PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 20, 1973 \
Rham District About Town South Windsor Notes ’The M and J Group will meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. John Dahm, 46 Coleman Rd. Co HEVEKLY miKKT’r all pertinent information to Report Card Plan hostesses are Mrs. William Corre«|iundi‘nl Mrs. Schwabe. !ianri|TatTr iuTtiing Hmlb Thurston and Mrs'. Roger The South Windsor Woman’s Last year $1,000 was given to Club is preparing to ap the Listening Post and $900 Perreault. MANCIESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1973- VOL. XCII, No. 299 Mancheiter—A City of Village Charm Changed at Rham propriate its funds to a com donated to various TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE! FIFTEEN CENTS Perennial Planters Garden munity project for this club scholarships, charities and ANNE EiMT Maintenance Club will meet Monday at 7:30 year. 'The education con- projects. Funds are raised G»rr<*N|>omlenl The administration was p.m. at the home of Mrs. R.L. mittee has contacted several mainly through the efforts of w r Tel. 228-3971 requested to pursue the extent Johnson, 99 Baldwin Rd. Miss organlzaitons reminding them memters and other volunteers New report card procedures to which students and/or Millicent Jones will give an il that their requests must be at the club sponsored Com will be followed at Rham High parents can be held liable for lustrated talk on “English made in writing to the chair munity Thrift Shop. School this year, according to damage to school property in Gardens.” man, Mrs. John Schwabe, 20 Orchard Hill P.T.O. Glen Frank, assistant principal. light of a report submitted by Oakwood Dr., South Windsor by The Orchard Hill P.T.O. will Consumer Price Jump Frank informed the Board of Everett Graham, maintenance Bill Alton, admissions Sept. 30. hold its first of two Bingo nights Education at its Monday committee chairman. counselor for West Virginia If a club or organization has a in the school cafeteria on 1 meeting that the new cards will Graham informed the board Wesleyan College in Buckhan- cause or project they wish to Friday at 7 p.m. Everyone is in have teacher and administra that approximately $3,000 was non will visit Manchester High have considered, and they have vited, refreshments will be i tion comments covering a spj^nt in replacing glass last School Monday at 11 a.m. and not been contacted, they should available. wider range of academic and year and already since school East Catholic High School at 1 send their formal request with Highest In 26 Years behavioral analysis. Comments has opened at least ten win p.m. dows, representing several hun WASHINGTON (AP) - Con Consurner food prices leaped will be selected by numbers throughout the month, the Grocery prices were up 7.4 However, the government dreds of dollars have been PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP sumer prices jumped 1.8 per a record 6 per cent in August, government said. from a computerized list. The Women’s Auxiliary to the per cent unadjusted and 7.7 per said the effect of these in broken in the gymnasium. cent in August, the sharpest more than in any month sinee Frank also mentioned that Hartford County Medical WEEKEND SPECIALI Nonfood items jumped five- cent on an adjusted basis, the creases were moderated There has also been some Association will have a rate of increase in 26 years, the the 9.6 per cent increase in students will receive their tenths of one per cent after highest since the government somewhat by declines in prices damage in the lavatories. ARTIFICIAL government reported today. July 1933. report cards ten school days membership coffee Tuesday at seasonal adjustment, slightly began keeping records on a of new and used cars. Graham felt strongly that dis The biggest one-month jump in Government economists had after the close of a marking 9:30 a.m. at the Hunt above the average for recent seasonally adjusted basis in A companion report said that trict residents should be predicted the disastrous price period. The delay is Memorial, Scarborough St., GLADIOLI food prices since 1933 was to months. The cost of services, 1946. real earnings of the average provided with fuller reports of blame. ^ report for August following the necessitated by grades having Hartford; Baby-sitting will be soared seven-tenths of one per The government said most of worker dropped 1.9 per cent in vandalism at the school. The rise in over-all consumer record-breaking boost in to go first to the administration provided. Dr. R. Clay Burchell, cent, the largest monthly rise in the August increase was due to August as a result of the in $4 88 prices was 1.8 per cent un wholesale prices recorded prior to being sent to the com Voters chairman of the department of nearly three years, and was due unusually sharp advances in crease in consumer prices and I doz. adjusted and 1.9 per cent on a earlier following the removal of puter company, which itsfelf The legality of asking towns obstetrics and gynecology at primarily to increases in poultry, eggs and pork. average weekly earnings were (Cash and Carry) seasonally adjusted basis, both price restraints. takes five days for printing. in the district to provide a list Hartford Hospital, will speak mortgage interest rates, the Beef and veal prices also rose down six-tenths of one per cent the highest since September A price freeze that began Summer Programs of persons qualifi^ to vote in a on "Abortion in Contemporary department said. 4 sharply even though the freeze from August 1972. FLOWERS tntf ARRAHOEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION .. . 1947. June 13 ended for food on July The board reviewed the regional district meeting is Society.” The figure showed that the on red meat prices was not Real spendable earnings, The Labor Department said 18 and for almost everything summer programs directed by being pursued by Victor 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 prices of food purchased in lifted until early in September. after deduction of Social Securi surging prices for meats, else on Aug. 12. Robert Penney, basketball Schoen, board member from FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. grocery stores increased more Prices also rose for bread, ty and income taxes, also poultry and eggs accounted for Food prices included in the coach; Michael Zotta, sopcer Mariborough. in August than in any other milk and most other food items dropped 1.9 per cent last month about 80 per cent of the steep index were collected between coach; and Robert Clowes, The board has received an in- moth since World War I, sur except fresh fruit and and have declined 2.1 per cent rise in the Consumer Price Aug. 7-9 and prices for other music director. quiry from the Hebron Public passing even the inflationary vegetables. since August 1972. Both Penney and Zotta Taxpayers Association concer Index last month. items were collected post-World War II surge. Americans also paid more to reported having successful ning the means of verifying the eat out, with the cost of programs whereas Clowes felt voting rights of those attending Records restaurant meals and snacks ^Nickel Hay’ his was not as successful as it district meetings. rising 1.1 per cent. Warranly Deeds had been in past years, es Staff DRESSMAKER With the August report, con Doubles Bus pecially in the beginning Louis J. Milewski to Robert Watergate Tape sumer prices have risen at an The board approved the ap J. and Jacqueline C. Bostrom, lessons where he felt parents pointment of Ronald J. annual rate of 10 per cent over Rider ship property at 35 Oak St., con the past six months and 7.5 per were reluctant to start lessons Marchetti as guidance intern, Supplies HARTFORD (AP) - Connec veyance tax $27.50. cent over the past year.. not knowing what programs the effective Sept. 24. Marchetti To Makeike Your Sewing First Class ticut Co. bus ridership more elementary schools would have Release of Attachment The August jump in consumer graduated from the University Reginald Schmidt vs. Louis than doubled Thursday during a this year. of Connecticut in 1971 with a Compromise F ails prices pushed the overall con Milewski, certain real estate. Zippers special “nickel day” promotion An average of 23 students m aster’s degree. He had Patterns sumer price index to 135.1, in which fares were reduced to attended the 24 sessions held in Building Permits Threads Republicans Open Headquarters WASHINGTON (AP) - The of nine presidential conver Watergate conspirator, G. Gor meaning that it cost consumers guidance practicum experience Town Line Liquor, Inc., new Tracing Paper five cents, state transportation the basketball program; 20 at at New Canaan High School in Tapes U. S. Court of Appeals, having sations are vital evidence for don Liddy, pleaded innocent in $13.51 to buy a variety of goods commercial building at 378 Tracing Wheel Thursday night marked the official beginning of the 1973 campaign by the Manchester officials said today. 31 of the evening soccer the spring of 1972 and at Tailor Chalk failed to obtain a compromise the grand jury. Los Angeles to state charges of that cost $10 in the 1967 base The state counted 154,653 program sessions; and an Spencer St., $75,000. Sewing Guages Republican party for town offices. A headquarters in the Plaza Shopping Center on East settlement of the White House In other Watergate burglary and conspiracy in con period. Norwalk High School this past U&R Housing Corp., new Scissors passengers riding ConnCo’s average of 15-20 attended the 39 summer. Pin Cushion Middle Tpke. was opened. Among those present were, front, from left, Samud Maltempo, tapes controversy, returns to developments: nection with the 1971 break-in at A sampling of prices showed three divisions in Stamford, daily music sessions although dwelling at 30 Adelaide Rd., candidate for treasurer; Raymond Karpe, candidate for Board of Directors; Mrs. Vivian the constitutional questions in —Cox asked Sirica to requir&\ the office of Daniel Ellsberg’s The board accepted the $40,000. that meats, poultry and fish Hartford and New Haven 88 students were involved. Ferguson, seeking re-election to the board; Charles Crocini, director candidate; State the dispute. that five W atergate con- psychiatrist. resignation of Charles N. GOP Country Fair Set For Saturday Kauffman and Basser, addi rose 16>6 per cent from July to Thursday. Last Thursday, 73,- Geddes, mathematics teacher, H Quality Products — Budget Prices Special Watergate prosecutor spirators who want to change -Henry Rothblatt, fired as August and were 40.7 per cent Graduates tion to commercial building at Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli; and A. Paul Berte, GOP town chairman. (Herald photo 847 rode the buses in the three and hope to have the position Archibald Cox and the White their guilty pleas support in defense attorney for four of the higher than a year ago. The board approved ♦ 223 Spencer St., $600. by Pinto) metropolitan areas.. applications of two graduates filled by next week. Looking over items for the GOP Country Fair to be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at House notified the court detail their claims that they Watergate defendants because By reducing fares from the Marriage Licenses In the nonfood area, apparel for permission to enroll in two John LeBloc, guidance direc Mt. Nebo, are, from left, Mrs. Richard Dennison, Mrs. A. Paul Berte, and Mrs. Jack ’Thursday that their “sincere ef were misled by high govern he refused to let them plead normal 35 cents to five cents, William Zeigler Jr. of Bolton forts” to reach an out-of-court prices rose in August instead of courses at Rham this year. Ap tor, was designated as acting Mercer. Event, which is open to the public will include boxing by the Everett brothers, IPLAZA DEPT. STDRE ment officials. The pleas had guilty, sued President Nixon revenue in the three divisions and Anito Jo Agler of Bolton, principal in the absence of the (We Have A Notion To Please) settlement “were not fruitful.” been filed last January by E. and others 'Thursday for $10 declining as they usually do in proval was given subject to games and prizes, mini auction, booths, and visits from the candidates. Tickets are 99 Oct. 5. dropped from last Thursday’s principal and two assistant The court had asked a week Howard Hunt Jr., Virgilio R. million “for malicious in the summer months. space, academic performance cents for 16-years-old and over and senior citizens are admitted free. Each ticket holder John K. McDonnell and Mary Next to Frank’s Supermarket RepublicansOpen $2,264 to $7,732, said a earlier that the attempt be and general behavior. principals. EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Gonzalez, Eugenio R. Martinez, terference with an attorney- Prices for houses, home spokesman for the state will be given a free hot dog and soda. For ticket information contact Carl Zinsser, 646-1511. F. Smith, both of Manchester. I made. Frank Sturgis and Bernard L. client contract.” Rothblatt had maintenance and repair com Department of Transportation Hebron If the search for a com Barker. represented Martinez, Gon modities and fuel oil also in (DOT). promise failed, the court had — Another convicted zalez, Sturgis and Barker. creased. ConnCo. bus service is sub said, "This court will discharge sidized by DOT to the tifne of Town Campaign its duty of determining the con $30,000 a week. 'The state has Old Time Picnic troversy with the knowledge undertaken several promotions that It has not hesitated to Town Wetlands Agency to Increase bus patronage. A challenge to work harder “As a minority party we have government that leads and not explore the possibility of Hartford stores reported than ever to restore the shown the citizenry of follows. And that’s where we avoiding constitutional business 10 to 40 per cent above Listed Saturday Republican party to majority Manchester that we always put really have something the op adjudication.” Recomnfended By Group normal Thursday and status in town government was Hayrides, stocks, stilts, old- first selectman, Pete Dallaire, the best interests of the town position doesn’t. An appeals bourt decision is merchants said they would urge issued by A. Paul Berte, town fashioned games for the young selectman; Robert Craig, above any politidal gain. A most "We have the most qualified expect^ by Oct. 1, when the DOUG BEVINS costs of a municipal wetlands “taking,” as it would be defined the state and bus company to and old, bonfires and music by selectman. Recreation Com WITH OUR HEAT, GOP chairman, at the official noteworthy example of our par Supreme Court returns from its (Herald Reporter) agency were known. by the courts, might result if an try another “nickel day.” candidates who can bring back opening of the 1973 campaign the Rham High School Dance mission member and con ty’s leadership through actions to Manchester town govern summer recess. Thursday night’s committee agency imposed severe restric In the Stamford division headquarters ’Thursday night. Band will be on tap for the stable; Emery Taylor, of our Republican elected of ment the quantities the public Whatever ruling comes from Manchester’s Advisory Com vote came after considerable tions preventing a property Thursday, 9,580 passengers The headquarters, located at Bicentennial Committee’s “Old Republican Town Ccmimittee ficials in the town’s best in is looking for — initiative, ac the appeals court is expected to mittee on Environmental Im discussion of legal aspects of owner from enjoying the right rode buses, compared to last 709 E. Middle Tpke. (next to Time Picnic” Saturday from 2 chairman; Richard! Keefe, terests was during the recent tion, and responsiveness,’’ be appealed to the Supreme pact vpted Thursday night, with the Inland Wetlands and Water to use his land as allowed by Thursday’s 4,247. New Haven’s Frank’s Super Market in the Court. to 7 p.m. at Greyville Falls. Democratic Town Committee town budget deliberations this Berte concluded, prior to in one dissenting vote, to recom Courses Act. Potter said the zoning. patronage increased from 26,742 Plaza Shopping Center) will be Residents who are planning chairman and Building Inspec 9 OUT OF W HOMEOWNERS past spring... when the majori troducing the candidates and In nearly identical letters, mend appointment of a consensus was that the The local advisory com to 55,600. In Hartford, ridership open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 to attend are reminded to bring tor; John Sibun, Bicentennial ty was espousing a ‘hold the wives who were present for the Cox and Charles Alan Wright, “municipal inland wetlands language of the amended act mittee, in considering creation jumped from last Thursday’s their own makings for a picnic Committee chairman; and p.m. and most evenings, he line’ tax philosophy and our opening. White House consultant for the agency” to administer the implies that “taking without of a local agency to administer 42,858 to 89,473, DOT said. said. and to have plenty of wooden Robert Croston, constable. Republican members of the He then introduced State tapes case, told the appeals state’s Inland Wetlands and compensation” —one of the the wetlands act, generally Berte opened the event to nickles on hand as no regular The picnic will start with tree Board of Directors recognized Comptroller Nathan G. court that they had failed to Water Courses Act. fears of implementation of the agreed that a local agency kickoff the campaign by money will be accepted. planting ceremonies. Through that a tax cut was a very real Agostinelli, Manchester, who reach a compromise in three The advisory committee, act —cannot occur and that the would have advantages over The wooden nickels are being the courtesy of Emery Taylor’s HAVE NEVER NEEDED pledging the Republicans "will possibility and had the foresight meetings this week. created earlier this year, is town would be immune from state control of wetlands in complemented the party for its be pursuing our goals more sold throughout town and will nursery, a small cherry tree and courage to come out public selection of a strong ticket of The court has before it charged with studying the in lawsuits seeking damages in Manchester, Potter said. Com CLEAR has been donated. forcefully, vigorously and ac also be available at the picnic. ly for that position,” he said. candidates which “represents a appeals by both the President land wetlands act and making a this regard. mittee members cited local tively than ever before. We all Their value is 15 cents each and Then from 2:30 to 5 there will "Our Republican members of cross-section of the communi and Cox from U.S. District recommendation to the According to the amended agency’s knowledge of building can be used for securing be adult games and children’s know that a political campaign the board saw an opportunity to ty.” Court Judge John J. Sirica’s Manchester Board of Directors. act, persons aggrieved by “any permit requests, zoning, and is a difficult undertaking and as various beverages and par games including walking on benefit the people of Taking note of opposition order that he be given the tapes Committee members decided regulation, order, decision or subdivision petitions. ticipating in some of the ac stilts, stick horses and rolling of BURNER SERVICE. the minority party it is usually Manchester and they called it to determine whether the Thursday night to meet Oct. 11 action’’ made pursuant to the claims for a town tax reduction, The amended act, en tivities, such as the hay rides hoops. Dinner is scheduled for even more so. We have much to as they saw it. The people of President’s claim that they act may appeal to the Court of Clear and cool tonight. Lows Agostinelli said, “Credit should to further study formation of a couraging municipal participa and sponge throwing at promi between 5 and 6 p.m. and the In a recent survey of Connecticut Natural Gas residential be proud of however. Manchester want a local must be kept secret is valid. Common Pleas. from 35 to 50 except warmer be given where credit is due. municipal inland wetlands tion in regulation and control of along the shore. Chance of frost nent citizens in the stocks. Rham band will play from 5:30 The tax cut was possible Cox contends that the tapes agency. Town Planner J. Eric If the court finds that the ac to 6:30. heating customers, 90% reported no burner service since they’ve wetlands, provides for a July 1, in the normally cooler valleys. Among those who will take because of Republican- Potter, chairman of the ad tion appeal from “constitutes their turns in the stocks and The evening’s activities will the equivalent of a taking 1974, deadline for local action. Increasing cloudiness Saturday. had gas heat. conceived revenue-share funds visory committee, said the If a town doesn’t act by then, Chance of rain at night. High in receive the barrage of wet conclude with a large bonfire, the town received from the committee hopes to put without compensation,” the and residents are reminded to Bloodmobile the State Department of En the low 70s. sponges are Robert Dixon, Mandatory Fuel federal government, and this together a recommendation to court would set aside or modify bring their marshmellows for It’s really no surprise. Because a gas burner has fewer vironmental Protection would Precipitation probability former selectman and Lions was due to the efforts of one the Directors soon. the action so it wouldn’t con Club member; Aaron Reid, roasting. To Be Here stitute a taking, the amended assume control. near zero tonight. 20 per cent' man, mainly. President Nixon, The decision to recommend Saturday. moving parts. So there’s less that can go wrong. And gas is a more appointment of a localNagency act says. If the Town of Manchester whom we are all prone to be Saturday designates a municipal inland quick to criticize these days. to administer the wetlands act The wetlands act, before it High Low efficiently burning fuel. So there’s less that n.eeds cleaning. Allocation Life is worth giving. Visit received support of all advisory was amended this year, wetlands agency, the agency’s Boston 69 43 “ There is a myth about the initial job would be preparation Hebron the Bloodmobile Saturday, 9 committee members except specified that the court, if it Chicago 62 56 Republican Party being the of a precise map of the town’s Why put up with your old heat and all those service bills? a.m. to 2 p.m. at Center William Broneill, assistant determined that an action was a Denver * 86 47 party of the rich,” he con wetlands and water courses and OrdersExpected town counsel. Broneill said he “taking,” should assess Juneau 64 42 tinued, "but that all it is, a Congregational Church. promulgation of regulations Property Declarations Take a new look at gas. Call your gas heating contractor or CNG and wasn’t ready to recommend damages. San Francisco 68 57 myth. We need money to con governing such areas. ask about our $3.95 a month rental plan. WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House appears duct this campaign especially such action until the operating Potter explained that a Washington 79 61 Required in October almost certain to impose mandatory controls on wholesale on the local level,” Agostinelli distribution of home-heating oil, propane and perhaps said. vehicles need not file. If in diesel fuel, informed sources indicate. He paid particular praise to Harold Maddocks, assesspr, Sam Maltempo, candidate for has announced that personal doubt, a property owner is A decision has been made, subject only to presidential urged to contact the assessor’s town treasurer, who has a property declarations from approval, to impose mandatory allocation of propane and record of 25 years of public ser those required by law to file an office. to ban switching from coal and other high-sulfur fuels to vice and experience in finances annual declaration must be Persons with an Amston ad as a former president of the made on or before the first day dress, who are not Hebron W HAH YOUR HEATS scarcer low-sulfur petroleum, a source said. policemen’s union. of November. A penalty of 10 residents, are urged to check Presidential proclamations To Agostinelli, a former per cent, as prescribed by law, their motor vehicle on those two decisions are governments to priority users. mayor of Manchester, the will be add^ to all lists not registrations to be sure the expected within a few days, a For the guidance of states, biggest issue in the campaign is properly filed by that date. proper tax town is noted. It is source said. that plan suggested that priori the Democratic majority’s Personal property lists will up to the owner to see that any John A. Love, director of the ty users might include sectors' failure to "hold administrative be mailed to non-residents but error is corrected. TRACKRECORDT White House Energy Policy Of of the food and energy In \ personnel in the town ad not to resident taxpayers. Per Maddocks wiil hoid office fice, in public and other sources dustries, health and sanitation ministration accountable to the sonal property includes mobile hours from 1 to 7 on Oct. 1, 15 in private have indicated services, police and emergency board of directors.” homes, pnregistered motor and 29, and daily, Monday strongly that at least home services, freight and public In closing he said the vehicles, trailers, boats and through Friday from 9 to 1, heating oil and probably diesel passenger transport, public Republican candidates are snowmobiles. Owners of real during October to receive fuel would be brought under utilities and telecom dedicated to good government estate and registered motor declarations from those mandatory allocation. The munications. and will work hard to make required to file. remaining question seemed to Meantime, Cost of Living be whether all petroleum fuels Manchester a better place in Council Director John Dunlop which to live. including gasoline must be con said Thursday gasoline T h e Muffler trolled. A pep talk to the candidates retailers will be allowed to and other party workers was That’s “ Mandatory allocation’’ raise prices by one or two cents would-apply only at the given by state Sen. David Guaranteed for a gallon soon, probably by Oct. Odegard who cited the long wholesale level and avoid direct 2. as long as you rationing of fuel among con delay iq.- action on replacing of Dunlop’s announcemet to the the Olcott St. bridge as one own the car... sumers. Joint Economic Committee of Last Aug. 9, Love proposed example where the majority Congress came after an Intense party itown administration 875-2517 “for comment only” a man effort by gas station owners to slowness to act has in datory allocation plan which have the ceiling prices in effect convenienced area residents '^Concorde On Display In Texas would distribute fuels in since Sept. 7 raised. Some and many Manchester Com OLENDEirS MUFFLER SHOP proportion to past distribution, dealers had shut down in Dailas-Ft. Worth airport which is to be dedicated tomorrow. (AP ROUTE 83 munity College students who Newsmen from ail over the world gathered here Thursday for a after setting aside 10 per cent protest and others had said they ROCKVILLE a new look atgasi used the route to and from the press preview of the French-British Concorde SST which landed for photo) for assignment by state were planning to do so. the campus. the first time on U. S. soil at Grapevine, Texas, the site of the giant PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri., Sept. 21, 1973 MMCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 21, 1973— PAGE THREE ------^ ------*GodspelV Heads About Town { INKS CMM • MM CMM« Ansonia fTelevision] Women No Longer Lose Job Rights Due To Pi*egnancy BaHMiauMai ■ MMa «aa UConn*s Season MM Main The Great Books Discussion "One Dimensional Man” by By MICHAEL W. MILLIGAN Los Angeles London? Couple Wins Commission (EEOC) to en childbirth. “Godspell,” the much I Tonight Group will meet Wednesday at Marcuse will be discussed. New A«iacialed'Pr«ti Writer dustry and businesses, most Clockwork *'< tiitim “THE LAST OF SHEHA** i4it AP News Analysis force the law against sex dis Although the federal and court tests have involved public Leningrad? MTtO(PS) UMLttOO heralded off-Broadway hit 8 p.m. at the hoine of Mrs. members are welcome. HARTFORD (AP) - Super 75 William Slelth, 32 Wyllys St. crimination. state laws apply to private in employes. Orango (R) - 9 9 * musical based on the Gospel ac ^ - 6:00- Pregnancy la gaining equal This statute and a similar MYSTIC (AP) - The Ansonia cording to St. Matthew, heads Alto Ffl.