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m PAGE TWENTY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Fri., Oct! 13,1972 Obituary Dramatists Fire Calls The Weather *Chee8ecake* MofUy cloudy, chanot of ibotion Sputtered tonight, lotn 38 to 40. lunday T . A rth u r G raf Town firemen were called to 93 portly cloudy, hlghi In tbo mid Vernon St. at 12:07 a.m. today on On Page 18 T. Arthur Graf. 68, of CUy 60f. mont, Del., formerly of In Debut report of an oil burner malfunc Manchester, died last Sunday at a tion. There was no fire. Delaware hospital. By JUNE TOMPKINS At 9:57 a.m. today, town MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PMHEnVmNCDffl Mr. Graf bom July 18,1813 firemen went to the Laurel MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,1972 VOL. XCU, No. 12 w u In the sense that a vehicle la in Manchester and was employed Manor Convalescent Home, 91 commonly thought of as a car of at Cheney Bros, before moving to Chestnut St., after receiving an some kind as well as an art form Tarrytown, N.Y. He then alarm from Box 352. lliere was or device used to convey an returned to Manchester and lived no fire; the alarm was set off effect, the first performance of here and was em ployed at accidentally by a workman. the Tri-Town Players in “ Any Hamilton Standard Division of Wednesday’’ sputtered along for United Aircraft Corp., Windsor four scenes and two acts and Locks, before going to Delaware. Mighty Oaks finally just about made it. Like a NixonBudget Control Plan Rejected Survlvon are a daughter and sputtering vehicle that needs a Lottery granddaughter and several good charge of energy to keep it cousins in Manchester. Winners Named Gravesides services were this going, the vital portrayal of Sharon Wilson’s Dorothy Cleves afternoon at East Cemetery. The was the high voltage that kept the SOUTHINGTON, Conn. (AP) Rev. Stephen White of St. Mary's — William Pascale of North Bran Revenue-Sharing Bill Episcopal Church officiated. vehicle rolling. It’s no wonder that Sharon ford won $100,000 today in the District The Holmes Funeral Home, Mighty Oaks drawing of the 400 Main St., was in charge of Wilson is the catalyst of this Sent To President group’s first effort because she Connecticut state lottery. local arrangements. Prizes of $40,000 each went to has appeared in theater from Primary WASfflNGTON (AP) — The Senate has refused to grant coast-to J < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 14.1972- PAGE THREE resulted in no new money wfor who will be out to stop the state roads. roadbuilders,” Hallberg said. He claimed society is PAGE TW O - MANCHESTE« EVENING HERALD, Mandiwter, Cohn., Sat., Oct. 14,1972 Roadbuilders Seek on an “But what about next time? “ecology kick” resulting In en Business Bodies Even when we get the highway vironmental laws whlcn have oust y To Improve Image program rolling again there sure state rOadbullden more than SO Radio for the Week Sheinwold on Bridge ly will be other groups emerging j>er cent of thdr business (lliese are the basic listings, and include only those news broad News for Senior Citizens TWO CHANCES ARE South dealer IRMA CoBlTMtor casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry other short Nurth-Soiilh vulnerable BETTER THAN ONE Tne Coughlin Roofing Co. ot HARTFORD (AP) - The to Improve the highway trade’s A by WALLY FORTIN newscasts. Daily, sports information can be found on the sports NORTH By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ttO Woodland 8t. has bem ap Connecticut Roadbuilders image. 2 pages.) ♦ J4 Director If you are bleued with normal pointed an authorized IRMA Association, attempting to “...The industry is agonizing ^ PLAZA DEPT. STORE C? Q 10 8 7 3 2 roofing contractor by Anupec curioilty you will soon know 0 J8 counteract what it says are the over ways to counter the anti- ' J 70S BAHT MIDDUD TDBMnMB W I N F - 1 2 3 0 WPOP -1410 TO., the excluilve national dis highway groups and get the 9 (Aorotw from writing, we had ^few seats left, prizes will be awarded to the which play will work in today’s > negative economic forces of an Hello everybody! Well another 4 643 tributor of Dow Chemical Co. tM. Berlhelomew's Clmas|i) so you may stiin>e in time by winners of our Masquerade hand. However, If you were ac "ecology kick," has hired a lob program back on the road. What # week gone, and it was quite a (CBS) Newi Every Hour on Uie Hour) (Monday-Friday) WEST EAST 6 :00 BUI Love — Lou Morton tually playing the hand you would contructlon products. bying firm to build the Image of we’re saying is that it’s probably 0 busy one at that. calling our office 643-5310.1 have Parade as well as lots of door, MONDAV-FRIDAY 4 A 8 76 4 Q IOP32 6:00 Art Morgen l0:00Tom Jonet not be able to see the defenilve V. Cou^lin, who hat the aiimciation. too late for this time around,” he a Monday was a holiday for most been informed that we will be prizes and goodies. Tickets are 1 00 BIU Wlnten <;? 4 3 6:00 World N ra i hands. How should you play for 09743 OK 10 653 own in the roofing buiiness In Association President Victor said, referring to what he called a Z Halloween Costumes of the town employes; however, traveling in brand new buses with now available at the Center. 8:15 Art Morgen 4 :00 Mike Greene During the afternoon we heard 8 :M Arthur (M lrey Time 7:00 Ray Dunaway the slam If you see only your own 109 8 7 4 3 2 the Manchester area since 1948, Hallberg says his group has con worsening transport picture 2 It being one of our busiest days the latest in equipment for your 12:00 Boob>' Rivers Tricks — Treats — Surprises comfort, convenience, and that Hazel Stebbins is now on the 10 :00 dell Jacobs hand and the dummy? SOUTH p la in e d that IRMA stands for tracted the Stratford-based nationally and a statewide W here at the Center I figured we’d 2 :00 Dan Foley mend from recently fracturing (Saturday) South dealer A K5 Insulated Roof Membrane PACE Corp. on a trial basis to try austerity program which has 9 ARE ALLATPLAZAI stay opened. pleasure. How about that? 6 00 The World Tonight 6:00 BUI Love — Lou Morton 6 :15 It 's Sports Time C:? AKJ96 i^sembly, a process in which a Not only because of our regular ‘ Even though it was a holiday her ankle, while at her home 32G 10 :00 Ray Dunaway North-South vulnerable McGuire Lane. Martha Mansfield 6:20 PhauUless Phil 2:00 Bill Winters 0 AQ brand name plastic foam Insula activities, but we did start we had some 83 playing our 7 :10 Wide World ot Sports Opening lead — Ten of Clubs and Geneva Lockwood are both 8 :00 Chip Hobart o AKQJ tion is Igld over, rather than registering for our Canada trip, kitchen social bingo games, and 7 :20 Songs I^Sinatra 12 00 Bo6by Rivers Naturally, you win the first patients at the local hospital. ,7 :35 Lowell'Thomas (Sunday) South West North East under, the roof membrane, thus and when I arrived at 7:45 a.m. I Tommy O’Neill kept everybody 7 :65 Jim Frances trick and draw one round of happy throughout the morning. 12:00 Capitol Area Viewpoint 8 :08 Monilor 2 Z> Pass 2 N T P a n protecting* It from weather and Bill Cosby stars in his own was greeted by a few eager 10:30 0:onfressional Report trumps. No problem about that. Disneyland Slides 2 00 Jell Merisel 3 O Pass 4 i;? Pass temperature cycles.* new show on CBS Mondays at beavers waiting. Some had lAtemate Sundays) But plan the later play. (As a Next week we’ll have the It 00 News. WeaUier. Sports 6 A ll Pass He said the new process is only arrived at 6 a.m. It was quite cold Pinochle Winners SATURDAY matter of fact, you should make 10 p.m. pleasure of seeing some very 6 :00 Weekend 6:00 Religion O pe n in g lead — 4> 19 for cottunercial flat roofs and is standing outside, and all were In the afternoon we had 64 7 00 Sunday Through The Valley - Cliff the full plan before touching the lovely slides of Disneyland in 8 00 CBS World News not recommended for residential happy when I opened the door. pinochle players with the 8 :15 Weekend Simpson first card from the dummy.) following winners; Jennie Fogar Florida. I’m sure you’ll enjoy 0:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 8 :00 Tom Jonet Copyright 1172 roofs. OVER 4 MILLION By noontime we had filled one 11 30 Other Side of (he Day You can confidently expect to them, and may get a better idea 2:00 Weekend General Feature Oorp. ty, 719; Frances Fike, 715; ^ y 6:00 Jim BeckwiUi I 00 Mike Greene win six trumps, four clubs and PRESCRIPTIONS bus and by the end of the day we 6 00 Chip Hobart Publicity Consultants were halfway into the second and Derby, 701; Ellen Kieman, 699; of just what it's really all about 8 00 CBS World News the ace of diamonds. You need SaMy Compounded Gus Gull, 698; Alida Johnson, before you plan your trip. 8 :15 Jim Beckwith United Securities Corp. of 1049 final bus. Right now at this 10 00 Jell Jacobs one additional trick. Should you 02226637 686; Bess Moonan, 675; Mary Part of the afternoon was used wnc —1080 Read Main St., Manchester has 2 :00 Dan Foley iMooday-Frldayl lead a spade toward the king, or retained The Edman (Company of Nackowski, 670; Oliver Roberts, to have the members participate 7 00 The World This Week 5 00 Town and Country should you lead a diamond from — Now Playinf— in a couple of paper games. I 7 15 Jim Francis ' 6 00 Bob Steele Show Herald Ads Putnam as its publicity con? 660; Elmma Russell, 655; Mabel I 00 The Way of the Croas dummy in order to finesse with CABARET thought I’d sort of sharpen them 10:05 Theatre of Melody suItanU. Established in 1960, The Wilson, 655; Ann Young, 654; 11 08 Jean Colbert Show the queen? Pliyini at 7 1 9 P.M. up a little, but couldn’t fool them SUNDAY Edman Company services such John Gaily, 653; Gussie Sanford, 9 30 Arthur GodlrqridlrCTT Time 12 00 News. Weather Can You Recover? 12 :15 Meet Me on the Plata diveslfied clients as Nelson Low Mmiasion Prices 648; Bell ^hors, 644; and Karl as most of them knew a good part 10 00 Challenge ol (^1nge In choosing the right suit to 11 00 Father Nadolny I 00 News Fuelghtways, Stafford Printers, Sat. t Sun. Matinee, 2 P.M. White, 644. of the answers. 1: IS Mikeline play first, the question to ask 12 :00 Jewish House Simplex Security Systems and Junior ^ a rd Visits New \ork "THE LiniEST HOBO” Tuesday rolled in, and we had From there we got into a good 12 30 Face the Nation 3 05 Afternoon Edition yourself Is: “Can I recover if my Carnal Knowledge. old fashion sing-along with our 1 00 American-ltaUan Hour 6 00 News ■ Stocks. Weather Marianapolis Preparatory School. Cominr “The Candidate" our usual fine turnout for the oil 8:25 Strictly Sports guess is wrong?’’, good friend Mrs. “88 Keys” Noel 2 00 Weekend United Securities deals in painting class, and all attending 6 30 Full Ciospel Church of Manchester 7:05 Accent '70 If you take the diamond finesse are really getting into the groove at the piano. Then it was square 8 00 Weekend 7 35 Edward Newman Reports stocks, bonds, mutual funds, in Some 40 menfbers of Butterfield’s Junior Advisory Board visited Garland showrooms in New 7 50 Joe Caragiola and happen to lose to the king, and some nice things are dancing time for some while 9.30 Revival Time surance and real estate in York’s garment district recently, and got a first-hand look at the latest styles and fabrics. Under 11 00 Weekend 8 00 News the defenders will also take the happening. others enjoyed playing cards and 8 :15 Pop Concert vestments. Its registered the guidance of Marshall Weiner, the store’s New York sportswear buyer, a group of board JERRY LEWIS CINEMA 12 00 Sign Off ace of spades. Recovery will then In the afternoon our Senior visiting. 9.06 Nightbeat r ' resentatlve is Robert Starkel. It 00 News. Business. Weather be impossible. Agnes Davis members acted as “buyers” for a day. Garland salesman shows newest style in knit pants to Sullivan Ava., So. Windsor Bowling League had this kind of By the way, here’s a deal for II 20 Sports Final Suppose that you draw a trump Barbara Fivola, at left and Sheila Thomas, both members of the Junior Board. I MhrMduKlxfcMdiolMn.®'*; Phono 644-aS44 action taking place at the you to think about. Our good 11 30 Other Side of Uie Day (Saturday) and run the four clubs, discarding KAHN’S MEATS I CamheBo^AnhuiCaitntBCl 1 Parkade Lanes: friend Norman Fendell, special WDRC - 1360 5 00 Town and Country a spade from dummy. Now enter Hie E. Kahn’s Sons Co. of AimMii^andJulcsiicilcr. ’ The women’s high triple was education supervisor, has an 6 :00 Bob Steele Show iMondiy-Fridayl Cincinatti, a national meat PROMOTED AT SOaETY station; and Bruno Sumislaski, taken by Beatrice Cormier, with nounced a new training program 10:00 Garden time dummy with a trump and lead Sales Profits Rise •6:00 Bob DeCarlo 10 :15 Modern Living dummy’s only remaining spade. packer, la now marketing its Pioneer Systems of Manchester custodian, who has worked two i n ' 401; the high single by Ann where his students under supervi 10 00 Bob Craig 10 :30 Saturday Showcase packaged products In leading years for the Post Office. Wimmer, w i^ 176; and the high sion will be available to light 3 00 Dick McDonough 10:50 WTIC Outdoors If you lose the king of spades, you has announced a 29 per cent PEinSIUMISS 7 00 Joe Hager 11:00 Saturday Showcase are not yet beaten. You can still Connecticut and Western Michael J. Hartl, husband of incroise in sales for the nine- average was won by Mary housework, wash windows, clean 12:00 Dick Haddad 12:00 News. Weather get back to dummy with a trump Massachusetts supermarkets. the former Cherie J. Peterson of month period ended Aug. 26. MILLION DOLLAR CLUB Chaves. up the yards, run errands, and •15 00 on Monday) 12 15 Saturday Showcase The extensive Kahn line covers Manchester, has been elected many other odd jobs, and are 1 00 News in order to try the diamond Sales totaled |26,590,(W0, com Two Manchester-area men SOLDIER For the men, John (Saturday) 1:15 Your Home Decorator the full delicatessen range senior investment office of Socie available, to Senior Qtizens at a 6:00 Bob DeCarlo finesse. pared to $20,621 ,(X)0 for the com have been named to committees Scheibenphflug took the high tri 1:30 Saturday Matinee —bologna, salami, wieners, ty for Savings. Mr. and Mrs. Hartl very nominal fee. So if you’ve got 10 :00 Bob Craig 2:00 Opera In short, the spade play gives parable period in 1971. of the Million Dollar Round ple with'571, and the high single 3 00 Terry Woods frankfurters, bacon, ham, and and their two children reside at m BLUE some chores to be done, and 5 00 Monitor you both chances. The diamond Net earnings for the 1972 Table Qub, an independent, in TECHNICOLOR® PANAVISION® of 213. The high average Clarence 7 00 Joe Hager 6:00 News. Weather sausage. 26 Rqbin Qrcle in Tolland. Peterson won with 162.3. don’t feel up to it, here’s a way 12 00 Dick Haddad 6:20SUictly Sports play gives you only one chance. period were $663,000, equal to 23 ternational insurance sales (Sunday) It’s advertising slogan is, Wednesday morning we had a out. It will help you, and also help 6 30 Monitor HaU a loaf may be better than cents per share on 2,876,803 association. 6:00 Religious and public service 11 00 News. Weather “Kahn’s ... the Unhurried Meats Hart/ came to Society for George T. LaBonne, president fine turnout for our arts and the students. If you’re interested, programming 11:20 Sports Final none, but the whole loaf is better shares of common stock outstan Faster-eaten because they’re Savings in 1969 as a management crafts class. Now I think I should call our office and we’ll see to it 9 00 Scott Morgan 12 00 Other Side of the Day stiU! !MS Center 8t., Mnncheeter ding. For the comparable period of G.T. LaBonne & Associates, 2 00 Dick McDonough (Sunday) slower-made.” trainee and was assigned to the make one thing clear if I can. Our that Norman contacts you. 7 00 Terry Woods Daily Question Phone: •M-IBM in 1971 the company had reported Manchester, was named to the 5:30 Sunrise Seranade Investment department. He was bus will pick up starting at 8:30 Thursday, things started off 10:30 Religious and public service 7:00 Sunday Strings As dealer, you hold: Spades, K- a loss of $482,0(90. program development com programming 8:00 News promoted to assistant treasurer mittee. Thomas J. Wolff, presi a.m. for those members wishing with a crewel embroidery class 12 00 Sign Off 5; Hearts, A-K-J-9-6; Diamonds, SALES UP Plus BONUS HIT! 8 :15 Sabbath Message in 1971. dent of Wolff-Zackin & to participate in the craft going on in one of the small 8:30 Guideline A-Q; aubs A-K-Q-J. The Grand Union Co. reports Associates, Vernon, was named “Hell's Bloody Devils" program. It will go out again to rooms, while out in the main hall 9 00 News. Weather What do you say? that its sales for the four weeks 9:10 HymnUme Trident to the public relations com pick up members for our Fun- the regular Thursday morning WRCH - 910 9:30 NaUonal Radio Pulpit Answer: Make a forcing SPECIAL ended Sept. 23 totaled $101,930,- mittee. Day starting at noontime. pinochle group was in action with 10:00 Sunday Showcase opening bid. Using standard bid 230, an increase of 3.5 per cent the following winners: Mary 12:10 Sunday Showcase Contract After having a delicious hot iMondty-SatMrday) 12:45 Travel Trends ding methods, bid two hearts. If over sales of $98,477,907 in the meal we held our little meeting Thrall, 591; Florence Kohls, 588; 6:00 Reveille 1:00 Sunday Best you use weak two-bids, your for for comparable period of 1971. Gladys Seelert, 583; Bess 9 .00 Rhapsody 2 00 Monitor and entertainment. 12:00 Malinee 5 :00 News cing bid is two clubs. With a hand Awarded Sales for the first 30 weeks of Moonan, 580; Louise Meyerhoff, 4 00 Highlights of Hartford 5 10 Sunday Edition of such great strength you want Grand Union’s 1972 fiscal year For Prompt, Safe, 576; Meyer Levitt, 562; Paul 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 News. Weather. Sports Sun. Only Foliage Trip 12:00 Quiet Hours to make sure of reaching game were 2.3 per cent over sales in the f j t R B v l e w is ” c i n e m a , Schuetz, 550; Harriet Keeney, 6 :30 Meet the Press WASHINGTON (AP) - The Economical T h e - ^ We have a one-day foliage trip (Sunday) 7 :05 Monitor even if partner’s hand is During Odobsrl comparable period a y ^ ago. 'SuUlvMi Ave., So. Windsor Same as Monday-Saturday listing, except : Navy has awarded a |25 million planned for next Thursday, Oct. 550; Adelaide Pickett, 542; Mabel 7 :30 Yale Reports worthless. Transportation •44-8044 Keeney, 533; Joseph Windsor, 8:00 Religious programs 8 05 Your Box at the Opera contract for design of the Tridmt 19. This is because we lost out on 11:00 Quiet Hours 8 :30 Eternal Light ALL CHILDREN’S the Sterling Gardens deal. Here’s 531; Grace Windsor, 530; and submarine to the Electric Boat AWARDS GIVEN I TAXI SERVICE I the story: Peter Frey, 528. Division of General Dynamics in Awards for superior ac TRY IT! Atomic clocks are the MENU complishments in their fieldi (S illie r WIN 2 FREE We’ll ride through colorful sec In the afternoon we had four Connecticut, Rep. Robert Steele, most accurate in the world. R-Conn., said pSiday. were given recently to two. tions of Massachusetts, and tables for bridge, and the winners Some of them will gain or Vz PRICE! MANCHESTER PASSES T l t e a t e r The award comes within hours employes of the Vernon Post probably into Vermont a little were: Eugene 'Toch, 7,310; Ivy Tim e iichedule lose only a few seconds in (For children CAB CO. way; stopping at the Blantj^e Siddell, 4,070, and Ann Campbell, i 100,000 years. 12 and under) of final approval of the Defense Office. Simply compile a list of words from Castle for a meal of your choice 3,520. Al^propriations bill by the The recipients were Joseph 289-1555 the letters of the word CANDIDATE which will be filet of sole, pot Thursday evening we had our Saturday Sunday Congress. The bill includes funds Ertel, distribution clerk, who has without repeatiny any letter more roast, or boneless chicken, and first Nationality Night. This was Jerry Lewis Cinema — Mansfield Drive-In — “Satans GREETING CARDS OPEN DAILY for the advanced Missile-firing served 26 years at the Rockville than the number of timet it appears then it’s homeward bound. The Italian Night, and we had over 80 “Cararet,” 7:00-9:15; “The Sadists,” 7:45; “Angels Wild FOR ALL OCCASIONS sub. in the title. total price which is a complete in attendance. Just how it all took Littlest^obo,” 2:00 Women,” 9:10; “Hell’s Bloody Sec Our Larfe Display INCLUDING SUNDAY The award gives Electric Boat Send your list to the lerry Lewis package deal, including tips for place will have to be told in next Onema I — “The New Cen Devils,” 10:30 a shot in the final construction week’s column because this one turions," 1:30-3:20-5:15-7:15-9:15 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M, contract for the sub, source of Cinema, Boi 654, So. Windsor, Conn. the meal, the driver, and taxes as (Capitol Theater — “The Salz ARTHUR DRUG went to The Herald in the after Qnema II — “Funny Girl,” bitter debate in the Senate over The first 15 contestants submittiny well as the ride and meal, will be burg Connection,” 7:00-9:00; u n s o w ^ s noon. 5:30-8:30; “A Boy Named Charlie whether it is necessary for Michael J. Haiti the lonyest list will be awarded a pair $9 per person. Now this is sort of “(Courage of Lassie,” 2:00 IWIkhahi'lhBirita Last Friday evening we had 50 of yuest passes to see the> a rush job, and therefore registra Brown,” 1:30-3:30 American defense needs. setback players and the lucky CANDIDATE, playiny Dct. 18 to Dct. tion will be held Monday morning Meadows Drive-In — “Melin East Hartford Drive-In — Steele, a strong supporter of TODAYS, SUNDAY winners were: Albert Ouellete, da,” 7:00-11:15; “Get Carter,” Candy Kitchen 24 at 7 and 9 p.m. through Wednesday noon. We’’ll “Satan Sadist,” 7:30; “Angels the nuclear-powered Trident, A native of Vernon, he 1:30-4:40-0:00 take as many buses as we fill. So 134; Bess Moonan, 127; Michael 9:20 Wild Women,” 8:55; “Hell’s said it would give a big boost to All entries must be postmarked no For attended Boston C^ll^e and the if you’ve been looking forward to Desimone, 127; Arthur Dancosse, U.A. Theater Elast — "Funny Bloody Devils,” 10:30 the economy of the Groton, Where QuaUty Candy Is Made Fresh DaUy V! -7 STATE ““ later than Dct. 14. University of Connecticut, where |<*>Yt.-te^ anANCHfiTI* CIHTia a foliage trip, here it is. 125; Eva Post, 122; Mabel Girl,” 1:45-4:20-7:00-9:30 Conn. area. IBII PARX BIAS Of fHIATB he obtained his BA degree in We also discussed our first big Wilson, 122; harry Rouhan, 119; East Hartford Drive-In — Jerry Lewis Qnema, South Your Choose From Over ZM Varieties Among Electric Boat’s com 1964. He is a lieutenant in the dance of the year which will be Ann Welskopp, 118; John Gaily, "Angel’s Wild Women,” 8:55; Windsor — “Cabaret,” 7:00-9:15; petitors in the bidding was U.S. Coast Guard Reserve and is known as a Masquerade Dance as 118; Betty Jesanis, 115; Edith "Satan Sadist,” 7:30; "Hells “The Littlest Hobo,” 2:00 Dining Lockheed Aircraft Corp. a member of the Hartford Society we will be celebrating Wirtella, 115; William Bloody Devils,” 10:30 Cinema I — “The New Cen TRY OCR EVER POPULAR of Financial Analysts. “An anyry, bitiny, compassionate, joyous eveniny" ... Halloween. The dance will be MeSweeney, 114; John Kehoe, Elast Windsor Drive-In — “Salz- turions,” 1:30-3:20-5:15-7:15-9:15 Pleasure is yours If You See and Hear held on Monday evening, Oct. 30, 114; Esther Anderson. 114; Alice burg Connection,” 9:30; Cinema n — "Funny Girl,” CHUNK CHOCOLATE from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Nice Shorette, 114; and Armand “MASH,” 7:30 5:30-8:30; “A Boy Named (Charlie Slate Banks ‘*THE TIME HAS COME, DeRoberts, 114. Brown,” 1:30-3:30 Chunky soUd pieces of our smooth, rich, milk Burnside Theater — “The New W e P r e s e n t Menus Centurions,” 7:30-9:30; “Courage Meadows Drive-In — "Melin Plan No D&L WINNER and dark chocolate and white. M-M-M-Good! THE WALRUS SAID”... ITHEATRE EAST Monday: French onion soup of Lassie,” 2:00 da,” 7:15; "Get Carter,” 9:35 an oriyinal cabaret-style musical MVCBtTEt PWmt Mt M>l with parmesan cheese, sliced State TTieater — “The God U.A. Theater Elast — “Funny Miss (Catherine Volpe of Wolcott ■ .r' *■ by Barbara Frauenylass MOM fAi At ; (9MPM ham on rye bread, sliced peaches, father, ' 1:30-4:40-8:00 Girl,” 1:45-4:20-7:00-9:30 Increases is the second Super-Prize winner UI ft SUN |4S 470 M9J0MM SY QUINTO in D&L’s 50th anniversary and Pat Eller and a beverage. Manchester Drive-In — “Car Windsor Drive-In — "Salz HARTFORD (AP) — Two ma directed by Charles Plese Barbra! Wednesday: Baked Virginia burg Connection,” 7:30; "Golden Giveaway” contest. Her Academy nal Knowledge,” 7:00-10:45; AT THE ORGAM jor Connecticut banks said Friday ham with Cumberland sauce, “Soldier Blue,” 8:45 “MASH,” 9:10 their prime lending rates vinll entry was drawn ()ct. 7. Her prize Award is a five-day Las Vegas Holiday W inner- sweet potato casserole, whole Mansfield Drive-In — “Satans Burnside Theater — “The New Every Fri. and Sat. remain steady for now, despite an MANCHESTER COMMUNITY Best kernel com. New England corn Sadists, ’ 7:45; "Angels Wild Centurions,” 4:00-6:00-8:00; announced Increase by New for two. via TWA. Ir Actress! bread and butter, chiffon tartlet, Women,” 9:10; “Hell’s Bloody "The (Murage of Lassie,” 2:00 York’s First National City Bank. Super prizes will be drawn Oct. COLLEGE THEATER W and a beverage. Devils,” 10:30 State Theater — "The God Effective Monday, First Saturday ft Sunday, Oct. 14 ft 15 at 8:30 p.m. 14, ()ct. 21 and Oct. 28, with the Thursday: Vegetable beef Capitol Theater — “The Salz father,’ 1:30-4:400:00 DINE WITH US National City will charge Its Ticktts; C«ll or stop it Dtmocratic Hudquartert soup, mini grinder, ice cream burg Connection,” 7:00-9:00; Manchester Drive-In — “C:ar- Tel. 646.3161 for Renervatlons volume borrowers 5% per cent last to be a 1973 Golden Gremlin (643 1597) or M.C.C. Siudont Cmttr auto. Drawings are scheduled ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 STUDENTS S2.00 ADULTS S3.00 sundae, beverage. ‘Courage of Lassie,” 2:00; nal Knowledge,” 7:15; “Soldier Instead of the current 5% per I 0 CAROS . Friday: Clam chowder, meat Blue,” 9:00 also on Thursdays for other Sponsortd by (bo M.C.C. Stucitfrti for McGovern “BuUet,” 12:00 Loneheona served Daily 12 to 3 P.IH. cent. OPEN DAIL.Y and SUNDAY tUl 8:00 P.M. Ticktl donatiMS wtll |o (o McGovern (or f retideni FOR III A -X-WCTURIS ball grinder, fruit tart, and a Connecticut Bank and Trust prizes, in all D&L stores. Candy Also.Ay**'*-***-' beverage. 