PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Nov. 9,1973 Police Report Kreskin Returns Manchester Agostinelli Chosen MANCHESTER Memorial Michael J. Checkers, 21, of 21 Battalion Commander Grant Rd., Rockville, was Finast Leases To MHS Nov,. 28 Hospital “ charged Thursday night with Lt. Col. Natfian G. Agostinelli and was discharged with the speeding after an auto accident Notes of the Connecticut National rank of second lieutenant. in which the car he was driving MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1973- VOL. XCHI, No. K~Mart Space Kreskin, s&r of his own TV Discharged Thursday; Louise Guard, state comptroller and 'Die First Battalion donsists Manchester—A City of Village Charm went off the roadway on E. Mid­ TWELVE PACES - TWO MINIS program ‘‘The Amazing World Giordano, 333 Bidwell St.;' former Manchester mayor, has of infantry companies stationed PRICE: FH-TEEN CENTS dle Tpke., Manchester Police of Kreskin,” will appear at Helen White, Stone House Rd., been named commanding of­ in the Manchester, Rockville, said. First National Stores has leased a 41,057 square foot Manchester High School’s Coventry; Henry Parent, 229 ficer of the Guard’s First Bat­ West Hartford, New Britain • Police said Checkers’ vehicle Bailey Auditorium Nov. 28 at 8 Felt Rd., South Windsor; Jack talion, 169th Infantry, stationed and Middletown armories. left the road, went down a steep facility at the K-Mart shopping center on Spencer St. and p.m: "The show is sponsored by Soucy, East Hartford; Dorothy at the Manchester Amory. Sunday Date Announced embankment, and stopped in expects to begin operation early next year. the MHS Ski Club. Wood, 166 Greenwood Dr.; Agostinelli, until Nov. 1, the brush. The accident, near New The facility, leased from Goodrich Associates of New About Town This will be Kreskin’s second Allen Welch, 189 Highland Sk; effective date of the appoint­ Bolton Rd., occurred at about 8 York, will employ approximately 100 people, both part and appearance at MHS and he has Audrey Paradis, 452 W. Middle ment, was inspector general of The Emergency Department p.m. full-time. promised to do a different show Tpke.; Joseph Butler, 338 the Guard, station^ at the Nurses Association of Connec­ Checkers wasn’t hurt, police A spokesman for the company,said, “It will also be the than the one he did last year to Spring St. Hartford Armory. In ticut will meet Tuesday at 7:30 said. He is scheduled for court first of our stores in Cwinecticut to house its own phar­ a full house. Also, Stella Michalski, 60 Manchester, he success Lt. p.m. in the amphitheater at St. Nov. 26. macy.” Col. Richard Lugli of West In Peking Arcellia Dr.; Josette Waites, 45 Francis Hospital, Hartford. Dr. Kresjtin, born George Hitch Delays In addition to the departments usually found in similar Wellman Rd.; Carol Hollay, Hartford, vdio was named chief Elliott Gross, state medical stores, the First National wiU also include an in-store Kresge, began his career early Stafford Springs; ’Arlene Ar- of staff. examiner, will be the guest In other Manchester Police as^a nine-year-old traveling mogida, 201 Oak St.; Elizabeth Agostinelli is a 13-year speaker. Emergency room PEKING (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. bakery, a flower shop, and an expanded non-foods depart­ musician. At eleven, he was reports: ment. Perzan, Hartford; Debra veteran of the Connecticut department physicians, nurses, Kissinger flew into mainland China today for “wide- using hypnosis in his programs.i National Guard. He served in The facility had originally been slated fbr occupancy by Miller, Wales Rd., Andover; clerks and other interested per­ ranging meietings” with Premier Chou En-lai about In­ the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954 sons are invited to attend. • Ronald Bell. 17, of 61 N. a Bohack Super Market, one of a chain based primarily in As young as eight, he began Craig Turner, 19 Winthrop Rd.; dochina, the Middle East and possibly stronger business, ning Park St., Ellington, .was New York and New Jersey. “fooling around” with ESP Herbert Crickmore, Kennetlf scientific and cultural ties. charged Thursday night with Ave., Coventry; Raymond The shopping center itself contains some 94,5(K) square when he thought it would be a Foreign Minister Chi Peng- But Chou repeatedly has in­ third-degree larceny. Police Ward, 91 Alton St. By The Aasocialed Press The U.N. spokesman, Rudolf blockade, but the Washington feet of selling space and has parking for more than 1,000 good trick to be able to pick up fel and Vice Minister Chiao sisted that the Unit^ States A United Nations spokesman said the charge, lodged via a 'TpHie thoughts, instead of spoken Also, Mary J4ash, Hartford; Stajduhar, said in Cairo that version said nothing about the cars. Kreskin Kuan-hua met Kissinger at the must break relations with the in Cairo said today tlu t Egyp­ Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant, ^ words, of his playmates in the Teresa Lawrence, Stafford MUmOPM. BUUMt representatives from Egypt matter.. Taiwan government before stems from the theft of a gun Springs; Christopher Chinese capital’s airport with tian and Israeli officers will and Israel would rfleet at 3 p.m. Points covered by the agree­ game “hot and cold.” Peking and Washington can from a Chestnut St. man. Court available at the high school L'amphere, 56 Clinton St.; diplomatic delegations from meet on Sunday to sign the Mid­ Sunday — 8 a.m. EST — on the ment, as it was announced in ■ several nations. enjoy normal diplomatic ties. date is Nov. 26. Kreskin is currently busy from Bill DiYeso or Peter Carolyu Cloutier, 23 Neill Rd., aOSED MOMMY dle East peace plan. Suez-to-Cairo road about 60 Washington, include; “There are no hot an­ with his TV show, promoting DiRosa, ski club advisors. Vernon.' “ Oh it’s nice to see you The two combatants had been miles from the Egyptian scrupulous observance of the again,” Kissinger told Chiao, nouncements” planned during expected to meet today, but a • James R. Welch, 21, of 5 his new book,' and publicly capital for the signing. U.N. imposed cease-fire and im­ Teacher^s Effort Whom he had seen recently at Kissinger’s visit to China, a hitch developed in the plan Maple Trail, Coventry, was representing Big Brothers of NOVEMBER 1% 1973 Meanwhile in Beirut, thg mediate discussions between ' the United Nations in New U.S. official said shortly after when Israel said Friday night it charged Thursday night, Via a America, an organization which authoritative newspaper An Israel and Egypt on Gets Through York. the party arrived here. He said wanted “clarification” on some Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant, promotes companionship for tickets Reduced For Dellums Talk In Observance ot Nahar reported today that a withdrawing forces to the Oct. Kissinger’s sixth trip here Kissinger most likely would not aspects of the six-point with third-degree larceny. young, fatherless boys. peace conference to settle the 22 cease-fire lines. The Manchester Committee was in stark contrast to July meet with Chairman Mao Tse- proposal. Police said the charge is in con­ To Shelton Students Tickets for the show are $3.50 will present their orations In Veterans Day Arab-Israeli conflict would It also called for the con­ for Peace and Justice an­ 1971, when he faked a stomach tung. . Ciiairo’s semiofficial Middle nection with the theft of a and may be purchased by sen­ the church, and admittance for begin Dec. 10 in Gleneva. The tinued shipment of food, water nounces that tickets to “Viet­ ache in Pakistan and,-under the But a similar caution was East News Agency said that television set from the SHELTON (AP) - Eight- ‘‘There wasn’t a stir or the ding exact money and a $2 will be there rather than in Emergency Telephone newspaper quoted Western and medicine to the city of Suez nam—the Aftermath” are cover of darkness, flew secretly expressed in Cafro when, at the Egypt has accepted the-^aeace Pathfinders Club, Norman St. graders who refused to salute slightest murmur so I kept stamped,' self-addressed the dining hall. diplomatic sources as saying and to the encircled Egyptian the U.S. Flag changed their going,” he said. envelope to Kreskin Tickets, available fpr $2 if the party is Numbers to the Chinese capital. That trip same time, Kissinger was accord, but it was not im­ that Egypt, Syria and Jordan 3rd Army on the eastern bank of Court date is Nov. 19. “Vietnam—the Aftermath” minds, with one exception, He concluded with part of c/o Manchester High School, willing to arrive at 8 p.m., after Highway 648-5070 paved the way for President working out a Middle East mediately clear whether the were expected to attend on the the Suez Canal; the establish- will be at Trinity Episcopal peace agreement with Egyptian Israelis and the Egyptians were • Maureen M. Moir, 31, of 120 after hearing a noted reading Wolfe’s ‘‘The Promise of 134 E. Middle Tpke. the serving of the dinner. RMuse 648-1886 Nixwi’s visit to Peking last Arab side. nvent of U.N. checkpoints on the Church, 120 Sigourney St., Hart­ year. President Anwar Sadat. talking about identical Maskel Rd., South . Windsor, about patriotism, their teacher America,” Further information is Tlie speakers. Congressman The paper did not say Cairo-Suez road; and an - ford, at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. SanHaiV Sewer and Water 648-8687 China is the eighth stop on agreements. was charged Thursday after­ says. ‘‘So then, to every man his Ron Dellums and David Perry, Although not disclosing the whether the talks would be exchange of prisoners of war as Kissinger’s nine-nation tour. noon with fourth-degree Paul R. Hatje, a science chance — to every man, agenda for the four-day visit, In Tel Aviv, the Israeli state directed through a third party. soon as the U.N. checkpoints The secretary of state, looking larceny (shoplifting) at King’s teacher, said he stood alone regardless of his birth,. his U.$. officials said Kissinger radio said that the peace plan, There was no official confirma­ are established. relaxed, said in a brief airport Department Store. Manchester reciting thg pledge of shining, golden opportunity— to would take up with Chou the worked out, through U.S. tion of the report from either Cairo’s version excluded statement before leaving Parkade. Court date is Nov. 26. allegiance in his homeroom every man the right to live, to volatile situations in South Viet­ Secretary of State Henry A. the Israel government or the provisions referring to the 3rd during the openirig weeks of the work, to be himself, and to nam and Cambodia. Pakistan that the United States Kissinger during his tour of the Arab countries involved. Army and the city of Suez. • Maurice D. Gross, 54, of school year at Shelton High become whatever this his American intelligence of­ considers China “an essential Middle East, would definitely The six-point plan, released ' Egypt denies that the 3rd Army East Hartford, was charged School. manhood and his vision can ficials repoi;|;. North Vietnam component in the structure of not be signed by Israel today. in W ashin^n, was contained in is encircled and has not con­ peace....” Thursday afternoon with After continued encourage­ combine to make him — this has moved more than 70,000 The radio broadcast made no a letter, from Kissinger to U.N. firmed some of Israel’s ad­ Kissinger on Friday night fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ ment, one boy among the 21 seeker, is the promise of fighting men, 400 tanks and Kiwanians Plan Radio Auction comment about signing an Secretarys General Kurt vances into Egyptian territory. ting) at K-Mart, Spencer St. pupils finally joined in, Hatje America.” more than 200 artillery pieces met with Pakistan Prime agreement on Sunday, but said Waldheim. , But the Egyptian version in­ Court date is Nov. 26. said. Days later «two others into the South since the cease­ Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto. Lou Apter, front right, strums a guitar which is one of many items contributed by the Tel Aviv government was The letter said Egyptian and cluded a point that the stood. Hatje said as he turned to fire 10 months ago. Kissinger ah^ Bhutto held Manchester merchants to the annual Kiwanis Club Radio Auction. The event will be dissatisfied with some aspects Israeli representatives may Washington version did not: a their talks in Islamabad, of the proposal announced in • Miguel Mollet, 16, of 78 Oak “I renlembered a book I had recite the Pledge of Allegiance In discussing the Middle East Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:45 to 10:30 p.m. over Radio WINF (1230). Joining in on the sign the pact as early as today statement that “correct im­ Pakistan’s diplomatic capital. W ashin^n on Friday. St., and David G. Knox, 17, of called ‘America in Verse’ and I he realized that all except one situation, Kissinger is attemp­ pre-auction serenade are: Dick Lauxier, seated left; and standing from left, Ted LaBonne at a meeting in U.N.