-8il. M M nlf (3-8-22) NEWS status with broken arms and state law, the Connecticut Fair parents of three school aged the new season schedule of teachers by treating their leave for other medical We’ll dQ it... gladly! (ia)AMERICA appendectomies as a tem Employment Practices Act, children won |7S,000 in the Special Events at the Universi porary disability. pregnancy differently than reasons, Psarakis rjlled. Tickets for all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Honeymoons (20) SOUNDING BOARD prohibit sex discrimination by C3;^THEATRES EAST Connecticut State Lottery ty of Connecticut in Storrs. other disabilities would have These issues have arisen »ipnu TMH «MHH II • »4 • W (UIT W) (24) VINCE LOMBARDI Pregnant women traditional been treated. any branch of government and METIN BEDIZEL, MD Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel today. Headed by a cast from the (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH ly have been forced to quit most often between teachers He said the board denied one by private businesses which Announces the Closing of his office NO SERVICE CHARGE Mir. NnaH ■ m a ntu John and Anna Pasqualuccipf National Touring Company, the (40) WILD WILD WEST work, stay off the job for and school boards, apparently DeHueiance' teacher her accumulated sick employ a specified number of ma-MiUlMITM W M O M ir Cana 196 North State St. said they University’s production because so mahy teachers are at 320 Main Street ‘THE FRIENDS OF EDME COYLF •^:3 0 — months after having their baby workers. The state law extends will use the money for their appears at the Jorgensen leave. The other, he said, was women of child-bearing age. Gtor t S ^ Camifajiduon R K M a U M N I (3.8-20-22-30) NEWS and go without sick pay or un the coverage to employers of children’s education. Auditorium Sept. 28 at 8; 15 p.m. not given job tenure because But the laws applicable to the lA-faiihOfaiSl " (24) MAN BUILDS, employment compensation. more than three persons. Patients’ records can be picked up at| “SAVE THE TIGER” Pasqualucci, a native of Ita Other shows headlined during the board considered a pregnan rights of pregnant workers also M il MID m MM tu i MAN DESTROYS But accorijing to recent court cy in 1970 as an interruption of The EEOC has ruled that sick “VISiONS OF DGHT ly, said the money will go "to the season are “Two decisions, arbitration and cover most private employes. the office of Sobhy Ghabriai, MD MtiU'LWtlMrrrtMcIht - 7 : 0 0 - continuous employment. The The 1964 federal Civil Rights leave and other benefits can’t ravel w PHONE 649-9333 ^ucate the children so they Gentlemen of Verona,” Oct. 6; rulings by the state Commis 342 Main St., Manchester 2 PJl SHOW SHT. aiM. won’t have to work as hard as I (3) THE WORLD AT WAR board didn’t consider employ Act established the Equal have special conditions that 67 EastCenter St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5/Sat. 10-1 ■'Chemin de Fer,” Nov. 3; sion on Human Rights, and Op apply only to pregnancy and do." Richard Kiley in "Cervantes," ment to be jnterrupted by sick Employment Opportunities 6 4 7 -9 9 4 9 (8) TRUTH OR COME ONE portunities (CHRO), pregnancy CALOOn Pasqualucci is a machinist Dec. 10; "Twigs,” March 16. should be considered no ------s ------MANCHESTER PLAZA for Anaconda American Brass CONSEOUENCES Tickets are available at the (18) DICK VAN DYKE COMEIU different from any other tem Company. Jorgensen Auditorium Box Of At Coachlight (20) NBC NEWS porary physical disability. His wife, who was in tears, fice during normal hours and TO THE The legal dispute over the Jerry Lewis said she buys three or four (22-30-40) NEWS Singer-dancer Jill Corey and the Theatre ^ x Office opens at (24) VINCE LOMBARDI - rights of pregnant employes The Rolling StCMies Cinem a 1 tickets weekly at an Ansonia singer Ron Holgate open in 4:30 p.m. daily during produc concerns three areas: Goats Head Soup ti- drugstore. "Sweet Charity” Tuesday at tions. Phone, 429-2912. - 7 : 3 0 - COUNTRY FAIR —Being forced to quit work "I was happy with the 15,000 the Coachlight Dinner Theatre (8) DATING DAME TOMORROW-SATURDAY before delivery, without collec and never thought I’d win the in what executive producer (18) MOVIE ting accumulated sick pay nor big one,” she said. Sam Belkin says is the dinner "The Brigand" (1952) SEPTEMBER 22, 1073 - 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. mally available for other Robert and Emily Anderson theater’s "biggest show yet.” MGVIERAnNGB I (22) L E rS MAKE A DEAL medical problems. of 514 Hilliard St., Manchester Sixteen Broadway actors and FORRAREN18ANO (24) WORLL PRESS —Denial of unemployment in won $15,000. actresses create a dance palace MT. NEBO FIELD EMPEROR YOUNG PEOPlf I (30) HOLLYWOOD SOUARES Spontond by RapuMfean Town Commina# surance solely because of I OFTHENORni A state Department of on the Coachlight’s famed pregnancy. U not a placeiJIb a priiiBl fit iAjMlNg gllNt ralMfi N M iNlMN (40) NANNY AND THE and Rapub/lctn Woman't Club Transportation appraiser, "drop stage” and call it their Airwis ilowMNe owNeWWK of —The Tight to return to work Anderson said he was going to s Mri* MMM Mr vNwNif Or cMMWi.i PROFESSOR "Fandango Ballroom.” Show I .V as shon as physically able after Westmark by West Bend Fir. - Sat. Midnight Movies 994 "retire in a year-and-a-half and tunes such as “Hey, Big - 8:00— delivery. Gardening Elegant Swiss we can use all we can get.” 1 AIL Mil AOMiniO 1 g The Rolling Stones 7 Pc. Cookware Set Spender," "I’m a Brass Band," fiomnl Aullsncts « >y (3) CALUCerS DEPT “The findings in recent cases He and his wife, a data and "If My Friends Could See (8-40) BRADY BUNCH is that to treat pregnancy any Specials! Pendant Watches “Goat’s Head Soup” Genuine porcelain on technician for the town of Manchester Chapter of steel; handle and knob Cinema 2 Me Now" are an integral part (20-22-30) SANFORD differently than other illnesses Cinema 1 UL MU AOMintD oven safe to 400°. Manchester, each buy two of the musical comedy. & SON is discriminatory to women “Friends of tickets a week. This is their PwtMil GuMam IwiMtH Floral Star or Morning Reg. 1 7 4 4 The Neil Simon show features because obviously they are the 9.97 Series Glory design. 25.99 first win. (24) WASHINGTON WEEK UNICO Newest Eddie Coyie” music by Cy Coleman and lyrics Presents an evening at the only ones who get pregnant,” to E 5.98 LP IN PREVIEW TOM JONES by Dorothy Field. Htniem {% said James Whitney, a New 13.97 3 Qt. VVhistling Cast in the role of Charity IMir ir ttEHirai tcc»iittii»li| % - : 3 0 - Haven attorney. VIGORO VIGORO 6 .4 4 3 .3 9 Smash hit LP features hit single "Angie". Tea Kettle Calcutta, India, is the most Hope Valentine, Miss Corey PVEM tr Atult tMrtlai (3) MOVIE COACHLIGHT THEATER Goldtone and sllvertone finish, clear lucite Whitney’s firm won a U.S. srtssite densely populated city in the Weilmark comes to Connecticut with a "Tora, Tora, Tora" (1970) District Court case in June that BONE cases. One year guarantee. Series J 6.98 8 Track Tape 4.59 Reg. “ SHEER JOYI ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST, world. With over 7 million “ t :;------Wed isend 8.49 background of wide show biz (8) ODD COUPLE ordered the state Labor Depart MEAL I O NtEN S VOUR I 5.74 F|iNNIEST FILMS OF THE YEARI" people,, its area averages , M m iMdh u LAWN r * 8f ’ experience in recordings, October 11, 1973 K fC P S IT more than 75,000 people per (««i Nitit My ¥wy (20-22-30) GIRL WITH ment to pay retroactive un O N liN ' square mile. television, stage and movies. I* Mrttit mu) SOMETHING EXTRA 6:30 P.M. - Cocktails employment compensation to PAPER MOON She has starred in “High But •V •••••••••••••••••I (24) BLACK PERSPECTIVE 7:00 P.M. - Deluxe buffet dinner women who were denied the ton Shoes,’’ “Gigi,” “Wish You MM ■ ssMsmmm - 9 : 0 0 - 9:30 P.M. - Show time benefits just because they were Vigoro Golden Vigoro ilYAN O'NEAL Were Here,” “The Moon Is Cl[i;\THEATRES EAST (8-40) ROOM 222 pregnant. Lawn Fertilizer TATUM O'MlAt 'P't vi>,Cr I S’l H '-H PiKNAOl « ' L' J’. Blue,’’ and "Meet Me In St. Bone M eal (20-22-30) NEEDLES AND So far the de|Jartment has 7:31 ■ Tohlght at MidnIgM Louis.” paid 293 claims worth $38,0(XI, Reg. 9:30 PINS Reg. 81b. Covers ALL SEATS 99c Tony Award winner Holgate “SWEET CHARITY” according to Theodore W. 2.47 Bag. 4.59 5,000 (24) MASTERPIECE Sq.FI. r»a PiRric 5.‘o- j3J3 has played major operatic roles Hatcher, state unemployment 1 .9 7 3 4 7 I h t i THEATER in “Eugene Onegin’’ and Natural organic fedilizer for Makes your lawn a rich green. starring: Jill Corey as Sweet Valentine Charity and Son compensation director. bigger flowers, planrs, vegeta Won't burn or tiarm grass. 'f “Marriage of Figaro.” He has EAST SIDERS - 9 : 3 0 - bles. 580 BURHSIOl i l l Ei5T HlPiruPD Holgate ea the Boyfriend Women who were denied appead under Boris Goldovsky (8) ADAM’S RIB 10,000 Sq. Ft., 6.77 5 M HUnS fROM hlfO I 6J HIT : benefits since Jan. 1,1971 have 4 lb. Bag, Reg. 1.49... 1 .1 7 in operas at Tanglewood. He 5th Annual (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH DONATIOH: $25 per couple W ith Lisa Minnoiii All donations are tax deductible until Sept. 24 to file an applica has seasoned his concert and — 10:00— General Electric Deluxe King Size Set of 3 G.E. FM/AM For tlekota contact any UNICO mambar or Dr. Salvatore tion for back payment. But they operatic career in "A Funny Reunion (8-40) LOVE AMERICAN have to show that they Mi Squatrito, 648-1429; Mr. Barnie Glovlno, 643-1507; or Mr. Self Cleaning Iron Toast-R-Oven ^SHCHCASt aNtM A/ 1 2 3 4 ^ Tiling Happened On The Way to STYLE otherwise were eligible for Deep Green Stack Tables Table Radio Dinner-Dance Frank Filloramo, 643-9508 • EXIT iKFOflBCS STBEEDor EXIT SKSILVER LANE)on 1-84 • friends” the Forum,’’ “Milk and (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN compensation, a department of VKQRO s VIGORO Our • EAST HARTFORD « 24HR.TEL.INFO.S68-8S10 • Honey,” and "Sweet Charity.” (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED ficial said. L—lllff f l LMMN Our Musk by Bton John pmwBcartw FBinUZBI Our Low " ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* Wt Honor MASTER CHARGE y j His most recent Broadway ef Emanuel N. Psarakis, a Reg. - 11:00- Reg. Low 14.95 1 2 8 8 fort—“1771” — won him a Tony CHRO hearing examiner, ruled WEEOS^^# 19.97 [ ■ “ s i T i (3-8-22-40) NEWS I OMENS TOUR | Price from tht Asrr a i i i i ^ i r-AkCAiLt i m Award as Best Supporting Ac last month that the Bristol ( m , LAWN FAST' (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT FEEDS^^I KEEPS IT makers of Fritz The Cat” nUNCOZEmRELU tor for his characterization of i TICKETS LEFT • Board of Education dis GREEN' Whooshes away mineral depos Use as 4-slice tpaster, top High pressure laminate resists - 1 1 : 3 0 - Front fired 4" speaker, compact style. Richard Henry Lee of Virginia. pmmmmmmmmmJ criminated against two its, keeps steam vents clean. browner or thermostat controlled burns, acids, alcohol, etc. Walnut Walnut grain finish cabinet. Automatic Romeo HS«I4»MIPITWMM1M (3) NEWS . 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Ai3dV5 oaDiw irnd MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 21, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN ______'^PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 21. 1973 Nagy-Stiilbach Our Servicemen WAXES Donate About Town Guild Holds Luncheon $150 To MMH Marine Second Lt. Mark D. prepare correspondence, and Zion Evangelical Lutheran Mrs. William E. Reiser and Further information about Tourists Find Cool Reception In Europe Ponton, son of Mr. and Mrs. administration com Church council will meet Mrs. Joyce Stanton, both of the Home may be obtained by were very high. Most Items isn’t worth much over there,” you to argue with them to get a Norman W. Ponton of 37 St. munications. He attended Manchester WATES recently tonight at 7:45 at tee church. Manchester, president and contacting Sister Mary Healy, E d ito r ’s N o let 'In' a "But if you are set on going it SMILING m SERVICE were more expensive than we she said. lower price. When you are on alone, do it with coiifidence. Paul Dr., has completed the Manchester High Schoql and donated flSO to tee Manchester secretary respectively, of the director, St. Agnes Home, 595 nationally televlied CBS news would find In the United States. vacation with so much you want Make your own arrangements basic Naval Flight Officer entered tee Air Force in May. Memorial Hospital Apprecia The Couples Rotating St. Agnes Home Guild attended Silas Deane Hghwy., broadcast earlier this month, Another tourist, returning to "Everything was in con his native Itaiy after a 22-year to see and do in such a little — visit the museums, the art training at the naval air station He will be home for the next tion Fund. Gourmet Group of Manchester the organization’s annual Wethersfield. noted commentator Eric time, who wants to spend time at Pensacola, Fla. He will now three weeks before reporting to Newcomers Club will have a luncheon meeting today at the ^vereid reported on the un fusion,” she said. absence, was discouraged. exhibits, the theaters or the During tee past year, the "In the hotels where you arguing about the prices, es countryside. Don’t look for begin final phases of instmction work at Castle AFB', Merced, WATES have also contributed wine tasting party Saturday at Home in Wethersfield. friendliness and difficulties Frank D’Amato of Glenwood would buy your own water, no pecially with limited shopping grinning, smiling people to leading to his qualification as a Calif. to the Heart Fund, Connecticut 8:30 p.m. at tee home of Mr. The Rev. Peter Rosazza, co range and faced by American tourists Dr., South Windsor, a co-owner prices were the same. One of the Acadia Restuarant in hours. All you are asking for is assist you at every turn. radar intercept officer, bom Valley Girl Scout Council, and and Mrs. Roderick Myers, 76 pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, FUEL OIL visiting Italy. place would charge fl.SO, and Manchester, was deeply disap honest value.” Shopkeepers and taxi drivers bardier, navigator, airborne tee S.S HOPE hospital ship. Carpenter Rd. North Hartford, celebrated r.ASOLlNE another would charge 60 cents pointed with his trip. Later during the trip, the are the same the world over. If electronics warfare operator or The group distributes food Mass and gave the Homily. tactical air control officer. The Rev. William Taylor, Purpose of the 7,000 member for the same amount.” "I don’t know if it’s because family visited Venice. Seaman Apprentice Raymond baskets at Easter and BANTLY OIL BETTY RYDER they are jealous or not, but they “We had two rooms and the Thanksgiving, and presents a pastor of tee Church of tee Guild Is to provide support to Women’s Editoi| A. Cote Jr., U.8. Navy, has Nazarene, will conduct a ser St. Agnes Home, the only Downtown open Mon.-Sat., 9:30^:30. certainly don’t like American price was $150 a night.” basket filled with gifts to COMPANY. INC. completed basic training at the vice Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on remaining home in Connecticut Thura. Eve Til 9:00 While there were no tourists,” he said. While he admits they were Great Lakes Naval Training Mansfield Training School each 331 Main Street marchers carrying placards “My« family and I would go nice rooms, D’Amato says they Navy Lt. (j.g.) Andrew J. Christmas. * radio station WINF. The for pre-natal residential care Parkade open Mon.-FrI. Command, Great Lakes, III. He emblazoned with “Yankee Go into a restaurant and be seaM , were comparable to rooms that Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray For many years, tee WATES program is sponsored by the for unwed mothers and their Tel, 649-4595 10-9:00; Sat. 10-6 mond E. Allen of 796 Avery St., is tee son of Mrs. Barbara Cote Manchester Area Conference of families in need of tee services Home,” area residents visiting and then the waiter would come are in the |30-a-night price of 15 Hawley St. supported a Korean orphan un Rockville 875-3274 Europe this summer were dls-\ up and say we'd have to wait range in hotels here. South Windsor, participate in til she finished school. Churches and tee Manchester offered by tee Home. While in France, her brother, One area travel agency con they had a good day, you’ll have a naval amphibious training Area Gergy Association. appointed at the cool reception Dom, asked a policeman for the about 20 minutes because the tacted for its thoughts on the a good day, but if they didn’t, exercise at Porto Scudo, Sar they received. location of the Bank of waiters were eating.” A Manchester woman, Mrs. D’Amato also cautioned cool reception given American watch out.” ' dinia, aboard the USS Harlan America, which the trio had tourists visiting Italy and One agent cited an incident County tank landing ship during Johanna Gremmo of MS E. noted in that area on the return prospective visitors to Italy to France, rem ark^, “The ugly that had happened some years its deployment in the 2 f6 r 7.00 Middle Tpke., traveling on a trip from the theater the night keep an eye on the taxi meters. three-week tour of Italy and "We had only taken the cab American image still hangs on ago in New York City. Mediterranean. before. values to 7.00 in some countries. “I hailed a cab, named the France with her brother and “He just shook his head, said two blocks, and when the driver sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. stopped, his hand flashed up to hotel I wanted although I didn’t priced right coffee he didn’t know, and walked have the address. The cab Dominic Gentilcore of 190 the meter to reset it, but I had Daniel W. Edwards, son of Maple St., was appalled by the away. He didn’t make any ef driver drove around about 20 cents-in prints, dots, fort to assist us, or suggest who already read the price of 270 Frederick G. Edwards of 107 rudeness display^. lire. He said it was 2,000 lire, minutes through busy traffic, we might consult for the right then dropped me right around Spruce St. was graduated from stripes, checks location. He just didn’t care to which was about |4 instead of the Air Force School of Applied the price of 50 cents. He got the the block from the spot where be bothered,” she said. he had picked me up. I knew I Science at Keesler AFB, Biloxi, Weve got em .... the hdndiest “When we arrived in France 50 cents,” D’Amato said. Miss. There he attended tee Ad Commenting on the shopping, had been ‘taken’ but had to pay ivory & smoke: from Naples, we were the full price for the ‘scenic’ ministration Specialist Course, Httle 'snop-ups'' for your exhausted after the nine-hour he and his family felt the prices which will qualify him to were much to high. Not only route. Since then, I have morning or night cover-up trip. We hailed a cab to our learned that if you come up jantzen’s. new hotel and paid $12 for the five- that but the shopping hours are very inconvenient. with an address and act as scene, ultra-comfortable minute trip. Later we learned though you know just where you "After an evening out, you “We do get some reports played-up pales the fare should have been closer are going (even if you don’t) rayon polyester blends wash enjoy sleeping late, especially from tourists of this kind of a to $6. It was awful. You just felt you get there promptly and less when you are on vacation. We’d situation, but find for the most and .wear like a dream; "The storekeepers wouldn’t as if you had to watch them all expensively,” she concluded. Rich creamy ivory, beautifully get up, have breakfast and get part — it comes from the novice even let us enter. One lady just the time. Another agency spokesman sculptured with detail its’ forte. Sizes S-M-L. going about 11 a.m., only to find traveler. The more seasoned Deford Dechert Photo stood in the doorway shaking “Even in the grocery stores, said, “I realize the time and Smokey grey, warm yet as her head and actually refusing they don’t try to make that all the stores are closed travelers have learned to take lingerip, downtown and Parkade. from 1 to 5 p.m. We’d plan our money involved in taking a trip Mrs. David B. Nagy haunting as a dying ember. to let us pass,” Mrs. Gremmo themselves understood or make it all in their stride, know the overseas, and of course people said. any attempt to understand you. day, then dash to do some shop places to visit, and don’t rely on The two combined, gracefully ping after 5, only to find that want to be assured of a good "Even in restaurants, the I tried ordering some sliced the hospitality of the people St. Bernard’s Church, cuffs and collar. She wore a complement each«other In a they close again at 7. there!” waiters would just look at you, coldcuts, but they just shook Rockville was the scene Sept. natural straw hat with return to sensible styling. and never approach you to take their heads. They certainly Another agency contacted 15 of the marriage of Miss streamers and carried a semi your order. don’t go out of their way to ac said, "Many countries in Beverly Anne Stillbach of Ver cascade of chrysanthemums, Classis, clean and captivating. “Everywhere we walked, commodate tourists—especial Europe no longer need the non and David Bryan Nagy of pompons and wood roses. Catch all the new Jantzen in- American dollar. Americans people just stared at us. We’d ly Americans,” Mrs. Gremmo Tariffville. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary terchangeables at D&L and SMILING m SERVICE smile, but the smiles were remarked. have long been known to flaunt The bride is the daughter of Nagy of Simsbury , Miss Janet never returned,” she added. Mrs. Gentilcore was equally their money overseas and while time. But just because you Mr. and Mrs. Jan H. Stillbach Nagy of Boston, Mass, and Mrs. build a wardrobe around In France, the reception was disappointed. this has decreased to a great were disappointed the first of Rosewood Dr., Vernon. The Lawrence Gordon of Brighton, them. Polyester/acrylic In much the same. “It was our first trip there, extent, people there find it hard time you should not be bitter bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mass. They wore rusty orange “They act as though they are sizes 10 to 16 or S-M-L. Left: “At night to go to the Follies but we’d never go back again. to forget.” and reluctant to try again. and Mrs. Raymond J. Nagy of jersey gowns with ivory cuffs doing us a big favor,” he said, Button-front shirt Jacket, Bergere, my sister-in-law and I The country is beautiful, but the One agency spokesman said, You’ve learned something Simsbury. and collars. Their flowers and “and do nothing to try to ac wore long gowns, just as we people are unfriendly, at least “Where once everything was about the country and are now The Rev. William Schneider headpieces were the same as smoke grey, ivory, $26. Long commodate the tourists.” would in this country, but the to Americans. They think the geared for the tourist, the trend better able to cope with it.” of St. Bernard’s Church and the those of the honor attendant4 When it comes to shopping, sleeve, placket front print people would stare at us like we Japanese tourists are wonder now seems to be to structuring For the most part, the travel Rev. William Allard of St. D’Amato said, “Never pay the John Nagy of Tarriffvllle was shirt, multicolor, smoke with were freaks. Maybe they don’t ful. In France, it’s about the the country to suit its agencies agreed, that a visitor Thomas Aquinas, Bowling price marked on the item you best man. Ushers were dress for the theater in France, same as Italy — they just don’t residents.” to a strange country should Green, Ky. celebrated the nup wine, $15. Belted panel shirt, wish to purchase; it’s always “To visit abroad, a guided Christopher Stillbach of Ver but we do.” care. view it just like that. It is a tial Mass and performed the $16. Center: Plaid shirt jacket, much too high. The program is best,’’ another non; Raymond J. Nagy Jr. of Commenting on the prices, "As for shopping, the prices strange country. double-ring ceremony Mrs. smoke/ivory check, $27. Long Mrs. Gremmo said, “ They are very high, and our money storekeepers seem to expect agency commented. Gwenn Petitjean was organist Tarriffvllle; and Lawrence Gordon of Brighton, Mass. A and soloist. sleeve, placket front shirt, reception was held at the Elk’s The bride, given in marriage smoke, ivory, $13. Cuffed and Carriage House in Rockville, by her father, wore an ivory after which the couple left on a belted pant, smoke, ivory, $18. 11.00 jersey gown with beaded trim camping tour of tee Eastern Right: Sleeveless on waist, cuffs and collar. Her States. For traveling Mrs. Nagy fantastic value! elbow-lmgth illusion veil was acryllc/mohalr/wool shrink, wore a brown and white jersey The Baby Has ^ attached to,a beaded headpiece. Jerry Mann pantsuit. They will rdi^de % $14: L6hg sleeve, button down ? She carriM a semi-cascade of East Hartford. striped shirt $13. Flare leg, polyester pull-en cymbidium orchids, gold tea roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Nagy is employed by pull-on pant, smoke, ivory, prepertiened pants Been Named Miss Nancy Neubauer of LaPointe Industries, Inc., $14. Misses Sportswear, all Easton, Pa. was maid of honor. Rockville. Mr. Nagy is D&L stores. She wore a light brown jersey employed by the Specialty Saw A nice little price for gown designed with ivory/lace & Tool Co. of Simsbury. quality constructed Waicunas, Jason Richard, son Of Richard A. and Nancy Jerry M ann fashion pants. Wolcott Wells Waicunas of 40 N. Park St., Rockville. He was bom Sept. 9 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents Pull-on style with flight are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wells of Bloomfield. His paternal flare legs. Brown, navy, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Waicunas of Southwick, D ¥ 1 Mass. ____ black, berry or hunter. THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Skidgel, Sherrie Lynn, daughter of Galen C. and Charlene N. Petite 8-16, Average 10-18. Miner Skidgei of 14 Laurel St., Rockville. She was bom Sept. 16 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpareRls are Mr. sportswear, downtown and Mrs. Francis Miner of 4 Maiden Lane, Rockville. Her pater and Parkade. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ermin Skidgel of Caribou, Maine. GIVIN6 YOUR OWN SCENE Patton, Jason Thomas, son of Craig and Theresa Lemire Pat AND SAVE 50% ton of Hartford. He was bom Sept. 13 at Rockville General I Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary B. Lemire of Comes in Spanish and Modern Stafford Springs. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Arthur Patton of Lakeside Circle, Bolton. He has a sister. Heather Ann.
