PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Oct. 26. 1973 Tolland MEA Backs Parties Exchange School h$ue Casino Night Planned •The representative council of VIVIAN KENNESON Richard Vaulding, or any clul> MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1973 — VOL. XCIII, No. 24 Political Charges the Manchester Education Correapondent member. Association has unanimously The Tolland Junior Woman’s voted to support the referen­ Club will sponsor a Casino dum question seeking additions VIVIAN KENNESON issues on a one-to-one basis on Night Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. at St. to and renovations of the Illing Matthew's Parish Hall. Vote (^orrrHpondent the following days: and Bennet Junior High Tcit'phunt* 875-4704 Saturday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Sunday, The public is invited and Schools. tickets are |8 per couple, which Republican In reply to the recent 1 to 4 p.m.; Nov. 3,2 to 4 p.m. at At Bennet, the renovations Democratic rebuttal of the Democratic Headquarters in entitle participants to one large for Nixon Confident Of Mideast Peace will bring the school up to fire pizza, two beers or sodas, and Republican platform, the Colonial Square Plaza on and safety standards. A much Republican Town Committee Rt. 30. 11,000 in play money for needed library-medii center and gambling. PAUL E. chairman Russell Stevenson Deinoerats Take Issue gymnasium facilities will also said the “Republican party The Democratic candidates Games will include roulette, Cease-Fire On Home Front be added. Bennet currently has chug-a-lug, blackjack, craps, WILLHIDE Arab, Israeli would stand on its record of ac­ for the Board of Selectmen take only one quarter the area it complishments and continue to issue with the Board of Select­ and a race track. At the end of Republican ne^s for library facilities to the evening, items donated by provide maximum services for man’s appointment, on the accommodate its student body. Candidate May Prove More Difficult the dollars spent by recommendation of the several local businesses will be Also provided will be an up­ auctioned off for “play money Guns Silent taxpayers.” Republican Town Committee, for WASHINGTON (AP) - grading of classrooms and winnings.” eased and the outlook for peace seemed to b6 more interested in Stevenson said, “We don’t of Barbara Dumont to fill the science labs, eliminating the use President Nixon, in a wide have to spell out the 'hows and Tickets will not be available Board of Directors is the best it has been in 20 the issue than he was in a vacancy in the office of town of substandard areas now A

oaDiw Irnd PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 27. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Oct. 27, 1978— PAGE THREE CMA ENDORSES Theater Schedules FREFJMM TRAIN 8aturd»r . News for Senior Citizens Obitu%] ies About Town NASHVILLE (AP) - The By Wully Fortin iSouth Windsor Cinema — state Theater — "One Little 9:35 Police Report Country Music Assn, has given Mrs. Ruby Stuek Clifford Hungerford of Manchester Newcomers Club Showcase Cinema 3 — "Last Dr. Turek Halts Rev. Donald G. Miller, pastor "Paper Moon," 2:00-7:15-9:30; Indian," 2:10-8:00; "Lady and its endorsement to The Ameri­ Mrs. Ruby Stuek, 88, of 43 Springfiejd, Mass. Amy Elizabeth Carlson is planning a theater party for Tango In Paris,” 2:00-4:30-7:00- of the United Congregational "Whatever Happened to Aunt the Tramp," 1:00-6:45 MANCHESTER can Freedom Train Fouiidation, Stephens St. died this morning The funieral is Monday at 8:30 VERNON — Amy Elizabeth the Nov. 10 performance oil the Showcase Cinema 1 — "Elec- 9:30 118 Washington St., was Issued tion, in the hope of kicking out Just a reminder that the boat . Church of Tolland, will of­ Alice," 12:00 Midnight Walter Brown, 18, of 86 Auto Promotion a nonprofit organiutlon that Hello everybody! It’s that cruise to the Virgin Isles is Just at Manchester Memorial a.m. from the John F. Tierney Carlson, two-month old Little Theater of Mancheater Vernon Cine 1 — tra Glide in Blue," 1:30-3:30- Showcase Cinema 4 — "The a summons Friday for failure time again, and the big news is the bug. ficiate. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. School St., was charged Friday will celebrate the nation’s bi­ around the corner, and so Hospital. She was the widow of Funeral Home, 219 W. Center production "Fiddler on the 5:30-7:40-9:55 Limit,” 2:00-5:15-8:25; to drlYe in the proper lane after that the bus fund Is starting to Friends may call at the Ladd Richard Carlson of 126 Haney "Siddhartha," 2:00-7:30-9:15 with operating a motor vehicle centennial with a iteam-pow- Bowling everyone going should be Albert D. Stuek. St., with a Mass at St. James Roof” at 8 p.m. at Eaat Vernon Cine 2 — "Hello Showcase Cinema 2 — “Thunder Kick," 3:30-6:50- an accident on W. Middle ’Tpke. ered display train, a "(air on move ahead rather nicely. As of Funeral Home tonight from 7 to Lane, died Friday at St. Fran­ with unsafe tires in connection The second annual WDRC- Many persons entered but Gloria had her ceramic class packing their bag. The buses Mrs. Stuek was bom Dec. 30, Church at 9. Buridl will be In St. Catholic High School. After the Dolly," 2:00-7:00-9:30 "Walking Tail," 2:10-4:40-7:10- 10:00 Court date Is Nov. 12. wheels” which will tour the this writing we now have 9 and at the Lancaster Funeral cis Hospital, Hartford. with a two-car accident Lynch Motrri Inc. marathon, gave up quickly. At the time of will be leaving our Center at 1884 In Indianapolis, Ind., and Joseph's Cemetery, Norwich. play, there will be a cocktail Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — -While on patrol, a country. collected |2,000, and although while Kay Hendrickson kept Home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 She was born in Hartford. Tuesday which resulted in the which had been in operation termination, four contestants busy with her oil painting class 6:30 in the morning on Saturday had lived in Manchester for 20 Friends may call at the party at the home of Mr. and (^THEATRES EAST "State of Siege,” 7:00-9:10 Manchester police officer The train will begin tti Jour­ it’s Just great we’re still a long to 9 p.m. She is also survived by a death of Mrs. Olive Chartier, •alnce Oct. 15, was termfiated remained, two originals from so that means we'll be looking years. funeral home Sunday from 2 to Mrs. Peter Hickey, 82 Oxford Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — spotted one bay door window at ney April 1, 1975, and continue way from our needs. to make for a busy morning. brother, John Carlson, at 73, of 28 Dudley St. Xtra Gas Station, 134 Oakland Friday afternoon on orders of Oct. 15. After lunch Gloria had a chance for you to arrive here at 6. The Survivors are a son, William 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. St. Reservations and informa­ "Paper Moon,” 1:30-3:15-7:15- the Manchester Town Health for at least 15 months. Ita cars To' come out with a brand new home; her maternal grand­ MASH Brown is scheduled to appear St. Saturday morning, Prizes will be awarded to to purchase more ceramic final word will be in next H. Stuek of Manchester, with tion may be obtained from Mrs. 9:20-12:00 Midnight; “ Let’s Department. will have slides, music and ar­ spanking bus, or a very late Harold P. Bennett parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas McDonald, 33 in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, smashed. Further investigation those who remained, but what, material, while the big noise week’s column. whom she made her home; a Mrs. Eleanor S. Hewltl Scare Jessica To Death," 1:45 Mike Lynch, owner of the tifacts. The Country Music model, we’ve got to be looking Harold P, Bennett, 83, of 173 Moriarty of New Britain; and Wellington Rd., by Thursday. Nov. 19. has not been determined at this moved to the Parkade Lanes A note of caution to you daughter, Mrs. H. C. Leipold of TOLLAND — Mrs. Eleanor a.m. showed other windows were Toyota auto dealership, said the Assn, may lend some of its Hall In the neighborhood of 59,000. So Bush Hill Rd. died Friday at her paternal grandmother, ^ L L Y seen smashed and the office time. of FameicoUection. where our Senior Bowling members who drive cars to our Gaithersburg, Md.; a brother, Smith Hewitt, 75, of Goose Lane U.A. East 1 — "The Lone endurance contest was called let’s keep the dollars coming In, Manchester Memorial Mrs. Kathleen Carlson of The Gourmet Luncheon Ranger,” 2:00; “MASH,” 7:00- Carlo Calliva, 18, of 28J vandalized. At this time, no League was in action with the Center. We do have a serious Kenneth Kastner of Bradenton, died Friday at her home. She Hospital. Garden Drive, was charged off by orders of Dr. Alice J. and once again a plea to all Fla.; four grandchildren and a Rocky Hill. Group of the Manchester Junior 3 J A C K 9:10; “Chinese Connection” exact amount nf loss in Arinouncrs following results: parking problem, and often­ was the widow of Luther lO {4(01 Friday with posession of Turek, town health officer. She Fi'lix ' Mr. Ttirkoy' I onrjo Gold Card Holders who have great-grandson. Graveside services were this Women’s Club will meet Mon­ and "Fists of Fury,” 12:00 Mid­ merchandise and cash has been In the men’s Class A group, times to find a parking space Hewitt. marijuana with intent to sell. waa quoted as saying that she, not as yet come through to Private funeral services will morning at Ellington Center day at 12; 15 p.m. at the home of NOW PUYINQ (R) night established. Joseph Picaut won the high tri- may mean quite a walk; Mrs. Hewitt was born in Mr. Bennett was born in 'Fri.-8at.-Sun. 2 p.m. Calliva was released on a |500 could "not permit public- please Join us on this most be held at the convience of the Cemetery. Mrs. Gerald Brines, 149 Oak Harman Hasta’s U.A. East 2 - "Billy Jack," ple with a 511, Andy however, I must ask you to Caribou, Maine, and had lived Augusta, Maine. He had been ALL SEATS 85« cash bond with court date set physical abuse of a person’s worthy drive. family. Burial will be in East The Burke Funeral Home, 76 St., South Windsor. 2:00-6:00-8:00-10:00 Lamoureaux, with a 209, took please do not park close to an In Tolland since 1955. She was a employed by the town’s “SUNNiMmiA’’ for Nov. 19. body,” to occur. Donations Cemetery. Prospect St., Rockville, was in U.A. East 3 - “Billy Jack,” Children Plan over the high single. intersection. practical nurse. cemetery department for many EVES - 7:30 - 0:15 Dr. Turek, who had visited Yes, don’t forget we’re charge of arrangements. Wesley B. Reed of North SAT. - 2 • 7:30 - 0:15 2:00-7:00-9:00-11:00 FELICE’S In the Class B group, Lou Remember, the law is you The Holmes Funeral Home, Survivors are 3 sons, Floyd L. years before his retirement in SUN. CONT. 2 P.M. In other Manchester Police the location Friday afternoon, accepting, and receiving, Weber won both the high triple must be at least 25 feet from a 400 Main St., is in charge of 1963. Woodstock will present "Music Manchester Drive-In — UNICEF Parties reportedly said that the contest Hewitt of Tolland, Ervin J. reports; donations from non-members. with 429 and the high single corner, and it’s actually a safe­ arrangements. Hewitt of Plainville, and Jerry from the Attic” at the "Enter The Dragon,” 8:45; Ghosts and goblins will still was to be stopped to prevent the Survivors are two stepsons, Manchester Historical Society —Earl McGeowns, of 51 West On Broad Street Although we keep a record of with a 171. ty factor. There are no calling hours. Hewitt of Caribou, Maine; 2 "Steel Yard Blues,” 10:30; possibility of participants suf­ Ernest Macoux and Joseph meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. was charged Saturday mor­ weave spells this Halloween, all the names who donate, it For the women in the Class A The town has been quite 'The family suggests that any daughters, Mrs. Donald Smith "Dracula A.D. 1972,” 7:00 but many Manchester fering physical damage. Will Now Be Open On Dunham, both of Middletown; a Card of Thanks Illing Junior High School. The ning with disorderly conduct would be impossible to mention group, Mary Chaves took all lenient on this matter; however memorial contributions may be and Mrs. Glenna Langley, both The family of Josephine Idzkowskl, ex­ Meadows Drive-In — "Trou­ Dr. Turek could not be after a domestic dispute. He youngsters will concentrate all the Gold Card members honors with a 447 for high triple in all fairness, we should not made to the American Cancer stepdaughter, Mrs. Jeanette tend their warm thanks to all their event is open to the public free SPECIAL LIMITED ble Man," 7:07; "Gordon’s of Caribou: a brother, Albert was released on a |100 cash their witchcraft on helping reached for comment Saturday. names who contribute; and a 172 high single. park that close, and remember Society,.237 E. Center St. Parent of Manchester, with friends for their understanding sym­ of charge. ENGAGEMENT War,” 9:10; "Panic in Needle Smith of Caribou; 2 sisters, bond with court date set for children less fortunate that The rule for contestants was however, I think it is ap­ In the Class B group, Mary your car could get hit and it whom he made his home; and pathy and many kindnesses at the time ACAD. AWD. WINNER in club, as they travel all over 534, and Gladys Seelert, 534. one of the most popular pictures of our time m m GREATESCAKl TmMirAMtSMrtUi / ------«£>S entertaining groups almost Dancing every week. Thursday started off with our We are working hard for this DINING BANQUETS good friends Mr. and Mrs. Lee 1 R T H B / K 8 T TOMORROW one, so ask Gloria what you can DANCING (Aai tmt My wy Burton instructing a very WEDDINGS loMrtiliaiMi) UTILITIES do to help. enthusiastic group of social Sunday our Canadian THE CONNECTICUT LIONT AND POWEN COMPANY dancing. After a delicious hot THE HARTFOAD ELECTRIC LIONT COMPANY ^BILIY travelers arrived home safe WESTERN MASSACHUSEnS ELECTRIC COMPANY Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. meal, we moved upstairs to and sound after enjoying a five- HOLYOKE WATER POWER COMPANY Tel: 643-9731 IMBR UP iVMMUIMli enjoy a lot of music and NORTHEAST UTILITIES SERVICE COMPANY day tour of Quebec and Mon­ SUNDSrTtoipm singing, led by our good friend COMMON SHARES DIVIDEND treal. Want to thank Tommy for Ben Shankman at the piano. pinch-hitting for me on this The Board of Trustees Our sick call revealed that has declared a quarterly riJAC trip, and for the splendid H A R V E S ^ I ^ Esther Anderson, Rose Conti dividend of 25.41 cents per b.«iT0M LAUGHLIN • DELORES TAYLOR csu™,curkhowai cooperation of all those atten­ and Margaret Descy are share on the outstanding Common Shares, payable Beauty in your home begins with your ideas and knowledge about tha UimU, H FkMIl W KKSa OMSIIM • M . M I, MUH K»( SOITI • OntM h T C FMM ding. Sounded like everyone had patients in the Manchester A HMmst Sludtnl Film Corpvili«n ProAKtiM • TECHWCOKM* December 28,1973 to shapes, lines and forms of interior design and styles of furniture. The a ball, and I sure hated to miss Memorial Hospital. Cliff Ham­ Avaii«blt on Warner Srot./BiOjr lack Records A Tapes FRESH SWEET CIDER shareholders of record at ■ ^ it, but even us young guys catch mond is now home after a short the close of business on best way to learn about decorating is to look at well-dona model W»»R#i arwt. MM AfiMvetsery A Werw«« CewwntHWcANAAi C#«AAny alio the bug now and then. stay in the hospital. We also December 1,1973. rooms. The best way to laarn about furniture is to sea different styles NOW PLAYING • ONE WEEK ONLY Monday rolled in, and we had send our heartfelt condolences LEONARD A. O'CONNOR and finishes. You do both simply by browsing through our lovely show­ MANCHESTER ELMWOOD SOUTHINGTON APPLES and ROSC PEARS a great turnout of 100 members to the families of Henry Rivers Treasurer rooms and gigantic selection. Find Contemporary, Traditional, Early EAST #2 ELM SOUTHINGTON D.l. for our kitchen social bingo and Mrs. Chartier. October 23. 1973 EAST #3 HARTFORD games. By the way, many American, Spanish, Italian, Maditarranean and French Provincial de­ thanks to Cecile Wandt, who NEW BRITAIN BURNSIDE WEATHERFIELD Ronrs FRUIT FARM signs all from Brand Name manufacturers you know and trust. You’ll RIVOLI pinched hit for travelliing PLAINVILLE D.l. PARIS 260 Buah Hill Rd., Manchestor W EBSTER Gloria Vince, as well as Alice discover thousands of exciting new decorating ideas! See how any BLOOMFIELD KENSINGTON )?f'flRSOR Anderson, Florence North, and room in your home can be furnished at much less than you plan to MALL CINEMA KENSINGTON PLAZA WALT DISNEY Johanna Badsteubner. spend! EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD CINEMA #1 PRODUCTIONS :SHOHCAtt CINtMA/ 1214% Pinochle unsoti^s presents EXIT 9KFORBES STREETlor EXIT SSISILVER L ANE)on 1-84 • After lunch the action moved • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. SSS-StW • upstairs where another great V ACRES OF FREE UOHTED PARKING- W» Honor MASTER CHAROE • turnout of 66 players for Candy Kitchen HnACOOOCOP pinochle with the following w inners; A1 G ates, 772; Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally La Strada East Florence North, 730; Grace Baker, 666; May Derby, 664; Choose From Over 200 Varieties “TAIL Lillian Lewis 663; Grace Wind­ Early Bird “Best sor, 658; Alice Anderson, 658; No Halloween Party Is Complete Without Our TECHMCOLOfl® AlIMfJCMI Robert Schubert, 638; Robins w m m r v n i Carroll, 637; Majorle McLain, SPECIAL! irsTKiupmriimiiiA 635; Margaret Hoppe, 631; ^ HALLOWEEN GANDY CmOs i m M k Mabel Keeney, 630; Leon Black and Orange Peanut BuJ^ter Kisses, Chocolate oos^snai m Clioica of Julco CmdiwuiJ iiy Fallot, 623; Herbert Smith 619; Halloween Pops, Filled Chocolate Novelties, WALT DISNEY Cis Wilson, 617; Beatrice Plastic Pumpkins filled with candy. Assorted 2 Country Frosh Eggs ^ REOUCEDPRICES ^ Mader, 614; Cora Blow, 613, and Halloween Mixes. Cooked to Porfocta Jsat^tnifilniP ads George Schroll, 613. iiartch, (MOft«nHilm... We want to thank Anna WoH-Butlored Toast • mRgniftcwnton*." ______-frwca Cook. 1nsHsi>dnsi0esst9St Haupt, Lyla Steele, and Robert Homo Fried Potatoes KUNG-FU GRANDMASTER TO Schubert for a helping hand in Coffso Indudad handling the games. Man, If this keeps up we’re A ■ I O’ PERFORM “IRON PALM” going to need a larger hall, and Served 6 A.M. - 8 A.M. X weeMMaasM '"TH IIJM ir Internationally known Kung-Fu grandmaster Daniel K. Pal it’s really great to see so many Docorale your lile a litllel iM r THE NEW 1973 PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE Monday through Friday ______V V U d k e m S i , here smashing more than 14 ton of Ice Is scheduled to appear and perform at coming out for our programs. Tuesday came in, and wow’ CATALOG IS HERE. 216 Pag*, packed MDUN TRMP the final event of the Manchester Kung-Fu and Karate tournament at with dacorallng Ideaa. Many In lull color. uritan Dteeovar why U Strada la No. 1 ANDAOUtST-OST YOUR CAROS wow AT TMBTHSATWSI' what weather. Sure is Indian ManufactuM.’is Since 1'l.il 2:10 IKK) Manchester High School on Saturday, October 27th. at 7:30 ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 Your Host & Hostess Summer, Just a beautiful time • 3.00 VALUB 8:00 6:4S See "Elactra Glide” at 6 A fO P.M. P.M. of the year. I played hookey OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till H;00 P.M. 1061 NEW BRITAIN AVE., ELMWOOD Doris & Bill Shaia SNEAK PREVIEW Admission Adults $3.00, Students $2.00 because of the doctor’s sugges­ Candy Also Available For Fund Raislnx “The Way We Were” 8 P.M.