-controlled plementation” Of Cairo’s other They'were believed to have dis­ “We want to sign,” said one 661 Graham Rd., South Wind­ took it to school hoping that it of the students were standing ting, sources say, to ease and Le^ Juran, Kiwanis Club members. Proceeds of the auction support the club’s com­ territory along the Cairo-to- points is the first step toward cussed Kissinger’s six-point Israeli official privately, “but sor, were taken into custody on might help solve the problem,” with him. Chinese anxieties atraut recent Suez road. implementing the U.N. Securi­ Middle East peace plan and the munity service activities. Articles to be auctioned are on display at Watkins Bros, in we want to be certain we un­ burglary and larceny charges said Hatje, who was a Marine U.S.-Soviet cooperation in that Israeli Premier (Joida Meir ty Council resolutions aimed at part of the world. secretary’s talks on Friday downtown Manchester. (Herald photo by Edmonds) derstand what it means.” Th\irsday afternoon and turned at the time of the Korean . “I was very overwhelmed by on Friday night called her achieving peace in the Middle with the Shah of Iran, a prin­ over to Glastonbury Police, Conflict. the whole thing,” he recalled. Trade and cultural-exchange cabinet into emergency session East. “I really choked up.” Double Drawing issues were likely to be high on cipal recipient of U;S. anns and The additional point ap­ The students seemed recep­ to get “clarification” on some who wanted the youths in con­ a close American ally. nection with a "Thursday mor­ tive to ‘‘Our Dream” by Reluctance among young peo­ Kissinger’s Peking agenda, and of the agreement’s points. parently referred to the U.N. In addition to Pakistan and call for Israel to pull back its ning burglary in that town. The Thoma'S Wolfe so Hatje read on, ple to salute the flag seems to some observers News Capsules One discrepancy could in­ have speculated that China Iran, Kisinger visited Morocco, Nixon Seeks troops to the Oct. 22 positions— two youths were apprended on delivering several selections of be ‘‘a hangover from Vietnam” volve Egypt’s blockade of Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan and a withdrawal that would free Center St., Manchester. writings by former President and exists in most schools, he may propose talks leading to Israeli access to the Red Sea. John F. Kennedy. said. the, establishment • of 'formal Saudi Arabia before heading for U.S. officials with Kissinger in the 3rd Army — and to U.N. diplomatic, relations between Peking. His schedule calls for GOP Support Saudi Arabia said on Thursday Resolution 242, which calls for Washington and the People’s him to continue on to Tokyo Anniversary and blood vessel disease. Dr. that they understood the agree­ Israel to evacuate conquered Republic. after his talks in Peking. Petef H. Levine of the Tufts- Arab territories. WASHINGTON (AP) - It has WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has launched a ment implied a lifting of the Coventry been a year since the last New England Medical Center successful hijacking of a U.S. says his studies show that major effort to shore up Republican support and to clear aircraft took place. "That was smoking only one cigarette has away doubts abouL'fa^ integrity. the capture of a Southern a dramatic effect on the clot­ FridAy the White promised “absolute” coopera­ Veterans Day ting of blood platelets, the Underground Airways jet by three men who tion with the Watergate pKwecutors and' the courts, and small cells that initiate the Walsh Heads School Board forced the pilot to fly them to said new material will be g i v ^ o a federal judge to fill the eight cities in three countries. blood-clotting mechanism by Building Less than a month later. Presi­ sticking together. gap left by two phantom W ater^ g tapes. Rites Sunday Robert Walsh was named Predicts Deficit rooms are neater. An in­ dent Nixon ordered tightened Meanwhile, Nixon gave per- teresting factor. Dr. Hardy House story. The recorder is chairman of the Board of Dr. Hardy predicted a deficit security precautions at all sonal assurances to seven GOP address will follow. The Rev. Education at its Thursday said, was that six of the seven toe same one toat is said to World War 1 veterans will be of $20,000 to $30,000 this year. Poses Problem American airports. congressional leaders in a Jean Gilbert, MMH chaplain, organizational meeting. A students suspended for smoking Decision Near have run out of taw prior to toe honored Sunday at Veterans An ealier four-cent per gallon White House meeting described will give the invocation and Democrat, he- has served for increase in fuel oil, plus a re­ in the lavatories were girls. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. later as a “frank discussion.” unrecorded April jsV eeting. Day ceremonies in front of MAYNARD, Mass. (AP) - Zenowitz also is trying to benediction. two years on the school board. cent one-cent increase has One student has been suspended (AP) — The space agency will Buzhardt also tesufij^ toat Manchester Memorial Hospital New England Civil Defense figure how to cut the amount of Enlarges Staff This follows Nixon's state­ At^2 p.m., Manchester The new chairman replaces created a $9,600 deficit, he said. twice. The lavatory situation is decide Sunday whether to President Nixon kept h im ^ toe beginning at 10:45 a.m. director Allan R. Zenowitz has electricity needed to cool the WASHINGTON (AP) - ment earlier in the week that he veterans groups will have color Republican Richard Messier, With each penny increase to be discussed further at a launch the Skylab 3 astronauts doesn’t intend to resign despite dark about toe existence of Lt. Col. Nathan Agostinelli, a problem. The only way he can five-year-old building. President Nixon’s legal staff, guards participating in the long-time member of the board another $2,600 will be added to future board meeting. on Thursday or again postpone automatic White House tape Connecticut Army National follow President Nixon’s which already is costing more doubts about his integrity by Veterans Day parade in Hart­ and its chairman for the past that deficit. Dr. Hardy said. Square Dance the shot. Launch director recorders until about three dhard and state comptroller, energy crisis to lower ther­ “I guess we have a unique than $232,000 a year in salaries, “great numbers of ford. two years. Messier did not seek The |uel account could go as The Whirlaways Square Dance energy problem here,” he said. Walter Kapryan lold newsmen Americans.” Nixon promised, weeks before toe world found will 1>e toe. speaker. mostats is Jo turn up the air is being l^fed up to deal with The state and towns will office in this fall election. high as $20,000 with the trend in Club has planned a Saturday Friday: “I have all the con­ “I shall do everything that I can out about them. The chremony is sponsored conditioner. i ‘ "This place is So warm we have W atergatJbiatters. The White observe "the holiday Monday Democrat Joan Lewis will prices, the school superinten­ dance at the Capt. Nathan Hale November 23 Drawing: fidence now that we’re going to ... to remove those doubts Buzhardt, toe lawyer Nixon by the American Legion, Zenowitz’s headquarters are to cool it 10 months of the year, House this week added a third and schools will be closed as continue as secretary. dent said. School from 8 to 11 p.m. Jack make it on Thursday. But I’ll be where they exist.” had called in especially to han­ Veterans of Foreign Wars, Match the Thanksgiving at the Federal Civil Defense even in winter. We bum quite a $150-U-day legal consultant, will all banks. The town Republican Suzzane Brainard Shortages have been reported O’Leary will be the caller. in a much’^ better position to There was no solid indication dle Watergate matters, said he Marine Corps League and toe Center here, a unique building lot of electricity to operate a Samuel J. Powers of Miami, libraries will be closed also. was also nominated for the in utilities, $3,000; supplies, ^ ,- Tickets are available at the BONUS NUMBER (m ordS) make an assessment on Sunday. as to exactly what Nixon in­ got his first inkling of toe Army and Navy Gub. that is built into a hill and is so cooling system...” Fla., to help out the eight staff The State Assembly earlier position. Mrs. Lewis, however, 000, other miscellaneous ac­ We’ll make a decision at that tends to furnish to toe,courts. system June 25. The recorders Ed Dupre, veterans council door and soft-soled shoes and win a sterimg s8ver well insulated that all that is attorneys. this year voted to change received a majority of the counts, $5,000, plus a need for required. Fred Oleson, technical ser­ time.” Work crews continued One GOP aide said- his un­ in Nixon’s offices and on his chairman, will be master of service for 12. needed to keep temperatures at Connecticut’s Veterans Day ballots. Board policy requires upgrading the industrial arts Open House vices director for the center, the tedious task of replacing derstanding is that the material telephones were exposed in ceremonies and Jonathan 70 degrees is body heat from the Smoking Danger public testimony July 16. Laws, World War 1 Barracks observance back to Nov. 11 secret balloting for the top two program, $3,500. A report is due The DevCo Planning Center vahie: hopes body-heated, un­ eight defective stabilizer. fins “will cover a very broad area.” employes and heat from the BOSTON (AP) - A Tufts Buzhardt said it was this ig­ commander, will give opening which was World War 1 Ar­ positions. on the I.A. program at a later in the Meadowbrook Shopping derground structures like the on the first stage of the Senate Republican Leader up to $15001 electric lighting. University researcher says norance toat led him on June 16 remarks. mistice Day instead of the Mrs. Brainard declined date. Dr. Hardy said. Center will be open to the public center may be the answer to Saturn IB rocket. The work Hugh Scott, who took part in the “We’re going to do our best to laboratory tests show smoking to mislead special prosecutor fourth Monday in October nomination for assistant Increases in utility rates, from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Cider future energy crises. started Thursday after the two-hour meeting with Nixon, AT(er lowering the flag to half obey the President’s ‘order to has a direct link to the con­ Archibald Cox, who has since mast and placing of memorial which the rest of toe nation, un­ secretary and subsequently paper and wood prices have and doughnuts will be served. launch had been delayed five said, “We are assured the lower the temperature to 68,” “The idea is already catching ditions leading to heart attack. been fired, when Cox asked wreaths toe flag will raised to der an Act of Congress, Democrat Frances Morrone been a major factor in creating DevCo officials will be on days because of the discovery President is prepared to meet Zenowitz said. “I don’t think we on and we expect to get a lot of It has long been known that specifically if Nixon had taped full staff and followed by silent observes. received unanimous endorse­ the deficit, he said. hand to answer