SMILING M SERVICE Dwire, Robert Lee, son of Leon R. and Barbara Whitman Dwire of Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. He was bom Sept. 13 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Whitman of Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon P. Dwire of Goose Lane, Tolland. He has a brother, James; and two sisters, Leanne and Lynn. when' Benoit, Robin Michele, daughter of George L. and Gail E. O’Donnell Benoit of 62 Alice Dr., Coventry. She was bom Sept. 10 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William R. O’Donnell of Trumbull. Her pater you g iv e ^ nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Benoit of 262 Wood- BLOOD! bridge St., Manchester. Her maternal great-grandfather is Owen O’Donnell Sr. of Bridgeport. Her paternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Alphonse Benoit and Mrs. George W. Racine, both of 262 Woodbridge St. She has two brothers, Scott Michael, 9, and Gary 5.99 Christopher, 5; and a sister, Lisa Denise, 8. great values! Konrad, Joseph Anthony, son of John L. and Jean Friedrich pick from colors galoro, Konrad of New Rd., Tolland. He was bom Sept. 15 at Manchester NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. H. nylon knit Friedrich of Richmond Hill, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. Konrad of Glendale, N.Y. He has a brother, turtleneck tops S a t u r d a y , s e p t . 22 Jonathan, 6; and two sisters, Lisa 8 and Elizabeth, 3. DATE Perrina, Christopher Joseph, son of Pasquale and JoAnn Jar- Thoy'ro all youri ol 50H all 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. botouM you oiMtnblo Ibom yaunalll Back zip nylon knit turtles . . . zynski Perrina of Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. He was bom Sept. 15 TIME the basics for your fall and at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Anna Jarzynski of Ludwig Rd., Ellington. His paternal CENTER CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH winter wardrobes. White, grandmother is Mrs. Maria Perrina of 39 Eldridge St., Manchester. He has a brother, Timothy John, 3; and a sister, Eva PLACE f r o m black, navy, brown, red, teal, 11 hforie, 5. 11 A. S Shell bookuM H in ii will biiuly (and utility) unlimited! Take one. take all, and |lve your room all the ipaca-uvlng itorage salmon, beige, gold, camel, S, Bookciw, illdini door ciblntl you need. Each unit meaiurai a generoui 24’’ x I Z 'x Byrne, Nancy Patricia, daughter of Sean and Mary Leyden 66". Attractively llnlihed in rich walnut to bland hap. silver, clay and more! This Ad Sponsored By C. BoohciM, drop-lid doth plly In any decor. Note the decorator touch of ropa-typa Byrne of 131 Love Lane. She was bom Sept. 7 at St. Ff'ancls pulli. 0. BookciM, driwort Sizes S-M-L. Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Susan Leyden of County Clare, Ireland. Her paternal grandfather is Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Evening Watkins Brothers sportswear, downtown and Parkade. ■Patrick Byrne of County Kildare, Ireland. has three brothers, Herald Sean, 11, Kevin, 10V4, and Stephen, 8; and two sisters, Susan, 6, CBT Watkins Funeral Home and Eileen, 5. Holmes Funeral Home Moriarty Brothers WINF Radio A n y fo r • 9 9 Warren Howland Manchester Parkade: EAST Chaw, Ellen Wi.hart, daughter of W. Thomas and Linda Real Estate Regal Men's Shop Butterfield’s U$e your convenient Burton's Charge Cardl Smith Chase of Chevy Chase, Md., formerly of Bolton, ^ e was J. D. Real Estate Savings Rank of Llguett’s Pharmacy born Aug. 18 at George Washington University Hospltm, SILVER LANE PLAZA HARTFORD Lydall, Inc. MaMh8ster Sears Washington, D.G. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. y • \\V SHOP D&L, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Fiiclay nights'til 9 ... Saturdays'til 6 Smith of Bolton. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Rhoda L. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED . • •. U’.'.'I m -1 i Iy Chase of New Ipswich, N.H. She has a sister, Katherine; and a V brother, Samuel. "J V
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept. 21, 1973 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 21, 1973^ Tolland fX ^urdav I Resumes Regular Hours Here*8 Schedule Court Cases GOP *» k ./ c t l 'U .A A A c a j ’ ^ Junior Museuni has Room” houses new animal and families are invilInvited to visit the reopened Its doors to the public plant exhibits such as “Cat museum any afternoon except St„ Ellington, breach of peace, CIRCUIT COURT 12 current and suspended. First Aid Courses Offered The GOP Country Fair will be surprise items which may not after being closed six weeks for tails” and a “Kitchen Garden.’’ Monday and participate In the McIntosh was also placed on nolled (not prosecuted). For Bookmobile ManchMitr Saulon held Saturday from 10 a.m, to 4 be viewed prior to the auction, exhibit changes and Children of all ages and their continuously changing exhibits. Gardening probation for one year, and Jean A. Wring, 43, of East VIVIAN KENNESON The TVAA requests that any one an antique piece of cut renovations. will be held at the ambulance Hartford, fourth-degree businessman or woman who has p.m. at Mt. Nebo. \ Allen McIntosh, 21, of Storrs, Judge Graham specified that CorreipondenI garage on Bald Hill Rd. across A variety of booths, a boxing glass, and the other a three- The Museum is open Tuesday McIntosh Is to seek psychiatric larceny, nolled. not been approached to place an Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a received several suspended jalj Tel. 875-4704 from St. Matthew's Church. event, games and prizes, plus a piece s%t of Bennington pottery. through Sunday, from 2 to 5 Robert Whltesell, 26, of Hart ad to call: Omer Joly at 872- Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to ^ e terms In sentencing, by Judge help. . ■ The Tolland Volunteer Am Covered In the courses will be mini auction are among the Also to be auctioned off are p.m. with ford, second-degree assault and 4723, David Brunette at 872- Among the new “do touch” Manchester public library system': William Graham, on a variety bulance Association is spon artificial resuscitation, bums, highlights offered. two gourmet dinners for two resisting arrest, both charges 4457, or Roswltha Herz at 872- couples at the home of-Mr. and exhibits are "The Circus,” Lujon of criminal charges ’Thursday. soring a series of American and emergency care in other Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, MONDAY. SEPT. 24 dismissed. 6227. FRANK ATWOOD Other cases at ’Thursday's Red Cross First Aid Training areas. Certificates will be given Mrs. Thomas Ferguson of "Machines,” “Movie Making,” 9:20 to 10:30 a.m. — Meadows Convalescent Home. George D. Glldden, 27, of 210 For information about the Herald columnist, will host a SALON OF BEAUTY He received four-month jail short session included: courses. upon successful completion of Forest St. "The Fabulous Fifties,” and 10:49 to 11:10 a.m. — Spring St. between Dartmouth & Mountain Rd., disorderly con Red Cross courses contact booth at which she will dis sentences on each of three The first class will begin the courses. Admission to the fair is 99 "Indians.” In these exhibits, Gardner. duct, nolled. Eileen Warner at 875-6957, tribute samples of an original charges — second-degree John M. Coles, 19, of 14 Abom Monday at 7:30 p.m. The second The solicitation for the homemade cheese spread. cents for 16-year and over, and visitors can try hoola hooping 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Tuck and Thayer Rds. Beverly Trapp at 875-8593, or larceny, and third-degree St., Ellington, two suspended clasf will begin Wednesday, Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Among the items to be auc senior citizens are admitted and juggling, learn to use a cash IS PLEASED 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Wetherell and Server Sts. burglary (two counts) — a six- nine-month jail terms on two Jim Price at 646-3947. free. Each ticket holder will register and discover how a VITAMIN Sept'. 26, at 9 a.m., and the third Assocation Tolland Telephone tioned are a Highland Park TO 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Terry Rd. and Woodside St. month term for third-degree counts of possession of clasi ^ will begin Wednesday, Directory Is reaching its Club Social water bottle used In the 1800s; a receive a complimentary hot camera works. ANNOUNCE 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Redwood Rd. (upper section). burglary, and a three-month marijuana. He was placed on Oct. 3, at 7:30 p.m. All classes deadline for ads this weekend. The Italian American copy of the Centennial progra'm dog and soda. In addition to the new "Dong term for fourth-degree larceny. HEADQUARTERS THE RETURN OF TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 probation for two years. Friendship Club on Klngsb'ury coupled with a book entitled^ Room” displays, the "Living The sentences are all con- 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Senior citizens, N. Main-N. School James B. Hunt, 30, of Pinney ll'.;',;i‘tt P.llk.ulf Ave. opens its fall season Sept. “History of Manchester” / nvv /’M4 f i Sts. 29 with an Italian night dinner- printed at that time; and two Miss Nelida 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Jensen St. l^ernon dance from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. nylon net in 18 colors! 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Westland St. and Indian Dr. T Dancing will be to Bobby Dell still th o ^ ^ bargain nround lor 28e jsrdl 7 r wide and TO OUR STAFF and his band. (oHHasnlJlOOiisns.. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Green Manor Blvd. and.Weaver Rd. On Oct. 20 the club features FLORA AND FAUNA 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Level Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. Long Hair Problem German night with the Hart PEABODY, Kan. (AP) - “ w have every 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Avondale and Robin Rds. ford Bavarian Orchestra. Nov. Both Flora and Fauna were i i a J i t littia thlngl" 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Ardmore and Marshall Rds. 17 will be Polish night with the injured in a one-car accident TEL. 643-1939 near here recently when their buy your winning 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Durkin and Branford Sts. For Food Handlers Walt Doolecki recording band (ottory Hckot FOR APPOINTMENT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26 from Hartford. vehicle went out of control and ths wAroeis «f mamltnit | overturned. Hurt were Robert at fairway... 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Holiday House, Cottage St. Long hair, and ladies who do checked out 89 structures and All members and their guests downtown msneMstsr. OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-6 Flora, 17, and James Fauna, 18, *11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Charter Oak St. near park. not wear hear nets, are causing 211 dwelling units and found 225 are welcome at these club func SATURDAY 8i30.5t00 OPEN tions. Donation is $7 per couple. neither seriously. 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Green Hill and Munro Sts. 226 SPENCER 8T. SUNDAY problems for the Vernon in violations, many of which have 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Raymond and Richard Rds. MANCHESTER 10-0 spector of public eating places, been corrected. Peter Jaconski. During the months of July 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Ferguson an^'Garth Rds. (PATHMARK SH0PPIN6 CENTER) THURS-FR110-8 1 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Finley St. TEL 648-0180 In a report to the Town,Coun- and August Darcey sent out 17 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. cil, Jaconski explained that the housing code violation notices; 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. law requires men to wear caps 24 form and miscellaneous THURSDAY, SEVT. 27 and if hair is too long, in the letters; filed 19 caveats with judgement of the inspector, a the town clerk; released 7 10:20 to 11:30ii.m. — Crestfield Convalescent Home. man must also wear a hairnet. Icaveats; and had six citations 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Cedar St., West Side Rec. Ladies must wear hear nets served for court appearances 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Duval and Hilliard Sts. when preparing or serving food on housing code violations. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Ridge St. near Cedar St. ACTORY and Jaconski is sending out 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — High and Short Sts. letters to all public eating 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Pioneer Circle. places reminding them of this 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Fountain Viliage, Downey Dr. law,. 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Pine Ridge Apts., New State Rd. The inspector said he checked NEW FRIDAY, SEPT. 28 UTLET 45 eating places and also STORE HOURS No stops scheduled. checked out six complaints. Part of his job is also checking AT on public rest rooms. He said OPEN SUNDAY there are 35 of these including Prize winners in the flower show of the Connecticut Horticultural Society included the About Town I WANTED one at the Lottie Fisk Building, REFRESHMENTS Henry Park, the Memorial Tinehurst Merritt brothers of 11 Montclair Dr., sons of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Merritt. Billy, left, I ctaM. UM moM Buy Direct From The Mill And Save! is 9, and Keith is 10. Best flowers left in their garden at this late date are large marigolds The W om en’s C lub of Nearly 50% On All First Quality Building, the PAC Club and the and small zinnias, closer to the camera. (Herald photo by Pinto) Manchester will have a dessert- Kosciuszko Club. GIFTS card party Monday at 8 p.m. at I USED CARS MEN’S SLACKS • DOUBLEKNIT SPORTCOATS He said some gas station FREE the Second Congregational SHIRTS • LADIES SLACKS owners have had to close their a larger garden next summer. what it is,’’ and Miss Jones Church hall. Members are I Top Pitolo rm rest roofns because of van The Connecticut Hor ^ ForAIMOtot ticultural Society tried an Two boys who live nearby and exhibited a number of her own reminded to bring playing cards dalism. He said a warning has and to make up their own I CAlIEICiHIOin OUR experiment this year in its are playmates also want to try fine plants. One is a Ponderosa EXAMPIE: KEG CASSN SMRTS, REfi. $20. PR/CE been put out a few times as the lemon tree in a pot that had tables. There will be a “ Gab SUNDAY flower show, held last weekend gardening next year. I Ok. IS owners cannot keep up with the at the Pond House in Hartford’s Keith and Billy raised some three lemons hanging from its Fest’’ table for non-players. 12281 cost of repairs. Elizabeth Park, by setting up a chickens, too, this summer, branches,one fully grown and Jaconski also checked out the 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. junior division for exhibitors hatching them in the living three times as big as an or school cafeterias during the 161.80 through age 13. room, then moving them to the dinary lemon. summer vacation and he cited |/ SAT. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. The show broght in exhibits cellar and finally out to a These are wonderful lemons. the old East School as one from 22 boys and girls, all in the shelters spot behind the house. Miss Jones says, for juice and tpeeding major repairs, Greater Hartford area, and a There was no rooster and three flavor, but you couldn’t call it k He said the walls were total of 69 entries that covered pullets and when the rooster got eoonomy to grow your own. It peeling in the kitchen so they, SAVE 20< 16 feet of table space. As a first big enough to craw, which takes a year or more to produce were scraped down and/ On^ABaLof try, it was considered a great might bother the neighbors, the fruit. repainted. One side of the COMPIEH SYSTEM success by the officers of the chickens went to Grandma’s There is one more R, was SQtapod.^nd J A E Y E ir S . Sensitlvd FM tuning, separate selection switches for society. place in Massachusetts until Manchester incident in connec painted iif-way do’^ from the ceiling and the bottom hajf, two full stereo speaker systems. Excellent Dynamic Contributing importantly to they could be exhibited at the tion with the Horticultural IC E CREAM Range. Separate mode type monitor and loudness the junior exhibit were Keith fairs. Tlien the rooster became Society flower show. We had a paneled. ^nd Billy Merritt, who between a chicken dinner and the pullets Housing Code Inspector John switches. Front panel microphone Input facilities. special display of bonsai plants Featuring Linear Suspension 12” 3-Way Speaker them had 21 exhibits and a good were sold. and our chairman wanted some I ML.___ LOW LUSTRE Darcey reported he jiad share of first and second-place % Qal. ■ System, 12” woofer, aW ’ midrange, 1V4” tweeter. Big Lemon kind of Oriental art work to Good thru Sun., SupL 22 ribbons. I called on them this This is my year to be presi decorate the exhibit. HOUSE PAINT fast drying Features 8” two-way speaker system the BSR 31 OX week when the boys were home dent of the 6)nnecticut Hor I had learned through a story oil base, turntable featuring cuing lever, anti skating control $328 from Buckley School, where ticultural Society and it was my written for this column that breather type Policeman and Shura magnetic cartridge. Compare at $489.80 Keith is in the fifth grade and suggestion that we try a junior Morris Simoncelli, formerly of \ This Coupon and 88c | | Billy in the fourth. division at the flower show. Talcottville, is public relations I gal. high hiding llonored j jeoodfor 1-lb. Land O’ Lakes ■ “Their Grandmother Merritt When I called for a volunteer to director for Japan Airlines in ).$9.65 Fisher, Garrard, Koss, Kenwood, AR, Teac, Dynaco, Stanton, Ampex, Dual, Bib, Sony, Watts, started this interest in be junior superintendent, at our New York and I thought he WATERBURY (/P) - BUTTER I exhibiting flowers,’’ their planning meeting, I got blank might have some outdated Thomas Brown^ a det«ctlye in mother said. Mrs. Samuel looks around the room, and posters that he could spare. He £ A V E Y E the police departm^t’s vice Shure, B.S.R., A.D.C., Suporex, Pioneer, Altec, K.LH., Switchcraft, Sherwood, Memorex Merritt, who was here with her volunteered for the job myself. gladly promised to send an *S o m e c o lo rt s lig h tly h ig h o r LATEX and intelligence squad, will be I husband and saw the show Sun Then I went to the 4-H clubs. assortment of them, but the honored in San Anlonio, Tex. day, got the boys to grow next Tuesday for catching a They did the rest. posters arrived literally at the WHh PurefHiM of SS.OO or M ort flowers for “heP’ fair, a one- We had help from the last minute. Our RFD carrier GLOSS HOUSE & T R IM HOUSE woman who jumped from a bur ClgirwttM Not Includtd day flower show at the Goshen, ning building. Good thru Sun., Supt 22 Manchester Garden Club brought them to the house Self-cleaning, fume proof and Mass., Congregational Church. through the loan of several Saturday a little after noon. Brown was ore of 11 police of The senior Mrs. Merritt was dozen glass containers for cut My wife, who was watching non-chalking. PAINT ficers in the covntry selected by secretary of the show for many flowers. Miss Millicent Jones of for the mailman, took them to $ ■ 9 6 5 * Parade Ma^zine for the Shop years and now is honorary wide choice of Parade-Intanational Police Bolton helped with her special West Hartford and two of the m gallon secretary. contemporary colors Service Awards. He will ty of identifying plants that posters were put up, with great The boys started taking receive ond of 10 honorable v^re brought in by gardeners rejoicing, just before the show regular $9.95 Pinehurst flowers to the church show five • w p r > o f l l mentions. . 4^0 said, “I really don’t know opened at 2 o’clock. 302. Main St. years ago. Now they are also in *tom e colors slightly higher Brown Already has been SO HY 7055 DOLBY the faster competition of the recognlz^by President Nixon, Fri. to 9 p.m. 145 WATT AM/FM RECEIVER Hartford County 4-H Club Fair, the New Jpgland Association of S a t to 6 p.m. Superior AM/FM reception, facilities for three held in August. Keith was grand EXTERIOR ^T E X h o u s e P A II^ ACOUSTIC RESEARCH vtiniiiviim ii- Chiefs Sf Police and the Sun. to 2 p.m. sets of speakers all add up to one great CASSETTE DECK champion and Billy was reserve lATFX «quart Connecticut General Assembly receiver. Add to this tape-to-tape monitoring, KLH 23 Kenwood’s cassette deck features Dolby noise champion at the 4-H Qub Fair ARXA for canning Ella White, who pre-amp out, amp In connections pips high LARGE 2-WAY AIR SUSPENSION reduction, three-way tape bias for regular, low this year. jumpafrom the third floor of a SPEAKER - 12^ WOOFER TRANSCRIPTION TURNTABLE TRIM and low filter switches to make this one fan The ARXA Turntable Is simple and great or just noise and chromium dioxide tape and many Salvage Job bqniiip bidldin^ last Jan. 16. tastic buyl Finding flowers that were fit *8 o m e c o lo rs s lig h tly h ig h e r simply great. Comes complete with base and other professional features. 1 SAVE dust cover. to exhibit this past weekend SAVE appeared at first to be a LATEX REDWOOD STAIN \ $91. SAVE problem. The Merritts, in the I $60.001 north part of Manchester, were 2 finishes for interior & exterior gallon $33.95 $ 1 9 9 9 5 on the edge of the violent use — Kleartone eemi-transparent COMPARE C om pare Com pare windstorm that hit Talcottville COMPARE a t $259,95 Agiin this year, you have requested that we resume our popular and Solidtone. ^ AT $390 f a t $159.95 and Vernon Sept. 6 and most of AT $99.95 sewini classes. Favorites this year include the Bc^nners Class which regular $9.65 ’•S their plants were left flat on the features basic mstnictiofl for the homemaker . . . our Intirm idUte 338 ground. Class offers advanced instruction for those who have mastered the *some custom colors the time The one tall cosmos stalk that essentials and are loohini for improved skills . . . our Drapery and gal. FISHER 103 BSR 310X TEAC 220 still had flowers was actually Stip4!ever courses provide valuable help for the home decorator and SHERWOOD 7100A BASE OUST COVER our TaBorini Class has the finest in professional instruction for the regular $7.95 slightly higher see IIS CASSETTE DECK WITH SEPARATE TOP RATED AM/FM 2-WAY SPEAKER SHURE MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE broken, but Billy thought the already eiperienced seamstress. Following is our current schedule of STEREO RECEIVER AN-60 DOLBY ADAPTER flowers could be salvaged. Sure classes. Please feel free to inquire about other lines of instruction. enough, he had the only cosmos HYDRO-GARD entry in the junior show and a basement waterproofer 3inch ^*^q^)facintiis^ SAVE COMPARE SAVE COMPARE SAVE COMPARE SAVE COMPARE blue ribbon. TUESDAY: 10 A.M. to 12:30-Beginners NYLON BRUSH $31.95 AT $219.95 $34.95 AT $99.95 $36.85 AT $86.80 I $90.95 AT $339.00 Their other entries included * * 2 4 9 “ 12:30 to 3 P.M.— Intermediate 2001 Tulips, plumed celosia, large-flowered ) l and dwarf marigolds, petunias, CAULKING DUAL 1214 MEMOREX C.M THURSDAY: 6:30 to 9 P.M.— Drapery and Slip-covers |6 8 K LH 17 A PACKAGE OF 2 SIXTY MINUTE chrysanthemums, one rose, and CARTRIDGE SCRAPER BASE DUST COVER collections of six different kinds regular $6.95 KOSS 2-WAY SPEAKER CASSETTES of annuals displayed together. SATURDAY: 10 A.M. to 12:30-Beginners INTERIOR LATEX 4209-10 STEREO HEADPHONES BHURE MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE Except for the rose and the 12:30 to 3 P.M.— Tailoring wide choice of colors. Formulated chrysanthemum all the flowers without lead. i8 8 COMPARE SAVE COMPARE SAVE COMPARE SAVE COMPARE had been grown from seed. Sooner SAVE AT $162.35 AT $4.38 *som e colort slightly higher AT $22.98 $20.95 AT $79.95 $52.35 $1.50 The boys can get advice at Clissei beiin SeplemUf 24th and tun for sla m nlu. Each scaaion la * £AA/EVg or later you’ll $8.50 home from their father, who is two and one-hall houra lo n i and meets once a week at the times You'll h iv t plonty to show 4-H Oub agent for Hartford shown ibove.■b plant them. oil from our itltcllo n ol Regular $8.15 11 Sale Ends Sat, Sept 22nd / plump 'n perftct Dutch County; and their mother, who Dulbi, guiranIM d to bloom BSR 710X AMPEX C-60 Why not NOW! and moat taaaonably pricad AR 7 helped in the garden when she UNrORTUNATELY, SPACE IS LIMITED. PLAN TO REGISTER ‘some colors slightly higher ADC CARTRIDGE BASE DUST COVER CASSETTE was growing up in New NOW TO ASSURE YOUR ENROLLMENT. 230XE MAGNETIC 2-WAY SPEAKER SHURE M91E MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE Hampshire. 'The parents met OPEN oA’ILY & SUNDAY 9 to 5:30 ELLIPTICAL CARTRIDGE ______1^;’^ COMPARE fl fl A when Ed took his first job as a LATEX SATIN ENAMEL FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 646-4422 for trim. Takes repeated washings. 1 e i i A s a v e c o m p a r e %AA ISAVE c o m p a r e A A Q A a t $i i 9 club agent, fresh out of college, NORTH * aulboriicd I retailer at Keene, N.H. white 9|C $®4^ 95 At ” s9 95 * 1 8 AT $85.00 |$55.851 AT $205.80 ^ j 4 3 L i l l J ' ' ' " Their 4H Club leader in SAVEVS V- Manchester is Carroll Nelson, 649-52531 mm WHITHAM Nii^ Y an experienced woodworker quart I rather than a gardener, and the “Grow W ith Ua" M ANCHESTER PARK APE boys had examples of their Regular $3.00 woodworking skill, as well as 1 M l R I ' (t f RA ' V I N r • ' M ' I *aome colors slightly higher MUTE 6 MLTON 648-7802 NEXT TO BUTTERFIELDBUTTERFIELD’S TEL. 649-8637 w their flowers, to show at the 4-H Manchester, 434 Oakland Street (exit 94 off 1-86) Club Fair. ’They have ideas for \ .