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HlanrhrHtpr S it ? ning li^ralb ListeAers Give Founded Oct, 1, 1881 Views On Nixon ervices irectory Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their ) 51USINESS S D Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Press Session 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9^. Editors Note; The following Kipp, the retired engineer, days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ story was prepared from dis­ downed a bourbon-and-Coke at DICK’S CAMPING Member of The Associated Press patches filed from the following the club bar and said; “Seeing H IG H G R A D E cond Class Mail Matter. AP staffers; William Dll^scio, him on television tonight has AMERICAN EQGIPMENT Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. Harrisburg, Pa.; F. Richard greatened my respect for the TenUi, Cola, Sleeping Boge, PRINTING assumes no financial responsibility for Ciccone, Chicago; Daniel Q. man and what he has gone Air Mattreeeee, Slovee, Haney, Boston; Victoria through. It must have been a CONUFE AinOMmiK Lonteme Job and Commoreial typographical errors appearing in adver­ AND 93 TOUAND TURNPIKE Subscription Rates Graham, San Francisco; Terry very troublesome week. I think FARR'S Manch/Vamon Town Um Printing tisements and other reading matter in Kirkpatrick, New Orleans; he’s out of the thick of it now.” MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS FREE TOWINR Promyt and EfllcUnt Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. “The Itoerythlng Store t" Printlaa ot AU Klnda Martin Crutsinger, Miami; and Kipp was one of only five per­ Camp - Bike • tport PHONE 643-2467 One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Bill Beecham, Salt Lake City. It sons who viewed the conference 3 MAIN STREET Single Copy...... 15< three full days prior to publication. was written in New York by at the club. As the President 663 CENTEN STAEn ' at Depot Sq,Mre OPEN: Community Press By Carrier, Weekly...... 75? Jim Willse. MANCHESTER, CONN. Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. Monday to Friday 254 Brood St., Rear Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon began to speak, one member 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. called to a friend across the PHONE: 843-7008 t. FABR —647 7111 One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Saturday 8 A.M.-12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and bar; "Harry, do want to watch Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. By The Associated Press Nixon or play cards?” “Hell,” replied his friend, O s fr in s k y MANCHESTER "... We have decided that “let’s play cards.” With that, Everyday living is more com­ you can depend upon. The en next week, the acting attorney they adjourned to the card DEALER IN WASTE MEMGRIAL OG. plicated today no matter what tire Holmes family is proud o: general, Mr. Bork, will appoint your particular role in life may the fact their their . Home hai tables. MATERIALS Oppoelte Eoft Cemetery a new special prosecutor for At the Steel Workers Bar, be, and surely this is the case been chosen year after year ai Complete Appliances Store School Bus Safety Vital what is called the Watergate most of the dozen or so patrons IRGN QuoHty Memeriolt when it comes to a funeral a member of the Order of th« matter,’’ President Nixon said elected to drink their draft director. Because of these com­ Golden Rule. Bernie’s TV and Appliances Hotpoint models. They are in the East Room of the White Over 80 Yeere’ Experience plications, many people have The Holmes Funeral Home if of Manchester located at the famous brands with built-in We have been reading with interest drivers to professional or almost beers or shoot pool, ignoring the SCRAP METAL House. portable TV at the end of the Coll 649-5807 come to depend on the Holmes a most beautiful one, largf Manchester Parkade is a com­ quality that give you years of When Q uality Is stories concerning the need for im­ professional levels will mean paying "G reat. Maybe It’ll be bar. At least one who did watch and PAPER Funeral Home, 400 Main St. enough to handle the largest plete appliance store that service. You can choose from Important In Your Mitchell,” attorney Nathan was not. Impressed. 781 PARKER gT, A. AIMETTI, Prop, People need a person who can service, intimate enough for th< delivers, installs and services several models and these come Selection of Art proved and more frequent inspections more money for wages. Cohn said sarcastically in his its products. John Vigeant, who in delightful new colors to com­ “He’s the biggest crook we Tel. e u -sm ot 943.5879 ilarrtoon St, Mancheeter take care of OAA, MAA. Social smallest. Each chapel has itf & Fram ing ot school buses in Connecticut; possi­ It would appear to us that there is a downtown San Francisco office. ever had,” said auto mechanic Security Benefits and Veterans own private family room anc has been in the appliance plement or match your decor. Burr (,’orners, Vlanchesler "I think now he is on the way business for 22 years, is the ble physical examinations, stiffer need for increased safety standards John Ronkovic. “I think we Benefits. These and many other each has its private entrance At Bernie’s TV and V \( (ut'aldor up,” retired engineer Ewald related services are offered at The decor is done with impec­ owner and manager. A member Appliances, there also is a com­ • Auto driving tests and other qualifications for school buses and perhaps more need something like they have STEVENSON Kipp said with relief at the in England. When a politician MERCURY BROS. the Holmes Funeral Home. cable taste, and all families are of the Manchester Country plete radio, TV and stereo • Lawn Mowers for drivers; and even the possible frequent and more thorough University Club in Salt Lake Ci­ doesn’t have a vote of con­ Many people have also assured absolute privacy if this Club, he is a well known figure department. TV’s in black and • Snow RIowert ty. Travel Agency in Manchester and always is white or color with either re-design of school buses since few if mechanical inspections. These can fidence they throw him out.” EXXON benefited by “The Knowledge is their wish. • Snowmobiles l ^ Upholstery Once again the President was ’The pale blue light of the ’TV 646-2756 Booklet” put out by the Order A flower room where all willing to give you information modern, colonial or Mediterra­ • WaiMng Machines on television, this time to de­ 405 Main SIrMt and advice. nean styling. There is one P and IVI Shop any are really engineered for today’s and should be imposed as rapidly as illuminated one corner of the of the Golden Rule, which is flowers are received insures • Tractors, Etc. RE-UPHOLSTERINO high-speed traffic. possible. fend his handling of the lobby of the Ochsner Founda­ NO SERVICE Manchester yours for the asking. Just stop that all flowers sent to a service Bernie’s TV and Appliances designed to fit in any room in • MODERN FURNITURE Watergate tapes dispute, to up­ CHRRGE Phone 649-5533 of Manchester features Kitchen nnd ANTIQUES tion Hospital In New Orleans, in at the Home and pick up a are handled carefully and your home. AM and FM radios FRACTIONAL HP. We have no quarrel with this serious Priorities should be established to Spring Ahead, Fall Back — Daylight Savings Time Ends Tonight. (Photo by Sylvian date the nation on the boiling RESERVATIONS FOR Aid, Maytag and Hotpoint dis­ and stereos in a variety of t Ciistuiii Fiiriilturr and the sound of the President’s copy from the table in the hall arranged tastefully to their best ■ELTS iiiid SIliH'ovrm Ofiara) Middle East crisis and to face •HOTELS • Tune-Upt hwashers. You can choose por­ models are also on display and and thoughtful look at ways and upgrade driver requirements and voice competed with the sound • General Automotive of the main corridor; or, if you advantage. Kiirciiilliiiig in Hand Tnllinx questions from what he clearly of piped-in music. •AIRLINES prefer, ask them to mail a copy Members of the clergy ap­ table models or build-in models are by Motorola, RCA, Madp To Order means to protect our school children provide incentives for school bus considered a hostile press cor­ •STEAMSHIPS Repairs on All in smart new decorator colors. Panasonic and Zenith. MANCHESTER Conipletp Selection of “Something like this cannot American Cars to you. This booklet is most preciate the fact that this Home Materials to and from school on buses. firms and bus drivers to improve ps. completely change your mind,” 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER helpful, and explains in a very offers a special room for them. If you don’t own or are thinking Particularly interesting is the AUTO PARTS FREE ESTIMATES But we think there should be an un­ driving skills. And once again, America said Hilda Hood, a mother of clear and factual manner the Of course, the Home is air con­ of replacing one, now is the new sound in the round stereo Lower Level of the Parkade listened. eight who had been visiting many problems the family will ditioned throughout and a very time to let John show you the by Electrophonic. The receiver 619-6324 derstanding at the outset that it is We would like to see a program es­ "But we’re sitting in on YOUR BTe;^ advantages of these famous and turntable in smart walnut Mon,, Tiipm., 9-6; Wed., Capital Fare friends at the hospital. “I guess MEMORIAL COMPLETE have to face, and has been fine loud speaker system is in OPEN Thnni., Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-6 going to cost the taxpayers more tablished to begin immediately to up­ history,” objected Paul Knox, I’m confused like a lot of proven most helpful. operation all over the Home. To brands. Having a dishwasher is and plexiglas are a great addi­ SAT. to 1 P.M. CORNER STORE PET c e n t e r ' 23, when his fiance, Martha Just recently, a new organ insure against fire, there is a just like having a maid in the tion to any modern home. Two money. grade bus safety and driver people.” • Party Goods, M ^ulnes Andrew Tally Griswold, 19, stopped by the CiDirtet - Pjfiketlt was installed at the Holmes fire detection system that gives kitchen—no home should be tall round speakers on either Mrs. Hood of suburban • Orocsrles, Cold Cuts More mechanical inspections, es­ qualifications. We know it cannot be family’s farmhouse in Weare, Metairie added that, while Iropicil Fi$h - Turtles Funeral Home, and for those complete protection 24 hours a without one! To make life side deliver the truest sound Reuben Plen’s N.H., to pick him up for a • Fruits—Vegetables Himsiers - Gerbils easier, you also should see their available today, and at a pecially designed safety devices, and accomplished overnight but by Nixon certainly did not create Miied Greed Puppies who wish music at a service, day. Friday night wedding rehear­ • Greeting Cards Aquarium Accessories, etc this is a welcome addition. If you would like to consult selection of garbage disposals. realistic price. If you are a Texaco Sfafion safer designed buses will cost more to making a committment to begin and Plea Bargaining the Middle East crisis to blunt We Depend On You . , . sal. Watergate criticism, she con­ Our Own Special Blended Holmes Funeral Home is un­ with any member of the If you’re in the market for a lover of good music, this is a You Con Depend On Us! Pel Foods 381 Main S trtat buy, probably more to operate, and if by establishing a list of priorities and “We’re going to be late,” she sidered it “very timely.” ique in that it is a family Holmes family, just call at new washer and dryer, Bernie’s quality piece of equipment built insisted. She prevailed, and Open 7 Days A Week at the Parkade has Maytag, to last for many years of enjoy­ CUSTOM MADE the problem of some reported over­ a timetable, it can be done. It will cost In San Francisco, attorney MANCHESTER business. It was started in 1922 their consultation room on the Phone 643-9149 excharige for a promise that his Paul departed with her for the till Midnight Frigidaire and Speed Queen and ment. Come and let John give CANVAS AWNINGS WASHINGTON - Guilty or prosecutors. The government Cohn, 55, and two members of PET CENTER by Mark Holmes, and today his street floor level on Bigelow St. crowding of buses is true, more buses more, it is true, but one major school term will be reduced to two or church, leaving his parents, Ua MAIN ST. 9 SI MlNCHtSU* you a live demonstration._____ Hydramatlc Trangmiulon innocent of the charges brought has publicly Acknowledged four his firm settled into deep chairs 646.0293 three sons, Howard, Arthur and Call the Home and make an ap­ Repairing three years. sister and hired man Frank Flis will have to be purchased. bus disaster would be a cost that is too against him by witnesses witnesses against Agnew but in their office to watch. Cohn, Norman, carry on the family pointment, and here in seclu­ has not indicated whether there Survival is the name of the to watch the President on a H. Lee Evans and Alexander tradition. No matter when you sion you may ask any questions Public Records All Work Guaranteed Increasing the requirements of horrifying to contemplate. seeking immunity, Spiro Agnew poorly tuned color television Texaco Lubrication Service has put his finger on the are any others who accused him game in plea bargaining: The Anolik were critical of what call the Home, one of the sons you wish; there is no obligation Warranty Deeds U&R Housing Corp. to Nor­ hell with the other guy; make set. SEE US FOR QUALITY LMES We Give Green Stampa weaknesses — and, yes, evils — of taking bribes. they heard, punctuating the will be there to assist on your part and any one of the John J. and Mary C. Gorman man S. and Marie I. Isko, your own terms with justice to "It seems his foreign policy is TAILORING of the so-called plea bargaining Well, four witnesses are President’s remarks with you...theirs is a service of Holmes family will be pleased to Louis Arruda, property at 80- property on McDivitt Dr., con­ get off easy. Prosecutors in on the right track, but at home system. enough if their testimony can exclamations of “incredible ... sincerity where personal con­ to help you. 82 Wells St., conveyance tax veyance tax $77. drug trafficking cases have here he’s still in trouble,” com­ CUSTOM A large, brightly illuminated $24.75. (Juitrluiin Deeds In his farewell address, be supported by documentary unbelievable!” MADE A Sorview sideration is a tradition. GLASS On The Right Track used plea bargaining to nail mented Leslie Knox, 53, owner Linda Moriarty to David T. 9E£ u s FOR: Agnew submitted no substantial or other substantial evidence. “The guy’s got a lot of nerve, SUITS Through the Holmes Funeral parking area, large enough for Louis Arruda to Steven A. and • For .5uto WhwlahleMa of the prosperous farm. “If O f I '/ Aluminum RoU Up defense on his record as a One witness is enough. But the those big shots who finance and you’ve got to hand it to him,” .•.•■For Ladles and Gentlemen Home’s membership in the 75 cars, is available at the rear Carl S. Urguhart, property at Smith, properly at 54 Florence direct the trafficking from Nixon was working for me, he Siticirity St., no conveyance tax. AtviUofi ' a For Store Fronla and The Greater Manchester Area is a real driving test for most of them public office holder in circumstances also must be said Cohn, like his associates a Alterations — Cleaning Order of the Golden Rule, of the Holmes Funeral Home. 80-82 Wells St., conveyance tax nil eltra of wliidowa Park Avenue penthouses. ’They certainly wouldn’t get a raise, Aetna Service Stations Inc. to • Door ConoplM Maryland and in Washington. considered. liberal Democrat. “A lot of Repairs Where Personal funeral arrangements can be Park here and walk part way $35.20. • Storm Doom Cumber of Commerce is on the right to park in the parallel stalls. ’The rationalize, quite properly, that and I might fire him.” • For Table Tope But he did ask the question that As in all plea bargaining nerve and arrogance. I think if Consideration taken care of all over the coun­ around the Home to the north to Ebba F.J. Wright and Ethel Edward J. and Serafine M. • Combination Wiadowa putting a street pusher in a iail Knox wiggled his toes in his MANCHESTER OPEN 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. track in seeking restoration of angle result is that many of them are shop­ has been asked by many cases, the accusers of Agnew they found him with a smoking Is A Tradition try. Should death occur away the nearest' entrance. The A. Thrall to Samuel A. Monarch Wilson, property at Spruce and Manchester Awning Co, cell is a big nothing. ’They want blue wool socks and nibbled at TAILOR SHOP SATFRDAY 6 A.M. NOON parking on Manchester’s Main Street. ping elsewhere. We cannot afford any observers of our criminal were also the accused. The gun in his hand and a body at his from home, just call the Holmes Funeral Home lives up III and Donna J. Monarch, Eldridge Sts., conveyance tax 195 WEST CENTER ST. Mr. Big, and they often get him the remains of a stuffed pepper 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 400 Mam Slreol g 'j Telephone 649-SOSl justice system, to wit, how government was investigating feet, he’d just deny it all.” Holmes Funeral Home and tell to the motto of the Order of the property at 90-92 Ridge St., con­ $27.50. J. A. WHITE Until such time as Interstate 84 more empty store buildings on Main dinner as the President fired off FREE PARKING [cM u/aieHh ...dwMe^Sixin EitoblUhed 1949 much reliance can be placed on them for complicity in the sor­ because some sleazy and Evans, 31, said he believed them just what arrangements Golden Rule, ‘‘Service veyance tax $33. .Marriage License GLASS CO., INC. frightened pusher sings. criticism of the media. His becomes a reality, angle parking Street and a decreasing tax base. the testimony of witnesses did scandal that brought down a Nixon should be impeached but you want made and everything measured not by gold — but by Green Manor Estates Inc. to Warren Benedict Brush, 31 BiMell St. —Tel. lUI-lsn Obviously — and also quite wife, Barbara, sat nearby. the Golden Rule.” U&R Housing Corp., parcel on Bloomfield, and Priscilla Jan would create no traffic problems. All Until such time as more off-street seeking immunity from Vice President. It is not to des­ “would probably refuse to leave will be taken care of. This is a cend to the depths of cynicism properly — Atty. Gen. Elliot “I agree with the President office.” And Anolik, 35, called most helpful service and one McDivitt Dr., conveyance tax Johnson, 343 Oakland St., Nov. prosecution? about television,” she said. “If the Chamber wants, and the parking becomes a reality, and a deci­ Agnew claimed the to suggest that the pressure on Richardson was concerned with the appointment of a new Grooming! $13.20. 2, Emanuel Lutheran Church. finding out whether a Vice only they would give equal time LUCA’S merchants, is restoration of angle sion is reached on 1-84, it makes sense government’s corruption case these witnesses must have been prosecutor a “farce” after the TOURAINE FOR MANCHESTER strong to contribute to a strong President was involved in the to the good things that are firing of Cox. POODLES Srif-Strvici parking until a decision is reached on to return to angle parking. against him was based on the happening. Always it’s the statements of only four out of case against Agnew in order to wide-ranging kickback con­ ANOKIL taundionut political deceit and the bad PAINTS . RIm Emj«Ht|‘ Interstate 84. We h'ope the Chamber’s push merits 2(X) witnesses interviewed by soften their own punishment. spiracy. Properly, to put it in BREEDS simple terms, because the things.” Ssia(ood, Cuiloffl UmN We observed women shopping and it full support by all concerned. Justice Department The record shows that in­ FOR BEST RESULTS 87S-7624 Suits. Panli ii>4 Republic can’t' risk having a The Bill Sweeney family m Business Bodies Cojli dividuals caught in wrongdoing HOURS 9-5 T W CHOICE VARIETY frequently have perjured common crook succeed to the watched the conference in the BY APPOINTMENT Open Forum family room of their •TaHorini themselves to please a Presidency. Besides, in STUD SERVICE F O R - NATIONAL •Diy Cleaning whiteframed home in Arlington PAUL’S Qualify Pray For Peace prosecutor - seeking evidence promising immunity to certain Poodles, Toys & Miniatures RECOGNITION •Laundiy Service witnesses, Richardson was only Heights, a Chicago suburb. The Herald Paint A Craft Center against the Big Banana. Donald S. Genovesi of Seafood 176-178 SPRUCE ST. To the editor: following common procedure youngest of their six children, 6- 615 MAIN STREET SUDS & SCISSORS Agnew’s defense is in the Manchester, president of the MANCHESTER DST All The Time? The Board of Directors of the legitimatized by time if not the year-old Peggy, appeared most Yesterdays Tel. 649-0300 POST RD. PLA2K - Rl. 30 43 OAK STREET form of a question: ‘!What is it Donald S. Genovesi Insurance Orive-ln Parking Manchester Area Conference of Constitution. interested in whether she would VERNON TEL. 649-9931 that makes my accusers — self- 25 Years Ago Agency, was recognized at a re- Churches has expressed con­ And, in fact, the results sup­ hear "The Star-Spangled confessed bribe-brokers, extor­ Ward Cheney Camp and cent convention of in- When you retire Saturday night (or cern for the people of the war- ported Richardson’s procedure. Banner.” winter months as a means of saving tionists and conspirators — Auxiliary of United Spanish surancemen nationwide for tom Mid East. We are calling Agnew did plead nolo con­ “I don’t know any more now early Sunday morning) don’t forget to energy. It was done on a year-round believable?’’ It is a question War Veterans hold their In­ DON WILLIS being named “Mr. Mutual FINt QUAIITY upon the people of our com­ few of us are competent to tendere to income tax evasion, than I did before," said move your clock one hour back as munity tb join with us in special stallation rites. Agent" in Connecticut earlier basis during World War 2. answer. When a man is faced which at least implicitly is an Sweeney, a 36-year-old DIAMONDS prayers this week so that peace Chinese students, on way to GARAGE this year. Daylight Saving Time ends officially with 10 years in prison, it is un­ admission of guilt. Indeed, the transporation executive. “He From We have long ago come to believe and reconciliation may become China to start Y.W.C.A., and of­ Genovesi, Manchester’s state derstandable if not forgivable presiding judge at Agnew’s avoided the domestic crisis and 18 Main St„ Tel. 649-4531 at 2 a.m. Sunday. that the United States could and a reality. The conflict is com­ ficials of Y.W.C.A., speak at representative from the 12th BRAY’S should he decide to monkey arraignment went further and talked all about the inter­ plex and of some duration and dinner. Assembly District, was wr: ^,.7 Normally, after a few days of should go on DST permanently Instead with the truth, the whole truth called nolo contendere identical national things.” 