8:30 a m., and noontime. Return Co. President Walter J. Connolly Schedule for the Week BHIUCjE rOURNAMEM. Bus MOVIE RAPNGB trip at 4 p.m. pickup at 8 :30 a.m., return trip at Jr. said, "At this point we have Monday, 8:30a.m. to 4:30 p.m., no plans to raise our rate. If it FOR RMIENTB AND registering for foliage trip; 10 Thursday, 9:30 a m. ail those 12:30 p.m. Th« nationwid* bM tM itor I Friday, 10 a m. to noon, went to six per cent, we would YOUNG PEOPl£ a m. to noon, kitchen social going on the foliage trip will meet VITO’S have to consider It, but not for bingo; noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch downstairs, the bus will leave kitchen social bingo; noon to (Formerly Villa Louisa) 7tm ebt t clh t ot Hm to to h m 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 one-eighth of a point." ; TH E NEW '0 QOfontt o to u t mo i u i f m t f oi is served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., promptly at 10o’clock; 10a.m. to Villa Louisa Ril., Bolton Samuel Ctooley, executive vice ot&tio oolttom tof viowittQ by thoif cNMbHv. pinochle games. Bus pickup at noon, crewel embroidery class, p.m. to 4 p.m. open card playing, PUMPKIN reading, tv viewing, etc; 7 p.m. to Open Sunilays—Closeil Mondays president of Hartford National < CENTURIONS 8:30 a.m, return trips at 12:30 and' pinochle games; noon to Itenk and Trust, said his bank la 1 ALL ASU AOMIHEO p.m.. and 4 p.m. 12::%? P.M., LUNCH IS 10 p.m., setback tournament. Bus PIE Cmral Audimett pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip at also not considering a rate In Tuesday, 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m, SERVED: % P.M. TO % P.M., crease. registration for foliage trip; 10 12:30 p.m. SUNDAE AU ABU AOHimO "If a rate increase becomes Ptnaui GuMmcb SufiistM a.m. to noon, oil painting class; 1 general, we we would go along,” p.m. to 4 p.m., Senior Bowling uld Cooley, “But at this time, we Pumpkin Ice *WIRMC0f League at the Parkade Lanes, No are not considering it.” Cream topped ultsir bus scheduled. m lUnilCTfO with m I Un4ir 17 nw jim i ccoiii»Myl«| Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 1 October is Cider Month Pannt tr AVult twrVlai p.m., last time to register for the butterscotch, foliage trip; 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Legion Cancels whipped cream, arts and crafts class; noon to 1 nuts and a . M M K UNOU 17 AOMtma p.m., hot meal served; 1:30 p.m, Veterans Day :■ (*•• Unit n ty w ry cherry . . . H ■ M MrUM ITMI) to 3 p.m., Fun-Day — colored Festivities K •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• slides on Disneyland, Rorida T E a to n style, presented by an expert; 3 SAVE 20* ST. LOUIS (AP) - The p.m. to 4 p.m., square dancing on a half-gallon of Bessey’s Cider American Legion has canceled its and card playing. Bus pickup at traditional Veterans Day parade when you buy a dozen donuts this fall for lack of Intereit. "There hasn’t been enough In Shadi^'jlsuF L Donuts and cider are a great October tradition. terest In a parade thU year. LOBSTEIR DINNER And we have a deal that makes it even better. You get 20tf oft We’ve even had trouble getting 0 £UJUf,SioJULSL. on a half-gallon of famous Bessey's Cider when you buy bands and millUry groups to a dozen donuts. Mix ’em up any way you want. participate,” the Legion said TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS They all go great with cider. Ala Carte Friday. 'Rt. • 6 S4A — Open Dally and Sun. i Parkade Rnmoh Mpn. thru 8ai. 4 • 9 5 A dozen donuts and a half-gallon of elder Tbs local districts will Whole Turkey Served to Families D o n u t s Both for 11.59 Veterans Day on Nov. (John and Bemloe Bleg) by Reservation Only II init* ^ of the Oct. 23 date let *lt's Christmas Party Reservation Time MANCHESTER to Congreia. World War I ended -mMm m te-iL' 150 Canter street M the later data. PIANO’S RESTAURANT At the sign of the Happy DonutI Hartford Road Rt. 6 & 44A, Bolton 643-2342 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchaiter. Conn., 8»t., Oct. W, 1«7I-PA G E FIVE PAGE l>t)U R- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Minchertef. Conn., S«t, Oct, U, 1972 Vernon Bill Passed Tolland Uniteid States Pegged After School Jobs Offer Promise On Ocean Tolland County Dumping Mrs, Hilsman To Visit ByJlINEIiNTON motivation to keep up with system, which provided three of one’s life. Unfortunately the program Is limited to 40 students. bal report on its findings. A As IRA Gun Source (Horoki Roporter) studies, but more than tlut, the other jobs, in library work, office WASHINGTON (AP) - The Mrs. Roger Hilsman, wife of The equipment was purchased Betides those already men written report wU follow mthln Art Works on Exhibit Happlmu may be • peying job students learn from the job Itaelf work and aa a custodian. There Senate Friday passed a com the Democratic congressional in June the Mtadowbrook came from the United States, 4t tioned, firms which now provide two weeks, accompanied by LONDON (AP) - Tlte Dally after Mbool, eipcdally adien the and, hopefully, see an arollcatlon were sales lobs, aluminum siding promise bill to control ocean candidate, will visit Tolland School p r o at a cost of $400. non Elementary School at 8 p.m. reported. jobs are: Alcar Auto Parts, Allied recommendations. The Tolland County Art the First Federal Savings Bank, Express said Thursday that a itudent U releucd from hit lait of what school is all about. work, and perhaps a future dumping. tomorrow afternoon, attending a Severe budget cuts had left no and will feature Oongrenman The IRA’s favorite weapon is Mold and Engineering, A.M.F. of The board reviewed several Association's 26th Annual Art Rockville. spedal investigation showed the two period! each day to get on Perhaps the student sees no such botaniat w u bom In a job at The bill, tent to the House, r e c k o n held In her honor at the money for having the equipment Robert Steele, who will speak on the ArmaUte rifle, made under TalcottviUe, Atwoods Inc., Better policies slated for action on at E]^ibit will begin Monday in the Also, a watercolor, “Gasoline Irish Republican Army shopped with it. The Job may turn out to application, which Is also signifi Buettner Florist In Mancncater. bans dumping by U.S. citizens of Democratic headquarters on Rt. Installed. the drug issue. Persons wishing license in Japan for the Armalite Val-U, Blonsteln Fuel Co., their next meeting. Among the Edith Peck Room of the Alley,” by Lloyd E. Tilbot, in almost exclusively in the United be the beginning! of future work cant. A total of 85 area businesses radiological, chemical and True to the Innovative spirit at to attend are asked to call Mrs, Corp. of California. The BrlUsh Browns Auto of Manchester, CliS 74. proposed policies were ones out Rockville Public Library. It will Savings Bank of Tolland; an States for its weapons. In an linexpected field, or even a The job nuy be a revelation of provided these jobs In coopera biological warfare agents and The reception is being hosted the school, a manhunt was Thomas Hull or Mrs, Betty army has seized 40 In Northern Distrllhiton Aluminum Siding, lining homebound instruction, be open to the public from 10 acrylic, “(Colonial House,” by Pat It said two New York gun career, and undoubtedly aome different kinds of futures, and tion with the program. high-level radioactive wastes In by Hllsnuui's local youth coor launched throu^ the efforts of Beitner, president. Dr. Meyer Malkin and Fitzgerald the release of agendas to a.m. until library closing houn Cook, in Dr. Shinn’s office on dealers, Leslie Edelman Inc. of Ireland. change in attitude toward achool may stimulate a student to go on O'Mara looked Into the ac the oceans and coastal waters dinators, Peggy Lewis and Vivian pro member Gall Curtis. John The club Is also planniiu a “Every one of the captured newspapers, non-resident pupils each day. Union St., Rockville; an oil, Farmlngdale and Ed Agramonte Itaelf. Juat ai Important, it may for higher education. It nuy be a tivities of the 24 seniors who were Ford. beyond the territorial jurisdiction Tower, a n d ^ the young Dems. Barnett, director of physical CSiarity Masquerade dance Oct. weapons was traced back to two Alto, Grants of Vernon, and early college admission. Local artists from the area will “Nevade Falls,” by Judy Talbot, of Yonkers, were the source of 40 reveal what a atudent doea not way to acquire skills on the job, in the program last year to find of the United States. Mrs. Hilsman Is expected to education for the school system, 28 to benefit the TslcottvUle New York dealers...” the express Hardees, Hartford Insurance The resignation of middle exhibit paintings and drawings in in the Tolland Library; an oil, Japanese Armalite rifles cap want tp do aa work. such as. In one instance last year, out what they did after gradua Dumping of all other wastes discuss her husband’s viewpoints volunteered to arrange and super School for equipment. A buffet Group, Journal Inquirer, K&R school physical education teacher all media, and sculpture. An open “Low Tide,” by Marge Ciowan, in tured from IRA caches in said. At leaat theoe thing! were a boy who worked at the tion, and after being In the work- would be prohibited without a and positions on Items of par vise the installation. will be served at 8 p.m. followed "Both men sell guns over the Press, McDonald's, Manchester Mrs. Lois Lowe was accepted house and presentation of awards the Mary Dunphy Dance Studio, Northern Ireland. borne out In a aurvey taken by Ellington Ridge Country Club as experience program. permit from the Environmental ticular interest to women. In The design and placement of by dancing at 9 at the Italian counter or by mall order. Packing Co., Morse Shoes, PiiE for members will be held Vernon; a watercolor, “Fishing The Express also reported that Loub O'Mara, the director of the a chd-boy, and became aulstant He discovert that 11 of them notection Administration based cluding consumerism. the equipment has turned recess with regret, and Mrs. C a i ^ Social Club on Snipsic St., It said the serial numbers of Car Wash, Rockville Memorial Colgate, a 1971 graduate of SUd- Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Boats,” by Barbara Orlowski, in 160 Ml carbines captured by work-fexperlence program at cook and is now working to continued working with the same on a finding that it would not be Wives of other political VIP’s time Into a "less frantic, more RodEville. Infoimation may be the guns showed they were made Nursing Home, Sears In more College was hired as her The association's "picture of the People’s Savings Bank at British soldiers in Ulster were Rockville High School become a chef. employer who had hired them dangerous to the marine environ have been Invited to attend the satisfying” time (or the children, otbained by calling Mrs. Anthony by Howa Machinery at Manchester and In Rockville. the month" is an oil titled “Mor Vernon Circle, and an untitled manufactured and sold in the The program, which la funded Another boy worked as an In part time in the program. Two ment or human life. reception Including Mrs. Harry according to school principal replacement. C. Armentano. Sukagushi, Japan. It quoted a Also, South Windsor Equip Permission was granted to per ning Glory” by Dolores C. watercolor by June Linton in the United States either for the by the state to the extent of surance programmer at the went on for further education and In a year-long series of House- Hammer, wife of the deputy Donald Parker. The equipment Is company spokesman as saying: ment Co., Sunoce Gas, Tatty mit Jerry Harrison, a high school Perreault. It will be on display in Savings Bank of Rockville. fe d ^ govenunent or for two paying part of the director’s WoUf-Zackln Insurance Agency; one into the service. Two jdrla Senate conferences, coverage of secretary of state; and . Mrs. free standing and has no moving “We are very angry that the gun Chick, Thrifty of Vernon, and senior, to attend the Talcott the library. Paintings by Sherwood Smith commercial dealers, the Plain- salary, provides Jobs for students a girl learned basic upholstering married, one student atayeti on estuarine waters, the Great Lakes Robert Houley, wife of the state parts. TIG ER S E E S DEN TIST — a hunting weapon — should be Vernon Mall Mobil. School Board Mountain Science Center in Pictures selected for display in are being exhibited at the select field Machine Co. of New Jersey who have aome special need of skills at Manchester for a fifth year of high school, and other internal waters was senator. Area women, 18 or over, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (AP) falling into the hands of The school board has un Avon, to study astronomy. area banks, businesses and man’s office in ToUgnd, and pain — Kundar, a local zoo’s 300- and the Universal Firearms Corp. Upholstering; another worked In four took different Jobs, one excluded in the belief that pre are invited. terrorisU. But we export to the them. Possibly the school animously agreed to permit two Sebod Lonebes libraries are: An oil, tings by Carolyn Hartman are ound rare Siberian tiger, has of Florida. the dietary department of moved from the area, and one sent water quality law Is ade program was inadequate for that B a ^ Competition recommended high school "Overlooking Lake Sadawga, being displayed at the Rockville lad his teeth capped in silver. Other weapons smuggled United States only. It is there that Rockville General Hospital, and a handicapped student continued quate. High School: individual and the job provides a Lady Ambassador Several Tolland girls won first- seniors to enroll in freshman Monday; Veal peremsan, Vermont," by Mildred Lisk, in Chamber of Commerce. The tiger had broken the tips across the Atlantic included they go astray.” very good introduction to the boy experienced the responsibili in his trained job. Only one stu The bill authorized a five-year the Hall Memorial Library, Meeting Changed off his two lower canine leetn. Garand armor-piercing rifles, T^e Express said money for the ty of driving for scimeone else, dent dropped out of school. PARIS (AP) — Marcelle Cam- |6 million research effort by the place awards during a recent courses at the University of panUed potatoes, com, oread weapons was supplied to the IRA world of work for potential drop- pana was named French am baton competition in Harrisville, Connecticut. The board tabled and butter, cherry streusel. Ellington; an acryhc, "Lou’s Zin The monthly meeting of the They were infected and Thompson submachine guns, oub. the Swiss Laundry. * Work experience has become Commerce Department on the Tolland County Twin Mothers abscessing. So the zoo’s dentist by "fellow revolutionaries, Arab bassador to Panama Friday. She R.I. action on a policy governing the Tuesday; Pizza, bean, salad, nias,” by Laurie King, in the several U.S. Army rocket Since these students must A girl cut meat at Hartmann’s part of the educational system effects of ocean dumping and Oub has been changed from Oct. put the tiger under a general governments and hundreds of is the first FYehch woman ever to Charlene Grade won two first- situation however, citing many orange. People’s Savings Bank, launchers and some bazookas, the maintain a good average with no Supermarket and another worked and may help provide individual global monitoring of ocean 18 to Oct. 25. The “Men’s Night” anesthetic and performed root- Irish-American dubs.” be appointed an ambassador. place trophies in novice classes complicating factors which Wednesday; Hamburg gravy, Rockville; a watercolor, "Peter's jp|>ress said. Ammunition also "flunks”, the job provides a in data-processing for the school answers of what to do for the rest problems. Day," by Barbara Swenson, in meeting will be held at the Ver and-canal surgery. and won the twirl-off trophy for should first be clarified, including mashed potatoes, mixed the senior division. the effects on the student’s class vegetables, biscuit and butter, Theresa Woods and Laura s ta n d in g , e lig ib il ity fo r'o ra n g e funny cake, Morganson each won two first- scholarships and receipt of high Thursday: Meatloaf and gravy, place trophies; Dotty Erbe won school diploma. spanish rice, lettuce cup, peanut one first-place trophy and Tam Enrollment at local schools butter jumbo. my Carter, won a second-place totals 2,806 students including Friday; Fish sticks, french m ^ l . those attending out of town tui fries, broccoli spears, strawberry tion schools. Meadowbrook’s ice box cake. UNICEF Wrappers enrollment is 747; Hicks 472; Elementary and middle The International Affairs com Middle school 894; and the high schools; mittee of the Tolland Junior school 636. Monday; Juice, chicken stew, Woman’s Club is collecting Dr. MacKenzie, school board cole slaw, cherry muffin, ‘"Deat of Lile” wrappers for member Mrs. Carolyn Kolwicz applesauce blush. UNICEF. and Frank Lucente, director of Tuesday: Hamburg gravy, Various companies are the work experience program, mashed potatoes, peas, Mighty Oaks Shower Him With $100,000 cooperating in the program will attend the Conference on homemade biscuit, peaches and w hi^ will permit redemption of Career Elducation to be held Nov. pudding. William Pascale of North Branford happily beams as he recieves a check as the $100,000 winner product labels or wrappers for 20 at the Shetaton Park Plaza in Wednesday; Juice, pizza, cash to be donated to UNICEF, in the quarterly Connecticut Mighty 0 ^ lottery drawing at Southington FYiday. (AP photo) New Haven. tossed salad, jello with fruit. until the end of the redemption The local reading program will Thursday; Roll-ups, (repch period Dec. 15. Boxes for collec receive a close iiupection Oct. 17, fries, com, chocolate sundae. tion of the coupons have been when a state evaluation team will Friday; (Meadowbrook and Tolland County Tolland County phK»d in Shurway food store. spend a day here visiting each of Hicks) Soup, peanut butter Playgroond ^ o lp m en t the schools, reviewing the sandwich, cheese stidc, carrot Superior Court The n o students at Meadow- reading program with consultants sticks, raisin cupcake. (Middle brook School are enjoying and visiting classrooms. School) Fish sticks, parsUed Farmers Plan playground equipment for the Following the visit, the con potatoes, green beans, prlnccn DIVORCES first time in over ten years. sultants will give the staff a ver- peach pudding. Divorces have been granted Pollution Controls recently by Judge Anthony J. Armentano, on grounds of in the measures recommended this tolerable cruelty, to: Vernon Notes H ebron A continuing program to Nancy J. Pearsall from Nor strengthen conservation and year, rather than just soil and water conservation. man C. Pearsall, both of (]oven- dimhiish air and water pollution try. PTO Plans Church for 1973 has b e ^ announced by A list of persons to receive Sharon J. Goulding from Joseph P. Szegda, chairman of Richard A. Goulding, both of the county's Agricultural and ballots for A ^cultural, Stabiliza Open House To Honor tion and Conservation Communi Ellington. Stabilization Committee. The Joyce A. Novak from John C. program is called “REAP” for ty Committee elections has been The Vernon Elementary School compiled by the ASCS office. Any Novak, both of Ellington. She Laymen Rural Environmental Assistance was granted a change of name to PTO will hold an open bouse Program. person eligible to participate in Monday in the school auditorium. any ASCS program is eligible to Joyce A. Hanmer. The Board of Deacons of the Through the program, the Lucy Suminski of Vernon from Principal Gerard J. Carriera will Gilead Congregational Churdi F^eral Government shares with vote for committeemen. Every introduce the teaching staff and effort has been made to include Zigmond F. Suminski of New have planned a service tomorrow farmers the cost (usually 50-50) of London. later, parents will be able to visit at 11 a.m. in observance of carrying out needed conservation all eligible voters by the county the classrooms and meet with committee and farmers may in Theresa W. Elstabrook of An Layman Sunday. The message, “I and environmental protection teacherd. spect the list at the office in the d o v e r fro m R ic h a rd W. Affirm,” will be given by Harvey measures on their farms. Elstabrook of Vernon, on a cross Diere will be refreshments and Desruisseaux. These measures include in TAC building on Rt. 30 in a teacup auction for a hand- Rockville. Names may be added complaint. After the service, members of stallation of excess water Patricia S. Reed from Ernest J. TABLES AND TABLES OF WAREHOUSE BARGAIN PRICES! crocheted poncho or a candle the Women’s Fellowship will management systems, where es up until the elections take place centerpiece. Dues may be paid to beginning Nov. 20 Reed, both of Bolton. UNADVERTISED 15 MINUTE SPECIALS! THREE BIG DAYS! Latex have items for sale. These Sales sential to combat w atn pollution Floyd W. Mitchell from Bar Van Wyck room mothers. Exchange for Refugee from contaminated water run-off bara M. Mitchell, both of Glidden Wall Paint Girls State Rehabilitation Vocation Items caused by a high water table, or Special! Boys’ Girls State representatives will Card Reading Manchester. Patchwork Teens’ & Women’s ^ Opener DRIP ItSS Wall offer a variety of articles made imncomplete recycling of animal Patricia V. Vernon from James Sport Shirts Fantastic 1080 W H IU 5 4 4 speak of their experiences at a Nobel Winners and sold by people In other coun or human waste, sedimentation, Boys’ Boots pen meeting Wednesday of the Club^s Topic A. Vernon, both of Manchester. Scuff Slippers or Mixer lA U X V V A ll PAIN’ OAL. tries. salinity or alkalinity; and also, Paint! American Legion Auxiliary. The Dr. Gerald Maurice Eklelman Theresa L. Ronson from Bruce at thisPric^- Durable, washable finish. Republicans the use of conservation tillage on Mrs. George (Midge) Gordon of G. Ronson, both of Bolton. 66 Guaranteed. meeting will be held at the (top) of Rockefeller Universi The Republicans will hold a a demonstration basis to r^uce West Hartford, formerly of Joan A. Riquier from Robert 166 Legion Post Home on West Rd., ty in New York and Rodney fund-raising cocktail party soil loss from land devoted to Manchester and a card reading Rockville at 8 p.m. R. Porter of the University of A. Riquier, both of (Columbia. Assorted solid Random patcfis oi tonight at 8 at the home of eartn tone gratryed Special! Fair Nov. 3 inter-tilled (row) crops. expert, will present a program Sandra L. Reilly from Vincent colors with con SALEI Latex Oxford in Elngland are co Eld ward Hinchliff, Rt. 85. leather-look stitdh- Smart vinyl slip- The initial funding for 1973 will “Fortune Telling with Cards” trasting stitch ed together S)de- Three opeed deluxe BE Latex for easy appli Hie St. Joseph’s Christmas Attending the party will be P. Reilly, both of Vernon. o ns wtih decoraiive Girls' mixer or combina Enamel winners of the Nobel Prize for be $140 million, the same as last ing. Long /ipped S<2es6'}-3 bartded vamp cation. easy clean Fair sponsored by the combined Tuesday at a Manchester New tion can opener and medicine for their basic Richard Rittenband, candidate year, although a final decision sleeves S u e s 5 lo 10 knife sharpener. up. women’s societies of the church comers Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sweaters / ^ p r e d 097 research in the chemical for congressman from the First regarding the program level will at the community Y. will be held Nov. 3, from 1 to 9 latex , structure of antibodies.