any questions of hairline cracks in ail eight oL all toe charges toat have been can reduce our employes’ body queries from energy^ungry In­ blood clotting in the arteries, a key conversation between prayer. Emergency telephone ment for that position. The 'school board voted to residents may have about the the nine-foot-long fins.' made, and prepared to refute heat, but at least we can turn dustries, state agencies and called arterial thrombosis, himself and' ousted counsel ’The East Hampton Fife and numbers are; Highway 649- School Superintendent Dr. lowqr the price of,m ilk for proposed new community for them.” out a few lights.” municipalities.” leads to heart attack, stroke John W. bean IH, and Buzhardt Drum Corps will perform and 5070; refuse, 649-1886; sanitary Donald C. Hardy was students to six cents ^ r carton northwest Coventry. New land Scott and Vice President- replied only that Nixon had Wilbur Little, past commander sewer and water, 649-9697. designated agent of the board, effective next week. Reinstate­ analysis maps will be on display Commit Troops designate Gerald R. Ford in­ Mail delivery and garbage financial secretary and later dictated his own im­ of American Legion will recite ment of federal reimbursement at the center. SAIGON (AP) - The Saigon dicated Nixon intends to go collections will be made on transportation agent. Dr. for milk made possible the pressions of the meeting. '“Flanders Field.” Agostinelli’s command has committed 3,000 beyond toe material direcOy Monday as usual. Robert Bowen was chosen to reduction in price. related to toe tape recordings Senate Pushes Laws t>troops backed by artillery and continue as school medical The board also repealed a already covered by a coi^ heavy air support to block a examiner; Mrs. Walter Haven, contract awarded to Sears APACHE - ELDORADO order. , North Vietnamese effort to state library representative; Roebuck & Co. for fencing. TERRY - SIGHTSEER The phantom tapes were toe open a supply route along toe Public Advocate Idea Mrs. Brainard, vocational- Sears was low bidder, but some TlOQA-TAURUS-TRAVCO To Conserve Energy subject Friday of further court Cambodian border 110 miles agriculture representative; question has arisen as to the Buy file spedd Brown and Orange Ticket. hearings before U.S. District MAINE TRUCK TOPS northeast of Saigon, military board member 'Tom Hill, Fife gauge size and other Court Judge John J. Sirica, who WASHINGTON (AP) - The Jackson moved to kqep two ordering oil and gaS-burning sources said. Government and Drum Corp. repfesen-, specifications. The board It gives you two chances to win. indicated toat toe inquiry will Draws Mixed Reaction rush toward passage of key administration proposals— power plants to switch to coal. forces advancing along two tative; board member Richard declined to award the contract continue into a third week next emergency e n e r^ legislation the waiving of clean air stan­ th e bill also would direct toe roads have been bombarded and which is still in toe General Ashley, pension board of Colonial Fence, next lowest Monday. HARTFORD (AP) - The that duty in the attorney has slowed but a key legislator dards designed to protect public President to draw up contingen­ heavily by Soviet-made ISOmni Law Committee. representative; plus Connec­ bidder, until it was assured no TOYOTA 1st Drawing:wSi^Numb.. 2nd Drawing: Nixon’s special counsel J. idea of a public advocate has ,general’s officd, Stevens said. promises that “next week is health and safety and the cy plans for toe rationing of cannon, toe sources said. The “The Republicans restrict ticut Association of Boards of legal entanglements' would 1971 PICKUP TRUCK Fred Buzhardt testified that he received mixed reaction from “This might present a con­ All five digits in a row: $5,000 (and a chance for Match all five digits in order. Win a magnificent energy week in the Senate.” deregulation of the price of gasoline and other scarce fuels. Communists have seizeehtoree the introduction of bills strictly Education (CABE) represen­ result from the Sears contract ONLY 14,000 Ml, has cleared up one apparent legislative leadershut one thing flict of interest problem in $15,000 or $75,000). ^12-place setting, sterling silver collection by Henry M. Jackson, chairman natural gas at the wellhead ^ Jackson joined two other government catms in the to ones proposed by committee. tative along with other board repeal. mystery by examining the seems certain — it is not in the Connecticut since toe attorney, First four or last four digits in order: $200 of the Interior Committee, said out of toe bill. Jackson said Democrats in Congress in region this weelrhr an apparent There’s no way it will get in” members Anthony Felice and Dr. Hardy reported instruc­ International Silver Co. Your choice of 15 different sequence of conversations on making for toe near future. general represents toe PUC,” he expects his energy bill to similar proposals are being urging Nixon to oppose campaign to open a supply cor­ this year, Alfano'said. Mrs. Morrone. tor Robert Pratt has been ap­ 1974 ELDORADO First three, middle three'or last three digits: $20 patterns— including handsome walnut chest. two tapes following an April 15 The concept was proposed Stevens said. reach the Senate floor on considered by toe Public Worto Republican efforts to return the ridor from toe north to Loc House Speaker Francis 'The Rev. William . Wilkens pointed director of adult educa- TRUCK CAMPER Scramble matph (all five digits, any order): $25 Value: up to $1500! meeting that purportedly went “But it would seem easier to Wednesday, one day after and Commerce committees. Alaska pipeline bill to a House- Ninh, the Viet Cong stronghold Collins, R-Brookfield, praised and Miss Margaret Jacobson tion. He has had some MADE FOR unrecorded. Robert K. Killian, a Democrat appoint by statute a permanent scheduled votes on the Alaska However, Jackson insisted on , Senate conference committee 75 miles north of Saigon. Gov. Thomas J. Meskill for his will be asked to continue as° Nixon’s personal secretary, reg ar^ ^ as a potential guber- counsel to the PUC than to experience with similar MINI TRUCKS pipeline and mandatory fuel maintaining a controversiaL for removal of provisions toe recent stands against utility school attendance officers. Rose ^ r y Woods, had given natorial candidate next year, create a separate office.” programs in the past, the school SELF CONTAINED * allocation bills. proposal to provide federal sub­ administration objects to. rate increases and charged that Mrs. Brainard will designate a TidM goes on sd * No« 6rii for TWO VWalcs. testimony indicating a tape Killian said a public ad- superintendent said. A com­ He made the statements sidies for reduced transit fares. The other signers of toe letter Although he finds the idea Killian was trying to “divert parent of a Coventry vo-ag stu­ mittee of interested residents Friday after consideration of In toe past, the administration were Sen. Mike Gravel of recorder in the basement of toe vocate’s offic^uld represent agreeable, he and other attention" from Meskill’s ef­ dent attendiitg K O. Smith to and board .members will be Rent a v.3%V4 . his bill became bogged down in has threatened to veto bills that Alaska and Rep. John Melcher Executive Office Building must Connecticut citizen interest legislative leaders agree that forts. ■ serve with her as vo-ag formed later date to help set up a series of technical contain similar proposals. of Montana.. Hie bill. Is now have switched on out of turn before regulatory agencies like enabling legislation will not be representative. Various stan­ the program diie to begin in SIGHTSEER around 5 p.m. April 16, although the Public Utilities Commission "Where's Killian been for the amendments offdhed by the In its present form, the bill scheduled for House action passed next session. last two or three years?" ding committees and salary January. Nixon administration, „ it hadn’t been set to come on un- (PUC) and the new Hospital ‘ Senate Majority Leader would allow toe President to Monday. Collins asked. contract negotiating represen­ The school superintendent SPECIAL WEEKEND But, even with swift passage, order such energy-saving steps Chairman Warren G. til midnight qr later. Buzhardt Cost Commission, Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, “It seems to me this proposal tatives are to be filled at a later reviewed the lavatory situation RATES winter could be nearly over as lowered thermostats in Magnuson of the;Senath said he deduced that House Majdrity Leader said toe state legislature is the was founded in political date. • at the high school. No one is before energy conservation public buildings, reduced Conimerce Committee outlined Miss Woods had been misled, Gerald F; Stevens, R-Milford, public advocate and that Clear tonight, lows around 20 expediency and conceivably is School Superintendent Hardy particularly happy with the measures take holdcompletely, speeds on toe nation’s highways a schedule that could have toe and toat toe recorder actually said he likes toe idea but thinks Killian’s suggestion “doesn’t W to 25. Fair Sunday, highs upper something the attorney reviewed the status of lavatory supervision system, an administration official said. and restricted'operating hours nation retifrn to Daylight came on at the time it was su ^ the public advocate should be in appear to be important enough -3o4. Precipitation probability general's office should have programs, pending reports by but improvement has been seen It would take “three or four - for commercial establishments Saving Time Dec. 2. He said his posed .toe attorney general’; office to take up in the coming ten per'cent t^ght, near zero been doing anyway. It’s in­ the staff, and explained other in the bathrooms. Complete HOMES of VERNON, Inc. months” to fully- implement and public services, including committee could approve the Prosecutor Richard Bern rather than create a “ new session.” twice. Sunday. Winds northwest teresting that we get this facets of the school system such elimination of smoking in these Union Street ■ fuel allocation and rationing schools. The President could legislation Tuesday or Vehiste said this explanation bureaucracy.” , . Senate Minority Leader dlininUliing to around 10 m.p.h. proposal ifom an. all-hut-' as budgeting and evaluation for school areas was never Rockville, Conn. \ . plans, John'Shaeffer, assistant also move to increase fuel satisfiM hini. Earlier, he had Research iSto'how other (toarles Alfano, D-Suffield, said Nnl wauri Umrinf wH In at ItfqMi Haa Mai, . Wednesday and suggested both tonight, 10 to 15 m.p.h. Sunday. announ'ced candidate for gover­ the benefit of new board expected. Dr. Hardy said, but is •'Tel. 872-9117 J o White House energy adviser supplies by tapping naval houses could complete action cited toe out^f-turn T®®^®^''^tes handle public representa- toe Killian idea is similar to one 333 BridgeportThuradt^, Nov. IS -10:30 a.m. Outlook foi' Monday, fair and nor," Collins said. members. has been reduced, and the ‘John A. Love, told the panel. petroleum reserves and next week. continued cold. as an inconsistency in the White shows that almost all put Aifano proposed last session