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 21, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 21, IjT ^ ------Manchester fvhmbia Church To Use Porter Classrooms About Town South Windsor Fire Calls Hospital THURSDAY VIRGINIA CARLSON church at no rent and no stitutional issue can be brought Cloutier went to Regina Beccia Notes will assume responsibility for to court, she said. Mayfair Y Club will have a** The executive board of the Agency For Handicapped 7:13 p.m. -Sm all outdoor fire ^ CorreupondenI damage or loss of school custodial fees. In Lebanon the and Lyn Buonocore to Nicholas (VISITING HOURS) Mrs. Rosen went on record Buonocore, quitclaim, land on kitchen social Monday at 1:30 J^nchester near Globe Hollow (Town Fire Tel. 228-9224 property. church pays the janitorial fee. Artists’ Expo Hadigian said he could not ^ tha^if the board voted to waive Chesbro Bridge Rd.; Aldea p.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair ^ t e r s will meet Monda^^ Department). Intermediate Care Semi The agreement is to be fees this would be spending Kuchle, to Gertrude Scofield, Gardens. The event is open tp ^ :3 0 p m. m the „ TODAY . - private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 *1116 Board of Education b a .| renewable for four months. accept the recommendations Proposed To HRC public funds for the benefit of a land on Pine St.; Lavem and all residents of M a y f ^ commerce board room, 257 E. 3:30 a.m!'^==R«Bort of smoke p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 approved a request from St. It was voted that the fee for which ask for a fee when board particular religion. “This would Nellie ManWarren to Gertrude Gardens. ^ Center St. Winners Named I in cellar at 15 Tower Rd. a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Columba's Church to use five to use of the school will be 50 cents policy exempts youth groups be an indirect subsidy of this Scofield, land on Pine St.; She also suggested that useu (Eightl\ pistrlct Fire OQDOriATIONS Self Service: 10a.m.-2p.m.;’ ten Porter School classrooms per classroom and $2.50 per from fee payment. town or delivered to the homes church by public funds,” she Ralph and May Skinner to South Windsor; 4th place, Kent ALICE EVANS or extra magazines could be Department); no fire damage. O.C. has always been curious , 4 p.n). - 8 p.m. for an hour each Saturday mor usage fee to be paid directly to He add^ the school board is of those who need such a ser doned railroad way one mor said. Judith Roberts, land and BEVERLY DUKETT Carney of South Windsor; 5th (Herald Reporter) 5:05 a.m. —Report of smoke about bears and would like to Intensive Care and Coronary ning for religious instruction "subsidizing” the Cooperative vice. picked up and distributed to the ning. A black bear’s tracks the custodian. New Officers building on Doubleday Rd.; Correspondenl place Brad Downey of The need for a central agency Transportation is needed for handicapped, and the library in house at 162 Spencer St. know more about them but ‘tho crossed where there were none Care: Immediate family only, beginning Oct. 6. School Supt. Clarence Ed Nursery School by its use of the f i n g e r ... (Town Fire Department); no Board members Albert facilities. New officers of the Lions Morton Shimelman and Joseph a t your tip s Manchester; 6th place, to handle the many problems of errands, visits to friends, could provide a bookmobile to he has hun(ed where they were when we came down the anytime, limited to five mondson told the board Club are Rober Baldwin Jr., Connecticut Artists’ Expo '73, fire damage. Hadigian and Mrs. Ellen Hills In answer to a question, Mrs. Vinick to John and Geraldine Gregory Ames of Talcotvllle. the handicapped was discussed church services, doctors of bring reading material nearer known to be, and in fact has evening before. We decided to minutes. members that he had contacted president, Robert Farmer, first South Windsor’s 3rd annual out Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m.- voted in favor and Walter Patricia D’Auteuil, religious Petrus, land on Timber Trail; Honorable Mention Ribbons last night by at the Human fices, shopping or to the to the homes of the han made one very intensive hunt follow and had a good lesson in Town Counsel Robert Haggerty vice president, Edwin door art show, was held last 12.;45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Schroder and Mrs. Harriet education coordinator, said all Gasland Inc., to Richard and CALL 643-5144 were awarded to Gary Leitao, Relations Commission. theater, she said. Stores should dicapped. for them, he has never seen one bear lore. who said schools are being used Johnson, second vice president, Doris Young, land and buildings Sunday with 65 artists par South Windsor; Kim Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy F. Kenny, who provide special departments A central agency for the han Nixon-Agnew in the wild. The snow was about eight or p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Roseti voted against. Chairman by churches for religious In the children would be from John Sullivan broke the tie by Columbia since Hebron and An Norman Jolle, third vice presi on Rt. 6; Martin and Johanna ticipating. Rockville; and Cynthia Gorsky, served for 18 years as secretary for the handicapped, she said. dicapped would provide a 24- As a boy he used to feel sorry ten inches deep. At the top of a and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. struction throughout the area Confer voting in the affirmative. dover children go to their own dent, William Bazley, secretary Goldstein, to May Skinner land MANCHESTER In the Adult Division the $100 Rockville. A $15 Popular award to three of Manchester’s town She also suggested tht that the hour service, personal contact, for that poor fellow who was steep incline, some 20 feet high, Age Limits: 16 in maternity, and the situation is not unique. The board further voted that and Louis Scoti, treasurer. and buildings on Colonial First Prize went to an oil pain was presented to Gregory managers before she retired in handicapped be given the same training for volunteers, and a chained to a post in the animal he had sat down on his haunches 12 in other areas, no limit in To avoid any possible schools. Privately both the board and the church Property Transfers Dr.; William and F r a i^ s ^ ting by Henry Monterose of Ames of Talcotvllle. 1969 with total disability discounts as senior citizens distribution point for informa building at Laurel Park. While and slid to the bottom as a boy self-service. criticism to the board, Hagger Mrs. Rosen said she believes LUMBER COMPANY reserve the use of the facilities there is difference between the Recent property transfers Thompson, to Robert and Irene South Windsor; 2nd place, In the Childrens Division, benefits, spoke of the many receive. tion on various chronic il WASHINGTON (AP)-Am id living in New York. O.C. spent might do. The displaced snow All emergency patients and ty suggested a reasonable token with a two week notice. nursery school and the church recorded by Town Clerk Rita Tapper, land on Rt. 87. Luciana Heineman of Windsor; First Place Prizes were needs of the handicapped which “A whole new group of people lnesses, she said. continuing rumors that Vice many Sundays at the Bronx Zoo spread as he went down until it outpatients are requested to use amount of money be charged. fo r Hie church agreed to provide request because one Is 3rd place, Bernle Boucher of awarded irt various age groups could be handled by such an should be train ^ to help the ’The Human Relation Com President Spiro T. Agnew may wih special attention to the must have been ten feet wide at the new emergency room en Chairman Sullivan had con adequate adult supervision and . religiously affiliated. She said East Hartford; 4th place, Joyce to Pamela Beebe, Jenny agency. handicapped with light mission will invite Dr. Alice be considering resigning, he bears. the bottom. trance off Armory St. Access to tacted the Simsbury school' LaMotte of Branford; 5th place, Longaker, Gary Mueller, Jim She suggested a daily food housework, preparing meals, Turek, director of public and President Nixon held a It seems as if bears must be A bear looks clumsy, but they the entrance via existing superintendent as schools there the school board is on ’’dangerous ground” in Gerald Ryan of East Hartford, Gerbo, Gordon Graham, Amy program for the handicapped, laundry, grocery shopping or health, to its next meeting to lengthy private meeting unpredictable as gray squirrels, can be fast enough to catch a driveways. are available to a number of allowing the church to use the 6th place, Tom Matlock of West Champagne, Marion Dziama which could be served as errands, and personal care,” discuss what can be done to Thursday afternoon. and even when quite tame, may snowshoe rabbit. We came upon Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 Asked toRevive churches at a fee. Springfield. and Karen King, all of South several centers throughout the help the handicapped. A White House spokesman suddenly spring a vicious act. the evidence in a thicket of a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid Andover and Hebron allow school. Mrs. Kenny said. There Is a possibility the con Honorable Mention Ribbons Windsor. said today that, "the President Otherwise, why did the black berry canes. Bear tracks night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Adult Baseball the use of the school by the .were awarded to Frederick and the vice president both In the Fine Crafts Division, itinerant man leading a black and rabbit tracks told the whole First in line to speak his piece Gubitz of Hartford; M. Lamb of agreed there would be no report Discharged Wednesday: the $25 First Prize was awarded bear, with collar and chain, and story, and finis was written at the informal comment ses *Year End Sale H artford; Mary Nason of to Adrienne Landry of or discussion on the meeting.” Loretta Clark, East Hartford; Vernon trained to wrestle, keep him with the rabbit’s fur and blood. sion of the Advisory Park and Weatogue; Marguerite Hebert Manchester; Second Prize, Further, the spokesman said, muzzled and with nails clipped? Vincent Porter, 424 W. Middle of South Windsor and Sister the two’ agreed that “there At one place our leader had Recreation Commission last Helen Welcher, Manchester; There was a black bear in a pulled open a fallen and rotting Tpke.; Albert Ouelette, 59 Con night at the Municipal Building Rosalie Gough of West Hart and Third Prize, Edith Jucker, would be no discussion or com cord Rd.; Donna B. Lowd and CREWEL KITS cage at the East Granby copper tree trunk, and feasted on a was Jeff Koelsch. Summer Swimming Program ment on the various rumors and daughter, 14 Washington St., ford. South Windsor. mine. Besides the bars, the quantity of large black ants. He Koelsch asked for support in A $25 Popular award was stories based on unidentified Vernon; John J. Wren, East cage was covered with heavy had missed a few in the snow, reviving adult baseball next presented to Larry Wood of sources.” ’ Hartford;.Aaron R. Satterfield, BOATS MOTORS Draws Almost 72,000 hardware cloth with small and they were the biggest ants season. The board felt that if in South Windsor as a result of JIFFY NEEDLEPOINT KITS enough mesh to prevent anyone 44 Lewis St.; Frances J. Keune, terest warrants, and a field was ballots cast by the viewing Wiser. There were 43 girls in ever seen by us. The exceptionally hot Berger cited as the highlight putting a finger through. O.C. Before sunset we came to 42 Harriet Dr., Vernon; Jean F. available, every effort would be SAILBOATS public during the all-day show. volved and the group went into About Town weather this summer drew of the swimming season, the 2,- Jumpers Set was standing quietly watching where the tracks entered a Konrad and son. made to include it on the 1974 In the Teen Division, the $25 254 children who actively par competition with teams from Also, Lorraine Theriault and nearly 72,000 to the Vernon with his face near the wire. thick hemlock swamp, full of schedule. Beautiful Selections First Prize went to Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Charles several other towns. son, RFD 3, Coventry; William town swimming areas, an In ticipated in the swimming Accuracy Meet The bear walked around the blow downs of tree trunks, like Also present was William Arzt of Rockville; 2nd place, Beckwith of 111 Walker St. will Other programs offered in $ 1 8 8 . . 2 * 7 . 2 2 8 JLWN MOWERS • TRACTORS crease of 4,000 over last year’s lesson program. In addition cage several times on his hind the game of jack-straws. B. Kloppenburg, 575 Center St.; Oleksinski, president of the Jed Krascella of Manchester; serve as host and hostess Sun cluded the adult swimming Members of Connecticut Kathleen M. Manclni and son. number. there were about 230 boys and feet and stopped with his (Anybody remember what that Manchester Country Club, who 3rd place, Janet Nesteruck of day from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz lessons, adult diving lessons Parachutists Inc. (CPI), a face near O.fj.’s face. Then^ for Pillows or Pictures The combined attendance for girls aged two through, five who was?) We had followed that East Hartford; Robert J. Hill, asked for support in adding a Junior Museum. and lessons for handicapped Manchester-based sport 'WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL!” two of the town’s three swim took part in the Tiny Tot once like a flash, he made a track all day. If that bear made 102 High St., Rockville; nine-hole golf course to the and retarded children, plus parachuting club, will be jum ming areas, was 62,730 with program. swipe with a^ front paw whici) it all during the nigljt before, he Jonathan M. Boulay, 185 McKee current area. This same Manchester Barracks, World senior life saving classes. ping this weekend in an ac St.; Michael J. Mozzer, 94 Vernon Elementary pool recor ^ rg e r said the synchronized but for the wire, would surely sure could make milage. request was made several YOU 6ET THE BEST FOR LESS AT PLAZAI War I Veterans, and Auxiliary Berger said interest in the curacy meet at Ellington Air Finley St.; Kathleen M. Gon- BOLAND ding 41,229 while attendance at swimming program continued have left O.C. without any face. Of course we didn’t know but years ago but was tabled. will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at diving program increased this port, Rt. 83, Ellington. Horowitz Pool, Henry Park, to grow under the direction of We are told by those who he may have been traveling darowski, Hazardville. Charles Boggihi, liason the VFW Home. Louise Devaney and Barbara season with more than 30 CPI President Ronald Blake should know that a wild black CAPITOL MOTORS,, dropped slightly to 21,501, while we were, and only a mile between the Town Board of enrolled. A diving club was also said spectators are- welcome. bear will avoid human contact EQUIPMENT CO. tw o $295 SpeclaM Eileen Packard of 69 Durant Donald Berger, recreation About 80 to 100 skydivers are or so ahead. The tracks were entered a pigsty on all fours and Directors and the Country Club, PIAZA DEPT. STORE Mayor*s Hours organized. if possible, and is not liable to fresh when we first found them reported the course is now get *1069 B ^ WNdcat St. and her “Eileen Thing” will director said. Water safety aides were expected to compete in the left walking on his hind legs on IMAINSTREH MANCHESTER The attendance at Valley attack unprovoked. Of course, in the morning and appeared ting heavier play than ever and (We Have A Notion To Please) Rag. PilM $979. present a puppet show Saturday Manchester Mayor John trained at each area and meet. ly. A little pig was missing. Falls Park was estimated at 9,- if a person disturbs a hungry just the same all day. additional facilities are needed. Next to Frank’s Supermarket *1004 OMs IM tl 88 at 2 and 8 p.m. at St. Thomas ’Thompson will conduct office assisted in handling the large In accuracy events, That evening plans were EQUIPMENT-SERVICE-TRADES-SALES-PARTS-EASY 000. He said this attendance in bear eating, or comes between He was asked to report In EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Rag. Price S990. Aquinas Center at the Universi hours this Saturday from 9 to 11 numbers of persons in the parachutists jump from an When we got back to the made for a try to get that bear creased due to the extremely a mother and her cub, he is detail, the increased number of 1m PU-“li hi ty of Connecticut, N. Eagleville a.m. in the Municipal Building. swimming classes, Berger said. altitude of 3,000 feet and try to Johnson home, we learned that the next day. It was believed hot weather and the fact that liable, to get a lesson to green fees and membership Rd., Storrs. The event is open to Any Manchester resident is At Valley Falls a canoe clinic land on a four-inch plastic disc a black bear had recently made that the tangled and dark swanp 389 CENTER STREET facilities have been improved remember. ' figures over the past few years. the public. Admission is $1 for invit^ to meet with the mayor was held and several splash in the drop zone. some raids on settlers farms. was probably the hideout lair. Phana: 843-8320 with the addition of rest rooms Up north of the Manistee adults and 50 cents for children. concerning town or community parties were held in all of the The meet is scheduled to run River in Michigan, O.C. and his Only a few nights previous, and a pavilion plus the start of a events. Groups of citizens are areas. from 10 a.m. until dark both buddy were going up an aban tracks showed a black bear had playground area. welcome' to attend, he said. Saturday and Sunday. Chicken Special Frid a y ia EAT OUT AT AAANCH ESTER Clam Special ^ IZZItR IA Inc. HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN ftr faMM fcM ToHnaitt (tan, 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVIllE COUNTRY CLUB finct Mh, oh d». Til tta atab fady to eta lel 9-Pc. SECONDS Djnin^ Entertainment-DaniiiiiK RESTAURANT' ON THE HOUSE! n.99 TO/Vt B lN O ir STIVI BflllNGHISI CHICKEN RUCKET *3*« And we’ve got these other special days, too: SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED AT *^So^hislicate£D iiun^^ S. MAIN ST.-MANCHESTER STEVE’S & TOM’SIII MON. TUES. WED. loaturing this weok... CHICKEN DINNER *6** ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES 5 Rolls, French Fries tor 5 Fish Spaghetti Deep Sea SPAGHETTI or MOSTACCIOLI FOR OVER 250 with MEAT SAU C E...... 1-75 Open To The Public F r y Spree Dinner with M EATBALLS...... 2.00 Effective Sept. 30th LEGAL BEVERAGES with SAUSAGE...... 2.00CHICKEN RARREL *7*« LUNCHEON SPECIALS with MUSHROOMS...... 2.00 OPEN SUNDAYS M.99 *1.99 *1.99 A ll Cart* C A LL AH EAD 647-1876 Served Daily 11:30 A.M. WARM GARLIC BREAD & BUTTER Loaf 1.00 Dining & Cocktail* 12:00 P.M. to S-.OO P.M. to 3 P.M. Closed Monday Special prices for childreni BAKED MANICOTTA...... 2.25 HARTFORD RD. Oancing Fri. a Sat. Evenings STUFFED SHELLS ...... 2.25 ROUTE 83 ELLINGTON, CONN. We Cater To Banquets, 394 Tolland Turnpike WOLUARD CHEESE R AVIO LI...... r.2.25 K DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER ^ From Vernon Circle Rt. 83 north, approx. 5 mllee Weddings and Parties JoHnsonS MEAT RAVIOLI...... 2.25 872-0269 875-0481 Manchester, Conn. Saivad with .Satad. Bott* S Butter Tel. 646-0103 Exit 94 off 1-80 "X SiF FleH ongAm etka BAMUHIFTA SHAKETS "REINS” FOR LUNCH!! N E W Y O R K -•-**“*** % coachlight ^ Try Bunch of Lunch C ^ iN N tr-' iMfe. Served Dally Between 11:88 -1:3 8 STYLE EAST WINDSOR, C O N N At Jet of Rt« 5 and 91 VITO’S All the ChIckan, Potitoes, (Formtirly Villa Louisa) Salad and Pizza You Can Eat BEG. 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Open Friday and Saturday nights till OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY AT 4t30 MON..THURS. 11:00 A.M.-I2:00 MIDNITE EL CAMINO PLAZA, R t 30, VERNON, C0HN.-Tel. 875-0944 • COCKTAILS Tickets Also Available At G. Foi, Haitlord, RoioHice browned or lox, bagels and cream cheese terved In time. It's a perfect night out. a warm and friendly restaurant. You can flnblt all at 2 a.m., Sunday till 9 a.m. and weekdays till 11 p.m. SUNDAYS AT 12 NOON ’ill. e SAT. 11:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. — SUN. 11 -.00-11:06 /.M CALL TOLL PRlt FROM THESl ARIAS Banquet Facilities Available "Reins" New York-atyle Dell-Restaurant in El um ino Closed Mondays. Spfid. 567-1801 Hrid. 522-1266 E. Windsor 623-8227 Plaza. Rt. 30, Vernon. \ For The Uttimate 1 V P ITALIAN For A Meal, Snaidi, or Anytime 244 Iks Fuuutt Whether Its STAGE Stop at the In Dininf( Center DAN’S KITCHEN LA STRADA EAST Street Route 30a Vornona Conn. MSA NOVA RESTAURANT COACH COCKTAIL BAB A LOUNBE IH r . 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Featuring Roger Bissette Tuesday is Children*s Night sO' ANTIPASTO Lunohoonn A Dinners PARTIE8/WEDDIN08/BANQUET8 RREAKFAST Vocallut \o' 2 FREE KIDDIE MEALS LA STRADA LA STRADA SPAOHEHI For Children 12 and Under 6 A.M. DAILY Fri. A Sat. 0:30 to 1:30 WITH ANQHOYIES HOT BREAD Mon. to Thura. 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. (MESRR'S I Restaurant Sal and Sun. 7 A.M. WEST Mon. A Wad. IT e.iii.-t0 p.m. — Thun., Fri. A Bat Fri. A laL 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. 1110 Main 8L, WllllmantIc 421-1111 IFhen Dining IFfIfc One or Both ParenU. 471 Hartford Rd. EAST 8 w . 7:00 to 11K)0 All tteim on children's menu evalleble m m s s t n u 11 ajii. • 11 p.m. — Sun. 18 Noon to B g.m. Alan Open Sunday 12 Noon to 11 P.M. Open 7 Days Manohenler, Air Conditioned Cooktall Lounge A Reriaurant (Excluding Little Jack Homar Siaak) Comer of MoKm M. TME-OUT SEBVICE 878-4128 C AU AHEAD FOR TAKE-OUT 8ERYICE lunches Served Mon. Ihrouih FrL 643-0286 , Your Hosti Jim and Your Hosti Doris and Bill N ti WMa puza c/atad Tiwaday naaaa, cowl DAILY LUNCHEONS SERVED. MR. TURKEY Shala,,. 11:30 to 2:30 SOSMOAOtT. MANCNEtTEH Jean Morleont,,. S i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., FrL. Sept. 21, 1973 - PAGE THIRTEEN
PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Sept- 21, 197j_ Rham- Intramurals Tribe Gets Ready For Big S e a s m Hebron Mrs, Foote, 105, Ready To Celebrate Birthday We’re still a long way from injuries. Conard, Bristol EasJm. Board To Discuss Offered playing CCIL ball,” commented Rounding out the defense will As lt/1 ^ 8 now, the Indians greaLgrandchildren and seven Three years ago, on the occa first year head football coach be Dave Hunt at split end, white . will have at most two games at ANNE EMT Before her accident, Mrs. remains with the Footes, being she taught Sunday School there, grandchildren were among the sion of her 102nd birthday par For Girls Larry Olsen, following the Bob Roy and Dave Bldwell will honjevon Memorial Field, New Middle School Corretpondeni Foote used to keep buity'hand operated as a dairy business by sang in the church choir and many close relatives and ty, Mrs. Foote stated that she team’s final scrimmage of the share the duties at tight end. because^he field probably will Tel. 228«3971 sewing quilts and braiding rugs Mrs. Foote’s son, Robert, and was president of the Ladies Aid friends who attended today’s was looking forward to the par After school sports officially year at Glastonbury. Noting ’The defensive line should be not be ready^until late October. which can be found in many grandson, Edward. Society for 25 years. open house. ty, that she loves people and began this fall with the start of that the team did look better In as tough as the offdnslve line, The third game against middle school for Grades 7 and homes throughout New In her younger days, "Grand Bom into a Democratic faml- Also on hand were her two “maybe next year we can do it ANNE EMT ly, Mrs. Foote turned FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, 1973 tennis intramurals. Miss Mally, successive pre-season matches, for those six will just turn Maloney will most likely be 8 with core facilities to allow If it weren’t for the open England. Now she keeps oc ma’s” activities were many. In children, Robert, and Arnold again.” Now three years later, VOL. XXXVI, .NO. 1 Correipondeni the early thirties she was a Republican following her she is ready for another party. the supervisor and coach of he also admitted that there still around and play defense. Steve played at Mt. Nebo’s while the Tel. 2283971 expansion to 1,200 pupils. house scheduled today to cupied writing letters to her who now reside in Florida. girls tennis, stresses the fact reporter for The Herald and marriage, and the Foote family was a lot of work to be done Dwyer will also return as remaining six will be on the The Regional District 8 Board Of the 145,784 square feet celebrate her 105th birthday, many friends. that this sports program is for linebacker, but the secondary road. The first game, which proposed, 87,235 is for Mrs. Alice Foote, Hebron's several years ago received a 50- has been active in town govern before the season opener at of Education has scheduled a With the exception of two fun. There is no need for a team looks very weak at the moment. everyone likes to win, especial educaUonal areas, 14,814 for oldest resident, might be sitting year membership pin from the ment throughout the years. ^Here’s Helle’ Hall. special meeting Monday at 7:30 years spent In Colchester Im or partners as players can join Having already seen Hall ly with a big home crowd support facilities and 43,735 for down to a game of bridge with Hebron Grange. Five generations of Footes, Returning from last jrpar are at Rham High School for possi mediately after her marriage up with anyone. Tennis starts at play, Olsen rates the first game behind them, has been rijoved to miscellaneous. relatives and friends. A lifetime member of the including some of her five seven.' He then is required to ten lettermen, nine of them ble board action on the to Edward Foote in 1889, and 2:15 and ends at 4:15, but girls as a toss-up. The toughest Hall High, where a n^w; field However, the state board Gilead Congregational Church, great-great-grandchildren, 22 Helle!! No, that's not a complete seven years of seniors, who are not only proposed new middle school. the past few years in the do not have to stay that long. teams will most likely be Cen was put in just last year. — Joe feels that this Is too much typographical error, folks. Nor studies. After these seven executing on the field, but The proposed school, for Meadows Convalescent Home Playing days are Monday and tral, last year’s CCIL champs. S. school for the immediate needs Other than being unable to is the High School World years, he makes a decision. showing their leadership as which educational walk because of a hip injury in Manchester, Mrs. Foote had Wednesday, and will continue and that total expansion should suddenly taken with (Note; the decision is not made well. speoifications have been sub which occurred almost four spent her entire life in Hebron. HAgVESTJTME/ till unseasonable weather com not exceed 800. SATURDAY profanities. Heile is the name by some IBM computer-test Rick Milka, who will captain mitted to the State Board of years ago, “Grandma'’ Foote is es. The regional board will have of our foreign exchange student service. Parent, teacher, and m the Tribe along with Scott Education, calls for a 800-pupiI in excellent health and mental She was born In 1868 in the Odell, Mike Coughlin, and Steve 24 HOUR TOWING to decide now, whether to go for teh 1973-74 school year-18- child decide.) 643-5135 ly is as alert and spry as ever. house on West St. presently FRESH SWEET CIDER BANKING with their prior recommenda year-old Helle Romme Hansen. One may either elect three Instruction will be given in Georgetti, will once again take Her grand-daughter-in-law, owned by the Landons and In the helm at quarterback. tion or for the state recommen also Helle hails from Lolland, an years of general study and then both upper and lower courts. Mrs. Marlon Foote of Foote 1891 moved into Foote Hills Behind him will be Odell at dation. It may also decide to 9 AM. -12 NOON island of Denmark. She stands work or go to REAL (not Girls can use this as a make-up About Town Hills Farms, Hebron, says that Farm with her husband and call for a district meeting to APPLES, PEACHES, PEARS about 5’5" tall, has blonde hair, English word) school and later period and should first report to fullback, with Jeff Rea, Jack “Grandma” thinks nothing of remained there until 1923 when / M O R I ^ T V m The executive board of the designate a building committee MMCKSm STtTE B«M blue eyes, and a vibrant per proceed to the Gymnasium. Miss Mally. The high school Maloney and Bruce Taggart sitting down to a three-hour they moved to the Foote home Ladies Guild of the Assumption and to authorize funds for sonality. She is staying with the Helel chose the latter path. supplies all equipment in alternating at the two halfback bridge game and is always very across from the Gilead 1041 MAIM ST., MANCHESTER will meet Monday at 8:15 p.m. architects fees and to in Jay R. Stager family of 30 . Exceptional students may cluding racquets. A tennis tour positions. They will run behind disappointed when there Is no Congregational Church. BOTTI'S FRUIT FARM 0p«i Sat 6 A.M. • Noon 315 CINTm ST., MANCHISTIB,tONN.* Phon« 643-5135 ( at the Assumption School vestigate an option and/or Forest Street. skip the third and last year of nament will be held at the end a strong front line, bolstered by fourth for bridge. 260 Bush HiU Rd., Manchostor Coughlin, Georgetti, Dallas library. acquire a site. Besides her two American REAL srdiool and enter into the of the season. Foote Hills Farm still MambarFDIG sibiings Curt (17) and Leslie Gymnasium. Did Helle do this? Dodge, Jim Michalik, Ken Nor- FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIH (15), Helle has one Danish She certainly did. Our exchange deen, and Mike Demers. Nor- On Monday, Wednesday, and deen and Demers, both CONTROLLED AUTO ROOT REPAIi RS sister, 15, who loves nature and student is both beautiful and Thursday co-ed gymnastics will sports. She is reportedly good brilliant. She will enter her last ^v=• sophomores, are very strong be held in R-47. Balance beam, and will help to make the line oil all makes. . ar running and horseriding. year at the Gymnasium when horse, trampoline, uneven and Helle’s parents own a she returns. the deepest part of the team. parallel bars are some of the Besides the line, inexperienced V LOAN and RENTAL CARS medium-sized farm and both Gymnasium involves three activities. Mrs. Tedford acts as are gym teachers. Rounding out reserve players will be a big Available by Appointment. . years. During this time a stu Helle Hansen the advisor. the family tree is her little dog dent may not select his courses setback for the Indians. In Jesper (pronounced Vesper). but may select his course of A new, and Helle feels ‘very she likes America so far she Sign up for both clubs is in order to be a contender in the STAN OZIMEK, Manager replied “I love it!” CCIL, the first team, a solid At home, Helle attends the study. There are four basic good’ learning institution in Miss Mally’s office. Remember E PAR Maribo Gymnasium. Gym- courses of study offered: Denmark is the H.F. This is a We’re all glad to hear it, the FUN is in the playing. So unit with a lot of experience, 301-315 center ST., MANCHESTER nasiunts are synonymous with music, language, math, and school, equivalent to the Gym Helle. We’re glad to have you long babes. — Cherrie Hyde. would have to remain healthy, our high schools. As is the case social sciences. Helle chose nasium, for young and ol^ alike, here, too. — D. Kellsey as they are now, with no major with most APS students, she languages and, in addition to who either did not take REAL • I * was overwhelmed with the biology, ancient history, crafts schooling or quit school to COME IN AND hugeness of MHS and still and gym, she has taken five work. It is a free arrangement hasn’t quite gotten over it. years of German, six years of in which students are allowed to Maribo Gymnasium, as she English, three years of Latin, design their own curriculum. BROWSE... says "is much, much smaller and two years of French. Many people formerly un itTimo A oumowo a I w pa*-****^ than Manchester High.” After completing gymnasium noticed now are able to get Coma In whan you The Danish school system is studies, any student may enter their University degrees in this G R O S s m a n s have lota of time — SOLITAIRE run quite a bit differently from university. University, by the manner. for thara’a more to the school system in America. way, is free to all Danish Helle arrived here Aug. 20 tea than you pan REFLECTIONS Saturday According to Helle, every child students. The cost of tuition, and spent three days in Long starts school at the age os etc. is absorbed by taxes. Island, N.Y. with other AFS im agine. Spectacular students. She then went to Th« '^ r e a s u r p ^ 1 ] ii|J |jp Boston with the Stagers. From TUCkED INTO A C O R N ^ ONTIIL Summer SC Workshop Boston she went to Maine THIS NEW “OLD STORE” *r. / where she stayed at her STORE IS LIKE A STEP BACK TO' father’s hidden Valley Camp ■YESTERYEAR - COME ROAM THROUQH- Attended By Two for 10 days. W O U’LL BE DELIGHTED WITH WHAT YOU Sale! Boys’ Texas-Made Within her two short (DISCOVER By John W. Mrosek mittee) which had to be com weekends here, Helle has been Corduroy Cuffed Pants pleted during the week. The to Cape Cod and the Eastern During the week of Aug. 26- 'v'x:.