244 Center Street •eipert Watch Repairing no one of us would choose to His wife, Marilyn, felt the Specializing in recognized at the convention of •fine Selection of Gilts adjustment, we would forget the time of switching back and forth every six and nothing but the truth in with a guilty plea. Manchester •646-1995 the National Association of SOCIETY FOR CATS proffer simplistic solutions. same; “I can’t help but think BRAKE SERVICE OPEN 7 DAYS-11 to 9 For All Occasions change, rest easy, and go about our We are so often tempted to Mutual Insurance Agents at St. Killeiil Small Animals •longine, Bulova months. England has done so and so that the Mideast thing is just Front End Alignment Specializing in U.S.D.A. Boaidin{ 4 Placement think of ourselves as being something to calm Watergate Louis, Mo. Wittnauer and Caravelle ways until next April when we will be far as we know it has created no 10 Years Ago General Repair Work Choice Steaks and Adoption 4 Disposal Cenlei different from others. We need Fresh Sea Food Watches down.” This was a Sunday, The , ROUIt 83 VESNOnJ asked to move the clock ahead one hardship there. to think of ourselves as iden­ About 10 persons watched the 737 Mam S t . Manchester Herald did not publish. SALES BONANZA 875.0052 PHONF 643 5617 hour. Maybe with the energy ^crisis as a tical, created equal by God’s news conference in the lobby of Bonanza International Inc. of love and of equal value in His point of argument, the members of the Doral Hotel in Miami Oot A Painting Probiem? We’ii Help! Dallas, Texas — operator and sight. In that understanding, we Beach. Tom Mears, a paper franchisor of the nationwide However, April may be coming Congress might consider the idea and are compelled to express con­ company executive from Service still means something to us—and sei-vice chain of Bonanza Sirloin Pit sooner this year. It has been cern and compassion for our Thib^aux, La., felt the Presi­ m ^ s spending enough time with you to help you restaurants — has reported Finnish-Estonian Imports then we can forget trying to fellowman. select the right paint finish for thnt job yoli’ie plan­ suggested by some members of the dent handled himself well. record sales and earnings for & Handicrafts remeinber that it’s "spring forward In the custom or tradition “I think he explained fully ning. See us for paint and service when vou plan vour the third quarter ended Sept. 30. Congress that perhaps Daylight and fall back’’ if you want to get to that provides the channel for why he fired (Watergate next project, 44 Stony Road, Bolton Todays Sales for the quarter totaled 649-8080 Saving Time be re-instituted in the such expression, we ask you to special prosecutor Archibald) $13.7 million, compared to $25.5 o church on time. Product, of famoui Finniih detigni join us in this prayer of concern C o x ," Mears said. “Nobody Thought million a year ago. Net ear­ for peace. could impeach him. I think the Dinnerumre, gla„ware, toy,, traditional S?Jl»<»»«».PAINTCr) nings for the quarter were Chrirlma, decoration,, muieum jewelry. Ronald J. Fournier, press has been Irresponsible $749,000, compared to $551,000 a president, Manchester On one occasion Professor Open Mon. • Frl 9 lo 3 and by appoint- and inaccurate.” Huxley was late In keeping an 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 year ago. Area Conference of Mears’ wife, a Nixon cam­ Churches appointment. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK paign worker in 1972, agreed. “I Leaving the train, he hastily feel a little better after tonight. took a cab and shouted to the Your independent Joins Pinehurst Today In History Supports Negro I was really mad with his firing cabman, “Drive fast!’’ And Frank Toros, who for many of Cox. He told him he could Ford Contest Winner to the editor; away the cab went, down the years operated the L.T. Wood have a free hand and then he Locker Plant on Bissell St., has As a local businessman, I can street, around corners...til the dealer. By The Associated Press fired him.” question arose in Professor joined the meat department at Stewart Johnson (right), president of Dillon Ford at 319 Main St., presents tickets Turkish city of Adrianople Five years ago ... there were certainly appreciate Roger Another couple at the Doral for trip Today is Saturday, October began during the Balkan War. Huxley's mind whether he told Miinehurst Grocers. to Hawaii to Walt Kupchunos, general manager of the firm. The trip for two was o celebrations in Czechoslovakia Negro’s aggressive approach of was less pleased. “He didn’t won by 27th, the 300th day of 1973. the driver where to go. So he In 1920, the League of Nations to mark the 50th anniversary of professional money manage­ say a thing,” commented Kupchunos in a nationwide Ford sales contest. (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) There are 65 days left In the shouted to him: “Do you know transferred its headquarters the founding of the state. ment. As town tresurer he has Harold Genis, a retireid meat year. where you are going?" from London to Geneva. One year ago ... President consistently proven that ability wholesaler. « Today’s highlight in history; Whereupon the driver YOU A LW AYI lU Y ■IIIIO A? In 1942, during World War Nixon vetoed nine bills on combined with know how has His wife, Marjorie, dismissed On this date in 1806, the replied: "No. sir, but I am CUSTOM BUILT II, the U.S. government set a grounds they would upset the resulted in giving the taxpayers the announcement of a new EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN GARS driving fast!" French under Napoleon ceiling on salaries of $25,000 federal budget. the best possible, return for special prosecutor. “Nixon will Some who make a boast of INSTALLED Bonaparte occupied Berlin. after taxes. their tax dollars. keep on hiring and firing until UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIR, Ine. On this date: In 1962, the Soviets offered to Roger Negro has my vote for seeking the truth — the so- Today’s birthdays: Former he gets somebody who will do Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. In 1659, two (Quakers, William withdraw offensive weapons re-election. I am confident that called progressive minds — re­ $ - 1 7 8 8 heavyweight boxing champion what he tells him,” she said. Home of Famous Brands Phone 646-4485 M cloni Robinson and Marmaduke from Cuba if the U.S. removed the voters will realize the im­ The turnout was light at the mind one sometimes of this In­ Jack Sharkey is 71. Actress cident. There are "driving Stevenson, were hanged for similar weapons from ’Turkey. portance of the treasurer’s of­ exclusive men-only University A zAiItti * fC A A Panaaonlo A WcetlngheuM ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES Teresa Wright Is 54. fast" without knowing where returning to the Massachusetts fice and re-elect Roger M. Club in Salt Lake City and at the A PrIgkielie’A Maytag A Amine A KltohenAM they are going. CASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS Colony after being banned. Ten years ago ... Cuba and Negro, treasurer. IWl by N(A, IIK. Steel Workers Bar in Steelton, A tiereoa A DIahwaehere A TVe A Dryere In 1858, the 28th U.S. Presi­ ’Thought for today: What we Submitted by; Egypt were reported sending Sincerely, Pa., where a row of hardhats of A Radloa A eto. VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 dent, Theodore Roosevelt, was see depends mainly on what we "Whatever happened ta growing old gracefully?" Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ 46 West Center St., Manchester, and arms to Algeria to use in that Steve Cavagnaro various hue? hang above the oranaiiiPJiittiMnHMK ms-m u Vttifike look for — John Lubbock, don “Next to Vittner’a Garden Center” Nnt to Stip I Shot Route 83, Vernon bom in New York City. country’s border war with 78 Woodstock w n m i c i 8 w English astronomer, 1803-1865. bar. St. James Church In 1912, the siege of the Morocco. Manchester PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 27, U73 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 27, 1973— PAGE SBIVEN BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE THAT WAS A PBUSHTCIM- ITHINKTH'PRO-\ T Local Churches Area Churches UESSON/OCeROi SECVOU PBSSO R'6 OM A J| ' ALL RIGHT, ALL BlflHT/ HE CLAIMED TO W NBXTW BHKr^ TRANQMIUZERSi / |h BUT COOP dOSH, WHY . UNSTOPPABLE, WJT Th« .Salvuilon Army M U S T 1 S O S B T H IM OUT HE CAME APART 661 Main St. Community Baptist Church s , o r T H e M O V IE?/ WHY Like cotton canpv Flrxt Church of ChrUt Vernon United Methodial day, missionary service. P IP HE HAVB TO S 0 1 D Maj. and Mrs. L.J, Beadle An American Baptist Church IN A WINPSTORM.'^^ HeientUt Church Bolton Congregational THAT fWBTICULAR ■ Commanding Officers 565 E. Center St. Nursery provided. SHOW, ANYW AY? J ~ 447 N. Main St. Rev. F. W. Schuster Church * 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Bolton Center Rd. Minister Pastor vice. Nursery provided. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Rev. J. Stanton Conover Classes for all ages. day School and child care. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service Minister St. John’s 10:45 a.m., Holinesi Meeting. "Probation after Death" is the 9:15 a.m., Church School for all ages, nursery through Grade and Church School. Sermon Episcopal Church Mrs. Maj. ^ad le will preach subject of the lesson-sermon. 10:15 a.m.. Church School. 4 continuing during the Worship topic: • ' 'Handling Rt. 30, Vernon on "How Big Is Your World?” The Golden Text: James 1:4. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Service. Frustrations.” Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Nursery provided. The Christian Science Sermon: “Dependables In A 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. 7 p.m., Junior High Youth Rector 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. Reading Room, 968 Main St. is Group. Tumbleweed Culture." The Rev. George Webb will "Taking the ‘Stew’ Out of open to the public, except on 7:30 p.m., Pilgrim 8 a.m., Holy Communion. preach and the South Methodist holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stewardship:’’ Fellowship. BY HANK LEONARD Firal Congregational 10 a.m., Family Service and MICKEY FINN Choir will take part in the ser­ Monday through Friday and ■5 p.m., Fellowship and Bible ■ study. Church of Andover Church School. vice. from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first Talcottville THIS HERE SCRIPT— THERE'S I'M SURE WE'LL DO 6 to 7 p.m., Halloween United Church of Christ ON PAGES 26, 37, , NO NEED A CONVINCING JOB Thursday of each month. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. Congregational Church St. Matthew’s Church AND 70, IT SAYS I'M TO OF IT WHEN THE Trinity Covenant Church UNICEF party, ages 4 through MISS GLAAAOOR— THERE'S LITZED Minister United Church of Christ Tolland SOMETHIN' I'D LIKE TO ASK S'POSED TO KISS YOU REHEARSE SHOW OPENS! 10. BY A 302 Hackmatack St. Second Congrcgalional Rev. Kenneth E. Knox Rev. J. Clifford Curtin you — IF M3U DON'T THINK — BUT WE HAVEN'T ; THAT, BUCKET- I'M BEIN' TOO FORWARD.! BEEN DOIN' IT.' > > HORACE! Rev. Norman E. Swensen Church 9:45 a.m., Church School. Pastor Unitarian Unlveraaiiat Pastor Pastor United Church of Chrial 11 a.m., Morning Worship. Society 385 N. Main St. Sermon title: “Test the Spirits 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sun­ 481 Spring St Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Rev. Felix M. Davis to See Whether They are of day School, ^rm on topic: “For p.m. (Singer Learning Center) YESfrERPAVS d t IO -X 1 classes for all ages three Minister God." Sacrament of ^ptism . Where Your Treasure Is." Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 through adult, plus an Infant- 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. 5:30 p.m., Family Night and 11:45 a.m. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Nursery. 10 a.m., Morning Worship. Minister potluck and Halloween party. 10:50 a.m., Worship Service Nursery through Church School First Congregational Families to attend in costumes. WE'LL LOOK INTO VINA 10:30 a.m., Service. The Rev. St. Maurice’s Church AT THAT with the Rev. Mr. Swensen Grade 9. Women’s Christian Church of Vernon MILNBR'9 AMNESIA PROBLEMi Mr. Westwood will speak _^on Bolton MR. EGBERT,,, ANP LET VDU WORK PA5rI.« preaching on "The Opportunity Fellowship Sunday. Sermon by Rev. John A. Lacy St. Bernard’s Church “Once and Future SpookV” Rev. Robert W. Cronin KNOW LATER IP WB'LU y o u S T A R T of A Lifetime.” 'Children’s the Rev. Mr. Davis, "Praise the Minister Rockville MM TAKB THE CASES GOINS THROUGH Nursery, Church School. Pastor FOYLE'S DESK Church for Grades 1 through 4. Lord, 0 My Soul.” Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Rev. John J. White Rev. William Schneider BY AL VERMEER ANP FILES,.. Nursery for pre-school 7 p.m., Junior High Assistant Minister Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 PRISCILLA’S POP W HILE I , children. Fellowship meeting. Senior Concordia Lutherati Church p.m. J U S T JELLY TH' ^ 40 Pitkin St. 6 A P E 1 4:30 p.m., All church business High dance. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 /PRACT1C\S1Q Rev. Burton D. Strand Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 meeting followed by a Coffee 7:30 p.m., Canvass com­ Rev. John W. Mortimer 9:55 a.m., Church School. p.m. 11 a.m. F O O T B A L L Hour with Social Group 2 in Pastor Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, FACES’ mittee. 10 a.m., Morning Worship. charge. Pastor The Rev. Mr. Bartholomew will 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. 9 a.m., Holy Communication. ------V preach. Second Hour: Budget Church ^hool through Grade 6. Rockville United Methodist Church Emanuel Lutheran Church hearing. Presbyterian Church Sacred Heart Church Church and Chestnut Sts. Nursery care for small North Coventry children. The Rev. Mr. Mortimer has served pastorates in Glaston­ Rt. 30, Vernon Rev. C. Henry Anderson South United., First Cong^ational School St. on Rt. 31 off Rt. 44A Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor 10:30 a.m., Holy Communion, bury, Portland, Conn., and Dighton, Mass., before coming Rev. Ronald J. Fournier Methodist Church Chunm Dr. Richard W. Gray Rev. Edward Konopka Church School for Grades 7, 8 to Rockville. He is a member of the Greater Rockville Co-Pastors 1226 Main St. United Church of Christ and 9. Teenage and Adult BY MILTON CANIFF Frederick Wehrenberg Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Clergy Council, the Vernon Chamber of Commerce and the Coventry 9:30 a.m., Worship. Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. STEVE CANYON Discussion Groups. / Intern Rev. Wayne Kendall committee on the aging. He received his BA degree from Rev. Bruce J. Johnson 11 a.m., Bible School. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, I er«'N ABOUT TUB SAME TIME OF YEAR AS IN DON'T YOU REMEMBER Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. the University of Bridgeport, his bachelor’s degree in Minister 7:30 p.m., Bible Discussion 10:30 a.m. and noon. NOT TALK 1972 - A PASSENGER LEAVES THE OUT-OF- THAT FACE FROM LA STYEA R? 8:30 and 11 a.m., The Service. Groups (at Manse on Cornwall — HE'S STALKY SCHWEI - Pastors Church of the Assumption theology from Boston University School of Theology, and ABOUT i t ; TOWN BUS NEAR THE MAUMEE CAMPUS... Dr.) Sponsored by Manchester SENBEROER'S OAMBLER 9:45 a.m., Church School for Adams St. at Thompson Rd. his MS degree from Central Connecticut State College. 9:30 a.m., Church School. St. Margaret Mary's Church Presbyterian (Church. BY ART SANSOM BROTHER all ages. Adult Speaker’s 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship Ser­ Rev. Edward S. Pepin (Herald photo by Oflara) Adult Bible Class. Wapping Forum in the chapel with Paul vice with Pastor Webb Pastor 11 a.m., Worship Service. Rev. William McGrath St. George’s Episcopal Norling speaking on the World preaching. Sermon: "Our Rev. Paul Trinque "O n Being Grown U p.’’ Rev. Joseph Schick Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Mary’s Episcopal Church Church OCCAacViMLH I «JlM OMe! Vision program. Reformation Heritage.” Refor­ Children’s Story; “So Big!” Co-Pastors and 11, 11:30 a.m. Church and Park Sts. Rt. 44A, Bolton 9:45 and 11 a.m., Nursery for mation Sunday. AH classes will Saturday, Masses at 5 and Coffee Hour following service. infants. Rev. George Nostrand Rev. John F. Flora, III be held in new Education Wing 7:30 p.m. United Pentecostal Church 7 to 9 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 11 a.m., “Play Group” for Rector Fellowship. Vicar p.m. and Main Building. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 187 Woodbridge St. children 3 to 5 years of age. 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Rev. Stephen J. White Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 Robert Baker 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Nursery through Grade 6 and Rev. Ronald Holdeman First Congregational and 11:30 a.m. Pastor 10 a.m., Family Eucharist Church of the Nazarene Grade 8 Confirmation Class. Calvary Church Church of Hebron 236 Main St. 7:30 a.m., The Holy Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. and Church School. Nursery St. Francis of Assisi Ambrose Dudley will lead a (Assemblies of God) 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. William A. Taylor Eucharist, Services for Trial Pastor provided. 673 Ellington Rd. class in discussion of the “Ten 647 E.MiddIp Tpke. 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Pastor Commandments." Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Use. South Windsor 9 a.m., Morning Prayer, Ser­ 9;30 a.m., Worship Service. Second Congregational Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler Pastor Full Gospel Christian THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. vice for Trail Use, with sermon The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. Church Rev. Eugene M. Kibride Nursery through senior high Fellowship Classes for all ages. by the Rev. Mr. \^ ite . Church Sermon topic: "I Am With United Church of Christ age, Grade 8 Confirmation 10 a.m., Sunday School, Interdenominational 10:45 a.m., Sacred Concert School, Crib Classes and You." Nursery provided. Rt. 44A, Coventry Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 /^iF Vo lca n o r u e K i c k i s Class. classes for adults and children. Orange Hall with' Paul McNutt, song Nursery. Church School. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold p.m. BY V.T. HAMLIN KICKS THIS IN T H E A I E .L 7:30 p.m., Senior High 11 a.m., Service of Worship Rev. Philip P. Saunders, ALLEY OOP evangelist. Children’s Church 11:15 a,m., Morning Prayer. 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Minister Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 A LL THE FIELD-GOAL IT's HEADED Methodist Youth Fellowship and Bible preaching. Nursery' Pastor WHAT IT'S HARO T'SAY.' FOR JUST A ACTION TODAY IT'S ALL OVER and Nursery provided. Book of Common Prayer, with and 11 a.m. F O R T H E meeting at the church. Spiritual care for the little ones, and 10 a.m., Worship Service. W A S I TICK THERE I THOUGHT 19 AT T H ' FOR OUR 7 p.m., Evening Service. special children’s program. sermon by the Rev. Mr. l^ ite. St. Peter’s THAT? IT WAS DINNY.' Growth Group will meet at 371 10:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study BIG f o o t b a l l BELOVED G O A L P O S T Message by the pastor. Episcopal Church St. Mary's Church Oak St. 7 p.m., Gospel Service. and open discussion. Sunday GAME /..IT'S BEDROCK North United Sand Hill Rd. Vernon Assemblies of God Rt. 31, Coventry Hymnsing and Bible message. School. BEDROCK Methodist Church Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III 51 Old Town Rd. Rev. F. l^rnard Miller r S T A T E 7... 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic ser­ St. John’s Polish National 300 Parker St. Vicar Pastor V o l c a n o u . vice. — Rev. Earle R. Custer Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday 6 ./.. Catholic Church Rev. Paul F. Ramen Pastor 8 a.m., Holy Communion. School for all ages. we have poly fill for Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Church of Jesus Christ of 11 a.m., Morning Worship. I /?u^K Pastor 10 a.m., Morning Prayers. Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. 3 stuffing and quilting Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ Sunday School after service. 7 p.m., Evening Evangelistic. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 8 oi z. . ■ 16 o z. - 72 ”x9i”x90" Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. vice. Survey Sunday. Sermon: 6:30 p.m., Young People’s and 10:45 a.m. OZ. 9 a.m., Mass, English. D. Clar Brown, Bishop United Congregational UiKwiM hiA 10:30 a.m., Mass. English and “to Build...or Not to Build!” Fellowship. 0 Church I2S Polish.------9 a.m., Church School. Rockville United i t a t 9 a.m., Priesthood. Nursery and Grades 3 through United Church of Christ to- 37 "w0 h a v avary llltla thlngl" Gospel Hall United Methodist Church .Methodist Church 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. 6. Tolland C- ISO h HEA. IOU FEEL THAT ENCOURAGING, Sheinwold on Bridge Pastor 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim St. Bartholomew's Church 10:15 a.m., Coffee and 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. LIKE.A 9UG<3eSnON PQK LOT OF STRONGLY, I'L L 19 IT ? Rev. William J. Stack The Preshyleriun Cliureh Fellowship. IN9TALUED LIKE THEY COAAPLAINTS! SEETHAT>OU PROPER FINESSE MAKES spade. The next player Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Conversation. Nursery through Grade 2. SLAM CONTRACT North dealer trumps. In this case South wins Rev. William J. Killeen 43 Spruce St. 10:30 a.m., Church School, HAVE IN OFF/CESi G E T ONE. A passes. You hold: Spades, Q- Wapping Community Church K. By Allred Sheinwold Norlh-Soiilh vulnerable the first trum p trick by Rev. George Smith Nursery through Grade 6. Trinity Lutheran Church finessing with the jack. He then 7-4-3; Hearts, A-K-4; Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 1790 Ellington Rd. r Today’s hand isn’t meant for NORTH Pastor 10:45 a.m., Worship. Refor­ Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 leads out the ace of trumps, Diamonds, S-7-3-2; Cluhs, Q- O U ± £ , 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. South Windsor experts. However, a very ♦ 0 7 4 .1 mation Sunday. Sermon: "I am Vernon A K4 capturing the king. 1 0 . Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9 and 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Harold W. Richardson experienced player went wrong What do you say? 29 South Roatl Bolton The the Way.” Rev. Donald McCIean 8 7 12 No play will work if East has 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. Minister Pastor with it, so there is something in 0 10 Answer: Bid two diamonds or. 'sissEsnoNS the hand for all but a handful of three or more trumps headed noon, school auditorium. 