(AP District; Dave Odegard, can not be made until determinations Mrs. Gordon will discuss the Glidden p.m. and Nov. 4, from noon to 8 didate for re-election as state Proctor Silex Top quality enamel with photos) on overall spending targets. orgin and history of card reading $199 i Z y G n 3 m 6 v water clean up p.m. in the church auditorium. senator from the 4th District; and High priority will be given to Men’s Stretch yTeens’ & Women’s Spray *' ^ j On Nov: 4 a spaghetti supper and relate ntany of her ex Register Dress Up lEG. ■■ Toaster or Iron Mrs. Dorothy Miller, candidate such practices as estabiishing, periences as a c a ^ reader. Rubbers Dress Shoes I will be served at 6 p.m. by reser for re-election as state represen improving or protecting perma The program is open to all new Boys’ Jeans Long sleeve cardi Enamel vation only, and these may be gans. novelty stitch Antique tative from the 5Sth Assembly nent vegetative cover , developing residents of the Mancfaestar area. ing. Pearhzed but 44 made through Oct. 28. District. facilities for livestock water; Those wishing more information By Mail tons. tOOVo orlon. I YOUR Kit! Co- chairmen (or the event are All three candidates are also water impounding reservoirs; may contact Mrs. Frank White and new fallj CHOICE Mrs. Joseph GilL Mrs. Ai expected to attend next constructing terrace systems, colors Wagner, Mrs. Leo Monahan and Livingston, 217 Ralph Rd., or Easy strelch Com- Toaster features snap out Thursday’s opening of Cut out vamp HARTFORD (AP) - Some 500 pleleiy water proof. diversion terraces, dit^es or Mrs. George McNiff, 27 Grant Shirty with krinkle crumb tray and color control For hard reach Mrs. Stanley Adams. Besides Republican headquarters r>on • skid soles dikes; and permanent wildlife inmates in Connecticut’s jails and 100% permanent patent M k$« heels dial; steam & dry iron has places, small objects. white elephant, plants, jewelry, Rd. P acks easily for Dress pumps sae scheduled (or 8 p.m. in the prisons have been sent absentee press cotton Sizes travel S. M and L lots ot steam for easier Iron Rust preventing for- habitat. S l o 10 mill ends, needlework, Christmas Paradise Shopping Center, Rt. 85. registration forms that may—for 6 to 16 ing. mula. (iloss finish. Also, animal waste stora^ and novelties, new and used toys, The opening will be in place of the first time—enable them to diversion facilities; sediment home-baked goods and such the regular monthly meeting of vote in a presidential election, retention and water control struc PACT REACHED G G booths there will be a the Republican Town Com tures; sediment or chemical GROTON (AP) — A tenUtive says a young lawyer BIG, B m luncheonette and pierogi. The lawyer is James W. Greene BIG PRICE CUTS in EVERY DEPT. THROUGHOUT THE STORE! Guaranteed mittee. runoff measures; disposal of contract agreement was reached Leather Travel Proceeds of the fair will be The Republican Women’s Club crop, orchard or woodland Thursday between the EUectric Jr , who has been visiting Men’s Watchi used for maintenance of the has made $100 donations to residues without burning, and Boat Division of General prisoners in Connecticut under a Mouthwash Wallets Alarm school and church. The public is Rittenband, Odegard and Miller pits for solid waste. Dynamics Corp. and the Metal federal grant to the State Correc ^ or Gargle! 88 welcome. for their campaign expenses. tions Department. The grant, ad RBQ. Agricultural-related air pollu Trades Council, representing 8,- B a ^ Powder 28 t.U St. Bernard’s The women are also sponsoring ministered through the non-profit REO. 4 tion problems are considered in A meeting for parents of 000 employes at the submarine 3 Drass and sport a cocktail party the evening of factory. Connecticut Prison Association, ' s.n slylas lor any oc Car children in CCD classes at St. Nov. 3 at headquarters. o VOLCANIC RESEARCH allows two lawyers to help 52 Man's Tri-fold Compact, eaav 10 sot casion Swaap sec No details of the three-year ond hand Bernard’s will be held Monday Democrats TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Dr o9^vs style Roomy ye alarm. Luminous dial M ats contract were announced, but prisoners in divorce, bankruptcy Pe^'ect CoOp ppcrwOe* '■<> the compact. evening at 8 p.m. in the church The Hebron Democratic Town Michael Sheridan, associate and other legal matters. g*nc-e 'e"“'t professor of geology at Arizona voting on it will take place during haU. Conunittee has announced the next week. In the last three weeks, Greene 2 Year Guarantee (XD and St. Bernard’s School opening of campaign head State University, has been says, he has visited all of Connec Extra Dry oz. Ben Gay Trans. Prestone awarded a National Science The employes have been Auto Battery students in Grades 5 through 8 Blind Woman quarters will be tomorrow at 2 Foundatuion grant to conduct without a contract since July 1. ticut's prisons and state jaib. Deodorant Pain Relief! Fluid Radiator are asked to sign up this week for p.m. in the Hebron Shopping volcanic research in Japan. __ explaining to prisoners their 88 Treatments the 1972 Bowling League and to Bilked By Guard Plaza, Rt. 66. rights to vote in a presidential ABTRON attend a meeting Saturday in the Elxpected to attend the opening election under a new federal law. 5 9 % 59 :hurch hall. There will be a $1 NEW YORK (AP) — A bank are William Cotter, candidate (or Greene's activities were 6 Ounce si/e Ar- Gives hours o t retief from -egistration fee. guard has been arrested and re-election as congressman from AFRICA nd the m inor piens of arihrrba. reported in a copyright story rheumatism 3 Yr. Guarantee Lubricates and protecU charged with bilking a blind the 1st District; Mrs. Estelle pubUshed by the Journal-Inquirer your tranamisaion as you YOURCHOICI Heavy Duty drive. Also good in power customer when he helped her Flanigan, candidate for election of Vernon. steerino units. 10 mlnul* rGdlG- BILL FOR AGED PASSED make withdrawals. in the 4th Senatorial District; and tor flush, anti-rutt Until now, it has been difficult Desitin o z WASHINGTON (AP) - 'A.B . Close-Up -1088 wBlai' pump lubri "Charlie was always so kind Mrs. Cynthia Wilson, candidate cant or aaaltr/alop Congress has sent to the White for prboners to regbter to vote in and obliging," said Juliette (or state representative from the Ointment Toottmaste laak. House a legislation to coordinate Connecticut because regbtration I Silvers of Charles Harper, 32, 55th Assembly District. and expand services for the aged in state elections usually involved Prestone "though he acted kind of slow The committee also has an a personal appearance in one’s and appropriate an $17 million and would sometimes say, ‘Oh, I nounced the appointment of town of residence—and prisoners 4 9 ^ ~ For Extra Washer more to carry out the program. ^ RecommenGed by doctors Su pe r •wtuiaruryg toothpeate and , forgot to have you sign the slip — Wilbur Dennis to fill a vacancy on Within each sUte, areas picked are still Usted as residing in the / / for diaper rash m outhwash m one Power Solvent sign it here, please.” the committee. (or priority consideration would towns they come from even while Miss Silvers, with her seelng- receive federal money to es they are imprisoned jjomewhere 8 8 eye dog, was at the Bowery else. Children’s tablish planning and service agen INm ‘•a"" 6 9 ^ Savings Bank to talk over the CROP SaENTlST DIES The federal law, however, cies for the elderly. The bill, MOSCOW (AP) - Agricultural Aspirin D«lro«U snil dslo*. your situation with officials Thursday allows them to register as .e T J O S E P H MFr«« r«plK*m«rrt gusr* approved Thursday, is aimed at windows. ProlKti wish- after Harper’s anest. scientist Vasily S. Pustoviqrt, who [ (uriMH » a cMHMfa sntM for u long u you •r sVitom In bdtow zoro expanding and improving senior- absentees from their home towns developed the sunflower u a own your ovt Mott citizen centers, job training, for federal elections, Greene pow*r(ul btnwy msd« She had discovered, on a day nuijor oil crop in the Soviet says. The 500 regbtration forms 22$ , lor •ulomolivs UM. training in dealing with the when Harper was not at the bank, Union, has died at the age of 88, Safety-loch cap The 1% orem problems of aging and improving have been sent out by town clerks O ne capaute every 12 h o u n dote that doctors reoommeMf .^ t . that her account had only $169.65 tor cokt'a rehef. Tass announced today. around the state, Greene says. diets for the old. in it instead of the $2,M7 the Pustovoyt spent most of his Ufs guard had told her was on in the North uiucasus rsgloo. ik Some 80 to 90 per cent of the deposit. estimated 1,800 persons in state NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER p ^ Read also developed wheat and oUmt tS io n s imports custody fit the "never regbtered” NEWINGTON j WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER! to Fr id a y Bank officials said they would seed gralna (or growing in the region. SOITTH lOAD. iOLTON category, he said— meaning that I I 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Herald Ads make full restitution. AREOjOSEE almost all of them can, indeed, 11kM,-rri. l M .S t A S t IM apply for the franchise MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. M andmUr, Conn., M t, W . M, 1W 8- l* A U W V 4 PAPE M X - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Nttnchwter. Conn., Sat., Oct. 14,1973 mattri|f Htf r lEamtng Beralb LIGHTING THE W AY The Innocent \ V ■■■■>: . ~ Bystander Founded Oct, /, 1881 .’I Pubbihed by Manchester Publishing Go., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Art Hoppe should teleptone the circulation defMui- USINESS ^SERVICES ? R)IRECTORY 18 Bissdl Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, telephone 648-2711 (AC 208.) ment, 647-0046. Freedom Published every evoiing except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Joe Sikspak and General Lavelle and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press of the Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Dear President: I, Joe Slkspak, “It was nothing but a recon LUCA*^ oMinin H IG H GRADE M atter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes American, take pen in hand to naissance mission,” says Self-Service Press MeSweeney. “You can’t have a no' financial responsibility for hammer home a cry for Juitlce. Laundromat E Q U in iE IIT Burl L. Lyons Publisher pacification program without Now there’s a lot of Aniericans Mm SMin lm' PRINTING typographical errors appearing in adver reconnaissance missions. I had to Teote, Ooto, Meeptag Bogs, Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The who can’t figure out this whole Air Mettreeeee,aeO) Mevea, Job and Conmardal see what they were up to. Andl tuMl, fMll MS la a te m s Manchester Evening Herald. deal with this General Lavelle Csih Printing Payable in Advance guy. friend, MeSweeney’s one wow! what they were up tol It m m 53 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Display advertising closing houn, three Manch/Vemon Town Une Prompt SUM Bl One Month $8.25 One Year 130.00 of them. I should know. I Just was like this: •Tailoring fuU days prior to publication. “There’s little Mrs. GiUicuddy ‘*The Bverythlag Mevet** FREETOWINQ Priatug el All Single Copy 15* Six Months $10.50 ■ V * » ^ y • come from his trial. •Dry Cleaning D eadline t o t Herald want ads, 12 noon ban^ng on GiUicuddy with a flat •Laundry Service Oomp - Bike • Vport PHONE 643-2467 1^ Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months $0.75 There’s poor MeSweeney In the % MAIN wntEfer prior to ^ y of publication; 12 noon Friday dock and &e Judge looking down iron. And though he outweighs 176-178 SPRUCE ST. Houll MON IHUSS FSI Oornmnnlty - / l i y - her two4(M)ne, he’s getting the at Depot Sqaare 8SM to 10 PM Subscribers who foil to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. • 0' ' ' -m' * on him. “How do you plead,” MANCHESTER Open Dolly to Site P.M. 254 Broad S t, Raar . / e worst of it. 'Glad to see you, IU[$ WlDSAMieePM says the Judge, “you dirty rat?” Drive-In Parking Jf. PABB — atV'TUl SAI |»M 10 12Noon Telaphona 643*5727 “Innocent as the driven snow, MeSweeney,’ says GilUcuddy your honor,” says MeSweeney. poUtely. ‘Get the heU out and Newspaper Carrier Day “Did you or did you not,” says mind your own business! ’ says his CUSTOM MAPI Mrs. So that’s when I bopped MANCHESTER Get Tuneup at Sievenson^s the Judge, “with felonious intent, Osfrinsky Service of Sincerity C A N V A S AT it, paying the Herald, and keeping clobber one Mrs. GlUlcuddy on her.” MANCHESTER Today we wish to salute an important Bveryday Uvlng U more com- helptul mrvlce and on. you can how about having a cor tune- Ice on cor., and thla^U a g ^ the noggin with a two-by-four?” Walt a minute, MeSweeney,” DEAUR IN WASTE MEMORIAL 00. part of the Herald newspaper team. It is records. says the Judge, “^to. GUUcuddy pttcated today no matter what depend upon. The MiUre ^ atevenmn*. Brno Btatlcn, nj-k “I done what I done,” says MATERIALS Oppoelte Beet Oosaetoey fitting that as we end National The carrier is accomplishing two im MeSweeney, “for the good of the says at no time did she threaten r r r y s: s s s S sa fo o tL Newspaper Week, we give special portant things for himself. He is lear neighborhood.” you with the flat iron.” Quality MamorMi z.T,, “And were you or were you not “That’s . right,” says IRON CHOICE VARIETY ning about business and business prac Over SO Tesuns’ Bxperleswe recognition to our more than 400 at that time,” says the Judge, MeSweeney. “But she could’ve. SCRAP METAL carriers on International Newspaper tices; and more important, he is lear “under orders of this court to And remembering your orders... cationa, The Holme. Punoral Home la Rlchajrd and Robert Btevenaon, Uona. Brake, that puU uneven- Qualify v a m m . - “Dang it, MeSweeney,” says CoH 649-BM7 ning self-reliance. keep the peace, following the 18 and PAPER to a moat heautlrid on. large ownera at Stevenaon’e Bmo Bta- ly cjsn throw you Into a akid. Carrier Day, today. brawb you got into last month?” the JucUie, “you don’t caU bop A. AIMliTTl, Prop. Funeral Home, 400 ****^®*- enough to uie ’ largw t ticn, make sure that their cua- gtevenaon'a Eaao Btotlon doek Seafood un 7S1 PABKBB ST. We salute our carriers, not only as ■"niat’s why I done it,” says ping her on the head unprovoked People need a peiw^ wto can inUmato enough tor the tomera are pleaaed with the aer- ^ork on aU makes and iqOd^ rj Aknaioam naO O f TeL aU-0780 or eU-MIO Horrioon St.. Mencheeter 43 OAK STREET Producing a daily newspaper is a MeSweeney eagerly. “I figured assault?” take carec « ^ ot OAA, MAA. SBochd o c ia l__^j^e given at this atatlon. ^ They ^ ^ car*. ^ .n Theyi t thU repack Marion. the They f r ^ They repack the AniliMia representatives of the thousands of fine TEL. eie-eesi • Door Oggoptga team effort, involving many crafts and you’d okay it because it was part “No Sir,” says MeSweeney. I Security Benetta and Veterane privata lamUyrcom and 4o a ftne Job and you wUl be ^*el bearing.; they alto eorry youngsters in our state, but because of your neighborhood pacifica caU it a protective retaUatloo BenMlU. Them and othar ^ private entrance. pleooed with the reooon- a full line of greaae .eal. and • Storm Ifeaca professions, but one of the most impor related aervicea are cCfered at ^ impec- charged. wheel bearing, for replacemant. • ConiMaatkm WkNfew* strike.” they are important members of the tion program.” STEVENSON’S Maaekaatar Awotog Oou tant is the carrier who is the key person “My what?” says the Judge. “I find you guUty of contempt MERCURY the Holmea Funeral and aU famlUea are Sporkpluga that are burned. Herald team without whom this paper of court, unprovokkl assault and Many p ^ aaaured abedute privacy If thU to«Y ^ Its WEST OBNTBB W . in getting your Herald to your door each Then he kind of sighs. “Okay, Travel Agency filed by "The Knowledge Book- . new battery, Btevena^ Bteveneona a Kaso Kaao g^t g^t the the beet beet per- per- Tilepheae C4e-Mil could not fulfill its function of keeping MeSweeney," he says, “le t’s felonious mopery,” says the ESSO evening. Judge. “Now what am I going to 646-2756 let” put out by the Order o< toe ^ ^^erewhere all flour-flow- ™ oTto^ formance out of your oar. m s the conununity informed on local issues hear it.” 405 MAIN ST. Golden Rule, which U your, for reclved Intore. that all hatterlea. mtMr one « in ^ should theaexe.t^ need replacing, ____/OU “Well, your honor,” says do with the Ukes of you?” As an independent businessman, he and events. NO SERVICE TEL. 640-5533 the aridng. Juat .top In at the finurAra Mnt ^ to T a Zservice i T t r are a hatterle. will give exc^eiri .ei^ ^ replaced ^ J Upholstery MeSweeney, “there I am, trying “Well, from reading the Home and pick up a copy *rom "c^fuUy and anaiwed vice for they are rugged, heavy with nationally known brands at Vi CHAR6E • T u iM -U p f and I V I takes on a big responsibility not only for To our carriers we extend a thank you to get a little shut-eye along about papers,” says McSweaiey, “I the table in the haU of Um main p, th|[i, beJT^L- care uo. . . . « Steventon's E m o Btarion. P Shop midnight and the GiUlcuddys RESERVATIONS FOR new care do not need to ____ ^ __ . BE-VPHOLBTEBINO delivering your paper, but collecting for for a job well done. figure you ought to retire me on • EnqliiG CiGCHiliiq corridor; or. If you prefer, oak The a. fre- your battery la not up to SAKI • MUDEBN FU BN im BB start a fight next door. They been $27,000 a year.” •HOTELS •AIRLINES • GGiiGfal Rapoln S *^l^r ^«nbem of the clergy appre- Uw^^^JT^onee dd, t«"»»h the fa,^ may Ue and ANTIQUES fighting about as long as I can So the Judge blows up and Thto boo^t is most heli^l, ^ mechanic will toll **hth the generals. • Custom Furniture •STEAMSHIPS remember.” gives him one to ten in the pokey. • S tam ps and oxplaUu In a ^ry cUa ^ gpecial room for thorn. y«, When the bulk o i your the gtarter may be at fault. The STAIl and SUpcovers “But this time,” says the Speplalltlng In Hand Tuflins It’s a grave injustice. How was 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER and factual manner the many "•T. is olr con- onH ra around nwchanAca at Steveneon'e S m o ^UPiRBLBllO Political Desperation Judge, “you decided to take the Mode To Order Inside MeSweeney to know? Complete Selection at law into your own hands?” What I mean is. President, I YOUR Moterlola “Not the law,’’ says l FREE ESTIMATES fervently believes he can bring about by think it’s a fine thing the way you COMPLETE moet helpful. operation aU over the Home. To changed more frequently. 1 7 1 1 . KOIOROIL With a fertile imagination there are no MeSweeney, “a two-by-four. I got go around telling everybody what MEMORIAL Just recently, a new organ jn^ire against Are, there la a will protect your car, and an ^ rebuilt at Lower Level of Ike Porkadn it by me bed strictly for self CORNER STORE PET CENTER was InotaUed at the Holmes UetocUoo ayatem that gives oU ch^e U not expensive. ^ 848-em limits to man’s flight into rhetoric. moral pressures against an enemy which a great country we got. But you Mon., Tuee., M ; Wed., defense. But remembering your Funeral »m e, and for tboee complete protection 2 4 'hour. a When you take your car to Bte- Unfortunately, imagination is too often espouses no morality other than self- Report ought to warn them that if they e Party CkwOs, Megoain.. CMHiM- fwikMU Tlmra., FrI. M ; Sat. 8-8 orders to keep the peace, I pick it behave like it, they’ll get e Otooerlea, Cold Cut. IitplcM Fltk - lyrtMi who wish music at a service, veneoo’e B m o Btarion you know While you are having the car divorced from reality. interest. up and head for the Gillicuddys.” arrested. e Fnilte—VcgstablM HMMitn - BekHt this la a welcome addiUon. ^ y^, would like to .consult that «U the important Items wiU rimed up, have Btevensw'. B w Hiu4 Bim4 hek*> Holmea Funeral Home la uni- „„„ o t the HeUmea he rheeked for vou. Station check the shock abeorb- It will be the self-interest of the Ronland Evans and Robert .\oiak “Did you or did you not,” says Truly Yours, e OrecUng Cerd. Holmea Funeral Home la uni- j^jjy member of the Hedmes be d iecked for you. .h..oVe While we cannot imagine the North touriuM toMUriM, Me. que In that It is a famUy bust- tamUy, Juat call at their consul- Do you need now snow tires MANCHFSTER the Judge, “bust down their Joe Sikspak, American We D epw4 Oa T ea . . . mi GLASS enemy, either immediate or long-term, Ow 0«* tricki M M noM. It wae .tarted In 1BS2 by „„ uj^ ^reet floor tfale winter? Steveneon’a Eaao Vietnamese and Viet Cong responding door?” Ton Gen Depend On list PMFmVi AUTO PARTS e For Aote ’ which will bring about substantial Catholic Flight to Nixon Mark Holmes, and today hU ^ Bigelow St. CaU the Station Jiae Atlaa, Coodyear and ^ p o o r dri^ co^u^ to Sen. George S. McGovern’s unilateral Open 7 Day. A Week MANCHESTER three sons, Howard, Arthur and niake an appoint- Jetton Cutlass by Goodrich In ® ^*“**™ “ can-alto e For Store FramaoBl negotiations toward a cease-fire, a tUl Midnight aU oUeo of wlndiwi end-the-war plan; it is apparent the violence and crime in New York PET CENTER Norman, carry on the famUy here In seclusion you both the regular and studded he handled. BROOKLYN — Sen. George VWth the help of national MiWCHESTU tradlUon. No matter when you ask any question, you riylea. They alto have recape, For the beat in ae^e, de- OPEN Democratic presidential hopeful and his truce, or an out-and-out end to the war. but he never mentioned it SU' MAIN BT. 64S-03M IIUPUST.' e FarTaklaTapa McGovern’s increasingly harsh poUsfer Oliver Quayle’s expert caU the Home, one of the sons wUh- there la no obUgatlon on and It la Important to have good pend upon Stovenoon a SAT. to 1 P.M. advisors can imagine this happening. It is unrealistic to try to convince us that attacks on President Nixon, far field team, we screened out all before.” Dullness Chasing ; will be there to aaoUt you. . . yoy,’ part and anv one of the snow Urea when the driving con- They are open from 7:80 to a OPEN a AJL to 8 P3L That bitter complaint — that BATUBDAY 8 A.M.-HOOM from Ufting his campaign out of but registoed Catholic voters in a Wars are about the ultimate in reality. the United States can end its involve McGovern’s campaign promises ; theirs U a service of sincerity Holmes famUy wUl be i^eased ditlone ere„ bed. the rut here, are being turned political scouting tour to learn SEE US FOR QUALITY Local Churches Calvery Church Trinity Cuvanant Church E m uid Luthenfl Chirch (AssembUes of God) 903 Hackmatack St. Church and Cheitnut SU. 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, When William Gillette, por Rev. C. Henry Andenon, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Pastor 11 a.m., Worahlp Service. trayer of Sherlock Holmei on Pastor . Co-Pastora Harvey Deiruliseaux, lay the American stage for more Robert A. Lanier, Intern 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with preacher. Nursen provided. than three decada, decided 10 a.m., Sunday School, classes classes for all ages three through 9:45 a.m., (;hurch School to build a between toun- for all ages. 0 and 10:45 a.m.. The Service, adult, plus an Infant-Nursery. classes. 11 a.m.. Service of Worship and retirement home, he lelected 10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship Nursery for Infants. Bible preaching. Children’s Ser a r u g ^ , tree-lined hill high 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church with the Rev. Mr. Swensen First CoegregaHoual Church vice and child-care provided. over me Connecticut River at School for three-year-olds preaching on “The Five Ways to ^ H ebna 6:45 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Hadlyme. Originallv, he con F aithfuln^.’’ Children's Church Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. through Grade 7. 7 t>.m.. Evening Gospel Ser sidered a site at the eastern 10:45 a.m.. Class for Grades 8 for Grades 1 through 6, plus a Pastor Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 vice. Hymnsing and Bible tip of Long Island’s North and 9 and post-confirmands. Nursery for pre-schoolers. and 7 p.m. message. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and S t Mary’s Church Fork. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.. Service St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Study with the Rev. Mr. Neil Wakeman, lay leader of ser 10:30 a.m. Rt. 31, Coventry On a high point of the IIS of prayer and praise. Park and piurch Sts. Swensen. Nursery available. vice, PUw “The Prodigal Son" Rev. F. Bernard MiUer, Pastor acres, he bnilt “Seventh Rev. George Norstrand, Rector presented by John Horton, assis Unitarian Meeting House Rev. Richard F. Roughan, Sister,” now known as North United Methodist Church Rev. ^ephen J. White Church of the Naxarene tant church school superinten 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Assistant Pastor Gillette Castle. During his 300 Parker St. Rev. Ronald Haldeman 236 Main St. dent. Nursery provided. Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor lifetime, authorities estibiate Rev. William A. Taylor, Church School children will Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. that the actor-playwright 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Eucharist, Pastor attend church. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser spent more than |1 million. Services for Trial Use. Nursery and Worship Church 10:45 a . m . ______vice. Sermon: “ What’s The castle is patterned after 9 a.m.. The Holy Communion, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all United Methodist Church School. Happening to our World?” Coffee First Congregational Church a medieval Rhennish fortress, Book of Common Prayer, with ages. Rt.44A fellowship between services. United Church of Christ complete with crenelated ''sermon by the Rev. Wfr. White. 10:45 a m., Morning Worship. Bolton Vernon Assembly of God 9:00 a.m,. Church School. Main St., Coventry Church School, Nursery and Crib Message by the pastor. Children's Rev. David M. Campbell 104 W. Main St., RockvlUe battlements and apertures. Nursery and Grades 3 through 6. Chufch and supervised Nursery Pastor Rev. Earl K. PetUbone, Rev. James W. McBride, Native stone was one of Class. 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning provided. Minister Gillette’s loves. The entire Nursery, Kindergarten and 7 p.m., Evening Service. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Rev. Robert Heavilln, castle is built on a natural Coffee House. Grades 1 and 2. Interim Pastor 11:00 a.m.. The Holy Message by the pastor. Nursery through Adult. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, rock formation. The cellar Elucharist, Services for Trial Use, 10:25 a.m.. Coffee and Conver classes for all ages. Zion Evangelical 9:30 a.m., Church School. was blasted out of solid rock with Sermon by the Rev., Mr. Church of the Assumption sation. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Lutheran Church . 11 a m . . Worship Service. to a depth of 12 or more feet Adams St. and Thompson Rd. 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Nurserv, 5:45 p.m., Christ’s White. Nursery care. (Missouri Synod) in places. Built wdioUy of Wednesday 10 a.m.. The Holy Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Infants through Grade 2. World bassadors youth group. Cooper and High St. Prince of Peace native granite from nearby Ehicharist, Services for Trial Use, Rev. Robert J. Burbank Order Sunday. Sermon: 7 p.m., ^angellstic service. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor “Cooperation, not CompetiUon, Lutheran Church fields and ridges, the founda St. Luke, Evangelist. Rt. 31 and North River Road Saturday, Masses at 5:00 Is the Key to Survival.” Avery SL tion walls are five feet thick at 9 a.m. Divine Worship. Coventry Community Baptist Church 2 to 4 p.m.. Ice cream social. Christian Reformed Church their base and taper to about 10:15 a.m. Sunday &hool and 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. H. Wilkins, Pastor An American Baptist Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 661 Avery St. South Windsor two feet at the tower. Youth Forum. 585 E. Center St. Union Congregational Church Rev. Peter Mans, Over several years, 22 10:10 to 11:30 a.m. Grade 6 and and 11:45 a.m. 9 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Dr. H. Victor Kane, l^kviUe Minister skilled masons were steadily 8 Youth Instruction. 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Interim Minister Church of Jesus Christ of Rev. Paul J. Bowman engaged in completing the Wednesday, 7:30 Com- Minister Mrs. Robert Burt, Latter-day Saints (Mormon) 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Messiah Evangelical Lutheran stone work for the castle and munion Vespers. Rev. Lyman D. Reed Stone walls frame the roadway leading to the main entrance. Director of Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Church various ledge walks that were Religious Education Terryl E. Draney, Bishop Associate Minister 7 p.m. Evening Worship. (Wisconsin Synod) Second Congregational Church Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, literally carved from the side United Church of Christ 300 Buckland Road, 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all 9 a.m., Priesthood. Assistants in Christian Elducation First Evangelical Lutheran of the cliff. 385 N. Main St. South Windsor ages, Sunday Sclyool for Nursery 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Church of Rockville Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor through Grade 4 continuing (Tlasses for all ages. 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades 154 Orchard SI. during the service. 5 p.m., Sacrament Service. 5 through 9. Adult Study Group. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:40 a.m., Giurch School, In Pastor Nursery through Church School The Rev. Dr. Orlando L. St. Bartholomew’s Church fants through Grade 4. First Congregational Chiirch Grade 8. Learning Chnununity: Tibbetts, executive minister of Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Herald photo by Buceivicius 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 9 a.m.. Religious School. of Coventry “Exploring the Bible.” Laity Sun the Connecticut Convention of Service of Baptism. Sermon 9:15 a.m.. Adult Discussion day. Sermon and Dialogue: Mrs. Rev. Robert Heavilln American Baptist Churches, Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 p.m. Rev. Felix M. Davis, Pastor topic: “I Believe.” Group. Interim P u to r C hiles Sprague, Mrs. Perley Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, guest minister. Topic: “Why We Trombly, Richard Rylander and Need a Baptist Convention.” and 11 a.m. Second Congregational Church Bolton Congregational Church First Sunday of each month. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Edward Tibrell. Coffee Hour Bolton Center Rd. Conrununion. Nursery and crib room provided. following the service in 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 7:15 p.m.. Senior High and St. Bridget Church “The Rev. Mr. Davis has been the pastor of Second Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Fellowship Hall. Junior High Baptist Youth Rev. John J. Delaney. Pastor Congregational Church for the past 11 years. Before coming Minister Our Savior Lutheran Church Avery St. Reformed Rev. James F. Rlon 239 Graham Road South Windsor Fellowships will meet. The Salvation Army to Manchester, he served pastorates at Kensington and Rev. William J. Stack 10:15 a.m., Church School. South Windsor 661 Main St Springfield, Mass. He has been an officer of the former South United Methodist Church 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Manchester Ministerial Association and the Human Sermon: “(Tome, Follow Me.” Main St. at Hartford Rd. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 Resources Center of Connecticut. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Beadle p.m. in school auditorium. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship 8:30 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship 7 p.m.. Evening Worship. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, Corps Officers Rev. Wayne Kendall, Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and Services. Holy Communion on 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 Talcottville Congregational the first Sunday of each month at First Congregational Church Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr., 9:30 a m., Sunday School. of Vernon Pastors and noon in school auditorium. Church 10:45, and on the third Sunday at Junior and Adult classes. United (?hurch of Christ 8:30. Rev. John A. Lacy, Minister 11 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. Belgian Priest Rev. Edwin W. Bai^omew, St. James Church Rev. C.G. McCallister, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School and 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser Nursery provided. Topic. “ boun Assistant Ministd* vice. The Rev. Mr. Kendall Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Interim Minister Adult Bible Class. ding in the Work of the Lord.” Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs preaching. Sermon: “A Bridge No. 3, “ The Workers Com 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Over Trouble.” Infant Toddlers Rev. Eugene J. Charman Indexing Bible 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Wesleyan United munion.” Maj. Beadle preaching. 9:55 a.m.. Church School. Rev. James M. Boyle Sunday School and Nursery care. M eth o ^ t Church through Kindergarten at Susan 7 p.m.. Sounding Brass and The Rev. Mr. Lacey will dard Version, between Sermon topic; “The King, The Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington nah Wesley Home. Grade 1 Voice. A Gospel-service of music By CARL HARTMAN preach. Coffe Fellowship after Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 ;30 Deuteronomy and the Acts of the Fea, and the Times.” Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor through high school in main and song. South United Associated Press Writer the service. Nursery care p.m. Apostles. But there are more buildi^. Methodist Church (Chancel Choir BRUSSELS (AP) - M th the available during toe service. Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10.30 crimes than that in the Bible. S t George’s Episcopal Church 9:45 a.m., Sunday School 2 to 3 p.m.. District Youth and the Qtadel Band. help of three Benedictine nuns, 4:30 p.m. Junior High Pilgrim a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. How to find them? Rt. 44A, Bolton Classes for all ages. Council. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Bible two monks and one American Fellowship will meet. Look up “crime” in Father Rev. Standish Macintosh, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist Fellowship Hour. Study; “The computer, a Belgian priest is 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim SL John’s Polish National Georges’ index and you will get Interim Priest Nursery. Youth Fellowship. Person and Work of ^ e Holy completing what he hopes will be Fellowship will meet. 7:30 p.m., 41-minute film Catholic Church the most useful index to the Bible references not only to the word 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Spirit.” Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, itself, but also to passages that 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. showing of “Village by Village” yet produced. 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Pastor recount specific crimes even 10:15 a.m.. Morning Fhayer, in Reception Hall. First Church of (Christ The Rev. Georges Passalecq is though the word “crime” itself Church School, Nursery. St. Maurice Church The Scientist himself a monk from the big 11 a m.. Coffee and Conversa Concordia Lutheran Church Masses, 8:30 and 10:30a.m. Benedictine Abbey at Maredsous, does not happen to appear in Bolton 447 N. Main St. tion. Bible 40 Pitkin St. known for its mild cheese and them: the murder of Abel, the Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Gospel Hall rape of Tamar, King David’s 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun strong beer as well as for its deep Trinity Lutheran Church : Speaks Vice Pastor 415 Center St. learning. A bustling, sandy little adultery and his plot against poor Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. day School and Nursery. “Doc Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 man of 63, he spends only about a Uriah toe Hittite. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:15 and trine of Atonement ” is the sub 10 a m.. Breaking bread. Father Georges began his index Rev. Donald McClean Eugene 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, ject of the lesson-sermon. The quarter of his time within its 11 am . Church School through Grade 6. 11:45 a m., Sunday School. in 1958 and after 10 years found Brewer Golden Text: Psalms 66:20. walls. 8 and 10:00 a.m.. Worship Ser Nursery care for small children. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. More often he can be found he had collected 80,000 index St. Margaret Mary Church Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony vice, Holy (?onununion. 10:30 a.m.. The Service, carrying a battered briefcase cards. At this point he enlisted Wapping meeting. All are welcome. United Pentecostal Church the help of the Revs. Ferdinand 9:15 a m., Sunday School. lesus once castigated the scholarly Church School for Grades 7, 8, 9 The Christian Science Reading anywhere between the Brussels Rev. Thomas R. O’Neil, and High School. Nursery care 187 Woodbridge St. Poswick and Eric de Adult Instruction Class. Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick scribes and puritanical Pharisees tor' Room, open to the public except bank that lends him its computer binding "heavy burdens and grievous for s m ^ children. Robert Baker, Pastor and the pulpit of a synagogue in Borchgraeve from the Benedic on Saturday and holidays, is tine monastery at (Juevy. With Vernon United to be borne," Matt.23:4. They were; 1:30 p.m.. Church picnic and Cleveland, Ohio. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 located at 968 Main St. The hours Methodist Church transforming their religion, an in Rally Day. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Just now he is concerned to get their help he arranged to share — p.m. are 11 a.m., to 4 p.m. Monday Rt 30 tended blessing, into an onerous An arch of Japanese prayer gate design provides an area entrance. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. some publisher in the United at night, on holidays and in other Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 and through Friday. The Reading Rev F W Schuster, Minister hardship through empty rituals and. Benches of different periods on the outdoor balcony. Center Congregational Church 6 p.m.. Youth Service. States to translate his “ Analytical free time — toe IBM 370 com 11:30 a.m. Room is also open the first 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. puter of the Caisse Generate human traditions. United Church of Christ Thursday of every month, 7 to 9 and Analogical Index ” from 11 Center St. d’Epargue at' de Retraite 9:30 a m.. Church Service. N Second Congregational Church Centuries ago “protective armor' so p.m. French into English. His com Rev. Lyman G. Farrar The Presbyterian Church puter can’t do that. Father (CGER), a savings bank ursery-age bodergarten classes. United Church of Christ Rt. accumulated that when a soldier tell 43 Spruce St. organized by the Belgian govern 10:45 a.m . (3iurcb School, or was knocked from his horse, he Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr, Unitarian Universallst Society (Jeorges speaks English himself 44A, Coventry Co-Pastors Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor ment. Gasses for Grades 1 through 6 466 Main St. — as well as FYench, German, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, otetn was unable to get up without Dutch, Italian, Latin, Greek and Minister assistance. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, When Father Georges isn’t in Second Congregatie«al Church 9:15 and 11:15 a.m.. Worship 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Hebrew — but he says this job We have witnessed such distortions Minister Classes for all ages. 10:30 a m.. dexing the Bible, delivering radio Rt. 44A, Coventry Services. Church School. Nursery ought to be put into the hands of 10 a m.. Worship Service. of Christianity today, resulting in Worship Service. Nursery sermons, playing the organ — he Rev Robert Bechtold, Minister through Grade 6. someone who can work in his mass defections of church members. 10:30 a m.. Service. Louise provided. won a first prize at the Brussels Dr. RoUand Ewing, 10:15 to 11 a m.. Coffee own mother tongue. Unitarian Fellowship Christ came to simplify, not com Mattlage, guest speaker. Her 7 p.m.. Evening Service. conservatory — or translating Interim Minister Fellowship and Learning Oppor topic: “ Faith Dancing, An Affir “The Bible,” he explains, “ is religious books, he is apt to be of Glastonbury plicate. life: to lighten, not intensify, tunities for youth and adults. the word of God and is used by Academy Junior High men's burdens (Matt.ll:28-30); to mation of Life,” and demonstra visiting Israel or the United Sept. 10: 10 f .m. Worship Ser 3 to 5 p.m.. Tea sponsored by tion of her style of dancing. religious Jews and Christians as a States in pursuit of his other main Main St., Glastonbury bring men peace, not anxiety the Women’s FellowsKip and source of prayer and meditation. vice Nursery, Church School. interest: Jewish affairs. 7:30 p.m. Sr. High Seminar (Phil 4:/). But established churches honoring Miss Naomi Foster at It is also a reference work used Among his jobs is the supervi 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery have become so ^encrusted with the 42 Richmond Rd. parsonage. by every writer and reader who and School. Liturgical Mission sion of relations between toe United Congregational Church humanly contrived liturgies, doc Full Gospel Christian deab with history, philosophy, CathoUc Church in Belgium and trines, and forms as to defeat the Church of Christ Fellowship Interdenominational The Rev. Bernard J. Clancy, theology, ethics, ancient United (^urch of Guist Rockville United Methodist OMI, of the Immaculate Heart of the Jewish community. Tolland •Lord's benevolent designs. Only by Lydall and Vernon Sts. Orange Hall literature or even sociology." Church returning to the Scriptures can th e » Mary Novitiate in Tewkesbury, Rev. Donald G. Miller, Eugene Brewer, Minister Rev. Philip P. Saunders, He wants to provide these He considers Pope Paul VI too 142 Glove St, exsiaving accretions be escaped and Mass., will conduct a liturgical Minister Pastor writers, students and readers preoccupied with the Interests of Rev. John W. Mortimer, the freedom in Christ be enjoyed— " . 9 a.m., Bible Classes. mission for the next two weeks at with an easy to use reference tool toe church in Arab countries and Pastor the Church of the Assumption on 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser . . the truth shall make you tree.” 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study that will help them find any not sympathetic enough with (John 8:32( Donald Nelson, ^ e s t speaker. and open discussion. Sunday S. Adams St, The mission is open passage they need. Israel. vice and Church S^ool. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Dr. School. to all those interested. This is not the first time a 11 a.m.. High School Class. Nursery through adults. CHURCH OP CHRIir James Bell, guest speaker. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic service. A five-day mission for women computer has been used for a Father Georges’ concern with 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Jewish affairs put him deep into Lydull Vemon I and high school girls will start scholarly religious work, but the Fellowship. Nursery through Grade 2. underground work when World nunui M8481T «■ M on^y with services at 9 a.m. authors think it has not been tried and 7:30 p.m. Services for men before on a religious book War U began. He was helping St. F raadi of Aulil and high school boys will be held destined for general circulation. East European Jews who had 673 Ellington Rd. earlier fled to the! West to escape NANOHESTER PARKADE at 7 :30 p.m. from Oct. 23 through Many Indexes to the Bible, South Wlndior Oct. 27. called “concordances,” already the Nazis, and who were being Rev. John C. Gay, There will be a Mass at all exist. They list every passage in rounded up In Belgium by the P utor services. Confessions will be which a given word is used. Look German occupying forces. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, heard after each service. Arrested hinuelf in 1941 he NOTICE up the word “crime,” for exam- AuUtant Putor spent the rest of the war in lyaeN — pie, and you will find that it does Flushing of the water mains of thel confinment—the laitlO months not appear often: no more than a Saturday, Maaau at 5 and 7 at the Dachau concentration Town of Manehester Water Dept.1 ORJG SI ORE dozen places in the Revised Stan- p.m. will begin Oet. 17, 1971. Flnshfaj camp. He used the time not only Sunday, Masiei at 7:30, 9:90, to p ^ e c t his languages but also and 11 a.m. will eontinae Tuesdays throngl NOTICE: to acquire considmble skill in Fridays antU eompleted, st j;tlng li barbe^. It’s an avocation be Sacred Heart Church still enjoys practicing on bis the Boekledge System. OPEN Rt. 30, Vernon Area Is kaaaS aa West by Parkar S4., Bast byl friends and their children. Rev. Ralph Kelley, P utor CONSULT YOUR MAKER’S INSTRUCTIONS — Father Georges will be visiting OraeawaaS Drive augniale BaaS, East Caatar St. I ALL M Y Rev. Edward Kooopka fraai OaaSwla aaSltoath ta Pariar SI. Alsal TH E BIBLE. Write for free literature. BIBLES A th e United States over Aaalitant P utor Thanksgiving Day, with lectures Ballarswt. nighwaad aaS Partar 84., Bast all BOOKS ■ P.O. Box 124 ■ Manchester, Ct. 06040 Fargasaa BS. S iN M Y scheduled In Washington, Saturday Mau, 6 p.m. Cleveland, Hartford and at Sunday M aisu, 7:10, 9, 10:30, WIST MIDDU TURNFIKI .A colleges in Pennsylvania and Minnesota. and 12 noon. The Connecticut River sweeps below a balcony viewing spot. A itsirway desconda to a road and gardens beyond. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheeter, Conn., Sat., Oct. 14,1973- PAGE ELEVEN PAPE TEN— MANCHKSyrER EVENING HERALD. Manchcatcr, Conn., Sat., Oct. 14,1B72 Obituary Controversial 1-291 Moriarty Given Award ZBA Asked To Allow Bdw«dL.C.OiffoniSr. Trash Firm Garage Funeral xrvricee for Edward Discussed In Private Matthew M. Moriarty of , Engineering and Science. He numerous educational L.C. OUfoni of 33 Walker majored iif mechanical organisations. He la co-founder, - William Tuniir* request for ar. St., Manchester today was awarded A variance requeited by i«ho died FMd«y at hii home, will federal agencies on questions on engineering. past chairman and a member of a variance to expand a com m ^ BOSTON (A P )-H artford’s the Alumni M e^l, the highest Trashavray Inc. to allow construc be Sunday at 3 p.m. at the the environmental impact of the the Advisory Council of the dal building at 306 Oakland St. controversial beltway proposal, award given by Pratt Institute’s Moriarty has greatly supported tion of a four-bay repair garage Holmei Funeral Home, 400 Main interstate 291, brought together project. Alumni Society, during Alum- Manchester Community College. (Residence A Zone). St. Burial will be in East his alma mater over the years on W. Center St. is one of 11 - Turull Intends to construct One of Meetings of this nature are He also is chairnum of the Ad Connecticut Gov. Thomas J. ni/Founder’s Day activities. with his energy as well as tos items scheduled for public Cemetery. visory Board of the Howell an addition to the existing o Meskill and several top federal normally conducted by agency resources, the citation says. Par hearings Monday night by the Frioxb mey call at the funeral The award, citing “his life of Cheney Regional Technical nursery building on the parcel, officials Friday for a private dis staffs, not top officials. Besides ticularly, last year he led the first Manchester Zoning Board of bnne tonight from 7 to 9. service to tos community, church School; member. Advisory according to the town planning cussion. Meskill and the federal regional state \rtde fund drive for the farally suggests that any Board, Albertus Magnus College; Appeab. Meskill, who has supported the directors, J. Marsh Thompson, a and alma nuter,” was presented Pratt Annual Fund in Connec A 12th item, Loube Sylvester’s office. memorial crntributlons may be during Convocation ceremonies member, Connecticut State Ad - Leslie I. Dowd’s request for proposed expressway since tos representative of Vice PrMident ticut. request for a variance to use a made to the Heart Assodation of visory Board for Distributive a side yard variance to allow an 1970 election, was attempting to Spiro Agnew’s office was present. in Memorial Hall on the Brooklyn building at 748 Tolland Tpke. as a Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., campus. M oriarty is a 1923 Education; and member, addition to a house at 36 Packard temper the negative {^tio n s Meskill said the issues dis theater workshop, was Hanford. Connecticut Consultant Com taken by the Departement of cussed were primarily about graduate of Pratt’s School of withdrawn without prejudice St. (Residence B Zone). tomorrow's leaders - A side yard variance re Housing and Urban Development delays in communications, mittee for the Trade Industry and Friday. quested by Allen Brown (HUD) and the Environmental although he added some specifics Technical Education. llie public hearings will start at MnV Emma P. Schmidt Associates on a parcel south of 24 Protection agency (EPA), accor about noise and other forms of Bolton Moriarty has been equally ac 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building ROCKVnXE - Mrs. Emma tive in civic matters. He is a Emerson St. (Residence B Zone). ding to sources close to the con pollution were covered. Some hearing room. Plq)er Schmidt, 83, of Oklahoma trustee and a member of the - Donald Sullivan’s request for troversy. specific highway