. (AP photo) to line up a job as a teaching lowed to enter the stands by Yosh or HI Mr. Vlncek. Espe- g-year-old group: 1. Alex Brit- Vlncek, 2. Michael Hayes, 8. give the Pirates a 1-0 lead. would be more lucraUve. “ But tary duty, had not hit a home “ Sometimes you get a feeling SCORE ONE FOR BIRDS— Frank Robinson is safe at home when wild pitch was,” Berry said, recalling his pro at one of the area clubs . . . Patriot officials. . .This brings dally the ones pushing baby „gj,' j. gean Driscoll, 3. Joseph PhUip Doucette, Hebner, the lean, fidgety hng.” said Oakland’s Reggie ^ only sixth in total offense and bases-loaded single. Left- Still Undefeated SPLIT HAIRS NOW (M), Hayes (BC), Gagnon (M), Manchester at Conard, 1:30 pains, was “ doing well” Mon- third baseman who digs graves Temple, probably its toughest Jackson, who slugged two home ând“ed''sw'jnger Hendricks was 14th in passing, his team, rank- ..n ..in .n i,..- ..ntin.. uy «...... - _____ y NEW YORK (AP) — Rlchard Lsugway (BC), Saunders (M). Woodrow Wilson vs. East day night “and has no com in the off season, listed himself opponem of the season. ™ns Tuesday. They ve got ev- intentionally walked by the ' ed 11th in the nation by the As Bennet Jr. High’s” ’varsity Yale Will Be Facing Toughie sociated Press, took both pass- team defeated John F. Kennedy Hartwlch no longer has to wor- ^ in ln g(M ). Crafts (M), Rich- Catholic, Mt.Neto 2 plications,” according to Dr. as "a goat” and ”a damn UConn coach Bob Casclola * right-handed Segui, who pre ing and scoring honors in the jr. High of Enfield yesterday ry about split decisions. The ards (BC). Simsbury at Rockville Sheldon Ooldgeler, a team irfiy- fool.” although it was his home said Tuesday during his weekly ferred to pitch to the right- statisticsstatlsUes released Tuesday by afternoon at Manchestpr’Manchester’ High’s Hio-h’s former European Eurooean amateur mid- JV’sJV s — Parker (BC) 17:09, Cross Couiitry „ i. m 1. . . run with two out In the eighth pre-game interview that three Tuesday. They had handed Brooks Robinson in a In Brown on Road Saturday statlsucs released niesoay oy afternoon ai ma c « Krause (M). Meier (M). Qlo- Greater Hartford Meet at add 2 Hebron Ttcketo on Hand. inning that won the game. of his important starters are Robinson boys, B r^ks and jjases-loaded situation, ihe National Collegiate Sports Memorial Field, 2-1. Services. After a scoreless first half, wigs. vlnazzo (BC), Aldrich (M). Goodwin Park ' gg______Hebner labeled himself a sidelined by injuries and two ®‘’®P®' And they Did it bother Robinson that NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) conference Tuesday. “ But this goat because his sixth inning others may not start because of ®**ni Jim Palmer pitching Segui showed him less respect? Yale football coach Carmen niy best team so far.” The Huskies completed 70 of Steve Werkoven slammed the error allowed the unearned Gi bruises from last week’s New “ e ’’*Ry game. "Heck, no,” said the great Bal- Cozza and Brown coach Len To be sure, that eould be 136 attempts in (our games for ball into the nets from 20- ants’ run which tied the score Hampshire game. "Palmer was the story to- tlmore third baseman. "If I Jardine agree on a couple of praise, and It is a 304.6 yard average. Their yards out to give Bennet a 1-0 1-1 after Bob Robertson’s fourth WingbackwingoacK Vinvin Ru.ssell,Ku.ssell, line- — ■” ...... Baltimore...... Managerwas him T would have rather tui i. ... . ^‘'“ ® Brown has lost both scoring lead is based on a per third quarter lead, home run of the series hW giv backer Jim Sproul and center ârl Weaver. "He didn’t have ‘ îngs as both teams prepare us games so far this year. But game average of 49.8 points, Kennedy battled back to tie PRE en the Pirates a 1-0 lead in the ------Bill O’Neil are not expected to ------ôed- stuff, but "he " . sure...... gave. P weekend’s Ivy League a first loss to Rhode Island (34- 9% ahead of Michigan and 10V4 up tfiF'seore at 1-1 early in the second inning. He said he felt ^ play at Storrs, Cascicla said. heart-and-gul performance Th6 only thing on my mind Contest in Providence. 21) was followed by the nearest In front of Oklahoma. fourth quarter, but with 1 :40 (AP photo) SEASON like a damn fool prior to his ‘ He is doubtful if defensive Wa-sn’t he really something in was: ’Boy, if I could only p t a They say Yale Will be playing of near-mlsses at Penn’s Trailing Washington in the of- left in the game, Bill McLean SKI SALE GAME-BREAKER—Rich Hebner rounds third af homer because of the way San tackle and co-captain Jim Pis- the ninth when he struck out hit vdth eveône back home the best Brewn team in thetr hands—17-16, with Brown doml- (enslve passing category is scored on a penalty kick for Starts Thur. Oct. 7th three in a row? watching on television.’ I .said Francisco pitcher Juan Mari ter hfemer in eighth gave Pirates 2-1 edge and win. ciottano and defensive half experience, and they say that nating the statistics. Florida State, a distant second Bennet’s winning gom. chal had been tftball ” How good we are is only Brown’s squad “ the best Brown Oklahoma, the nation’s Ray Lanzano goalie Jeff For- (1970 Models — Not All Sizes) take it to the people the 1971 season on his mind team we’ll face this year,” the relative to the -rest of the team that it (Yale) will have elghth-ranked team, is second man and Jeff Lozier, Boys' & Girls' Mens'— ^Women's league,” Jardine said at a news faced.” when he came to bat in the first-year coach adds. to Cornell in both total offense Bennet s record Reg. $12.95-$i7.96 $27.96 — $4B.(X) eighth. He had spent two weeks Three of the leading archly 15 Pr. W OOD SKIS, Reg. to $ 3 5 ...... $19J9 and rushing. The Sooners. 3-0. The "®>“ in a hospital with a virus tects of Temple’s 41-23 vlcttfry are only .2 yards per game off against Gideon Wells of Glas- who c a re -M IL E X around the heart, averaged May Be in Bullpen last week will be in the starting Moses Retfuest Fulfilled the Big Red's pace in rushing, tonbury at Mt. Nebo.______10 Pr. FISCHER & YAM AH A SKlS, $84. $95. $55JI0 *10.00 *20.00 only .200 the final 2'/x months, lineup Saturday. The passing Engioe Tune-up knocked in only 12 runs and hit OAKLAND (A P )—.Jim Palmer, who has pitched the WE HAVE ON SALE 10 DIFFERENT just three home runs. 9 Pr. HEAD 606s, 660s. $170 - $180...... • 40-step electronic engine Baltimore Orioles into the World Series three straight Bo^'Tômton wiir"demTnd MCC Booters Gain Top Spot $1(NUI0 AndAna tsOD Bob JunnmJohnson, Jn, methe JiAv 220- i i i i i ^ i i n i * i ^ iiitjimuii win ucjiiuiii. Johnson-Pinson Keys analysis pound Pittsburgh right-hander •Season.S, l(X))ced ahead to th e ba.seball cla.ssic and s a il, ^ ,Ar.ne eye from the UConn de S Pr. VR-17S & DYNAMIC 70s, $180 - $210 SKI PACKAGES • 30-step precision tune-up who came to the ball park ex- “ Ma.vbe I’ll w ind up in th e bullpen. fenders, asus will kicker Nick After TurningBack Hartford $119.00 • Electronic carburetor pectlhg to watch and wound up R was the funniest statement Mike-Mayer, who has booted Plus Many Other Skis at Comparable Savings! SKIS, BOOTS, BINDINGS, POLES adjustmejit plus parts the winner with eight innings of to come out of the Orioles’ Tuesday's victory and said, "He three field goals this year, the • Calibrate"baslc timing (most In Angels-A’s Trade cars) five-hit pitching, said he was a clubhousf.-, where the jokes and has the easiest Job in the world, h.ngest from 44 yards. College soccer team, under the • Parts and labor guaranteed "dud” all season. champagne corks flew Tue.sday do is wnte names Temple coach Wayne Hardin, ANAHEIM (A P )— Alex .Johnson, the suspended out guidance of Hoad Coach Bob visitors stormed back in 6.000 miles /120 days ”I’m a dud because I didn’t following a 5-3 playoff-clinching ^ „ppp „ In his comments to newsmen fielder who led the American League in hitting in 1970 Corlett, moved into first place jjjg third period as they started i 5 o ^ ' 3 5 o / o coast to coast win more games,” said Jehn- victory over the Oakland Ath- by telephrne. Indicated he Is ^ S7M0 The A’s from Manager TJick has been traded by the California Angels to Cleveland in the OCXAA with a 4-0 white- to penetrate the SKI BOOT SALE son, a 9-10 performer for the letlcs. expecting the worse. He said Williams diiwn «F-ke wi h re- impressed last for the Indians’ inoblem outfielder, Vada Pinson, washing over Greater Hartford defense. But strong defensive Brake Service Eastern champion Pirates. But TTie American I^jague’s East- sped of the Orioles and pre The Angels also sent along _"~r;------—------OC yesterday afternoon at Mt. efforts by Rick Darky, Ed - he wasn’t a dud Tuesday as he ern Division winners have weekend by the perfcrmance of OVER 130 PAIR OF BOOTS FROM • Brake lining guaranteed dlcUid they'll repeat as world catcher Jerry Moses, fulfilling yours."" BUZZARD METAL SKIS 40.000 miles/30 months struck oiLit seven and scattered swept their Western opponents u /h d h e r thev face play®f». including quar- LAST SEASON AT GREAT SAVING OF his request to be traded, and , ___ u. , ^ c Cougars started off in many would-be enemy goal at- ^ flve hits In eight innings, all three years since the major r>i,,„hur„h or San Francisco d Telllcr who engi- (i-YKAR GUARANTEE) • Parts and labor guaranteed Tnhnuon imt his chahce to leaeiieH w e n t to the divisional...... ne<;red the 28-21 victory over Tuesday’s deal also c.«.t Cleve- horn" . icKnson S ; fine fashion by scoring the first tempU. i , „ 6.000 miles/120 days Johnson got his chance to leagues went to the divisional National Iêague t u Z r touched the boU. With With eight Ifilnutes left in the TYROLIA OR SALAMON start when scheduled 'starter setup in 1969. Palmer has had the Wildcats, land pitcher Alan Foster and "This (m .. .. t. .. • Road test plus parts I came here knowing that I UConn is better than their infle’der-outflelder Frank Bak- chaflongos I cTn*’" hrao minutes gone by in the final chapter, Gumon t^ k a ALL MODELS. $35.-$50. NOW $30.00 STEP-IN BINDINGS • Specialists in disc brakes drum Nelson Briles reInjured a the honor of pitching the final opening stanza. Jack Wlssler pass from Mark Harrington to muscle In his right thigh while playoff game each year. might have to pack up and go record, said Hardin. "W e play ■ wait for the season to start. I BARRECRAFTER STEEL POLES .. .on American & brakes warming up. i ’ But if the I>lttsburgh Pirates home after the game, said tnethe ,he overall team, and in that Johnson, who hit .39 two sea- could say a lot of things about lot go a hard left foot shot that boot his hat-trick. „ , Foreign cars caulht the GHOC goalie flat After the contest C^rlot ALL MODELS $S5.