*' • 31, the Connecticut Federation committees more or less helped States Exposition. Asked how of Student Councils (CFSC), of the camp with programs such Reg. 8.00 & 8.50 which MHS is a member, con as the campfire and evaluation. A b a t n ' s A p p l e ducted its annual Summer Not only was Mohawk a great Guidance Leadership Training Workshop. learning experience but it also GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES was a tremendous amout of fun. The two students from Seminar MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER Manchester High were myself This was due to good organiza and Steve Girelli. The workshop tion and dire' (ion by the staff was held at Camp Mohawk, a all of whom did an amazing job. Tuesday The Camp was like a communi ( 4 h SELF CLEANING YMCA camp at Cornwall, Conn. Career Planning and post- The learning process con ty in itself with everyone very 5.99 high school education will be sisted of three central teaching friendly and warm. Of course Steam & Dry Iron there were many depressing the topic of the first guidance Thick set corduroys! Midwaie cor- “components.” They were as sponsored seminar next follows: Educational Seminars, moments but overall it was a great experience. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., in the F118HRT duroysl Ribiess corduroys! All with Delegate Counselor meetings High School cafeteria. and Student Councils in action. For day to day activities the OPEN GS wide legs and wide cuffs. Perma All students and parents are ktnP^MMVMl BYMMt The six seminars conducted camp had a lot to offer such as fiberglasT swimming, boating and tennis. invited. nent press. Sizes 8-16, Regulars (aims and objectives, com Representatives from the Broad Street Model F118HRT munications, leadership poten The camp also had several scheduled activities such as two colleges listed below will dis foil faced SUNDAY! M a n c h e s te r and slims. tials, student council organiza cuss personal and academic SELF CLEANING tion, group dynamics and dances, a campfire, and a very 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. funny talent show. career entry requirements, job Steam & Dry Iron L decision-making) were all very levels, and cafeer opportunities insulation informative and worthwhile. Although presenting personal ' Help* prevent clogging and and long range job prospects in Keeps your home brown epotting The duration of each seminar experiences as they happened loses something “ in the the career fields of business, cooler In summer, PUPPY SALE! ■ Steam* B*lt*r Long*r was for an hour and a quarter. health services, education, warmer In w inter, >U**i M o il Tap W*l*r Secondly, each delegate was translation” and is really of not with moisture barrier. ■ Compared to leading much value to the listener, I public service, and math, Irons tatted using lap B M i assigned to a counselor in Easy staple-on instal will, say this: it was the best science and engineering: Poodles, St. Bernards water, ONLY the QE groups of about ten for Secretarial — Bay Path lation. 70 sq.ft, roll- 8ELFCLEANINO Iron week of summer for me and 15” wide 3Vz thick. Irish Setters...... $99 meetings during the week. This Junior College; Data THIS SATURDAY ONLY, keep* the tleam vents, I’m sure for Steve also. We both Chihuahuas ...... $69 $ - 1 4 8 8 iteam chamber, water wear cobbles, gave everyone a chance to cite Processing — Manchester Com from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., a the advantages and problems of enjoyed it thoroughly. tank, and walar valvt munity College; Management truck, direct from the FoxTerriers...... $69 claanarl his (or her) council in relation CFSC is a very valuable and • 15” wide, eVz” thick comfortable productive organization. This and Accounting — Bryant batts (45 sq.ft.)... 5.96 manufacturer, will bo at Pesk-A-Poos...... $99 to the other councils College; Math & Science — casual. represented in his group. year CFSC plans two conven o u r store. In- tions (one in the fall and one in Worchester Polytechnic Inst.; sulatlon...direct to you, at Also In etock... I personally got a lot out of SCOTT OPEN MON. • FRI. the spring) both of which are Engineering Technology — savingsl Weetye, Colllee, Carin Ttrriare, these mainly because my Wentworth Institute; Yorkehira Terriers and many 611^ 10-9 SAT. 10-S counseler was so good. The very good. The spring conven tion, an overnight deal, will Engineering — University of othore. Paper Towels $20 third place for learning was Conn. School of Engineering. sample Student Councils. Each most likely be held at MHS. This convention highlights elec Education Aide and/or Assis delegate was a member of one tant — Manchester Community A - < V V of the six councils In camp each tions for the following year. ''Sahara dusk’ rof/a This promises to be a great College; Elementary Educa consisting of about 20 tion — Central Conn. State Ipaaeliflg members. year. New, Improved 20% thicker tow m College; Secondary, Special,'' All councils were assigned In closing. I’d like to urge Real lauan mahogany els. 1401-ply sheets per roll. and Home Economics Educa I veneer prellnished In Textured Brown anyone on the Student Red or Black It's just the the same tasks (a council tion— St. Joseph College ; Den wood tones, on cheer, a skit, a song and Assembly who has a chance to fugged plywood. or Blue shoe for your go next year to do so. You’ll be tal Hygiene — Fones School of briskly paced day. representation on all com Dental Hygiene; Nursing It's that soft, that light, very glad -ou did. 4 X 8'x 3.6mm that agile. Step Into its (Degree) — University of tailored simplicity and be Bridgeport College of Nursing; V i on your way knowing you look Allied Health — Hartford great and feel terrific. MHS Mauls MwwIimIw Paikad. Hospital School of Allied MANCHESTER Health; Occupational, 'W e ' alum, Physical, and Respiratory Windham combo door “We Save Therapy and Medical Hannt Hill Importad The Manchester High soccer working hard to form a Technology — Quinnipiac I Ready-io-lnsiall, alu- Hanaat Hill team opened its 1973 campaign cohesive unit for this year. The J minum combination You Money" A > College; Library and Media door, with safety glass. last Friday witli a 3-0 victory offensive has been paced by Associates — Manchester Com BLENDED BLENDED over Windham. Co-champions seniors Werner Cacase, Rich munity College; Public Service of the CCIL title last year, Wasserman, George Kanehl, — Manchester Community SCOTCH WHISKEY WHISKEY Manchester hopes to win it out Rick Taylor, Rick McMahon, College and St. Joseph College; • • Distilled and Blended right this season. and Bobby (jonyers. Other im Food Services — Manchester In Scotland This whiskey le blended end CLIP AND SAVEI W EEK END Playing in a steady rain, pressive players have been Bill Community (College; Recrea 100% Scotch Whiskey bottled from choice etock*. OWEN5/CORNING 80 Proof PARKADE SALE! Manchester and Windham Maclean and Reiner Cacace, tion and Physical Education — // 80 Proof ----- COUPON ------P------COUPON------battled to a scoreless first half. both juniors. Sophomore Tayo Northwestern Connecticut FIBERGIAS 'excello' Manchester controlled the play Stimac has also performed $ ^ 6 3 Style Baltam “Let Our Community College; Criminal I carpel tiles $A 04 NATURAL HEALTH but failed to put the ball in the well- Justice — University of New Filth "T Filth ■ ¥ MAALOX Girls nets. The second half was again Haven and Manchester Com ' 12’’x12” O le lln fiber The defense combines some eerp., Q u a r t...... 8 .0 7 Q u a r t...... 4.90 HAIR FOOD SHOPPE Help You" controlled by Manchester. munity College. Werner Cacase tallied the first experienced players with some embossed ceiling panels n Kllng ((if i/i Qnllon 11*24 W G a llo n ...... 9.79 ANTACID new faces. Veteran seniors rubbtr bick. I 12-Ox. Rag. 1.69 goal unassisted. Manchester I SPRAY added two more scores in the Mike Shensie and co-captains 2'x4' suspended ceiling panels of light, lasting Connie .McCurry along with Fiberglas*, with a bright white, embossed, washable I LECITHIN final quarter to wrap up the vic MANCHESTER ! 19-02. tory. Again it was co-captain junior goat tender Ray Sullivan vinyl surface. A cinch to Installl lead the defense. Other outstan Reg. Cacase leading the way with PARKADE 2.00 19 GRAINS another goal and an assist for ding defenders are seniors Al VEST Welcome Value 1200 MG the final goal by Rich V asser- Wood and Bruce Benson; j Welcome, readers to a new ”Hle iGceiit iH man. Juniors Mike Lombardo, Curt ILL WMIM i Om p m and assuredly improved year of Mafor CrwIH I 100 Capeulaa The Indians have been Hasset, Guy Talley, Tracey MCKA6E Cards” I Save $1.21 Save 826 Kasel, Jim Wigren; .and High School World. Unfor PINE and CENTER ST. u .- Rag. 1.90 Sophomores Jim McNickle, tunately, for the first half of I STORE Notice Bruce Ballard and Duffy Leone, this year we will be working un der cramped conditions. As a MANCHESTER Each capaula contains 19 gr. of puro soya Lacithin from Sale day for the Somanhis The high spirited Manchester squad has started its season and result of a nationwide paper c R O s s m R n s uaivouN PM tho HIghoat Qrada of Domoatle aoyboana. was yesterday. All payments OPEN 5 NNHTS A WON needs support for its home shortage, the High School MAJOa aANH are due Tuesday, Sept. 25. If World has been limited to half MON. TO FRL, I AH • I ML CaiOITOAAO u y o there are any problems in games. So come out and cheer ft Division OP mvnns phoducts componv on the talented feet of the In page of coverage every week. failure to order a book or SAT. 8 ILM. • S:30 PJl dians' hooters as they battle for We ask you to bear with us question on payments please through this crisis and to con contact Mrs. Grassilli. the CCIL championship. — Mike Lombardo tinue to support us. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchcBter, Conn., Frl., Sept. 21, 1973— PAGE FlFTFy.N PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Frl., Sept. 21, 1 9 ^ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY Adults Invited To Audit Classes VOU'RB RIOHT. [ VEAH- THATKIWPOF 'ipi •m AREN'T WE/VCRK |N1*^TlN0, rtb «e LATE FOR ------' VOU'VB EOT EORR NERVE SJAMUBy-TMEREJS \ SURE TMIMO MAKES INSTEAD OF A MRJ See how easy it Is SPORT MAliT to add the charm, HMtfqmrtsra look, and feel of natural bricks to your walls tor Install — indoors or outdoors Hockey - Skiing r \ ( 0 SATURDAY, SEPT. 22nd i i & Tennis 9;«l XM. to S;M PJI. MUSTANG H HARDTOP jilR. ABERNATHY* BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Complete Selection I WITH THIS COWON I SORRY, 9IR I'VE e a r TWICE A© Sheinwold on Bridge I 10% OFF I I 'M ALL MUCH WORK /© I CAN HANDLE NOW! GYM SUITS J A M M S D CHOOSE RIGHT FINESSE why the club finesse was better spade, one heart, four diamonds I UP. North dealer LYKABRIC \ TO ASSURE YOUR GAME than the heart finesse. and three clubs. NOW thru OCT. 15th J j Both sides vulnerable Game and rubber instead of By Alfred Sheinwold VERNON-TOLLMID “One finesse is as good as NORTH minus 100 points. 4 72 Gel To Dummy' Daily Question ELLINBTON another,’’ South cackled, as he AQJ9 played today’s hand. The cackle South’s correct play is to get Partner deals and bids one “'M AiSKTa"'" 0 AK95 to dummy with a diamond at heart. The next player passes, irk S t, RoctoSto, Com. £L was follow^ by the usual result 4 10 8 3 — South laid an egg! ^ the second trick. He then leads and you hold: Spades, A-Q- Tot S78-6100 WEST EAST the ten of clubs for a finesse. 10; Hearts, 5*4; Diamonds, M :S 0 WALPAPER & PAINT GO. North dealer ^4 AQ843 4 963 Both sides vulnerable West can win with the king of 10-8-7; Clubs, A-K-J.9.4. m . tn 8 P, ISO m RUDDLE TPNL .848-0143 Mustang n... 9 8 3 2 9 K 10 7 6 clubs but cannot continue the Opening lead — Four of ^0 632 0 74 What do you say? spades 44KS 47642 spades without giving South a "Ahswer: Bid two clubs. Avoid second trick in the suit. If West A new class of small car. West opened the four of SOUTH a response of two notrump WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI leads anything else, South spades, and South won with the 4 KJ 10 when an unhid suit is wide open. carefully wins (he must not risk iVe eoTTO enOP HANGING ABOUND ten of spades. It was at this mo 9 54 ' Copyright 1973 First Class. WITH THAT PHILOeOPHION- ment that South made his 0 QUO8 a heart finesse) and runs his General Feature Corp. SCHNAUZB2 FROW UP THE STREET. foolish statement. 4 AQJ9 nine tricks. He collects one 100% GUARANTEED ' ------o ------North East South West 1 9 Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass South meant the heart finesse Answer to Previous Puzzle FOR 60 DftYS WITH was as good as the club finesse, Opening lead - 4 4 Two by Two but he was wrong. CARS NO MILEAGE LIMITATION South backed his judgment by MUSTANG n 3-DOOR 2+2 finessing with dummy’s queen ACROSS 65 Doctor of 1 Takes two la Lawslab.) •ENGINE. TRANSMISSION. 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Riggs presented Mrs. King with a giant candy sucker "Margaret told me he can’t rollover his backhand," Mrs. King By Earl Yoat Like Amaxing Mets of ^69 HOUSTON (AP) - Bobby Riggs’ next big spectacle may SM ALL BLOCKS ^ <>*« said. "He can only pass me with a flat shot. She told me to lust be a leap off Suicide Bridge in Pasadena, Calif., while getting his first serve going. with "Sugar Daddy" written on the side. Riggs got a brown baby pig from Mrs. King. try to atttack his backhand." ’The Astrodome scene looked like Billie Jean King is just happy to have made a spectacle of Nor could Riggs, the aging 1939 Wimbledon singles champion, match Mrs. King’s continual strong ground shots, which never let Riggs’ game started coming apart in the first set although he anything but a tennis match. ’The University of Houston band the 55-year-old hustler and to have won $200,000 to boot. Sports Editor NEW YORK (AP) - “Amazin’” is a word they appUed and Greg Luzlnskl knocked in the other Philly runs with solo Sat • 7:30 P.M. S O n fl up. broke Mrs. King’s serve in the fifth game. Mrs. King broke right played march music while pretty pom-pom girls kicked In time. Screaming, delirious womens libbers lit up more brightly than to the New York Mets of 1969. “Miraculous” might be a fit homers and Bemle Carbo hit one for St. Louis. Riggs was so sure of victory, he had vowed he would jump off back and broke again in the 10th game when Riggs double faulted The rowdy crowd cheered throughout the match and never Doyle has raised his batting average from .238 to .272 over the the rocket-shooting Astrodome scoreboard Thursday night when the Pasadena Bridge or the London Bridge in Arizona if he lost. at set point. showed signs of letting up. ting superlative for 1973. TO WIN Mrs. King showed the devastating swiftness that won her five "You’ve got to believe that someone is watching over us,” said last 17 games. SaLeStaiK 22 It was a $100,000 wlnner-take-all match, but television and Riggs broke Mrs. King in the first game of the second set. Mrs. King got the loudest applause and cheers after good shots Built Bluefields* Ball Club Giants 7, Reds 5 Wimbledon titles in defeating self-proclaimed male chauvinist other rights were expected to boost the winner’s share to about Although Mrs. King broke back again, Riggs appeared to start a and she enjoyed it. "For once I’m the underdog and I love it," she Wayne Garrett after a tingling 4-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Riggs, M , 6-3, 6-3 in the internationally televised battle of the Death claimed Jim Foley earlier this week. Pirates in 13 Innings Thursday night. "And I hope he stays Left-hander Ron Bryant lasted into the seventh inning and that $200,000 and give the loser about $100,000. rally when he held his service after eight deuces for a 2-2 tie in said. was long enough to pick up his 23rd victory against 11 losses. The DRAW FOR sexes tennis extravaganza. u Despite his constant barrage of criticism against women’s ten games. But Mrs. King broke Riggs In the eighth game and then Now that she’s put women’s tennis back on the map, Mrs. King This is the man who rounded up a number of youngsters, there.” “Bobby Riggs has just been flushed down the toilet, shouted Call It luck, or supernatural forces-the Mets had enough good Giants struck for six runs In the third inning, three of them 48 LAPS POSITION nis, Riggs was a gracious loser. served a love game for the second set. said she was looking forward to a new phase of her career star mainly from the South End’s west side during the ^ and viromen’s pro tour member Madeliene Regal of Sweden after Mrs. fortune to come back from the dead and deal the reeling Pirates a scoring on a bases-loaded triple by Chris Speier. "What happened?’ Riggs asked. 'Billie Jean was just too strong Mrs. King kept rolling in the third set, breaulng Riggs in the ting next year as the player-coach of the Philadelphia franchise blend^ them into a crackerjack baseball team known as King’s straight sets victory before 30,472 Astrodome fans and crucial loss at Shea Stadium. San Francisco reliever Ellas Sosa record^ his 17th save and Hml RactM for me. She was too quick in the exchanges. I thought I had her first game. Riggs then made his final challenge, serving a love in the new World Team Tennis League. the Blueflelds. set a club record with his 68th appearance of the season. millions more TV viewers. ’They tied the game 3-3 with two out In the last of the ninth In out of court many times but she made the shots. game and then breaking Mrs. King for a 2-2 tie in the third set. "I love the crowds and the bands,” Mrs. King said. "You know Jim Foley knew as much about baseball as any man who Dodgers 5, Braves 3 Mrs. King, one of the most decorated warriors for equal From there, Mrs. King broke back with a love game and then ning on Duffy Dyer’s clutch double up the left center field alley. women’s rights on the pro tennis circuit, said she had waited 18 "I never felt better. I felt great warming up. I didn’t have a I believe in screaming on the courts and in the team aspect of the came down the pike In the last 50 years in Manchester. He And they won it on rookie Ron Hodges’ single in the last of the Dave Lopez drilled a two-run homer off Roric Harrison In the NEW LONDON-WATERFORD good day serving but she didn’t get any breaks. If anybody got the won It with a service break in the final game when Riggs double sport. I’m looking forward to being the first woman coach in had a knack with young men and his ability to get the most 12th inning to account for the Dodgers’ victory. Willie Crawford years for this match with Riggs. faulted and hit into the net on the final two points after escaping 13th after a freak play saved the Mets In the top of the inning. "Ever since the day when I was 11 years old and wasn t allowed breaks it was me.’ professional athletics.” Asked her first thought when the match out of all has left a lasting effect on those who played under "We can’t lose now,” said Dyer. "When things like this happen, belted a pair of homers for Los Angeles and reliever Charlie Mrs. King didn’t budge an inch during the match and she also two match points. SPEEDBOWL in a photo because I didn’t have a tennis skirt on, I knew toen that ended, she said "the first thing I thought was 'It’s finally over.’’’ him. when you can win a close game like this, nothing Is going to stop Hough got the win. Ntw Englmrs Faststt 'A Mito Oval held her own with Riggs’ pre-match gimmickery. Mrs. King Riggs started the battle of the sexes matches with a 8-2,61 vic Hank Aaron didn’t hit any home runs but he made up for it with I wanted to change the sport," the 29-year-old Mrs. King said. Besides the youngsters, at the time, like Mickey us from winning the National League East Pennant.” ROUTE 00 EXIT 77. CONN. TPKL made her entrance on a carriage, borne by four muscular males tory over Australia’s Margaret Court earlier in the year and Mrs. It won’t be over if Riggs has his way. Riggs said he wants a a pair of doubles and a single for the Braves. Aaron still needs Riggs, who claimed he would set women’s tennis back 20 years King said it was Mrs. Court who gave her good advice for playing rematch within six months. "I would’ve given Billie Jean a Katkaveck, Ed Kovis, Bill Neubauer, the Raguskas ’The Mets’ dramatic victory after m ldni^t moved them within against Billie Jean, looked every bit his age after the match. like a reigning Egyptian queen. a half-game of the front-running Pirates and gave thein a world three homers to tie Babe Ruth’s all-time record of 714. Riggs then entered riding in a rickshaw, pulled by several pret Riggs. rematch if I had won so I want a rematch,” Riggs said. "I think I brothers, Eddie and Andy, Chuckie Smith, Stewie can do better, but that will be up to Billie Jean.” Kennedy, Art Patton, Bob Smith and Eric Rautenberg, to of confidence to boot. Aaron at a Glance ty "Bobby’s Boosters" with “Sugar Daddy" on the backs of their Only three games separarate the first five teams with just over list a few, there was one veteran. Hook Brennan, an “im Eagle Boaters 1973 Home Runs 38 one week to go. I Sports Dial | port” from the North End. The third-place Montreal Expos, 5-4 losers to the Chicago Cubs, Most Recent Home Run Authorities Speak Up For a number of years, the Bluefields met all comers SEE YOUR NEXT (MR Drop Second Sept.l7 are one game behind. ’The St. Louis Cardinals, who dropped a 6-5 Tonight Despite dominating play for 1973 Games Remaining 7 Women*s Softball and fashioned one impressive winning record after decision to the Philadelphia Phillies, are in fourth place, IW 7)05 Mets vs. Pirates, the second straight game. East Babe Ruth’s Career Record another, including town championships against clubs like games off tbe pace. ’The Cubs are three back. WINF Catholic High’s soccer team 714 Joe Hublard’s Manchester Greens, always a powerhouse. San Francisco dumped Cincinnati 7-5 and Los Angeles beat 9t00 Red Sox vs. Tigers, dropped a 2-0 decision to Aaron’s Career Record 711 Badge and Bailey Play Continues Father Time took its toll on the Bluefields, just as he Atlanta 5-3 In 12 innings In other National League games. WTIC AT CARTER'S Bloomfield High yesterday Aaron’s Magic Number 3 does on everyone, and when Little League baseball was in Cubs S, Expos 4 Saturday afternoon at Manchester Com troduced in town, one who contributed much was Jim ’The Expos staggered through their fourth straight loss. They 1 >45 (8) Michigan State vs. Play in the second annual Manchester Women’s Slow outhlt Chicago 13-7 but threw the game away with three errors munity College field. Aaron hit a double in the sixth Enjoyed Spectacle Foley. He conducted clinics and explained the basics of SyrBcuBC Pitch Softball Tournament, co-sponsored by the Rec and three wild pitches. Rick Monday was the big gun for Chicago, The Eagles had many scoring inning to knoock in two runs, a baseball from A to Z. 2i00 Mets vs. Cards, WINF single in the eightb-the 3,500th Department and the Manchester Police Union, will con collecting three base hits and scoring three times. opportunities but could not get Jim Foley never made it in professional ball, either as a 2:15 (22-30) Cards vs. on the scoreboard. The loss was hit of his careei>-and a double clude tomorrow - weather permitting at Fitzgerald Field. , Phillies 6, Cardinals 5 player or coach, but his talents were not wasted and as a Mets the second in as many starts. in the 12th of the Braves’ 5-3,12- Four teams remain in the running, including the defen Philly second baseman Denny Doyle continued bis hot hitting 3:15 Red Sox vs. Tigers, By Earl Yost result hundreds of Manchester youngsters benefited from with a homer and sacrifice fly to drive in four runs. Bob Boone Tuesday the Eagles trek to inning loss to the Los Angeles ding champs, Groman’s Sports Shop of Manchester. WTIC 74 CHEVROLETS East Hartford High. Dodgers Thursday night. Two authorities on tennis, both members of the same their association with him.' 5:00 Boxing sex. Sue Hadge and Dzintra Bailey, correctly picked Billie Five and possibly six games Deepest condolences are extended to his family. are scheduled starting at noon. 5:00 (18) NFL Action f Jean King to beat Bobby Riggs in last night’s Battle of the ’The survivors are Groman’s, 6:00 Yanks vs. Indians, On Display Nowl Sexes in Houston. Socialiries of New Haven, One of Those Days WINF These two were the only ones in a poll of 10 leading local WINF of Manchester and IVotes Off the Cuff Sunday tennis figures that predicted Billie Jean would win. Roosevelt Mills of Rockville. 11:00 (22) Notre Dame WHILE YOU’RE HERE FILL OUT YOUR How did Mrs. Hadge like the national telecast? “I Roosevelt at the Socialites STANDINGS Operations will be shifted from the Hartford Arena in Highlights TICKET FOR FREE DOOR PRIZES enjoyed every minute of it. Billie Jean played very, very tangle at noon with WING and South Windsor to the new Ice Palace in Bolton for Southern For Detroit Tigers 1:00 (3) Eagles vs. Giants 1:00 Yanks vs. Indians, well. I felt that she could do it and I was right. I knew she the loser meeting at 1:30. AMERICAN LEAGUE New England Hockey League play this season. Action Groman’s face the noon winner starts next month with four clubs entered to date...East NEW YORK (AP) — Ever have one of those days when WINF had enough know-how to win. She really made him look East 1:30 (30) NCAA Football bad. at 3 and at 4:30, loser of the 3 W L Pet GB Catholic Higlrdidn’t win any new friends at last Saturday’s absolutely nothing goes right? Thursday was that kind of o’clock game faces the 1:30 Highlights “I felt sorry for him. Billie Jean disciplined herself and Baltiniore 90 62 .592 home football opener when it charged a dime for ditto day for the Detroit Tigers. 