projects were Trashaway’s application in City, Okla., formerly of Apple Festival Executive Committee of the a side yard variance to allow an Regional officials of both the also mentioned, he said. volves a parcel on the north side Rockville, died Thursday at a Manchester Memorial Hospital attached garage at 194 Wetherell federal agencies have expressed Will Include of W. Center St., east of Olcott St. Byron, ll., convalescent home. and an incorporator of St. Francis St. (Residence B Zone).,, serious doubt about the necessity EPA and HUD have filed and adjacent to Hop Brook. may have delivered She was tte widow of the Rev. Hospital of Hartford. - A side yard variance re of the 24-mile highway. The most separate environmental impact Grinder Sale The public hearing on the George Schmidt. statements concerning 1-291, as His efforts in civic matters quested by G.H.L. Construction disputed part of the issue is the Young people from St. variance request will satbfy state Mrs. Schmidt vros born in St. required by federal law. The were recognized by the Co. for a house addition at 61 proposed route through West George’s Episcopal Church will statute requirements for a Louis, Mo. After the death of her State Transportation Department Manchester Chamber of Ridgewood St. (Residence A Hartford, Bloomfield and Wind sell grinders during the church’s hearing on location approval, ac husband in 1948, she came to had previously decided the (Commerce when it presented the cording to the town planning Zone). Rockville to nuke her home with sor. annual Apple Festival tomorrow - A variance sought by proposed route is the best and M Award to him. office. EPA has questioned the claim from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. Ham and Manchester Motor Sales Inc. for her toother, the late Rev. EWch that the project is environmental Moriarty is president of The property, in an Industrial 0. Pleper, who served as pastor that the road would produce no salami varieties will be offered. two free-standing signs at 512 W. ly safe. Moriarty ^ o s., an automobile Zone, supports an existing garage of Trinity Lutheran Church for air, water or noise pollution. Homemade apple pies fresh dealership, and of the O nter St. (Business 2 Zone). your newspaper today which Ttashaway uses to house HUD says lower-middle income Although the EPA and HUD from the oven or ready from the more than 40 years. She left Manchester Water Company, a its garbage trucks. The new gar - The Goodrich Realty neighborhoods would be positions are only advisory, they freezer, jams, jellies and other Rockville after his death in 1965. public service ulitily. age would be used for repair of Group’s request for a variance for destroyed. are expected to be influencial in baked gcKxls will be offered. She is survived by a brother, Mr. Moriarty lives with his those trucks, according to the a free-standing sign, 52 feet high Although the meeting was the ultimate decision of the U.S. Bulletin Board Matthew M. Moriarty Arthur A. Peiper of Oklahma wife, Julia, at 75 Forest St. company’s attorney, Herbert and 282 square feet in size, at the closed to the press, Meskill said Department of Transportation, Members of the senior class at aty. He has organized and let fund Phelon. K-Mart shopping center under afterward that it had been called which would pay 90 per cent of Bolton High School will sponsor Funeral services will be Mon raising drives in the Atonchester There would be no sale of construction on the north side of the estimated $200 million cost of an ice cream social tomorrow day at 11 a.m. at the Ladd to iron out "communications area for the Red Cross and Com gasoline at the garage, Atty. Spencer St. (Business 3 Zone). problems” between state and the expressway. from 2 to 4 p.m. at United Funeral Home, 19 E31ington Ave. munity Qiest. He also has been Fire Calls Phelon said. • A variance requested by The Rev. Martin. Stege of St. Methodist Oiurch. Tickets are very active on behalf of his Other variance requests Pontiac Park Inc. for three signs available at the door. John's Lutheran Church in Glen church. For this work, he had the Yesterday at 2 p.m. town scheduled for public hearings at 373 Main St. (Business 3 Zone). There will be a joint meeting of dale, N.Y., will officiate. Burial signal honor of having the Knight firemen answered a call to 459 Monday are: The first sign would be an 11- the Board of Education, foot-square free-standing sign 36 will be in Grove IfiU Cemetery. Democrats Comment of St. Gregory Medal bestowed Keeney St. to investigate the — The B-H Company’s request Selectmen and Finance, and the feet high; the second would be a Friends may call at the funeral upon him by the Archbishop of smell of smoke. The call proved for a variance to conduct a Public Building Commission 9-foot-square free-standing sign home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Hartford in 1963. This is one of to be a false alarm turned in museum and antique sales Monday at 7;30 p.m. at the 23 feet high; and the third would On Bus Subsidy Plan the highest Papal awards that can when a neighbor saw smoke com business at the rear of 257 E. elementary school all purpose be a 6-by-9-foot wall sign. be bestowed on a layman. ing from the house. The smoke Center St. (Residence C Zone). Construction room. In addition to his fund-raising - A side yard variance, re HARTFORD (AP) - “He then vetoed legislation originated from the fireplace. The building which would house The Ladies Auxiliary of the efforts, Moriarty has worked for the business is essentially an of quested by Frederick A. “Baffling, but perhaps hopeful” designed to avert a bus crisis,” Worker Strike Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart fice building. Edwards, at 318 E. Middle Tpke. is how Democratic legislative they said. “He now proposes to ment will meet Monday at 6:30 Postponed leaders characterized the Meskill do on his own what the vetoed p.m. at the firehouse for their 'Auto Flips Over^ administration’s decision to help legislation called for.” annual mystery ride and installa HARTFORD (AP)— A subsidize unprofitable commuter The legislative leaders also an tion dinner. Bennet Late Bus Planned threatened strike by the state’s bus service. nounced that they are going The Ladies Benevolent Society Driver Treated 12;0^ construction laborers over After refusing for some time to ahead with the court challenge to of Bolton Congregational Church A Cherryfield, Maine man was St., New Britain was issued a starting Monday, two late School and filing Junior High an adqiinistrative dues check-off pay any part of operating deficits, MeskilTs partial veto of the bus will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. treated and released from for failure to buses will begin runs from School. One bus will then travel the administration offered subsidy bill. The governor vetoed Hostesses will be Martha Ken written warning system been averted for at Manchester Memorial Hospital grant the right of way to a vehicle Bennet Junior High School. They by way of Ferguson, Port«, Thursday through Transportation only the part of the bill which dall, Helen Herrick and Kay least a W M , union officiab said early this morning, following an operated by Jon J. TTiierfield of 11 will make their first runs at 3:15 Highland, Spring, Fern, S. Main, Commissioner A. Elarl Wood to ordered the transportation com Smith. All ladies of the church Friday. accident in which his car went off Echo Lane, West Hartford, p.m. and their second ones about Hackmatack, Keeney, Bush Hill, pay 25 per cent of the deficits mission to use state funds to keep are welcome. The union and the contractors’ the roadway, down an embank following an accident on W. Mid an hour later. Buses will operate Hillstown, Spencer, W. Center, representatives agreed to discuss which might be incurred by the the buses running. Meskill let The education committee of Monday through Thursday on a McKee, and Hartford Rd. Greater Hartford Transit United Methodist Church will ment and flipped over. According dle Tpke., Thursday. the issue again nest Friday in stand the $3 million appropria to police, Richard Campbell, fell trial basis through the first District. The municipalities in the meet Monday from 6 :30 to 8 p.m. The other bus route will be E. Washington, D.C. with the tion for additional state grants for asleep at the wheel of his car Charles Higgins of 40 Olcott St., semester. An evaluation of their district would have to pay the , Middle Tpke. to Lake, Laborers’ Craft Board. local roads and streets. while driving on N. Main St. at was issued a motor vehicle com use by students will be made in other 75 per cent. Greenwood, Vernon, W. Vernon, The Connecticut District Coun The Democratic leaders said the intersection of Oakland St., plaint for passing on the right, early January before a decision is In a joint statement issued Scott, Parker, Tolland Tpke. and cil of the Laborers International the cities of New Haven and State Senator when the accident occurred. His Friday evening, as the result of made to qpnUnue the buses in the Deming, Oakland, Union, Tolland Union had threatened to strike Friday, Senate President Pro Waterbury are joining them in car was towed from the scene. an accident on Center St. Court second semester. Acquitted Of Tpke., Adams, and W. Middle building projects in the state on Tern Charles T. Alfano and House the lawsuit, to be filed Monday in date.b Oct. 30. After leaving Bennet, the buses Monday unless an agreement Speaker William Ratchford called Superior Court. All Charges Jane A. Partridge, 211 Moun will stop at Manchester High Tpke. over the dues issue was reached the administration’s offer “a Meskill’s offer was termed tain Rd., was issued a written with the contractors. complete aboUt-face. “totally unacceptable” by Hart warning for failure to drive in an The craft board in July “We ask again why we wefo ford hfoyor G ^rge Athanson, HARTFORD (AP) - State Sen. established lane, as the result of Workfare trimmed the last year’s salary called into special session when who is chairman of the Connec Wilber G. Smith was acquitted an accident on Clyde Rd., early School Head Plans Report increment of the laborer’s three- the governor already hatf the ticut Conference of Mayors’ Friday of all charges connected Friday morning, with a tfar ' Progress’^^ •■ffTiKMilir-t', *■ year contract from $1.75 an hour power and the funds to avert a Transportation Committee. with a May 11 incident at a operated by Jacqueline S. Port of to 75 cents an hour and had crisis,” they said. “It is unacceptable because we dowtown Hfutford Store. 50 Crosby Rd. Dr. James P. Kennedy, Adminbtrative Annex, 45 School Gov. Thomas J. Meskill called recommended the establishment have no way of knowing what we Circuit Court Judge Frank J. Reported superintendent of schools, will St., at 8 p.m. the General Assembly back last are getting into,” Athanson said. Kinney Jr. directed the six- of the dues check-off. Nancy J. Moriarty of 31 Gar submit two recommendations to The superintendent’s report month to enact his proposal to “The conference has repeatedly member jury to acquit Smith on diner St. was issu ^ a written HARTFORD (AP) - More the Board of ^ u catio n at Mon will contain six items: Unen deal with the financial problems requested a complete audit of two of the charges. They were warning for failure to grant the than 1,000 Connecticut welfare day’s meeting. One will deal with cumbered budget items awaiting Cromier Named of the Connecticut Co. and the financial operations of the ex breach of the peace subsequent right of way to a vehicle operated recipients have been placed in establishing Uie position of direc further town funding, updated Connecticut Railway & Lighting isting bus companies, but to no WATERBURY (AP) - Ronald to the arrival of police at the W.T. by Susan B. Prusaczyk of 167 jobs since last December, tor of pupil personnel services; remarks on the Re^onal Oc Co., the state’s two largest com C. Cromier of Southington Friday avail.” Grant Co. store following an Laurel St., South Windsor, Welfare Commissioner Henry C. the second will relate to the cupational Training Center (for muter bus firms. CR&L is now was named Deputy Supainten- Athanson said Wood was allegedly heated dispute over the following an accident Friday on White said Friday. board’s agreement with the Hart the mentally handicapped), shut down by what the dent at Caieshire Correctional talking about a long-term solution purchase of a package of cigarets New State Rd. The Prusaczyk car “These are very impressive ford Board of Education for Pro March of Dimes walk-a-thon, Amalgated Transit Union calls a Institute. He replaces Ronald while ignoring the immediate by Smith, and interfering with a was towed from the scene. statbtics when you consider that ject Concern pupils. proposal for a regional adult lockout and what management Studebaker, who left Oct. 2 for a crisis posed by a threatened police officer. for a good part of ttos year, the The meeting will be held in the basic education center, status of calls a strike. Police report a written warning post in Ohio. driver strike. Smith was impassive during the job market in Connecticut has not the late bus, and a preliminary “It certainly is difficult to ex for following too closely was Cormier has been at Cheshire “The real crisis is now,” said reading of that part of the ver been good,” said White. report on the sick leave study. plain the governor’s behavior issued to Maureen C. Ripley of since July as counseling super the mayor. “The state shouid dict, but he and his lawyer, San “Now, with the*economy on Old Hall Rd., Woodstock, Friday MCC To Show The board will act on a visor. He was a parole officer at throughout this entire affair,” assume responsibility for im ford Cloud, broke into smiles the upswing,” he said, “we feel afternoon, following an accident washout account for the Center the reformatory from 1967 to said Alfano and Ratchford. “He mediate remedial action during when acquittal came over that in the next six months we first called a special session that at Tolland Tpke. Operator of the Film Satire for Environmental Education, 1968. an intermim period in which all another count of breach of peace. can double the number of everyone from the attorney the facts can be assembled and a The third charge arose from an other vehicle was Elmer C. recipients we are putting to On President one appointment, and two general to the transportation responsible solution benefiting all incident prior to the arrival or Molliken, 58, of 53 South St., work.” resignations. Reports will be Anniversary M ass commissioner agreed was un users of mass transit can be poUce, involving alleged threats Rockville, The Connecticut "workfare” “Milhouse: A White Comedy,” made by the personnel and A fourth anniversary Mass for necessary. worked out.” by Smith against two store program was launched by the a comic-satiric documentary, will finance, building and sites, and Luigia Addabbo will be employes. Aaron Suggs Sr., 65, of 76 Welfare and labor departments in be shown on two days next week communications committees. celebrated Monday at 9 a.m. at Smith was arrested after the Trymbulak St., Glastonbury was the first week of December 1971, on the Manchester Community St. James Church. disturbance that arose after he issued a written warning for more than six months before new College Bidwell St. campus. Urges More Effort attempted to purchase a single making an improper turn on W. federal legislation made it man Showings will be Tuesday at 8 Personal Notice package of cigarettes, and was Center St. which resulted in an datory. p.m. in the student center lounge, About told that the store sold them only accident with a vehicle driven by Under the program a person and Wednesday at 2 and 8:30 p.m. R ichard S. T ow ers of 69 Trio O f Herald Super Salesmen In loving memory of my darling daughter To Enroll Minorities by the carton. receives some aid in addition to in the auditorium. There is no O’Connell Dr., East Hartford. Elizabeth Lipgens. who passed away Oc his salary unless his take home admission charge. Town Representative of the more than 400 Manchester Evening Herald carriers who are honored today. tober 14. 1940. Philip Grasso, 19, of 172 Brook pay reaches a certain level. The film, in black and white STORRS (AP) — A black assis Some who chose predominantly St., E. Hartford, a passenger in International Newspaper Carrier Day, are Barry, Randy and Scott Gray, who make carrying the Herald If we had the world to give. black schools, he said, wanted The state began by requiring all and 1 ‘/z hours in running time, is a family affair as they are brothers. This kinship also stimulates competition as they are the three top We'd give it yei. and mote, tant dean at the University of the Towers car, complained of a out-of-school 16, 17 and 18-year- a study of the political career of To c U ^ the hand of her we all loved, Connecticut says state schools “to forget the four unhappy years House Voting pulled'leg muscle. Alton P. Aldrich will speak on new subscriber signers among the carriers. They and the other young businessmen and businesswomen and hear hw sweet voice once more. at a predominantly white oids on welfare to accept jobs in President Nixon, combining fic “The Story of American Elduca- should make a stronger effort to Richard A. Fyler of 19 Outlook order to keep on receiving Aid to tion and fact. The factual parts travel more than 300 miles daily to bring the Herald to your door. (Herald color photo by Ofiara) Sadly miued, attract minority students from school.” To Become St., East Hartford, reported to tion from Arrowheads to Motner and family. Lyons also said that 22 per cent Families with Dependent are mostly newsreel footage, Aerospace" at tomorrow’s Connecticut. He said many blacks police the theft of a one-bike C3iildren (AFDC). television Idnescopes, and some now shun their own state college of those who replied to his Modernized trailer which had been left out meeting of the Manchester In sad and loving memory of Mrs. Sarab questionnaire said Uiey chose the The federal legislation required out-takes from political spots Hbtorical Society. It will be held E. Bums, who passed away October 14, system when they apply for side the Honda Shop on Center all able-bodied parents on when Nixon was a presidential 1971. higher education. school that gave them the best WASHINGTON (AP) - The St., Friday evening. at filing Junior High School at 2 financial deal and that “many of welfare with no ctoldren under candidate in 1968. There are abo p.m. Officers wifi be elected and A precious one from us is gone, James Lyons, in an article in a drone of the House clerk’s voice the age of six to register for work. interviews with so-called A teacher. Or a lawyer.' 'f course, we’re talking about the future—but a carrier is A voice we loved is stilled. National Educational Association these particular students would calling on the chamber’s 435 Kathleen C. Morgan, 17, of 73 committee members assigned at o. Counting the 1,078 recipients professional Nixon watchers. A place is vacant in our lives, magazine, “Today’s Elducation,” have preferred to stay in Connec members for their votes won’t be Oak St. and Richard P. Marzialo, the business meeting. laying the groundwork for his future NOW. Wfiich never can be filled. ticut, but could not afford to do placed in jobs since last says he conducted a survey of 132 heard after this congressional ses 21, of 8 Asylum St., were issued December, there are now 3,428 Because he is a carrier, he has the stuff that makes for Sadly missed. black college freshmen from so.” sion. The House is installing a summonses for possession of Daughter and Son-in-law. “One student attending a working welfare recipients in success. Grandchildren Cfmnecticut who chose to go out voting machine. alcoholic liquor on town property Qmnecticut, White said. Or a nurse. Or a doctor. and families. of state. Midwester university indicated The $l-million electronic early Friday evening at Center He’s managing a business of his own. That’s what a news that he spends less money going O pen Of those responding, he said, 55 device is expected to speed the Springs Park. O u rt date is Oct paper route is all about. He is learning the lessons of On this the fourth sorrowful anniversary per cent indicated “their first to school out of state than does voting process. 30. of the death of Luigia Addabbo. bom, his sister who attends a state Dies In Crash responsibility and promptness and courtesy. And how to Dragone, the husband with sons, and concern was to get away from Starting in January, members All Day WEnwN daughters, daughter-in-laws, and Connecticut...They hoped a school,” Lyons said in the article. will vote by inserting a special Lorrien William of 192 Lenox grandchildren, remember her with love PHAiM ACY Or an accountant. make a profit. Westport (AP)Norman Jalbert, and sorrow. change of environment would In a subsequent statement card in any one of 49 voting St., Hartford, was issued a sum Sunday provide a new experience in addi issued by the university, Lyons stations scattered throughout the mons Friday evening and charged 21, of Bridgeport, was killed thb That profit, chances are, he is banking away. To use when The family of Francis Spillane wished to tion to a greater variety of oppor recommended that Connecticut’s House chamber and pressing a with fourth-degree larcency. She morning when the car he was he will need it. For something important, like college and Uiank the many rebUves, friends and tunities. state colleges and university button. The vote will be recorded was released on a $40 cash bond. driving went off the Conn. Turn neighbors, for the flowers, masses, cards a professional career, perhaps. To become the lawyer who “Also,” he said, “they did not speed up responses to black after the member’s name on a Court date is Oct. 30. pike in Fairfield, struck a rock AN Madkind Services Available Or President of the whole and other kindnesses shown at the Ume of Uie deaUi of their husbaitd and father, want to re-create their hometown applicants from Connecticut: panel covering one wall of the ledge and rolled over, state police once delivered your newspaper, and learned a great deal Francis Spillane on October 4th, 1972. 