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H m IWW M fM fl axckwiIM t riw i fivM yMitM biff0Mt kick of yoMT Homemakers Will Hear A b o u t T ow n News for Senior Citizens Mol The ^Couples adb of Com­ MONEY RAISED BY munity Baptist Church wlll> -By Wally Fortin • THE AUCTION COES TO MANQHESTER KIW AIilS CLUB Rheumatologist Monday meet tonight at 6:30 at the ’ '( - church. JMf Jacobs of radio WORTHY CAUSES PLACE YOUR BID BY PHONE Hi! Here we go arian, and / - For the men in the Gass A MenuB station WINF will speak. Itemt will go by number, Dr. Mark Radcrman, while you'are reading this group, Al Bolls took both honors Monday, Chicken and rice Monty rtlted by tht Kiwtnit Club bi Hit 14lh an­ column, yours truly and 'not by nanior rheumatologist from Hartford, Mayfair V Gub will have a 99 with a 520 for high triple and 195 soup, egg slad sandwich, chilled others are cruising out of New nual radio auction goes to aupport tht many 1. Give Item number . ^ will be the speaker at the kitchm social Monday at 1:30, for the high single. In the Gass fruit, beverage. fsil r.'.ci n:. -.:J3 York on our way to the Virgin worthwhiia cauaaa aupported by tht club. Ittma November In-Service Training p.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair B group, Jose^ Chaves took Tuesday, Beefnoodle soup, 2. Give bid price Isles. tt’U be good to get near both honors with a 441 high tri­ and services to bo auctionod all art naw and 3. Give Name and Addraas URNSIDE Session sponsored by .the Gardens. chicken salad sandwidi, cup­ wart otntroualy contributed by looal arta S80 B'. piiS'r;! i>i [I'T "iPTf-.i; that warm climate again, and ple and 1(18 a high single. RADIO AUCTION B Manchester Homemaker Ser­ cake, beverage. Plo«M Chock Showtlmol 5 M 8 jT(S PPC“ "TfC 1^4 i‘ .' vice, Inc. let’s hope the old ocean ^ e s :a In the women’ s Class A Wednesday, G m chowder, buslnasaast. WE PUBLICLY THAPlk THEM FOR The Master’s Club of nap and keeps calm for a few their GENEROUS SUPPORTI ’ The session is one of a series Friendship Lodge of Masons group, Mary Chaves wtm the grilled cheese sandwich, ice I M M M E S O K r being sponsored by the days. high triple with a 434 and the cream, beverage. RADIO STATION WINF-1230 . YOU MUST REDEEM ITEMS will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at Itama bought must be redeemed at Watkina Bros. In SAT-SUN-MON. .| lK CMnMNS 2 S I Homemaker group. The the Masonic Temple. There will AU those going on Uie Virgin high sinigle with a 168. In the T h u i^ y, Fried fish with tar­ meeting wiil be Monday at 7:30 Islands trip wiU be returning Class B group, Ann Perras toidi tar saiice, golden french fries, Downtown Manchoator on the following dates: be a M a i^ c Culture and Infor­ Thursday, Nov. 15,10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Friday, Nov. p.m. in the agency’s training mation iMture, and new Master Nov. 17 between noon and 1 both the high triple with a 330 coleslaw, lemon sherbert, roll SOCK'N'OUftKlN room, 237 E. Center St. Masons are especially invited p.m. and the high single with a 138. and butter, beverage. 16,10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 17,10 a.m. They are still loiridng for to 2:30 p.m. OP Dr. Ruderman, who is chair- by Robert A. Haug^, nnaster of Craft Fair .Friday, French,onion soup, more bowleis, w if you love to man of the medical and scien­ the lodge, to hear the talk. Here at the Center everyone tuna salad sandwich, pudding tific committee of the Connec­ bowl but haven’t in a quite a Phone is getting aU geared up for the with whipped cream, beverage. ticut Chapter of the Arthritis while, we will teach you; just Oh yes, this past Monday we 6 4 6 - 8 8 8 0 coining Winter Craft Fair to be sign up at the desk at the Foundation and assistant held here on Monday evening, started signing up for the com­ clinical professor of the Depart- Club Seeks Pariude Bowling Lanes. . Dec. 3. Gtorla really has ing West Coast venture, and 'A- Gm e Wednesday, and in the TOKjaY. NOVEMBER 13 AUCTION ITEMS moit of Medicine of the Univer­ the gang going on making some have 66 already lined up. ’That WEDNESDAY, NDVEMBER14 AUCTION ITEMS sity of Connecticut School of To Organize morning the action was with the lov(»y things ttiat we hope to means we still have a few more m o Medicine, will discuss the Dr. Mark Rudermaii C a r P o o ls seU. crewel embroidery cUus where seats available so don’t think W INF R II 1230 - ' M . to 10; the guy and gals—yes I say guy WINF Radio 1230 ■ 7:45 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. various conditions associated We will also have a pie about it, just get on down here with arthritis, its root causes, The Future Business Leaders — as we do have one man atten­ and sign up. It’s going to be a 160 hours of specially super­ judging contest, and after it is T and treatment. of America at Manchester High ding and doing very nicely — trip to remember, and you’ll be GROUP 1 70. Banquet Barrel - 21 pcs. ohUnn, 2 pts. ca. EvertuH car battery, Alcar Auto Parts, Im. 187. Eval Knievd (motocycia driver) vised field work. The in-ser^ce School have offered to help in over the pies wUl go on sale. It’s Ray-O-Vac Sports FlaahlH^ ..24.85 Hie In-ServiM Training for leaniing new crewel stiches. sorry if you wait too long and potatoes A colastaw, p t gravy, 0 raSa, Vdour puHovar s h H size largo, imported King’s DapL Stores, Im...... 9.07 training is a componrat of this the nation’s effort to conserve our first attempt at this type of Diamond PoUco Eqidj^fflont C o rp ...... R 4.RB f “Vow V/etre./Bom homemaker^ome health aides affair, and it wiU give us a You’ll get a diance to see their then miss out. Kentucky Fried Chiokan...... 12J9 from Swita^amL J. Gartnm Clothtar...... 25.00 125’ Vittnar’s Gardm Ctr., Inc. . 10.00 training agenda. energy. They are enlisting the work at our Craft Fair. . 2. Complata Enghw A n t a ls on the stafis part of a cmnmitt- diance to show the public Just Schedule for the Week 71. KKchan dock. Your 61ft OaHerf...... 4 0 M 130. Dozm gdf bails, Alax Hackmy, Club Pro ..... 15.00 109. Comdote onglm analytia, The Homemaker Service now public’s help. We had 73 players for RAJ Auto Rapair...... 104» O n A *Ro++en ment of the agency to provide what real talent we have among Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, BAJ Auto Rg^r, Im...... 10.60 O this training in order to main­ serves seven towns- FBLA is serving as a car pool pinochle with the following 3. Combination indoor UHF/VHF Antsnna- G R O U P 7 our members. We hope that you kitchen social bingo, one can of Bomw IHb. box Bugnackra nalurd caahiB 200. 1 Arrow or Vm Housm shirt, Glaniwy's N J o v e m b o r ^ 2 10 ~ 8 :OORM< tain certification by the state Manchester, South Windsor,, coordination center. The center winners: Inez Mahoney, 500; Rembrand, Tiimpiko TV A Appiianca...... 7.S0 Q . i l e y A y r f i 4 o r ly*w — KH.S> Bolton, Vernon,' Tolland, will drop In; and tell your canned goods ne^ed; noon to franklurtara, B w p ^ a Spodal Meat GROUP 12 ...... 10.00 Department of Health, Mrs. will coordinate car pool May Tivnan, 575; Marthan 5 BrtdVa PlwtolMoIbCaniHd Wadding Sarvlee ....S . 0O 133. Tlckate 201. Luba, oil, niter, Ooodyoar Tiro A Rubbor Ellington, and Soiners and it friends about it, because they’ll 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 Produeta, Eaat Hartford...... $ OAB washing maciiim,c100. Luca’s Laun- Hylie Hurwitz, director, said. applicants with others in the UBate, 569; Mabel WilsAn, p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. B. 10 gsnwa of bowling, Drunswioli <; dronw t...... S 8.00 Co., Vanwn...... 10.00 has a staff of 28 women in the same area wanting to join a car be in for a treat Just watdilng Parkado Lanaa...... 7.00 73. Moftrousara.Andorapn-lillloCo..hiB...... 14JO Before a member of the our seniors in action. 561; Frances Pike, 561; Bessie Bus pick up at 8;30 a.m. return "114. lea croam cake, Royd lea Cream Co., Im. .. ..3 .5 0 field. pool. Coste, 542; Eva Lutz, 541; Paul 0. Ice croam cake. 74 Travd Tote, Mary Lawla S h op ...... 1 4 M Homemaker staff can obtain We wUl be treated to some trips at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. 135. TdM saaL Manchester Pipe A Supply...... 5.00 GROUP 18 Part of the work is subsidized Interested applicants are Schuetz, 541; Cis Wilson, 536; 70. 010 am cortfflciio, Marahaira of Conn...... lOJW certification from the stat entertainment provided by our ’Tuesday, 0:30 a.m. to noon, Royal lea Cream Cake Co., Ine...... 3JW 138. 10 gamas of bowling, Bnmswich 208. 100 gal. #2 fud oH, Moriarty Brothers...... $23.80 by the United Way of asked to send the folloYving in­ Emma Russell, 536, and Wesley 70. One dozan^ltloat gall baHa, CALDOR health hepartment, she must own members. The Sunshine ceramic class and oil painting 7. CarUflcato toward Food, Bursar G h e l...... 3JW Parkado Lanas ...... 206. 829 cartificate toward comdate paid |ob, MANCHESTER PLAZA 646>2228 Manchester and part by a five- formation to the center: Frost, 535. Mnnadiaug 60H Course...... 1470 have taken a basic 35-bour Group. So jot down the date, class (this will be ttw last oU , 8. Toilet saaL Manchastor Pipe A S u p M ...... 0-00 137. Complata angim andytia, BAJ Auto Repair, Inc...... 29.00 year grant from the state 1 - Are you willing to drive? After lunch it was another 77. Sbigla iriohra lodging. FbuNfa Motor im ...... 10.00 training program, a 12-hour and if you’re a senior and want painting class until after the 8. B-lb. box of Bugnacki’s-Naturil oSkio BAJ Auto Ri^ lr, Im...... 207. Mlaaias’ acrllm shawl cd lar twaaters J ^ a t health department. (yes, no) class on ceramics and like the 70. Two 24” p M hybrid ihododandran, Twin Cinema orientation to the agency and to help oiit.'gWe Gloria a caU New Year; the date will be an­ ! Frankfurters, Bi^ackrs Spadal 138. Gorttflcate toward afteraUona, wHh belt A 2 pockate, Roosavalt M ills ...... 17.00 2 - Leaving from (address) other groups they are busy Meat Products...... 8.4B OranUand Nurtoly...... 1BJW Cinema 2 here at the center, 643-S310, and nounced later); noon to 12:30 70. Parmanent wav4 Schulti Bwuity Shop...... lOJM Modem Tailor Shop ...... 208. Coraidc Xmas tree wHh lights, 3 - Time of departure a.m. making wonderful articles. p.m.. Inch is served; 1 p.m. to 4 130. Banquot B and - 21 pcs. of dilckm , 1 pt. Busy Klin Ceramic A OHt Shop ...... 20.00 V^UlKkiMbii 4 - Destination (place of she’U get your going. You’ll see them at the fair. SO. Cortmeata toward Morchamfls4 cutiMtt poor 0 B u b Fund Drive p.m.. Senior Bowling League Top Notch Fooda, Ino...... 15.00 gravy, 6 rolls, 2 pts. each cdaslaw , mashed 208. West Bond dactric skllloL Fafaway Dd>L Store 19.95 business) In the main hall we bad five meets at. the Parkade Bowling GROUP 2 potatoes, Kontucky Fried Chickm ...... 12.38 210. 820 gHt cartHlcate toward purdiaaa, iM llM lb Vernon Notes By the way, our fund-raising 13. 10 gsmas of bowling, Brunswick 01. lO-W. box Bovior’a aH boat frankfurtort, urprin...* 4 - Business day (hours) tables for bridge games, and Lanes. 10 a.m. bus pickup for 140. 2 hip steak dinnsra, Wlllla’s Steak House ... .10.50 ABC Weather Buard ...... 20.OO drive for our new bus is moving PsrksdsLsnos ...... a Manchoatar Packing C o ...... is jM -ftrtiftifc substitute for a regular carrier 6 - Phone numter the lucky winners were: shopping. Return trip at 1:30 7.00 141. gql., Oianaral Motors AnU-frooza...... 211. Burger King Mrthday party cdie. down, right along, and Mter checking 14. 10 qts. Quaker Stats Oil 02. Dozm goH baHa, Alox Hackney, Club P r o ...... IB.OO 2 ..5.00 umwOiTOti. Dianne Saunders of Vernon is when a carrier is on leave and Send the above information Marianne Herdlc, 4,550; p.m. favors, up to 20 guests, Burger K ing ...... 20.00 among nine Connecticut things out, we find that our goal also at Giristmas time when to: Marjorie ^ L ain , 3,870; Ruth Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Mandmatar PiymouUi. Inc...... g.oo 212. CIsadng A shampodng up to 12’x12’ carpeting, College seniors who have been must be at least |10,000. To date G R O U P 8 the vdlume of mail increases. The Future Business Leaders Wetherell, 3,540; Dorothy ceramic class and crewel em­ !!• ...... 10-00 GROUP 13 Oenard Cloaning S a rv ica ...... ,...20.00 nam^ Winthrop Scholars and we have approximately 83,500. 16. Complota angina analysis, 00. 0 Ockala, am round ol goH each m any Applications are available at of America Anderson, 3,490; Irene Foisy, broidery class (this will be the 145. 20 strings of opm bowling, 213. Hrastona extra Ufa storage battwy, 36-mo. elected to Phi Beta K a i^ on We are putting the names of waakday/02 each, OlachladBa Country the Vernon, Rockville and c/o Grove, Manchester High 3,300, and Luella Horton, 3,290. last crewel class until after lA J Auto Ra^lr, Ine...... loJW Holiday Ouckpln Lanos ...... 