-$60. NOW $40JI0 'The telephone rang in the PI- make the World Scries, Orioles A s Regg e . ac light UCenn is very capable of sons ago, was suspended with- the Angels, but they wouldn’t f ^ . i praised the outstanding play of 'rates’ dugout at 1 ;22 p.m.. Manager Earl Weaver will tw*®® 'M ng “ let cf tW^^ out pay in June when Angel be good for me or good for MILEX SERVICet: AIR CONOITIONINQ & COOLING SYSTEMS Iton' Gumon scored hta first his two Ironmcn halfbacks. Tom $m?50 SPECIAL eight minutes before the sched- have some thinking to do, ac- 'tidn t want to aecept t ® ' The meeting will be the last management said he wasn’t bnsobull,” LANGE PROS. Reg. $145. $05J)0 . BRAKES . CARBURETORS . ALTERNATORS • BATTERIES NOW $95M — uled starting time. .;ordlng to Palmer. ‘ he Orioles made me, ,or some time between the two hustling. Through the Major Pinson, 33, had productive of three gool* momenU later McLoim and John ------■ " ■ " 1""”------when ho took an offensive pass, Saturday night, under “ Brile* can't make It," pitch* "From what I’ve wjen, WilllamH, who lock the A’h to teamH. In place cf Temple, I-eague Players’ Association, he years ; at Cincinnati and 8t ASK FOR DAVE Ina coach Don Osborn told iheyTe more susceptible to their first title In Oakland in UConn wi!l pick up tough Delii- filed a griovanec and won hub- Louis before ho was traded to ITkeawSrfmm “ “ ®h®" ®'’ Manager-Danny Murtaugh. offspeed pitching. So, maybe Ids first year as manager, said, waie on next years schedule. pended pay (about $29,000) on u,e Indians In 1969 la his 18th • fonder* and rocketed a shot into Palmer ^ ^ 0 10^ 1^ the nets us Manchester took a agulnst Middlesex C.C. Injw im 249 BROAD STREET S a n Francisco Manager I’ll wind up In the bullpen,” ” We won 101 bill games this Beth teams wen last weekend grounds he was emotionally year In the majors, ho hit 264 au"ck 2.0 lead. portant conference meeting. (Near the ParkiUie m MuoluRtor) Charlie Fox brought Aristotle said the hard throwing right- year. We have a good ball club, after earlier lesfcs. Temple had dlstrubed and should have been with 11 homo run* and 8S runs With time running out in the Overall, Uio Cougar* po*t a SHOP placed on the team’s disabled batted in. MART 648-2197 into the playoffs. hander who was one of four 20- and we did the best we could, been defeated 17-3 by lesion ' IAP pliot(i) on^î^ auartT oumw took 4-1 mark and are 8-0 in the loop. MM "Did you expect Jiohnsqn, a game winners for Baltimore In It wasn’t good enough.’ ’ (,'ollege but milled last Satur- ' l-h^9 next quarter yô* played Scoror«-

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CARPENTRY and remodeling, ployment, good starting sal preferred. Coll Cavey’s two year old In my 61 Monastic M sT" M 57 58 to ing blind box ads who 644-1775. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, ary. Send complete resume to taurant, 643-1415. Phone 646-5668. superior desire to protect their Bonds - Box T, Manchester Herald, for 62 Shakespear 80 ST 82 additions and garages. Call WILL BABYSIT In my home, identity can follow this 1963 MERCURY, 4-d(X>r, Com- ALL types of drywall jobs, ma- Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. Interview. ean queen procedure; Stocks - Hortgoges 27 Help Wanted - days, or Saturdays. London 63 Girl’s name 63 ST 68 et, good condition, 649-9949. terials furnished and installed. , < sand finished or sprayed cell- GENE’S Carpentry — Remod- HAIRDRESSER wanted, ex Mole or Female 37 Park. Phone 643-4082. 64 Mr. Enclose your reply to M ORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd, Khayyam’s 1960 MGA 1600 aeries, wire Ings. Free estimates, fully in- ellng kitchens, rec rooms, ad- perienced, excellent working T ^ the box in an envelope — mortgages—Interim financing MATURE woman will do house (NIWSPAPIR ENTERPRISE ASSN.) wheels, mint condition. Best of conditions. 643-7906 and 233- sured. Call Ron Craig, 646- dltlons, roofing and siding, re- — expedient and confidential work by the day. Own trans address to the Classified fer. Call 643-4260. 8318. HOSPITAL CLEANING ( w c : ^ M an ager, Manchester 0283. pair work. 872-2929. service. J. D. Real Estate As PERSONNEL portation. 528-5460. Evening Herald, together soc., 643-5129. g f 1964 VCiLKSWAGEN, fair condi STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, LEON CIE ZYN KI builder — WANTED — women to work in M t u k Koom would be >rbur -place w ould If you had dreamim« ed Pan throuijh your with a memo listing the 8 8 The {jrlndple re^xmslblllty MOTHER will babysit for your tion, needs starter, $250. Call fireplaces, flagstone terraces. rest home for elderly ladies, 1 a ■shambles Too, look a ■frKjht... wild hoHses house all ni Pets 41 If not It will be handled vin Lundy Agency, 527-7971. SHARPENING Service — Saws, dential or conunercial. Call mopping and vacuuming. In the usual manner. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart PEKINGESE - Pomeranian knives, axes, shears, skates, 649-4291. Additional duties Include pe ORAMPAW 10-6 Classic 1953. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. PART-TIME, evenings, clean poodle pupptes tor sale, one rm 6 6 LiKg xALmtS’ rotary blades. Quick service. riodic spot cleaning of T H I S " ^ ing of offices. 846-4220. male, one female. 641M313. AMP AmAL6 AMP 649-1656 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 interior wall surfaces, win Roofing - Siding 16 dows and llghUng fixtures. Lost and Found 1 Main St., Manchester. Hours RA'TER — Hartford location. B E A U T IF U L angora kittens, $TU(^F ONLY WAPPtN IN K A L I T ^ The pay is excellent, the dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9 G LTTE R S and roofs, all types Business Opportunity 28 Immediate openings In down free to good home. Phone al IB6T FOUND — The best place to CHEVROLET, 4-door Bel- benefits are outstanding and COMIO SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NBSAL Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. repaired and replaced. Rea town agencies for experienced ter 5 p.m., 646-2818. alr, 6 cylinder, radio, heater, ______the atmosphere U friendly. chooee home decorations and auto raters familiar with pri good running condition. Cali EXCAVATING. BULLDOZING sonable prices. Free esti Please call Personnel Dept., EIGHT-month old AKC Boxer, gifts is Your Gift Gallery at vate and pulHic vehicle coding 649-5965 1-5 p.m. only. mates, 646-1399. SUNOCO Manchester Memorial Hos female, bousebroken. Excel Watkins, 986 Main St. Your ______grading, septic tank and drain and rating. Salary depending age work. State licensed, fully pital, 71 Haynes 8t., Man lent with children. 646-5390. Mff'® 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, red con- ,4L L A P L A N T —- Siding, ro' LOST — 4-months old mongrel Gran Turisimo, \inyl top, im chipper with man. hour day or repairs 649-64K5, 875-9109 568-3400, Evenings and week- Dad may be seen. OoU after 4 Please apply to Mr. Doody, 10 chester division. ANEPTW S IS PAAIAA! rrpA ys ddi Beagle, white with brown maculate condition. $975. 211 week. 742-9606. ______' ends, Mr. Hague, 413-534-1366 875-8880. 3 1 TO a.m. to 4 p.m. dally. Butter ME ANC?C>ADP'/ARE O N E spots, one black, ana pink eye. Main St., Manchester. ------collect. a d v e r t i s e , fields Department Store, Man Driving record must COIAINtS OVERTOviStT! Answers to Stubby. 646-1664. Roofing and 1 ALWAYS MAPRIASEABLE / ANDITIGNT \ chester Parkadc. clean and you must SA"/'. 1 w MUST.LVG v-8 automat- HouschoW Servicos 13-A Chimneys 16-A steady. Apply: Live Stock 42 DAUGH" / G0IN6 15 BE EAGVn LDSjr — Male dog, mostly <3old- Ic, power steering. Low mile- ______Help Wonted^Femede 35 CHANCE for a $400 wardrobe en retriever with red collar, age. New battery. Call 644-2089 LIGHT trucking, ceUar and ROOFING — Specializing re- free, earn $ 1 ^ for <3u1st- EAST HARTFORD- CAB FO R SA LE EngUsfa black geld vicinity Lakevlew Terrace, after 1 p.m. attics Accotmtant, cleaned, odd jobs, pairing roots of all kinds, new U '^ ip ^ E E P E R mas. Call 643-7547. CO. ing, 16,1, 10 years, very gentle, Coventry. Reward. Call 742- lawns, trees cut and removed. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, challenging position in Man 1964 CHEVROLET Impola, 2- good lady's horse, has many 9649. Call 643-6000. cleaned and repaired. 30 chester public accounting of- MORNINGS for doctor's office, 107 Burnside Avimie door hardtop. 283, excellent ribbons, $600. Call 646-3353. years experience. Free esti flee for bright person to assist largely telephone work, some East Hartford. Conni condiUon. $550. Phone 649-8848. HAVE TRUCK, will travel, mates. Call Howley, 643-5361. busy accoimtant. Fam iliarity general office routine Includ- clean cellars, garages, attics. with individual income tax re- e Wtfcr HU hfc. TJii jga. UA Nt OW. Announcements 1963 FORD, OTuntry Squire, 9- ing typing. Call 649-5660. Articles For Sole 45 Tree rem oval and odd jobs. .tums would be helpful. State passenger, V-8, automatic SECURITY OFFICERS ( 0 -6 USED furnace forced air, 13S,- “The Senator was for filling wages and prices . . . Free estimates. College stu qualificaOlons and salary de PostUons available for 3 securi transmission. radio, power dent. 875-8066. HeotingandPhimbing 17 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 000 BUi, burner, 3-ton air-condi> sired. Reply to Box RR, Man- ty officers in a state operated he was just against wages and prices fixing him!" steering, $400. Call 6494264. tioning unit. 644^2427. $100 REW ARD LIGHT trucking, cellars and at- GRANTS Plumbing Service - cheater Herald.______CLERK community college. 35-hour 1965 RAMBLER, standard tics cleaned, odd jobs. Rubbish Free estimates, plus quality fxnjyfTERGIRL working hours week, 3 shifts available. Many transmission, 4-door sedan, Experience preferred, good fig- fringe benefits. Apply to Mf,. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY For information leading to removed, domestic and com- work. 643-6341. 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply in per- ure aptitude essential. Ten key Flichard Holton. $275. Call 643-6201. merclal. 644-8962. the arrest of persons respon S A if WATSON Plumbing and son. 2 to 4 p.m., Hmiardvllie experience necessary. I f P A T B t T H E OLD n o w a d a y s BY DICK CAVALLl sible for damage to build MANCHESTER Sniff WINTHROP COMET 1961 four-door sedan. Heating. Bathroom remodel Luncheonette, 303 Adams St., Company benefits Include paid LA IIK L raOOBATIVO OA/s rrw'ê IT ^ T D ings and equipment owned TREES removed, lots cleared, ABERNATHY, $85. Cali 649-9537 after 4:30 attics and cellars cleaned. ing and repairs. Free esti 34anchester. insurance program, sick leave C05QIUNITY COLLEGE b e c a u s e i t Sniff CATCH A by the Jarvis Enterprises. WHY THIS WINTHROf’ I WANT VOC TAKE C-H-r-P-S OUT BACK AND EMECy TIME THEY START p.m. Light trucking, also ]>alnUng. mates. Call 649 3808. benefits, free parking. 40-hour 60 Bidwell St., Manchester k^/AS THERE, PA R T -TIM E secretary, for lo- . COMPULSION PPÊATH TO DO SOMETHING GIVE HIM A B-A-T-H. SPELLING CUT MORDS , . ^ week 18-4:30), paid holidays. 646-4900 1969 PONTIAC LeMans, con Free estimates. 646-5489 alter TDCLIAABA OF FRESH FORME... SOMETHING JARVIS ENTERPRISES, INC. M it M Plumbing and Heating, caJ law office. Reply Box vertible, red with white top. 4:30 p.m. MOUNTAIN? AIR! u n p l e a s a n t h a p p e n no job too small. Free esti •SS ", Manchester Herald. AMERICAN PARTS INC. // TOME. 288 E. Center St. Excellent condition. Lew m ile TWO handymen want a variety mates giadly given. Bathroom PART-TIME job. mornings. BOOKKEEPER — accounts I 643-4112 age. Owner, 649-3114. remodeling, beating systems 289-8611 Call 649-8979. of jobs by day or hour. We payable and general ledger ex worked on, w ater pump work, 1968 BUICK Wildcat, full pow clean yards, attics and cellars perience required salary com------faucet packings. 649-2871. er, including air-conditioning. P-easonably. Call 643-5306. mensurate with ability. Fringe DEPENDABLE woman to as- CREDIT CLERK LOAM benefits, m o d e rn alr-condl- slst mother in light housework :::3 Personols Excellent condition. $2,100. R E W E AV IN G of bums, moth- Part-tinte, 2 oigkto aad TOP QUAUTT LOAM, tloned office. East Hartford and babysittii^ in large home, OON^d-, o ? 