485 HARTFORD ROAD II43-52I0 experience at a state school.” n i^ e financial aid “competitive chamber, and a running total will Police report Roger Daigle of said. while doing it. with black and Boston area be flashed at either end. 304 Cotswold St., Hartford, was colleges” ; “beef up” information Under the present system, issued a summons for failure to So congratulate a future lawyer. Or future doctor. Or obey a traffic control signal United States. PU RE FRESH programs, and make efforts to which can take up to 45 minutes, MANCHESTER'S spaceman. “reach qualified blacks who can the roll is called twice. Members Friday at L«nox and E. Center pay their own way but have not who miss the vote can still go to Sts. Court date is Oct. 30. JUDGE OF PROBATE Congratulate him the next time he comes around to deliver been reached by recruitment the speaker's table and be or collect for your newspaper. Wayne A. Mercler of 39 Long CANDIDATE SWEET drives.” recorded. Elxplosion Kills Two WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE APPLE CIDER HONG KONG (AP) - An ex cookie and cake tins Made On The Farm plosion and fire ripped through • Resides at 140 Richmond Drive • Father ol two children • 8.A. from UConn in I9b0 • the mezzanine of a crowded Hong Doctor ol Law from UConn in 1953 • Partner in law lirm ot Howard, Kohn, Sprague, and Kong department store today. for holiday baking Fitzgerald • Manchester Town Director Irom 1966 to present • President ol Unofficial reports said two per Manchester’s AFS toreign student exchange in 1969 • Trustee ol Lul/ Junior Museum in Ferrando Orchard sons were killed and more than 1967 • President ot Manchester Chamber ot Commerce in 1965 1966 • Charier 130 Injured. member ot Manchester Jaycees * Veteran ot World War II • Treasurer ol Manchester Confused reports from the Bar Association • Vice (Chairman ol Manchester’s Redevelopment Agency • Drug Advisory Council Birch Mt. Rd./ Glastonbury scene said the exposion, believed to have been caused by an ac iilaturljF0tFr lEuFtttng IHFralb Open 7 Days A Week VOTE DEMOCRATIC on NOV. 7th cumulation of gas, hit at the peak FHz|«riM CommHtM, Harry Maidmairi, Traaa. of the afternoon shopping rush. INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER CARRIER DAY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 14.1972- PAOETHIRTBEN V PAGE TWELVE- MANCKBSTEK EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 14,1972 Chargers Held to Draw, Holtzmarif Nolan Opening Pitchers Maintain Grid Lead A’s Have Point to Prove stopped by Bob Stoker who was to Dan Fagan who ran 57 yards to The Chargers still hold a The B Teams came on at this one of the outstanding per score the Eagles third slim lead in the Manchester point and hard running Mike World Series. Charles 0. Rnley, owner of the A ’a, m d e It Haynie and Dean Aitro moved formers for the Patriots’ touchdown. A pass attempt for CINCINNATI (AP) — The Oakland A’s got a chance today MUdget Football Leamie by official Friday after team doctors advised him Jackson the ball to the Jet 21 before a throu^ut. Several minutes later the extra point was turned back to prove that Sparky Anderson’s theory was wrong when virtue of their scorelm tie fumble gave the ball back to the an Eagle pass was grabbed by by fttrlot Oiris Mella. they opened the World Series against the Qnclnnati R ^ . with a flred-up Jet team last Stoker at the 45 and he returned "°lS«5*alioMfd heC'recelved Jets. Late in the third quarter the ’The Qncinnati manager has Tong Insisted that his team night at Mt. Nebo. The to the Eagle one where he was The Chargers didn’t threaten Patriots pulled their favorite fill Jackson’s SDOt on the roster with Allan Law Ii , who Patriots however, are hauled down by Mike Presti. By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE faced tougher competition to win the National League again until late In the third play, the ^ t u e of Liberty, when played most of the season with O ^ n d ’s B h r m ln g ^ farm breathing down their necks pennant than the A’s did in winning the American flag. quarter when B Team fullback Three plays later, with the B Bob Walsh went around left end The Original Drawbock club in the Southern League. ^ * 1 * ' ® " I ’m not saying that Oakland can’t beat us,’’ said Ander after a big 28-20 win over the Haynie carried the ball (or 65 Team in for the second quarter. and crossed the goal line only to plnchrunner, batted .200 hi 24 , son. “ But I’m saying that you can’t compare our iMgue to Elagles. yards to the Jet 12. The next (our Patriot quarterback Dave White be called back for a clipping Alabama 32. Florida IS | theirs. Our league is tougher from top to bottom.” With Jackson out of the lineup, * The C h a r ^ might have made plays carried to the Jet five, but took it in from the one foot line to penalty. The Pats finally got un Arizona State 27, Utah U (N) virtually untested center fielder- George Hendrick. big stops by Jets’ Tracy Sylvester, Naturally, Oakland Manager Dick Williams doesn’t agree their lead a little more secure had tie the score. After the kickoff the tracked in the fourth quarter as Arkansae 25, Baylor 8 Ironically, Jackson’s absence also prompted a change In it not been for some costly G ^ Salvatore, Jim Taylor and Eagles managed to run six plays Penn State 38, Army 8 with the assessment. the Patriot defense of Don Du- Bob Eschman turned the but could not move successfully Dayton 24, Ball State 8 "I don’t know,” said Williams, “ I’ve seen some pretty bad Anderson’s plans. , . , ui _ a u # penalties early in the game. On mond. Bob Generis, Randy The CSnclnnati nuinager changed his pltehlng rotation for their second series of downs, Chargers back a second time. The against the defense put up by the Trudeau and Bob Stoker limited Air Force 20, Boiton Cofiege National League teams on television this season.” Charger A squad was moving the Initial four games. Anderson ^11 halfback John Johnson carried PaU’ Bill Stokes, Mike Donnelly, the Eagles to eight plays. 18 Williams had a former National League pitcher starting in again late in the fourth quarter Bowiing Green 14, Kent State Grimsley in the second game Sunday and toen go with rtaht- from hU own 12 all the way to the Cliff Dutton and Bob Smith. the first game at sold-out Riverfront Stadium but southpaw Jet 20 before being hauled down when John Johnson again got Three dowiu after taking over, Midway in the quarter the Pats 12 hander Jack Billingham in game No. 3 Tuesdav Instead of Ken Holtzman didn’t look for any advantage over the Reds. from behind by Jet safety Bruce down close to pay dirt but the Jet Pat B quarterback White passed tied the game up on a pass from Duke 15, Ciemoon 14 “ I might know the Reds’ hitters-but they know me, too, southpaw Don Gullett. It was m ob id oM jiloy to take Gardner. A clipping penalty defense held at the three yard to his brother Dave at the Eagle Bob Romano to Stoker at the Hoiy Cross 18, Colgate 18 ,0 said Holtzman. “ I also know that they hit left-handers pretty advantage of Jackson’s missing left-hMded tlu ^ t. against the Chargen brought the line by some tough tackling by 20 and Dave put the Pats out Eagle five. Stoker carried it in an Colorado State 28, Wyoming GuUett, a left-hander who pitched two o f the playoff Bob Dennin, Gary Demko, Colin added the two points to tie on 27 w well.” ball back to their own 15. front, 12-6. games against the Pittsburgh Pirates, was nominated to MomenU later Johnson again O’Neil, Kevin Williams and Chris another pass from Romano. The Colorado 33, Iowa State 14 Holtzman, 19-11, drew the prestigious starting assignment Three plays later, with the A carried to midfield only to have Devlin. Pats go ahead touchdown came Harvard 21, Colnmbla 18 against Qncinnati’s Gary Nolan, 15-5. start the fourth game on Wednaday. team on the field, Fleurent Cornell 30, Pennsylvania 8 the run nullified by another clip. The nightcap was wide open several minutes later when Bert Campaneris, the A’s shortstop suspended from the Williams chose Jim “ Catfish’ Hunter, John Blue Moon tossed a short pass to Presti and Dartmouth 27, Princeton 7 A fumble recovery two downs from be^nning to end. The se another pass from Romano to Odom and Vida Blue to pitch behind Holtzman. he carried it 53 yards to even the East Carolina 28, Gtadel 13 last three American League playoff games after throwing his Uter gave the Jets possession at cond place Patriots just couldn’t Stoker from the Eagle six made it The Series opened with the first two games at Cincinnati score. The Eagles went out front, bat at Detroit pitcher Lotui LaGrow, was reinstated for the the Charger 14 but the Jets were seem to get started and were held 26-20. Romano added the two today and Sunday. Monday is a day for travel to ()akland, 14-12, on another Fleurent to Series by Baseball Ctonunissioner Bowie Kuhn. unable to capitalize on their luck. deep In their own territory after extra points on a keeper around Houston 42, San Diego State Presti pass. This time it was the However, another element of the Oakland offense w ^ site of the third and fourth games Tuesday and W « l n ^ y Fine defense at this point by Joe the first two series of downs. On a left end for the final score 21 (N) first and goal at the seven, Eagle Pats that only ran a few plays missing from the lineup—the bat of center fielder Regime and the fifth game, if necessary, on Thursday. If sixth and Massotta, Mark Young, Dan Next Friday the Pats take on Idaho 22, Northern Illinois 19 quarterback Jim Fleurent lugged before turning back the Elagles on Jackson. The bearded slugger injured his left leg in seventh games are needed, they’ll be played in Cincinnati Truman and Hugh Quinn forced the Giants while the Jets play the Wisconsin 35, Indiana 28 the ball around the end to score. a third down at their own 43. next Saturday and Sunday. the Jets to give up the ball Eagles in the second game. Kansas 42, Kansas State 7 Thursday’s playoff game in Detroit and will miss the entire The extra point attempt was Fleurent aeain passed this time without scoring. Rutgers 16, Lafayette 11 LSU 36, Auburn 22 (N) Ex-Slow Pitch Softballer WHA Definitely Off Ground Louisville 21, North Texas (AP photo) Scholastic State 7 (N) Point Sprees! Maryland 21, VUlanova 17 THE MOD SET — Long hair and mustaches are in with the Center, San Bando, Dick Green, Dick Williams; Bottom, Results Utah State 29, Memphis Oakland A ’s. Top Don Mincher, Mike Cullen, Bob Locker; Dave Duncan, Ted Kubiak, Mike Epstein. Cincinnati Awed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ice Ruled Unsafe, State 16 (N) Boston and Providence dis CROSS COUNTRY Tulane 32, Miami (Fla.) 12 HAPPY HOUDAY - Frieda South Windsor 15, Bloomfield 49 (N) Madden 13P-i;^341. played some scoring prowes^ and At Geronimo Arm Virginia kept its unl^ten string Opener Postponed Top ten finishers: 1, tie, Michigan 17, Michigan State Confident in A hility alive in American Hockey League Koepper (SW), Kurylo (SW), and 15 NITE OWL — Lois Johnson McNeil (SW), winning time, 15:09 Purdue 28, Minnesota 20 action Friday night. 175-479, Dot Hills 460, Carol CINCINNATI (AP) — Young Cesar Geronimo was playing NEW YORK (AP) The World Hockey Association is over 2.8-mile course; Sayers Florida State 40, Mississippi Providence slapped in three 4, Herald Angle Michaud 456. slow-pitch softball in his native Dominican Republic when definitely off the ground but in Philadelphia it can’t get on (SW); 5, Jussaume (SW); 6, State 24 (N) goals within 38 seconds—15 Hendrick Surprise he first noticed the cannon hanging from his left shoulder. the ice. Ferguson SW); 7, Lammie (B); 8, Mississippi 21, Georgia 16 seconds short of the league By SHJC CTTY — Cy Perkins 205, "I was young, just about 17,” says Geronomi, “ when I Ski Notes The new league’s debut in the Blazers' officials explained the 'nrrell (SW); 9, Sasportas (B); 10, Nebraska 54, Missouri 8 Charles Algren 216-587, 0. Quiron record—to wipe out a one-goal New Mexico 24, Arizona 22 start to play softball. I threw the ball pretty good from the Quaker City was postponed rink surface was choppy and the Richardson (SW); South Wind Starter with A’ s 200-551, Jim Lawrence 214-555, deficit, then added four goals in North Carolina 28, Kentucky EARL YOST Friday night when both the "Zamboni” resurfacing machine, sor’s record now 9-1, Bloomfield Harry Plecity 211-566, Carl outfield.” ByBILLSACHEREK the finale to defeat Richmond 9- 16 Philadelphia Blazers and the which arrived after game time, 0- 8 . Geronomo saying he throws “ pretty good’ is like Wilt The phone has been busy as ski 3. Iowa 32, Northwestern 12 Sports Editor CINCINNATI (AP) — “I’ll probably be nervous for an Kleinstuber 211, Ed Yourkas 218- was too heavy for the structure Chamberlain saying he stuffs basketbaUs fair, or Henry areas are calling about the And the Boston Braves scored visiting New England Whalers Notre Dame 39, Pittsburgh 7 inning or two, but I expect it to pass,” said George Hendrick, 589, Skip Mikoleit 208-579, Frank supporting the ice. Coventry 16, Rham 45 Pitts 224-557, Lou Halpryn 202, Aaron saying he hits home runs okay. various improvements at their three goals in the first 13 minutes agreed not to play when they who in his first full season in the major leagues became a respective areas. Before the snow decided the ice at Convention ’ Well, ' sighed Cooper, Top ten finishers, 2.8 miles. Bob Strout 204-565, Rich Lawton It’s not the whole story. of play to start a 10-6 rout of the surprise Oakland starting outfielder in today’s World Series comes and if you have the time Hall was unsafe. The announce "maybe this is what we get for Winning tiine 14:57.1—Zuzel (C), 222. Geronomo’s throws from rightfield for the Cincinnati Springfield Kings. 2—Kissane (C), 3—Fusco (C), Predictions are for games opener. for a leisurely ride to see the ment of the postponement by trying to open on Friday the Reds are what the players call clotheslines. In other games, Rochester 4-ElweU, BiU (C), 5-McKay of Oct. 14 Notes from the Little Black Book "I feel quite confident in myself and my abilities,” said BLOSSOM — Joyce Fontaine ever-changing fall foliage, a trip Blazers’ President Jim Cooper 13th" I knocked off Nova Scotia 5-3 and (R), 6-Bowen (C), 7—Stamp (R), 178-182-499. They’re straight and accurate, with velocity that brings to Vermont would be drew lots of boos and a shower of He alsoNsaid next Tuesday’s the 22-year-old Hendrick. “ All I’ve la ck ^ is the oppor Virginia downed New Haven 4-1. 8-Herbert (C), 9-Carlson (C), Looking back, the batting average of this column in the Reds fans to their feet. The 22-year-old’s whistling throws worthwhile. souvenir hockey pucks. game with Quebec also would be tunity.” 10—Simmons (C). Coventry 3-4, major league baseball playoffs was just .500, the same as the were the most sensational facet of the Reds’ defense this postponed until work is com Ohio State 26, IlUnsi! 10 Hendrick, a utility outfielder-pinch hitter, got the starting COUNTRY CLUB - Vic RHAM 1-5. pennant selections last April of Pittsburgh and Los Angeles If you plan to stay over night pleted to get the right surface on UCLA 42, Oregon State 14 assignment when it was learned Reggie Jackson couldn’t Abraitis 137-380, Orlando Annulli season. in the National and Baltimore and Oakland in the American. make sure you have room rerser- Herald photo by Pinto the ice. Washington State 31, Oregon 361, Larry Bates 363, Yin Boggini, “ He’s got some arm” Cincinnati Manager Sparky Ander EastWlndMrl9 play. Jackson injured his left leg in Thursday’s game at vations in advance as many The scheduled game had at 13 Pittsburgh and Oakland were the playoff choices and with 139-149, 383, Norm Clark 147, son said. Ellington 36 Detroit. tourists are roaming our New Auburn and LSU tracted 5,000 people to the 9,000- Pacific 28, Long Beach State the World Series starting today the pick here is Oakland on Bert Davis 139-395, John Dyment “ He’s made great improvement, but you know he’s young Manchester High Cheerleaders in New Capes Results: 1. tie between Parker, “ I didn’t want it like that,” said the 6-foot-3, 195-pound Engiand states noted for its seat facility. 18 (N) superior pitching. The guess is a six-game set...Jack 145-396, Sal Lombardo 351, and he has a long way to go,” said Anderson. “ He’s going to EW, and Whinnem, EW, 14:36 Hendrick. “ First of all, I have a great deal of sympathy for Patty Conran and Mary Finnegan Await Conard Game Today In WHA games that did get on Southern Miaslialpttl 27, Hedlund, Bob Parizeau and Bob Neil will serve as program Carroll Maddox 353, Mike Pagani scenic beauty. The staff at Mt. (2.6 miles); 3. Luginbuhl, E; 4. Reggie. He hustled all year for this nloment. It’s a pity not to be a good one.” Snow requests chairs will be run the ice, Quebec blanked Alberta Richmond 14 building directors at the Blast Side Rec, West Side Rec and 356, Sher Porterfield 149-357, Top Major Slate Schnack, EW; 6. Hensel, EW; 6. South Carolina 35, Appala Geronimo was a little-publicized part of a major off-season ning for the next two wedcs as 6-0, Winnipeg edged Minnesota 4- Community Y during the Recreation D ^artm ent’s fall and be able to play. 1 still hope he’s able to com e back. He Pete Staum 358, Bundi Tarca 161- Salley, E; 7. Martinsen, EW; 8. chian State 7 (N) trade that brought him, Joe Morgan, Denis Menke and they predict the color will be at 3 and Houston trimmed Los winter program. Charlie Graff will handle the schedule one deserves to play in the Series.” 372, Dick Tarca 140-377. Jones, E; 9. Zielinski, E; 10. Southern California 30, Cali others to the Reds from Houston l^t winter. its best. Stratton and Big Angeles 3-2. night a w ^ at the East Side...Carl Silver, Rec program Williams said he was not worried about Hendrick NEW YORK (AP) - Auburn’s Shug Jordan doesn’t sound Burdick E. Records: Efast Wind fornia 20 He batted .275 in 120 games this sason, and made only Bromley will also be in operation. There were no games Washington 25, Stanford 21 director, reports the M a i’s Volleyball League will start Nov. withstanding the pressure. like a coach whose unheralded team has a chance to end the sor 4-4, Ellington 3-8. three errors afield. A fine spot to stay near ^ m le y Two^Letter Names scheduled in the National Hockey Syracuse 16, Navy 8 “ He is on the threshold of being a star in this game. He can nation’s longest college football winning streak for the third 6 with the same eight entries as a year ago. The Latvians won Smith Triumphs is Russell’s Inn. League Friday night. West Virginia 40, Temple 15 run, throw and hit with power to all fields. I’m not afraid to He hit only four home runs, but came through with a key SOCCER regular season honors with the Blast Sides taking the week in a row. Houston and Los Angeles did Texas Tech 18, Texas A 4 M homer in the fifth game of the National League playoffs It seems that all areas which Rham 8, Cromwell 0 playoffs...Women’s VolleybaU League play starts Nov. 8 at put him anywhere in my outfield. Why, whenever anyone Against Nastase ‘ Attrition and our lack of Southern Cal is leery of Califor have a problem with a soft ice 17, (N) against Pittsburgh. have chairs will be in operation Rham (6-2-1) 2 2 2 2 - 8 the West Side Rec. ’The men will play volleyball Monday and talks trade with us, they mention Hendrick. We won’t even depth has caught up with us,” is nia despite the Bears’ 1-4 record. surface but the Aeros skated fast Miami (Ohio) 20, Ohio Uni “ I still feel pretty good about that,” the cannon-armed Stowe, Bolton Valley and many Cromwell 0 0 0 0—0 talk about him.” BUCHAREST (AP) - Stan Help Improve Bills Jordan’s lament as he sends his “Cal will be sky-high,” warns enough to scores two goals within versity 14 Tuesday nights and the women on Thursday and Friday...If (foals: Rankl, Moore (3), Hor outfielder says. “ I think I’ve learned a lot this year, or areas in New Hampshire. Up at Smith, the towering tennis star ninth-ranked Tigers into tonight’s Coach John McKay, “ not only to 1:19 of the of the second period. Oklahoma 33, Texas 18 you have visited the North Bind in recent days you can see “Jay Peak, Jim Moore says the ton, Burke (2), Abney. from Sea Pines. S.C. has proven maybe just remembered a lot.” key Southeastern Conference beat u se, but to beat the team Steve Sutherland scored for the TCU 24, Tulsa 7 that work has already started on the construction of tennis aerial tramway will operate daily himself against Romania’s Hie clash against eighth-rated rated No. 1 in the country at this Sharks before Murray Hall and Bloomfield 3, South Windsor 1 Oklahoma State 18, Virginia courts at Robertson Park...Rec Director Mel Seibold has during the peak of the foliage NEW YORK (AP) - Initially, the Dennis Shaw is eighth. Both have Nastase, but Erik Van Dillen had Louisiana State at Baton Rouge, time. They’ll come with the firm Larry Lund hit for quick Houston Bloomfield (7-1-1) 1 1 0 1-3 Tech 12 returned from the National Recreation & Parks Conference season. The doors will open at 11 Buffalo Bills are as good as they com e in thrown five touchdowns, but while Virginia 22, VMI 14 27-Game Winner to prove his mettle today, Pro Basketball Roundup La. conviction they can knock us out goals. Dunk McCallum added the South Wind. (1-7-1) 1 0 0 0-1 held in Aneheim, Calif...Excellent and perfectly clear post teaming with Smith in the Davis each morning. Trips are Lamonica has had only one pass picked North Carolina State 33, the National Football League. Nevertheless, Auburn ended of the top spot. clinching goal in the third period Goals: B. — Kimbel 1. Chance, card size photos of the 1972 Summer Olympic Games in scheduled every half hour to the off, Shaw has had seven. Wake Forest 13 Cup doubles match. The intials, of course, belong to J.D. Tennessee’s 10-game winning “ When you are rated on top, before Bill Young got Los Mggno. SW—Hoyt. summit with the last at 5:30 p.m. Mike Livingston, who has won all 11 Toledo 14, Western Mich. 12 Munich are the prized possession of the Jack Hunters of Carlton Grounded The teams were tied 1-1 after Hill and O.J. Simpson. And because of streak with a 10-6 triumph two your opponents are more ac Angeles' second score with 1:49 Havlicek Stops West This schedule will continue of his starts as Kansas Q ty’s quarter Wichita State, 26, Cincinnati Manchester, who were on-the-spot at the Germany the singles Friday. But the those two-letter names, the Bills are weeks ago and last Saturday tivated to try to knock off the No. left in the game. Ellington 5, East Windsor 1 through Oct. 9. One gets to the 7 site...Isn’t it getting a little silly to see athletes rant and rave United States duo of Smith and better off after only four games this back and threw three touchdown passes Mississippi and its 10-game skein 1 team. Their fans and everyone LA Sports Arena officials said Ellington (9-0) 2 3—5 CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — Steve Carlton, who won 27 games summit in minutes where he can William & Mary 20, Vander at officials after calls go against them or their teams. There Van Dillen sought revenge today in beating Geveland 31-7 last week, may fell victim 19-13. Now it’s LSU, the ice surface was laid Thursday East Windsor (3-6) 0 1—1 for the Philadelphia F^ilies this past baseball season, was As Celts Trip Lakers enjoy the panoramic views of season then they were after the enUre else get up for the game. We bilt 11 were far too many shows of displeasure by players with for the 1971 defeat by Nastase give way to veteran Len Dawson, ^ d which has won eight in a row. but hadn't hardened sufficiently. Ellington scoring: Norris (1), Xavier 28, Marshall 13 ordered off a Frontier Airlines flight Friday along with three Vermont, New York, New 1971 campaign, when they managed just fumbled five times last week. We umpires’ decisions...Buddy Ackerman, ex-LIU hoopster who and his longtime doubles partner Kansas Gty is expected to have running “ It is inconceivable to me that were under tremendous pressure Serge Aubry turned away 28 Griswold (2), Ham^. East Wind Yale 35, Brown 16 other ball players after they allegedly violated Federal Hampshire and good old (Quebec. one victory in 14 games. played with Manchester in the American League here, is Ion Tiriac. NEW YORK (AP) - The Boston Celtics have always been back Ed Podolak in the lineup. He sat a team must face the nation’s not only to beat Stanford but to shots to record a shutout for sor scoring: Tetro. Aviation Administration regulations. The Romanians beat the ’Thus far, they’re 2-2 and locked in a now a policeman on Long Island. contenders in the National Basketball Association. Coach Bib Bromley will have a SU out the Browns’ game with an injured longest winning streak on three uphold the No. 1 ranking.” Quebec. A Frontier spokesman said Carlton, along with Joel Americans ip straight sets in the three-way tie with the New York Jets Rockville 4, Plainville 1 Tommy Heinsohn says this year is no different. Instructors Training course con ankle. successive weekends,” Jordan Homer and Pat Jarvis, both pitchers for the Atlanta Braves, Challenge Round last year in and New England Patriots for second Rockville 1 1 2 0—4 Sports Slate The Celtics beat Los Angeles 112-104 in Boston Friday ducted by the USEASA Certified says. Shots Here n’ There Charlotte, N.C. The Americans place in the American (inference East. The Bengals, who have won one of Plainville 0 0 0 1—1 and Montreal Blxpo catcher Tim McCTarver, was enroute Professional Ski Teachers from Jordan isn't getting any sym badly needed to reverse that night, doing it the typical Celtic way with John Havlicek The Miami Dolphins, not surprisingly, five games against the Chiefs, had gone Rockville goals: Schumey 2, Basketball practice at Manchester Community College from Denver to Great Falls, Mont., on a hunting trip. Nov. 27 through Dec. 1. The pathy from LSU’s Charlie result to keep the Cup they have scoring 30 points and with team defense. are first, unbeaten in four games. Quite more than two games without a Train, Berger. SATURDAY starts ’Tuesday and Coach Pat Mistretta is very enthusiastic. The spokesman in Denver said the group was playing a USEASA-CPSI has recognized McClendon, who has 83 victories John Roche Takes Over won for the past four years. Part of that defense was holding the Lakers’ high-scoring surprisingly, the Baltimore Colts are last touchdown before getting three in a 21- Football “ We have the best talent ever,’’ he noted. Keeping the tape recorder and drinking liquor from the players’ own the need to provide skiers who since assuming the head coaching Smith, 25, was in good spirits guard Jerry West to just four points for three quarters. Of 10 victory over Denver last Sunday. Bacon 4, Bolton 3 Conard at Manchester cagers scholastically eligible and in school is another supply. Both are violations of FAA regulations. They refused are interested in becoming ski at 1-3. job in 1962 and needs one more to after beating Nastase in their course. West broke loose in the final period to score 17 Hill is locked in a three-way tie of his The Dolphins will probably start wide Starring Role With Nets Bacon (6-1-1) 1 1 1 1—4 Plainville at Rockville question...Ben Tantillo of Vernon is a defensive linemen at to stop when a stewardess asked them to do so, the instructors and learn the various become the school’s winningest singles Friday 11-9, 6-2 6-3. points but by then it was too late for the Lakers. receiver Howard Twilley again in place Bolton (4-3) 0 0 2 1-3 South Windsor at Bloomfield spokesman said. aspects of ski teaching. own. He, Fred Biletnikoff of the coach. West Virginia Wesleyan this fall with the gridders...Was T think we have filled the gap By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS spoiled the debut of the San Goals: Bacon — Levine (2), “John Havlicek did a helluva job on West,” said Heinsohn. Oakland Raiders and Otis Taylor of the of hamstring-hampered Marlin Briscoe. “ We’ve got problems of our