813.00 guarantee, Brown’s Tiro Shop...... 30.00 A »9 m 0h i the basis of superior academic School all those who donate In a book 17. Chrome portabta-alactrle rnlxor, Club, Hebron ...... 8 1 6 .0 0 Talcottville stations. which we hope to keep as a Sesquicentennial New Year’s; the date will be 80. Broadmoor p o r tM AM radio, MOdd P102B4 148. Banquot Bpnd • 21 chickm pcs., 2 pte. each 214. S ii ^ dressmaking course, Singer Co...... 29.90 performance during their first 134 E. Middle Tpke. 1. !*»S^t»'H««lwara A Supply...... 12.OS coleslaw, mashed potatoes, 1 p t ghivy, 6 ' School Lunches memento of the drive. We are announced later); noon to 12:30 Agway, In o ...... ;..18.00 219. $25 savings account, Com. Bank A Trust...... 25.00 6>u>cigyMAKi| three college years. Manchester, Cknin. Thursday, the main attrac­ 18. Certificate for 20 strings of open rolls, Kentucky Fried Chickm ...... The following lunches will be receiving generous donations p.m., lunch is served; l:30^.m. 67. GarL toward carpet darning, ..12.38 Miss Saunders, an art history tion in the morning was our B bowling. Holiday OucJi|^ Lanas...... 13.00 147. 810 gift cartHlcate, Fowlor Optkdans...... “A masterpiece. It served in the Vernon schools from various organizations, and to 4 p.m., bridge games; 1:30 Manchastor labnont Rug Ce...... 20.00 .. 10.00 GROUP 19 major, was valedictorian of the dance classes. They are very 10. Ice vaam cake, Royal lea Cream Co., Ino...... SJW 148. 4 qts. lea cream, 1 band of chickm. next week. The schools vrill be other outside hdp, too many to p.m. to 3:30 p.m., ceramic 00. AduH size dooping bag, 3| Hbsch-Welss, Farr’s 18.00 Bonus 2 pillows, 9.99 each leaves the audieace class of 1970 of Rockville High popular with our members, and 20. CartUlcate toward Food, Burgor C h e f...... 3JW Dairy Quern B razier...... closed Mimday in observance of SouthWindsor continue listing in this column. class. Bus pickup at 8;30 a.m., 88. Knlck knack aQolf, Peter 8. Harris .. 10.00 Bedding Barn, Inc...... $10.00 —1^ ^ « ' shattered. Savagely funny, School where she was vice it isn’t too late for anyone to 21. Toilet seat, Manchastor Pipe A Supi^ ...... OJW 149. Complete angina m alysis, Veteran’s Day. I just check^ over the list of join. return trops at 12:30 and 3:30 c/o Watkins Furn. S to re...... 20.00 217. Cortiticdo for 2 hours driving Instni^on, 1 S l o w l y -in enf.J>wtTwtDillyNm president of the National Honor p.m. * ■ ‘n BAJ Auto Ro^lr, Inc...... 10.00 American Driving Sdiool ol Manchester ...... 17.00 Tuesday: Meat balls, mashed Notes names of the members with After a delicious hot meal, we 80. om certHIcata toward trip, Society. She was one of the Thursday, there will be no 150. 10 games ot bowling, Brunswick 218. 2 steak dinners, Cavay’s ...... 10.00 recipients of the Lebbeus potato, whole kernel corn, BEVERLY DUKETT Gold Cards who have donated moved upstairs for a short Oloba Travd Agancy...... 20.00 bread and butter, peanut butter dance lessons for the next tYVo GROUP 3 Parkado Lanas...... 7 .0 0 21B. 100 wadding Invitanons, cholca of prid, etc., Bissell four-year scholarship Correspondent toward this drive, and guess meeting, and then we went to 81. Boat compass, CapHd Eqdpmont C o ...... 18.85 cookies. weeks, and they will be 20. Gift certificate, Krause Florist...... 10.00 191. Toilet seat, Manchester Pipe A Supply...... 5 .0 0 Candid Wadding Sarvico...... 14.SO SPECIAL LATE SHOW upon graduation from high The Wapping Community what? 879 have given to date. the movies via Mr. William 82. Pair of slacks, Luca’s Tailor Shop ...... 20.00 Wednesday: Giowmein, rice, resumed on Nov. 29; 11:30 to 20. $10 service credit on any repair work, 152. Gift certificate toward food, Burger C hef...... 3.00 220. Lube, oil change, filter, Sat Eva of “Tha Way Wa Wan” at 11:50 P.M. school. Church Women will meet Nov. That means over 4,000 more Knight who narrated the scenes 83. Waal Band dectrle sklHot, Fairway Dopt. Store 19.05 crisp noodles, broccoli, roll and 12:30 p.m., hot meals and meals Manchester TV S s rv ic s ...... 1 0 JM 153. Tickets (or washing machim, Dillon Salas A Service...... 14.50 She is the daughter of Mr. and 12 at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall members are to be heard from; of his spectacular colored 84. Channglow portaMa propane gas grill, butter, peaches. OR wheels will be served; 1 27. 2 dinners, Brass Key ...... 10.00 Luca’s Laundromat...... 5 .0 0 221. Sarvico call tor Zenith color TV. SHCAVCASt CINEMAJ 1 2 3 4 ^ Mrs. Daniel Saunders of 17 when the program, under the that is if we exp^t to reach our movies of the Sesquicentennial Conn. Naturd Baa Corp...... 58,90 Thursday: Juice,, pizza, p.m., Fun-Day featuring Nils 20. Artmclal arrangsmont, Flower Fashion...... 10.00 Modern TV Sorvloa...... 13.M EXIT 9KFORBES STREETlor EXIT SSiSILVER LANElon HS4 * Kenwood Rd., Vernon. direction of Harriett Parks, goal. Parade. It was very interesting, 85. Size 8 Ladles’ Coat can bo oxduuigod lor tossed salad, milk bar. Grlson at the projector to show 20. OerUfleata (or M l strings of open 222. GHt certHIcate, Ray’s Army A Navy S to re ...... 15.00 • EASTHARTFqpO • 24HR.TEL. INFO. SSS-StlO • will be making pine wreaths. Remember now, we’re asking and Immensely enjoyed by p ro ^ size, The Coat R ack...... 60.00 Friday; Baked French us slides of our Hudson River bowling, Holiday Ouckpln Lanes ...... 13.00 223. Certifleato toward rsntal of exardsing • A C R E S OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING- Wt Honor MASTER CHARGE • Scouts Repair On the following day, the all Gold Card members to drop our members, and those who toasted cheese sandwich, green foliage tripe, and of our 30. e-E etoctrio knlfs, Mmlel EK1B, oqulpmod, RaHneld Ronlbig Canter...... 15.00 A group of Boy ^outs from off, or send in, f l toward oiir couldn’t attend sure missed a GROUP 14 beans, fruit cup. Milk is serVed women will meet from 9:30 Halloween Dance; Square dan­ House A Hale Dept Store ...... 10.88 G R O U P 9 157. 5-lb. box Bugnaoki's natural, casing 224. Gift cortificate, Worth’s-Burton’s ...... 15.00 Troop 11 recently worked at the new bus. We feel that every real treat. We thank Mr. Knight with all meals. a.m. to 2 p.m., to continue cing and card playi^ rounds : 31. IB osrtlfloats for washing madilpa, Bonus 100 gd< #2 tud d i, M o rfk i^ lro llM rs...... $23.90 frankfurters, Bugn.ickrs Spoclal Mast 225. lOJb. box Bognar’s all beef frankfurters, Memorial Tower on«Fox Hill, making the wreaths. Baby gold card holder has bran able for showing us the movies, and : Luca’s Laundromat ...... 5.00 Manchastar Packing Co...... 15.00 SREDFORD " Women’s Cluh to save ihiich more than one out the afternoon. Bus pickup at 87. 18-hoie groan leas for 4 players, 2 dectrle Products, East Hartford...... picking up glass, weeds and sitters will be provided. Women also thanks to Salem Nassiff of 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., return 32. CertHIcata toward Food, Biirgnr Chat ...... 3.00 carts, weekday only, Tailwood Country 226. Gift cortificate toward merchandise. TOGETHERI 1 A L L The Vernon Junior Women’s dollar in discounts from using Nassiff Camef'a Shop who, 158. Box White Owl Invincible Cigars, debris and painting the base of are asked to bring their own trip at 4 p.m. 33. Toilet seat, Manohastsr Pipe A Siqqiiy ...... 0.00 Chib, Hebron ...... 32.00 Manchastar Tobacco A Candy C o ...... Top Notch Foods, Inc...... 15.OO iie s t the flag poles. Gub will meet Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. the card, and so if you haven’t along with Mr. Knight, took THE sandwich and dessert will be Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, 34. Complata angina analysis, 08. Queen size oloctrlc bhmket wHh dual controls, 159. English pewter tankard, Sago-Allen 227. Dozen goH balls, Alax Hackney, Club Pro . . . . . 15.00 American at the Skinner Road School. Hie provided. sent in at least one dollar, movies and hriped edit them. W A Y ’'tm The scouts did the clean-up Rev. Russell Camp, chaplain at kitchen social bjngo games, one BAJ Auto Repair...... 10.(W Harttord Electric Light Co...... 20 J5 A Co., Vomon...... 10.00 work as part of their communi­ please join our members in A little square dance rounded GROUP 20 the Somers prison, will be the helping them to reach our goal. can of canned goods are 88. Z Cdorado Muo spruce, C.R. Burr 9 Co., 160. $10 gift carUflcate, Banville’s Gun Canter . ...10.00 ty project program. out the afternoon. Nursorioa ...... 30.00 Bonus 4 boxes 12"x12" cloud white colling Ule, guest speaker. Husbands are in­ Keep up the good work, as we needed; noon to 12:30 p.m., GROUP 4 161. Comploto englno analysis TkM CIoek Square Dancers Legal Notices . By the way, we did hear that 100. 2 pah alum, abultars, Maoh or wlrits, 14” 40 sq. ft. per box, Mandiester Lumbor Co... .$28.80 vited to attend. still have a long way to go, but lunch is served; 7 p.m. to 10, 37. 5-tt>. box Bugnacki’s natural casing BAJ Auto Repair, Inc...... 10.00 The Vernon Square Dance James Spasato is a patient in 229. Airways Pullman suitcase, fabric linod, AR065Eft‘^ta rta NOV. The International Committee like everything else our seniors setback games. Bus pickup at frankfurters, BugnackTs Special Meat wtda, 51” Mgh, Mandwatar Awnbig Co...... 28.90 162. 10 gamos of bowling, Gub will hold its next dance, Court of Probsts , the hospital along with Esther 8:30 a.m. return trip at 12:30 T 101. Elflctrio shoe poHshor, Iona Manufacturhig Co. 28.58 Marlow's DepL Store...... 34.95 /t ;;: i a i s i of the club will sponsor a dis­ District of Manchester do, I know we’ll make it. Products...... $ 8.48 Brunswick Parkade Lanes...... 7 .0 0 Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Vernon Anderson, Helena Smith, Dora p.m., pick up again at 0 p.m., 102. Smindasign Cassofte Rocordor, 163. Toilet seat, Manchester Pipe A Supply . . . . 230. Gift cartHlcate, AnUquas at Cateras...... 35.00 dock ^ m m n a W W cussion group, Nov. 27, at the Setback Winners 35. 6-piaco automobila tool kit, Bllsh Hardware . . . 10.00 ....5 .0 0 231. 25-piaca sat of slivarwaro, sarvica for 4, Elementary School, Rt. 30 with NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hoyt, Mildred Tedford and return trip after setback , Arthur Drug Stores, Inc...... 2 8.8 6 164. CarOtlcato toward food, Burger Chat...... home of Mrs. David Mjdianey. Last Friday night we had 56 Albert Ryden. Please 36. Magazino wall rack, Wishing W all...... 14.00 ....3 .0 0 MIchaol’s Jewolors...... 35.00 Joe Portelance as guest caller. ESTATE OP AdNES G. SCHACK aka games. 103. Man’s complete formal rental, Ragd Men’s Shop 30.00 Patricia Loch, who visit^ players for settock with the 40. Complete angina analysis, 165. Ice cream cake. Royal lea Cream Co., Inc. ....3 .5 0 There will be a raffle and AGNES SCHACK remember them with a card to Bake Sale 104 $25 carUlicato toward complato pabit job, 232. Attache case, Harrison’s StaUonors...... 35.00-41.00 Brazil this past summer as Pursuant to an order of Hon. William following winners: Elmer cheer them up. Edith Wirtella BAJ Auto Rapair, Inc...... 10.00 233. 18-hole graan fees for 4, 2 oloctrlc carts, refreshments will be served. E. FitzGerald, Judge, aU claima must be Just a reminder: On Nov. 16, > BAJ Auto Repair...... 25.00 ..labrat ^ Rockville High Schools "Open Swadson, 132; Hans is a patient at the Crestfield 41. BanquBt Barrel, 21 pcs. chicken, 2 pts. weekday only, )^lwood Counfry Club, Hebron 32.00 All club level dancers are in­ presented to the ildudaiy named behm from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. our 108. $25 savings aocount, bank of hlddor’s cholca, tbefirsttime Door’ ’ student, and Debbie on or before Januwy M, 1S74 or be Fredrickson, 127; Eleanor Convalescent Home as is doleslaw, 2 pts. mash, pot, 1 pt. gravy, GROUP 15 234. Stainod glass lamp kH, Sherwin Wllllama Co... 29.95 vited. Soft-soled shoes are barred by law. The fidocianr la: students will again sponsor a J.Or Real Estate Assodates...... 25.00 youyimlove. Gisham, who spent the past Gates, 126; Martha LaBate, Isabelle Heritage. 8 rolls, Kentucky Fried Chicken...... 