1970 Ford Mustang, 2-door boles. zippers repaired. Win HiKoefy, Satardays FILL AND GRAVEL FOR RiWiaMAV RIDE wanted to Hartford capi hardtop, $2,150. 1966 Pontiac 2- area. Send resume to Box G. Write to Box P. Manchester APPLY /a-6 dow shades made to measure, Dressmaking 19 SALE. OlCi- tal region from Keeney Street door hardtop, make an offer. all size V'enelian blinds. Keys Manchester Herald. Herald. W. T. GRANT •^VAU-I area, hours 9-0. Call 649-3663. LATUUPPE BROS. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE The Savings Bank of Manches made while you wait. Tape r^ LADIES' dresses, suits, wedding w-d j t e R vacations are fun. OAL FRIDAY - Experienced MANCHESTER PARKADE corders for rent. Marlow's. 867 gowns and veils, all custom INC. RIDE wanted to Hartford, Aet ter, 646-1700. Take one this winter. Avon preferred, average skills, ■0 . (.AMIGOS' PANCE, RODRIGO/ S mi tr NIA. W. TM. I., Ul. PM. oil Main St.. 649-5221 made. Some alteratiocis. Rea earnings can take your family 74^M77 — tn-UM na Insurance, EHm St., from 1968 AMBASSADOR with alr- growing company. Call for ap sonable prices. 649-1133. to fun in the sun or snow. Be io-*> PAHCE Highland Park, Porter St. 646- condltloner, 4 new tires, $1,400. WASHING machine repairs, pointment. 646-8100. an Avon Representative. Earn fORUS! 2928 evenings. RCA. Whirlpool, Kenmore. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Call 528-3917 after 5 p.m. in your spare time. It’s fun Maytag. Reasonable rates. DRAINFIELOS fYHJJBfiB! graduates, unmar too. Call 289-4922 gr gREAKFAgr-LOCKE'S eARPENER PRIK)a» IM A GURPRI'glMg Owner of Pike.... CoinV.- Wash—. and Moving - Help Wonted-Mole 34 Bocithoe and ried, Interested In forming Load Cletsriog club or organization to get col Auto Accessorfes—Tires 6 D'y cleaning, 275 west. Middle Trucking — Storage 20 ATTENÔN ladles^ TIRE service man for growing YOUR GEORCP H. GRIPPING, lege people together. Reply Turnpike, next to Step and .MANCHESTER — DeUvery- ~ you like some independence? lire concern. Good benefits 1963 VOLKSW AGEN mo|pr all Join our young company sell foe. CHOICE Box "TT", Manchester Herald. Shop 643-4913. 647-1719. light trucking and package de- and overtime. Apply In person, dismantled, needs two bear ing today's fashions Week two AND O VER — 742'7$M hvery. Refrigerators, washers Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. Oaonusteed fat wfUfaig briera MAN wanU ride to P 4t W, East ings. 643-5848. nights, earn Must have and stove moving, specialty. 296 Broad St.. Manchester. yon enliat for only 3 ji< Hartford, gate 6, first shift, 62 a car, no investment. Call 742- Building Contracting Folding chain for rent. 649- Oxford Bt., 643-2225. 14 9682. 742-7562, for no obligation PART - TIME evenings, floor o Eleefroitlce ------if732. • Heavy • Avfas- ZZ= Trailers - ^ ' M ASONRY work all types stone ______interview. washing and janitorial duties WAITRISS and concrete, no job too small, Call 646-4220 Part-time, 9 to 4 p.m., weekly Automobiles For Sole 4 Mobile Homes 6*A PART-TIME waitresses. 2 or 3 over 20 years experience Free Pointing - Popering with Hmrodays off. Apply ia 643*162 — 615-3 21 evening* weekly. No experi WANTED — Fuel oU drivers 1986 COMET, 6 cylinder, stan Y E A R END clearance on all estimates. Call after 5. 643- INSIDE-ootilde painting. Spe ence necessary. Apply in per- apply m person, Moriarty VloU the AU New Vilgafri dard. Best offer. Call after 4 left over and used Cox camp 1S70 or 644-2975. " ^ T. GRANT CO. A m y Bq-jaa Mmim M. ALLEY OOP cial rates (or people over 65. ' son. A .C Petersen. 238 North Bros.. 301 Center St . Manches BY V. T. HAMLIN p.m., 742-7153. ers and T erry Travel trailers. .Mam .St Top ScAch .Shopping Mooebe-ster P arkade Manirbeoter Campera Holiday, Inc.. P-raite CESEPwAL .ontracUng - C»r- Call my competitors, then call ter. See, Scotty. WON’T YOU KNEW THAT'D ) N E E D C AR ? CTedIt very bful? penlry, roofing, siding, gut me Estimates given. 649-7863. Plaza TELL ME WHAT , LATER, MAN, ...ARE YOU SURE 66, Portland. 1-312-1212 GRAB HIMI J ters. masonary. additions. No YOU’RE DOING? I LATER! DON'T MR. BOOM GOT BACK Bankrupt, repoasesslon? Hon- PJCHARD E MARTIN. Full SEVEP.AL women needed for WANTED SWEAT IT, OKAYf TO THAT MOOYIAN sat Douglas accepts lowest IMC Von camper, older. Inter- job too (tm-ill. Free estimate. SCENE AU RIGHTT BY MILTON CANIFP profesaicnai painting service, light assembly work. Apply ui STEVE CANYON national camper conversion. Call Fred 644-1218 or Dave 649- denvn, smallest payment, any- tntertor-extenor. Free estl- per*on Engineered Metals I*'. EXPERIEN'CED V Any reasonable offer. 649-9949. 0773. THE PILOT INTRODUCES EACH MEMBER F A THIRD PILOT, WITH THE MPEAST - O F \^ T H E N YOU WILL NOT ’ wttere. Not small loan finance mate>. fully insured. 649-4411. Hilliarrl St Manchester OF THE CREW...COPPER NODSTB’BURT CAPTAiKT? WHAT SO TROUBLED, WE COURSE... NEED. HIM UP FRONT com pony plan. Dcsjglas Motors OFFICE MANAGER FABRICATION DOES MR. ARROYO ARE CARRVINfl A ALL THE T IM E -IF 1 1969 SHASTA. 14' camper trail WES ROBBINS Carpentry re /HISS CALHOONA ARROYO', AS TD EACH OF THE OTHERS 346 Main. T. J. FLA N A G A N A SONS - Wa n t e d part-time afternoon I AM YOUR -THEN... DO? SPARE DRIVER-IN HAVE OTHER DUTIES er. Sleeps 4, Ice box. 3-bumer modeling ipe< i-a!ut. Additions, recepeionist doctors off-.f* CASE OF-AH FOR HIM7D PERFORM,'! ret roomt. dormer*, porcheis. Painting and papering Fully To handle complete respon- AIRCRAFT 1985 FORD fJountry Squire, 10- stove vrith oven. 12 volt. 110 'ncAl duties, m'-utt t>"pe Call SHOP SUPERVISOR COMMANDER CASUALTIES.' labinetA formica. built-ins insured, workm en'* compemva- ■ .oillly 'A a large motor fa r passanger wagon, automatic, volt, or gas lights. Real clean tlon. liability, preperty dam 649-*979 rier heaflq'jarser.v offi- e $995. Hartford Rd. Enterprlsea. bathroom)-, kitchens. 619-3444 Superv ise shop personnel in fabricating spîal ordeni. power steering, power brakes, age. C .ll 643-1949 m.'.iud-- v.--,rk M/mchester. 643-2408 r a t e r Hirt/f^rd teatir, VV’oodworking and layout background desired. Indus air-conditioned, $750. 643-4642. S .i IJiFLAMME Carpenter r.--.vdar.g ,! td,'iiir.*tr&- '-e to eling and repairs t-laH any ti'.--- etf Si. iry vf-en, ex- o ! fnr,g- fcenefiti in- gram where ycu fEP.S. garagM . posnebes. tior., ind much more. Bend BY OOKEI^ aiM| PENN 13M VOtACSWAOEN, fastbnek. J P LEMIS A SON tustem with liason between persemi! / P»aJkJ rec rooms, room athHtlosui. resume slating expected sal /CYRANO! t X and -.;>rper.u/. Ap;.'.y a : o De.e. r t t - v m . M IN I bike, 3'9 h p . $88. /'all Nl'WTON H SMITH A 80N »- ir.ale» Call 643 2^/1-4 alter 4 II M am . 646-Jlli; Welstor.* '.rjir.'.e.-.' C orp . t f'viirt Bt Day*. 6-day •»«$(. faw •vcfUate, gswd M arty 643-7f/T7 after 6 p.m Remodellng. repsiring. addi- p m. -y C Tobacco Corp ood benefits. TMa Is a 137* C U m VH O U C r Impmla aim - , Uons. rec rooms, porch* 1 and P.ca:h-,ine to ods ooce fat aO ter pi vortlMa, automatic, Vi, power roofing. No >ob loo small. Call RATER - Hartford location. CONSTRWTnoN Laborers. dealer . .Ne ptuese rnUa apply fas otooring, power brabeq, one HONDA, 1969, 360 ( IB. Excellent 649-3144. P A P E R IN G and patoUng. uue- Ap Casushy experience In land ply Alco Developtnent COrp. Q o owner, $3,3M. 643-4370 aifter i. condition, $660 Call 6436817 nor and exterior. Ckll 649^2424. JACQUES of all trades, corpes- lord, tenant, com mercial fleet ! O w rt Bt RockvIEte MUbTANO 1970, Mach 1 juja, 250 ce'e original, good iry, additioru. paneling re------— ------Salary liOO phis, free porkuic M ORim Y BROS., MB. ffmrnii Mock, alimarl avery option, condition First $725. Phone modeling, genersd repairs No ^ OuBvenlenl to bos line* Fee .3fAN pgart-Um*. presently 3u cE-HTiai tmuact wuicmBnnt. com. Kaiba me an offer. After 5 evenlnge between 5 6 p m.. 646- psid John Dee Agency. *6 r.i.'.yed to .w-.'fk - fV.re ' p.m,, iM-OtM ' 0679 I ,ssr Read HeraW Ad» Pr e’ t St • Hartford 77V*4>'.i> T

MAhTCHESTER EVENING HERALp. MANCHESTER.' CONN., WEPNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971 PAGE THIRVy -FOUR MANCOTDSTBR^BVEKING HERALD, MAN^Êf^TER. (X)NN„ . - WEDNEiSDAY,.OCTOBER 6, 1971 PACE THERTY-PIVA 72 Ho u m s For Solo 72 H oh w s For Solo 72 Houiof For Solo Aportmenfs - Fl6fs - Housfs For Solo 72 Ho u sm For Solo 72 Uta Solo 73 Out of Town Out of Town Out of Town W onted ~ Real Estate 77 Space Scientist T«nem«nts 63 MANCHESTER — Brent Rd., 7- b o u l d e r RD. — Immaculate MANCHESTER AIR-er office printing with the scientists and engineers for Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. located on a hill. Aluminum Articles For Sole 45 Household Goods 51 line, near schools, shopping, a large 7-room home with Crooketl, Realtor, 876-0279. ty, Realtors, 649-9833. 100-year-old equipment. their work. LARGE RANCH—First floor WARANOKE RD. — 4-bedroom 289-7475, 646-4678, siding, 8 bedrooms, beautiful ALUMINUM sheeta used as churches '(closest thing to a TWO FINE HOMES the best of everything, come den. IK acre country lot. Cloee SEWING MACHINE — 1971 zig family room, 41 beautiful fire Cape in choice residential MANCHEISTER Six-famlly 742-8248 printing plates. .009 thick, 23x zag, unclaimed layaway, bal private home) 3216. Call 644- have a^ Hook. Flease cidl Mr. to 1-84. |27,9(W. T. J. Crockett. places, 2 full baths, 2-car ga area, 3 bedrooms up, one Here are 2 new custom and a two-family. Fine condi 34", 26 cents each or 5 for $1. ance 341.85.’ Singer zlg zag, 1611. We nded a 3-bedroom Cape. Gordon, 649-6806. Realtor, 876-6379. rage, 2 years old, 342,900. down, 2 baths Priced to sell. homes to choose from on tion throughout, a good invest 2 44S-37U. originally over 3300, now only T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- If you are thinking of sell Kennedy Rd. here in town. ment. Secondary financing • • • • GLASTONBURY — Cosy Ckqpe 346.86. Singer Touch and Sew, DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart TWO FAMILY—Remodeled in 1677. ing, call us, for profession dSCStBBNEU} locun, sand, A magnificent 8-room Swiss available. Owner has other In B W 348.60. All guaranteed, easy 1967, entire inside paneled and al appraisal. (No obllgaUon). BARROWS and WALLACE. OO. Cod, 8 bedrooms, 3 full baths, ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, chalet that features 3 or 4 terests. 60s. Wolverton Agen S gravel, processed gravel. terms. 522-0931, dealer. complete appliances, 2 air- carpeted, 334,600. EIGHT-ROOM Raised Ranch, Manchester Parksule flreplaced-Uving room, woll-to- AUTOMOTIVE bedrooms, large beamed cy, Realtors, 649-2813. We are members of the Na *st«ne, fill. Also bulldozer and conditioners, full basement, 2(4 baths, four bedrooms, two Manchester, 649-6806 waU carpeting, laundry off LIKE new floor length 2-tone celling living room, country tional Association of Real 5 backhoe service and drain washer-dryer hook-up, vanity COMMERCIAL BUILDING, ap fireplaces, wall-to-wall carpet kitchen, paneled den or fourth blue draperies with under cur styled kitchen, formal din FOREST HILLS AREA Estate Boards. Also mem J fields. George H. Grifflng, An- type bath, glass sliding doors, proximately 6,000 sq. ft. of floor ing, sundeck, two-car garage. ELEGANT four-bedroom older bedroom, encloeed porch, fenc- ( J i i / d o r tains to match. Enough for one ing room, center fireplace, bers of the Manchester, dover. 742-7886. onto patio. 