7:30 p.m., Bible discussion. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton lOiT WEST EAST by the king. East is sure to get a three spades. You would surely Bible Associate Minister great players. bid three spades if you had IMPORTED THINGS 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ A I09K ♦ K trump trick by covering if the O nler Congregational North dealer passed originally, for then this Speaks ■St. James Church Union Congregational vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. 41 ^ 8 7 6 ■7 Q 10 9 .11: queen is led but by playing low TO WEAR Church 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ North-South vulnerable jump may be made a trifle by Msgr. Edward J. Reardon Church 9:15 a.m., Church School. 0 96 0 A4 otherwise. Earrings, Ponchos, United Church of Christ vice and Church School. Opening lead — Eight of 4L J 9 8 .1 2 Jh 7 6 4 1 light. You hate to make the Eugene •Pastor Rockville Here is a good rule to help Khengas, Belts and Such... 11 Center St. hearts jump bid with a light hand when Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey Rev. Paul J. Bowman .Avery St. Christian WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH you decide whether or not to Brewer Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Rockville Baptist Church Declarer won the first trick A A 16.1 2 you have not passed originally, ^ . 4 4 A Rev. Eugene Charman Minister Reformed Church in dummy with the king of lead a high trump for your first “ Love bears all things, Pastor Rev. Lyman D. Reed 69 Union St. 661 Avery St., South Windsor 9 i finesse in such situations: but you don’t really have a good OPEN EVERY DAY ♦ i Rev. Robert L. LaCounte hearts and saw that his slam 0 K Q J 10 5 believes all things, hopes all Rev. Dr. Wallace Fiske Saturday, Masses at 5 and Associate Minister Rev. Peter Mans, Imagine that the king is alternative bid. Bid three Pastor contract depended on a A AK 10:00to6:00 things, endures all things” Interim Minister 7:30 p.m. Minister singleton; and see if you can spades with a conservative successful trump finesse. This F.u.st .South Wc.st (Ootse Tossed) ^ (ICor. 13:7). Seldom do we Sunday, masses at 7:30, 9, 9 a.m.. Church School, North still afford to lead that high partner, but bid two diamonds 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. was quite correct. Declarer Pass Pass Pass see these attributes of love 9:15 a.m., Worship Service. 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. Grades 5 through 9. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for 1 A card. with an aggressive partner. Nursery through Adult, in­ therefore led the queen of 1 ♦ Pass 4 NT Pass Copyright 1973 exhibited outside familial Family Festival. The Rev. Dr. 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in­ all ages including a nursery. Daily Question cluding College Career Class. spades from dummy. This was -■! 0 Pass 6 ♦ .Ml Pass relationships. Real love for Fiske will preach. Sermon Zion Eviiiigelieul fants through Grade 4. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Partner deals and bids one General Features Corp. 11 a.m., Worship Service. quite wrong. Opening lead - K another human being topic: "What I Used to Think.” l.ulheruii (Jiureli 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. Nursery provided. East naturally covered with motivates its possessor to put Children in K indergarten Sermon topic: ‘‘The First Sunday of each month. 6 p.m.. Family Worship. Answer to Previous Puzzle (Missoitri Synod) Holy Communion; Second Sun- the king, and ^u th won with from the dummy at the second the best possible construction through Grade 6 will attend Cooper and High Sts. Inescapable Galilean.” 6:30 p.m., Christian educa­ the ace of trumps. Thh jack of trick. People and Places yiw w _ on his actions — to give him church. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl 11:45 a.m.. Coffee Hour in the tion. Nursery provided. trumps drew West’s nine, but South captures the singleton the benefit of any doubt. 9:15-10:15 Learning Com­ Pastor chapel. then West had a natural trump king with the ace of trumps, ACROSS DOWN 'J ai-3 Political and philosophical munity, Nursery through 3-year 6:15 p.m., Senior High Group trick with his ten of spades. 1 Napoleonic 1 City In •JKItil liberals pride themselves on olds. will meet at the church to go to and can then pick up West’s Cahfornia wrji»3 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. marshal loving everyone, including 10:15 a.m. Coffee Fellowship, Coventry Riding Stables for a Down one. trumps with the jack and 4 County in 2 Biblical ra 1=4 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Should Lead Low Trump queen. Texas prden c in those of differing views. Yet Woodruff Hall. New member Youth Forum. hayride. 8 Marco — 3 Measuring H U U upon circumstantial evidence Opportunities, Federation SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Declarer should lead a low South is equally successful if EIIaI 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. First 12Barano( 1:2 they are so quick as any to at­ Room. trump, instead of the queen, East happens to have K-x of mountain 4 Child's cradle Year Youth Instruction. ' UMOAMDK 13 Biblical 5 Afresh tribute ulterior motives to the 5:30 p.m. Youth Dance— Piz­ character 6 Muddled Bob Dixon and Bomlo Brodin actions of one With whom they za supper Memorial Hall. V tffa OOUAffS I coll. I Gilead Congregational 14 Greedy disagree. 6 p.m. Grade 7 and 8 Pilgrim AOMSS? 15 Through 7 Priority (dial.l Sisters will bo boro at Plnohurot Sun­ Church 24 Wooden shaft. (myth. I Examine your own heart. Fellowship Halloween party. STAR GA*ER^''V 16 Profane Iprefixl day from 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. Hebron -B y C L A Y R. P O L L A N - 18 Julie — 8 P ria m 's son 25 Jewish niunlh 41 Merit award Isn’t it easy to "wait and see" Woodruff Hall. L lIR A 9 Ellipsoidal 28 Worker's 42 Blemish TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. ^ A R IIS actress You will And the now Pralino when dealing with someone /W ,V>M. 21 M Your Daily AcIMly Guido JM S(/r. 22 T 'l 20 Sick one to Mineral group 43 Insist upon Pastor I' According to Iht Stan. Icomb. form) 27 Distracting 44 Precious Sealtoat Ico Groom... Churrii of (Jirist 1 9 6 6 Volkswagen It ocf. 22 21 Weight of you love, someone with whom India II European 28 Solar disk metal Swlal No. 316294100 ^ 1-13-26-34 To develop message for Sunday, 7-19-24-37^ I f0 a good Umo to shop around you have much In common? Lydall and Vernon Sts. ifitowe '1 read words corresponding to numbers 22 Blunders river 29 Curve 48 G irl's name 11 a m.. Worship Service. 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Touchdown parade featured the Giants thrilling 34-26 decision over the Patriots last night at Mt.' Nebo which gave the winners the 1973 Manchester Midget Football,League championship. Reggie Traded P P M 5 be’S The success was also the Here’s how the scoring went Pats - Tom Roach, 29-yard ^ .C -2 sixth straight for Coach Alex in the wild 60-point feature: run. 52 y I & Ferguson's crew and marked a Pats - Bob Walsh, 35-yard Giants - Steve Everett, one- . w CO BOSTON (AP) - "We’re happy, the St. been here eight years and had to fight to perfect season. pass from Bob Smith. Keith ■ S ;a £ § S yard plunge. get on television and get the kind of en­ ! § : § The Eagles clinched runner- Congdon added two points. Louis bunch is happy and I hope we’ll both Pats - Walsh, 60-yard run. dorsements that players like Yaz, Carlton ^ f t up honors with a 16-6 win over Giants - Tom . rignano, end be happy next September.” I 2 Giants - Dave Miner, raced 55 That’s how player personnel director Fisk or even Billy Conlgllaro got. ^ f t o the winless Jets. run. . . be W) yards after busted punt play. Haywood Sullivan of the Boston Red Sox "Sure we get endorsements, but most of Pat Bixby added two points to (U H-l o CO q oj described a major trade Friday sending them are for the charitable things.” ^ b c .s 5 - 2 0) knot the score at 20-all. slugger Reggie Smith and reliever Ken Smith said he also got “tired of people Q ft-q S § :S § Pats - Paul Cuhhen, 50-yard f t 0 3 CO Oi ^ ^ a ft Tatum to the St. Louis Cardinals for right- saying I never lived up to my potential. -P QJ ^ CO e ,12 run offtackle. q Js -s handed pitcher Rick Wise and outfielder Everybody expected me to be a Willie .y o" ^ Q -2 Giants - John Mumford, five- Mays or a Hank Aaron. A superstar. Why Play Cited 2 f t 0) c i2 q Bernie Carbo. - ^ Herald Angle yard run. The trade was one of baseball’s worst couldn't I just be Reggie Smith?” Qj T3 5 ^ -S -2 Frank Grant added two points o « kept secrets. It leaked out early in the “But I guess people here didn’t like to Being groomed for posgi- be no and Giants led, 28-26. q g I £ I think of their black athletes having hie All-America honors in r-i ’C C M H o World Series, but formal announcement o hJ cO U Giants - Miner intercepts, had to be delayed until five days after the perhaps good or average talent,” he said. college soccer this full is 4J •—I runs SO yards. ■ S 2 2 ' By Earl Yost annual classic because of baseball law. John Herdic. The former ^ CO O Game highlights included a Sports Editor Smith and Wise were the key players in Wise, 28, had a 16-12 record with a 3.37 Manchester High stan­ o p 5 50-yard run by Grant which set earned run average despite a poor finish i'M 6 II SZ o 111 o bo bo !q the deal, but Carbo, only 26, is going to be up Mumford’s tally. dout, only a sophomore, given a shot at winning a regular job. with the Cardinals this year. Acquired Defensive stars were Dick from Philadelphia in a deal which sent captains the West Liberty Smith, a switch hitter, gives St. Louis State College squad in Dahle, Clyde Redd and Steve added power, while Boston gets a badly Steve Carlton to the Phillies in 1972, he has Crispono for the Giants with West Virginia. Herdic's needed right-handed starter. a major league record of 107-104 and a 3.50 Mumford, Bixby, Grant and “When you give up a good outfielder earn ^ run average. defensive play has been From Loser to Winner Miner, Everett and Prignano with the talent that Reggie has, you expect Carbo, 26, who bats left, hit .286 with outstanding for the all playing well on offense. to get something in return, and we think eight homers and 40 RBIs in 111 games nationally ranked squad. Football at Illing Junior High is enjoying its finest Cuhhen, Roach and Mr . we did in Wise and Carbo,” Sullivan said. this year. As a rookie with Cincinnati in season this fall and the main reason is one man, Alex Everything, Walsh, were Ivy Leaguer “Wise is one of the top right-handed 1970, he hit .310 with 21 homers. Ferguson. In his first year as head coach, the fornier Patriot standouts. pitchers we were trying to get,” Sullivan Tatum, 29, spent virtually the entire 1973 Karate Show Brian Daigle’s eight-run TD player and coach with local teams has transformed Illing Holding down a defensive added. "He’s a good throwing control season with Pawtucket of the Inter­ from a loser into a big winner. Ferguson is the same fellow run got the Eagles off fast in pitcher and quite a competitor. We feel he national League, compiling a 6-11 record. Slated Tonighi the niqhtcap and Rich Lenhardt end post with the Universi­ who guided the Giants to the Midget Football League title has X-number of years to be a mainstay on Acquired from (California in 1971, he was added two points. Jim Fleurent ty of Pennsylvania this fall Big winner tonight at the last night. The likable Ferguson has been involved with our staff. ineffective with the Red Sox. He was a passed 39 yards to John Wilson is John Duffy. The former standout for the Angels until he hit Clarke Arena will be the football for more than 30 years. He’s a regular member of for a second score and Lenhardt Manchester High center Smith said he was not bitter about being Baltimore’s Paul Blair in the face with a American Field Service Stu­ the custodial staff...Leo piana, acting principal at Nathan again added the two extra who won All-CCIL honors traded. pitch a few years ago. That started him on dent Exchange Fund which will ■I Hale School, is a fine baseball umpire and soccer points for a 16-0 halftime edge. was shifted to his present “I knew I didn’t fit into the plans of the skids. benefit from the second annual referee...Bob Price, running for a spot on the Manchester The Jets tallied on a Jeff position last fall with the Darrel Johnson (Boston’s new manager) ” St. Louis moved quickly to replace Wise, Kung-Fu and Karate Tourna­ CS Board of Directors, is a former drag strip racer who Dolin 12-yard run to avert a Ivy Leaguers. Smith said. “ When he was named acquiring 36-year-old righty Sonny Siebert ment starting at 7:30. chauffeured Moriarty Brothers’-sponsored Big Red in shutout. Jon Dubois, Tim manager, he talked mostly about his from the Texas Rangers for minor league Daniel Pai, recognized as one national competition...Serving as a volunteer assistant Valente, Ken Anderson and young players. He didn't mention my outfielder Tommy Cruz. The Cards also of the leading Kung-Fu experts 0 o q bo-M -q 2 § coach with Manchester High’s football team for the eighth Kevin Williams all played well name once. sold shortstop Mike Kelleher to the in the country, will head the for the losers. Dave Gay and program, with a special exhibi­ successive season is Tom Conran. 'The school still has one “I’m happy to be going to a National Houston Astros, assigned pitcher Mike Tom McCluskey led the Eagles League club because there they challenge Nagy to Tulsa of the American Associa­ tion to follow the competition. < 1 1 of the smallest varsity staffs in the state with but two wotj Cord Brightman, Dave USC-Irish Tickets will be available at a hitter. And I’m happy to be going to a tion and then completed a busy day by bp faculty members, Larry Olsen and Steve Lindberg, plus D’Allessandro, Damian club where I’m needed. I’ll bat either third releasing veteran pitchers Eddie Fisher the door. Conran and Bob Charon, a student at Central Connecticut Purcell, John Ricci, John Head Slate or fifth in the order. They told me they and Lew Krause. 3 T 3 J h q State College who is a student teacher...Steve Gates, Weerden and Brian Matre tur­ want me to play the outfield, and they par­ On the managerial front, Dick Williams m I former Manchester High cross country star, has played a ning in fine games in a winning jNEW YORK (AP) - ticularly are happy to get my right-handed revealed that he and his former boss, I [El Scoreboard lEl I | ' 2 § o 1 4 j ^ n o big part in Eastern Connecticut State College’s success cause. Final game of the season Southern California, unbeaten bat.” akiand Athletics owner Charles 0. Finley, ps 5c : s be nI this fall...It’s “Sack Time’’ for teams running up against will be played Sunday, Nov. 4 at but tied, puts its hopes for a se­ Smith reiterated his claim that the Red had a little chat about Williams’ quitting 3 c ea the Washington Redskins’ defense this year in NFL play, 1:30 with the Eagles playing the Sox, the fans and the press harbor “racist as A’s Manager and Finley’s refusal to Pro Basketball L f t l? S = cond consecutive national NBA to Through the first six games, opposing have Chargers. championship on the line today attitudes” towards him and other black free him from his contract. players. Friday’s Games -q -M o» been sacked 31 times, (hit behind the line of scrimmage) against Notre Dame in one of Boston 113, New York 101 , ^ q - o college football’s great “They don’t promote black players here or only four less than the club’s 1972 total. The Skin Buffalo 104, Cleveland 97 rivalries. and the fans react to that,” he said. Tve (U oi attempts and has scored six touchdowns, two on intercep­ “This is the biggest intersec­ 92 TV w o N ® ' f t tions... Passing out cigars is Dave White, hard-hitting out­ tional game of the year,’’ says AND Chicago 121, Houston 113 bo W -3 M S ^ - fielder with Groman’s softball team, following the birth of Coach John McKay of Southern Kansas City-Omaha 98, CO Floored B • S - n a son. Cal. “It always is, and I’m Rams-Vikings Phoenix 93 K ( N C O cd' 43 CtJ o o O 055 enjoying the hell out od it. I’ll RADh Los Angeles 94, Detroit 92 NEW YORK (AP) - It’s been enjoy it win, lose or draw.” Portland 127, Atlanta 110 Best Per Carry Average Chicago’s misfortune to be Golden State 117, Seattle 110 A sellout crowd of 59,075 will In ‘The Game’ SATURDAY ABA Apparently fully recovered from a hip injury, Jim located in the same division jam Notre Dame Stadium for 1 :30 (3) UConn vb. UMass Friday’s Games Balesano of Manchester leads the Trinity College ball with the Milwaukee Bucks. the battle between sixth-ranked 1:45 (8) Notre Dame vs. carriers with a 3.7 yards per carry average. The scoring And it was Calvin Murphy’s NEW YORK (AP) — “The game” is the Los Angeles Kentuckey 104, Virginia 99 Southern Cal, 5-0-1, and the No. use Memphis 93, Indiana 91 re. . - - ) • ■ leader is John Wholley, former East Catholic back, with misfortune to be located on the 8-rated Fighting Irish, 5-0. Rams vs. the Minnesota Vikings. 3:30 (3) NBA: Buffalo vb. irt same basketball floor with Don’t try and tell that to the and Cin­ San Antonio 88, New York 8 five touchdowns to his credit in four games...Manchester ABC-TV will beam the game to Cleveland Carolina 109, Denver 108, s. Norm Van Lier Friday night. cinnati Bengals. High’s fine band is directed by Andy Shreeves. The some 85 per cent of the country. 4:30 (3) Horae Racing overtime. (Mouc3^oG-Kv^ The Bulls made it unpleasant The Rams and Vikings, of youngsters, in attractive uniforms, made a big hit at last I t’s the weekend’s only 5:00 (8) Wide World of San Diego 122, Utah 102 for the Houston Rockets by win­ course, are the National Foot­ The Cowboys will unleash week’s opening i home football game at Memorial meeting of teams ranked in the Sports Pro Hockey ning their fifth straight game ball League’s only unbeaten NFC rushing leader Calvin Hill Field...Once again this fall the popular Coaches’ Corner Top Ten—or, for that matter, in SUNDAY NHL 121-113. Yet the Bulls still trail teams as the season reaches the against Philadelphia—but the 1:00 (33) NFL: Dolphins columns^each week have been well received. ’They are the Top Twenty—by The Friday’s Games the Bucks by one game in the halfway mark. Eagles can counter with Tom Associated Press. vs. Patriots Vancouver 8, Detroit 3 made possible through the efforts of Larry Olsen at Midwest Division of the The Steelers would be in that Sullivan, No. 6 rusher and No. 5 1:00 (30) NFL: Jets vs. Atlanta 3, California 1 Manchester High and John LaFontana at East Catholic, National Basketball Associa­ Top-rated Ohio State, tied for select group, too, were it not for receiver in the conference, and Broncos WHA varsity football mentors. Coaches see games from a tion. the Big Ten lead, entertains a stubborn Cincinnati defense a Roman Gabriel, who has 2:00 (3) NFL: Giants vs. And Van Lier made it unplea­ thrown for more yards, 1,417, Friday’s Games different standpoint than a writer and also after viewing Northwestern in a league game couple of weeks ago which Cards e • game films credit for fine play is passed along for publica­ sant for Murphy by engaging in while Michigan, ranked fourth, than anyone else in the league. Toronto 5, Minnesota 4 paved the way to a 19-7 upset by 4:00 (22,30) NFL: Steelers Quebec 3, Los Angeles 1 tion by Olsen and LaFontana...Did you know that the New a wild slugging match. visits Minnesota and Illinois, a the Bengals. As a result, the The once-bruising vs. Bengals For his fist fight with York Yankees dropped 14 of 18 meetings against the third co-leader, hosts Iowa. Steelers are 5-1 and just one Washington offense still hasn’t \' m Murphy, Van Lier was ejected gotten untracked. It’s last in the Boston Red Sox last season? ’This was one* of the widest Second-ranked Alabama, the game ahead of both Cincinnati ro from the game while Murphy and Cleveland in the American NFC. But the defense is still season series margins ever between the two clubs...Two stayed around to score 32 Southeastern Conference there and that’s what New exhibition hockey games - free to the public - are scheduled leader, is home to Virginia Conference’s Central Division. THE BIKE SHOP --- \ ^ points. Along with the Rams-Vikings Orleans has to overcome. tonight at the Bolton Ice Palace. New England Hockey Tech in a non-league clash Elsew here in the NBA, confrontation, the rest of Sun­ New Englannd’s defense has 180 Spruce St, Manchester 647-1027 League entries Willimantic and Vernon play at 7:30 with Boston downed New York 113- Ninth-ranked Louisiana State, been particularly vulnerable also unbeaten but with two day’s slate has Houston at cn Manchester and Bristol in the nightcap. French-Canadian 101; Buffalo beat Cleveland 104- Chicago, the New York Giants against a rushing team—just and former college hockey players make up the nucleus of 97; Milwaukee defeated fewer SEC victories, visits in­ the kind of team Miami is. The dependent South Carolina for a at St. Louis, Denver at the New New Winter Hours'iR™ „„ all entries in the fast amateur league...Don Roser of Philadelphia 98-92; Kansas Dolphins’ Larry Csonka and night game. It should prove in­ York Jets, Oakland at Bolton High and Ron Gurnon from Tolland Manchester City-Omaha tripped Phoenix 98- Baltimore, San Diego at Mercury Morris are Nos. 3-4 in S3t.9:00A.M .to5:00P.M . U- 93; Los Angeles nipped Detroit teresting since Paul Dietzel, Wed. thru Community College, are members of the Southern Connec­ Cleveland, Dallas at the AFC in ground-gaining, 94^; Golden State outscored now at South Carolina, coached ticut State College varsity soccer team this fall...Whitey Philadelphia, Atlanta at San having teamed for 954 yards. Seattle 117-110 and Portland LSU to the national cham­ Like the Patriots, the Lions sm Piurek of West Haven has been named the first soccer Francisco, Washington at New Thursday Nights -m p.m. crushed Atlanta 127-110. pionship in 1958. have had trouble stopping the (Closed Monday and Tuesday) commissioner in Connecticut...George Blanda and Jim Ot­ In the Big Eight, seventh- Orleans, Miami at New England and Green Bay at rush, an invitation for Green to, teammates with Oakland, are just one game away from ranked Missouri, 2-0 in league Bay’s MacArthur Lane and ir Repairs On All Makes Celtics 113, Knicks 101 action, visits Colorado, while Detroit. On Monday night, Buf­ tying Forrest Gregg’s record of 188 consecutive games in John Havlicek scored 34 John Brockington to explode for Oklahoma, No. 3 nationally, is falo hosts Kansas City. if Specializing In 10-Speed Repairs! the NFL. Gregg performed in the line with Green points and Dave Cowens netted a big game. 8 at Kansas State and lOth-ranked Houston got clubbed 42-13 by Bay...Have a nice weekend. 