12.38 169. Casa Amalia motor oil 10/30, 24 qts.. 235. Man's complete formal rental. Regal Men’s Shop 30.00 required. Jofan R . Mrotek, Etq. Bake Sale at the Top Notch 106. One dozen passes, UA Theatra ...... 30.00 summer in Sweden, will lead 023 lO la Street 125; John Sardella, 12S; Marge Our sincere condolences go 42. 1 set limited edition prints "Siesta” Acme Auto Supply ...... $24.00 236. Man’s dactric Umax watch, Adams Jaw dart .30.00 Library Closed Market. The proceeds from this 107. $25 savkigs account, Conn. Bank A Trust...... 25.00 Sm TIrmCMi i the discussion. Mandester, Coon. 0M40 Reid, 124; Grace lA^ndsor, 122; out to the family of Lester by Lou Terzo^ double matted, 170. 100 gal. fud oil, Badly Oil Co., In c ...... 23.OO 237. Lady Sunboam shaver, The Rockville Public Ubrary sale will be used to fihance the m m : Trash Pickup Ann Fisher, 122; 'J(dm Gaily, Smith, who passed away Schortle Gallerlos ot Manchoater...... 12.80 171. Home oloctrlc soda fountain kit, Crispino’s Suprsma Fooda...... 29.50 "F R E E ! STUDENT DISCOUNT CAROS I SAVE SOP FOR YOURSELF will be closed all day Monday in ' Court ol Probate linen service, roasting pans, ' 43. 810 gift certificate, DaCormlar Motor Sales, Inc. 10.00 AND AGUEST-OET YOUR CAROS NOW AT THE TMEATREI" Because of the holiday on 122; Jerry Fitzpatrick, 120; Wednesday. G R O U P 10 Iona Manufacturing Co...... 21.95 observance of Veteran’s Day. District of Manchester food storage containers and Monday, the Town of Vernon Etta Wilson, 118; Ann Perras, Our good friend "cupid’’ 44. $10 rental gilt cartificato, 106. ClMaa/Mato itocoralor cheu saL The Caroiisd 38.00 172) Battory booster cables, Lloyd’s Auto Parte . . . . 12.00 GROUP 21 Post Offlce NOTICE TO CREDITORS other items needed at the will not pick up its trash usually 117; Gladys Seelert, 115; Dan Taylor Rental C a n te r...... 10.OO 110.16-spaod dactric food rnlxor, Iona Manufachning 173. 2 gal. Interior latex paid, 241. Queen siza doctrlc Mankot with dual controls, stepped in and paid us wether center. The Vernon Post Office has collected on Mondays. It will be ESTATE OF WILLIAM E. HILL, Rawlings, 124; Bernadette visit as this past weekend Irene 49. Auto winter service kit (Includes aniltreeza, Co...... 36.95 ManchasterJpabit A W ailpqior...... 10.74 Hartford EtoctrlG Light Co...... $26.95 openings for the position of Deceased Many of the foods will be picked up Tuesday instead, Schultz, 114, and Robert DuBois and Theodore Bourz dry gas, etc.), Hollywood Sarvica Station . . . . . 17.40 111. AHza solid data porMHo ra ^ 0 ^ Jam 174 Spiadd wateh band, Lemard W. Yost, Jewdar 10.05 242. CorUficate toward purchaas of Wddwood paneling, NH rural carrier substitute of Pursuant to an order of Hon. WUUam baked right here at the center along with the regular Tuesday E. Fitsgerald, Ju^e, all claims must bt Schubert, 114. "tied the knot’ ’ and we all send Tumor School ol D ance...... 38.85 175. 810 gm certificate, Highland Park Market. . . . . 10.00 W.H. England Lumbar Co., Bolten...... 25.00 record. Persons selected will by our students supervised by route. presented to me tlaadaiy nimed below Monday morning; we started them our sincere con­ GROUP 5 112. A rinidd split leaf philodandrm plant, 176. S-lb. box of Bugnackl's naturd casing 243. 100 gals, (ud d l, Boland Oil Co...... 25.00 on or before January B, UT4 or„be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Latucca 244. $25 on rental of equipment befora 1/1/74, The refpse arqa in Ellington barred by law. Ihe fiduciary la; off with 91 members attending gratulations and best wishes. U' Bonus 810 gHt rental carUficats, Taylor Rental B-ft. high, PMk HIH-Joyca Florists..,....37 .50 frankfurtms, Bugnacki’s Spadd Meat ' and Marion Keegan. You may will also be closed all day Mon­ Harleth H. Manning our kitchen social bingo, and this keeps up. I’m going to get C a n te r...... $10.00 113. Ikon tarnish raslstant silver piatad bowl Products, East Hartford...... s.45 A.P. Equipment Rental...... 25.00 SU Hartford R oa^ deliver any donation^of baked day. the after a tasty lunch, the ac­ me a white collar and be 40. $10 gift rental certificate, Taylor Rental with loot (canterplaca, tniH, ate.) . 177. Bridfl's photobook. Candid Wedding Sarvica ....8 .5 0 245. Book - A Traaaury of Contemporvy Art ______Manchester, Conn, 06040 goods to Gnior Gnter from 9 FELICE’S tion moved upstairs where we available to turn it around once Center ...... 10,00 Wilton’s om Shop...... 35.00 178. Double waftlo Iron, W.H. Preuas A Sons, Bolton 16.85 310 color reproductlona. The Booh Comor . . . . 25.0Q ON BROAD STREET a.m. t o 1 p.m., Nov. 14 or 15. 246. $25 savings account. Savings Bank T h is nilM . DAYS (PS) Court of Probate had 65 pinochle players. in awhile. 50. $10 service call, any major appUanca rap^ . 114. 3 throw pillows o( synthatlc zebra (ur, t-ormerly Mr. Turkey Diatrict of Manchester The winners were; Lee Carter Appliance .Sarvica ...... 10.00 Anthony’s Intariors...... 35.00 of Manchastar ...... 2 5 .0 0 cop NOTICE TO CREDITORS Steinmeyer, 709; Robert BI. Luba, oil, (liter, Ooodyoar Tiro A Rubbor Co., 118. Unllnisnad eampal^ chest 21” tall, 10” 247. Five yard place of ikasa vdvot In scarlot, ’HIASSACRE $5 per yd., Chonoy Brothors, Im...... 25.00 MARTIN ESTATE OF THEODORE J. RIVARD Schubert, 699; Gus Gull, 679; Vernon ...... 10.00 wid4 IS^A” do^, Phwwood GROUP 16 plays Breakfast H m o M r Pursuant to an order of Hoo. William Florence North, 656; Mabel 02; 1 Arrow or Van Heusan shirL Furnftura Shop, In c...... 34.88 181. From Old allgnmod MOB, 248. 825 cart toward oomplate paint Job, w a y v u a u n s m E. Fitzgerald, Judge, all claims must be BALSAM Wilson, 654; Herbert Smith, Olennay Man’s Shop...... 10JW 118. 28”xB0” rounded top, Ihigor carved walnut Oorin’s S p o rtr Car Center, T d co ttviilo ...... $12.00 BAJ Auto R a p d r...... 25.00 d irty ! presentM to the Ildudaiy named below 250. too gal. fud oil, BanUy Oil Co., In c ...... 23.90 6 A.M. on or before January B, U74 or be 653; Cis WUsimi, 651; May Der­ 03. 2 sirlofn strip dinnera, Bonanza Sirloin PH .... 10.00 Victorim mirror, Robort 0. Harrism, Antiques .40.00 182. M m 's modhm bulky knit puH-ovor crownack Sat. & Sun. 7 A.M. barred by law. The fiduciary la: by, 650; Bernadette Schuetz, 54. 810 gHt ooft, Fly Front...... 10.OO 117. $90 gm cart toward purdiaso at sUbig, scuba, ' sweater, Casud VIHsga...... 12.OO 251. Fairway goN cart, Nassltl Arms Co...... 25.00 Evelyn M. Rivard OPEN HOUSE U.Portland Street 05. $10 gift curt., VHInar's Barden Cantar, Ino...., 10JM tends or camping goar, Alphw Haua, Yorom ..80.00 .«< MICHAEL VYIYNER FLM 649; Michael Desimone, 648; 183. CartHlcate toward marchandiaa, DINNERS SERVED Manchester, Conn. 04040 Cora Blow, 647; Esther SO. 110 gift cert, Younger Oenarallon, Vomon ....104W 110. Royd casud oMs kdt wad ooaL aizs 12 Top Notch Foods, Inc...... 10.OO GROUP 22 11:30 - 8:00 P.M. Gaudette, 640; Elizabeth TOMORROW 07. S1Q gHt cart, Mandiestor SavhijM A Loan.... 10JM Mandnstor Modes, Ine...... 80.00 184. Panddum pod. King’s Dapt. Stores, Im...... 13.88 Bonus S’xS* rug, Manchastar Carpet Contor, Inc. . .$25.00 iHAALEt NOIItQN d) Court of Probate, DUtrlet of Manchester Jesanis, 639; Gladys Smith, 00. 6mCartl(lGata,Manch. Pot C antar...... 10JI0 188. lorn drink mixer, Manchester Hardware A 253. 6-E dduxo king sizo toaster-ovm, SUNDAY NOTICE OF HEARING Manchester State Bank...... 30.00 The Stone Killer ESTATE OF JEAN A. HACKETT of 639; George SchroU, 627 and 00. Folk guitar, BeHor’a M u s ic ...... 24.00 G R O U P 11 _ 8«*PPly...... : ...... 13.88 Starts Ei - NMf M -n Pasadena, California, owntaf Huperty Gladys Seelert, 625. Sun., Nov. 11 -sp.m. 60. 2 Oant shirts, Morgan’s Ltd...... ;....2 7 .0 0 186. B a n ^ Barrel, 21 chichm ptoces, 2 pte. 254. Largo Moditorrmaan or Spanish type DICK LEWIS. Mgr In Mandiester bi said DWrict, an In­ 1 Bonus CsrtHloala toward merdiandtea, ‘THEGlomr eech colesiBw, meshed potatoes, p t tabto lamp, Sears Roabuck A C o ...... 34.90 capable penoa Tuesday, although it was . Top Notch Foods, Im...... SI8.00 AKCOMIM Pursuant to an order of Hoo. WUUam voting day, we still had ■ G RO UPS wavy, 6 rolls, Kmtucky Fried Chickm ...... 12.38 288. Auburn wig. Magic Mirror Boauly Sdm ...... 39.00 E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated November 121. S a cartHleato toward compiala pdnt JoA, 296. Conqiiaie SImOidzs, SAS Bulch ...... 40.00 6, to n a hearing w(U be held on an programs going. .Our ceramic BROWSERS WELCOMEDI 61. Terrarium kft, Lift the Latch OHt S h o p ...... $14.00 187. 20 strings ol bowling, Holldey Ouckpln Lanes . 13.00 ^ CHILDREN’S MATINEE 8 FJHN 0W MT.-IW. BAJ Auto Repair, Inc...... a ...... ,..'. 25.00' 257. 16 dance classes, season ot 1974-75, TOP HAT appUcaUoD praying lor auUiority to seU class is really coming along, 02. Infant car seat Oworin ChavroM, Ina, 188. Safeguard trmsmiselon service, WSHI0H 4M 3M certain realI estate as in said appUcaUoua| 122. 825 savims accoud, bank of Mddor’a chohd, Prisdila Olbaon Sdiool of Dance ...... 40.00 TODAY - TOMORROW - MOINDAY and it’s amazing to see how \" ■ East Hartford 13.00 AAMCO Automatic Transmisskm Co...... 13.78 ROAST KEF on file more , at the Court J.D. Rad fitate Cpmpmy ...... 28.00 03. Prak-T-Kal portablo room humMMor, 180. Corn popper, Bamle’s TV A Appliance ...... 1 2 .8 5 288. Boan bag d id r. Petard Furdtura Cite ...... 40.00 SHOWING AT: 1:00 - 2:10 287lnadSlrMl of Probate on Ni *’ ■ 1,107Jal9:S0 many nice articles th^ have Look us over for 4 hours tomorrow. * aaa vdveL Uaok, 80 par yard, a.m. made already. Many of these Waatown Pharmacy, In o ...... is.9 8 299. 2 pyramidd yaws, 2 upright yawa, 2 W hen m se n e much MadeUne B. Ziebartb, Clerk Chaney Brothara, Inc...... 28.00 will be sold at the craft fair. |Qo at your own pace. “Show and 64. 21/2 Qt eassarolo sauoa pot, rhododendrons. Woodland Oardans Nursery .. . 40.00 m a n than a daUchua 124. S28 mvlnga accounL Savfaiga Bank of * GROUP 17 Our talented members of the SchMiel Brothers...... 1 2 J 0 260. 2 months mambarahip, Europem HaaKh S ^ .. 40.00 M A S T BEEF ■FORRMIENreANO Court of Probate, Diatrict of Mancbetter ' Manchastor . . j . . . . 20.00 Bonus Stuftod cat. The Card OaHory...... ,...... $ 0.08 261. Harmony Sted Guitar, Lam Guiter A NOTICE OF HEARING oil painting class were busy as Tell,” nothing will be for sale, but . OHandlHtar, Don WlWs Oaraiw ...... 8ANDWICHI . VOUNQPEOPLE 00 10.10 128. Ruo ahadpeolBB. 2 average rooms, ihaxbimm 183. Corttfleate for dry cieadng,Om Hour Marthiizing 10.00 Music Center, Vernon ...... 44.95 ESTATE OF JOHN HENRY usual, and believe me you’ll be 60. U d » ,o ll ohango, tutor, Lynch Motor C o ...... 12JI0 ■SEAWAiT tra a ju. at ut MiMw a •• mImb HACKETT, a minor 18'xlB’ each, Admird Floor Sorvloa, Ine...... 20.00 184. 4 crystd salad bowls wHh slivor rims, in for a treat when you see Iqualifiad decorators will bo on hand 07. Casa MobiloH spec., Ellaworth A Lassow, Ino. .1 2 ;U 262. 8-Track Tape Library, Stanek Electronics . 19.95 SifMS AnttM AtMtiMtMMtMaMar M Punnaot to an order of Hon. WUUam 126, om certHIcata, 828, DavMsm A Lavonflid ....2IL00 Bultarflold'a ...... 8 .0 8 iSiRo sssSsul t$y 0^ HMf oMMhhl E. FttiGerald, Judip, dated November some of their work on display, to direct yoU| and help solve your n . Black A Docker oloetrto grata trimmer, 127. Book oMO Hekots for 18 holes each of Par S 185. Dinner for 2, not including liquor or Up, 263. Zenith Blllford Pocket Radio,1v.263. 20th Century JU m O EM , 0, im a hearing wiU bt held on an Manchastar Hardware A Supply...... lo is k TOAST, MCON. appUcatioo for anthorUy to teU Oortaln as well as seeing them in action lit, dghta after 6 p.m.. waokanda A hoHdays, Acadia Restaurant...... 10.00 TV ...... 14.95 TAUJW^AWim real estate a i In lald appUcatioo on tUa at our Gaft Fair. dooorating problama. 69. Offica photocopier, 4 K EntMinlsaa...... BOJW 186. T-bom dinner for 2, Bonanza SIrtoln Pit ...... 10.00 264. Westclox Big Ben, Lenox Pharmacy ...... 9.95 CoffM OrTM ...... 9 8 ^ mort fully appears, at the Court c t \TdcottvHis...... 