3220 per month. area, zoned industrial. For sale Austin A. Chambers, Realtor, New on market, custom built home. Ehccellent condition. ed-ln yard, oversiz^ 2-car ga «»______3 baths, 2-car garage. Of Hartford, and Vernon Board 9’ picture window and two 3' Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, or lease, 370,000. MLS, 643-2326.. raised ranch with all the trim New kitchen and bathroom, rage, new roof, newly painted, j of Realtors. SERVICE CENTER J ESCERCYCLE, Ironrlte mangle windows. Call 647-9650 after 5 fered for 348,000 or a charm 643-2692. mings, aluminum siding, fire newly redecorated, Btoar ga* convenient location. Owner, ^ and rattan lounge chair, call p.m. ROCKLEDGE — Large custom ACREAGE — Circa 1800. 11- ing 6-room Raised Ranch © 1971 by N IA, Inc. place, 1(4 baths, rear deck, KriNriAw nr. ri- ...... rage. Ideal family home. $81,> 683-4087. - after 5 p.m. 647-1823. LARGE 6-room apartment plus built Ranch. Living room 27’ ropm Colonial, bam, high ele with 2 fireplaces, 3 bed CLEAN, used refrigerators, attic and basement storage, "Sorry, man. I'm not a farmer—overalls are the latest long, master bedroom l.txlO’, vation, sweeping views. Hutch rooms, glass sliding doors, ov»f ""'on‘“ê“of ® COVENTRY NORTH - DeltoTe ‘*•1970 SKIDOO, 24 h.p. Nordic, ranges, automatic washers oven) . . . on one of the big- ^ e d ------H centrally located. Available plastered walls, parklike yard, ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. sun decks, and room for fu 8-room Raised Ranch with all 2 driven by little old lady only. with guarantees. See them at thing in men's fashian!" gest lots in the area . . . approx, Nov. 1st. Nice yard. Security with 26x40’ swimming pool. This ture expansion on the lower baths, bullt-ins, fuU atUc, fire- VERNON-Manchester line — 8- the extras. Two fireplaces, •• Phone 643-4648 after 6 p.m. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 three quarters ot an acre. Own mm- ______and references required. 3216. may be the house you have beên MANCHESTER — New Ustlng, level. Offered for 348,500. place, plastered walls, city room Split level, family room, wall-to-wall carpeUng, double New Low Profile Design at Main St. Call M3-2171. er transferred, excellent value. ^DARK RICH stone free loam, a month or 3200. with main trying to find for a long time. 4-4 duplex, new baths, two bed Both of these homes are utilities, immediate occupancy, pool, half-acre lot with eye op- door front entry, spacious foy Call today for an appointment. rooms. Only 326,900. Wolcott T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. er, laundry room, two baths, jj 6 yards 320. Sand, gravel, REFRIGERATOR — apart- tenance. 646-0481. situated on a high treed lot Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. pealing beauty. Hayes Agen- Out of Town Realtors, 568-8200. with a terrific view. Call us fourth bedroom or study. Open . M stone, manure, pod, and patio ment size, like new, 375. 30” Furnished OVERSIZED 6-room Cape Cod MANCHESTER - One - bed and we will show you MANCHESTER and vicinity — ***'<>^*^’______beamed cathedral ceilings, M* ______sand. 643-9601. gas stove, 336. Aluminum com Apartm ents 63-A For Rent 6 6 with attaclved breezeway and 2- MANCHESTER -- Four-family room garden apartment. Car through. buying your first home? Let NICE 0(4-room Ranch, 8 bed sUdlng glass doors from dining LOW PRICES! bination screen doors, 310. car garage, beautifully land in center of town location. All INVITATION 2 SUPER stuff, sure nuf 'ITiat’s peting, all appliances, heal, t w o -b e d r o o m furnished our conscientious sales staff rooms, one acre treed lot, one- room to large wooden deck, each. 643-2465 evenings or 643- RfXaCVILLE—2 bedroom apart Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and parking. 3170- Immediate apartment, all utilities, close scaped treed lot 140x150, large 3-room apartments for mini help you find the home to fU car oversized garage, near sUdlng glpss doors from large 1442. ment available in new build U & R REALTY CO, INC. T O BID and upholstery. Rent electric occupancy. Highland Oak Vil to shopping and bus, wall-to- living room, dining room and mum maintenance. New heat 643-2692 your needs. As members of new shplng center, $26,900. rusUc cedar rec room to stone/ ing. Consists of 4 large rooms bedrooms, modem kitchen. As ing system. Excellent invest Sealed bids will be received Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 640 J shampooer 31. The Sherwln- TRADER " P " - - AnUquea, lage. 643-6177, Evenings 647- wall carpet, fireplace, parking. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor MLS we have over 100 listings paUo, beautiful landscaping on with private terrace and pool. sumable mortgage. Immediate ment opportunity. Wolverton at the office of the Director of in ail price ranges starting at m Williams Co. used furniture and appliances, 9921. Available to responsible mar 4636. K acre comer treed lot. fllx- Deluxe Mud & Snowl Includes heat, hot water, car occupancy. Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. General Services, 41 Center 38,900'. Call the Mitten Agency, 50 Pearl St., Manchester. Open ried couple. 366 weekly, se 323,900, 6-ROOM Ranch, wail-to- ceUent cendiUen. Jesdor Real ^ CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy LOOKING for anything in real peting and all appliances. Lo Street, Manchester, Conn., un MLS, Realtors, 643-6930, 649- daily and evenings. We buy curity required. 643-4944 or 643- STATELY 4-bedroom Colonial, 325,900—7-room Colonial, two wall carpet, recreaUon room, tors, MLS, 742-9682, 688-1411. 4 to do with Blue Lustre. Rent estate rental — apartments, cated in a country setting. Im sundeck city sewers, split til October 18, 1971 at 11:00 a.m. 9890. and sell. 643-6946. 4246. completely redecorated first baths, paneling, four bed * electric shampooer 31. Olcott homes, multiple dwellings, no mediate. occupancy. Rockland for floor, front-to-back living room, rail fence. Hutchins .Agency TOWN OF MANCHESTER Variety Store. lees. Call J.D. Real Estate As Terrace Ap.irtments, High rooms, fireplace, huge treed BITUMINOUS SURFACING- MANCHESTER area — 9-room GE WASHER and dryer, 4 formal dining room, modem lot. Large pool. Hutchins Realtors, 649-6324. Legal N o Hc m months old, cost 3490, sacrifice sociates, Inc. 643-6129. Business Locations land Ave., 872-4046, 529-6686. mOHLAND PARK SCHOOL custom built Garrison Colo LEGAL NOTICE 78 Series Tires Ti ^h r e b walnut end tables, kitchen with breakfast alcove, Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. 3300. Also fireplace ensemble, MANCHESTER — Bowers LOWER PLAYGROUND. nial. Large family type rooms. The Zrailng Board of AppeaU ------— * beautiful dolls and accesso- NEW 3-room apartment, large For Rent 64 EAST HARTFORD, attractive 1(4 baths, garage, assumable School, 6-room Bungalow, fire Five bedrooms, 2(4 l^ths, dou coat 375, sacrifice, 350. Call closets, wall-to-wall carpet Bid forms, plans and specifi wlU hold public hearings on o r d e r OF notice o r hearin g . lies, child's table and chairs, PRIME air-conditioned office 4-room apartment, nice yard, mortgage, 334,600. $24,700 place, two additional rooms ble garage. Hayes Agency, ; many games, never used. 646-7696. throughout, range, refrigera bus line, references, no pets, cations are available at the Monday October 18, 19n, „oWARD=f5^*^B^RT a-K-a • Full 4 Ply Nylon Cord ConstrucHon space. Pyramid Building, 367 EAST SIDE, high and dry, lower level. Garage, carport, 646-0131. Baby stroller, jumper, and tor. disposal, air-condltloners, 3135. 649-5324. COLONIAL with swimming pool, General Services Office, 41 ______Ing at 7 :(» p.m.. In the Hear- WILUAM v ib b b r t ujrfiolstered traditional E. Center St. Available Aug. 1. porch. Only 323,600. Hayes shades, basement storage, first-floor family room, one full, on Norman St., off of Oak Center Street, Manchester, Con MANCHESTEHl — Chestnut Municipal ^ uL*?hSiSSs'’be held • Extra Doop Cloots for Go-in-Snow Powor basinette. All like „ new and chairs single uiôlstered Secretarial and telephone an Agency, 646-0131. priced to sell. 643-6142. laundry faclliUes, - parking. COVENTRY — new deluxe 3% 2 half baths, enclosed screened St. necticut. Street, comfortable four-bed- Building to hear and consider court on appUcatlon Her- modem chair, pair large swering service available on rooms, carpeting, TV antenna, porch, centrally air-conditioned, Town of Manchester • Tiroe Drillod to Accopt Studs Heat and hot water furnished, Three bedrooms, huge walk- MANCHESTER — 6-room Co- room older home. Insulated, tte f o U ^ peUUcns: STATE WOOD storm windows and lamps, draperies, dioice qual premises. . Call 9-6, 647-9903. appliances, sound - proofed, large yard, 338,900. Connecticut 3175 per month. Near bus, in closet in each. Nice big lonial In central location, re fireplace, modem kitchen, 1(4 HikAxuriU AiMOm itrument punioriln* to be the 1am screens. Hot water dl burner. ity. Reasonable. Call until 8 paneling, parking, no pets, Robert B. Weiss, Item 16 Larry Stone, 172 Dem- will u d tefltament pi aM shopping and churches. Call COMMERCIAL place for lease CONTEMPORARY L Shaped front entrance. Formal din cently done over inside and baths. Lot, 100x249'. $22,600. Phone 643-9629. p.m., 569-2164. adults, 3166. 742-7703, 742-6055. General Manager tag Street. Business Zone m. Peterman Realtor, 649-9404. or sale 461 Main St. next to Ranch. Redwood and brick ex ing room, attractive stair out, wall-to-wall everywhere. Owner, 649-8842. G. E. AMERICANA range, Request Special Bhcceptlan Bldg., 41 center 8t , HancbeiMr. E78x14 AIR CONDITIONER, stove, THREE-ROOM apartment. post office. Excellent business RCXJKVILLE — 3-room apart terior, on wooded lot, 1(4 acres way. Upstairs hall is wide Must be seen, #29,900. Wolvei> #24,900 Large immaculate 6- fnr TJvnitdMi RATuziMr*a TJ. Coon« 0& October 28. 1971 at 2 p..m fireplace set, like new, also Frigldalre Imperial refrigera location ..with building. Call with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 and has built-in drawers. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. lor lamitea Repairer a u- jj further o r d e r e d Uiat, on or Blackwall Porter St. area, parking, heat, ment, newly remodeled, walk room Cape, fireplace, garage, cense and Certificate of Ap- before the Compliance Date fixed miscellaneous items, clothing tor, Toro lawn mower, anten 646-2426, 9-5. ing distance to stores, 386 i>er fireplaces, family room, den, 2- Full basement and attic. all utilities included. Security NOTICE city sewers, weU landscaped. proval for same at Texaco ^ a *125^ Our Reg. and Jewelry. Moving. 649-9434 na and rotor, maple cot and month. Adults preferred, no car garage. 369,600. 100 amp. electric service. deposit required. 3K0- P®^ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, service station at above loca* pop^ having circuUtloa in this Pro- 21.99 after 6 :30, all day Saturday, mattress, Englander folding MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- pets. 876-8816. Oil heat. MANCHESTER OF THE bed and mattresses, child’s month. Ideal for newlyweds. bedroom duplex. 3195 per GRACIOUS antique colonial in 649-6324. tlon bate DUtiict. ^ Sunday. TAX COLLECTOR AU persons Interested may AUeat: JOHN J. Wa l l e t t . Judso Plus 2.21 dresser. C3all 643-6924. 