2:00 (30) Jets vs. Colts didn’t let the carnival-type atmosphere get to her. Bobby winner. At 6, the winners of the Boston 83 69 .546 7 copies of the East and Rockville High rosters...Jim It wasn’t bad enough that 3 and 4:30 games cross bats and ’Then, in the nightcap, he lost 2:00 (8) Mets vs. Cards CARTER CHEVROLET just took the match too lightly.” Detroit 80 72 .526 10 DeWitt, varsity baseball coach at Manchester Conununity they were bombed 9-0 by the if necessary, in the double BUI North for the rest of the 2:30 Red Sox vs. Tigers, About Mrs. Bailey had these comments this morning: New York 75 78 .490 15V^ College, is an assistant football coach at Rockville High Baltimore Orioles, or that they WTIC 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 640-6464 elimination play, the finale Milwaukee 72 80 .474 18 managed just five hits off Jim season when the outfielder “It was fantastic. I’m totally exhausted. It was excellent would start at 7:30, of again this fall. He played his college ball at tripped over first base and 4:00 (22-30) Dolphins vs. AP photo Cleveland 67 86 .438 23^ UConn...Needed to create more interest in a football game Palmer while the Orioles Raiders Open • Frl. till 9 • Sat. till 5 to watch Billie Jean the way she handled him and the way thereabouts. West severely sprained his ankle at Mt. Nebo, for all types of play, would be an electric collected 15 hits off various 7:00 (8) Sports Special she handled herself. Billie Jean*8 Smile of Victory Oakland 90 63 .588 Detroit pitchers. while running out a ground ball. scoring and timing clock...Water polo has been added as a “I thought she was a little tight, especially in her serves. Kansas City 83 70 .542 7 But to add insult to injury, the She moved and he didn’t. She actually w ip ^ him right off Minnesota 75 493 14V^ sport at Trinity College with Bob Slaughter handling the Birds stole five the court. I’m so happy I couldn’t sleep I was so excited. I Chicago 74 79 .484 16 coaching...Roger Tal^t is a member of the Eastern bases—including a steal of really felt sorry for ^bby.” California' 72 80 .474 i m Connecticut State College varsity soccer team again this home—in the first three in I Texas 54 99 .353 36^ fall. The junior classman is out of Manchester High...Yale As for a non-tennis expert, who likes to play the game, Midgetf School nings. and picked Riggs, it appeared that Riggs was in a trance in Friday’s Gaines is offering a moneysaving general admission ticket To top things off, pinch-hitter yowis iHviTCD Tosa we... the early going and never recovered. He was completeiy Oakland (Holtzman 20-12) at package for the five home football games this fall. The Frank Howard hit into a triple Gridders to Play Minnesota (Corbin 6-5) play In the fifth inning to kill the outplay^ from start to finish. adult ticket price is $10 and $5 for children. Yale A.A. in California (Hand 5-6) at only threat the Tigers could Billie Jean played a near-perfect game and her New Haven is accepting applications. Home g ^ ^ s will be Texas (Clyde 4-6), N against UConn, Colgate, Cornell, Penn aiid Hanrard...Jieick mouHt” ...... ■ backhand game was superb. When the camera was close- Two different t3rpes of football will be offered tonight Boston (Moret 11-1) at In other American League up on Mrs. King, one never saw a more determined, confi and tomorrow afternoon for local fans. Detroit (Perry 13-12), N Repass, UHartford sports publicity chief, reports Tom games Thursday night, the FRIDAY NIGHT 8:00 P.M. dent athlete. Tonight the Midget Leaguers will offer their weekly Chicago (Kaat 14-13) at Kan Heppeny has left the football team to concentrate on Minnesota Twins swept the Tlie end of Riggs’ dream ended at 10:33 even though he twinbill at Mt. Nebo with the Jets facing the Eagles at 6:30 FoUowiiwing are tbe startiu Ui sas City (Busby 14-15), N wrestling...Minnesota Twins have rehired Erank Quilici to . Oakland A’s 4-3 and 54 in a twi- SEPTEMBER 21 Sunday’! ABCD Four Ball Golf Tourna manage again next season...Dick Tarca fireid a 77 to tie for had enough ginger left to hurdle the net. He was one and the Giants and Patriots tangling in the nightcap. ment at Uie Mancheeter Country Club: Baltimore (Alexander 10-8) night doubleheader-, the Kansas STAFFORD MOTOR SPEEDWAY exhausted man when Billie Jean put away the final point. Tomorrow afternoon, Manchester High will be making 7:05 ]Mor, Conklin, Steuk, Uoyd at Milwaukee (Champion 5-7), fourth place in the Central Connecticut Golf Assn. One- City Royals pounded the 7:15 Daley, Ogden, Eigner Sr. G. Smith N Day Golf Tournament yesterday in Bristol...Plainville Chicago \W te Sox 16-3, and the RTE. 140. Howard Cosell, was surprisingly good, but Rosie Casals its debut under new head coach, Larry Olsen, against Hall 7:20 SchlUing, A n ^ , PuU, MlUer left much to be desired as an expert in the announcing High in West Hartford. The CCIL skirmish is slated to 7:27 Olekslniki, Levltow, Lavey, Only games scheduled Sp^w ay will offer stock car racing Saturday starting at CalHomia Angels split a twi- STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. DuteUe nighter with the Texas booth. dt 2 7:34 Kennedy, Shaw, Welman, Remes NATIONAL LEAGUE 7:30 with 115 laps of the abbreviated 150-lap race 7:41 Ferguaon, B. Davis, Stevenson, Rangers, winning the first Whipped on the final play of the game in their opener, East scheduled. The latter was cut short by curfew last week. Peck Stafford Speedway lists the Joey Chitwood Thrill Show game 64 in 11 innings before East Catholic High’s Eagles will move into Bristol for a 7:48 Clark, Homans, Karszes, HulUne W L Pet GB dropping the nightcap 8-3. 7: S6 Kieman, Dubois, Taylor, GrifflUis tonight starting at 8. meeting with St. Paul’s High. Kickoff will be at 2. The 8:02 Paganl, Bates, Jacobson. Nathan Pittsburgh 75 75 .500 locals dropped their lid-lifter at home against Rockville 8:09 W. Ferguson, Giglio, McCaUum New York ^ 76 77 .497 Vi Jr., McNamara 75 77 .493 1 last Saturday, 30-27. 8:18 Kristof, Macalone, Sibrlnsi, N. Montreal Twins 4-5, A’s 3-4 75 78 .490 IVk Sunday afternoon the Midget Chargers will trek to Smith St. Louis Thursday wasn’t a good night 8:23 McFarland, Lebiedz, Filloramo, Chicago 73 79 .480 3 Line of Somers for an exhibition game. The game will be played at for Oakland manager Dick Whelan 68 85 .444 8V^ 8:30 Starter's time Philadelphia Williams, either. Not only did the Town Hall Field. 8:37 Zemke, Dyment, Hayes, Nadasky T ea m West Swim Lists Tryouts the A’s drop their twi-night PONTIAC PARK 8:49 Carison, RosenUiai, Baker, Reault Cincinnati 94 59 .614 8:81 Bamingham, McCarthy, Betko, doubleheader with Minnesota 373 MAIM STUEET, MANCHESTER INC. 90 64 .584 4Vk All interested candidates Turley Los Angeles ’The Rec Department lias an by scores of 4-3 and 54, but 8:88 GardeUa, Mattem, Gingras, DUc San Francisco 84 68 .553 9W should bring swim suit, towel Age Catches Up to Mays 9:05 Steeves, J. Macalone, H. nounced swim team tryouts will Williams got himself ejected 78 77 .503 17 and bathing caps to tryouts. GardeUa, Melton ' Houston be held Oct. 1 at the from the opener after an argu 9:12 Glgnere, Cotton, Abraltis, 73 82 .471 22 Regular workouts will begin Atlanta Manchester H i^ School Pool at ment with umpire Larry NEW YORK (AP) - As it sandlots of Fairfield, ^ b a m a , Engbei 56 96 .368 37Vk ’Tuesday, Oct. 9 at both pools. 9:191 Fabey, Nassiff, Prlndle, Flydal San Diego 6 p.m. Barnett. must for all men, age has developed in baseball’s Negro 9:28 Backiel, Moffat, Connerton, F rid a y ’s G am es caught up at last with Willie Leagues at Birmingham and Edwards Announcing- 9:33 Genovesl, Colburn, Tracy, Shen- Montreal (Rogers 9-3) at Lincoln - Mercury Mays. flourished in the majors with Chicago (Hooton 13-14) In a press conference that the Giants in New York and San "^ 4 0 Upinski, Teets, O'RieUy, ManeUa Pittsburgh (Blass 3-8) at New wasn’t as emotional as he 9:47 Starter’s time Francisco and finally was 9:54 H I U ^ , B <^, Minor, AngeU York (Seaver 17-1), N thought it would be. Mays an allowed to diminish gracefully 10:01 Matava, Lomba, Malls. Sduffer St. Louis (Wise 13-12) at Last Chance nounced Thursdajr that he for the last two seasons with the 10:OS Berner, Atamaln, Salalia, Perry 10:15 Novak, Warren, Hnn^ Meegan Philadelphia (Ruthven 64), N would end his active playing New York Mets. 10:22 Moriarty, T. Leone, Carm im e, San Francisco (D’Aqulsto 0- career at the conclusion of this McLautfdln THE NEW 1974 “ I thought I’d be crying 10:29 Clough, Karpuska, LachappeUe, 0) and Barry 11-15 at San Diego season. “You just can’t play at now,” Mays told a packed Shea R. Warren Greif 9-16 and Jones 5-5,2, N Remaining On 1973 42 the way you did at 20,” he ad Stadium 'press con- 10:38 Butkus, Phelan, Cerina, Cincinnati (Cunningham 18-9) mitted. Freeborn ference':’Maybe I’ll cry 10:43 RockweU, Atberton, Warner, at Los Angeles (Osteen 16-10), “I’ve had a love affair with tomorrow or the next day, but Frank N 10:50 Watson, Clough, Barre, baseball,” said Mays. 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W MATADOR 1 S A V E $1695 $895 1 h ers/ SAVE SAVE MATAOOR BROUGHAM ★ JAVELIN ★ AMBASSADOR SCRANTON MOTORS OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT AND BODY SHOP Jloiile 83 Vernon^ Conn, Phone 643-5136 IS ACCEPTING WORK ON ALL MAKES OF CARSI 288 Broad St 872-914S - 643-1181 (PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE) TEL. 649-2881 ManoiMftor DeCoimier Motor Sales Inc. 643-4168 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FrI., Sept. 21,1973— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Sept. 21, 1973 Autos For tofo 4 Moloroyofai-lfeyefas'* 11 BuMIng-Cdntrsotlng 14 Help Wanted 35 Bowling I Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 1971 MAVRICK, 6 cy British, Irish Order Your cylinder, WO TRIUMPH 500,1 ;ood condi- CARPENTRY - Repairs, MACHINIST — Part-time, mor automatic, two-door nardtop. EASTERN BUSINESSMEN nardti tion. Call 6464242 af [er6. remodeling, additions, roofing. nings, The Amerbelle Corpora Excellent condition. Original - Norm Davey 146-365, Jim owner. 39,000 miles. Call 643- Call Davla Patria, South Wind tion, 104 East Main Street, % p p y 1972 YAMAHA, 125 AT2, good sor, 644-1796. Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry Positions Now Mathieson 150-391, Ted Kowzuln 1613. condition. Knobby tire, $100. 146-377, Bud Holmes 136-371, Golfers Lead Passardl, 875-3325, between M UHRHR SERVHZ Phone 643-0712 after 5 p.m. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op Mick Holmes 168-389, Alan Gr- NEED CAR? Credit bad? WES ROBBINS carpentry Thought’ remodeling specialist. Ad portunity employer. Position now opon for oil burnor torvico zyb 139-370, Ron Joiner 170-427, Bankrimt? Repossessed? 185 SUZUKI, 2,000 miles, FUEL OIL DRIVERS MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) — “I don’t understand Honest Douglas accepts lowest ditions, rec rooms, dormers, man. Must carry stats llconss. Apply In par A1 Bonlni 142-141-392, Ed Baba excellent condition, many built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, MAN for tire service, with these golf scores but one thing Is sure — I hate to lose.” down, smallest payments. extras. Need money, best offer, 145, John Lauado 136, Harold Today! 649-3446. growing tire concern. Good son only: Haraghey 135-355, John Galll The words were uttered by Jackie Burke Jr., non-playing cap Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 649-4670 after 6. benefits and overtime. Must be Must have class 2 license. For winter work. 145-369, George Blake 138-382, tain of America’s Ryder Cup team after an amazingly bad start LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- married and w^nt steady work. aOto Servloee Ottered 12 Tom Fahey 365, Sandy Hanna in the biennial matches which have been dominated by the United CALL 643-27U INSURANCE — com- new homes custom built, Apply in person, Manchester pare our low rates. For a Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, ^ BANTLY OIL CO., INC. 351, Tony ACeto 362, John Aceto States for 46 years. tele remodeling, additions, rec 351 Apply in person to Danny or Scotty telephone quotation call Mr. rooms, garages, kitchens Manchester. MAIN STREBT MANCHESTER 359, John Mack 352, Ernie The underdog British and Irish team shot to an incredible lead Manchester Dolin at 64M050. Oakman 351, Rick DeDominicls after the first session of the three-day golf spectacle Thursday. . . . Sem w ne SHARPENING Service - remodeled/ bath tile, cement Saws, knives, axes, shears, The score was SW points to 2W — and the Americans were moyhowMMtyo* work. Steps, dormers. Residen TOOL MAKER, machinists, 365, Dave Grzyb 351, Rich Evening 1970 CUTLASS, power steering, skates, rotary blades, (^ick milling machine operators, and downcast. tial or commercial. Call 649- Cochef ski 371. o happy cidl power brakes, radial tires, $L- service. Capitol Equipment 4291. lathe operators. Experienced MORIARTY RROS. ’The British were amazed too, for one reason alone. No one on 600, 649-8496 or 742-8829. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. preferrra, will train right man. KACEY - Sam Nasslff 202, this side of the Atlantic, it seemed, should be able to emerge Hours dally 7:30-5, ’Thursday R.E. GOWER— Finish carpen Apply at Paragon Tool Com WANTED OFFICE, 31B Cantar Rtraet John Martin 218-590, Jim Cantin triumphant from a day of golf against such stars as Jack CHEVROLET - 1970 Camaro, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 6$3- try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad pany, 121 Adams Street, 203-535, Mark, Olsen 212-521, Nicklaus, Lee ’Trevino and Arnold Palmer. ' SS, 396, air-conditioning, AM- 7958. ditions, porches, any type Manchester. Frank Ruff 208^520, Ed Yourkas But Brian Banres and Bernard Gallacher of Scotland paced the FM, Micheiins, excellent condi remodeling, 646-2087. tion. One owner. Call 872-6511. 202-537, Mai Dana 225-556, A1 British Isles squad to a lead that looks sensational on paper but Happiness is- ODD jobs, paneling, household FREE TOYS — Free Christmas CREDIT MANAGER Bolts 506, Ron Jeroszko 511, could dissolve ih the next two days. repairs, carpentry. Call 649- ANY TYPE remodeling and ad in your free time. Demonstrate 1967 CORTINA, good running toys for Friendly. Call Cathy Long established Manchester firm looking for an Ken Tomlinson 542, Bob Audet Friday’s matches repeat the opening day pattern of four Scotch dition, carpentry and masonry. condition, body ^eeds some Free estimates, A. Squillacote, 684-3659. experienced office and credit manager. Must be 501, John Ragna 520, Jim Farr foursomes — in which the partners hit alternate shots with one Attenolng The 7th Annual work, $400 negotiaDie, 142 H i^ I POWER Mowers, hand mowers 649-0811. strong In all phases of collections. The finest of 562, Terry Means 513. ball — and another four four-bail contests. Street, Rockville. repaired, pick-up and delivery. WOMAN wanted for pot ADVERTISING DISPATCH BOLTON ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE working conditions and employe benefits. Write, In ’The contest reaches its climax Saturday with 16 singles in Prompt-Reliable-Service. Call CARPENTRY-Porches, gar washing and general help. Good Dutias includa proofing of advortlalng copy, WEDNESDAY WIVES - match play and even if the Americans are trailing at that stage St. Maurice Parish Center 1970 PON-TIAC GTO, hooker Sharpall, 64^5305. ages, addition, repairs, small wages, free meals included. confidence stating your qualifications, to Box P, The delivering of tear ahaata, and miscallanaoua offlea they usually come into their element in the head-to-head headers, ram air, posi-, crane jobs. Free estimates. Call Must furnish own transporta Manchester Evening Herald. Herald photo by Ofiara Joanne Korner 177, Peggy Saturday, 1-9 P.M. dutiaa. Muat hava car. Waakly salary, medical plan, matches. cam, air shocks, new mags and kephen Martin, 64^7295. tion. Cali 649-5313. Callahan 188-468, Anne Ruggles tires, low mileage, 32,200 or mileage compensation. TOWN TENNIS WOMEN’S FINALISTS-Millie Lucek and Sue Badge, left, succumbed to 214-486, Elvina Batch 463, The Ryder Cup, donated by an English merchant in 1972 as a Sunday 10-5 P.M. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving v best offer, 872-86M. large appliances, cleaning ...... DRIVERS for school buses, Direct inquirioa to Duane Edmonds Director of Lynne Topping 478. symbol of golfing supremacy between the old and new worlds, Marty Barliman and Linnea Everett in the finals of the Women’s Doubles Division of the cellars, attlcs.g cellars, attics. RooSng-SIdtng-Chlmney 15 hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:15- HOSPITAL COOK Advortlalng, Manchester Evening Heralds has been won by the Americans 15 out of 19 times. ’The British 1970 DODGE, needs body work, Earn Extra Monayl 1973 Manchester Town Tournament. The scores were 3-6,6-2, 7-5. Mrs. Everett is also the Also will buy and sell used fur 3:30 p.m. Will train, good pay. For this position we need Y - A1 Bujaucius 161-405, A1 have won only three times. One match was halved. $650. Evenings, 41 Homestead 16 Brainard Place Phone 643-2711 Women’s Singles champion. ______niture. 644-1775. ROOFING and roof repairing, Apply now. Call 643-2414. ’ someone with experience in Clerk to work in retail store,| Pirkey 153-401, Fred McCurry Happy Birthday ..Street. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. institutional cooking to must be mature, evening an V 350, Art Johnson 159-372, Rocco Happy Birthday TWO handymen want variety of MACHINISTS - We have the Tennis DOTTIE relieve our breakfast cook, weekend hours available.] Lupacchino 140-358, Pete Aceto FRANK PHILIP 1968 MUSTANG, V-8, jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer BIDWELL Home Improvement following openings — Lathe, iV.E. College Football automatic, power steering, 59,- dinner cook and salad maker Profit sharing, retirementj Season’s First Setback LOS ANGELES — Newcomer 137-367, Mike Pagani 353, Andy from those tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at Co. E xpert installation of Bridgeport, vertical turret COUPLE WANTED to take The Best HuGband in 000 miles, one owner, $1,050. aluminum siding, gutters and on their regular days off. plan. Apply in person. Raul Ramirez of Ensenada, L am oureaux 145-360, Don who love you tics, cleaned. Reliable service. lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy care of home and one teen age The World. 646-2210 after 5 p.m. Reasonable rates. 643-530S. trims. Roofing installation and Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, Excellent benefits, wages, child. Live-in own quarters. Mexico, upset Arthur Ashe of Carpenter 361, Mike Balesano Dealt MCC Netmen repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. Manchester, 649-0000. and working conditions. CUMBERLN0 FMMS STORE CaU 2896000 between 10-4 p.m. Miami, Fla., 6-4,4-6,6-3 and ad 135, Ed Bujaucius 159-396, Bob Usstisi' fir litdti? 1966 CHEVROLET wagon, good LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Please contact Personnel ISI Middle Turnpike West, First Class Loquacious Bobby Riggs Redmond, saivaged a singies vanced to the quarter-finals of With Love, Boroch 374, Bert Davis 147-376, Boston College Ym I «it tM$ ISiNti' is % condition, $575. Phone after lawns mowed, trees cut and HORACE Tetrault - Siding, BOYS 12-14 wanted to sell Department, 646-1222, ext. Manchester, or SERVICE STATION attendant, wasn’t the oniy ioser on the ten win by Bob Marko, 6-1, 6-1. the $75,000 Pacific Southwest John Rieder 139-388, Joe From the Qirl who knows 5:30 p.m., 8724373. roofing, storm windows, aw newspaper subscriptions « IhraMWntMi ^ removed. Cellars and attics 481. 328 Green Rd., Manchester male or female, second shift. SHEET METAL nis courts yesterday. Results—Singles - Lansberry Tennis 'Tournament. Pagano 158-381, Hank Martyn cleaned. Free estimates. Call nings. Quality workmanship, evenings 5:30-8 p.m. Call Mr. Phone 875-9924, ask for Tony. Manchester Community (N) def. Austin (M) 6-1, 6-0; HOUSTON — Fourth-seeded 381, Russ DeVeau 350. To Test Tulane 1970 FURY III, excellent condi- 6434000. free estimates. Fully insured. Cordera, 647-9946. MAHCHESTER MECHANICS Coilege was handed a 4-1 defeat Virgilio (N) def. Barney 8-0; Julie Heldman of Houston tion. Air-conditioning, 872-9187, 649-3417. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STATION Wagon drivers, for automatic transmission. Cali in its opening test yesterday Doubles - Santore-Marko (M) defeated Pam Teegardeh of Los TREE Service — (Soucier) EXPERIENCED Short Order. HAIRDRESSER wanted to school bus routes. Will train. & MACHINE SPICE — Nancy Joyce 125 HERALD after 5 p.m., 6494132. ROOFING - Specializing Hours 5 11 p.m., Monday 71 Haynes St., Manchester against Norwaik Community def. A dler-Alteri (N) 8-6, Angeles 4-6, 6-2, 6-0 in the se BOSTON (AP) — Boston College tries to break an old ’Trees cut, building lots cleared, to, work in pleasant up-to-date Good pay. Call 643-2414. PLEASE READ repairing roofs, new roofs, through Friday. Apply only in Coiiege. Lansbery-Virgilio (N) def. cond round of an $80,000 Dixie jinx on an invasion of the South and the Ivy League trees topped. Got a tree salon in East Hartford, 289- ASSEMBLERS BLOSSOMS- Lorraine Swift BOX LETTERS 1967 CADILLAC, 44oor, good gutter work, chimneys, cleaned person, Hartford Rd. Dairy APPLICATIONS are now being The locais, coached by Jack Austin-Bamey 8-0. problem? Well worth phone 8281. women’s tennis tounament. 125, Betty Cornelieson 125. teams continue preparations for their season openers, but YOUR AD condition, needs body work, call, 742-8252. and repaired, 30 years Queen Brazier. accepted for full and part-time Minimum one year For Your CUSTODIAL applications being experience. Must read there’s still plenty of action on the home front Saturday in asking $800. E venings 41 experience. Free estimates. accepted for lull-time work. counter girls. Hours 11-2 p.m., Information Homestead Street. BABYSITTER in my home, blueprints. Excellent fringe HOME ENGINEERS - New England college football. Classified or “Want Ads” REWEAVING burns, moth Rowley, 643-5361. PART-TIME Janitorial work Excellent benefits, contact of starting October 1st., 7:30-2:30 5-11 p.m. Apply in person. mornings. Call 649-5334. benefits and pay. Michele Welch 177, Phyllis The BC Eagles, who opened THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a holes. Zippers repaired. Win fice of Chief of Maintenance, daily. Call after S p.m., 646- Burger Chef, 230 Main Street, Heritage 198-502, Dolores Lewis with a 45-0 rqut of Temple, then bowed to Boston Universi disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser 1962 CHEVROLET Belalr, good dow shades, Venetian blinds. ROSSI Roofing, siding, South Windsor Board of Educa Manchester. Must be 18 or over. Sin ce 1935 condition, $100. Call 649-7396. chimneys, gutters. Free es 4425. 187-496, Doris Dickinson 468. move up in class and help ty. advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST Keys made. TV for rent. tion, Union School, 771 Main PRESSURE BLAST Vermont, 1-1 foj the season, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. timates, fully insured. Days, Street, South Windsor, Conn, or PART -nME babysitter, op Tulane launch its 1973 cam Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and 1964 PONTIAC LeMans, Coupe, evenings, 529-8056, Paul SEARS ROEBUCK WOMAN to clean, one day a MFC. CO., INC. meets Connecticut in another call 289-3012. week. Call 649-7743. tional light housekeeping, four PINNETTES - Kim Murphy paign in New Orleans. BC is ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time 6 cylinder, power steering, Cosgrove, 643-5364. mornings, temporary until end 41 Chapel Street iXCLUSIV^LY 206-492, Sharon Holmes 190-183- better than a touchdown under Yankee Conference encounter. identity can follow this for the next insertion. The automatic transmission. Good AUTOMOTIVE of November. Near Pathmark, Manchester, Conn. PILGRIM MILLS, 434 Oakland WAITRESS for part-time, after dog, partly because the game is Connecticut is hoping to procedure; Herald is responsible for only condition, $350. Phone 643-0448. 515, Irene Stone 180, Ginger Street has full and part-time school hours and Saturdays. own transportation necessary. Yourkas 182-467, Betty Plumley in the South and partly because rebound from a frustrating loss ONE incorrect or omitted Heating-Pluntbing 17 CEHTER 646-3963. . Enclose your reply to the Folay-Sharp openings for experienced Will train. Good pay, excellent Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, 179-471, Anne Nivison 468, Ruth Tulane is striving to move up. to Lehigh, which rallied from a insertion for any advertise 1968 T-BIRD, factory air- Is looking for part-time back; cashiers, and salesladies. Apply box in an envelope — address SAW t TOOL SHARPEMK BOTTI Heating and Plumbing gratituties. Pleasant at between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., OLDSNOBILE Smith 465, Dolly Dawood 456. The Eagles have not won in 20-point deficit to down the ment and then only to the ex conditioning, tape, new radials, shop personnel. Part-time in person. mosphere. Apply in person, CLERK — Accounts Payable. to the Classified. Manager, 1-429-3631 — Prompt, courteous service. weekdays. the Deep South in 11 years. Huskies on a late field goal. tent of a "make good" original owner, 528-7656. Brass Key Restaurant. Light bookkeeping experience Manchester Evening Herald, Rediscover the Joy of Call 643-1496. mornings, afternoons or and/or appropriate educational They have the offense, but the insertion. Errors which do not PART-TIME for nights and TO BETTER SERVE YOE! together with a memo listing 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, working with a sharp tool. evenings. Apply in person. background. Dynamic Controls PARKADE DUSTY - Bob defense is going to have to be lessen the value of the Saturdays for service station CLERK-TYPIST, experienced, the companies you do NOT needs work, $125 or best offer. Your work will be easier, NO JOB too small. Immediate work. Must be over 18 years. Corp. 8 Nutmeg Rd., South Black 201, Tom Atamian 220- much better than against Tem advertisement will not be cor Call 289-4851. 8-4:30, all benefits. Dean want to see your letter. Your faster AND safer. Bring your service on service calls. Free SEARS Experience helpful. AppW in Machine Products, 102 Colonial Windsor, 2896807. 202-585, Ken Hesford 201, Larry ple for any upset. Temple’s LEGAL rected by "make good” estimates gladly given on AUTOMOTIVE CENTER U tter will be destroyed if the tools In today for fast, expert person at Brown’s Tire Shop, Road, 649-5265. NEED part time work? We Davis 205, Mike Masilonis 214- Owls piled up yardage, but insertion. CLEAN 1966 Impala, power heating or ^umbing. Faucets MANCHESTER PARKADE RELIABLE Woman wanted for advertiser is one you’ve service. 333 Main St., Manchester. have morning hours, open for 567, Joe LaVae 204-539, Gene were frustrated by fumbles, in NOTICE brakes, power steering, repaired or installed. Water housework, one or two days ADMISSION OF ELECTORS mentioned. If not it will be BIWi HwcNwra, Mmeh., men. (^11 643-4000. Nead 218-524, Stan Pliska 525, terceptions and missed field automatic transmission, air- worked on. Complete TRUCK DRIVER, oil delivery. weekly. Hours flexible, own Notice is hereby given that handled in the usual manner. 6 4 3 > 2 7 1 1 Star Trua-Valua Ha/awara, SALESWOMAN for exciting NIGHT dishwasher, 5 or Ronnie Haugh 507, Terry Shep goal attempts. conditioner, new muffler, tune- RoelnWa, S7B-4845; EWngloa STB- g systems, rec rooms, nights per week. Apply in per Apply Route 6, Bolton, M&M transportation preferred. Call RECEPTIONIST for evenings. the Board of Admission of Elec- up and front alignment $600. MSI B etc. Call M & M Plumbingcareer & in the prestigious world Oil or call 649-2OT1. All benefits, 643-5^. pard 535, Gene Wilders 521, Letting others get early of radio. Full or part-time. son only, Howarcl Johnson tors, of the Town of Call ^ te r 4 p.m., 64^7686.. W.H. Ingland Hardwara, BoUon Hqating..649-2871. vacation, holiday, life in Pete DeCarli 541, Ken Hestaf- starts, Dartmouth, Yale, Har Serve your community while Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke. Manchester, will be in session Ndoh, S4S-S20S surance, pension, uniforms, WANTED ex]perienced building son 504, Ernie Whipple 515, vard and Brown have scrim Lost and Found Autos For Sale you earn big commissions. in the Municipal Building, Town 1972 CENTURIAN Buick, Agway, bw., Maneh, S43-B123 SEWERLINES, sink lines, permanent work. movers and nelpers. Call 633- 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Conrad Sullivan 546, Dick mages scheduled. All four get H irin g • Hama Cantar, floula SS, Immediate openings. Fringe Clerk’s Office, on Saturday, CORVETTE 1969, 427-390 h.p, excellent condition. All power. cleaned with electric cutters, 2025. Murphy 511, Bill Conway 518, under way in non-league games LOST — Green Rd. vicinity, Air conditioned, two-door hard by professionals. McKinney benefits. Leading community PAINTER COOKS — No experience September 29, 1973 from 4:00 orange and white cat wearing power steering, power win oriented radio station looking CUSTODIANS — Part-time per Larry Davis 511, Roger next week. top, 4 new tires, 644-0565. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Full-time opening for required.Good salary and many KITCHEN Help - Full-time P.M. to 8:00 P.M., for the pur n ee n flea collar. Answers to dows, leather interior, 27,600 for creative, hardworking, manent work. Experienced. Micczkowski 541, Mark Royce After breaking even in close pany, 643-5308. experienced painter. benefits. Now interviewing. kitchen help needed. Please Mornings, evenings, ^ s t Hart pose of admitting all persons Princess. Family pet. Reward. miles. 646-3798 evenings. 5 STUMP Removal — (Soucier). community oriented represen 578, Bill Conway 518, Skip Kelly games with Holy Cross and Trueks-Tractor Excellent benefits and wages. Call U.S. Army, 643-9462. contact the Personnel Depart ford; evenings, Manchester. who are found to be qualified to 643-6897 after 5 p.m., 547-5613 — Unsightly stunips, chipped out, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing tative. Call WINF/CBS 646- 519. Villanova, Massachusetts opens 1960 OLDSMOBILE, must go, For additional information ment for further information. Call 643-5691, 26 p.m. be Electors of the Town of daytime. 1972 CHEVROLET pick-up fi . neatly and economically. 742- repairs, remodeling new workrk. 1230, Mr. Chamas. An equal op COMPUTER OPS Trainee - Manchester Memorial defense of the Yankee good mechanical condition. For portunity employer. please contact Personnel Manchester. cylUnder, excellent conation. 8252. Free estimates. No job too No experience required. Hospital, 71 Haynes St., CARPENTER - Experienced Conference championship as FOUND — Shepherd type, parts, with extra parts. Asking Dept., 646-1222, Ext. 481. The Qualifications are as 12,:,200. 1-4296223. sm all. Prom pt service on Training, good salary, many Manchester, Conn., 646-1222, only. Must know trim, framing, Visit Us In Our Beautiful Cheney Squad host to Maine. Quarterback female dog, black and tan. Call $50. 643-1780. ODD JOBS - Moving TEACHER — (Secretarial sub follows: Applicant must be a emergency, 643-7024. MANCHESTER benefits. Now interviewing. Ext. 481. Equal opportunity new and remodeling work. Peil Pennington, injured as the I)og Warden, 6464555. ^pUances, etc. to the dump. jects), excellent opportunity United States citizen, eighteen 1940 CHEVROLET business FOR SALE - Unused r ^ i l t Call U.S. Army; 643-9462. employer. Must be willing to work Drops 2-1 Duke Minutemen e d g ^ Villanova, is 1969 GMC, V-6 motor, $300 or Cfellars and attics cleaned. for a teacher well qualified in MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (18) years of age, be a resident Peraonals-Announcements 2 coupe, solid body, many parts, secretarial subjects. Post Willimantlc and Manchester healthy and ready to go against — - •• - f------best offer, 872-0850. Landscaping and tree work, Floo rin g 19 71 Haynes St. CASHIER — Some clerical, area. Call 1-429-3534 after 7 in the Town of Manchester, and $350. Call after 5. 872-0635. secondary secretarial school RELIABLE woman wanted to Despite outshooting Maine, which beat Vermont and 528-8649. Manchester, Conn. ermanent, part-time. Moore’s p.m., only. NEW FACIUTIES take the oath prescribed by law. WANTED — Ride to and from - - ‘ with highly motivated students. care for children, overnight, on Cromwell 13-8, Cheney Tech’s 1957 FORD Pickup truck, $235. FLOOR SANDING and Equal opportunity employer. uper stores South Windsor. Dated at Manchester this 21st Hartford, Burnham Street, 289- 1970 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4- EXCAVATING, bulldozing, Daytime schedule. Should have t an occasional basis, 2286529. soccer team wound up on the door, power steering, Evenings, 41 Homestead Street. Refinishing, (specializing in Call Mrs. Nielsen, 9-12 noon, NURSE’S AIDES - 7-3, LIQUOR PERMIT day of September 1973. 6774. large and small, septic repairs older floor^. Inside and outoide state certification. Excellent 2896231. short end of a 2-1 decision automatic, ideal second car. salanr. For interview please experienced, full time and part- GRAND OPENING SALE Notice of Application Board of Admissions 1971 FORD Pickup, 8’ body, and installations. Sewer con painting. John Verfaille, 646- MATERIALS handlers — time. Liberal fringe benefits. yesterday afternoon. $1,000. 649-8371 after 5. nections. Loam, fill gravel for call Mrs. Magner, at 563-2871. INSTALLER — Experienced applications are being taken for Cheney’s goal was scored by This Is to give noUce that Peter Ev- Chester F. Bycholski with cap. Excellent condition. 5750, 8^-2222. wanted immediately to handle SURVEYOR TRAINEE - No Apply in person. East Hartford tu s h e k , of 221 F e rg u so n R o ad , V-8 engine. I%one 643-8573 after sale. Owner operator, quality experience required. Good material handler positions Convalescent Home, 745 Main Joe Sharpies and the local Manchester has filed an appIicaUon Selectman deliveries and installation of 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, very good 5 p.m. work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 643- CONTROL desk operator salary and many benefits. Now which involves the movement Street, East Hartford. defense showed marked im lacarded September IS, 1873 with the Irene R. Pisch condition. Asking $475. I^one needed for Thursday, Friday, doors and windows, in the of raw materials and finished 74s AT 73 PRICES! Eliquor Conlrol Commission for a OatiHMIUt 7172. 742-9477. Bonde-Stoeks-Mortgegea 2 7 interviewing, call U.S. Army, provement over its opening Selectman 849-7258 after 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday evenings. Manchester area. Call 1-795- products through plant area. package liquor permit for the sale of MFntltsalti AuUhServIce 5279 for full information. 643-9462. WANTED — Maid for motel loss. alcoholic liquor on the premises. Route Mildred M. Schaller Aceessorlea 7 TREE Removal — Pruning, MORTGAGES, loans first se Must be neat, courteous, Apply Personnel Department, work, experienced preferred. HO PRICE INCREASE! SO, Hartfora Turnpike, Vernon. The Selectman spraying, etc. Fully insured. reliable. No phone calls. Apply Tne Iona Company, 6 Regent Branciforte and Haniewski business is owned by Peter Evtushek and cond, third. All kinds, Realty MAN TO work in parts depart-« Call 643-1555 for ap Licensed. Free estimates. Manager, Parkade Lanes. CLERICAL, STENO, Legal Street, Manchester. Cole collected the Cromwell Elizabeth Evtushek of 221 Ferguson Edward Tomkiel 13’’ SNOW T ire s - Studded, one statewide. Credit ’rating un ment. Some mechanical between 9 a.m. -12 noon. IMMENATE DELIVERY ON 73s! tallies. Roadi Manchester and wlU be conducted Town Clerk year old, $30 or best offer, 649- Phone 633-5345. necessary. Reasonable. Con Clerk ’Trainee — No experience by Peter Evtushek as permittee. EARN money in your spare knowledge and abiljty to do required. Paid training. Good ATTENDANT for Shell Car Dated September 13, 1873. NOTICE 0 ^ . fidential, quick arrangements. paper work. Call 643-2H4. situation Wanted 3$ PUBUC HEARING ••EEEEEEEEE***************** CUSTOM made Draperies — Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. time. Vanda Beauty Counselors salary plus many benefits. Now Wash, male or female, full-time very reasonable, work offers, a unique opportunity for interviewing. Call U.S. Army, days or nights. Must he over 18, n p e rt- 100 Constitution Piaza, Hart WANTED — Two part-time WILL DO babysitting in my NOTICE Court of Probate INVITATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mob/fe H om es guaranteed. Call anytime. 649- ford. Evenings, 233-6879. earning and management ad 643-9462. neat in appearance. Apply in home for toddler girl, (26 years ALL NEW CARS CARRY OUR TOWN OF COVENTRY District of Coventry vancements in the world of maids. Apply in person; erson to Mr. Clougnerty TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Manchester Motel, 1 McNall old), weekdays. Manchester. ZONING BOARD NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO BID Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 1970 MOBILE home, 12x50’, MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd fashion and beauty. If you want SHORT ORDER cook, fast food etween 116:30 p.m. dally, 344 Phone 6496144. further information about Street. 36 MONTH or 36,000 MILE OF APPEALS Sealed bids will be received Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the large kitchen and living area, 2 ...... mortgages — interim...... financiniig service, good hours, salary Broad St. ESTATE OF LEO P. NORMANDIN becoming a counselor call 875- commensurate with ability. There will be a Public Pursuant to^an order of Hon. David C. in the Office of The Director of Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, drooms, laundry, good condi Peinting-Pepering 13 expeditious and confidential WILL TAKE care of children in Hearing on Monday, October 1, Rappe, Judge, all claims must be tion, $4,200. Phllbrick Agency, service, J. D. Real Estate 7357 for appointment. Apply in person after 2 p.m. HAIRDRESSER - my licensed home, vicinity of General Services, 41 (Center Manchester, Connecticut, ’Tuesday, October 2, 1973, at 8:00 Experienced, full or part-time. WARRANTY presented to the fiduciary named below Realtors, 646-4200. custom ASSOC.Assoc. 643-5129.W9-aiz». , DENTAL assistant — recepr LaStrada Restaurant, 699 Main Center and McKee Streets. Call 1973 at 7:30 p.m. in the base on or before December 14, 1873 or be Street, Manchester, Connec P.M. to consider and act on the following: J.P . LEWIS & Son custom MAN, part-time for Golden Charm Coiffures, Burr tionist. Must be neat, per Street. 643-9723. Plus SECORD TO NONE SERVICE ment room of the Town Hall to barred by law. The fiducial^ is: ticut, until October 5, 1973 at PROPOSED SEWER USE RATE SCHEDULE FQR decorating, interior am maintenance. Laurel Manor, sonable, willing to assume Corners, Manchester. (Service ie Parts Open Saturday) hear the following appeals; Attorney Lester Katz 11:00 a.m. for the following: STARCRAFT tent trailer, exterior, paper hanging, irall:^ Busineee Opportunity 28 28 Grand Street GENERAL CUSTOMER BILLING sleeps 4, stove, ice box, 6494519. responsibility. Willimantlc ELECTRONICS Maintenance Excellent pay, two weeks paid TYPING done in my residence. And NO DOCUMCNTARYf EES Roland Pouliot of Flanders Hartford, Q>nn. MlOt CONSTRUCTION OF insured. 649-9658. The following are quarterly minimum charges for sewer ser excellent condition. Asking area. Send resume to Box “D,” Trainee — No experience vacation. For appointment call Pickup and delivery service. Road appealing for relief from PARKING LOT - SALTER’S EAST HARTFORD - Silver JANITOR — Man to clean, Manchester Herald. required. Paid training.fling. CGood Rosemary, M 9-2^, or 649-2807. vice by the Town of Manchester Sewer Department: $700. Call 6494774 after 5. T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, Call 643-7520 after 3:30 p.m. the restrictions imposed in Sec POOL Lane, Pizza and grinder store, small manufacturing building. salary plus many benefits. 1Now Court of Probate %’’ Meter Allowing 1200 c.f. $ 5.85 Interior-exterior painting. excellent investment, $10,900. tions 7.1.5 and 2.1.2 to allow Bid forms, plans and 1969 TRAVELMATE, tent Call 6466800, Multi-Circuits, 50 MACHINISTS wanted, interviewing. Call U.S. Army, HOUSEKEEPER -- Sitter, 5% FORMER executive secretary District of Coventry %’’ Meter Allowing 1200 c.f. 5.85 Reasonable rates. Swirled Urban Red Carpet Service, year old kindergarten, 12 noon selling and repairing of guns specifications are available at trailer, stove, sink, icebox, Harrison Street, Manchester. Bridgeport and lathe ORK. 643-9462. wishes to do typing of any kind NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1’’ Meter Allowing 160Q c.f. 12.50 ceilings our specialty. Call 643- Realtors, 872-2304, 8797616. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through and selling of ammunition from the General Services Office, 41 sleeps 5. Phone 647-9881. Overtime, paid insurance. at home. Call 647-9523. 1V4’’ Meter Allowing 2400 c.f. 21.00 1949. KEYPUNCH Supervisor,uper Penobscot Tool and Gage, Friday. Call 6446983. LOOKING his premises on Flanders Road. ESTATE OF RITA LESSARD Center Street, Manchester, 2” Meter Allowing 3400 c.f. 31.50 ESTABLISHED gift and card wanted for second shift, 4 p.m. - Merrow Rd., Tolland, Route 15, FINANCE — Bookkeeping George Benoit, on behalf of Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Motorcyclee-BIcyclee 11 INSIDE-Outside painting. Dogs-BIrdS’Pats 41 Rappe, Judge, all claims must be Connecticut. 3’’ Meter Allowing 5500 c.f. 58.50 shop, unique and profitable, midnight, must be top keypunch Exit 99. 8756083. Trainee — No experience MEDICAL Transcriptionlsts — • Frank Spencer of Cross Street, presented to the fiduciary named below Town of Manchester Special rates for people over 65. good TOtential, $10,000 full required. Good salary plus 4’’ Meter Allowing 13275 c.f. 98.00 operator with supervision Experienced, for a well- OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog pup for A GOOD Used Cor? appealing for relief from the on or before December 14, 1873 or be Connecticut 1966 HARLEY Davidson XLCH, Fully insured. Estimates given. price. FYank Mott, Broker, 643- experience. Good starting many benefits. Now inter barred by law. The fldudaiy is: 6” Meter Allowing 21000 c.f. 193.00 stock. Excellent condition. New Call 649-7863. established company with a pies, champion sired, AKC, restrictions imposed in Section Atty. Lester Katz Robert B. Weiss, ______5658. salary, benefits. Cali Mrs. LAW ENFORCEMENT - No viewing. Call U.S. Army, 643- Here’s A Few From Our Outstanding Selection... Quarterly charges for sewer service in excess of the amount paint and mostly chromed. $1,- new branch office opening in OFA, shaggy, lovable, $200. 1- 10.3.1 to allow the addition of a 28 Grand Street General Manager ,, . , Cooper, E.C.M., 644-2445, South experience required. Training, 9462. Connecticut. Top hourly rates Many l«owner, Low Mileage, some Factory Warranty. Hartford, Conn. 061M allotted with the minimum charge are as follows: 500. Call evenings, 1-745-6861. GRAD STUDENTS 848-7818. porch to the existing building. “callable ...... Windsor. good salary and many benefits. and other fringe benefits. Call BUT ALL WITH OUK 0700 for painting, 4 years Private Instructions 32 CONSTRUCTION - No The public is invited to at For The Next First 10,000 c.f...... $0.41/per 100 c.f. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all experience, fully insured. Free Now interviewing. Call U.S. Ar T S I, 341 B ro a d S tr e e t , FREE — Full bred, full grown, KEYPUNCH Operators — Full my, 643-9462. experience required. Good Manchester, Connecticut, tend. For The Next 40,000 c.f...... 0.36/per 100 c.f. makes, models and speeds. estimates. Call our competitors black collie. Also her tiger cat ONE YEAR WARRANTY! time days or parj-time salary plus many benefits. Now (203), 6466131 for appointment. Raymond A. Desmone For The Next 1,288,720 c.f...... 0.26/per 100 c.f. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, then call us, 649-7034. MEYERS Piano and Music interviewing. Call U.S. Army, friend. Call 643-1722. 71 TORONADO $4195S4195 73 F0M) $3295; 70011170 CNEVR0Ln $1695 Studios has 7 teachers for evenings, alpha-numeric MECHANIC TRAINEE - No ICvitem, fully Air Condi* El Camino Pickup. V-8, AT, PS„, Impale 4 Or. Hardlap, a ip ^ PI, PI, Chairman Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- 643-9462. TOWN OF MANCHESTER ForTheNext l,336,720c.f...... piano, guitar, organ and drums. experience a must. Salary experience required. Good MATURE WOMAN, oral sur FREE — Fluffy calico Honed. low milea. vary dean Coventry Zoning For The Next 1,836,720 c.f...... 0.61/per 1000 c.f. ESTABLISHED painting con negotiable, benefits. Call 71 OLDS $2295 tractors. (If it’s worth owning, Students now being enrolled. salary and many benefits. Now gery office, full or part-time, (unusually marked) kittens to Board of Appeals HIGHWAY DIVISION All In Excess of 4,010,160 c.f...... 0.42/per-1000c.f. E.C.M., 644-2445, South Wind interviewing. Call U.S. Army,, VETERANS - Many jobs still 'experienced preferred. Call 872- D.Ha U 1-dr. hardtap^ autMnatIc, 1966 450 HONDA for sale, $400. it’s worth painting). Expert Call 649-3057 or stop in at 111 available at choice locations. good homes, 643-1969. 72 CHRYSLER $3695 PS, PI, MW awnar. i l dEVROLET $2795: sor. 643-9462. ' 3S84. If no answer, 872-6886 Newport Royal 2-Door Hardtop., Call 7426829 or 6496496. workmanship, spray, brush, Center Street, Manchester. Get credit foryour training and Monte Carlo 2-Ooor Hardtop., | Commercial and industrial customers that do not obtain Open 9 a.m .6 p.m. between 9-3:30.' FREE — One year old male AT, PS, PB, air, low mileage. 69 PLYMOUTH $1495; AT, PS, PB. very aherp.. roll, interior, exterior. Houses I pai experience, u ill U.S. Army, water from either the Town of Manchester Water Department GIRLS Polo 3-speed bicycle. painted as low as $100,643-0001. TRUCK DRIVER - No Great Dane, to loving home. Sport Fury Coupe. AT, PS, PB,r gosltions available. Must have experience required. Training, 643-9462. GAS STATION attendant very cleen. 72 PONTIAC $2695 or the Manchester Water Company are required to either meter Front and rear hand brakes. Phone 649-2384 or 6496400. 70 FORD $1995, loMofif, 4 dr. Hardtop, Vet, «w lot, good salary and many benefits. needed, full-time. Apply in per Country Squire 9-Paaa. Wagon. their own private water supply or install a sewage flow, Basket and light Included. One STEPS, sidewalks, 71 OLDS $3695 p o w i^ ilofrin g, 1 awijarp' Now interviewing. Call U.S. Ar OVERSEAS JOB Opportunities son, Gorin’s ^ r t Car Center, ENGLISH Springer Spaniel a t ; PS. PB, 1 owner. PI, 4dlr. Herdlap, Aute., PI, PI, Tap measuring device approved by the Sewer Department. Use year old, very good condition, stonenwalls, fireplaces, GUITAR LESSONS Shape. I my, 6436462. — No experience required. Paid Route 83, Tolland Tpke., puppy, AKC, family, field, NOTICE charges to customers with sewage flow meters will be ). Call after 7 p.m. and all day flagstone terraces, concrete I68BUICK $109i$ 70 DODGE $1995 turday, 742-Wl. repairs, inside and outside. Call training at choice loations, Talcottville. show, black and white female, USdw . 2-Or. Hardtap, oulwiwik, 69 OLDS $1495 calculated on the basis of a 6-inch water meter. g SECOND SHIFT trainees - guaranteed. Good salary and 537-5734. m w rtM-tni, pm,w brak.., vny Monaco 4-Door Hardtop. AT, I Reasonably priced, 643-0851. Exceptional opportunities for CutloM S C*upa, Airtt, PI, PI, luikat PS, PB, air. If toe Superintendent of toe Sewer Department consents to 649-7120 many benefits Now er* HELP needed to sell flowers at tSMAe laao. TRIUMPH, 1972, TR6C, 660cc, the right men, to build a future accept industrial waste containing more than 300 parts per excellent condition, low EARN MONEY viewing. Call U.S. Army, 643 open air flower stand, FREE — Abandoned male, Contractors Interested In plowing for with a growing company, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, , million (PPM) B.O.D. (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and/or mileage. Must sell, Days, IMMEDIATELY 9462. gray tiger kitten, very affec Many, Many More Top Quality Cars to Chooso Frim i r Bullding-Contraeting ’portunity to advance into Sunday. Must have car. If you the Town of Manchester may pick up more than 600 PPM os suspended solids (SS), the following are 649-2m, evenings, 2^3647. Sell natiOnally-famous Knapp tionate. Call 6436590 after 5 APPlIANCEPARIi schooling, training programs, MATURE WOMEN, full and can work any or all of these p.m. Contract Proposals at 263 Olcott the quarterly charges in excess of the above sewer service MASON — Plastering, brick Hsip Wanted 38 supervisory and supervisory Shoes part-time or full-time. days, contact SDR Enterprises, WASHERS-DRYER 5 1972 KAWASAKI, 500 cc, get- laying stone laying and con part-time. Knowledge of sewing charge: positions. Please appV in per High cash commissions im necessary. Apply at 389 Broad Andover, Conn., 742-9965. HANDSOME, happy, healthv, ting married, must sell. Call crete. New and old. Free es REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. RANGES DISHWASHERS Street, Manchester, or call 649-6070. B.O.D. :$0.06 per pound, as determined by laboratory analysis. son, Klock Company, 1366 mediately plus bonuses Street, Manchester. huggable, 8 weexs, male. St. ANCHESTER 6436612. timates gladly given. E. to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- Tolland Tpke., Manchester. An S.S.; . .0.03 per pound, as determined by laboratory analysis. monthly, benefits. Your own COUNTER woman for evening Bernard puppies, AKC, cham REFRIGERATORS Richardson, 6436889, 6496608. hour week, ^ la ry $375.30 bi equal opportunity employer. AN’I'HONY F. PIETRANTONIO 1967 TRIUMPH TR6, good coh hours, your own business. No PLAY SANTA - The Avoii way shift, 5 p.m.-ll p.m. or mia pion lines, snow quality, perfect PPLIANCE_ weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with I night, 2-3 nights per week. house pets. Price increases Secretary, Board of Directors ditlon, $850 or best ollifer Call NEWtON H. Smith . A Sons - degree. Many fringe benefits. Investment. Free selling and this year! Sell lovely Avon gift Kn m Vt M , YWtti Are Rm , training kit. R.L. Johnson, items to friendly people near Experience not necessary. App with age, save now, 648-2493. I REPAIR Manchester, Connecticut 6486447 after 9 p.m. Remodeling, repairing, ad Veterans Home and Hospital, ly In person, The Pizza Place, John Burchill ditions, rec rooms, porches and Exit 23, off 161, West S&ieet, Wm ( Ids Art Gnw$ Dept. CMH-1, Knapp Centre, your home, earn extra cash to DSMOBILE in'UORI'lI S' MJN'XS’lP Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, make your own holiday Meadowbrook Shopping Plaza, KITTENS - Free to good tin $vi MY ke iitN M roofing. No Job too small. Call Rocky Hill. Call 529-2971, exten W l RRMnl 1961 Brockton, Man. 02401 lAUIarttotd ItGad. MANCHtiTER M l - l l l t Supsrintsndsnt of Highways this nineteenth day of Sept. 1973 brighter. Call 2896922. Coventry. homes. Call 6486442. ■ j ; i . ! : i t - L T i m the NwiM Om iHM Ml m ttl IM 649-3144. sions 395, 233, 248. CM M3-2T11 i3dV5 oaDiw Irnd MANCHESTEIr e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester,!Conn., Frl., Sept. 21, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl., Sept. 21, 1973 Houaaa For Bala n Houaaa For Bala 72 Houaaa For Bala n 72 Houaaa For Bala 72 Houses For Bala 72 Out el Tewn-For Bala 75 Out of Town-For Bala 75 A r t ld n for Sale 45 Rooma Without Board 59 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 63 Furnlahad Apartmanta 54 Out of Town- Houaaa For Sala — For Rant 55 MANCHESTER - New listing, ANDOVER — 200-year-old THE Thompson House — Cot FIVE ROOM duplex, no BOLTON - Sunset Garrison Colonial. Commercial South Windsor refrigerator, heat, hot water. 64 Duplex, 4 car garage, cen tage St., centrally located, children, no pets, garage, elec — „ Apartments, quiet country DRIVE B Y - MANCHESTER tral location, $34,000. Hayes or residential use. 3 income un large, pleasantly furnished tric stove, Frigidalre, $140 WOODLAND WHEN YOU TMNK REAL ESTATE Manchester—New on market - SPLIT LEVEL Over 30 Years . S trm Main iiving,living, attractive, spacious 3- 7-room Luxury Ranch with a Agency, 6460131. its, 3Mi acres. Hayes Agency, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, monthly. 52 School Street room apartment, off 44-A, $175. mcxiacE U 8 T U B O R $29,900 - Clean older 6-room 6464131. 7-room home with 3 .MANOR multitude of goodies, in DRAIN FIELDS for overnight and permanent between 12-9 p.m. Also Notch Rd. Extension, 6 THMK DAY WEEKEND Colonial, like new condition, HENRY STREET - Im bedrooms, baths, family guest rates. ROCKVILLE - Availahle Oct. new 3-room apartments, ready Eight room Colonial with garage, convenient location. cluding an in-ground pool. COVENTRY North, 7 room room, kitchen with dining 1st, nicely furnished 3W room We publUhad addrauai /or maculate custom Capecape Cod, MANCHESTER - New 3 APARTMENTS for November 1st., $200 with vlow, 4 bodroomsr 2 Huge kitchen, with all the 12i^' living room, fireplace, center hall Colonial Cape, IVk apartment, residential area. your eonvanlanea, several eph area, garage. Large treed lot. SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN furnished room for bedroom duplexes, IW baths, Homes tM d Street heat. All apartments have dis $30,900 - Immaculate, 3-4 bullt-lns, and a picture win wall-to-wall carpeting Married couples only need app llroplaooa, 2*A hatha, 2- BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO fast sales resuUad—Soooo, knotty middle-aged working man, 643- carpeting, stove, refrigerator, (OH W. MMille Tpke.) hwasher, paneling, patio, color bedroom Cape, fireplace, gar dow, den with fireplace, laun pine rec room, lutf/ul treed GRAVEL $25(J moiithly. Frechette 8t Mar- ly. No pets. Security, $160 ear garaga, In-ground here's more recent listings, 9353. HUNCHESTER keyed appliances, laundry 20x40 heated pool with age, nice lot. Waddell School. dry room, 3 beautiful lot, swimming pool. pool. Price MERRin AGENCY tin. Realtors. 647-9993.______BulHby monthly, 646-1060. facilities, 643-1440, 647-1342. $29,500 - Newly listed, 5-room Ranch, perfect starter or Drive by, then call us to In c|t^^$39,900. Hayes Agency, 646- realtors 848^1i m patio, finishad baaomont spect Owners very anxious. bedrooms, and 2 full baths, reduced to $34,500. Arruda MANCHESTER - Large clean FOUR ROOMS, second floor. U«R HOUSINfl CORP. retirement home. Fireplace, large porch and deep treed 24x24' carpeted family room, Realty, 644-1539. furnished rooms, maid service. FIRST FLOOR, ca ip te d , fur with walkout door onto George H. Griffing $110. Security deposit. Call 569- 1 and 2-bedroom luxury BQLTON — Three rooms, fur lot. $33,000 - Three bedroom Cape, 4 heated garages. Acre lot. ;7886 649-2813. nished, 2 bedroom 'Toznhouse, nished or unfurnished, lake paUo and pool aroa. Many ANDOVER 742-1 1592. apartments. Features wall-to- $30,500 • Large 3 or 4 bedroom home, with modem 88 ADELAIDE ROAD fireplace, large treed lot, off There's more. Call. WILLIMANTIC - Starter - appliances, heated, parking. privileges. Call 646-3784. I oxtraa. “ " — n Retirement. Walking distance How's that for openers? Henry St. Vacant. Must be ICOVENTRY (North) $36,900 | ROOM with bath for wall carpeting, vanity tile Kids O.k., $195 55-4. kitchen, and bath, carpeting, and treed lot. Immediate oc to shopping center, quiet dead MANCHESTER - Jefferson baths, built-in oven, range, Homefinders, $20. fee. 549-6980. cupancy. Probably M anchester's sold. gentleman, near bus and sho^ Apartments, wall-to-wall Q46r2813 j UMISIML & MCEll S end street, city water, city ^in^. Phone after 5 p.m., 649- dishwasher, refrigerator and Call 646-6868 premier location! A lovely, TAG SALE - Furniture, toys, carpeting, dishwasher, Business Locatlons- $32,500 - Im m acula|% ^| Cape, with 200’ treed lot. $37,500 - Ju st listed, 4-4, REAL ■ Contemporary Ranch with * sewerage, aluminum siding, disposal, electric heat, 2 air WALL-TO-WALL Carpeting, winding road without the full basement, large out LIva Stock 42 gutters, glassware, clothes. appliances, sliding glass doors one bedroom, heated, For Rent 67 Fireplace, large kil® '^*"^ formal dining room. slightest hint of a develop Duplex, nice condition. West "cathedral beams throughout, | Books. Saturday 9/22173, 10-4, to private porch. One bedroom, conditioners, glass sliding ESTATE fwall to wall carpeting, ■ building. A lovely 2-bMroom MANCHESTER - Business wpliances, parking. Child O.K. ment atmosphere! (Quality, side, garage, fast sale wanted. RUNNING Brook Stables - Rain date, 9/29/73, Route 44A, $180. Two oedrooms, $195. 