29, rallying the Celtics to a 113- Nebraska plays at Oklahoma Cleveland last weekend. But the 101 victory over the Knicks. State. winless Texans have a better Havlicek sparked a 16-4 than usual chance to get on the scoring spree in the final period Independent Penn State, rated fifth, entertains West winning side. They face the Four Players Score that helped carry Boston to its Bears, who have managed only triumph ovei(uhe defending Virginia. The Second Ten finds No. 11 one victory thus far. world champi^s. In Bennei Grid Win Houston at Auburn, No. 12 The Jets’ starting quarter­ f t back against Denver will still Arizona Sate at Oregon State BEST FOR YOU! 3 Touchdowns by Bill Gochee, Bucks 98, 76ers 92 n 0 K V ♦ the second period from four for a night game in Portland, be young Bill Demory, even CM S Billy Thomas, Ralph Donadio Kareem Abdul-Jabbar poured h yards out. California at No. 13 UCLA—a though A1 Woodall, initially Joe 0 and Bob Ruggiero sparked A pass led to in 35 points, grabbed 18 victory ties UCLA with Namath's backup man, has < ' ■ s f ? Bennet High’s football team to Glastonbury’s only six-pointer. rebounds and blocked six shots (D ® ) o a Southern Cal for the Pacific-8 been reactivated. The Broncos a convincing -28-8 victory over Climaxing an 83-yard march, in pacing the Bucks to a 98-92 lead—and Texas Christian at bring their AFC-leading offense BEST FOR ME! CO 7 - Ok n the Glastonbury High Frosh Donadio rambled in from the victory over Philadelphia. into Shea Stadium for the Jets’ r* No. 14 Tennessee. fl 0) 0? Thursday at Mt. Nebo. five and Thomas added two It was Milwaukee’s fifth first game this season. E Gochee ran back the opening Also, Georgia Tech at No. 15 s points. The final Bennet score straight triumph. Tulane, Toledo at No. 16 Miamt Bubba Smith, Oakland’s U. 2 CD . and Donadio added a two-point' Kings 98, Suns 93 Experience ao errant pass and race 45 yards to State, which visits Utah State, to Baltimore and he’ll be out to "E" Ok conversion. Thomas talli^ in Rookie Ron Behagen and Q a O CO re t9quarterback who won his job Common Sense I the local defense with help from Kansas City-Omaha Kings, < l u _ i (3c: > £ : ) I D - j O at Iowa State, Southern back from rookie /Bert Jones ^ 45 ^ John Keane, Rusty Knowles, playing without high-scoring p o n Golf Methodist at No. 18 Texas Tech, last weekewPl^Sli his perfor- K o* ^ CO o guard Nate Archibald, to a 98-93 And SlncerltyUI cw • (^CCliJVtJZOQ. < c c c NAGOYA, Japan — Jumbo Everett Bennen and Dan Rice at No. 19 Texas and No. 20 manca-iftHtle upset victory over D re victory over the Phoenix Suns. Fagen. Richmond at Northeast Detroit. M i ID Ozaki of Japan fired a seven- Behagen, out of the Universi­ V Id Bennet’s record is now 2-1-1. Louisiana under the lights. Wide receiver Gary Garrison, under-par 65 for a three-stroke ty of Minnesota, scored a pro cd % C O q (3 O K-> > N a 2 In the top game tonight, who missed four games with a h - lead after the second round of high of 20 points and had 11 Knights Bow Louisiana State goes to Colum­ disiocated shoulder, may be n 0 }Q O q ^ the $124,528 Tokai Classic Inter­ rebounds. Lacey chipped in re t-iOtD-icOOVDCD FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - bia, S.C. to meet South back in the San Diego lineup for RE-ELECT Hi oi N ^ S q national golf tournament. with 19 points, 12 rebounds and a ^ c fo Wide receiver Steve ^hubert Carolina’s Gamecocks. the Chargers’ game against D i l s f . L MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - five steals. ' d l l 2 Ben Crenshaw of Austin, Tex., caught two touchdown passes Cleveland. H IIJ <1) ujcOX_JO»-tuJc9D Braves 104, Cavaliers 97 i d B N P £ i 5 x'O added another stroke to his within 19 seconds in the fourth 0 M «T 4 lead, moving in front by seven quarter to break a 17-17 tie and Jim McMillian scored 14 t» bo > H § S 2 C COQC > I _J with a two-under-par 70 in the lead the New England Colonials points in the fourth quarter on 0 0) - b NATIVE h (J third round of the final 72-hole to a 31-23 victory over the Hart­ his way to a 36-point perfor­ TONY -q /15 ^ 2 u- ^ I—LUUJ ujS oqujq: par 66 to tie Lou Graham for the White Sox acquired veteran in­ points, 14 in the final quarter, Orchards Paid for by Committee to Re-elect Tony Pletrantonlo, cd second-round lead in the |135,- fielder Hector Torres from the and paced the Golden State Birch Mountain Road, QIaatonbury Joan Gates, Treasurer 000 Sahara Invitational Golf Houston Astros for a player to Warriprs to a 117-110 over the f3 mllu bsjfond Vito's) Tournament. be named later. Seattle SuperSonics. j^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Sat.. Oct. 27, 1973— PAGE NINE

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'’cS"'*^® §;o ^ r ^ s - ! ^ p * ^ * H - 2 3 o 3 ® 1966 CADILLAC sedan deVille, 1966 HONDA 305 Dream , INSIDE-Outslde painting. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd .. . SoflMont f+-*s 3 ' s BOX LETTERS light blue, dark hardtop. Best excellent for parts. $150. Phone Special rates for people over m. mortgages — interim financing MR. and MRS. 3 0 § o § . ° fS 3 ^ c r * «2Tos iliB YOUR AD offer. Call 528-7016 evenings and 649-0579. Fully insured. Estimates given. SMy hov* MHt you — expeditious and confidential SCHROEDER c ^ = 2 o C o B 'l ^ ^ ^ 2 3 For Your weekend. Call 649-7863. a happy adl ^ p sT* 2 p 2 P ® © i service, J. D. Real Estate (Mom and Dad) Intormailon Classified or "Want Ads” YAMAHA • mini-enduro, prac­ Assoc. 643-5129. Love, & ^ s s THE HERALD will not dis are taken over Uie phone as a 1968 FORD Custom, V-8, tically brand new with only 100 GRAD STUDENTS available Ernie and Pat S c T p g ^ S g CD O S“3 identity can follow this for the next insertion. The V-8, automatic, flOO. 646-6309, ESTABLISHED painting con­ desires reliable woman for procedure: 875-8146. SHARPENING Service - tractors. (If it’s worth owning, general office work, 5-day work Herald is responsible for only Saws, knives, axes, shears, Enclose your reply to the ONE Incorrect or omitted in­ it’s worth painting). Expert week, company paid benefits box in an envelope — ad­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN converti­ skates, rotary blades. Quick wordmanship, spray, brush, plus extra fringe oenefits. Call MARY AND SON Hr- _ sertion for any advertisement service. Capitol Equipment 289-3421 for appointment. - o 0 p cr-^ ^ dressed to the .Classified and then only to the extent of a ble, 4 new tires, complete valve roll, interior, exterior. Houses i e S 8 job. Needs paint. $695. Phone Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. painted as low as 8100,643-0001. Manager, Manchester make good’’ insertion. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday CO 3 I Evening Herald, together 875-8383. WOMAN, part time counter Love Errors which do not lessen the 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, work. Apply Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak ; 2 .§ r ? f ■' o 2 2 with a memo listing the com­ value of the advertisement 7958. Street. n ^ S t S panies you do NOT want to see Trucka-Tnetor 5 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, - h 3 P will not be corrected by concrete repairs, inside ana Dave § n> 5 < g s your letter. Your letter will be "make good” insertion. DUMPTruck 1969.Inter­ ODD jobs, paneling, household outside. Reasonably priced, SEAMSTRESS experienced in destroyed if the advertiser is national, model Fleetstar 2000, r ^ i r s , carpentry. Call 649- 643-0851. slip cover work. Full ..or part c n ^ one you’ve mentioned. If not time. Call 742-8075. P 8 ^ ^ p 23,000 rear, 12,000 front, air (/> r r it will be handled in the usual brakes, 5-7 body. 646-1168. A-1 WALLCOVERING service. manner. 643-2711 TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Complete service in all types of BABYSITTER for Wednesday W4AT’S YOUR Happiness Is saying... 1953 CHEVROLET pick-up, 6 large appliances, cleaning papers, vinyls, flocks and wall- and Friday, 2:30 to 6 p.m. Own CO M p ' cellars, attics. Also will buy QUESTION? THANK YOU £ io p o «J T) P cylinder standard. Must sell, lex. Featuring immediate ser­ transportation. Rachel Rd. V • . OOP S' > Lost and Found 1 Autos For Safa and sell used furniture. 644- vice, quality work and hundreds area. 646-7866. PHYLLIS B < S - l c P- (M5 ' O S ' best offer over 8300. 646-14^. 1775. CO rt- Od(t> (D S -p '^ 2 2- I of patterns to choose from. Call gives you contemporary LOST - pair of dark rimmed JACKSTON S ’^c „ „ 2 orq 1969 THUNDERBIRD, 4 doot, 1967-68 FORD F800 dump truck, after 5:30 p.m., 649-5474. REGISTERED nurses, new Christian answers to S rf-fo ^ p ffi glasses, vicinity Main Street. salary scale, 40-hour week, It takes a woman S §. full power, disc brakes, power 8-yard body, excellent condition 5? S ' ^ p p .'it l a r i ® < g ® Reward. Call 643-7336. steering, power brakes, cab and chasis, 23,000 heavy Building-Contracting 14 salary 8408.’f7 be-weekly, 3 today’s problems... to get things donel o g 3 - g p p g - ' s . l s - M ts 3 Am/FM stereo, power seats duty rear, 12,000 front, air C E R A M I C p.m.-ll p.m. shift or 11 p.m.-7 on WINF Radio 1230 Your Ensign Street ►5 S 5'S-o- : h > k h l ^ “ P 3 p 03 2 S' LOST- Passbook No. 25-0028967, and windows, power trunk, brakes. 646-1168. MASON — Plastering, brick a.m. shift, full-time, part-time. Sunday evenings < B rh i-i g 3 B Friends ►O O G -h> c H S ' p o ' S3 1 ^ 1 ? r/> Q . Savings Department of The power antenna, radial tires, TILE laying stone laying and con­ Many fringe benefits. Veteran’s at 6:45 p.m. p ‘ ? 2 - n g S Conn. Bank and Trust Com­ automatic air-conditioning, 1966 JEEP CJ5, V-6, four way crete. New and old. Free es­ Home and Hospital, exit 23 off ^< 2 “ S 3* p^ § c r pany. Application made for Ona Call 1-91 or call 529-2571, Ext. 395, 2 - P >3 2 «. 5^“ p M r S a - automatic transmission. 50,000 plow, radial tires, excellent timates gladly given. E. ' 1 » r 2 payment. Doaa It Alll 233 or 248. f I s ' ^ p miles. Excellent condition, 82,- condition. 81,600. 646-6309, 875- Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. r § l § § ' s - g . ! 200. 646-6170. 8146. We specialize in ceramic tile, f a r s . | LOST - Sears commercial slate, flagstone and quarry NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - MALE CLERK and stock work. Happiness Is knowing Happy Birthday / .'1 / 3 o^ 3 § I3- 3 vacuum cleaner, please call, Apply in person, Barrett Plum­ 1971 OLDSMOBILE 442, Campera-Trallara tile. For complete bathroom Remodeling, repairing, ad- ’ It Isn’t broken GRANDPA I h f n S 5 '-S P^ ^ 'am PZ 649-9658. Reward. automatic, power steering, remodeling, we’ll handle all ditions, rec rooms, porches and bing Supply, 331 "■ Broad Street, O I Moblla Homaa Manchester. BILLY TIMMINS a » P p S 3 p power brakes. Immaculate carpentry, plumbing and tile roofing.■ ig . No...... job too'small. Call n» p ?}- ffi I I j K'p ^ f3 t ^ (D Paraonala-Announcamenta 2 649-31A. llling Varsity Love, B g . ^ g throughout, extras, low work. Expert workmanship orq i ' s ■§ mileage. Call 872-7564, 646-1148. Cheerleaders Johnny l § ^ ? e ? r 9 "■ PROFESSIONAL MEN - Solve Make Us An Offer and reasonable rates. CARPENTRY - Repairs, -§ § your Christmas shopping with a ^ P CT* R 3 - 3 B -t3 CO w Q- 8 *3 w ’ 1967 FORD LTD 2-door hard­ We Won’t R e M Call Mandevllle remodeling, additions, roofing. Happy Birthday :3 s s ^ s - ^ ? 3 . p \ 5 0 3 Sarah Coventry gift certificate. top, blue with black vinyl top, 643-9678 Call David Patria, South Wind­ Happy 40th Anniversary (V «> p c r h-i 0- 3 - Inquire about our volume dis­ We’d like to sell all remaining Tomorrow 2 3 ® P power steering, power disc sor, 644-1796. First Class g NANA AND PAPA 3 5 3 2 count. 649-2333. brakes, and tape deck. 390 V-8 73’s before Dec. 1st. So we’re JOHN ‘KNUCKLEHEAD’ ^ a-fS ^ prepared to roll with the We Love You g o ' S _ COp p g 2 - ’ ^ 1 engine. 8750. Phone after 4 WES ROBBINS carprpentry SHEET METAL STRATTON & S -1 -I v ►—' p RIDE NEEDED to Watkinson p.m., 649-2136. punches. Why not come on in, remodeling specialist,St. Ad- Laura and Steven from 8 P ^ TWO handymen want variety of g ® i ^ ! o P P —. rn*' rn ~ ^< *o School, Bloomfield Avenue, look us over and let’s do a lit­ jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, MECHANICS Minnie Hartford, for two students from 1965 BUICK Skylark, good run­ tle horse trading! built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, S . g ‘ 1 1 . 2 c tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ • § S ® South Manchester to arrive at 8 ning condition. Best offer 17-Holidays from 19’ thru 32’ tics, cleaned. Reliable service. 649-3446. & MACHINE 3 - a.m. Can leave at 4 p.m. phone CO S ' S ' i s on o accepted. Call 646-3749 after 5. All models and floor plans to Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Help Wanted______35 Help Wanted 38 r t - 2 “ 8 3 646-1800, or 647-1515. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ASSEM6LERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PONTIAC GTO 1970, 400 choose from. new homes custom built, TOOL MAKER, machinists, (D P C ° p ^ 7-Motor Homes including TREE Service — (Soucier) SALESWOMEN rf- « p s - 3 : 2 . p p IP 5 3 Autos fo r Sale 4 engine, 4-speed, 82,000 or best TYees cut, building lots cleared, remodeling, additions, rec Minimum one year milling machine operators, and C-h 3 O Trojan, Lifetime & Concord. rooms, garages, kitchens experience. Must read WANTED s » ? 3 ^ 5 ' P offer. Call 742-9157, 1-429-4996. trees topped. Got a tree lathe operators. Experienced 1 1 ' " p 3 PLYMOUTH Wagon, waranty 2-5th Wheelers probleiiff Well worth phone remodeled, bath tile, cement blueprints. Excellent fringe necessary Apply at Paragon Experienced not necessary. g g D- ,S s , through 1975 Loaded with 1967 FIREBIRD 400, new tires, Choose from a 26’ or 28’. call, 742-8252. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ benefits and pay. Tool Company, 121 Adams Weekdays 5:30 a.m. to 10:30 S « 3 tial or commercial. Call 649- B o ® . ® & . f luxury equipment. Damaged, clutch, power steering, power 5-Skamper Tent Trailers at Street, Manchester. a.m. and 7 p.m. - midnight. CO S . i-j 2 ' § 7*1 accepting bids ovr 8950. 646- brakes. Asking 8650 or best 4291. tp - f Hj “ prices you wouldn’t believe. MASONRY - All types, PRESSURE BLAST Apply in person: 1889. offer. Call 649-5137. fieldstone speciality, work ELDERLY gentleman, to wash R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ MFC. CO., INC. dishes 3-4 nights per week. App­ MR. DONUT Tradss Wolcome guaranteed. Call after 5 p.m., 1968 Plymouth Fury III, factory 1969 TOYOTA Corona, blue, 643-1870 or 644-2975. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ 41 Chapel Street ly Cavey’s in the mornings, 45 255 West Middle Tpke. air, 8500. Repossession, Savings good condition, 8600. Catl ^ Bank Financing Up To Tan Yean ditions, porches, any type Manchester, Conn. East Center Street. Manchester ___ Bank of Manchester, 646-1700. 9358 after 3. Rectowi U.S.A Inc. REWEAVING burns, moth remodeling, 646-2087. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ HAIRDRESSER - NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1970 DODGE challenger R/T, Route six West TOBIAS Carpentry Service — Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, Experienced, full or part-time. dow shades, Venetian blinds. between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., EXPERIENCED Meat cutter. Banknmt? Repossessed? 383 magnum, 4-speed, rally Keys made. TV for rent. Counter ana cabinet work, Golden Charm Coiffures, Burr Only those with Restaurant por­ Willimantic remodeling, custom building. weekdays. Honest Douglas accepts lowest wheels, power steering. Im­ open MoiL-Thurt 8AM-9 PM Marlow’s, 867 Main St. M9-5221. Corners, Manchester. tion control background and down, smallest payments. maculate. 81,650. 643-7019. Call 643-5769. Excellent pay, two weeks paid supervisory experience need Open Fii-Sat SMUPM vacation. For appointment call i l p g g Douglas Motors, 345 Main. S OW Plowing and lig ht apply. Send resume to Box 1965 CHEVROLET BELAIR, trucking. Reasonable rates. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 18 Rosemary, 649-2806, or 649-2807. “AA’’, Manchester Herald. SS*' four door, automatic, 8225. Free estimates, 7 days a week. AUSTIN HEALY Phone 528-8610 after 5 p.m. AU’TO BODY repairman. Long TENT CAMPER - Nimrod, Call 875-8329. ROOFING and roof repairing, JINGLE Bells. Christmas bells 1958, 6-prt, Gassic, mint, 24,- Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 IF YOU have a car and would established well equipped gar­ jingle-so does the money you 1971 MUSTANG - convertible, 6 good condition, 8300. Can be age has opening for 000 miies. Factory hardtop, seen at 102 Green Rd., 4-9 p.m. STUMP Removal — (Soucier). like to earn extra money, come can make in your spare time as soft top, tonneau cover. 82,000. cylinder, standard, best offer. Unsightly stumps, chipped out, BIDWELL Home Improvement experienced body repairman. an Avon Representative. Call do light delivery work for Olan Good pay. Permanent Job for 6 4 3 -2 0 3 9 Call 643-1341 after 6. neatly and economically. 742- Co. Expert installation of Mills, full or part-time, day or 289-4922. AUTUMN 8252. aluminum siding, gutters and qualily worker. Fringe evening hours. Apply Monday, 9 benefits. Mellen, White & 1968 PONTIAC Lamans Sport Is the nicest time of the cam­ trims. Roofing installation and a.m. to 12 noon, 5 p.m. to 8 LIGHT housekeeper, with AUTO INSURANCE - com­ Coupe, power steering, power repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Palshaw, 107 Burnside Ave., children accepted, live-in, ping year. Enjoy it and the p.m., Olan Mills, Burr Corners East Hartford. pare our low rates. For a brakes. New tires, piuplus snow- many seasons ahead in a real­ Folay-Sharp Shopping Center, Manchester. references. Call 649-7911, 7:30- " < 5 / tires. 8795.■ Phone 872-2639, 568- telephone quotation call Mr. ly fine Pre-Owned Rectown HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 8:30 mornings, 5:30-7:30 Dolln at 646-6050. 0758. SAW ft TOOL SHARPOttlG roofing, storm windows, aw­ MACHINIST - We have the evenings. unit. lndM amvaBMaightii^ltei viiastDIM FACTORY HELP following openings: Lathe, I*} M iw $1.7$ nings. Quality workmanship, Applications are now being | g free estimates. Fully insured. Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- WOMAN to bake and assemble 2 1 MOTOR HOMES kn (Mu $M «i ir $ui taken for assemblers and timatic. The Purdy Corp., 586 «• fid W m4 Mnt If: 872-9187, 649-3417. machine operators. Apply Per­ our famous cream pies in n> 1972 Barth 25’ land yacht. Hilliard Street, Manchester, Manchester’s new and exciting Includes every conceivable Mith Hirdinrt, MMCh., 6434121 sonnel Department, Monday- 649-0000. ROOFING — Specializing Friday, Iona Company, 6 food and pie shop. Pleasant at­ CO IN0>J 2 I I extjti. RAVE Star TnM-Vihw Hirdwira, Radnla, * * * Bowling repairing roofs, new roofs, Regent Street, Manchester. mosphere and bright cheerful 1972 Shasta 18’ Mini-Home 87S4S4S; EinftiM S7S-3031 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned surroundings. Some bakery M H 3 Q B *^2.1"" s is Air. Cond. Except. clean.f6995 WJUnflind Harduirs, Mton Natch, and repaired. 30 years HELP needed to sell flowers at experience helpful help! but will 649-5203 experience. Free estimates. o B B CO 5 * EARLY BIRDS - Dot Bentley 1972 Adventure Wheel Van oj>en air flower stand, LUBE MAN train proper applicant,t. Apply in TRI-TOWN - Bob Arendt 200, Agway, hie., Mandi, 643-5123 Howley, 643-5361. person to Mr. Harovas.IS. Grand­ 2 8 - ^ ? & 1 145, Bert Botticello 131-355, conversion. Showroom con­ Tnursday, Friday, Saturday, Man work in lubrication s a ^ ; gP P c+ Nancy Geraghty 131, Robbie Paul Barton 204, Joe Berhavage TIaifty'i • Home Centar, Route 83, Var- Sunday. Must have car. If you department and to do light ma's Country Pies, 501 West o O p B dition. 85995 MANCHESTER Home Im­ to Middle Tpke. Williams 127, Nancy Belsky 126, 201, Joe Cappuccio 204, Art Sorg can work any or all of these rt- PQ ^ O CTm J ^ 2. t r n«2iJ2J22L— —— provement Services, featuring m echanical re p a irs. No Millie Rudin 125, Nancy Radle 578, Dave Fraser 201-214-585, days, contact SDR Enterprises, experience neces'sary. See TRAVEL TRAILERS lotal coverage vinyl or Andover, Conn., 742-9965. JANITOR - Man to do general ■ P - CLCg p 3 351. Clem Langlols 260-587, Bill ODD JOBS - Moving _ B 'l-i g 1972 Holiday Royal 31’ of the aluminum siding. Let us make Mr. Patch or Mr. Carter. cleaning in small manufac­ P S - i l § ^ i l l Calhoun 556. most elegant trailer you’ve appliances, etc. to the dump. 03 (Jellars and attics cleaned. your home look like new. RN’S and LPN’S, full-time and turing firm. Call 646-3800. ® ^ cc^r« 2 I " s S POWDER PUFF - Jeanne ever laid your eyes on. RAVE Reasonable prices. Bank finan­ part-time. 3 to 11 p.m. and 11 (W CD ^ c SI tj ^ Landscaping and tree work, CARTER CHEVROLET CO., ItK. g S ' S ' B Maneggia 184, Julia Cluff 187, 1972 Holiday Rambler. 29’ 528-8649. cing arrange. 649-0822. p.m. to 7 a.m. Good starting MATURE - Part-time combina­ a l F g ® 'B P'S- 1229 Main St. Manchester tion bookkeeper-salesclerk, to Ccrq P Q ^ P Bev Liftzen 182, Roberta Shore Rear bedroom, like new.|7495 salary. Regular pay increases. P e+ 196-491, Barbara Sherwood 178, COUNTRY CLUB - Lon An- ROSSI Roofing, siding, Liberal fringe benefits. Phone work 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tue^ay O O 0 !:? ^ » P P M « 1972 Holiday ’Travler 27’. Ideal MILLAR Tree Service Inc. — r< 0? M G erry Tracy 468, Sylvia nulli 175-412, Larry Bates 137- chimneys, gutters. Free es­ Mrs. Davis, 528-2167 or apply in through Saturday, Thursday for that northern ski Removal, pruning, spraying, f ! 9 ,'T > Johansen 464, Marilyn 371, Ken Bennett 145-372, A1 etc. Fully insured. Licensed. timates, fully insured. Daye, person, East Hartfora (Jon- evening, 5-9 p.m. Permanent evenings, 529-8056, Paul position. Shoor Jewelers, 917 (6 ^ ~ Chmielewski 196-484. Bertussi 363, Bert Davis 139- lodge. 85495 Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. valescent Home, 745 Main PILGRIM MILLS, 434 Oakland 374, John Dyment 168-389, Ding 1973 Terry 21’ Tandem Air Cosgrove, 643-5364. Street, East Hartford. Street has full and part time Main Street, Manchester. S-B'S* Farr 146-366, Paul Hunt 153-362, openings for experienced sales l l l l l ’f i g Cond., automatic awning, off CUSTOM MADE draperies, Haating-Plumbing 17 MATURE SALES clerk - full­ s S 7 MERCHANTS - Tony Helm Carroll Maddox 353, Ed Pagani season special price 83995 very reasonable, work MACHINIST - Part-time, mor­ ladies. Apply in person. 136-362, Wayne Scott 146, Irv nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ time through January 1st only. 353, Pete Staum 3/l. 1971 Frolic 23’ Tandem. Rear guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- Selling experience preferred. Carlson 145, Reg Tomlinson 149- 4266. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing tion, 104 East Main Street, WAITRESS — Come where the r s 3 2 ^ W O on 369, Harv Johpson 140, Rich bunk bedroom. Ideal family — Prompt, courteous service. Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry action is. Experienced. Must be Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main M% a p ??? ? 