Tennis Campy Campaneris’ suspension stiff enough for throwing his Ron Hewitt, a supervisor for Frontier in Clasper, said the with the Romanians and we are Rick Barry is gone, but John Diego Conquistadors 109-100 in Ferling (2). Bolton — Auonf (1), Boston used a seven-minute scoring burst in the second For instructors who have Kansas City (^liefs, with 18 receptions Twilley had a touchdown catch in the own,” he says. “ We came out of MCC at South Central C. C. bat at a pitcher? The answer from this com er is no. The group was offered a flight on a later plane but refused. ready to beat them,” Smith said. the other scheduled ABA games. Berman (1), ’Truess (1). quarter to beat the Lakers, outscoring them 25-10. Don limited knowledge and ex 27-17 victory over the Jets. The Chargers the Rice game with all our Roche has quickly taken over toe “ TTiey chartered a private plane to Billings, (Mont.),” he ^)jPrik is a much better player this apiece, are deadlocked for the AFC A jumper by Billy Paultz put league office, in this case. President Joe Cronin, was not perience it will familiarize them linebackers hurt—two ankles and starring role of the high-scoring season than he was in 1971. I Nelson scored 10 of those points and Havlicek eight. pass-catching lead. have beaten Miami in four of five the Nets ahead for good at 11-9 in strong enough to recommend that the fine Oakland shortstop said, adding that they planned to rent a car and drive to with the most recent a bruised back—and they haven’t Rick for the New York Nets in think he's an outstanding doubles Dave Cowens tallied 26 points for Boston as well as And this Sunday, while Taylor and the meetings. the first quarter and they went on be kept out of the World Series as well. Commissioner Bowie Haver (Mont.), which is just west of Great Falls.” developments in the ski teaching had any contact work all week.” the American Basketball Associa grabbing 24 rebounds. West led the Lakers with 21 while (3iiefs, leading the AFC West, battle It’s a rematch of Super Bowl V in from there to crush the Colonels. Kuhn gave Campy the green light to play against Cincinnati. Blfforts to reach Carlton and other members of his party in player." profession. The course will in tion. Baltimore where the Cowboys are While Auburn-LSU is the only Happy Hairston and Jim McMillian each had 20. clude free ski, methodology, ac Gncinnati’s Central Division-leading The 6-foot-3 Roche scored 32 Dan Issel was high for Kentucky SOCCER ’The heat most likely was appUed by the team owners who both Haver and Billings were unsuccessful. night game involving ranking In other NBA games, Baltimore whipped Atlanta 115-98, Bengals—each with 3-1 recorda-Hill hoping Calvin Hill can repeat his perfor with 24 points. actually run baseball, not Kuhn...The penalties during the Atlanta Braves’ star Hank Aaron was also with the group tual teaching and demonstrations teams, there are three face to points, including six straight C U P GAME Detroit topped Chicago 100-91, Buffalo trimmed on the snow. Indoor sessions will mance of a week ago, when he rushed regular season are not tough enough for players who lose but deplaned with his companions even though a Frontier and Biletnikoff will go at it head to head face afternoon pairings between baskets in the third period, to The t^ougars similarly pulled Connecticut New Britain Bell Injured for 108 yards, caught four passes for 27 spokesman said he could have stayed aboard since he did not Philadelphia 104-101, Houston edg^ Geveland 109-108, cover ski teaching, theory, first in a Bills-Raiders clash in Oakland. members of "rhe Associated lead the Nets in a 114-90 rout of away from the Pacers for their WILDCATS FALCONS their cool and throw bats or for those that brings their fists NEW YORK (AP) - The New Milwaukee thumped Phoenix 117-105 and Seattle downed aid, ski school procedures and Sunday’s other games have San Diego more and threw a 55-yard game-winning Press Top Twenty—second- the Kentucky Colonels in their second straight victory in the new into play...The Manchester Conununity College golf team of create any problems. York Jets reported Friday that Sunday, October 15th, 2:30 P.M. Portland 92-84. professionalism. For more infor at Miami, Dallas at Baltimore, touchdown pass in a 17-13 victory over ranked Oklahoma vs. lOth-rated opening game of the new ABA campaign. Led by Billy Cun John Nelligan, Tom Skrzypiec, Mike Kennedy, John Wof wide receiver Elddie Bell has Semi-Pro Caliber Soccer at its Best “ Just a case of great defense,” said Baltimore Coach Gene mation contact Kark Pfeiffer, Washington at St. Louis, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. The Colts, who beat Dallas- ^ Texas at Dallas, No. 12 ,season Friday night. ningham. who scored 25 points, ford, Jeff Mastin and Don Cosway placed second in the sustained a pulled hip muscle and director of Skiing Bromley, Mt. Shue after his team had held Atlanta under 100 points. Hiiladelphia, Houston at Pittsburgh, in that Super Bowl, desperately need a Washington at No. 17 Stanford "This game should convince the Cougars at times led by 20 (Connecticut Community (College Athletic Assn. Golf Tourna is a questionable starter for Sun Manchester Center, Vt. 05255. the rest of the team that we can Stan Love and Phil Chenier sparked the Bullets’ attack. the Jets at New England, the New York victory to remain in contention for a and No. 18 Iowa State fit No. 13 points. George McGinnis topped WILLIMANTIC RECREATION PARK ment staged in Hebron...Dicx I^y has been named cross day’s National Football League Martha Schlammeitas returned playoff berth. Colorado. put it together without Barry,” Indiana with 32 points. IntifMclion Rt. 6 ind W. 14 country coach at MCC. Day, a former standout soccer and game against the New England Chenier got 24 points and Love 21 in just 18 minutes of to Powder’ Ridge fresh from her Giants at San Francisco, Minnesota at The Redskins, tied with Dallas for the Elsewhere, top-rated Southern commented Roche. Barry now is Only 30 yinulti from Mwichtsttf Killer Instinct Patriots in Foxboro, Mass. playing time. Atlanta’s Pete Maravich had 27 points and Lou triumph at the 1972 Edinburgh Denver, Atlanta at New Orleans and The Conquistadors cut a 16- baseball player at Manchester High, is a professor in the California entertains California, with Golden State in the rival Hudson 25. Festival where she enjoyed Chicago at Cleveland. In Monday night’s National Conference East lead at 3-1, point deficit to one point at 98-97 Psycholo^ Department at the local college. ’The Cougar Florida is at No. 3 Alabama, National Basketball Association. Detroit ran off 10 straight points late in the second period contest. Green Bay is at Detroit. beat the Cardinals 24-10 three weeks ago before Ralph Simpson and Byron harriers opened their season today against the University of cnourmous success playing to Illinois at No. 4 Ohio State, Carolina beat the Indiana enthusiastic audiences this past Like the Bills, the Raiders are second on Billy Kilmer’s two touchdown Beck pulled Denver out of Hartford...Waino Fillback, retired Middletown High football Helps Trevino to grab an eight-point halftime lead over Chicago. The Bulls Michigan State at No. 5 Michigan, Pacers, the defending league summer in England and passes. But Sonny Jurgensen will be danger. THE WIGHT MAN coach, has joined the Wesleyan staff on an interim basis and pulled within four points four times in the second half but in their division, tied with San Diego at Missouri at No. 6 Nebraska and champions, 106-88 and Denver Scotland. starting for Washington at quarterback will work with the linebackers and do some scouting. the Pistons held off the assault. 2 -H behind the CJiiefs in the West. Both Pitt at No. 7 Notre Dame. VIRGINIA WATER, England (AP) - “AU good golfers See you on the mountain. this time while St. Louis will go with Bob Lanier scored 21 for Detroit while teammates Dave are coming off victories. The Bills Tennessee, ranked 11th, has Fillback replaces the late John Edgar...Eastern (Connecticut have a killer instinct and I’m one of them,” said Lee Gary Cuozzo instead of ’Tim Van Galder. State College will unveil a new |2.7 million gym this AND Bing and Willie Norwood had 18 each. Bob Love led the stunned New England 38-14 last Sunday, the week off while No. 14 UCLA ’Trevino, basking in the afterglow of a supreme achievement The Elagles have the league’s top THE SALVATION ARMY winter...Joe Morrison and (Carl Lockhart are the offensive Bulls with 20 points. then the Raiders shellacked hapless is at Oregon State, No. 15 Penn in the Piccadilly World Matchplay Championship. receiver in Harold Jackson and the Austin Carr hit 40 points for Geveland but Houston got a Out to Even Score Houston 34-0 Monday night. State at Army, No. 16 Air Force 661 M A IN ST. M A N C H EST ER and defensive captains with the New York Giants. The 31-year-old golfer from El Paso, Tex., was preparing NFC’s No. 6 passer in rookie John balanced attack to win. Carr’s career-high total included 10 Hill caught only two passes against at Boston College, No. 19 to meet fellow American Tom Weiskopf today in the ^ h ole ^ A RATON, FU. (AP) - Reaves-but they still haven’t won a points in the fourth period when the Cavaliers comeback fell the Patriots, but one of them covered 36 Oklahoma State, second national Additional Scoring final over a once proud but now humbled course "1ft the Billy Jean King will be out to 7 p.m. 1:00 (22-30) World Series: Reds yaitb for a touchdown. And Simpson, game. One reason is they’re next-to-last ly in rushing, at Virginia Tech, just short. Rudy Tomjanovich led the Rockets with 21 points even the score in her personal ’I’be National Football League lost something from 1969 English countryside near London. vs. A s, WTIC InNFC team defense. Now they face the second in passing, and Baylor at Sunday 15 O c t o b e r 1972 and 10 rebounds. rivalry with teen-age tennis star fifth amona AFC ground gainers, through 1971—102 touchdowns." ’D-evino, who reached a climax of the three-day knockout (8) Roller Derby Rams, second-best in that department. No. 20 Arkansas. Buffalo hit eight points early in the fourth.quarter to break Chris Evert today in semifinal althou^ held to 31 yards by New So, last March at its annual meeting in Hawaii, the NFL’s tournament with a onehole victory over Britain’s Tony 2:00 (8) Wide World of Sports: Los Angeles leads the NFC West with a "SOUNDING BRASS an 86-86 tie and move away from Philadelphia. Elmore play of the 8100,000 Virginia England, still managed to break loose For The New Dlntrtet Competition Conunittee made a recommendation directed Jacklin, was an odds-on favorite to take the Piccadilly title Sprint Car Racing Slims (Jiamplonshlp. for an ll-yard scoring scamper. 2-1-1 mark. 3:45 (8) Footbali: Oklahome vs. Smith scored two field goals, and Bob Kauffman and John A N D V O IC E " touni^ opening up the offense. It requested that the owners for the first time. Just ahead of O.J. In conference Both the Jets and Patriots are hoping NEWI - EXCITING BILL BRONEILL Texas Hummer one each for a 94-86 lead with 6:29 remaining. Fred Mrs. King of Hilton Head, 8.C., approve a move of the hashmarks (sfrat where the ball is put The last all-American final was in 1970, when Trevino lost Is the top-ranked player in the to stay within catchup range of the 12:00 (22) Hockey: Bruins vs. Hilton hit ,22 points for the Braves. Hummer and Abdul nishlng is Oakland’s Marv Hubbard, a service of Gospel Music and Song Demoerat ler (Hate Repreaealallve in play 75 per cent of the time) 10 feet, nine inches closer to 2-and-l to the man he calls "the best of us:” Jack Nicklaus. world but has won only two of NATURAL HEALTH Islanders Rahman had 18 each. Fred Carter scored 28 points for the who ripped through the Oilers’ defense Dolphins. ’The game is likely to be an IXth Dtotrlet midfield. It was done. Weiskopf, the rangy long hitter from Columbus, Ohio, five meetings in her career with The South Methodist Chancel Choir SUNDAY 76ers. for 73 yards. And Biletnikoff hauled In aerial war between Joe Namath and FOOD SHOPPE Urns, the offense now has 70 feet, nine inches to maneuver reached the final with a 4-and-3 victory over Britain’s Peter 17-year-old Miss Evert of Fbrt New England’s Jim Plunkett. XT THE and the Citadel Band HE’S HIS OWN BOSS 11:30 (22-30) Notre Dame Kareem Abdul-Jabbar poured in 40 points for Milwaukee. six passes for 94 yards, including a 16- on the short side of the field. Oosterhuis, the youngster who eliminated defending cham Lauderdale, Fla. Speaooredi by Hllllaai Hreaelll CewpalfiB I HigbBghu Charlie Scott was the high scorer for Phoenbc, which yardw lor a touchdown. Norm Snead, the league’s No. 1 passer PARKADE Ihtt the change produced the effect desired? Four weeks pion Gary Player of South Africa in the opening round. 1:00 (3) NFL: Bears vs. Browns K-Iw' ••mlflnal CoBiailllee»Clare«eePeley,T»e«a. I finished the game without coach Bill van Breda Kolff, who berths Friday as the ttm sradad At quarterback, though, there’s a leads the Giants against San Francisco Friends and Visitors Welcome don’t make a season but... Organizers of the tournament stood by fpr a rush of fans tp (^^30) World Series: Reds vs. contrast. Oakland’s Daryle Lamonlca was automatically ejected from the game after a second Mrs. King defeated elghtkranhed and No. 4 NFC quarterback John Touchdowns are up 22 to 242 through the first 51 games the 6,997-yard par-74 Wentworth course. A’s, wnc leads the AFC passers while Buffalo’s technical foul in the third period. Wendy Overton W Ormond Brodle. compared to 1971’s 51-game total of 220. No BriUsh golfer ever has won the nine-year-old event. 4:00 (3) NFL: Biants vs. 49ers, Beadi FU., 7-6, M and fourth- Spencer Haywood scored 35 points, 15 in the final quarter, Player has done it four times, Arnold Palmer twice, wnc as Seattle outdistanced Portland. Evert stopped Kaiw Have a nice weekend. Nicklaus and New Zealand’s Bob Charles once each. Krantxcke of AustraUa, 84, M . M AN qaE STE R EVENING HERALD. Manchartar. Conn., 8tlL. Oct. 14.1 « 7 » - P A Q g PAGE PtHJRTOEN- MANCHE8TEM EVENINQ HERALD. Miuiche»ter, C onn., Sat., Oct. 14,1872 OUR BOARDING HOUSE wlUi MAJOR HOQPLE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 3 The “Action Marketplace" WnW IWT PA/INd VDO TIm leonomical Woy S E E WHAT X MEAN, BUMKVT VDU COULD SHLIT THAT SCREEN n r > « mJMFH: P £ I SEE YA ficrr w THIS CUJCIC FREP DtPN'T SHOW STARVE TD DEATH, OR DIE OF THIR ST pOOR~'R3UT«a UVF ANY*5PDRTHB0WINd Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers R jOVVSRS I S E N T t UP PER HIS RmREMENTT PARTY^ AB PAGE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Sat., Oct. 14.1972 Tea Honors Town Will Buy Miss Foster Sand Screener Bids will be opened Nov. 2 in Then Miss Naomi Foster, formerly the Municipal BuUding for fur of Academy S t. who has spent nishing the Manchester Highway 28 years as a missionary in Department with a portable sand Turkey, will be honored Sunday screener. Offered in trade is a at a tea from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Kolmah Portable Screening home of the Rev, and Mrs. Plant, purchased in 1966 and, Winthrop Nelson, 42 Richmond according to Town Manager Dr. Robert Weiss, worn out and and Miss Foster, a member of beyond repair. Center Congregational Church, is He has asked the Board -of making her home with Miss Emi Directors to approve a $16,000 ly Smith of SS E. Middle Tpke. additional approriation to the A graduate of Manchester High Highway Department for a new School, Miss Foster received her sand screener. The board may BA degree from Mt. Holyoke consider the request Oct. 24, College. She then taught at the when It resumes last Tuesday’s Crossnore School situated on the ...Now ' ■ ■* recessed meeUng. crest of the Blue Ridge Moun Weiss describes the sand ■ tains in North Carolina. Later, Marcel Caiavant Mr*. Margery White screener as an essential piece of she was appointed an assistant at equipment, used for screening P C W the Bible department of sand for snow and ice control and Wellesley College. After receiving They Head MCL Units for spring and fall road work as her MST degree from Hartford well. Failure to purchase the Seminary in 1944, she left for ton W. Osgood, junior advocate; piece of equipment, he explained, Turkey, where she headed the M arcel C asavant of 169 would require purchasing sand > and Harold A. Osgood, chairman mathematics department of the Brookfield St. and Mrs. Margery of trustees of Marine Qub. from outside sources, instead of S-. ' American Collegiate Institute, White of 189 W. Center St. were Mrs. LeCuyer of Waterbury, utilizing the town’s sand pit. and served as school librarian. nstalled as commandant and department president, installed Bids will be opened Nov. 2 also She was vice principal of the aresident respectively of the the Auxiliary officers. for a variety of athletic supplies institute for 18 years and acting Marine Corps League and Aux Other Auxiliary officers in for the Recreation Department. principal for five years. The in iliary Wednesday night at the stalled are Mrs. Cecelia A total of 50 items are listed on stitute is a long-established Marine Home on Parker St. Yaworski, senior vice president, the spec sheets - ranging from an school of the American Board of Eugene Medoirs of Enfield, Mrs. LiUian Wilson, junior vice umpire’s body protector to a ;t!f V . , Foreign Missions department commandant, was president; Mrs, Vebna Osgood, girl’s softball body protector. Hostesses for Sunday's tea, the installing officer for the judge advocate; Miss Mollie which is open to the public, are league. He was assisted by Cook, chaplain; Mrs. Arlene Mrs. Leon Bradley, Mrs. Robert George LeCuyer of Waterbury, Robinson, secretary and trustee; About ‘.w; Coe, Mrs. Robert Jack and Mrs. installing sergeant-at-arms; and Mrs. Karen Shane, treasurer; Henry MHler. The pourers in Mrs. Sandra Adams of Mrs. Marie Packer, guard; Mrs. clude Mrs. Harold Whiting, Mrs. Manchester, installing chaplain. Sandra Adams, historian; Mrs. Town Jon Marx, Mrs. James Hynd, Other league officers installed Cora Blow and Mrs. Teresa Casa The Greater Vernon Qvitan Mrs. Ann Brown, Mrs. Charles are Peter Cordera, senior vice □ub will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m, I • • S t vant, trustees; Mrs. Yaworski, Bader, Mrs. Robert Russell, Mrs. commandant; Leroy Cote, junior VAVS; and Mrs. Velma Osgood, at the Country Squire Restaurant Earnest Strong and Mrs. Arthur vice commandant; Joseph Ban publicity. in Vernon. Le Claire. ning, adjutant; Winston Mrs. Howard Lockward of Chevalier, paymaster; Jerry Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, The Polish Womens AUiance Sapienza, chaplain; Francis presented a flag to the league Group 246 will meet Monday at Hadden Gaboury, sergeant-at-arms; assisted by Mrs. Betsy Baker. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Howard Lappen, service officer; Mayor and Mrs. John TTiompson Jean Vecchio, 28 W. Center St. Appointed Stanley Ostrinsky, historian; Ben attended the ceremonies. To PUC HARTFORD (AP) - William His Cheesecake A Prize Winner L. Hadden Jr., son of a former BY BETTY RYDER state attorney general, has been (Herald Reporter) appointed to the state Public In photographers’ jargon, “a Utilities Commission. little more cheesecake, please” Hadden was named by Gov. might well be instructions for a Thomas J. Meskili to succeed pretty model to display a little Eugene S. Loughlin of more of her shapely legs — but to Greenwich, who has been a Donald Griffin of &uth Windsor, member of the PUC for more Main St., looking north from about Locust and Birch Sts., cloak-and-dagger two-reeler were shot around this house, it means his homemade and the film later shown at the Park Theater? (Herald photo than 29 years. Loughlin was ap cheesecake has scored another I® . 1972 and c. 1908. At the left in both photos is the Gorman pointed by Gov. Raymond E. by Becker) hit. home. How many remember that some scenes of a WWI Baldwin Juiy 1, 1943. The would-be chef, 17-years-old and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griffin of 2680 Ellington Rd., has been interested in cooking since he was seven-years- ^ ® ^ Y t ^***j**^*** Referendum Questions old < According to Donnie, he used to help his grandmother, Mrs. Vera Griffin of White Plains, School Referenda ^ost Commonly Asked N.Y., make cookies and cakes, imrpove our secondary school and his interest in cooking just Atty. Allan Thomas, Board of Answer: A public information meeting educational program. The Bennet complex of grew. Education chairman, said that His cheesecake, which he con on the Nov. 7 referendum of | 6.8 buildings are structurally sound. board and school administration QUESTION 3: siders his speciality, has won him, million dollars for additions and Four years ago the entire heating members have received many Why not convert Lincoln several awards, and he has also renovations to Bennet and Dling questions about the junior high system was completely rebuilt at School into the needed junior a cost of almost one half million sold it to a few area restaurants Junior Ifigh Schools will be held referendum on the Nov. 7 ballot. high school facilities? Tu^day at 8 p. m. at Dling. dollars. Other renovation work and a bakery. The board has prepared the Answer: He first entered it in the junior The meeting, the only public answers to the following most has been done by the Board of Besides giving the junior high Education recently in the science class cooking contest at the Wap- one planned at this time by the commonly asked questions: schools much needed space, one Board of Education, is sponsored teaching areas for example. The ping Fair, which is held annually of the primary goals is to unify town has also done extensive in South Windsor, then later in by the League of Women Voters. QUESTION 1: Dling’s«9th grade with the 7th and Mrs. Robert Stone, chairman of work at Charter Oak Field which the adult class, where he won Why is the Board of Eklucation 8th grades so that programs and first premium prize for three the league’s education com serves Bennet physical education proposing junior high school ad staff can be better coordinated, mittee, will moderate a panel of program. Bennet, with the years. ditions and renovations? Lincoln School is large enough to Another prize winner is his three speakers: Paul Greenberg, proposed addition and Answer: house on^sgrade, probably the 7th Jewish Coffeecake, which took Board of Education building and renovations, could serve the town Space, needs at the secondary grade; but since it is removed first prize at the fair. sites committee chairman; Dr. well for many years as a junior level are critical. The present from the Dling building the com Donnie likes to cook roasts, James P. Kennedy, superinten high school. Lincoln School, on capacity of the Bennet and Dling munication problem would be turkeys, etc., as well as desserts. dent of schools; and Dr. Richard the other hand has serious Herald photo by Buceividus buildings is 1,800 and present greater. Lincoln was not designed “My mom does the shopping lin d e n , Dling principal. enrollment is 2,346. We now have mechanical problems and, tb house a junior high school and will let me know what she He also makes beef stew and a “1 use a measuring cup,” Don over 500 pupils more than the because of declining elementary program and would need exten wants for dinner, then I do the rabbit stew, both of which are nie admits, “but usually end up Available at the meeting will be junior high schools were designed enrollment and space in surroun sive renovations. Lincoln could rest,” Donnie said. popular with his family, as well with a pinch of this, and a scoop blueprints of proposed to hold with average class size ding schools, was not needed to renovations and addiUons and be renovated so that it would Donnie’s dad is president of the as lucky guests at the Griffin of that, which seems to do the well over 30 pupils per class. In house elementary pupils. trick.” brochures outlining the Mrs. Robert Stone have necessary classroom, library U-Haul (Company, E xtern Divi home. addition, new state required and cafeteria space. This would sion, and mother is employed at While we must respect E>on- reasoning behind the referen programs such as learning dis Question 6: “I only use snowshoe rabbits dum, needs o| both schoob, and outdoor teaching stations take every inch of floor space in Veeder-Root in Hartford. nie’s wishes as pertains to the abilities and programs for excep What is the estimated cost of from Vermont,” he said, “I im|nx)vement^ to the facilities (athletic fields) to the existing 6. the building and utilization of the A senior at South Windsor High cheesecake recipe, he did consent tional students, as well as our this building proposal? How braise them, then boil them with that will be accompUshed if The media center would also be large areas. The students would School, Donnie is no novice in the to share his recipes for Jewish own work-study program, require much state aid is anticipated? potatoes, carrots and beans.” voters pass the