28.00 PrabatCM November 10, U7t at 1:80 Bowling Reaults Saturday Bpaetal T^SSTTSTYenionlRIil^Il^r...... ;...... !...... lao.oU lA V N U ...... t I M Tuesday afternoon the action MadaUoe B. Zldiartb, Clerk moved to the Parkade Lanes for OPEN EVERY 0. Sanulm Leather Cost, 3/4 langUi, ortm zip out Hnlng, Regal Mm’s Shop ...... ^...... 115.00 EOSPIAIIT '.uc.ir q • li'. ut hrmUMI.. Special Kiwanis L 12 shiote 4’x8’1/4” Orem ML Oak Paneling, wM do a room IfrulZ*. delivered locally. $9.28 par pand Pm O fliiii A bowling where the results of the $ * • • • • * mmmmm ‘ bowling league went like this: W. 8. Slenney C o ...... 111.36 tM iom i...... tiJQ HTE'ta9 mnicm F. SaasmPaaa, Mandiester Drive In Theater...... 104.00 MEAtTOF Radio Auction Hems 6. Sunbeam humhHIIsr; 7-gal. water reserve, 2-spaad, auto, humidlstat, water level indicator, M U T T f d emcKEN I UMv I? filsM i M in»k|li8 Qii:;^THEATRES EAST MI031 1 MINC-U’IN IN blau Economy Etactrlc Siqiply Go...... 102.25 J E f F A M D rWMipVM K Sat ’tt 5-.30 furniture stores H. Magnavox 3-po. (Modulo) Stdroo Phonograpli automatic, Model No. 9280, Potterton’s, Inc...... '.....99.50 S p u h lM ...... S2.70 i l y j M i r 1. B o lM Wrap Around Carnal Hair Car CoaL siza 8,10, or 12. (not on display), Manchester Modes, Inc...... 90.00 ^ m m u a u u m m i n i 1 ■ U O O P F Monday’a Spaeiala ®MUP WU 66 T9 THE WlillEST BIDDEN AT THE I20SE OF Ja§m . PldlconNHeV black/whiteBM|lralAWlHlD 10” III TV, I Wy ConsumervvlW lllll^ w Sates, Inc...... 1.79.95 'FAM ETII ar HMitlMilWt VMJICNPiKIS OPEN SUL K. WMch, Elgin 17 Jewel Calindar waiGii,'Gris|dno'swaleh 70.80 IH E U t...... IS* E THE AUCROH OH THE SElWn HMIIT. L Man^s Stdnisss Sted Day/Oato Sdko'SoOio Wdeh, Shoor Jowotors...... ; ...... 75.00 SHOWme AT 1:00 & 2:10 I CfeMraaTs PbiSm ...70a IBSrjlIir 111B MAIN R T M IT / mdor glass” lor 2, Cdonld Hilton hm, WakeOdd, M au., 2 nights. 3 days, Blass domed M A N C IW tT U f at caver A a y 4 vdm up ta 8400, Wdkina Brothara ...... 0400.00 M. "Waakand under olass” lor 2. CdonW MtamMLlaJkiiiiMk B n w s o n Only B. Tamaha High Flex 188 Canthnatara Okla, Qwman’a Sports Shop.;...... 188.00 pool, saum, d a h i^ , enterteliwnent in ioungo, S18 sRowanco for car exponse, LsBoiuia Travel World ...70.00 IKASH a R 4 3 -4 1 W isiB*mt»mdhintniiin t * .

' V; / PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVEN1N6 HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 10, 1973 MANfniElSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 10. 1973— PAGE FIVE “He Never Was Much of a Team Playerl” liiiiiiiiiiiiB hocal Churches Area Churches Unitarian Universalial HmtrtetFr lirralh South United First Church of Christ Society First Congregational Methodist Church Bolton Congregational St. Maurice’s Church 481 Spring St. Scientist Church of llebron 1226 Main St. Church Bolton Founded Oct, 1, 1881 , 447 N. Main St. Rey. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. (Singer Learning Center) Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Bolton Center Rd. Rev. Robert ,W. Cronin . Pastor Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Andrew Tally Rev. Atnold F. Westwood Rev. Wayne Kendall Rev. J. Stanton Conover ' P astor Fare Minister 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Minister Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. . newspaper by parrier daily before 5:30 day School and child care. "9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the i^irculation “Adam and Fallen Man” la the Saturday, Masses at 5 and 10:30 a.m.. Service. The Rev. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ The Rev. Mr. Kelsey, 10:15 a.m.. Church School. p.m. Published every evening except Sun­ departm ent, 647-9946. subject of the lesson-sermon. preaching. Sermon topic: Mr. Westwood will speak on vice with Lay Witness Mission 10:30 a.m.. Stewardship Sun­ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:1 days and holidays. Entered at the Frightening “Specifications for a New The Ctolden Text: Hoaea 14:1. , ‘‘Before Stewardship.” day. Dedication of canvassers. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation guest preaching. All classes -The Christian Science 11 a.m. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Religion II.” Nursery, Church will be held in Educational wing Nursery provided. Church Sermon: "For Whom ’The Cock Member of The Associated Press Reading Room, 968 Main St. is School. cond Class Mail Matter. School. and main building. Crows.” Sacred Hea^ Church WASHINGTON - Anent the chapter and verse. We had tH in­ open to the public, except on 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler Noon, Luncheon for can­ Rt. 30, Vernon Burl L. Lyons, Publisher so-called “energy shortage,” a sure the safety of our nucleal* boli^ys, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. First Congregational The Manchester Publishing Co. Jehovah's Witnessea Nursery through Grade 6 and 8. vassers. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor comment by an Italian power plants. We had to insure Monday through Friday and Church of Vernon n assumes no financial responsibility for Kingdom Hall Grade 8 Confirmation Class. 2 to 5 p.m.. Home visits by Rev. Edward Konopka diplomat on the various their efficiency so designing from 7 to 9 p;m. on the first Rev. John A. Lacey typographical errors appearing in adver­ 726 N. Main St. Ambrose Dudley will lead a canvassers. them that they would be ’Thursday of each month. Minister Subscription Rates political neuroses of his own class on the "Ten Command­ 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. tisements and other reading matter in country seems pertinent — and economically viable. We had to Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Payable in Advance 9:55 a.m.. Public Bible dis­ ment. Fellowship. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, The Manchester Evening Herald. maybe frightening. meet the valid demands of the Second (Congregational Assistant Minister One M onth...... $3.25 course “A Thousand Years of 10:45 a.m ., Infant-Toddler 10:30 a.m. and noon. Display advertising closing hours, “You must understand, my Church environmentalists that the Peace Has Approached.” Nursery through Senior High Vernon United Methodist Single Copy . t ...... 15$ three full days prior to publication. dear fellow, that we Italians plants not add their bit to United Church of Christ |0:55 a.m.. Group discussion age. Grade 8 Confirmation 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Church St. Margaret Mary’s Church By C arrier, W eekly...... 75$ enjoy crises,” he remarked. national pollution. 385 N. Main St. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon of Oct. 1 Watchtower magazine Class. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. * Rev. F. W. Schuster Wapping ■*' One Y e a r ...... $39.00 “They are, as it were, the spice Given this situation, there Rev. Felix M. Davis 5 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim prior to day of publication; 12 noon article “Loyalty in the Time of 7:30 p.m.. Senior High Minister Rev. William McGrath of lUdian life.” was only one practical answer Minlnster Fellowship. Six M onths...... i . . . $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and the End.” Methodist Youth Fellowship. Rev. Joseph Schick This seems a bit hard on my by succeeding administrations. 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Three Months...... •...... $9.75 Monday. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service (K-Pastors 'That was to give the develop- 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Fellowship will meet at friend’s countrymen, who are Zion Evangelical St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and (Kurch School. ‘The Rev. usually victims of their nnent of nuclear power the Stewardship Sunday. Nursery' Rockville United Methodist Lutheran Church Church and Park Sts. Lawrence S. Staples, guest Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 politicians’ ineptness rather highest possible priority consis­ through Church Schwl Grade 9. (Kurch. (Missouri Synod) Rev. George Nostrand minister. His topic: “Base for p.m. than cheerleaders for anarchy. tent with other important Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Advance.” Cooper and High Sts. Rector Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 But his remark is relevant needs. An awful lot of money “The Exchange of Gifts.” St. Peter’s 7 p.m.. Junior High Youth Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Rev. Stephen J. White and 11 a.m. because it could be applied to needed to be spent. Pastor Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall Episcopal Church Group. Veterans Day Rev. Ronald Haldeman after the service. members of that club — That money wasn’t spent. Sand HUl Rd. St. Francis of Ajisisi Democrats and Republicans un­ While Defense spending soared 5:30 p.m.. Junior H i^ Youth South Windsor St. Bernard’s Church 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. 7:30 a.m., ’The Holy Commu­ 673 Ellington Rd. ited — who for decades have past the $70 billion ntark, while Fellowship. Rev. Frederick M. Foerster III Rockville 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and nion, Book of Common Prayer. South Windsor operated if not owned outright the Vietnam war and special in­ Mon. 7:30 p.m.. Religious Vicar Rev. John J. White Youth Forum. 9:00 a.m.. Morning flayer. Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor our Federal government. They, terest programs drained the Education Boiuxl. Rev. William Schneider 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. First Service for ’Trial Use, with Ser­ Rev. Eugene M. Kibride year there may be a world free of too, appear to be more comfor­ U.S. Treasury,, only $3.9 billion Wed. 3:00 p.m.. Board of 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. ------d Saturday, Masses at 5 Year Youth Instruction. mon by Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Sunday is Veterans Day in table with, if they do not actual­ were spent on the development Deaconesses in Parlor. 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. and 7 p.m. open hostilities. 7 p.m.. Youth meeting. Church School, Crib (Hass and Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 of nuclear power plants from 7:30 p.m.. Women’s (Kristian Sunday School after the ser­ Connecticut. In Manchester, veteran ly enjoy, succeeding crises. And Nursery. Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, p.m. This year we think of our veterans they are given aid and comfort fiscal 1953 through June 30, Fellowship Executive Board in vice. 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Center Congregational 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 groups will conduct ceremonies at the by those Nader-like citizens 1973. True, the major problems the Eells Room. ^ 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples in the light of this hope, that reason Church Coffee House. and 11 a.m. who can ^ a y s find some were resolved to permit con­ Thurs., 7:30 p!m.. Senior Rev. John Lacey Fellowship. Presbyterian Church traditional site at Manchester rather than might, will eventually United Church of Christ 11:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer, reason i^ be against struction of those 39 plants now Choir. North Coventry Memorial Hospital. 11 Center St. Book of Common Prayer with St. Mary’s Church prevail in the community of man and goverm ental efforts to do in operation, but officials wryly 8:00 p.m., “’Third ’Thursday Gilead Congregational School St. on Rt. 31 off Rt. 44A Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Rt. 31, Coventry Because the observance falls on anything. admit that the U.S. would have Series,” Speaker will be Dr. Minister Church Dr. Richard W. Gray that the men and women whom we Pastor Nostrand Rev. F. I^m ard Miller tripled that number in business William (]l<>odwin head of the Hebron Sunday, Monday will be observed as a Rev. Dr. James N. Gettemy 7 p.m.. Prayer and Praise. First Congregational Church of Vernon Pastor honor for services to their country Remember nuclear power? If today had enough money and of­ Counselling Division of Hart­ Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. 