236-0664. month, including heat, appli ROCKVILLE —Nice four-room excellent condition, 3 fireplaces, Completely redecorat LIFETIME GUARANTEE 7-room older home, 4 bedrooms, EIGHTH UTILITIES MANCHESTER — EbcecuUve 4- F.E.T. DINING ROOM light fixture, ances, air. - conditioning, car ap€irtment, stovq, refrigerator, 13 beautifully decorated rooms, ed. Come BUY this one. attend Uiew O F ^ ^ C ^ F H E ^ G 1 Every 'S quaranieed throughout the life \ JOHN buys and sells used fur- THREE rooms, ’ second floor, large barn, C-zone lot, needs DISTRICT bedroom home. 2(4 baths, 2- modern, brass, white globes, pets, full basement. Paul W. partly furnished. 3130. Adults modem eat-in kitchen, formal Zoning Board of Appeola estate o f f r a n k k r ib sk i. sr . i of the ortgionl treed, reg«irdiess of time oi niture and appliances. Open stove, refrigerator, heat, Cou- work. 321,900. All persons liable by law to car garage, gorgeous treed lot. j nrileago. against manufacturer's defects and ' like new. Must sell. 644-2322. Dougan Realtor, 649-4635. only, security deposit requir living and dining room, break Charles H. McKenzie. pay taxes in the Eighth Utlll- Below replacement cost. Hur It la ordered that a bearing be held all road hazards, cuts, bruises, blowouts, tMc. P dally. 479 Middle Tpke. East, pies only. Inquire Dubaldo Mu- fast room, 3 sitting rooms, 4 Redecorated 7-room Colonial, ed. Call 643-9678. ry! Heritage House, 646-2482. Chairman by the Court on allowance of the ^ W e will at our option repair n a t no charge, g CLEANINGEST CARPET or call 646-5823, evenings call sic Center, 186 West JiQddle STORE, approTdmately 176 sq. bedrooms, plus studio, study 3 or 4 bedrooms, huge double Ues District Manchester are John A. Caglanello, admlnlatrator'i. admlnlatraUon a<> KEITH aacertainment of helra and or replace it, charging only for the amount cleaner you ever used, so easy 646-7679. Tpke. or call 649-6206 after 3. ft. w i^ or without heat. Call ROCKVILLE — Three - room and 3 baths, ston^ walls, ga garage. Ideal workshop area. hereby notified that on October _ M A M r H F Q T F R Real Estate 1, 1971, I will have a rate bill TOWN OF MANCHEbrUiK secretary order or distribution at the Probate ^ of tread worn. Our Reg. Sale F.E.T. too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent 649-9043 after 6, or 649-0463. apartment, heat, hot water, rage, large bams and out build Dead-end street. Asking #26,900. Court located at Municipal Bldg., 41 Blackwall Sizos set, 4 chairs, maple LARGE 5-room Townhouse, 646-4126 649-1922 Dated this 6th day of October center St.. Manchester. Coon, on electric shampooer 31- Pine- stove, refrigerator. 3130. Secu ings. A view from every win for the coIlecUon of two and CONNECTICUT formica op round table, fireplace, 1>4 tile baths, wall-to- PROPOSED building, light in 1971. October 19. 1971 at 3 P.M. wood Furniture Shop. rity deposit required, no pets. dow. 348,000. • Immaculate'6-room Ranch. Fire one-half mills on the list of It U further ORDERED that, on or 21.99 $15 2.21 bronze le 336. Call 646-3793. wall carpeting, 2 alr-condltlon- dustry, storage, or truck ga PITKEN — Porter St. area, 5- im iT A T IO N E78x14 Adults only. Call 643-9678. year old aluminum sided cus place, aluminum siding, carpet 1970 due to the collector Octo before the Compliance Dote fixed : CARPETS a fright? Make them ers, heat, appliances, private rages. 6,260 squara feet or sub 4-UNIT apartment — good in ing, screened porch, garage, by the Court, a copy of this ORDER F78x14 22.99 $17 2.38 STEREO CONi speak- tom built, 8-room Garrison. ber 1, 1971. Taxes will be ac be publUhed one time in a nma- a beautiful sight with Blue basement, patio. Available divide 500, - 1,000 square foot r OCKVILLiE — 3-room apart come. Call for details. T O BID New Tubeless G78x14 24.99 $19 2.55 ers, mahogany excel- nicely landscaped. Owner anx cepted at 32 Main Street, in the LEGAL NOTICE paper havlw circulation in this Pro Lustre. Rent electric sham November 1st, one child, no units. Centralized. 643-1442. ments, 3106-3115, stove and re Family room with beamed Sealed bids will be received bate District. mis- ious. Asking #27,900. fllreho^lse. Office hours a re: F78x15 23.99 $18 2.42 pooer 31- E. A. Johnson Paint lent condition, 376. frigerator; 4 room apartments, EAST CENTER ST. Large 10- ceiling and built-in bar. dream by the Town of Manchester on TOWN OP ANDOVEE Attest; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Tire Valves p^ ciui.o 6 9 pets. Call Charles Lesperance, Oct. 6 - Nov. 2nd— Co.. 723 Main St., Manchester/ cellaneous baby 643- (FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices room Colonial may be used for kitchen with barbecue, etc. Just listed—Georgeous 8-room PUBUC HEARING OF THE G78x15 25.99 $20 2.64 649-7620. 3128-3130 ; 6 room apartment, 10:80 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. or before 11:00 a.m., October Probate Court 649-1601. 0883. combination, heat, hot water, home or offices, large lot with etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, Raised Ranch, one full, two half ZONING BOARD OF APPflIALB CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE 3160. All apartments are un 2:00 p.m. . 4:30 p.m. 19, 1971 for: H78x15 26.99 $21 2.80 ATTRACTIVE 2-room apart private bath, air-conditioning, possibility of acquiring more 646-0131. baths, fireplace, family room, The Zoning Board of Appeals ESTATE OF heated, security deposit re Saturday, Oct. 30th— 1. Classroom, Library, and RAYMOND A. ST. LAURENT ment, heat, hot water, electric- carpeting, ground floor loca land. 4 bedrooms, builtins, huge sun of the Town of Andover, Oonn., District of Manchester Wheel Indue).Âll Musical Instruments 53 quired. 872-9179. Oakland St. 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Cafeteria Equipment stove, refrigerator. Adults, tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, deck, carpeting, many extras, Wnigli**> fin ‘?cich Volktwagan Owner* 560x1 Sêg.l 7.99 Sale 14.99 1.42 F.E.T. Boots & Accessories 46 ROCKLEDGE—Dynamic 9-room IMMACULATE 7-ROOM All taxes unpaid November 1, 2. Window Shades — Nathan “ ^ to h e * i^ * im ta lTCi5^ât*47**^rard Bt.. Man- COMPACT Band Organ, 200 refOrances, no pets, November 867 Main St., 649-5221. ROCKVILLE 2-car garage. Beautiful acre Hale School Wednesday, October 18, 1971 ta cheater, Cbnn. 06040. Balancing Lcilôr I whi'«'l WluM-ls 4 Raised Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2(4 1971, WlU be charged interest the Town Office BuUdtag at 8 :00 It la DECREED that all claims Whitewalls available at extra charge 16' LAPSTRAKE. Old Town watt Guild amplifier. Excel 1st. fMW. 649-6324. HOME wooded lot. Priced to sell, low baths, large family room, ca On near acre Valuable Cor boat and Cox trailer, excellent lent condition. Sacrifice 3460. CAREN APTS. 40s. ' to hear the foUowtag ap- S S 3‘m‘ U» M Jriaô?*be^ thedral celling living and dining at the rate of " P ««- “ > h * " »P- « m e d to the nduciary on" or condition, asking 3296. Call 643- FOUR robms, first-floor, nice ner. All city uUlities plus per year from October 1, 1971 /«# P«al asking relief from the *on- December 28, 1971. 643-0188 after 6 p.m. Houses For Rent 65 room, modem kitchen. A ver 0832. yard, centrally located. In 3^ , iVt room apartments. public transportation, sale p »“ *' ^ me T W n of Ando- AUeR: JOHh! J. WALLETT. Judge 36 Month Caldor Guarantee! satile home in an excell/ent lo cludes heat, hpt water and THREE room home in pleasant Available now. Including ap walk to Robertson School, FRECHETTE In order to Insure proper ver: Probate Court GERICH’S MARINE Service, Antiques 56 convenient location, large pliances, wall-to-wall carpet cation. 2-car garage. swimming, shopping, church CLAIM l h h t a t io n d e c r e e electricity, 3130. available Oct. credit payment card MUST ac- ™ ™ Board of ** Leonard and Marlene ESTATE OF Authorized Evinrude outboard lawn, plenty of space. Working ing, heat, hot water, swim and new proposed town company ALL payments made Peters, Pine Ridge Drive, THE Birches Antiques, Route 16. Call alter 8 p ^ , 649-7287. TEN ROOM contemporary CONCBTTA OOIANGOS Exide Sure Start Batteries motor sales and service. Spe ming pool, storage and park park. 332,600. 10% down to REALTORS Education, 1146 Mata Street. District of Manchester adults. 643.-2880. Ranch with 3-room studio apart either by mail or ta person. Andover, Conn., requesting cial discounts on all boats, mo 44-A, Ashford, Conn. Open qualified buyers. Call Su- Manchester, Connecticut. The nducUry U John Oolongoe lo QUIET, second-floor, One-bed- ing. From 3130- Call Supier- ment or in-law suite, over 1(4 Mary P. Larala, permission to biiUd a garage cated at 307 t7eUe St., Manchester. tors and accessories. 1082 Tol Wednesday. ’Thursday, Fri SIX-ROOM home for lease, 3200 intendent, 875-1666, 278-1610, zatme Shorts, 646-3233. 647-9993 Robert B. Weiss. room apartment, nice locAUon, acres of land with a view, red- Collector on property with rear-yard Conn. 08040. , , Don't risk battery failure! Exide Batteries land Tpke. Buckland. Conn., day, 10 a.m. — 3 p.m. Open per month. References requir 242-6658. General Manager It la DEICREED that all claims SURE START newly redecorated. Referent ______wood construction. Lai;ge ther- Manchester, Conn. clearance less than required against the above estate be pre meet or exceed original equipment. 2,350 : 643-2363. Sunday 1-5 p.m., 742-6607. and security deposit. No pets>- ed, Mr. Phllbrick, PhUbrick J. WATSON BEACH MANCHEISTER — Immaculate House Gar- “inopane windows, minimum. sented to the fiduciary on or before watts of starting power at 0 FI Available Reg. 27.99 ■ 3110. monthly. 649-1463. .gency, 646-4200. VERNON — Town Real Estate Co., Realtors 6-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam January 4. 1972. ____ , ^ At this hearing, interested AtUst: JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge for most 6 and 8 cylinder American cars. 29.99 J PRICES slashed for year end dens, unique new concept in CAPE—8 rooms Hartford Office 647-1660 ily room; Three large bed TOWN OF MANCHESTER Wonted - To Buy 58 family MANCHESTER — Large two- Brand new and enclosed persons may appear and be • clearance on all 1971 MFG POUR ROOMS in 2 apartment living, porch, 2 baths, rooms, flreplaced living room, Probate Cburt ‘ Guarantoo Pro4tat*d by Month. year 'qld, four-bedroom Colo 2-car garage. SEVEN-ROOM, 4-bedroom Co- heard and written communica With old battery trade-in J boats and Evinrude motors. WANTED —antique furniture, Ranch, heat and hot water, two-bedroom duplexes featur 323,900. attached garage. Private yard. CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE Indudos VW Battery Size SS19L nial. 2Mi baths, 2-car garage, lonial, handyman’s special. LEGAL NOTICE tions received. Said appeal is EOTATE OF • Campers Holiday, Inc., Route glass, pewter, oil paintings or full j>a^ment and garage, ing wall-to-wall carpeting, GE 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re FRANK J. DRAKE ALSO KNOWN appliances, security required. Overfed treed lot with 3-car file and may be seen in the { 66, Portland. 1-342-1212. other antique items. Any quan adults, no pets, security and oven and range, 14 cubic foot DUPLEX—4-4, large lot, handy altors, 649-2813. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public h e a r ts ot on AS FRANaS J. DRAKE 3350. Heritage House, 646-2482. refrigerator, and garbage dis location. detached garage. Offered in office of the town clerk. District of Manchester tity. The Harrison’s. 643-8709, references. Call 643-5494. October 18, 1971, starting at 7:00 P.M., In the Heaitag The flduclanr is Madeline A. Drake • 1968 OUTFIT, 17’ Arlstocraft posal. Private entrance with the middle 20s. Ideal for large MANCHESTER — 4-room Cape Municipal Building to hear and consider the following petlUOTs. Dated j ta Andover, Conn., this 165 OaklEind Street. ONE-BEDR(X>M house. Ideal located at 138 Green Road. Man p boat, fiberglass, 85 h.p. Mer- AVAILABLE immediately love sliding glass doors to patio, We NEED LISTINGS family. Carriage Realty, John with 2 unfinished up, no base .... 