643- doors, all large rooms. Full $36,200 - brand new 6-room Colonial with fireplace, home. Only $21,500. Owner, 1- man - bedroom, living room, R eal sw eet a t $160. 60-1. FIRST TIME offered - 12- custom built for the present fireplace, 2 car garage, I 456-1129. Grooming, boarding, exer Coventry-Bolton line. 1440, 647-1342. basement storage area, ample MANCHESTER - 100,000 carpeting, IVk baths, and treed lot. CORNER prage. Beautiful private Homefinders, $20. fee. 549-6980. room duplex, one side vacant owner! A six room (Colonial $37,900 - Gorgeous 6-room equipped kitchen, set on a I cising, iessons, trails and parking. Starting at $175. Han square feet, will divide. $37,900 - Brand spanking new Raised Ranch with IVi Colonial, IVk baths, fireplace, I gorgeous wooded lot. See it, S home, meals optional. Suitable for manufacturing and and completely redecorated Ranch that the term pastures, tic. French Road, TAG SALE — Saturday, 10-5. dy to shopping, schools, bus UTILITIES PAID - One baths, fireplace, carpeting, and garage. screened porch, oversized you will want it. Call Tony I EAST HARTFORD-Sunset Glassware, knick-knacks, References, 643-8012. FIVE-ROOM first floor apart warehouse. 1-226-1206. with new hot water baseboard “Understated Elegance” was Bolton, one month free rent. and religious facilities. bedroom furnished apartment, $45,000 - Business Zone II, comer parcel. Six room older DELIGHTFUL — Spacious By RALPH PASEK Hills Area — 6room Ranch, jewelry. Cubles Drive, Bolton ment, in newer two-family. oil fired heating system, coined for! This you'll see by garage, large treed lot. Henry Wasilefsky at 649-5306. I Call 569-2200, 646-6254. ROOM, private home, central, Model apartment open for in parking provided, save $$$$. Colonial. Great potential. Cape, 3 huge bedrooms, 2 tile large kitchen with dishwasher Lake 44A to Tolland Rd., follow Separate driveways. Stove in 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for, store, aluminum storm windows, out driving by. What you won't St. location. Owner has moved good for someone away from spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday Only $110 a month. 55-40. side freshly painted, cider 2-car baths, fireplaced living room, In most states a creditor and built-ins, fireplace, central signs. cluded. $200 monthly. Call 646- office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- $48,500 - 7%% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE, available with see is the immaculate, roomy and will help with financing. Artlclea tor Sale 45 home, board optional, 643-6745. 1379 after 6 p.m. and Sunday. Other times by Homefinders, $20. fee. 549-6980. garage. Occupied side in good large screened patio. Finisheo may put a lien on your real • o B & W o . air-conditioning, garage. 36x20’ 5. this 2V4 bath executive Raised Ranch. Excellent location. interior and truly park-like Offers invited. above ground pool. Walk-out appointment. condition. 170 School Street, rec room, 200' deep lot with estate and perhaps eventual Tta BARROWS k WALLACE Co. 276 PILLOWS, originally con- p o m p o r t a r t p mnm fnr $55,500 - Brand new oversized 3-bedroom Duplex, IVi rear yard. Do call early — this fruit trees. Garage. 30's. Call basement with picture window. ALUMINUM sheets used as signed to L&B Varied. Mail COMFORTABLE room for SIX-ROOM Duplex, with stove, MANCHESTER 10,000 square $41,900. Call Peterman, 1^7,000 - New listing, id-room ly have your property sold to RMlton-MLS printing plates, .007 thick, Houses tor Rent 65 one won't...repeat — won't Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 5284570. 337,m . Owner. sealed bid to Wooster Express, working gentleman, parking, garage, unheated. $190. Securi feet industrial space. Fully Realtor, 649-9404. baths, brick and aluminum exterior. Compare other Cape, 3 full baths, 2-car gar collect the amount due him I sriUUHWWrMuebtritr rVUNIVPsrksd* ^— VWVMWMS4IN 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for 81. CNII: 643-1108. 150 Strong Road, South Wind references. Call 649-0719. ty required, 872-2918. sprinklered, loading docks, of values and then call. last! age, situated on a dead-end even though you did not Phone 643-2711. U M HOUSING CORP. MANCHESTER - 9Vi room ROCKLEDGE - 3 bedroom sor, Conn. Bids to be opened Oc fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- $59,900 - Large building with 3 apartments, store, and street, lSO'x200’ treed lot. voluntarily give him any GLASTONBURY - Brand new LADIES ONLY - Nicely fur NEW 3 bedroom Townhouse, 043-SSS1 Executive Colonial, 2Vt baths, Colonial Cape, 2 fireplaces, rec 38 PDRTER ST. REDWOOD FARMS - 7>A tober 8, 1973. 0131. three car garage. Excellent condition. Business Zone II. Includes 3-room in-law apart rights to your property as all brick, 8-room Dutch NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 nished room for rent, all IMi baths, carpeted, all Robert Murdock, ReaHor top residential neighborhood. room, 2 baths, immaculate. T. A majestic Victorian Colonial room oversized Colonial-Cape. BOLTON - New Listing, 60’ Colonial, three full tile baths, 2 Call for details, Hayes Agency, Offers invited. ment or rental income security for the debt...For cents each. Inquire side door, utilities included, private appliances, parking, near 043-9551 PROFESSIONAL office, J. Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. hidden front and back by a Large living room with U&R built. Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, treed lot, family Manchester Evening Herald. GIGANTIC Garage Sale — 646-0131. Unusual opportunity. example, because you are bedroom with community schools and shopping, $250 Stephan J. Luchon Jr. beautiful, spacious. Excellent veritable sea of green. Love fireplace, formal dining room, baths, acre treed lot, top condi room with beamed ceiling and Brand new best seller paper equipped eat-in kitchen, family backs, numerous collectibles, kitchen, living room and two monthly, 649-8782 after 4:30 Supl. - 040-5257 exposure. First floor, all TWO FAMILY for sale - 107 Pur offfM fs In constant need of now IMInga. H you*ra ly, private porches an equally unable to pay the debt, you tion, $46,900. Hayes Agency, pegged oak floor. Prime DARK rich, clean loam, 5 baths. Ideally located to bus p.m. VERNON - Colonial Cape Cod, Oakland Street, $25,000. Call Blinking of selling, please oall for oonfldentlal Inspeodon $51,900 - Only 2 left. New 3 room, 3 bedrooms, 1^ baths, are served a summons to 6464131. residential area, $68,500. Call Avon bottles, antimies and mis furnished or unfurnish‘ shed, 4 facilities, parking. Reasonable private rear yard. Rooms like yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, line and stores. Please call 236-6105. end evaluation. We waleome your budnead Remember bedroom duplexes, 1^ baths, attached garage. Treed lot. appear in court and the court Warren E. Howland, Realtors, cellaneous housenold goods. bedrooms, fireplace. Complete rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. they don't make any more, if Principals only. Call 643-4619. sand, stone, pool and patio after 5 p.m., 644-0383. you desdva only the bast aluminum siding. See our issues your creditor a judg EAST HARTFORD - Close to 643-1108. sand, 643-9504. Priced to sell. September 22,23. MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom kitchen with dishwasher, cor you'll pardon the questionable 9-2 only. No previews. 369 M anchestsr STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 NEW 6-room Colonial styled model home. ment lien on your property. the Aircraft, 64 Duplex that apartment. Appliances plus ning counter that cooks, dis Raised Ranch, large living grammar. You must see the Burnham Street, Manchester. Apartmanta For Rant 63 NOWRENTWG square feet. Stock Place, rear. You are ordered to pay the has been u ^ as a rooming SCREENED loam, gravel, washer. Available October 1. posal, etc. Rent negotiable, 872- room with fireplace, formal wrought iron work behind this Offered by the house, 2-car garage. Priced to STAFFORD SPRINGS - Han The Hew Security required, $170. Call 0850. Attractive rental. Brokers $54,900 - An acre of trees sur judgment creditor the dyman’s special, 54 Duplex, processed gravel, sand, stone, Boata-Accessorlaa 46 MANCHESTER - Midland and dining oom, eat-in kitchen truly lovely home. May be sell at $36,9M. Vacant. T. J. and fill. George H. Griffing, An 646-1109. protected. Call 522-3114. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO rounds this 10-room Colonial, amount due him, and if you some financing available. Centennial Apartments, two HOMESTEAD PARK VILLAGE wizh range, dishwasher, hood, REALTOR8-ML8 046-2482 possible to purchase in Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. dover, 742-78W. rooms at $120; three rooms at fan and disposal, three teresting furniture and fur 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car PHILBMCK can't after a period Asking $18,500. W.J. Barcomb 18’ GRADY White boat, 85 h.p. By Dam ato 122 EAST CENTER Street - 180 WMt Cantor Straat Realtor, 6444000. $150, $155 and $160; four rooms MANCHESTER - Modern, O ut of Town- bedroom!', two fully tiled nishings along with this un garage. Ideal for large family prescribed by the statutes, VERNON - $30,900, excep LOAM for sale. Call 646-4208. Mercury outboard and trailer. 1 & 2 Bedroom Townhouses New first-floor office space, All accessories, $850 or best at $170 and $175. Newly large one-bedroom apartment. For Rent 66 convenient location, ample ceramic oaths, basement laun ique property. he may have your property tional 3-bedroom Ranch on nice renovated. Includes heat, hot F e a tu rin g : Carpet, heat, and air- dry and half bath. Lower level sold at public auction to lot in desirable Lake Street TAG SALE - Furniture, TV, offer, 528-9411 after 6 p.m. parking, on bus line. Will sub AGENCY BOLTON water, oven-range, • Salt ctoan range conditioning. Available October ROCKVILLE - Rockland divide to fit your needs, 646- can be finished for den with 18 BLISS ST. recover the amount due school area. Many extras in dishes, silver, jewelry, clothes, refrigerator, parking and • Large ratilgarator fireplace and fourth bedroom. Seven rooms plus a very at cluded in this modem, neat and 45 1st. Security required, $165. Terrace Apartment, Highland 1180. MANCHESTER — 8 room him... NEW LISTINB toys, bikes, tools, 10-5 p.m., 325 Florlat-Nuraarlea storage. No pets.s. Call Vernon, • Shag carpeting Call 649-5597. Ave., large one bedroom Lot 100x150’ adjoins town tractive glassed and screened clean home. Owners are Vernon Street, Manchester. 0 4 7 - 9 9 9 3 Colonial, first floor family WHAT IS YOUR 872-8511. • Color co-ordinatad apartments, available im FIVE ROOM ground floor of property. $43,500. Call Peter Manchester-Own your own porch, set in what may ac building new home and would September 22nd. GARDEN MUMS - For sale, man, Realtor, 649-9404. MANCHESTER MLS FracM to*M artlii room and laundry room, large PROPERTY WORTH?? like quick sale. Financing FOUR BEDROOM • Full private basamants MANCHESTER - Two- mediately. Includes heat, hot fice. Paneled, carpeted, air- home and collect rent. 6-6 curately be called a mini 102 Avondale Road, AVAILABLE November 1st, bedroom apartment, available water, carpeting, air- Realtors, Inc. bright kitchen, 1V4 baths, 2- We will view your property arranged, 643-9887. i U n c h CLEAN Carpets the save and Manchester. Corner of Auburn • Hook-ups for washw dryer conditioned, central location. duplex in excellent condition. park, wall-to-wall in several five-room, second floor apart immediately. Security conditioning, all appliances, Parking. Apply Marlows, Inc., RANCH house on comer lot SPLIT LEVR 263 M iln SL, Mmehestor car garage. Large at NO COST or obligation This 8-room Ranch situated on safe way with Blue Lustre. Road, 649-1234. ment, 23 Huntington Street. • Private patios S ontrancas with shade trees and sidewalks. Luxury in this lovely 8-room 3 huge bedrooms, huge rooms. This oversized Cape • Walk to shopping i schools required, $150. Eastern Real with dishwasher and disposal. 867 Mam Street, Manchester. professionally landscaped lot and suggest today’s acre plus lot with 2-car gar Rent electric shampooer $1. $150 monthly. Adults. 649-6023. Estate, 646-8250. Private terrace and pool, $175., Oversized carport and redwood home in exclusive kitchen, living room and has been recently painted, V k The E. A. Johnson Paint Com in AA zone. Mid 40s. market value. age, won’t last long at $39,900. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig Mqdel Apts. Open 872-6360, 529-6586. enclosed patio. City water and neighborhood. 4 bedrooms, dining room. New roof, new baths. Garage with plenty of pany, 723 Main Street, THREE carpeted, air- BOLTON MLS your own, 90 cents or potted, WE HAVE customers waiting Dally 12 W Dark MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom sewers. Inree bedrooms, living siding, new bathrooms, 2-car extra room for lawnmower, COVENTRY—Excitingly un PASEK REAL ESTATE Add to all this two-full baths, Manchester, 649-4501. $1.10.29 Mountain Rd., Glaston conditioned rooms available large fireplaced living room, for the rental of your apartment End of Congress SI Duplex, with basement. VERNON - Willow Brook room and kitchen with com garage. 40’s. etc. Owners retiring, fast sale Manchester ique custom built Raised CONSULTANTS fireplaced living room, formal bury. Near Minnechaugh Golf immediately. Can be sub formal dining room, family or home. J.D. Real Estate Available October 1. Security Apartments, 3^ rooms at $180; plete built-ins including wanted, priced accordingly. Ranch on wooded lot, balcony FANTASTIC FIELDSTONE walls for sale. Course. off West Mkkio Tpke. divided. Call 649-5261 or stOT at room, 2Mi baths, double gar 8 0 8 BURNSIDE AWE. dining room and den or family Associates, Inc. 643-5129. TeL 646-6363, 6434535 or 646-1021 required, $165. Eastern Real 4Vz rooms at $195. Includes John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East refrigerator, oven, range, dls- overlooks beamed cathedral Call 643-0926. hwasner, disposal, breakfast age. Loaded with extras. 8 4 B -2 8 1 3 331 OAKLAND ST. EAST HARTFORD Raised Ranch in prestigq room, etc., etc. 49 Estate, 646-8250. heat, hot water, refrigerator, Center Street. ceilinged living room, formal traffic-free location is now Fuel-Food ONE-BEDROOM apartment, oven-range, disposal, dis coounter, two baths. Assumable Maintenance free exterior. Four room Ranch on a 2 8 0 -7 4 7 8 GARAGE SALE — Saturday 4%% mortgage. Asking $36,500, <28,500 dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, available. Large rooms ZINSSER AOENCY no children or pets, convenient SIX-ROOM Duplex. Available I 100'x225' treed lot! This is an COVENTRY and Sunday, September 22, 23, 4V2 r o o m s , second floor. hwasher, wall-to-wall 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck FIREWOOD for sale, seasoned ly located, $1M. 647-9903, 649- October 1st. Redecorated, at carpeting, air-conditioning, 643-1081. king sized master, multi throughout. Work saver 648-1811 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 32 Wellington Adults only. No children or dock, sprinklered, heavy floor older home, needs some work. 7 4 2 -8 2 4 3 hardwood, split. Free delivery. 1421 evenings and weekends. tic, basement, parking. $200 parking, swimming pools, functional finished lower equipped kitchen, wall-to-wall REALTOK ML8 Rd., Manchester. Furniture, pets, 649-4068. load. Warren E. Howland, (Honesty is still the best Call F. Schillinger, 872-0204 plus utilities. Security, 646-5427, lighted tennis courts, basket- SENTRY level, in-law apartment, 2Vs carpeting. Built this year. All frames, lamps, girl’s bicycle, after 5 p.m. week days, all day Realtors, 643-1108. MANCHESTER Real Estate Services 289-4331 policy). Priced at $20,000 643-9285. ball court, ice skating, picnic CAPE baths, 2'car garage. High 30s on acre plus lot. milk glass, old bottles, bird Several interested prospects MANCHESTER - 816 Center EAST HARTFORD - Im Saturday and Sunday. groves, storage. No pets. Call 12 ROOM DUP'.EX N e w aluminum cages, army cots, car rack, 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 Street. Open, inspect anriime. maculate Split you’d be proud FIRST-Floor, one-bedroom Vernon, 872-8511 between 9-4, already. Call now, if in MANCHESTER - 5 family miscellaneous. No checks PRESIDENTIAL cents per square foot including Just listed, an all aluminum MANCHESTER - We are Siding and raaf. * Vacant, excellent large 6-room to call home. IVk baths, rec FIREPLACE wood for sale, $35 apartment, 3-family house, am VILLAGER weekdays,lays, afte r 4, and on MANCHESTER — Investment terested. plus 5-car garage, excellent accepted. cord, delivered. Call 643-9800. heat, sprinkiered offices. sided, duplex in a great loca proud to offer this Jarvis built Cape, $33,900. Three or four room, country kitchen, 2-car VILLAGE APTS. ple parking, $145 a month, heat weekends,, call 872-4400. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, package of two 6-6 Duplex plus income, central location. $69,- SENTRY APARTMENTS tion for only $41,900. Call Mr. Cape, priced to sell under $30,- 53 BAniSTA RD. C a ll bedrooms, breezeway, garage, Real Estate Services, 2894331 ara^ and much more. Vin- included. Security and lease 643-1108. six room single. Fully rented. 900. GARAGE SALE — Saturday Garden Producta 50 MANCHESTER required. Call 64^3434,646-3553. Five-room, 2-bedroom Bogdan to inspect this great For details call The Zinsser 000. F eatures 3 bedrooms, Ansaldi-built plastered wall in-ground heated pool, rec ige Realty, 289-6044. and Sunday, 10-5 p.m., 12 fireplace in living room, rec room, short walk to stores, g townhouse, wall-to-wall ROCKVILLE — Spacious 3- real estate investment. Agency, 646-1511. Colonial in prime residential WARREN E. BOLTON — Approved 2 fi Englewood Drive, Manchester. PICK your own tomatoes, beat MANCHESTER - Storage room, equipped kitchen, one- church and schools, on bus line. HEBRON — 7% assumable One and two bedrooms. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con room apartment, heat, hot Please call 649-5306. area! Many extras, including acre wooded building lot on Antiques, furniture, collec the frost. Krawski Farms, THREE ROOMS, second floor water, appliances, parking. space, 600 square feet, ground car garage. Located within Principals only. Owner, 649- morteage, attractive financing. Near schools, churches apartment, stove and ditioners, appliances, heat level, loading piatform. $50 MANCHESTER - New Ranch, dishwasher, disposal, wall-to- HOWLANO d ^ d eiul street. HEBRON — New 5-room tibles, etc. Foster Street, South Windsor. M a rri^ couples only need app ..B&W.. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full walking distance of junior high wall- In several rooms, two 3635. Call tor particulars on this love and shopping center, on refrigerator, security, close to and hot water, V h tiled baths, monthiy. Cali 647-1818. and high school. Call M^s. Raaiurs M3-1108 Raised Ranch on one acre, ly all electric 8 room. Raised First right off Oakland Road ly. No pets. Security, $145 basement, quiet street. $34,900. aluminum siding, oil heat, $31,- TAG SALE — Moving plus 5 bus line. Call anytime. shopping. Call 644-2314 anytime. washer and dryer hookup, The BARROWS It WAIXACE Co. Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., air-conditioners, refrigerator, CIRCA 1730 - 16 rooms,] UKE NEW 7 room Colonial, Ranch. Girard & Buckley Real past the Manchester town line. monthly, 646-1060. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 900. Strout Realty, Hebron, 228- families, rain or shine, 26 $1.50 half bushel. Containers patio. No pets. VERNON INDUSTRIAL Place Reilton — HU Realtors, 643-1121. rotor antenna, etc. Vacant, recently restored. 7' priced below replacement cost. Estate, 8724179. , 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 THREE-ROOM Duplex, only is a totaliy new pianned Manchester Parkade — 6W43M ready to move into. Call, we fireplaces, summer kitchen, 6 9115. Woodland Street, Manchester. provided. Hours Monday- HEBRON—4-room apartment, FIRST TIME offered, 6-7 Conveniently located on V* acre older persons or young married Call 649-7620 professionai industriai building, have the key! in prime area. Low 40s. Owner, Friday, noon ’til dark, Satur Friday, 4-7:30, Saturday and stove, refrigerator, heat in Duplex. Living room, dining MANCHESTER - Bowers or more b^rooms, new baths, day, 9 ’til dark. Antiques, rugs, Sunday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. couple need apply, 64^1182. cluded, 228-9115. Ideai for manufacturing, MANCHESTER — Six-room new kitchen, two-car garage. 6^1485. Wantad-Raal Estate 77 assembiy and warehousing. It room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Cape, 4-bedrooms, fireplace, Special, move right in, prime furniture, infant furniture, FOUR LARGE room apart Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace. 83.400. REDUCTION $58,900 has been so designed to meet den. Excellent condition. CHESTNUT , level treed lot, ideal es- location is this 5vs room Split. sport goods, toys, clothes, etc. NA’ITVE apples and native Hall ment, first floor, on bus line, CENTRALLY located one- VERNON — Two-bedroom formal dining room, aluminum Has b^n decreed by owners SELLING your home or TWO-BEDROOM apartment, each individuais space Convenient location, business ed neighborhood. 30's. Beautifully landscaped, Haven peaches. Excellent for full size kitchen, self cleaning bedroom apartment. Modern apartment, heat included. siding, attachcned oversized I gar- on this Colonial C a ^ at 147 RANCH-4;roonjs, IH baths,’ acreage? For prompt friendly bath and kitchen, parking. $160 references, security deposit. requirements with modules zoned. W.J. Barcomb Realtor, STREET B Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, carpeting, built-ins, 2-car gar FOR SALE — Honda trail 90, freezing and canning. Fresh ap stove, refrigerator, ample Available October 1st. Security age._ e.W Walk a‘ to East Cathoiiclmd 644-8000. Parker St. The reason? formal dining room,.'3' IMMEDIATE service, call Louis Dimock with heat. Norman Hohenthal, Phone 643-1002. from 1,000 square feet to 50,000 643-6666. age. Immaculate throughout. Realty, 649-9823. $100, 40” electric stove, $45. ple cider. Ferrando Orchards, closets and cabinets, heat and required, $150. Eastern Real Parkade, $30’s. LaPenta Agen They've found a home they bedrooms, garage, treod lot. Peiser Realty. 2894628. Call 649-1656. 646-1166. square feet. It features parklike OCCUPANCY located on Birch Mountain Rd., hot water included. Tile bath, 95 WEST Middle T urnpike- 4V4 Estate, 646-8250. cy, Realtors, 646-2440. CAPE want to buy NOW! Your op $33,900. Glastonbury, 3 miles from basement storage. Laundry industrial environment, NICE Older home, lots of ALL CASH for your property room Duplex, heat, hot water, professionaiiy iandscaped portunity on this multi BOL’TON -- Fall Special im GARAGE SALE - Variety of Vito’s. facilities, garage, adults VERNON — One and two MANCHESTER - 6 room privacy, rural setting. Four or 40 ACRES—of land ins Manchester • Well built within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, stove, refrigerator, garage, grounds, exterior maintenance garaged property! maculate 6-room Cape, 3 things, 53 Edmund Street. preferred, no pets. Lease and bedroom apartments, im Cape, IVk baths, modern five bMrooms, bam and gar Manchester on East Hartford Colonial off Autumn Street instant service. Hayes Agency, APARTMENT basement laundry. Available provided, underground utiiities 4-ROOM HOME jSeven rooms, IW baths, bedrooms, den, garage. 6464131. Thursday, Friday and Satur FRESH sweet cider — apples, security deposit required, $190. mediately available at Town kitchen, finished family room, Nice grounds, reasonably 32-34 CLINTON ST. age. I^lced to sell. Paul W. line. that features brick and frame day. RENTAL OFFICE October 1st. Call 649-2865. attractive entrances and signs, Iliving room with fireplace. I^ugan, Realtor, 643-4535. Aluminum storms, wooded Tot, peaches, pears and plums. Open 643-4^. House Gardens. This suburban garage, aluminum siding. priced and economical living. Well kept 5-5 two family, fiat construction, plaster walls, extras galore. Peiser Realty, 7 days pier week. Botti Fruit We have a large variety of apartment community of un loading docks and overhead Desirable location, Stanley ■Beautiful treed lot, modem ELLINGTON - Building lot, WE WILL buy your house for TWO BEDROOM, centrally doors, ample parking space Ikitchen with built-ins. At- with 3 car garage for extra in formal dining room, three 2894628. cash. Call anytime, Hutchins GARAGE-TAG Sale - Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd. SIX ROOMS — Redecorated, on deluxe one and two-bedroom usual architectural designs and Agency, 643-5724. PORTER ST. area. — Im near Ellington Ridge Country' ’Thursday, Friday, Saturday. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• located apartment, not a com provided, sprinkler syslstem, |tractively priced at $35,900. come. Recently redecorated, large bedrooins, and a one-car Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. bus line. References required. apartments and townhouses beautiful landscaping features maculate 7 room Colonial, gar a u b . $7,500. Household, clothing, chairs, plex, adults only, no pets, burglarr g l alarm system newly painted. Two separate garage. This home offers Household Goods 51 Adults preferred. Available Oc throughout Manchester. Ren private entrances, private age, trees, privacy. Hutchins toys, hardware, miscellaneous. security and references available. Gas heat, 3-phase IMMACUUTE CAPE heating systems. Here's the CAPE — 4 bedrooms, living, gracious family living in a I COVENTRY (North) I tober 1st. $175. Reply Box tal office open daily from 9-5, patios with sliding glass doors, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 669 West Middle Turnpike., required. Available October electric, conveniently located topper - ASSUMABLE 7% room with fireplace, large, CLEAN USED — refrigerators, “CC,” Manchester Herald. other times by appointment. wall-to-wall .carpeting, range, (XNniK MMMBITMM^ good neighborhood, con I 11130,00011 I 1st. $225. Write Box, T, to 1-86. For information or ap o l c WARREN E. mortgage! Ask for Joe Lom eat-in kitchen, close to bus' ranges, automatic washers Manchester Herald. refrigerator, and garhage dis Tastefully decorated and venient to shopping, schools, TAG SALE - 55 Laurel St., with guaranteed. See them at B. pointment please call 872-0528, line. Immaculate condition. I And this immaculate 3 g HEATED — One-bedroom posal, master Tv antenna, customized throughout. b e a i T e s t j it e ) HOWLND bardo. etc. Needs a little but the South Windsor, off Kelly Road, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. Immediate occupancy. $31,- g bedroom, brick and frame g apartment with parking. Put DMUTO ENTBiPRISES, MC. FIVE ROOMS, ground floor storage and laundry facilities in Beautiful kitchen, 3 or 4 I ReaHor 643-1108 price is only $31,000. September 21st-22nd., 10 a.m.-3 St., Call 643-2171. your money in the bank, $115. basement, total electric. No to 5 p.m. . 78 TRACY DRIVE 000. 240-A New State R i, Manchester apartment, carpeted, paneled, bedrooms, formal dining Immaculate 2-family, 5-5, g Split with garage, country g p.m. 67-12. Homefinders, $20. fee. pets, rental starting $150 per 641^-1750 Unusual! Four bedroom over I kitchen, family room, ^ 646-1021 air-conditioned. Parking. Apply room, fireplace, enclosed In excellent condition. CARPETS — Wholesale to you 549-6980. month. Call 875-9876, Monday sized Cape. Could be five TWO FAMILY Duplex - 15 MARTCNS AOENCY I fireplace, plus many other | Bzzxxxxxx in and i m TAG SALE — September 22nd at our warehouse. The Cai^t Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main St., porch. Ceramic bath with Country Club area. Manchester. through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wanted to Rent 69 bedrooms, with 2 full baths rooms, newly remodeled R ealtors I fine features, can be yours. Z our buoy Boa. Wa