referendum. enlarged. have to be transported to Illing, cooking field. He worked at the Coffeecake, and a special additional classroom space. How much will have to be Inddently, Donnie and his dad The $6.8 milUon would be Renovations to both schools the high school or Bennet for Podunk Mill in South Windsor, Chocolate Chip Loaf Cake. Although our population projec bonded? hunt for the rabbits when on trips divided equally between the would include bringing them into physical education, industrial arts now the Steak Loft, where he tions show a stabilizing and Answer: during the hunting season to Ver Jewish Coffeecake junior highs. Estimating a total conformity with the new fire and home economics. The The estimated total cost of the helped prepare buffets, including safety code. slightly declining secondary building has mechanical dif such items as baked stuffed mont. Cream together, until light and state reimbursement of $2,920,- project is $6,800,000; $2,900,000 fluffy, V4 cups butter or school enrollment, this will in no ficulties and is in need of exten shrimp, salads, and hot and cold “I also make bread, shortcake, 000, the administration says that way compensate for our lack of would be covered by state reim margarine and I cup sugar. Add 2 the nefecost to the town would be sive work on its heating system. bursement and $3,900,000 would buffet dishes. and biscuits. I have a recipe for a school facilities. The Lincoln site has very poor He also worked part time cool rise bread which is very eggs, 1 at a time. $3,880,000. Last year, voters be funded through a bond issue. (Combine 2 cups sifted flour, 1 parking facilities and would have making donuts at the Mr. Donut successful and popular with turned down two referendums, QUESTION 2: The town would not bond the tsp. baking soda, 1 tsp. baking a great deal of difficulty in ac Shop in Rockville. His ambition is cooks. You can make it the night totaling more than $11 million, What will this proposal ac entire amount but just the por powder, '/< tsp. salt. Sift together commodating the large number to attend the Culinary Institute in before, take it out of the for a third junior high and an Politics Makes complish? tion not covered by state aid. and add to mixture, alteniating of buses needed at the junior high New Haven. refrigerator in the morning, let it elementary school. Answer: with 1 cup sour cream. For Strange level. Even after extensive and He especially likes cooking set for 10 or 15 minutes, shape This year’s referendum Dling was too small to house QUESTION 7: Add one-half of the following proposes construction of a 30,600- the ninth grade on the day it expensive renovations.this school pies, and includes blueberry, and your bread or rolls, and bake Bedfellows would have inadequate junior What effect would this bond lemon meringue among his them for 35 to 40 minutes.” nut mixture to the batter: Mi cups square foot media center and opened 12 years ago, and 300 or sugar, 2 tsp. cinnamon, Vk cup high facilities and, after this large issue have on the existing favorites. gymnasium in the Bennet more of its students have been at Cooking on a large scale isn’t chopped nut meats. FULTON, Mo. (AP) - expense, would really offer the ^Manchester lax rate? His secret for making a "stand the high school ever since. The new for the youthful chef. Pour into angel food pan, quadrangle, which would bring Togetherness is not talking community a junior high facility high” meringue that won’t shrink the total area in ^ e complex to politics. addition to Dling will make this Answer: Besides his parents, he has two sprinkle rest of nut mixture on worse than we presently have. There is a good possiblility from the sides of the pie crust is 202,600 square feet; and At least for Cathy Jones of school a complete junior high brothers, Tom, 21, and Dave, 14, top and swirl mixture in pan with that, because of funds made one of the few secrets he will renovations to the existing five DeSoto, Mo., and Debbie school building. and a sister, Rhonda, 1. a knife. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 QUESTION 4: available to the town through divulge. buildings. Svoboda of Hebron, Neb. Bennet was built in 1903-1915 “A couple of years ago, I to 60 minutes. Who are the architects for this revenue sharing and a retirement “Make a little extra meringue, Passage of the referendum Miss Jones is president of the and is in great need of renovation cooked dinner for a family of 15 proposal and what is the cost of of some existing bonds in the spread it over filling so it covers would add 19 classrooms of 61,000 College Republicans on the and modernization. It requires over a two-week period when the Cbocolate Chip Loaf Cake the initial planning? near future, these projects may the crust edges. After baking, square feet to the existing 34 William Woods College campus $300,000 worth of renovation just mother of the family was 1 cups sifted Dour Answer: be funded without hising the tax refrigerate, it shrinks a little but teaching stations at Illing, here and Miss Svoboda is presi to meet state fire and safety hospitalized.” Donnie said. 1 tbs. baking powder The architects for the Bennet rate. Assuming, however, that won’t pull away from the crust/^ bringing the total building area dent of the Young Democrats. codes. The addition and tsp. salt portion of this proposal are these possibilities are not realized Donnie said. to 141,000 square feet; 63 parking They are roommates. They renovations at Bennet will "A girl who was in my 2 eg^, unbeaten provide this school with a proper Mankey Associates of and there is no increase in the His cheesecake recipe is a homeroom at school knew I liked spaces to the exisUng 33; and 2 don’t talk poliDcs. Manchester and the architects for Ml cups sugar size library and media center, a Grand List, this project would secret, and one he doesn’t feel he to cook, so her family asked me the Illing portion are Lawrence can share. 1 cup milk full-size gymnasium, as well as raise the rate approximately 1.1 to help out. I made such things as Ml cups shortening, melted industrial arts and fine arts Associates, also of Manchester. mills. This would mean a proper “It was given to me by a friend stuffed cabbage, meat loaf, pot Because the Board of Ekfucation out-of-state, and I promised I Ml cups quick cooking rolled oats facilities. ty assessed at $25,000 would roasts, and other hearty dishes, and the Town Building Com wouldn’t make It public,” he 1 cup (6 oz.) chocolate chips The high school would benefit reaUze a tax increase of ap and would have dinner already Vk cup chopped walnut by removal of the Dling ninth mittee desire to keep the proximately $13.70 per year. said. when they came home from work “Besides, to me its a business; Ellington grade. Specifically, space would architectural cost at a minimum, or school,” he added. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. now be available for additional the architects are not preparing I make cheesecakes and I sell Grease a loaf pan, which Thomas said that more infor Cooking secrets? Well, he has a AL Officers To Be Seated detailed drawings. Instead they them, so to give the recipe away measures 9x5x3 inches. science laboratories, independent mation will be given at Tuesday’s few. He likes to use garUc, and are just providing enough infor would be a business, loss,” Don Sift flour, baking powder and study centers, expanded career public information meeting, parsley flakes, rather than fresh education programs, graphic arts, mation in order to prepare the nie added. salt together. Set aside. Hatheway-Miller American South Windsor Jaycees tomorrow sponsored by the League of "My c h e e s e c a k e is a p chopp^ parsley. His spaghetti ceramics, metal and wood crafts, proposal for referendum. The Beat the eggs in a large mixing Legion Post of Ellington and its at the Ellington Field on Women Voters, at Dling at 8 p.m. proximately lOVk inches and sauce may vary from time to home economics; also, facilities total cost of architects, prior to bowl, add to the eggs, sugar,^r, milk___ Auxiliary wlU hold a Joint in- Hatheway Rd and Rt. 140. Game referendum, will not e x c ^ $10,- weighs four to five pounds, and is time, depending on what in time is 1:30 p.m. for a physical education program He added that board and ad and melted shortening; brat to staliattan tonight with the 4th 000, about three inches high. I don’t gredients are avallabfo at the The Roadrunners are members for handicapped students, and for ministration representatives are combine mixture. Add sifted dry District team doing the instaUing. use a fruit topping, but have my time of preparation. ingredients, the rolled oats, A poUuck nipper at 7 p.m., will of the Eastern Connecticut a greater number and variety of available to speak to groups on own sour cream and cinnamon basic courses for high school QUESTION 5: the referendum proposal. A Though only a young man, chips, and nuts to the creamed he followed tmmedlatdy by the Midget and Pony Football topping.” Donnie does take Why spend the money to Donnie has acquired one basic mixture. in st^ tlo n ceremonies. Conference, Northern Division. students. telephone call to the central ad orders for cakes, but prefers at raothsH Tnmnmnr So far EUllngton defeated Coven In the summary, it will provide renovate and add to Bennet, ministration office or either characteristic prevalent in "well- Pour into greased loaf pan. least two days notice, especiaUy if seasoned” cooks of many years Bake approximately 1 hbur or The undefeated Ellington try, 28-0; Hebron, 12-0; Stafford Manchester with completely up which is over 50 years old, when junior high is all that is rteeded to there is more than one cake being Springs, 30-0 and tied South dated secondary school facilities the board just closed a school of arrange for speakers or obtain experience he doesn’t measure until done. 'Turn out of pan onto a Roadrunner Midget Football ordered. t—m wiU meet the undefeated W in d ^ Admirals, (H). and the opportunity to greatly the same age (Lincoln)? information. anything. rack and let cool. the Board 'of ove a 116,000 latlon to the ent for a new le board may uest Oct. 24, last Tuesday's . .. , ,..'54* Bs the sand entlal piece of for screening Ice control and road work as purchase the ;, he explained, rchasing sand ces. Instead of OCT. 14 thru OCT. 20 s sand pit. led Nov. 2 also hletic supplies I Department, s are listed on mging from an rotector to a r protector. I t n emon Civitan Bsday at 7 p.m. lire Restaurant mens Alliance eet Monday at home of Mrs. W. Center St. Oakland Athletics nner vs. Cincinnati Reds tn -- > / •"a I ' ' • t ' 1 O- % ^ f A former N. Y. Yankee and a veteran sportscasto' bead the team of commentators in NBC’s television coverage of the 1972 World Series. Left, Tony Kubel^ forma' Yankee shortstop; and Curt Gowdy. loto by Buceiviclus The fall classic between the Oakland Athletics, iring cup,” Don- American League champions, and the Cincinnati usually end up Reds, National League pennant winna, opens his, and a scoop today in Cincinnati, where the second game will eems to do the also be played tomorrow. Game time is 1 p.m., with a pre-game program at 12:30. NBC research es it respect Don- timates that 96 million viewers will watch the first pertains to the two games. :, he did consent ipes for Jewish 'Hie third and fourth games and the fifth, if nd a sp ecial necessary, will be Tuesday, Wednesday, and joat Cake. Hiursday n i^ t games in Oakland. Air time is 8 p.m., and the prospect is for 60 million viewers for iffeecake each prime-time colorcast. The lone night game in r, until light and the 1971 Pittsburgh Hrates-Baltimore Orioles ps butter or cup sugar. 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The problem is drugs. (24) BLACK JOURNAL (24) ZOOM Waterloo, Osborne snubs his wife (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS adviser John Erlichman. (30)’TO TELL’THE TRUTH 'The black role in the 1972 (30) UNDERDOG The Boston Children’s Theater and becomes infatuated with - 8 : 0 0 - - 2 : 0 0 - (40) WILD WILD WEST presidential campaign. (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY is featured. Becky. The battle brings tragedy. (3) MAUDE (8) LOST IN SPACE West is kidnaped an brought to - 9 : 0 0 - (30) WILD KINGDOM - 9 : 3 0 - Maude gets a speeding ticket - 1 0 : 0 0 - “ A Visit to Hades.” ____ Make a Difference Where You Save! a monastery. & ting habits of lions, leopards (3) MANNIX but thinks she’s innocent. (840) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. (3)LEERSINLETRAS (40) CONVERSATIONS WITH IT DOES - 0 : 3 0 - (8-22) EARTH LAB and cheetahs. Ex-Air Force flio' is murdered (8-40) TEMPERATURES Jack Haley guest-stars as an - 2 : 3 0 - (3) CBS NEWS (30) SAMSON (40)ITTAKESA’nflEF and Mannix gets involved INSTANT RISING aging salesman who gets a second (40) MOVIE -ft i t A (8) ABC NEWS Mundy tries to locate a lethal through a friend. A pedestrian hit by an am chance in life. (40) LATINO “ Against All Odds” (1931). (2240) NBC NEWS - 9 : 2 0 - laser gun. (18) ORAL ROBERT’S EARNINGS bulance creates problems for (24) STA’TE OF CONNECTICUT Reporter braves gangland to save (24) MAGGIE — EXECRCISES - 7 : 3 0 - - 1 0 : 0 0 - SAVINGS Noland. ^ t e news wrap-up. (3) QUE HAY DE NUEVO an innocent girl. - 6 : 5 5 - - 9 : 3 0 - (3) ANNA AND TEE KING (18) LIVING FAITH 5% Dividend paid (^^30) WORLD SERIES — 3:00 — ,n ,U I.OAN (40) NEWS - 1 0 : 3 5 - There’s a rumor that the King (2240) NIGHT GALLERY A S S ( » < I \ I I f 3 N Third game, from the AL (3) WE BELIEVE (8) MOVIE fram day of deposit. - 7 : 0 0 - (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (30) JONNY QUEST is getting married. A writer and his wife inherit a champions’ park. "Arizona Raiders’ ’ (1936). 4 tlmeo yeariy. (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN - 11: 00 - (40) JEWISH HERITAGE (2^30) WORLD OF DISNEY farmhouse and problems. (24) FOURTH ESTATE Western. Larry Crabbe, (8) TRUTH OR (3-8424040) NEWS “ Savage Sam” (1963). (24) FIRING LINE Newspaper editors talk about a - 1 6 : 0 0 - - 3 : 3 0 - CONSEQUENCES (18) EL SUPER SHOW GOYA (24) JUST GENERATION i' “ Aspects of (Contemporary Sex major news story. (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (18) REUGIOUS TOWN HALL (18) DICK VAN DYKE Discussion — “ What Is a Edue^ition.” - 1 1 : 3 0 - (840) CURIOSITY SHOP - 4 : 0 0 - Rob lifts a comedy idea from - 8 : 3 0 - Crime?” - 1 0 : 3 0 - (3) MOVIE The evolution of clothing. (3) PRO FOOTBALL another show. (3) HAWAD FIVE-O - 8 : 0 0 - (3) TEE PROTECTORS “ I’m All Right Jack” (1960). A (22) CATHOUC SERVICE New York Giants vs. 49ers at (22-30) NEWS CIu Gulager portrays a daring (3)M*A*S*H Witness to a murder denied young man forms a band with his (30) LET US CELEBRATE San Francisco. (24) ’THE DEAF CITIZEN kidnaper who dem and a million The doctors try to free a help of the Protectors. G.l. buddies. Peter Sellers, - 1 0 : 3 0 - (18) CONNECTICUT REPORT (40) ABC NEWS dollars in diamonds. Korean slave girl. (22) TEE ADVENTURER Terry-Thomai. (3) LOOK UP AND LIVE (2240) PRO FOOTBALL - 7 : 3 0 - (840) MOVIE (840) TEE F.B.I. (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS (840) DICK CAVETT (30) CATHOUC SERVICE Qnncinnatl Bengals vs. diiefs (3) I’VE GOT A SECRET “ Ckxxlnight, My Love” (1972). The case: To crack a loan shark - 11: 00- Guest: Dr. Jonas Salk. - 1 1 : 0 0 - at Kansas Oty. MANCHESTER Guest: Red Buttons. A pair of unlikely private eyes operation, Erskine hunts the man (3-8-2^3040) NEWS (2240) JOHNNY CARSON (3) COLLEGE CAMPUS (24) SPEAKING FREELY (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE tackle a missing person case who stole the organization’s - 1 1 : 3 0 - Guest host: Joey Bishop. (8) DIALOGUE (juest; Darryl F. Zanuck. Guest; Pearl Bailey. which leads to murder. Richard records. (3) NAME OF TEE GAME OLDSMOBILE Guest: Pearl Bailey. (22) SPORTS CHALLENGE - 4 : 3 0 - (18) MOVIE Boone, Michael Dunn, Barbara “ The Glory Shouter.” "Your OMsmobHo D^rior" (40) BULLWINKLE (8) THE EXPLORERS (18) GOSPEL SING "Rainbow ‘Round My Bain, lector Buono. - 1 2 : 0 0 - (24)FAMH,YGAME - 1 1 : 1 5 - (18) MAYOR’S HOUR (8) MOVIE Shoulder” (1952). A young film (24) DATELINE AMERICA (18) NEWS ^udy of an intense father-son “ (Curse of the Voodoo” (1965). (30) JEWISH LIFE - 5 : 0 0 - 512 WEST CENTER ST. - 64S-1511 studio messenger is acddentally E i^ t Vietnam War veterans - 1 : 3 0 - - 1 1 : 3 0 - (8) I DREAM OF JEANNIE relationship. Bryant Halllday. auditioned for a movie role. share their memories. (3) MOVIE (3) FACE THE NATION — 8;30 — (18) NEWS “ The Crimson Pirate” (1953). Michael E)unn plays a private (18) JOURNEY TO FYanide Lalne, Charlotte Austin. - 9 : 0 0 - (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE (3) SANDY DUNCAN (2240) JOHNNY CARSON Acrobats-turned-pirates try to eye in “ Goodnight, My ADVENTURE (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (18) TOO CLUB (22) FOOTBALL HIGHUGHTS Sandy is chosen to be the (40) MOVIE NEW or USED free an island from royal (24) AIX ABOUT WELFARE Jeannie sends Tony to the day (24) BEHIND THE LINES Love,” Tuesday, Oct 17, at “ Bubbta Galore” ^ 1 in a TV “ Black Widow” (1954). Ginger clutches. Burt Lancaster. (30)ADELANTE of pirates. A journalism review. 8;S0 p.m. on A ^ . (40) MAKE A WISH (40) DANIEL BOONE ctmimercial for bubble bath. Rogers, Van Heflin, George Halt. T V P A G B P O U l WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 the Helpers. - 8 : 0 0 - (18) 700 CLUB (m t)N E W S (tt48)NEWS (3) CAROL BURNETT - 1 0 : 0 0 - (IDUO’CLOCKmOH (M)STRENGTHENING Guests: Joel Grey and Cass (3) CANNON Jamei Whitmore itara as a FAMILY EUlot. Wealthy sheep rancher is World War I ace given a chance to First of two-part program on (8-40) PAUL LYNDE charged in the death of a Mex fly again. breakdown of the family as a Paul pretends he’s been fired ican. (8-40) JULIE ANDREWS {U) HODGEPODGE LODGE support system so his son-in-law will go to work. <») TO TELL THE TRUTH (48) ABC NEWS (88-30) WORLD SERIES Guest: Steve Lawrence. (84) STATE OF CONNECTICUT (M)WHJ) WILD WEST - 7 : 8 0 - The fourth game telecast from - 1 0 : 3 5 - Ricardo Montalban portrays a (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT the park of the AL champions. Qvil War madman. (8)PAREIVTGAME (84) ELECTION ‘78 (84) MARTIN AGRONSKY 'To Be Announced. - 11: 00 - - t '- ; -C;M- (18) MOVIE _ g-3Q_ (I) CBS NEWS “The Secret of St. Ives” (1»«)). (38-18-8880-40) NEWS (8-40) MOVIE - 1 1 : 3 0 - (8) ABC NEWS Young soldier in Napoleon’s X , NBC NEWS army is imprisoned in England. “A Great American ’Tragedy” (3) MOVIE (M) PREVIEW: ISTEPS Richard N ^ , Vanessa Brown, (1972). A middle-aged aircraft “A Certain Smile” (1958). TOWARD EXCELLENCE (tt) WATT TILL YOUR designed loses his Job. George Young college girl falls in love - 8 : 5 5 - FATHER GETS HOME Kennedy, Vera Miles, William with her boyfriend’s uncle. (48) NEWS (84) BOOK BEAT Windmn. (8-40) DICK CAVETT Sargei - 7 : 8 8 - “Hie Man Who Loved (kit Dan (84) STRENGTHENING (8280) JOHNNY CARSON as he (8) WHAT IN THE WORLD cing” by Marilyn Durham. FAMILY Guest host Joey Bishop and candle “Oeatures of the Sea.” (88)CntCUS! Part Two. Cass EUliot. Intern - 8: 00 - ( 8 ) T R U T H OR “Circus Dumbo.” - 1 : 3 0 - York CONSEQUENCES (40) DRAGNET (3) MEDICAL CENTER (3) MOVIE Cass Elliot guest-stars on (18) DKX VAN DYKE Fliday tracks a thief who robs Geraldine Page portrays a “Tlie Day They Robbed the “The Carol Burnett Show,” Rob and Laura eavesdrop on the e l d ^ . demented woman. Bank of England.” Wednesday, Oct. 18, on CBS (8 p.m.). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19 IN 53 COUNTRIES (8-40) ASSIGNMENT: VIENNA "Hawaii Five-0,” the CBS - 8: 00 - - 7 : 3 0 - detective drama starring Jack (3-»48)NEWS (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT Jake Webster (Robert Conrad) Lord which is filmed entirely in (18) 18 O’CLOCK HIGH (18) MOVIE tries to deliver microfilm to his (^1. Gallagher takes command “The Prince of Pirates” (1953). boss. Hawaiin is being seen in 13 when Savage’s plane goes down. John Derek, Barbara Rush. (18)7000AJB foreign countries. The episodes (24) INTERNAT’L (84) ZOOM (82) I DREAM OF JEANNIE are dubbed in Japanese, German, WAS (80) TO TELL THE TRUTH (30) WATT TILL YOUR PERFORMANCE Dutch, Spanish, Freiich, Por Congre (40) WILD WILD WEST FATHER GETS HfMiIE Concert — Tchaikovsky’s Piano tuguese and Arabic. today V Concert No. 1, and music from Jim and Artemus investigate (40) DRAGNET hit th< Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde.” the deaths of several investors. Detectives bunt thieves who possibil steal valuable dogs. - 1 0 :0 0 - two of - 8 : 8 0 - - 8 : 0 0 - (8-10) OWEN MARSHALL dying s (3) CBS NEWS (3)’THE WALTONS Owen defends an old friend (8) ABC NEWS Ben looks forward to a spelling (Pernell Roberts) in a skyjacking ILL Sena (88-80) NBC NEWS bee Robert (84) FRENCH CHEF (84) STA'TE OF CONNECTICUT RMXA6E (8-40) THE MOD SQUAD predicti “Coffee and Btiocbe.” - 1 0 :3 5 - STORE compn A killer stalks Pete. (84) MAR'HN AGRONSKY - 8:»- (28-30) WORLD SERIES 5IANCI1B8TEB SodalE - 11: 00 - (40) NEWS Fifth game, if needed. PABKADE Preside - 7 : 0 0 - If the Series is over, NBC will (38-18-8^3080) NEWS powers (3) UFO telecast regularly scheduled - 1 1 :3 0 - FULi, SELECTION OF Both Alien space enemy uses ESP on shows: Flip Vrtlson at 8; Ironside (3) MOVIE IMPORTED on adjc Earth. at 9; and Dean Martin at 10. “Where the Spies Are” (1966). AND the Se (8) TRUTH OR (24) THE ADVOCATES A doctor tries to solve a mystery DOMESTIC buslneg CONSEQUENCES Debate: Presidential politics in Beirut. David Niven, Francoise is to re Dorleac. WINES (18) DICK VAN DYKE Pernell Roberts plays a and the economy. but fut (8-40) DICK CAVETT Rob recalls the days when suspected skyjadier on ABC’s - 9 : 0 0 - busines Ritchie was bom. (3) MOVIE (8880) JOHNNY CARSON LIQUORS “Owen Marshall, (Counselor at -- p l u s - until e (88-80) NEWS ‘"Ilie Legend of Lylah Qare” - 1 : 3 5 - (k>nf (84) SOUL! Law,” Thursday, Oct 19, at 10 h a r v e s t HILL p.m. (1968). Kim Novak, Peter (3) MOVIE (40) ABC NEWS Finch. “Lafayette Escadrille” (1958). DISCOVERY BRANDS M i FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 MASTER CHARGE - 8 : 0 0 - (40) NANNY THE _j. 30__ PERSONAL CHARGE In (88-28) NEWS PROFESSOR (8-10) LOVE AMERICAN ACCOUNTS INVITED BAF (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH (84) WALL STREET WEEK STYLE TEL. 640-0146 Angdlv Nazi saboteurs infiltrate - 8 : 0 0 - - 10:10- early t Bomber Command. (3) SONNY AND CHER (3)SMITHSONIAN urb, si Guests: Robert Goulet and the (84) HODGEPODGE LODGE ADVENTURE Onr SPEEDY Specialty Angi 'Topic: Paria. Temptations. Special — “99 Days to Sur house (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (8-40) BRADY BUNCH vival.” Host Walter Schirra traces TRULY DELiaOUS accord (40) WILD WILD WEST Peter has a crush on Jan's a 1,000-mile Journey down the Thei friend Kerry. CHICKEN Victor Buono guest stars as a Colorado River. of wh (18) SKI SCENE Brown in 6 Wnntao magician. (88-30) AMERICAN The - 0 : 3 0 - (82-30) UON AT WORLD’S END EXPERIENCE n « w o r m ' a.rri., (3) CBS NEWS Special. True story of a captive ehleken” with Special — “The Fabulous flared (8) ABC NEWS lion in London and its return to a (Country." First of a special ten- police (22-80) NBC NEWS natural habitat in Africa. part series celebrating the GALL IN ORDBB house (24) WORLD PRESS (24) WEEK IN REVIEW American Bicentennial. Host: Pick Up 10 m —g— La - 8 : 5 5 - - 8 : 3 0 - Qiet Huntley. (40) NEWS (880) PARTRIDGE FAMILY (21) STATE OF CONNECTICUT BEors mam - 7 : 0 0 - Danny is sick of being little - 10:35- 468 ORNTM II (3) YOUNG DR. KILDARE (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE (81) MARTIN AGRONSKY To (24) STARUGHT FESTIVAL A dying boy needs a kidney - 11: 00 - transplant. String trio performance taped (3-8-18-22-30-10) NEWS (8) TRUTH OR at Yale Law School. - 11:30- CONSEQUENCES - 9 : 0 0 - (3) MOVIE E (18) DICK VAN DYKE (3) CBS REPORTS “The Story of Three Loves” Rob and Laura buy an art Special. “The Air Pirates — (1953). Trio of stories about love masterpiece at an auction. Can They Be Stopped?" found, lost and regained. Kirk (8880) NEWS (8-10) ROOM 222 Douglas, Rer Angeli. h [ C f R 0 >< IJ S C (84) FREE-FOR-ALL A teacher is found to have been (8-10) DICK CAVETT (40) ABC NEWS teaching for 17 years without (28-30) JOHNNY CARSON - 7 : 3 0 - credentials. HA - 1:15- Conni (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING (18) 700 CLUB (3) MOVIE 277 BROAD on ai Diimh Shore headlines the (8) LASSIE (22-30) DINAH SHORE 'Saddle the Wind" (1958). Ex- Lassie helps a lost boy. Special — “How to Handle a week NBC special, “How to Handle gunfighter's life is Jeopardized by feren (18) BETTER WORLD Woman.” Guests: Jack Benny. the return of his brother. Robert a Woman,” Friday, Oct 80, at (88) LET’S MAKE A DEAL Bob Hope, Burt Reynolds, Sonny and 9 p.m. Taylor, Julie London, John F J L A m U L (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES and Cha. Cassavetes. charg “I I ^ K CUBE-CRUSHED EAR away I W B BLOCK Don WIUJS eerage ty bn a r m o u M J m in STEREO after L T . 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