3 b - ^ Call 643-1496. Street, Manchester. 1 ^ ' 2 g - 5 - a g H, ® g - Mqzur 148-357, Russ Tomlinson unit in exc. condition. 83495 CUSTOM made draperies and Passardl, 875-3325, between neat in appearance, married P o S : • 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ .woman preferred. Apply in per­ »1 8 r r p s - g a ^ , o - ^ 352. U.S. M h^D - Ed Yourkas 1969 Holiday Rambler 27’ of bedspreads. Wide selections of B - g - S - f-l c f P B 8 fabrics. Call 649-1786 anytime. NO JOB too small. Immediate portunity employer. son after 2 p.m. LaStrada TELLER - East of river bank 201- 550, Joe Russo 211-534, Dickluxury at the price of much service on service calls. Free a -^ 8 less. 84995 Restaurant East, 699 Main St. seeking an experienced teller, § ^ b S '< r - M PYTHIAS - Howard Skinner Moquin 537, Roland Smith 533, estimates gladly given on MAN for tire service, with approximately one year Jf. 200-256-851, Norris Brown ALL TYPES of repairs, Bob Jones 514, Bob Kolakowski 1969 Holiday Travler. 22’, remodeling carpentry, and heating or Numbing. Faucets growing tire concern. Good CUSTODIANS — Experienced, experience preferred. « + H p ^ 215-516 Ed Daniels 209-522, Guaranteed for all winter repaired or Installed. Water benefits and overtime. Must be evenings. Manchesler, East Excellent benefits, salary ad­ ^ B" C 3 559, Walt Hackenberg 544, Carl home Improvements. Small ® M Frank Chaves 526, Cy Perkins Gloss 543, Dennis Delisle 538, use. 829W jobs welcomed. 646-1175. umps worked on. Complete married and want steady work. Hartford area. Phone 643-5691, vancement. Immediate 3 w f 522, Gerry Chappell 536. eating systems, rec rooms, Apply in person, Manchester 2-6 p.m. opening. $100 plus. Olsten Ser­ S'? Cindy McNamara 184-460, Bee 30 Pra-Ownad Unita To Setc. Call M & M Plumbing & . ^ < 2 ' § 5 1 • g Moquin 208-486, Sandy Brown PROFESSIONAL Services - Tire Inc., 295 Broad Street, vices. 242 Trumbull Street, 2 g i - ' » l . C a ' Choose From - 30 Heating, 649-2871. Manchester. Hartford. 549-5561. 202- 472, Mike Beaudet 201-498, Addressing and stuffing DENTAL Assistant - part-time, g 8 *9 2 -. • v>* N 227-572, Roger Mieczkowskl 230- 465, Winnie Russo 454, Elenor Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ PREPARERS 3* B- 0 >TJ Painting-Paparing 13 pany, 643-5308. prime land in N.H. and is being Send resum e With phone 602, Mike Masilonis 204-515, Wilson 488. Bank Financing up to developed by Controlled Environment number to P.O. Box 161, 3 Z C Corp., created and owned by Dart­ H and R Block needs men or | ?l II Gene Nead 206-513, Mike Let- Seven Years. GEORGE N. Converse — mouth College, The Manchester Bank, Manchester, Conn. women, experienced or &! Flooring 19 tieri 219-547, Skip Kelly 511, Ike Interior and exterior painting, TTie Society Tor the Protection of N.H. trained in the field of in­ “ i ' a s - s ® Forests, and The United Life and Acci­ DRIVERS for school buses. h 2 Miller 526, Bill Avery 503, Tom paperhanging. Call 643-2804. ® C m ® tS RECTOWN U.S.A. FLOOR S andin g and dent Insurance Co. Sale of these Immediate openings available. dividual tax return 2 ' < o U 2 - § Atamian 532, Cy Perkins 516, Y - A1 Bujauclus 196-433, Ed properties by the planning-design- preparations. Employment Route Six West Refinishlneng, (specializingeclalizlng in marketing team of HansUn Associates Hours. 7:30-8:45, and 2:15-3:30 g L g 'B Dick Moonan 503, Roland Smith Burbank 148-142-421, Bert Davis R&M PAINTING - Painting, will commence January 2nd. o Wllllmantio paperhanging, exterior and In- older floors). Inside and outside Is now underway and we are seeking p in. (iood pay, will train. Call ' ^ ? < tq 501, Ed Bachl 508, Ted Bldwell 147-138-406, Hank Martyn 151- painting John Verfallle, 646- Individuals in the Manchester area 5 o m OpondHon. - Thurt. lerior, commercial and who are capable of working with 643-2414. p ►Qcrq g ’ C 2 . 541. Mark Royde 511, Stan 149-427, Andy Lamoureaux 142- 5750, 871 -2222. If you do not have the p o S A.M . - 9 P.M . residential, 644-0642. clients who have expressed a definite t J Qj Pllska 510. 395, Ken Seaton 137-382, Roy interest In our endeavors. It is essen­ MECHANICS - full and part- necessary training, now is the DeVeau 362, Don Simmons 373, FrI. • Sat. tial that your work schedule encom­ lime to enroll in our Tuition p p ‘'< S A.M. ■ e P.M. J.P. LEWIS St Son custom Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 time. Also custodian, for p O |*|->3 ,EA(;UE - Mike Zwick Mike Balesano 157-369, Vic pass weekends In N.H. and week nights Tax School. Classes are fjsih REC decorating, Interior and In your home area. Position demands nights. Apply in person. Holiday ^ B ’ PP* 146-366. Marinelli 138-372, Carl Bolin exterior, paper hanging. Fully MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Initiative and drive—and consequently Lanes, 39 Spencer Street, scheduled to start October 0rq<< 144-138-399, Roccq Lupacchino Motorcyelaa-Bloyclaa 11 insured. )49-9658. cond, third. All kinds. Realty the compensation lor the sale of land Manchester. 30th. For more Informatkm ? and houses is quite lucrative. If in- S' WeiH p 176-387, Joe Twaronlte 381, Ding statewide. Credit rating un­ lereiM , please call or write; Mr. Ken call: o P 2 MTE-nWL - Marlane Farr 351, Frank Calvo 135-355, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ GAL TO assist in computer HAR BLOCK haNs lin assoc. department, knowlege of McKenzie 175, Lynn Massaro Joe Pagano 355, Larry Bates makes, models amnd speeds. Interior-exterior painting. fidential, quick arrangements. 356-RWest Middle Tpke. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Reasonable rates. Swirled Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. P.O. Box I jnch essential. Five day 191-476, Dot Hills 175-487, Nancy 137, Mike Pagani 141, Dick Kroi Grantham, N.H. 03753 , all. benefits. Phone 289- 0 4 0 -5 4 4 0 Massaro 472, Marion Smith 473. 136. Manchester BIcylce Shop, 649- ceilings our specialty. Call 643- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ 603-863-4444 a \ T % \ V 2098. 1949. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 2735. --*» \ ;/ r

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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Oct. 27. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Oct. 27. 1973— PAOir. n!Mi;vir.M Furnished Apartments 84 Puel-Feed 48 Apartments For Bent 63 Apartments For Rent 63 Business Looatlons- Houses For Bale 72 Houses For Bale 72 Houses For Bale 72 Fer Ren) Out at Town-For Bala 78 S 1 ROOM Bfdclencj SEASONED hardwood. Sawed MANCHESTER - Nice one- MANCHESTER - Owner ASSUME 7% mortgage! Con- bedroom apartment at the carpetini, heat, hot water In- EXCELLENT location near leaving state and leaving viently located, two-family, 3- to order for fireplaces. Call WOOtUND eluded. 1140 monthly, hospital. MANCHESHR FOREST HILLS Elmer Wilson, 649-5900. Tereaa, cloae to shopping, bus, ciuooo. monthly, hospital, carpeting and all behind an aluminum sided 6- car garage. Two separate etc. Includes appliances, Nwember lit occupancy, t k - utilities Included, parking. Call room Cape with 2-car garage. heating systems. Recently MimOR 5200. SEASONED cord wood, sawed carpets and air-condlttontng. 649-9258. Living room with fireplace, for­ OPEN HOUSE redecorated inside, newly SENIOR CtaZENS and delivered. Call 643-5373. 1^171 per month. Paul w. mal dining room. Immaculate painted outside. Mr. Lombardo, tfARTMENTS Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- ANDOVER-iecond floor, one sunny kifehen, 3 bedrooms. Belflore Agency, 647-1413. Homustuad Strutt 1021. bedroom, furnished apartment, Wanted to Rent 89 Walk to Waddell School. |34,- SUNDAY - 1-5 P.M. $110 monthly, security deposit. Household Qoods 51 (OH W. Mlddlu Tpkt.) 500. Wolverton Agency, OVERSIZED Cape, seven Call 742-6881 WANTED - Garai . vwzato. |/iuo DISCOUNT SHOPS NUNCHESTER MANCHESTER - Midland and :e to store Realtors, 649-2813. rooms, plus screened and Rum by boat for winter, Bol ion vicinity. I ■ .1 I I ■■ I ■ ii I Final section now under construction. Stop out to Inspect glassed porch, 1 l/2baths, wall- SET OF bunk beds, $35. Couch, Centennial Apartments. Two Phone 649-7773. $50. Double bed with mattress, U«R H0U8INR CORP. rooms at |125. Three rooms, at ROCKVILLE — Available now, PORTER ST. area - im­ these fine homes built by JAMES A. MCCARTHY. to-wall, garage. Treed, private $75. Call 872-4447. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury $155 and $160. Four rooms at nicely furnished 3Vk room maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ yard. Lower 30s. Immediate oc- apartment, residential area. age, trees, privacy. Hutchins Colonials, Cape, Ranches, Raised Ranches, Dutch Colonials cu|>ancy. Belflore Agency, 647- apartments. Features wall-to- 165. Newly renovated, Apartment Bulldlngs- and Split Level Moderns, 3 or 4 bedrooms, all have fireplace, CLEAN USED — refrigerators, !ncludes heat, hot water, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Present One Senior GOLD CARD HOLDERS wall carpeting, vanity tile iSS&W Si.’*"'"'' For Bale 70 firs^floor family rooms with patios, aluminum siding, oven We Carry a Full Line FREE CHECKING Known for Quolify ranges, automatic washers baths, built-in oven, range, oven/range, refrigerator, with guarantees. See them at B. parking and storage. No pets. MANCHESTER • New Listing. range, dishwasher, with custom built cabinets and 2-car gar­ CLEAN as a hound’s tooth, two- I of Touraine Paints and ACCOUNTS Citizen Card • Receive D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main dishwasher, refrigerator and ONE ROOM, bath, stove, Charming 6-room Cape on trera ages. Lovely private wooded lots. City utilities. Still time to family, thirteen rooms, 2 1/2 Famous for Service 10% disposal, electric heat, 2 air Call Vernon, 872-8511. to all Senior dttiens at St., Call 643-2171. refrigerator, beat, hot water. lot In the Center of town. Wall- choose many selections of your choice in finishing these baths, wall-to-wall carpeting in QIaitonbury Wallpaper Supplies. % on moat Itema. conditioners, glass sliding Apply Marlow’a, " ■ 867 Main Lfmi to-wall carpet, 3 bedrooms, four bedrooms, two stoves In­ any of our branches. 10 m m FIVE R(X)MS, tiled bath, heat, homes. See our other specials doors, all large rooms. Full hot water Included. Middle- Street. W Esnoir PRoranY enclosed porch. Priced in the cluded. Five garages for extra New Home income. Never a problem ren­ mi the cmqilete check. MachInerytTools 52 basement storage area, ample aged adults.. Security deposit. Built 1962, central location, low 30's. Zinsser Agency, 646- PAUL'S Good w ry day uespt hoMajrt. FURNISHED one room ef­ 1511. ting. One block from Main HARTFORD parking. Starting at $175. Han­ References, No pets. Parking. immaculate condition, ranges OPEN HOUSE ^ PAINT U JOHN BEAN visualiner ramp ficiency apartment. P int floor MERRITT AGENCY Street. Belflore Agency, 647- WAUUPAPEK SUPPLY NATIONAL BRAY'S dy to shopping, schools, bus llMiB School ^ reet, across with large bath. Near I-M. |125 and refrigeraton stay. This la 1413. »S5 MAIN STREET front end machine, very good and religious facilities. from East Side Rec, near Main. Realtors 646-1180 SUNDAY 2 - 4 P.M. 645 MAIN SHUBET BANK |[ J P A iI Center St JEWELERS condition. Call 872-4997. monthly. Call 643-1126. 9-5 p.m. the one you've been looking MANCHESTER Model apartment open for in­ Manchester Eight room all brick Dutch Colonial on % plus and Trust Co. ManctiMter 737 MAIN St. for. Mid 40s. 649-0300 IIS IO C U I1 MANCHESTER spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday HEATED, recently Houaea lor Rent 66 llr ★NEW HONEST ★ -wooded lot In fantastic neighborhood —- 4 Manchester 646-1995 . 643-5171 11/4 TON Hydraulic floor jack, redecorated, 2 bedrooms, 2 SUPERBLY Directions: S coff o r Richmond Drive to Kennedy Road, Pricad from 643-Sn7 $50. 646-6309, 875-8146. and Sunday. Other times by MEYERS REJILTORS right to Hamilton Drive, first left off Hamilton Drive Is bedrooms, 3 tiled baths, built-ins, mud room, baths, 5-room flat with one car 643-0609 649-5524 $36,900 - $38,900 appointment. garage and stove. $190 per MANCHESTER — Four-room DECORATED Grissom Road, follow fo models. flreplaced living room, family, room has fireplace, Musical Instruments S3 houae, furnished, quiet setting, RANCHES • GAPES month plus security. No pets. rage. Responsible people on- 4-bedrootn Ckilonial with pegged oak floor and beamed ceilings, full base­ ^ Call! Call 647-1544 after 5:30. For your Art and Paint Inquire for details at GUITAR player looking for KW i monthly. Hayes Agen- Business Property - first-floor family room. A COLOMALS ment, closets galore. All this for $68,500. 10% OFF Call U settle estate TODAY’S MARKET Call T. J. Crockett, 643-1577. appreciate. Asking $25,000. exciting 4-bedroom Splitt level 5 p.m. Rain or shine. Fantastic References. $150. Hayes Agen­ bedrooms, large kitchen, tiled Interest rates may be bullish car garage with door openers, Frechette & Martin, Inc., 647- on quiet circular street. 2Mi LIFT MAN DMUTO ENTERPRISES, MC. P’hone 647-9509. in-ground pool. 60's. Wolverton 15 Ferguson Rd. Are you willing to work? ZELLDEE Kennels - Quality sale, books, furniture, antiques, YARD, GARAGE, Barn Sale. cy, 646-0131. FOR RENT bath, den, carpeted living room but the price on this home 9993. baths, spacious family room, RELIABLE housekeeper/sitter bottles, junk, goodies and what 240-R New State Rd, Manchester with fireplace, fenced in yard, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Raised Ranch $48,500 Loti-Land for Sale 73 fireplaqp, wall-to-wall carpet, Opening for qualified man German Shhpherd puppies. Buy Hickory Ridge Farm, South MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom should bring out the bears. Sc for 5 1/2 year old not. 118 MAIN ST, - 3 room apart­ 646-1021 near schools and shopping, $33,- 554 Hilliard Street aluminum siding, garage. kindergardener, 11:45 to 2:45 with opportunity for advance­ from a reputable breeaer. 1-537- River Rd., off Route 31, Coven­ apartment, newly painted, BUILDINQ hurry, call Dick Martens oi SOUTHERN N.H., 61 acres, 485 TOLLAND $32,900 3155 after 6 p.m. try, October 27th and 28th, 9 ment, heat, security, $160. Call appliances. Available im- O ^ e r 643-2392. MANCHESTER - Middle-aged 6-room Colonial $36,200 Immediate occupancy. Colli & for five days weekly. Wapping ment. Good working con­ CAST IRON radiators and some 646-2426, 9-5. Kay Donnestad at the... ft. hardtop frontage, stream, AWAITING YOUII Wagner, Realtors, Vernon Cir­ area, own transportation. Call a.m. to 5 p.m. Split rail fence, FOUR-room unfurnished, third mraiately. Security required. 478 Cm Iw 8L Avallaibl* tor Colonial in excellent condition, gravel deposits, $33,000. 6 plus ditions and benefits. covers. Call 649-6929 after 4 hand hewn timbers, jigsaw, floor apartment. Stove, $170. Eastern. 646-8250. MANCHESTER - Rockledge west side. Much new work per­ BLANCHARD Pack your bags and move cle, Vernon, 646-1100. 644-8983. Apply in person to Mr p.m. SEVEN-ROOM Duplex, 3 oar aaloa and rapalra. section. Beautiful 5-bedroom acres, seasonal road, wooded, Live Stock Yamaha 305 motorcycle, small refrigerator, heat. Apply T. formed inside, two full baths, 3 & right into our vacant, 6-room Murphy 42 bedrooms, living, dining, fami­ Morrow, 649-2236, after 5:30 Split, has living room with views, stream, $2,900. The Ranch. If you need a good- BOLTON,- Spacious U&R built TRUCK DRIVER Magnus electric 12 chord organ, AVAILABLE November 1st, 4- bedrooms, formal dining room, ROSSEHO V^itneys, Antrim, N.H. 603-588- GARAGE SALE - Saturday, Oc­ hand made afghan, electric ly rooms. Modern kitchen with p.m. room, first floor apartment, fireplace, dining room, kitchen 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver­ sized home on a gorgeous high Ranch. Two baths, country Experienced with furniture. DILLON SALES & SERVICE BEAU MEADOW Farm, tober 27, 1973, starting 10 a.m., new cabinets, stove, Call 043-4112 with all appliances including MARTENS REALT0RS-ML8 646-2482 2193, 529-7163. kitchen, family room, im­ Good paying, company 319 Main St. Glastonbury, offers boarding stoye, fishing equipment, centrally located. No ton Agency, Realtors, W9-2813. treed lot in a fine area, this 47 Walker Street. Includes dark wagon parts, tools, etc. An­ refrigerator and dishwasher. SCHOOL STREET - 4 rooms on appliances, $135. plus heat. dishwasher and disposal, wall- ^IS^W ^ente^toee^ mediate occupancy. Acre treed benefits. Apply in person. The M anchester facilities, pasture, trails, hunt spool chest, commodes, chairs, $250 and security. 649-3050 after to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3Vk Raaltora TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building extra clean home is for you. lot. $46,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Living Room by Bezzini, 519 course, riding lessons, tiques; crocks, pottery, mantel second floor, gas stove and hot Lease and security. 643-6165, MANCHESTER - Four or five lot, Merrow Road. T.J. Call Joe Gordon for an inspec­ railroad tool chest, tabletop 1 p.m. water, married couple 649-3978. baths, large lot. Priced right. 646-2880 0131. East Middle Tpke., schooling ring, 646-1175. clock, wooden shovel, brass, bedroom older home. Rural MAKE an offer on this four Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of­ tion. 649-5306. desk, sterling, very interesting saber and bayonets, books and preferr^. No children or pets. Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, Manchester. EXPERIENCED Service meat oriental cloisonne brass lamp, FIVE-Room apartment, 643-6930. location. Small barn and gar­ room Ranch with 100x225’ yard. fice, 875-6279. much more. R. Visny, 742-8354. Ml5 monthly plus utilities. MANCHESTER - 2 1/2 rooms, PROFESSIONAL office, age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul Must sell, Belfiore Agency, 647- • •B&W** Wantad-Real Estate 77 and deli counter help. Salary many books, other interesting Manchester. Call M3-5661. Security deposit. 643-7094 after second floor, heat, appliances, beautiful, spacious. Excellent MANCHESTER - 5 room PTSITION now open for full­ commensurate with Articles tor Sale 45 pieces and junque. MANCHESTER - Four W. Dougan Realtor, M3-4535. 1413. COLUMBIA LAKE area - time service station attendant TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ 4, Saturday and Sunday parking. Convenient location. exposure. First floor, all Ranch, large treed lot In ideal Large treed lot, $9,500. Keith The BARROWS & WAIXACE Co. SELLING your home or experience. Apply in person, FIVE-ROOM first-floor apart­ anytime. No pets. $105. 633-1874. facilities, parking. Reasonable bedroom Colonial, 2 fireplaces, Reelton MLS days, also nights. 18 vears or Zollo’s Market, Route 44-A, day. Baby furniture, books, location. Available November MANCHESTER - Executive Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. acreage? For prompt friendly ALUMINUM SHEETS used as TAG SALE - 543 Vernon Street, clothes, motorcycle, utility ment, lovely fenced in yard, rent. 649-1680, 8 4 9 ^ . laundry and mud room off 1st. Call owner, 1-267-0892. Manchester Parkade — 64M M service, call Louis Dimock older. Apply at Moriarty Coventry. printing plates, .007 thick, Sunday 10-3 p.m. married couple only, two kitchen, enclosed jalousled (NN)D STARTER HOME custom built Ranch. Three Brothers, Inc., 315 Center trailer, jewelry, bric-a-brac. CHARLES Apartments - 4 1/2 THREE R(X)M, quiet, pleasant spacious bedrooms, family Realty, 649-9823. 2 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. children accepted, no pets, porch, ratio, walk up attic, rec MANCHESTER - Off Porter GLASTONBURY - New 8 Street, Manchester. 174 Hebron Road, Bolton. room Townhouse, appliances, convenient location. Working STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 MANCHESTER - four family •23,700 room off kitchen, rec room, Street, A-zone building lot that oclerk - General office work, Phone 643-2711. JET PUMP and tank, now in $155. Utilities and appliances air-conditioners, heat, hot adults. No pets. Partly fur­ square feet. Stock Place, rear. room, Martin School district, l/2room all brick Dutch pricing and extending invoices, investment. Aluminum siding. 4V4-room home with den, lovely secluded lot. Hayes offers privacy, yet close to all ALL CASH for your property use. $75. Phone 644-0545. Boats-Accessorles 46 not included. Security denosit water, sound proofing, nished. Lease, security. 643- Attractive rental. Brokers Ansaldl built, treed lot. Immaculate, excellent area. In- expandable attic. Ideal Colonial, 3 full baths, first floor within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, full time, apply 140 Rye Street, DARK rich, clean loam, 5 references required. 643-6927. Immediate occupancy. 2-car Agency, 646-0131. town conveniences. Call carpeting, storage area, 2880. protected. Call 522-3114. cofhe $7,200. Mid, 40’s. Two for the family that needs Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- family room, prime instant service. Hayes Agency, NURSES AIDES - all shifts. South Windsor, Conn. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, BLACK AND Decker two-cycle washer-dryer hookups ahd garage, $44,900. Call Warren E. neighborhood, 81/2% mortgage experienced, excellent starting 10’ JOHN boat and small motor. family, 5-5, double garage, only 2 bedrooms, also 2550. 646-0131. sand, stone, pool and patio edger trimmer 500 pound $60. Phone 649-9579. NEWLY redecorated third basement garage. Call Charles FIVE-ROOM apartment, first THREE carpeted, air- Howland Realtors, 643-1108. wooded lot. 40’s. Meyer, with 257o down available. $68,- salary, good benefits. Apply in Situation Wanted 38 sand, 643-9504. ca^iacity farm scale. Phone 643- floor apartment, 4 rooms, Ponticetll, 64oJM)0. floor, refrigerator, stove, conditioned rooms available living room with dining 500. Warren E. Howland, person. East Hartford ("on- Phone 647-1112. Realtors, 643-0609, 649-5524. VERNON - Almost one acre of WE WILL buy your house for Sporting Qoods 47 married couples only. $135, » - - - - ■ washer and dryer. Wall-to-wall immediately. Can be sub- MANCHESTER - Acre area, and convenient MV Realtor, 643-1108. cash. Call anytime, Hutchins m valescent Home, 745 Main St., .968 BACK hoe, dynahoe, model utilities and appliances not in­ arklike lot, 7 rooms, fireplace, kitchen. Lot with garden “ S P 0 8 IN serene beauty and spectacular 7 MANCHESTER - Super deluxe, carpeting. Garage. November (Uvlded. Call 649-5261 or stop at East Hartford, C!onn. BABYSITTING job wanted, 'QUALITY Cape in established view of Connecticut River Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 160, excellent condition. Priced GARAGE SALE - Haryest PAIR WOMEN’S ski boots, size cluded. Security deposit and 2-bedroom Townhouse, 1st. occupancy. 8^7798. John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East fVk baths, sundeck, garage, neighborhood, 3 or 4 bedrooms, space, in a convenient weekly. Call after 4 p.m. 643- reasonable. Call 644-1168. table, headboard, children’s references required. 