2nd day ot October 1971 chester. Conn. 06040. Prestone for working couple, heat, park It le DECREED that all claims Prepare and Lube Your Car J cury, extra heavy duty tilt ly 4-room Townhouse, kitchen laundry facilities and storage BisseU, 646-1110. ment, gas heat, new roof, alu Item 1 Bolte Advertlstag-Hartford, Inc., south side of West Zoning Board of Appeals HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, ing, immediate occupancy. NOW! “Thinking: of Sell against the above estate be pre S trailer, water skis and acces- appliances, carpeted living in basement. Total electric. minum siding, carport and Center Street, east of 612, Business Zone H. Renewal of Andover, Conn. sented to the fiduciary on or before bric-a-brac, locks, frames, Write Box V, Manchester Her ing: your, property?” C^l 316,000 ATTRACTIVE 4-room Winterizing Special! k sories, 31,695. 643-6279. .room , 1(4 baths, full base One child, no pets. Rental 3190. large storage shed. Corner lot permit for billboard at above location. . Marvin Graboff, Decemer 39. 1971. . Now for Winter! glassware. We buy estates. ald. TODAY! Ranch, baseboard heat, wood Attest: JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge ment. Located at 124 Florence For appointment call 872-0528, near Parkade and Waddell Item 2 Bolte Advertlstag-Hartford, Inc., north side ot -Tolland Chairman I 14’ BOAT, 50 h.p. Mercury Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ed lot. Hutchins Agency, Real Turnpike between Parker A Oakland Streets, Residence St., 3190 per month. Call 643- MANCHESTER — Rent — Op- weekdays between 8 and 6 School. All city utilities. #19,- Albert Richey, Probate Court S motor, trailer and canvas 420 Lake St., Bolton, 640-3247. tors, 649-6324. Zone AA. Renewal of permit for billboard at above-lo- CLAIM UMITATION DECREE CALDOR'S S cover. 3850 .Call 647-1121 after 2282 or 644-6896. tlon — Buy. Large older 6- p.m. 900. No agents. Call owner. Zone AA. Renewal Secretary ESTATE OF BRUNO HENRY CALDOR'S 643-0642 after 6 p.m. BOHN A-K-A BRUNO H. BOHN 99 room house, garage. Excellent PHILBRICK 106 ' FOOT 7(4-room custom cation LOW LOW : 6 . WE HAVE customers waiting STAFFORD —• One suid two- Bolte Advertlstag-Hartford, Inc., east side of New State OR BRUNO BOHN ------Rooms Without Boord 59 brick Ranch. 87’ living room, Item 8 District of Manchester for the rental of your apart condition, lovely yard, 569-1744. bedroom apartments. Avail MANCHESTER, #26,900, Road opposite Jarvis Plant, Rural Zone. Renewal of PRICE! PRICE! PENNYAN, 18’ , Mercury 75 ------2-car garage. 2(4 acres. Gor The fiduciary Is Anna B. Bohn lo trailer. Excellent THE THOMPSON House — Cot- ment or home. J.D. Real Es able Immediately. Heat, hot clous 7-room Colonial, formal permit for billboard at above location. cated at 1314 West Middle Turnpike. h.p. motor, FOUR-ROOM house, garage, geous view. Hutchins Agency, tage St., centrally located, tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. water, appliances included. No AGENCY dining ell, modern kitchen, 4 ^ Ite Advertlsing-Hartford, Inc., east slart- nished, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, B&. W wall carpeting, vanity tile mtt for tailboard at above location. . o i etructlon or encroachment ehall Installation 644-0383. days, 9-4, 289-6801, Saturday 11- ments, central air-condition 643-6666. BARROWS and WAULAOE. OO. baths, built-in oven, range, V 4 P Conztructlon Co., Inc., 68-70 Pearl Staeet, Kezi- placed by any person, firm Rons • Idler Arms • All Bushings • and Steering SOFA bed. good condition; soHd 5, 742-7167. Item 10 ASSESSOR’S Ea 2.50 Eo. LARGE room, desk, other con ing, carpeting, balcony, car . Manchester Parkade dishwasher, refrigerator and dence Zone B. Variance le requested to dmde a eing e corporation, public or pri- maple single bed, like new, Houses For Sole 72 Mechanism veniences like home. Laundry ports, plus other luxury fea-' MANCHESTER — Cape with Manchester, 649-6306 disposal, electric heat. 2 alr- lot Into two loti, both of which would have toee fro g yato, unless specifically au- INOTICE with box spring, mattress. 643- ELLINGTON — 3-bedroom and meals for errands. 649- tures. From 3185. J. D. Real 7-car ga aluminum siding. Fireplace, condltlonecs, gloss sliding ond area than Regulations require, at above • thorized by the Commission, Double action design for smooth home, 3226 per month, security M AN Cl^STER — SIX-ROOM Ranch, plus finish doors, all large rooms. Full TOWN OF HEBRON 6066. 5469. Estate Associates, 643-5129. rage #28,800. Large 7-room Co garage. Lovely treed lot. Con Thom as N. Relley requests variances to a ^ CHECK OUR LOW PRICES ride. Helps eliminate sway and deposit. Flano Agency, 646- ed rec room, 8 bedrooms, buement storage area, am Item 11 The Hebron Assessor will be lonial, nice treed lot, centrally venient central location. Im vibration, restores new car fMl. For KENMORE 40" electric stove, 2 MANCHESTER — 3- room 2677. bath, full basement, reason ple parking. Starting at #178, liquor store ouiiei irom eoo-/s '""■■(J’” :,’ hazards. i„ the Hebron Town Office IF PARTS ARE NEEDED! located. Hutchins Agency, Re mediate occupancy. Bel Air Mata Street, Business Zone III, present oui Such Order has been recorded BuUdtag on Wedneoday, Octo- most American car*. ovens, good condition, 325. Call Aportments - Flofs - apartment, near hospital, sec ably priced. Excellent neigh l^ d y to shopping, schools, BOLTON CENTER — Ranch altors, 049-6324. Real Estate, 643-9832. bus and religious facllltlss. locaUon are both within 200 feet of a church and school appropriate maps filed S T T lsri: Wetoesday, Octo- 643-6793. ond floor, no children, no pets, house, 2 bedrooms, 6(4rooms, borhood. Call 649-7904. Tenements 63 Model apartment open for and within 1,000 feet j ' gj.uat frontage vrith the Town Clerki of Man- b«r is. 1971; Wednesday. Octo- 3130. monthly plus heat, lease. 2-car garage, nice location. GARRISON Colonfol, 3 bed- MANCHESTER —- Large older FIVE ROOMS, stove, garbage Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 2-famlly, completely remodel inspection weekday's 1-7 p.m. Itemia David Hodgkins reqwsts cheater and Vernon. per 20. 1971 and Weitesday. 649-1656. rooms, 1(4 baths, 2-car garage, — weekends 1-6 p.m. CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES FRESH PICKED disposal, wall-to-wall carpet ed, Immaculate condition, 6-6 REDECORATED 5-room apart large wooded lot, high con Kehc?£TjJi, . . -■ '-m 1 p.m. to ing, heat, available Dec. 1st, BOLTON LAKE Three-room plus 2 finished bedrooms on the fact that SecUon 28-4c dC 7 p.m. to receive the personal DAILY ment, 3140. plus utilities, secu venient location. Price reduc FRESIDINTtAL Built by Howard A. Klukas. east side of with ' 3210 per month, no pets, near house suitable working couple, third floor. Fireplace, 2-car de Item 18 the 1969 Supplement to the Gen- property declarations from per- rity, references. Immediate ed, call owner, 643-0641. commenctag 186 feet south of Woodland Street, Resl Sweet Tender Corn, String school and bus. C2iar|es Les 3225. References, security. Box tached garage, large, deep VILLAGE APTS. eral Statutes states any person aona required by law to file occupancy, 872-9391. U A R Housing Corp. dence Zone A. Appeal against decision of ®"/°vcenvmt Beans, Summer Squash, perance, 649-7620. ^ "BB", Manchester Herald. OAK ST. — Older six-room Co well landscaped grounds with MANCHESTER Officer Request to construct penthouse with c^ n g nvrrteved by any ORDER of u,,,, annual declaraUons. A or master charge lonial, three bedrooms, alu- garden and fruit trees. Merritt height of 7.6^feet above flat roof on one side of proposed the Commission ss to the loca- peipilty of 10%, as prescribed CALDOR Tomatoes. OOZY 4 rooms, second 'floor, THREE-ROOM heated second One and two bedrooms. , mlnum siding. $22,900. Austin Agency, 646-1180. tlon of any such line may ap- py law. will be added to all lists FKhSH NATIVE APPLES electric stove Included, no chil floor apartment. Stove, refrig Out of Town Immediate occupancy. erator, No pets. Security de A. Chambers, lâltor, MLS, Rentals by Wright 1186 Middle Turnpike East, Rural peal from such ORDER to the not properly filed with the Ae- A oom and Butternut Squash, dren or pets, 3110 monthly. PORTER ST, area -- Five- Near schools, churches Robert D, Item 14- posit. Available Nov. 1st. Cair For Rent 66 643-2326. KResidenceotot Zone.^ e * RpnewalRenewal of permit tor Used Car Deal- Court of^CommOT^^Pleas^jtathta on or before November Turnips Security. 649-1919, between 6-8 room Colonial. Living room and shopping center, on Murdock S’ I tM6-1098 after 6 p.m. er's License at above location 1145 Tolland Tpke. SALE: p.m. HEBRON — Wall St., 2 - bed OWNER — SeUlng sU-room with fireplace, formal dining bus line. Call anytime Realtor Sfl-SMS such N otice., entered this 4th day of Octo- WED. thru SAT. BUCKLAND FARMS room apartments, heat, hot Cape, 8 be, 1811 frost in valleys. Low near 80. The Master’s Club of Friend Precipitation near zero tonight cil meeUnf tonight at 7:80 in morrow at 8:30 p.m. at the public. Vi gals, of Ice Cream and Maxwell House coffee (with coupon) 004ft the Federation Room ot the Pathfinders Club, 10? Norman ship Lodge of Masons will oc and tomorrow. Sunny dnd cool Lakota Council, degree of cupy the lodge offices tomorrow ilaurlfTfitTr lEiiTtitttg Hrralh on . .. let us prove that foods are fresher, savings greater at PINEHURST . tomorrow, high 66 to 60. church. Pocahontas, will have a special St. Both groups meet weekly The High School Choir of Sec * night for presentation of the 15,503 business meeting tonight at 7:80 and are open to friends and rel ond Congregational Church will FellcAvcraft degree. Dale Mot- Manchetter-Â City of Village Charm at Odd Fellows Hall, 480 Main atives living with a drinking rehearse tonight at 7 and the . BELMONTE DOMINO tram, club president, will be SHURFTNE 8TEWBD St. Hiere- will also be a social problem. Senior Choir at 7:40 at the CREAM STYLE acting master; and the degree (ClaseUled Advertising on Page Z l) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTO FUEL G d . hour with refreshments. church. SUGAR MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1971 work at the Masonic Temple TOMATOES VOL. LXXXX, NO. 313 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) OIL m C.O.D. The Ladies Aid of the Luther CORN The Church of the Nasarene starts at 7:30. The Chapel Chclr of Emanuel an Women's Missionary League 303 dake Lutheran Church, O r a d e 8 of the Zion Evangelical Luther will have a midweek service of A midweek service of Bible 5 .Si 6 9 * through high school, will re an Church will be tonight at prayer and Bible study tonight cans 1.00 4 Z 1.00 study and prayer wtll bo held KELLEY E SONS hearse tonight at 6:48 in Luther 7:80 at the church. The Rev. at 7:30 at the church. tonight at 7:30 at Calvary Foliage M-HR. BURNER SBRVIOE Hall of the church. The Charles Kuhl will lead the topic Church. Emanuel Choir of adults will discussion. Hostesses are Miss St. Mary's Episcopal Quild Farm Fresh GRADE A A EGGS, large, doz. 404ft Nixon Summons AUGUSTA, Maine (AP> — Tax-Cut Plan 647-9732 rehearse at 8 in Luther Hall. Helen Janssen, Miss Emily will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. Farm Fresh Medium EGGS, doz. 30«ft Fall foliage will be at its Kissman and Mrs. Charles in the parish hall cf the church. peak in northern, eastern Serving Greater Slanoheeter, A Bible study will be conduct Kuhl. Members are reminded to bring and central Maine this week ed tonight at 7:80 at Trinity sandwiches. Dessert and bever New Books end. Vernon, Coventry, Tolland, COTT QUARTS Party Leaders •si •ij ages will be served by Mrs. Covenant Church. The Church Boy Scout Troop isfe will The Senate Forestry De Ellington and South Windsor Frank Dexter, Mrs. Harold Al C O C A C O LA BUMBLE BEE GINGER ALE Choir will also rehearse at 7:80 q|pet tonjght at 6:4B at Commu partment said Wednesday In Senate For V i At Library CLUB at the church. nity Baptist Church. lison and Mrs. Henry Stansfleld. GREEN LABEL CHUNK Uie Mooseheod Lake and Fiction HALF ft HALF Rangeley Lakes regions will ChrisUe — Hie golden hMI To White House have a 100 per cent color Davis — Cape of storms n-09. V; TUNA 39° I!