643-6927. $M,900. Hutchins Agency, no- Valley. Mrs, Millette, Belfiore on charm, nestled on a beautiful 8 1/2, $15. Two pair warmups, fullycarpeted, dining room Center Street. remodeled kitchen, fireplace, location. We should tell you that the SELLING your property? Call 1037, ask for Terry. clothes and accessories and overlooking sunken living THREE room, newly 5324. Agency, 647-1413. half acre lot, lake privileges. size medium, $7. pair. Phone enclosed sunporch, custom price on this older ideal us first. We ll buy your home SEARS AM/FM 8-tract stereo miscellaneous, Sunday, Oc­ 646-4138 after 3 p.m. PRIVACY and open spaces, 6 room. All appliances, private redecorated apartment, large 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck features throughout, central U&R REALTY (»)., INC. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a $15,900. Pasek, Realtors, 289- immediately at a fair price, all system, like new, $90. Call after tober 28, 10-4. 126 No. Elm. rooms, 2 baths, porch, partially patio, basement garage. yard. Security deposit. $140 dock, sprlnklere^ heavy floor 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 starter home is only $28,400 - Out of Town-For Sale 75 7475, 742-8243. 2:30, 649-5981. air-conditioning, lovely corner cash. Call Lou Arruda. 644-1539, furnished, $300 monthly. 643- Residential location. Available monthly. Call 643-2353, load. Warren E. Howland, lot. Will assist with financing. Robort D. Murdoch, and that it features three Arruda Realty. VENDING Machines for sale. Fuel-Feed 49 9632. OPEN HOUSE % Positions Now Open M December 1st. $275. 649-0311 Realtors, 643-1108. Owner. 649-6325, 742-7215. Raaltor bedrooms, two new baths, a COLUMBIA LAKE Area- COVENTRY - North - two acre : NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 15 cent Vend. Like new. Best after 6 p.m. FOUR-Rooins, first floor, Sunday 1-5 p.m. new kitchen with new custom Gracious nine room Garrison farm, spacious older Colonial. SEASONED cord wood, cut to PLANNING to sell? Call Paul cents each. Inquire side door. offer. Phone 10 a.m. to 5:30 FOUR ROOMS, centrally stove, center of town, No pets. 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 MANCHESTER - S-bedroom made birch cabinets, formica Colonial, quality materials and Excellent condition, two baths, J. Correnti, Real Estate Agen­ ; Manchester Evening Herald. p.m., 872-2219. desired length, free delivery. E. located, second floor, heatea, MANCHESTER • 4 rooms, $135 monthly plus security. 649- cents per square foot Including ()uality built 8-rooih Colonials duplex, everything new in­ counter, double stainless steel Workmanship throughout. 2 barn, $39,900. Hayes Agency, cy, now. 643-5363, 647-1619. Yeomans, 742-8907, $165. Security, 646-1189. l/2baths, 25x15 living room with FUEL OIL DRIVERS stove, refrigerator, heat, hot 7727, heat, sprfnklered offices. located on dead end street. cluding roof, siding and MANCHESTER - Englewood sink, new wall-to-wall 646-0131. 5 H.P. AIR rake with at­ GARAGE SALE - Wall fan. water, carpeting. $195. Lease. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, fireplace, large cabinet kitchen Four bedrooms, 2Vk baths, bathrooms. Fenced yard, 2-car Drive, Cape, 6 rooms, 3 or 4 carpeting thru-out, a new tachments, used twice, sell half large door canopy, gray wall GARDEN Apartments — Call 649-28(3. 641-1108. garage. Business zoned. 40’s. with self cleaning oven and dis­ price. 649-1237. sink and faucets, baby carriage, Garden Products 50 Desirably located, 2 bedrooms, family room, 2-car garage and bedrooms, near everything. driveway and located in town Must hav6 class 2 licens6. For winter work. much, much more. BuiU by wolverton Agency, Realtors, hwasher. Large paneled family Striving Today tricycle, antique and newer fur­ kitchen, living room, second LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- situated on a lot that’s 240’ room with sliding glass door to NEW 3-room apartment with VILUGER THREE offices for rent. May Nutmeg Homes. Exclusive 649-2813. I OLD PINE bureau, $50. Old niture. crocks, barrels, frames, floor, heat, hot water, range, appliances and carpeting, heat be subdivided. Choice East 2440. deep, would you believe us? deck, 2-car garage with loft, fo r a bookcase with glass doors, $80. collectibles, dishes, books, refrigerator, parking no pels. and hot water included, base­ sales Uy view of lake, located in area Apply in person to Danny or Scotty APARTMENTS Center Street location. Heat, IMMACULATE aTT MANCHESTER - 7 room Well, SPOSIN' you find out for Better Tomorrow Baby bouncer, $2. Infant jewelry, wooden ladder and Available November 1st. ment storage and laundry alr-conditloning, parking In­ conditioned, 7 plus room Raised yourself by calling the... with comparable homes. Priced I carrier, $1. Occupied Japan many other items. Saturday HAUOWEEN SPECIAL Adults. 643-0973, 643-7796. Five-room, 2-bedroom Cape, I'/k baths, garage. in 50s. Call builder, 228-9349. facilities, convenient location. townhouse, wall-to-wall cluded. Inquire at John H. CARL A. ZINSSER Ranch. Flreplaced living room, lamps, $10 a pair, other oc­ and Sunday, October 27 and 28, Pick Your Own Pumpkins $175 per month. Call Peterman, Lappen, Inc, 164 East Center Desirable location. Owner will ^ ^ o i t o n l^eai ^latu C o n tp a n ^ carpeting, fireplace. 2 air con­ formal dining area. Equipped assist with financing. Stanley cupied novelties. 646-8508. 10-4. 87 (Chambers Street, ATTRACTIVE 4Vi room, se- owner, 649-9404. Street or phone 649-5261. AGENCY eat-in k itte n , 2 full baths, BOLTON - Beautiful contem­ Manchester. cond floor apartment near ditioners, appliances, heat 646-1011 Agency, 643-5724. porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 MORIARTY BROS. and hot water, Uk tiled hatha, flreplaced and paneled rec SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES TAG SALE with household CORN CRIB park, bus stop and stores. Stove FOUR ROOMS, all electric STORE For rent, Ideal loca- Directions: East Center room, pversised i-car garage, l/2batn8, fleldstone fireplace, items, children’s cribs, etc. COMPLETE baby outfit, high ■ucklaiNl Rd. and refrigerator, $150 monthly, deluxe apartment, carpeting washer and dryer hookup, tlm. Parking. Will remodel. Street to Vernon Street, left enclosed porch, patio, well MANCHESTER — Spacious 2- MARTENS sunken living room, large ther­ m 31B Cantor Stroal Also gas incinerator, electric lease, security. Middle-aged patio. No peti. BOLTON CENTER ROAD— BOLTON, CONN. Manchastor.^ chair, carriage, crib, mattress, Saturday and Sunday and all utilities Included, cen­ 646-8688.______on Vernon to Scott Drive, left treed large private lot. In con­ famlly, central location, mopane windows, on 11/2 acres S. lawn mower. Sunday, October swing, bassinette, p l^ pen. couple. No pets or children, tral. Adults, no pets, security on Scott to Kennedy, right on venient executive area. Mid excellent condition. Double gar­ Realtors witn 10-miIe view. $48,500. Phone 646-2311 28, at' 102 Green Road, Excellent condition. $75. 649- references required. Call 646- and references. |18S per month. Call 649-7620 OFFICE — Good location and age, new furnace, $39,S00. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Kennedy to Kent. 40s. Evans and Clapp Realtors, 948-2996 Manchester. 9579. 1074. 649-9258. parking. Call 646-3633. 623-9429. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 646-4200......

i3dV3 oaDiw irnd PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Oct. 27. 1973 Religiaus Calendar Television Programs for the Week iianrijTBtTr SuTning B m lb Sunday MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCT. » , UTS t w e n t y p a c e s 9:45 a.m., Paul Noting, of Uam:he$Ur-A City of village Charm World Vision, Emanuel (8) MOVIE (18) TOWARDS THE YEAR - 11:30 - Friday — VOL. XCIII, No. 26 Lutheran Church chapel. "The Pawnbroker" 2000 (3) MOVIE (1965) -6:00-* 5 p.m.. Baptismal instruction - 9:00 - "Honeymoon with a Stranger" (1969| (18) NEWS (3-8-22) NEWS for parents and parents-to-be. (18) 700 CLUB (8-40) DICK CAVETT Assumption School library. Daytime TV, Monday — Friday (22-30) JOHNNY CAreon (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (18) AMERICA (40) MOVIE (20-22-30) MAGICIAN (20) SOUNDING BOARD 7 p.m.. South United - 8 : 0 0 - (40) DICK VAN DYKE - SUM - Methodist Church Choir and (3) SUNRISE SEMESTER "Jubal" (1956) - 9:30 — (24) ZOOM - IIKK) - (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (3) SHAFT Saivation Army Band, Salva­ - 6:10 - (8) NEWS (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL Thursday (30) TO TELL THE (S) DAVEY a GOLIATH Israel Shoots -'Down (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD (24) SONNY TERRY AND (20-22-30) SALE OF THE CENTURY TRUTH tion Army Citadel. The Rev. - 7 : 0 0 - Monday Dr. George Webb, pastor of (40) WHArS MY LINE - 3 : 3 0 - BROWNIE McGHEE - 6:00- (40) WILD WILD WEST (3) NEWS - 11:30 — (3) RANGER STATION - 6:00 - (3-0-22) NEWS South Church, will speak. (S) CARTOONS (3) LOVE OF LIFE (8-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (3-8-22) NEWS - 10:00 - - 8 :3 0 - (10) I SPY (20-22-30) TODAY SHOW (8-40) BEWITCHED (18) LIVING WORD (18) I SPY (8-40) MARCUS WELBY (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS Wednesday - S:00 — (20) SOUMDING BOARD (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (20-22-30) RETURN TO PEYTON (20) SOUNDING BOARD (20-22-30) POLICE STORY (24) BOOK BEAT 10 a.m.. Seminar on "Grace (3) CAPT. KANGAROO - 12KH) - PLACE (24) MAKING THINGS WORK and Sin,” St" Bartholomew’s (40) JACK ULANNE (3) NEWS - 4 : 0 0 - (24) ZOOM - 10:30 - - 7 :0 0 - Egyptian Helicopters (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH - 8:30 - (8-40) PASSWORD (3) ANDY GRIFFITH (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (18) LIVING WORD Church. (8) I LOVE LUCY (40) WILD WILD WEST (3) WORLD AT WAR 7:30 p.m., Bible study of the (20-22-30) J e o p a r d y (8) MOVIE (40) WILD WILD WEST (8) TRUTH OR (40) ROMPER ROOM (18) JOANNE CARSON — 11:00 — - 6 :3 0 - Book of James, Trinity Cove­ - 0:00 - CONSEQUENCES By The ABsocialed Preas The spokesman said the The Israelis had hinted Advance units of the U.N. - 12:30 - (20-22-30) SOMERSET - 6:30 - (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (3-8-22-30) NEWS dle East force of 7,000 men nant Church. (3) HAP RICHARDS (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (24) SESAME STREET (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (18) DICK VAN DYKE Israel reported that its air supplies were being ferried earlier that Egyptian violations peacekeeping force also arrived from 10 to 15 countries by (8) PHIL DONAHUE (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (40) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE - 7 :0 0 - (20-22-30-40) NEWS from a part of the town of Suez, of the cease-fire could endanger Thursday (20) ROMPER ROOM (24) HAPPY HALLOWEEN and ground forces shot down at Suez and Ismailia and began Tuesday or Wednesday, a U.N. (20-22-30) WHO, WHAT, OR WHERE - 4:30 - - 11:30 — , (3) STARLOST at the southern end of the canal, the U.N. supply convoys that on Noon, 24-hour Vigii begins at (22) KITTY TODAY (24) MISTER ROGERS (3) MERV GRIFFIN DEAR BUELAH WITCH (3) MOVIE - 7 :3 0 - three Egyptian helicopters over making arrangements to bring spokesman in New York (30) MIKE DOUGLAS (18) NEW ZOO REVUE (8) TRUTH OR the southwest coast of the Sinai that is still controlled by the Sunday began moving to Egyp­ in larger units to police the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. - 1:00 - - 7:00 - " Paper Man" (1971) (8) DATING GAME reported. He said the first of (40) STRUM a DRUMMERS (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE CONSEQUENCES Egyptians. tian troops and civilians 8 p.m.. Canvassers’ training (3) JOYCE BROTHERS (3) PEANUTS CARTOON (8-40) DICK CAVETT (18) MOVIE peninsula early today. cease-fire. Of the 600 troops these troops should arrive by - 0:15 — (22) MIKE DOUGLAS (18) DICK VAN DYKE “It is going slowly because trapped behind the Israeli lines. session, Bolton Congregational (3) YOGI BEAR (8) W HArS MY LINE (8) TRUTH OR (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (20) HUMAN DIMENSION Israel said the air battle did sent to Egypt temporarily from next weekend. (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (30) QILLIQAN'S ISLAND (20-22-30-40) NEWS they do not have enough boats, But the communique reporting Church. - 8:30 - (40) I LOVE LUCY CONSEQUENCES (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL not interrupt the delivery of the U.N. peacekeeping force in (3) GAMBIT (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) YOUR FUTURE 18 NOW we believe,” the spokesman the helicopter incident said 8:15 p.m.. Ladies Guild of the -r8:00- (18) DICK VAN DYKE (24) WALL STREET WEEK emergency supplies of food, Cyprus, the 200 Finnish troops (22) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (30) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Wednesday said. Israel, meanwhile, com­ (40) ALL MY CHILDREN (18) JIM a TAMMY - 7 :3 0 - (30) HOLLY WOOD water and medicine to Egyp­ nothing about suspending the were to be based in Suez, the Assumption board meeting. (40) FLINTSTONES (24) MISTER ROGERS (20-22-30-40) NEWS plained to U.N. observers of an - 1:30 - tian troops stranded on the The International Red Cross convoys in retaliation. 200 Swedes at Ismailia, which is Assumption School library. - 10:00 - (30) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW — 6:00 — (8) THRILLSEEKERS SQUARES Egyptian cease-fire violation (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS Committee in Geneva an­ The Israeli command said its (3) MOVIE (40) McHALE'S NAVY (3-8-22) NEWS (18) JIMMY SWAGQART (40) NANNY AND THE Sinai side of the Suez Canal. at the midpoint of the canal, (8-40) L E T S MAKE A DEAL - 7:30 - for the first time since the truce Friday (8) DIALING FOR DOLLARS - 8 : 3 0 - nounced that Israel was jet fighters were sent up to in­ and the 200 Austrians will re­ (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (18) I SPY (20) FILM PROFESSOR Egyptian trucks with U.N. was first proclaimed a weA 12:30 p.m.. World Community (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE (20) MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY (3) DR. SEUSS ON THE refusing to let Red Cross trucks - 2:30 - (20) SOUNDING BOARD (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE drivers were delivering the tercept the Egyptian main in Cairo as a reserve (24) SESAME STREET (22-30) HOGAN'S HEROES LOOSE - 8:00- ago. The Israelis charged that Day observance by Church (3) LOVE IS A MANY SPLENOOREO with medical supplies pass helicopters over an Israeli posi­ force, a U.N. spokesman there (40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (24) ZOOM STARS supplies for the Egyptian 3rd an Egyptian commando platoon Women United, St. THING (8) POLICE SURGEON (3) CALUCCI’S DEPT through its lines to the Egyp­ tion a few miles south of the - 10:30 - (40) NEWS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) FREE TIME Army to the west bank of the said. Bartholomew’s Church. The (8-40) DATING GAME (18) GREEN ACRES ' (8-40) BRADY BUNCH tian 3rd Army as long as Egypt slipped across the Suez Canal (20-22-30) BAFFLE - 8:88 - Egyptian 3rd Army, which is U.N. Secretary-General Kurt (20-22-30) DOCTORS (40) WILD WILD WEST (30) WAIT TILL YOUR canal, an Israeli spokesman from the east bank Sunday and Rev. Charles MacDonald, guest (3) NEWS (20) FILM (20-22-30) SANFORD AND and Syria refused to supply lists encircled on the Sinai side of Waldheim hopes to complete - 6:30 — FATHER GETS HOME said, and they were being attacked Israeli forces north of speaker. (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES SON _8:30— loaded there on Egyptian of the Israelis they captured in the Suez Canal. The com­ the recruiting of the new Mid­ (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (40) DRAGNET the town of Suez. 6:30 p.m.. Faith Alive (24) WOMAN (3) ROLL OUT barges and boats that 'were the war. But this deadlock ap­ munique said the planes hit two (24) MAKING THINGS GROW - 8:00- Weekend, supper, St. Mary’s (30) HOLLYWOOD (8-40) ODD COUPLE carrying them to the troops parently had no bearing on the of the helicopters and antiair­ Episcopal Church. Tonight SQUARES - 7:00 — (3) THE WALTONS other supply operations. craft gunners brought down a — 10:30 - (40) CONVERSATION WITH (8-40) TOMA (20-22-30) GIRL WITH trapped on the east bank. (18) ROCK CHURCH (40) POLKA (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD third. Saturday - 5:00 — -1:30— (18) TIMES, RHYTHMS SOMETHING EXTRA (3) PERRY MASON - 8:00 - (8) TRUTH OR (24) MAYORAL DEBATE The Israelis did not say 9:30 a.m.. Fair, Trinity Cove­ - 11:00 - (8-40) ISSUES AND Ua N, Buffer Force CONSEQUENCES nant Church. (8-40) WIDE WORLD OF (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS ANSWERS (3) MOVIE - 9 :0 0 - whether there were other (18) DICK VAN DYKE (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON helicopters that escaped or 10 a.m., Christmas Fair, SPORTS (18) STAGECOACH WEST "Hombre" (1967) (24) ELECTIONS RETURNS (3) BARBRA STREISAND - 2:00- (8-40) ROOKIES (20-22-30-40) NEWS what they believed the purpose Bolton Congregational Church. (18) NFL GAME OF SCHOOL (8-40) ROOM 222 News Capsules Not Easy To Pick 7 p.m.. Auction, Salvation THE WEEK — 11:30 — (3) PRO FOOTBALL . (18) GUNSMOKE (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW of the flight was. (3) MOVIE (20-22-30) NEEDLES AND (22) HOGAN’S HEROES Giants vs. Cardinals at St. Louis (20-22-30) LOTSA LUCK - 9 :0 0 - iiiUt KiTitiyS-i-Wti On the west side of the canal Army Citadel. (8) ACTION 73 - 7:30 — PINS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. NATO members — plus the (24) WASHINGTON "The Flight of the (24) ELECTION (3) NEW PRICE IS RIGH'T (3) MOVIE on Sunday, 100 Egyptian trucks Philippines and Thailand should Phoenix" (1966) (18) CONNECTICUT - 9 :3 0 - (AP) — About 30 countries are DEBATES (8) MOVIE MODERATORS (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT "Bullitt" Climbing Everest with U.N. drilTers began the ban be extended to the REPORT (8-40) KUNG FU (8-40) ADAM’S RIB Conservationist Dies willing or able to contribute (30) HOCUS POCUS "The Mummy's Hand" (1940) - 8:30 - (18) 700 CLUB KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - passing through the Israeli lines troops to the new U.N. buffer Southeast Asia Treaty (40) MOVIE (18) 700 CLUB (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) - 60 miles from Cairo with food, Vernon - 5:30 - (40) AVENGERS (20-22-30) DIANA (20) FILM Two Japanese mountain force for the Middle East. Organization. "Let's Make Love" (1960) (20-22-30) IRONSIDE (24) SONNY TERRY AND Rep. John P. Saylor, who water and medical supplies for (18) CAR AND TRACK (22) HOLLYWOOD climbers reached the summit of Secretary-General Kurt Two other countries that have - MIDNIGHT - (8) TO BE ANNOUNCED - 9:00 - (24) FOLK 1970 b r o w n ie McGHEE helped pioneer the conservation SQUARES Something’s In The Wind Mt. Everest on Friday in the the 3rd Army and the thousands Waldheim is trying to draw up a offered contingents antagonized (22) LUCY SHOW (18) NEWS (18) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL movement during his 25 years Notes (24) FRENCH CHEF - 10:00- - 10.-00- first conquest of the world’s of civilians trapped in Suez, the list acceptable to Egypt, Israel Egypt or Israel while s e n ^ in Kansaa City Chlels vs. Bullalo Bills - 6:00 - - 3 :0 0 - in Congress, is dead at 65. Egyptian town at the southern Persons who will be working (30) ANIMAL WORLD (8-40) STREETS OF (3) LILY Interested student oversees, from third-floor window, installation of wind vane and tallest peak in the autumn and the 15 members of the the 1956-67 U. N. Emergency (3) NEWS (8) IT PAYS TO BE (18) 700 CLUB President Nixon praised the end of the canal. at the polls on Nov. 6, are urged (40) DRAGNET SAN FRANCISCO (8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN anemometer atop 70-foot-higb disused flagpole at Bennet Junior High School. Town mountaineering season, the Security Council. Force. Egypt would p n ^ b ly (18) MOVIE IGNORANT (20-22-30) MOVIE Pennsylvania Republican in a The first convoy of 10 trucks to watch a special program and Sunday (2022-30) NBC FOLLIES STYLE Nepalese Foreign Ministry said Soviet Ambassador Jacob A. not approve Canada’s participa­ "Bitter Victory" (1957) (18) OLD TIME GOSPEL "Cactus Flower" (1966) - 8:00 - firemen, using their 100-foot ladder truck, installed the instruments for use in a ninth statement following Saylor’s reported reached the canal by film prepared for the training -1 0 :3 0 - (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN today. The two climbers — Malik nominated tion and Israel would oppose (22) JONATHAN WINTERS HOUR '(24)) BOOK BEAT (3) SONNY AND CHER grade science project. (Herald photo by Ofiara) death Sunday in St. Luke’s midnight, but a U.N. of election workers. It will be - 7 :0 0 - (18) LIVING WORD (24) FOLK 1070 Hisahi Ishiguro, 28, and Yasuo Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia’s. (24) PHILADELPHIA - 10K10 - (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES Hospital in Houston, Tex. spokesman in Jerusalem said at shown on Channel 24 (CPTV) at (8) THIS IS THE LIFE - 3 :3 0 - -1 0 :3 0 - Kato, 24, both of Tokyo — were Poland, and Romania Senegal’s chances to get ORCHESTRA (3) MEDICAL CENTER (20-22-30) ADAM-12 - 11:00- “Long before the issue of con­ 7 a.m. that he had no word that 8 p.m. on Oct. 29 and again on (8) MOVIE (18) LIVING WORD the advance team for a 48- volunteered for the force. But Israeli acceptance dropped to (30) BLACK EXPOSURE - 7 :3 0 - ()4) WASHINGTON (24) WHEN WITCHES (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS servation, natural resources it had crossed to the Egyptian Nov. 1. "1001 Arabian Nights" (1959) HOVERED NEAR member Japanese expedition. U.S. Ambassador John A. Scali zero Sunday when that African - 6:30 - (8) WORSHIP FOR DEBATES (20) SAN FRANCISCO - 11: 00- and environmental quality troops on the east side. The Vernon League of -4:00— They became the 33rd and 34th objected to any countries from country broke diplomatic (3-8-22-30) NEWS SHUT-INS (40) BOB AND CAROL BEAT (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS came to fashion, he was helping Another convoy of 10 trucks Women Voters plans to contact (18) COUNTRY PLACE - 10:30 - Firemen Come To Aid men to climb the 29,028-foot the Soviet Bloc. He said both relations with Israel. (20) BILKO (30) RING AROUND AND TED AND ALICE (20) SAN FRANCISCO to shape wise national policies pulled into Suez, where Israeli as many election workers as (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL (18) LIVING WORD -1 1 :3 0 - peak, but never before has the Warsaw Pact and North Atlan­ But Indonesia today agreed to (40) REASONER REPORT THE WORLD — 8:30 — (3) NEWS BEAT for these vital concerns,” soldiers said there were 15,000 Bengals vs. Steelers at - 11:00 — mountain been conquered this tic Treaty Organization coun­ Waldheim’s request for troops. possible to remind them to - 7 :4 5 - (8-40) MOVIE Nixon said. Saylor, ranking civilians. watch the program. - 7:00 - Pittsburgh (3-22-27-30) NEWS (8-40) DICK CAVETT -1 1 :3 0 - time of year, when treacherous, tries should be barred. Indonesian soldiers have served (3) CHRISTOPHER "Guess Who's Sleeping In My Bed? Of Young Scientists Republican on the House (24) MAYORAL DEBATE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON The secretary of state’s of­ (3) WILD WILD WORLD (18) NOTRE DAME (3) MOVIE icy winds sweep across the The Israelis said Sunday that That rule would knock out in U.N. peacekeeping forces in CLOSEUP (20-22-30) TANAFLY Interior and Insular Affairs fice said the television OF ANIMALS (40) I LOVE LUCY HIGHLIGHTS Himalayas. Egyptian artillery had opened five other potential sources — the Congo and the Gaza Strip. (8) LAWRENCE WELK (40) SACRED HEART - 4 :3 0 - — 9:00 — Town of Manchester firemen But the steep-sloped slate be used as students gather data, Committee, was striken with a up on the first convoys, ap­ Belgiuin, the Netherlands, Ita­ The potential list also InclutM workshop will be in lieu of or in (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Atlantic Heating Oil came to the aid of the Bennet roof of the three-story school over a 2V^-month period, to dis­ fatal heart attack while (20) NBC NEWS - 6:00- (18) TEACH-IN (3) CANNON Two Killed parently by mistake. There ly, Denmark and Norwayj all Ghana, the Ivory Coast, Kenya, addition to the one-hour — 11:30 — Junior High School science building discouraged all cover general patterns in at­ recovering from stomach sur­ training session required of poll (22) NEWS (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (40) CHAMPIONS (18) NBA BASKETBALL LT. WOOD CO. BELFAST, Northern Ireland were no casualties. Argentina, Brazil, Panama, (3) MOVIE Knicks vs. Rockets at Houston. department last week to solve a attempts to get the wind vane mospheric variables. When the gery. workers. In some towns (24) MASTERPIECE (8) CATHLIC SERVICE -5:00— 51 BIs m II St. 643-1129 (AP) — Terrorists shot and Peru, Iran and Nepal. THEATRE (30) COLONEL CLOWN "A Lion Is in The Streets" (1953) - 9:30 - problem which had been and anemometer in place, ac­ data is summarized, it will help killed an Ulster police detective Austria, Finland and Sweden "viewing centers” will be set (3) FAMOUS CLASSIC plaguing the school for some cording to Leo Diana, Main students understand daily fluc­ up. Vernon will not have one but (30) HEE HAW (40) CHRISTOPHER TALES (24) THE SESSION For 24 Hour Burner Service, Phone 649-3701 Sunday, and a British soldier already have troops in E ^ t , (40) HERE COME THE Tuesday time. Building administrator. tuations in atmospheric con­ was killed when caught on a transferred from the U.N. workers are asked to watch the CLOSEUP (8) SAINT - 10:00 - BRIDES The firemen’s assistance After Town Fire Chief John ditions and how the fluctuations cross-fire between troops and Cyprus force last week, llie program in their homes. - 8 :3 0 - (24) FOLK 1970 - 6:00 - (3) KOJAK wasn’t needed to correct a fire Rivosa declared that the task of are related to the broad, Indonesia May Bid ^guerrillas. Police said John spokesman said Waldheim had - 7:30 - (3) CAPTAIN BOB (3-8-22) NEWS (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL Bike Repair -5:30— Don WILLIS Garage hazard, but instead was to com- placing'the equipment on the moving pattern of the weather. Doherty, 31, a member of the the agreement of Ireland’s (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (18) I SPY (20-22-30) LOVE STORY SPECIALISTS IN The Indian Valley YMCA will (18) JIMMY WAGGART 'plete installation of weather roof was too hazardous, the The weather station will also Royal Ulster Constabulary, was cabinet to make a similar (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (20) SOUNDING BOARD WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND sponsor a class in the care and (40) PERSUADERS - 11:00 - station apparatus for a ninth flagpole compromise was be used by Bennet’s new (20) FILM (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY (24) MAKING THINGS WORK shot as he sat in his car after he For U.S. Oil Market transfer of its contingent in BRAKE SERVICE Wheel repair of mini bikes. It will be - 8:00- (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS grade science project. worked out. meteorology club. had driven across the border Cyprus and was awaiting held at the Marsh Motorcycle (22) AS SCHOOLS MATCH - 9 :0 0 - (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Alignment The problem was to place a The wind vane and Installation of the wind vane WASHINGTON (AP) - In­ They said that Indonesia, Indonesian cooperation in WITS (3) YOUNG PEOPLE’S (40) WILD WILD WEST into the Irish Republic to visit ratificatin by the Dail, the Irish Shop, Warehouse Point. (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH CONCERT 649-4531 - 18 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER wind vane and anemometer anemometer, along with a and anemometer was planned his parents. Authorities blamed donesia, with rich oil deposits, though largely Moslem, kept its developing oil resources. parliament. ’The first class will be on Oct. - 8:00 - (8) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (8) IT TAKES A THIEF - 6:30 - (which measures wind speed) barograph (recording by Chief Rivosa, Diana, and the Irish Republican Army for may make a bid to help fill this support of the Arabs at a low They also noted that income He said the secretary-general 29 and will be open to anyone in (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (18) JOURNEY TO (3-8-22-30) NEWS atop a 70-foot flagpole at the barometer) and thermograph Don Warren, head of Bennet’s the shooting. Earlier the IRA country’s potential petroleum key during the three-week Mid­ from oil exports represents hoped to come up with 10 or 19 dle East war. more than half of Indonesia's the five towns served by the (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO ADVENTURE - 7:00 south side of Bennet’s Main (recording thermometer) will science department. The actual claimed responsibility for the gap, U.S. intelligence sources countries by Tuesday or Make a Difference Where You Save! say. foreign earnings. "Y,” Vernon, South Windsor, (18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL - 9 :3 0 - (24) ADVOCATES (3) UNTAMED WORLD IT DOES 1 Building. be used by ninth graders in a work was done Friday by death of Pvt. Stephen R. Hall, Except for encouraging some Wednesday to fill out the Only 16 per cent of In­ Ellington, Tolland and East (20-22-30) EMERGENCY (3) WE BELIEVE (8) TRUTH OR The solution was the science investigation called firemen Ed McGreggor, Mark 27, who was shot in a crossfire Oil-producing Arab states in voluntary fund-raising, Indone­ proposed 7,000-man force. If - 6 :3 0 - donesia’s oil production has Windsor. (24) ONE OF A KIND (8) VISION ON CONSEQUENCES firemen’s use of a 100-foot-high ‘‘Investigating Patterns of Kravontka, and Graham with guerrillas at Crossmaglen, the Persian Gulf-Middle East sian government leaders did lit­ there is real trouble in meeting (40) DEPARTMENTS * * * REGULAR been going to the United States. Anyone wishing further infor­ - 8:30 - (22) 11 DREAM OF (18) DICK VAN DYKE hydraulically operated ladder. Change — Weather Watch.” MacDonald, under the supervi­ in County Armagh. Two other area have moved either to cut tle to back the Arabs openly, ac­ this strength, he said, "w e’U The great bulk, about 70 per mation should contact the "Y” (3) M*A*S*H JEANNIE - 7 :0 0 - (20-22-30) NEWS SAVINGS Installation of the in­ The investigation, part of the sion of Deputy Fire Chief soldiers were wounded when an off or reduce shipments of cording to intelligence reports push a little harder.” (3) FACE THE STATE vSAVINGS reaching here. cent, is sold to Japan. office at Vernon Circle. (8-40) MOVIE (30) JOHNNY QUEST (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW struments on the flagpole, ac­ over-all “Investigating the James McKay. army post came under rocket petroleum to the United States The Security Council (8) CONNECTICUT ASKS c U l ( / Earth” project, is sponsored by in retaliation for U.S. arms aid Analysts also noted that the Indonesia produced nearly Fund Drive "Money to Burn" (40) INSIGHT (40) ABC NEWS LOAIV 5Vj % Dividend paid complished last Friday, was ac­ fire in Belfast. authorized the force to guard (18) WILBURN BROTHERS CONGRESS A S *S n I I \ I l (> .M m tually a compromise — school the American Geological to Israel. Asian nation has been on friend­ 400 million barrels of oil last the Middle East cease-fire it The League of Women Voters - 10:00- - 7:30 - from day of deposit (24) TILL THE BUTCHER (18) GOSPEL JUBILEE officials originally wanted the Institute and supported by the Although the United States ly terms with the United States year, and that output is will start its finance drive, (3) LAMP UNTO MY (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS 4 times yearly. ordered last week. On Saturday CUTS HIM DOWN (2030) WILD KINGDOM apparatus on the roof of the National Science Foundation., gets most of its imported oil since the late President Sukar­ expected to rise by about 90 night, the Council approved a Tuesday, under the chair­ FEET (8-22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL ■.■em.T.ft .tn.T rmaw.i.t iii. tit. tign (24) ZOOM Main Building. The weather instruments will Steele Reports from Canada and Venezuela, no was ousted by anti­ million barrels this year. Ac­ manship of Marcella Baker. - 9:00 - (8) KID POWER (18) GREEN ACRES 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE 31, COVENTRY recommendation by Waldheim - 7 :3 0 - •S'? about 5 to 10 per cent of this communist generals in 1965. cording to current estimates, that the force have 7,000 men The week of the 29th was (3) MARY TYLER MOORE (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (20) FILM the nation’s untapped oil proclaimed fund-raising week (3) PERRY ASON country’s needs are met by Per­ Therefore, U.S. officials said, and serve an initial six months (18) PORTER WAGONER (40) LATINO (30) TREASURE HUNT On Mideast Trip sian Gulf sources. there is no serious ideological reserves amount to as much as by a resolution passed by the (20-22-30) MOVIE (8-40) FBI (40) DRAGNET at a cost of |30 million. -1 0 :3 0 - (20-22-30) WORLD OF The intelligence sources said or political barrier to U.S.- 15 billion barrels. Town Council to allow the "Chisum" (1970) (3) LOOK UP AND LIVE NORWICH (AP) - U.S. Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., league to continue to expand DISNEY - 8:00 - Many Feel Aid they believe the Indonesian - 9:30 - (8) OSMONDS programs and activities in­ (24) WHEN WITCHES (3) MAUDE on a congressional fact-finding mission to the Mideast, government, anxious to develop (3) BOB NEWHART (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE tended to inform Vernon HOVERED NEAR (8-40) TEMI^RATURES MANCHESTER said people have stopped him on the street in Israel to its valuable petroleum (18) WARREN ROBERTS (40) JEWISH HERITAGE Palestinian State Said Part residents on a variety of signifi­ RISING thank him for U.S. military support in the Middle East resources, might take the op­ (24) LIGHTNIN HOPKINS (20-22-30) CHASE Funds Wasted portunity presented by the Arab -1 1 :0 0 - cant issues. - 8:00- OLDSMOBILE S war. Mrs. Baker’s committee has - 10:00 - (3) ON THE AGENDA (24) PROFILE IN MUSIC retaliatory actions to offer (3) MANNIX "Your Oldsmobilt Dealer" WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans generally faVor the ‘Tve had people come up to in a four-foot depression and already sent letters to local (3) CAROL BURNETT (8-40) H.R. PUFNSTUF - 8:30 - greater U.S. access to its oil in Of Peace Proposal (8-40) MOVIE me on the street with warm put up a table. On the table was (8-40) GRIFF (20-22) NOTRE DAME (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 concept of foreign aid, but a majority believes that too return for financing help. businesses, professional per­ "Heat of the Night" thanks for American support,” a case of soda and bags of food. (24) LAW AND ORDER HIGHLIGHTS (8-40) MOVIE 512 WEST CENTER Sf. - 643-1511 much aid money is either wasted in administrative red sons and others, explaining the (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH Steele told the Norwich Bulletin They were totally exposed BEIRUT (AP) — The United States and The report said the Arab-Israeli peace "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law " tape or pocketed by foreign leaders, a poll shows. league activities and asking for Our SPEEDY Specialty -1 1 :3 0 - (20-22-30) PEGGY FLEMING Sunday |n a telephone interview between both lines. I’ve got a the Soviet Union have proposed the forma­ talks would be held "probably In a contribution. TRULY DELICIOUS (3) FACE THE NATION VISITS SOVIET UNION A scientific national sampling from Tel Aviv. lot of respect for those people. tion of a Palestinian state along the Jordan Washington” and would be preceded by Anyone who has not received "Eighty-six per cent of the (8-40) MAKE A WISH (24) WALKER EVANS of 1,222 Americans disclosed “The Israeli people know it The potential for a startup is so a letter, but wishes to con­ NEW or USED public agrees that ‘too much River, the Beirut newspaper An Nahar Israeli withdrawal from the west bank of CHICKEN (30) ADELANTE - 9 :0 0 - that a record 68 per cent of the was the U.S. resupply effort great and here are these people tribute to the drive, should con­ foreign aid is wasted in our own reported today. the Suez Canal, which Israeli forces cap­ - NOON - (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN public — up 10 per cent from bureaucracy and never finds its that helped Israel not only turn right in the open.” tact Mrs. Baker, 872-4249. Brown in 6 Minutes seven years ago — believes it is Comment on the report was not im­ tured in the October war. The world's "finest eatin' (3) CONGRESSIONAL (24) MASTERPIECE way abroad.’’’ the tide but saved the country,’ Auxiliary Meets REPORT THEATRE the duty of the United States to 'Riese negative views have he said. "They consider us as mediately available from the State Depart­ The Palestinian guerrillas have con­ chicken" with incomparable assist the world’s poor. Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc-Hansen taste. (8) CONFRONTATION - 9 :3 0 - K K f R O N C S been reflected in rising con­ Israel’s only friend." ment in Washington. sistently opposed the formation of a But a concurrent finding Unit 14, American Legion CALL IN ORDER FOR MAYOR (3) BARNABY JONES S O N Y . T V gressional opposition to the Steele and another con­ 23 Missing The newspaper said the proposal also separate Palestinian state that does not in­ Auxiiiary, will meet Nov. 14 at (20) YOUTH AND THE LflBORflTOfiUS Q uality suggested that this sentiment Nixon adm inistration's aid gressman were sent to study Gale warnings went into in Pick Up 10 Minutes Later (18) ORAL ROBERTS does not necessarily mean sup­ calls for international supervision of the clude the whole of what is now Israel, with 8 p.m. at the post home on West BIBLE program in recent years. The the Middle East situation by the In Ship effect on Long Island Sound (20-22-30) ANN-MARGRET Rigorous quality control procedures —at port for official government aid Golan Heights and the water route to Jews and Arabs living on equal terms. King Rd., Rockville. (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN WHEN YOU’RE SMILING 277 BROAD fiscal 1974 bill, for example, House Foreign Affairs Com­ today. Windy with heavy rain at DECrS DRIVE-IN every stage of the manufacturing process— southern Israel. Hussein proposed that the West Bank and Members are asked to bring (40) ROLLER DERBY programs; indeed, 43 per cent passed the House by a hairline mittee. Collision times tonight causing urban and 462 CENTER ST. 643-2669 insures flawless performance from every in items for gifts to be donated of the respondents favored 188-183 vote in July. The Innate Steele said, "There’s much highway flooding. Lows tonight The paper said the proposal had been Gaza become a senr|iautonomous Palesti­ -1 2 :3 0 - - 10:00- Sony product you buy. "Quality first" has BUENOS AIRES (aV) - to the Christmas gift shops set budget cuts in U.S. assistance. margin was 12 votes. room for cautious optimism” in 45 to 50. Tuesday, rain likely, nian state federated with the rest of Jordan (3) BOUT PEOPLE (24) FIRING LINE Boats and planes were to communicated to President Anwar Sadat of up in the veteran’s hospitais at Ml. Am A J . earned tor Sony worldwide recognition as The survey was conducted by The survey suggested that the the Middle East in the wake of highs in the mid 50s. Tides two (8) EIALOGUE resume the search at dawn Egypt but did not say where it obtained the under his rule, but the guerrillas and most Christmas time. Let’s Get Together at the -10:30— the unquestioned leader in solid slate elec­ the Overseas Development declining fortunes of foreign aid the conflict. to three feet above normal (20-22-30) MEET THE PRESS today for 25 persons missing in information. .- of the Arab countries rejected this, too. Hospitaiized veterans select Golden Charm (3) GREAT MYSTERIES CAR tronics. Here's another example o( Sony Council, a private institution could be reversed if more funds "The chances of beginning tonight, minor flooding at high - 1: 00- the collision of two Argentine In terms of population density, Hussein’s gifts for their families, free-of- ff'e Sperialixe in; (8) EVIL TOUCH quality. whose aim is to increase were earmarked through the negotiations for a peace settle­ tide is expected. An Nahar gave this outline of the peace charge. The local unit wili con­ (3) WHAT’S NEW (18) LIVING FAITH American awareness of the ships in the Punta Indio River' Precipitation probability 90 plan: federation proposal is considered the most (8) EIGHTH DAY KV-1510 TRINITRON'* Red Cross, the Peace Corps or ment are greater than they ever tribute 64 gifts for women, STYLING (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS CTEREO problems facing developing have been certainly for any channel Sunday near La Plata. per cent tonight, 60 per cent (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL COLOR TV CARE, as distinct from — Israel would withdraw from the Sinai practical by some western analysts. They men, boys and girls. LONG HAIR (40) SIXTH SENSE countries. The survey results time since the 1967 war. There’s Naval authorities feared the 25 Tuesday. Broncos vs. Jets at New York. • 15-inch screen measured diagonally governments. Peninsula, the West Bank of the Jordan and note that Gaza and the West Bank are Nov. 14 is the final collection Also the New Blow Drying -1 1 :3 0 - RADIOS were outlined in a bmklet by cautious optimism because the were drowned. Winds, northeast to east at 20 (22) PRO FOOTBALL • Trinitron one gun/one lens system (or It also showed that American Sixty-five other persons were the Golan Heights, all captured by the already overcrowded, and the under* date for the gifts. Anyone and Cutting (3) NAME OF THE GAME Paul Laudicina, an associate would back government aid ef­ Arabs have agreed to meet to 30 miles an hour with gusts to Dolphins vs. Patriots at TV-Radio Sale.s ami .Service sharp, bright, life-like color fellow of the council. rCscu^ from the buoy ship Israelis in 1967. populated east bank of the Jordan river li having gifts to contribute at Massachusetts forts which emphasized face-to-face,” he said. 45 miles an hour tonight. should contact Mrs. Alice • Push button automatic line tuning, color The study concluded that the Ushuaia after it collided with Northerly winds 5 to 25 miles an — Formation of a Palestinian state em­ the only area that could absorb the IMi For Appointment Call and hue control “immediate, direct and Steele said he was in the Mailloux or Mrs. Mae Chap­ public has a low regard for Golan Heights when one of the the freighter Rio Quinto nearly hour and gusty Tuesday. bracing Gaza, the West Bank and the Arab million Palestinian refugees living in other 649-2806 tangible" forms of assistance. 100 miles east of Buenos Aires. man. government aid programs com­ That would Include medical first U.N. observation teams Outlook W^nesday, partly sector of Jerusalem. Arab countries and the 340,000 Palestinians & BOUTIQUE pared with voluntary efforts, arrived in the region. The cause of the collision was cloudy with seasonable GOLDEN CIMRM aid, teachers, books, tractors, not known Immediately. — Placing the Golan Heights and Sharm living in Israel. About Town IflUitE BRIDAl SHOP which are considered more ef­ fertilizers and the training of “The position they took up temperatures. ficient. '' The freighter, which belongs el Sheikh, which controls the water route to Israel might be satisfied by international The Couples Gub of South COIFFURES • WEDDING GOWNS foreign students in American was in no-man's land about 100 High Low S i "A remarkable 91 per cent of yards from a burned-out Israeli to the government-operated southern Israel and Jordan, under inter­ supervision and demilitarization of the United Methodist Church will 1143 Tolland Tpke. • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS universities. Argentine Maritime Lines, was Anchorage 37 30 the public agrees with the state­ On the other hand, the poll half-track. It was two men and national supervision. Golan Heights, which looks down on have a progressive dinner Burr Corners only slightly damaged, none of Boston 50 46 • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES ment that ‘too much of our found that financial, trade and two white vehicles flying the tonight starting at 7 with Manchester « ELECTRONICS its crew or passengers was Chicago 48 42 — Arab-Israeli negotiations, direct or northern Galillee, Sharm el Sheikh and the Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Kally Rd. foreign assistance Is kept by the other more abstract assistance U.N. flag. It was quite a sight. appetizers at the home of Mr. "Let’s Get Together at the 277 BROAD STREET - PHONE 649-1124 reported injur^. Denver 68 35 through U. N. intermediaries, on the ques­ west bank. But Israel has said repeatedly Open: Thura.-FrI. 10-9 Varnon CIrcta Tal. 643-4809 leaders of poor countries and forms are considered far less Land mines were exploding and Mrs. Herb Grommecks, 55 Golden Charm” The Ushuaia grounded in San Francisco 72 61 that she will never give up the Arab sector does not get to the people,”’ the effective. Military aid drew the several miles away. tion of demilitarized zones in the Sinai, the Cedar Rd., Glastonbury. about 50 feet of water. Washington 69 64 survey said. least public support. "They took up their position Golan Heights and the West Bank. of Jerusalem, which she captured in 1917.