*- change with 28 per cent leaf Elliott — A state of peace PINEHURST By BILI. NEIKIRK Forbes — All for one and one drop. Final Action for death W ASHINGTON (A P )— President Nixon, in advance Southern Maine, including We worry about freshness and we worry about S^bago I>ake and coastal Haycraft — The King's daugh of telling the nation tonight about his new anti-inflation difl'JV ll By JOK HALL ters your money’s worth, making sure you get the projn'am, summoned Democratic and Republican leaders areas, will have a 75 per cent color change with peak Jarman — We speak no treason better brands, the freshest eggs and chickens . , . W ASH ING TO N (A P )— One day after House passage, of Congress to a late afternoon briefing on the package. viewing occurring most of Monterroso — The black sheep Nixon, who will make hU TV------the Senate Finance Committee opened hearings today on the best meat. next week. Renek — Heck VALUE radio address at 7:30 p.m. should Include a cost-of-living a $15.4 billion tax cut la!! Which I’ resident Nixon is Russell — Nice enough to mur BDT, was meeting with the allowance to take into account , 0 counting on to help revive the economy. der the important part of Pinehurst low prices congressional group Uiree hours pni^'TAcreM er The committee ch.-ilrman, _ _ ------>1 West — Summer of the red wolf Gartier. Sen. Russell B. Long, D-l.Ji., ypf, tax cuts previously ap- In addition, press secretary , How the program will be en- Non-Fiction salcl he planned to iisk the first proved by Congress, mmmmmm Rimald L. Ziegler said, repre- ^ “ mystery Judges Anderson — All about fencing iiBtuwiima m m m scheduled witness, Treasury Njôn expre.ssed gratitude sentaUves of business, labor, “ ^ wage-price reatralnts. Bowers — The colony Secretary John B. Connally, If Wednesday for House passage fABitICCUPBOARD Divine — Roosevelt and World PINEHURST Freshsr agriculture and other interested Government sources said the Phase 2 of the administration's of the bill and added that groups were being briefed **ln Cost of Living Council, set up War n 3>/4-lb. C economic program will contain prompt Senate hearings are by Nixon to administer the Recess Engel — The complete book of lb general terms” on the new Nix- provisions to hold down interest •■another welcome Indication of freeze, likely will continue as motor camping cn program throughout the day. rates. They were not Included bipartisan congressional ■the chief policymaking agency Ewers — Sincere's zig zag sew 2WHOLE 9 MeanUme, the Labor Depart In the 60-day wage-price freeze, support for the new economic ing machine service book Chickens ment’s Bureau of Labor Statis In Phase 2. 177 HARTFORD RO*D • MANCHESTIR Strikes Nixon pl.ans to announce program." Girsham — Burma Jack (Cut up or Split 35fft Fresh Roasters lb. 3 0 ^ tics reported that wholesale But beyond that, the altema- Phase 2 details tonight on na- doubts his committee CLOSED SATURDAY Glasser — 365 days prices for the first Ume in tives range widely. Organized By MICilAKI. ,1. KKII.LY tionwlde radio and television. turn the bill into a "Chriat- Halning — A circle of witches nearly a year—declined In Sep- See Page Sixteen) I-ong .said In a prepared ^ as tree” with extraneous OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 9:30— SUNDAY 10 to 6 Johnson — Newwrltlng in Yu tember — the first full month of WASHINGTON (AIM - Re- statement he Uilnks the House- amendments, but he pointed W B HONOR CAP and MASTER CHARGE goslavia Thick Flavorful White Meat CHICKEN LEGS, THIGHS or Nixon’s wage-price freeze. spending to Nixon .admlnls- passed version still does loo ^111 will be wide DRUMSTICKS lb. Kanet — The behavioral revolu The bureau said the decline, tration pleas, federal Judges much for business and not „ changes on the Senate tion and Communist studies CHICKEN BREASTS lb. 79c WINGS Ib. 40c UVBR S Ib. 700 on a seasonally adjusted basis,'’ have temiKirarily halted long- enough for individual tux- Kirk —- Wild edible plants of was the largest in five years. shoremen's strikes payers. "Unlike in the House, the the western United States Popularly known as Phase 2,'' 'Bombers Hit WcHt ( ’oast dockH and the Port "jn its present form this bill Senate rules permit any Lash — Eleanor and FTanklin AT PINEHURST Betty Crocker's n e w the new economic package will iMWN*3W:/ of Chicago. appears to he loo much of a amendment to be offered," he Latham — Crazy Sundays; F. Roast 'n Boast TENDER LEAN take effect after expiration of money saving hit . . . The judges Wednesday night ‘trickle down' operation, with “ And 1 know there Is a our Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood It’s easy to make CUBE STEAKS the 60-day wage-price freeze Three Areas., directed strikers to return to too little of it ever getting temptation for senators to offer Loomis — Weird and tragic Serve 5 with a Ib. of the President announced Aug. work for 10 days, pending hear- down," he said. their amendments to a blU they shores Chicken Tom Supreme, 16. Ings on whether the morato- Business would get seven the President will sign." Marek — The first American; Ib. *1.39 Pinehurst Ground This much Is known: The Battle Dulls rlum should be extended the times ns much in new per- Harris, D-Okla., a story of North American Chicken Paprika or Chuck and a box of White House has virtually ruled ih full 80 days allowed by the manent tax reductions, he said, would like to provide archaeology Plump, Oven-Ready out any controls on profits, and SAIGON______(A P ) — U.S. B62 Taft-Harlley iJiw. while the chief benefits for Indl- Masters — Pilgrim son, a per Chicken marengo . . . HAMBURGER has left .the door open only bombers launched heavy The West Ciast walkout, at vlduals would amount to speed- (See Page SiTcteen) sonal odyssey HEN TURKEYS slightly to ceilings on Interest strikes in South Vietnam, Oam- just buy I Pinehurst 68-days the longest longshore-______Mayfield — Elxiles from para HELPER rates. Some sort of controls on bodia and Laos today, while men's strike experienced In the dise; Zelda and Scott Fitz Ib. 49^ Fryer (cut up) and a medical costs Is expected. g;round fighting dwindled to region, has Idled 15,000 dock- gerald Chili Tomato Dinner, The biggest question is how patrol clashes and shell- workers and cost affected Meldrum — Artificial climbing Chuck Patties Ib. 95c 39c box of Roast 'n much wages and prices will be attacks. states more than $1.7 billion. walls Hash Dinner, allowed to rise alter the freeze Some 30 of the Stratofort- More: Meetings Called Mossner — The life of David Sirloin Patties Ib. 1.15 expires Nov. 13. The White The Clilcago walkout of Boast for chicken. Di resses dropped 600 tons of ex- grain-elevator operators 35 Hume Chuck Ground Ib. 95c Potato Stroganoff or House has been supersecret on pi^gives on suspected North days ago has kept 5()0 grain- On Egypt-Israel Stand Nicholas — “^ e United Nations rections on box. this point, although economists Vietnamese troop positions, Password to Club Round Ground Ib. 1.12 Beef Noodle Dinner ore guessing wages would be handler members of the long as a political InstituUon storage depots and supply Spook, a Labrador retriever from Helena, Mont., wasn’t about to be left out By KENNETH ,1. FREED Riad insisted Egypt would Pace—Handbook of vice control allowed to go up 8 per cent. shoreman's union off the Job. Sale And make better Beef Home Style routes In the three countries. of the neighborhood treehouse gang, so he mastered the ladder. (A P Photo) The suits were Initiated on NEW YORK (A P) -- U.S. of- never accept a separate inter- Poor—4 days, 40 hours directions on pkg. Productivity—Worker output About half of the strikes were Stew or Hungarian Sausage Meat Ib. 79c orders of President Nixon who flclals have set up more meet- Im agreement on reopening the Rice—C-6A scandal; the Inside per man-hour, a gauge ot the gjo^g the South Vletnam-Cam- cited the report of a special ings with Egyptian and Israeli Suez Canal, but he used much luoin Ends story of the mllltary-lnduatrlal Ground Chuck Ib. 95c efflclency of the U.S. econo- bodia frontier where North Goulash with direc four-man council he had diplomats to try to determine milder language than other complex Smoked my—la likely to be the key to Vietnamese troops were., report- created under the Taft-Hartley where the latest statements by Cairo officials had In the past. Friday Richmond—All about mlnlbikes tions on 39c pkg. of and Hamburg Helper the Phase 2 plan. Productivity pulling back after a 10-day Law to Investigate the shipping Cairo and Jerusalem leave the And, U.S. officials said, he left Rousche—The orange man, and has been rising at about 3 per offensive of mostly rocket and situation American effort for an Interim open the possibility of an Inter- other narraUves of medical new Roast 'n Boast for PORK CHOPS 59c cent a year. mortar attacks against South Wholesale Prices Dip, FABRICS East and Gulf Coast dockwor- East settlement im settlement if part-and-parcel Nife! detection But there ia also a question of Vietnamese bases on both sides kers also striklne were report- Secretary of State William P. of an over-all peace agreement. Seely—Education and opportun stew, plus the beef makes a great meal wdiether the wage guidelines border. .'«u" ' Hanh wnrif nt RogeTH mcets Friday with For* On the other hand, r»raell ity stew we are featuring. i b ^ l . 3 3 for 31c a serving! ______Field reports said there were QrrriB In pxnertation of Minister Mahmoud Riad of Premier Golda Melr issued a Selby — Odyssey: Journey only a few light shellings In the Reflect Wage-Price Era Tnft HnrtlP'J nption^ but Nixon Egypt to explore the Cairo offl- statement in Jerusalem charg- through black America region 60 to 80 miles northwest I.a aw in t L ,r dU Wednesday to the Ing Rogers had not helped his Shorrls-The death of the great of Saigon today. Including a , r S I ho a team oi ^.N. General Assembly. It will drive for an interim settlement spirit; an elegy for the Amer Tender Bite Sized Cubes BEEF STEW Ib. 904ft Wage-Price Thaw seven-round mortar barrage By NEIL OILBRTOE wholesale food .and industrial It said that because of these officials to New York their second discussion this with his General Assembly ican Indian CHUCK STEAK 1st Cuts 58|^ Center Cuts 784ft against U.S. Fire Base Pace on WASHINGTON (A P ) — goods worth $100 four years items, the index can continue to ^|^g^g it^^vas hoped the dispute speech earlier this week. Smolar — Soviet Jewry today Can Come Early, the Cambodian border. No U.S. Wholesale prices dropped for ago. go up or down this month and gûid be mediated “ breakfast session today, The six points the American 7 Rib Cuts of PORK ROAST Ib. 4 7 t casualties or damage was re PtNWALE CORDUROY 3-WALE CORDUROY and tomorrow the first time in nearly a year The Bureau of Labor Statla- gg„ Francisco court set secretary outlined Mondiiy had State Tretyakov Gallery — So- Says Rep. Mills ported. in September-the first full tics said the decline was four- . ^ ,3 Friday morning ns the date for East specialist. Asst. Secretary encouraged Egypt to hold to a ■vlet art Tyikioon Blaine curtailed al- month of President Nixon’s tenths of one p’er cent wên wholesale T h eY rin g on V West Coast position." Mrs. Melr PINEHURST COUPON KANSAS CITY (A P ) — Rep. operations in the northern Taylor—Nightfall at Nauvoo wage-price freeze—and the de- seasonal factors were figured . ^ Hronnoii ner rent suit In Chicaeo Oct IS is the over developments wtin Israeli gald. WUbur Mills says Phase 2 of quarter of South Vietnam with 1 4 Toback—Jim : The author’s self McIntosh and Cline on a seasonally adjusted in, the largest such drop since , ^ broad ranac of In- hearing date Ambassador Itzhak Rabin. ..j ^m afraid that in the p ^ centered memoir on the g;reat 'H President Nixon’s economic ^ backlash of heavy rains and plan may replace the wage- strong winds, basis was the largest in five October of 1966. , “a ^ LteriaU and Tre^govemment said contln- “T v “ rL Wh Jim Brown Cortland price freeze before its ached- y^t last report the typhoon years, the government said to- report said taat^ manufactured goods averaged uatlon of the Chicago and West ,g^g^ »«cnt8, Mr. Rogers made yd. Tombles — Duke; the story of the decline was in Items not Apples from s a w ° uled expiration Nov. 13. 3qq miles east of Da Nang day. (See Pago Ten) 20 one-tenth of one per cent lower. guage. John Wajme (See Page Sixteen) Hie Arkansas Democrat, who j^d slowly heading northward, The Wholesale Price index covered by the price freeze, ^gg 1 ^ 7 Trillin—U.S. Journal Cheney Farms WITH THIS COUPON WHEN went down three-tenths one principally raw farm products industrial price index in I For jackets or skirts. 36-45” wide in Hifashion ia chairman of the House Ways present course it would ot . Tugwell—Off course; from TrU' YOU BUY a JL l B. c a n OF per cent to 114.5 of its 1967 and Imported goods that are years. Whole- coating colors. From the leading corduroy mill in and Means Committee, said yjg cSommunlst Chinese Is- 36-45” wide. 100% cotton corduroy in all the pop 'man to Nixon Wednesday night the President „ f Hainan Saturday and base, meaning It cost $114.60 on subject to Nixon's temporary 10 Walsh—The hidden life of EmUy ular fall coloYs. Flat folded. Reg. 99c yd. I the country. Reg. $2.00 yd. Land o’ Lakes had not told him what would be j„to mainland China, the average last month for per cent tax surcharge. (See Page Sixteen) Dickinson included in Phase 2. Nixon is to spokesmen said the typhoon's Ward—Cities and Immigrants or State M a x w e l l NOOSE* annnounce Ms plans in a radio goo miles wide, with ^n ds of Zindel — The effect of gamma BUTTER a n d television broadcast miles per hour In the center MACHINE WASHABLE rays on man-in-the-moon Mar ACRILAN DOUBLE KNITS ..ELECTMPEirCOFIK tonight, gud 36 m.p.h. at Da Nang. igolds Ib. 7 0 « “ President Nixon Is a great other developments, the BONDED ACRYLICS AT . . . .------fellow to deal in surprises. He y g command announced the Hirohito Cries ‘Ah So’ at Panda may announce that Phase 1 is completion of the deactivation DeMolay Starts Shurfine 45c ott OB ot midnight and Phase 2 jjjg Amcrical Division’s 11th By PETER MUOOINI Chl-Chi, a moody black and ed a huge bundle of bamboo yd. *• effect os of 12:01," Mills infantry brigade with the stand white female who In the past shoots, scratched her left car, Monthly Award Soft LONDON (AP) — Emperor gulped dowa a couple of choco 1-lb C8R « llj 6 9 * ___ , •aid at a news conference In jown of the 3rd Battalion, 1st has snubbed diplomatic ad yd. 2.87 Hirohito of Japan came gleeful late bars and drank a dish of John Mather Chapter, Order Kansas City, vrtiere he Is to infnxitry. Phaseout of the bat- MARGARINE WITH COURON X , vances from the Soviet Union, In solid high fashion shades^ of fall. 60 and 72” of DeMolay, has Instituted a •peak today. tallon reduces U.S. strength in ly face-to-face today with the cold tea as the visiting royalty 1.77 was plainly os delighted as In plaids, stripes, checks and fancies. 58” wide. I wide. Machine washable. Reg. .$4.00, THE RAGE new citation,,, the DeMolay of Spec. 3 S ^ Ib. "There's no reason for the Vietnam by about 800 men. only giant panda in the npn- looked on. One Cougon per Hirohito was with the encoun Ideal for skirts and jumpers. Reg. $3.00 OF READY WEAR. SEW AND SAVE! the Month Award, which will be freeze Itsplf having to last 80 ^ second brigade and the Communlst world. It wasn’t the first time Chl- bo ter. given for outstanding and dedi days if something can replace Amertcal Division headquarters "Ah so, ah ,” beamed the Chl, now a matronly 14-year-old Zoo officials hod feared she cated service to the chapter. It," he Bald, but added, " I think pg dissolved by Dec. 1 and bespectacled emperor at Ixm- had based In International at don Zoo, giving the only broad would sleep through the royal Each DeMolay of the Month Phase 2 might lost a lot longer ^jjg remaining brigade will bo tention. FROM DAN RIVER MILLS smile he has shown on his visit, l(ut the lure of on emper BOUCLE TEXTURED CREPE will receive a framed certifl than any of us might want." turned into an Independent unit. She and An-An, the prize 20c off on each Va-gol. purchcnt of three-day Imperial visit to Brit or and Britain's Prince Philip spoctmon of the Moacow Zoo. cate of appreciation from the Mills said any wage-price ggigon a government plck- ain, as ho stared at Chl-Chl proved too much to resist. C re the world’s only giant pan- POLY-DENIMS chapter and from DeMolay -In freese is "Mghly undesirable, ^p truck was flrobombed dur- the temperamental panda 'with The lumbering bear sat up on ternational in Kansas City, Mo. (arnation always," but that ho conMdered Sealtest Ice Cream an oriental appetite. her haunches, lestfully munch- (Heo Page, Ten) The award, which was origl the current one successful. (Boo F »g * Ten) V yd. natcd by John DeCloccIo, past ------— ------7^ 1.67 master councilor, and Siocco yd. Francoline, chapter advisor, IM8TANT From Wamsutta Mills. 45" wide. Blend of Arnel Stripes and solids. 45” wide. Fortrel and cotton. has already been presented to All 1.09 flavors No iron finish. Reg. $1.79 yd. For skirts and play- Triacetate and nylon. Drip dries in minutes, Reg. two members. James Clifford D R Y M ILK Rebozo Shakes the Palms ,$8.00, Real Zingy prints. wear. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert will sell at '/s -gal. Clifford of 248 W. Center 8t received the award for the month of August; and Martin 10 1 qt. $ i.2i RIPPLED CRUSHED VELVET | Faber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed' e n v e k q ^ HABERDASHERY PRINTS And Save 20c too on Premium Flavors Small Business on a Major Scale ward Faber of 24 Niles Dr., re celved the September honor. and Breyer’s AU Natural Ice Cream (O) NBW8DAY partner, and gave Robozo own granted, would be provided part-owner of a motel In <\>ral mlnistrator In Miami, Thomas A, Butler a close friend of ership of a coln-opernled Gables, Fla. Nor did It say Unit (Reoond In a Series) mainly by the government at a Rcbozu, who later beenme a laundry that was sot up for the SBA appraiser of the title Jaycee Wives lower Inlorest rule and with sliN-khulder In Roliozo's bank, Charles %. (Bobo) Raboso has Cuban - refugee buslnossmen companies had been prosldenl 2.47 ^ bntler terms than those avail of It comixtny that lield a $6,0(KI and an Investor In a lleliozo FAVOR Lsmon Polish had some big business with the without fintuicinl resourocH. 77 A Meet Tonight able privately. The 8HA was es land venluie. He lias been In 40” wide. Flat folded. All Fall Shades. Ideal for I h r Small Business Administration In another ciise, this time nut mortgage to be jmld off by Re- For blotises and shifts. 45” wide. Blend of fortrel The Manchester Jaycee REG. tablished oriRlnally to provide volved In many cf the decisions holiday wear. Buy now at this low price. Reg. i (•BA) — enabling him to build involving the foderiil govern lioto after approviil of tlie loan. and cotton precured. No iron finish. Reg. 99c yd. Wives will meet tonight at 7:46 1.11 fill ll.ltilh'll funds for small businessmen affecting Itcbozu's loans, first large portions of his Florida ment, Roboso w.'is iip|K)lnle(l One supiHirtln'g' factor for Re- ALL NEW FALL COLORS. $8.99 yd. CRUSH RESISTANT PILE. at the Health Food Farm, 747 who could not get them else as an HBA financial officer lutd GLORY SPRAY holdings with public funds ear- admlnlstrutor of the Inhorltam’o b<.zo was his pledge. to put U|> Mali^ 8t. Miss Melody Weir, where, ' some of his other holdings as I hen as chief cf tlu' Miami cf -■‘r IMS' , ■ ■ martfsd fur paople wlio can not of his 17-yoar-old Godson. Re- owner, will direct a tour of the RUG CLEANER ■n-t~ ‘ i t r n w collateral. Another supiKirUiig flee, In n memo supiM>iilng the private funds. lx»zo sold the btiy’s half-lnlorost I" slv>p, faelor was Hmatliers, who was Itsil loan application. Butter iip- SLINKY KNITS with assistance from then In a piece of land to one of hts . . . had $tS2,500 POLYESTER CREPE After the (our, the group wtll r.? 1.39 ^ chairman of llie Henato’s Helect helil the financial sotindnoss of Son. Usorg* A. Siimthers (D- frequent businese nssoolntes. meet at the home of Mrs loan availahle (\>miiimee cti Hitiall lltisliieas, the pro|Mised new linn f -1 riar)juid help from an SIIA of- Heboso and his jmrinor each Roderick Wright of 103 Green 12-01. A U T O M A T IC llie Walclldog-of Uie HHA. Ite Even wUh the help id Hmaih 4 ftolal who Inter bsciuns n iSocli- mads a KW.OOO priifli, while llie Rd. for a business meeting and III faet Kelsiso could easily Imho had known Bmalhers foi eis and Butlei, Uie loan appU- II \l I \l I <) • • 1 2 9 hoidsr In a Rsliozu bank, Isiy's estate, 'reeelved sIlKlitly refreshments. Members are re have iMteii able to get iiumey yeais while he was working ac callon lali Inlo lioulile HlfA yd. V A N ISH m H ml. lUboso was able to olitnin an more than 94,000 In Intereet 1:1 minded to bring Items for Hat elsewhere, lie alivndy had a livttly In HmaUiei's’ Kloilda |m> staffers epposed II on ths yd. ■BA loan that had Iwsn rejccl- when they eold the land to Itn- 1.11 urday’s tag sals to the meeting inortgage loan of 987,600 Ir Idr. Habaae " tW«en Itsbusu and hstii i fflelats should ivmtact Mrs. John Hates tartar llile nrmisinv in na A lgertait I ’ lm id o iit llm ia ri llotiiii«tlitni«?, »4xi«u(l fn m i righ t, Itaijui un g t Bt* of 328 Green Rd., pfssidsnl or m «M i t u m x f Mis appttaaUlM alw did M l nwre. wwH 'atsB fawbraWe Hitrijni irrdi niirl «l*w l wuiks iiiMii' Afiimiju, Aiggriti Uuriiig wynk, (A P liioto) / OPEN WED. and THURf. NtOHTS 'HLL 9 inttaly prodwod a USD,aQB Ida's Monnw OMmiy NabMo wanie trmm ibe ewrvaai U IA ed !*••• Kbt si Mrs. Walter Kupchunos of 366 BppUe4 far the toan wMnk. if lud hia aaMM aa the hidden 'rC'-Jrv, Graham Hd,, IWsilh Windsor, At 302 MAIN HI'. ('.ORNKH MIDDLE TURNPIKE )il tat KrtMO ami s membership chairman