9:30 a.m.. Worship. not, it is understandable. Interim Minister Rev. Paul F. Ramen holiday by state and town employes. will be remembered not for the ficial effort been requisitioned ford YMCA. Subject: Person to The Rev. Mr. Lacey has served as minister of the First Pastor 11 a.m., Bible School. Max Lerner Although the program to This year, for the first time in to put the program on a crash Trinity Covenant Church Person Communication. Congregational Church of Vernon since 1963. He is a 7:30 p.m., Bible Discussion battles won the past but for giving us generate electricity through 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service. 302 Hackmatack St. Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. basis. The Rev. Dr. Gettemy member of the executive committee of Church Develop­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. The Groups (at Manse on Cornwall Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 many, no Americans are directly in­ nuclear energy has been under Rev. Norman E. Swensen Church of the Nasarene another chance to win a peace for all For example, a court decision preaching. ment of the United Church of Christ, a former moderator Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. Dr.) Sponsored by Manchester and 10:45 a.m. volved in hostile actions. While the Comittents what the bureaucrats call Pastor 236 Main St. Sermon topic: ‘‘Before Presbyterian Church. mankind. in 1971 held up licensing of 9:15 to 10:55 a.m.. Learning of the Tolland Association, United Church of Christ, and a "intensive development” for Rev. William A. Taylor Stewardship.” Nursery headlines indicate a world yet far nuclear plants for more than a Community, Nursery through d eleg ate in 1969, 1971 and 1973 of the Connecticut Rockville United The lesson of Veterans Day 1973 is more than 25 years, it has year before stricter en­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Pastor provided. (Kurch School. What Is A Marriage? Grade 6. Ckmference, U nit^ Church of Christ, to the General Methodist Church from peace; the cease-fire in the produced only a mouse. vironmental safeguards were classes for all ages. Infant- St. George’s Episcopal not w hat we have done to win w ars but \ 10:15 a.m.. New Members 142 Grove St. Specifically, the 39 nuclear agreed upon. If that obstacle Nursery. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Synod. He is also chairman of the Grove Hill Cemetery First Congregational Church Mideast and the one in Southeast Asia what we must now be prepared to do Opportunity, Federation Room, Rev. John W. Mortimer was hurdled at such a late date, 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service Classes for all ages. committee, and a trustee of Bangor (Maine) Theological Church Rt. 44A, Bolton are hopes that perhaps in anotiier power plants now in operation Learning (ipportunity. Library. Pastor to win peace. in the United States produce it '6ould have been overcome with the Rev. Mr. Swensen 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Seminary, where he received his master of divinity degree Ctoventry Rev. John F. Flora, HI Leader, Mrs. Sara Robinson. preaching on “Expiation foi* the only slightly more than 5 per much earlier had funds been Message by the pastor. and was ordained in 1955. He and his wife, the former United Church of Christ Vicar 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. Whole World.” Children’s together. They developed a cent of the nation’s electricity. available for crash studies and Children’s Church and Nursery Sharon Jordan, have six children. Their only son. Jack, is Rev. Bruce J. Johnson Nursery through adults. each of us there is a need to 7 p.m.. Youth Group, Church for Grades 1 through 4. NEW YORK - What is a comradeship as many husbands But even that teensy statistic is the hiring of more expertise bn provided. studying for the ministry at Bangor Theological Seminary. Minister 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. break through the-llmlts of our Woodniff Hall. Nursery for pre-school marriage, to be worth the and wives do when sexuality no comfort. Electricity ac­ the subject. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. (Herald photo by PintoX 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist Nursery through Grade 2. little individual everyday un­ children. Message by the pastor. Nursery name? How much sexual love between them has either died iverse. Which is why romantic counts for about a fifth of the Officialdom now tells us that North United 9:30 a.m.. Church School, and (Kurch School. Nursery 4:30 p.m.. Inquirers’ Class. provided. Adult Bihle Class. must It have^ and how down or was never really there. love, which has so often b ^ country’s energy use, which by 1980 about 150 nuclear power Methodist Church provided. Trinity Lutheran Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. exclusive? These questions In some ways, it was a declared dqad, remains very means nuclear plants are plants will be in operation. 300 PARKER St. ' Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 Emanuel Lutheran Church Church of Jesus Christ Sermon topic: "Listen Before have haunted us for centuries, marriage of true minds, and much alive, except that it needs delivering only about 1 per cent Those plants will generate Rev. Earle R. Custer Church Marks Loyalty Day Second Congregational Vernon and are now pointed up by of our energy needs in 1973. between 130 and 150 million Church and Chestnut Sts. of Latter-day Saiiits You Lead.” Children’s story; Church they did not admit into it the a new frame df sexual openness Pastor Rev. Donald McClean severai recent bMks and plays. kilowatts out of an expected Rev. C. Henry Anderson (Mormon) “Football, Basketball and United (Kurch of Christ You Make The Difference impediments that would have and of realism that doesn’t ig­ “Loyalty Sunday” will be classes will be held at 9:45 for Pastor Yet, the infuriating fact is Rev. Ronald J. Fournier HiUstown Rd. St Woodside St. Batons.” Nursery provided. Rt. 44A, Coventry Given what we learn about destroyed it. total kilowatt output of 600 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ observed tomorrow at Emanuel children 3 years of age through nore life’s grubbiness. that since World War II we the (to-Pastors Coffee hour in vestry after ser­ them in Nigel Nicolson’s “Por­ million, or about 7 per cent of vice. Sermon: “How Much Is D. Clark Brown, Bishop Lutheran (Kurch, and pledges Grade 7. At the same hour. Rev. Robert K.'Bechtold 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ trait of a Marriage,” his In a more rational society. people have been warned by the country’s energy demand Frederick Wehrenberg from members for 1974 will be Miss Nancy Aijderson, a New vice. Minister vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. Marriage can be a blithering Enough?” Adult Bible'Discus­ Intern parents — Vita Sackville — Vita would have married her practically everybody but from all sources. Some experts 9 a.m.. Priesthood. received at the regular hours of England Synod^uth staffer, 9:15 a.m.. Church School. bore. It can be a stifling prison. sion group will begin the study The energy conservation proposals will depend on voluntary cooperation West and Harold Nicolson — love and Harold would have set Martha Mitchell that we were predict that this operation, 10:30 a.m., Sunday Sdiool. worship, — :30 and 11 a.m. will speak at the Xqult Forum Union Congregational 10 a.m.„Worship Service. It can be an unenduraUe tor­ of "Amos” . 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service. were a triumph of some kind. up house with male friends, running out of oil, coal, natural along with increased supplies of Classes for all ages. ^ r r o ll Nelson, chairman of in the chapel. Studrats^in-tbey Church Avery St. Christian presented by national and state of­ of the people, who alone can control ment, not only for h ^ isb ^ and 9 a.m.. Church School. Loyalty Sunday will be She was beautiful, ac­ with our without marriage. But gas and kindling wood, and that coal, oil (from Alaska), gas and 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. the stewardship committee, Grade 8 and over are invited to Rockville Reformed Church wife but for the childrm. The Nursery and Grades 3 through observed. Vernon Assemblies of Cod ficials are in the main common sense home thermostats, tune-up their cars complished, an aristocrat; he society is not rational in that unless something drastic were hydroelectric plant energy will will explain the budget for the attend this session with other Rev. Paul J. Bowman 661 Avery St., South Windsor Anouilh play, “Walt* of the done we’d all become extinct— 6. 9:45 a.m .. Church School. 51 Old Town Rd. and are only flawed in the sense they more frequently, obey the speed Was a diplomat and a writer. sense. We have learned that make us independent of Arab The Presbyterian Church coming year before the pledges adults. Minister Rev. Peter Mans Toreadors,”' wittily describes a or at least a colony of Saudi 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Adult Speakers’ Forum in the They lived on a big estate, knew marriage can have a variety of oil. 43 Spruce St. are made. The (Kapel (Koir Coffee will be served between Rev. Lyman D. Reed Minister are for the most part voluntary. limits when there are no cops around, French marriage that com­ Arabia. Nursery, Kindergarten and chapel. Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday everyone, did everything, had sexual and affectional bases, Maybe, gentlemen, maybe. Rev. George Smith will provide the music for the services by the youth group of Associate Minister bined all three — boredom, Grades 1 and 2. 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for School for all ages. The effectiveness of “managing” a join car pools, and voluntarily accept an elite circle of friends. Yet with shared ties that give both Certainly there have been But even if you’re right, 1980 is Pastor early service and the Emanuel the church. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for prison and torment. “The River 7:30 p.m.. Adult membership infants. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. through their lives ran a sub­ people the continuities all of us problems of surmount. Various still seven years in the future and Cherub (Koirs will sing 9 a.m.. Church School, U ages including a nursery. shortage of fuel supplies remains to a life style that could avert severe Niger,” on the other hand — group. 11 a.m.. Play Group for 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. terranean stream which their need. A too rational view of officials concerned i?ith the and that’s a long dme to live 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Grades 5 through 9. Adult Study 11 a.m.. Worship Service. despite everything that has 8 p.m.. Middle-links discus­ children 3 to 5-years of age. at the late service. be seen since much of it can never chills later on by accepting a slightly son has now disclosed in his life’s intricate webbings rarely “energy crisis” properly cite with a crisis a day. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Members not attending will Class.. Nursery provided. been said about the Negro fami­ sion group meets at the home of book about the kind of marriage £ ^ s to the root of man’s essen­ 7:30 p.m., Bible discussion. be visited in the afternoon or Religious 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in­ United Congregational 6 p.m.. Family Worship. be subjected to mandatory controls. cooler home and working environ­ ly — Is set magnlficiently in a (}uentin Mangun. they had. tial nature — or woman’s. during the coming week, so that fants through Grade 4. Church 6:30 p.m., Christian educa­ Granted, highway speed limits can m ent now. frame of black family life St. James Church they can make their commit­ 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. United (Kurch of (Krist tion. Nursery provided. which, for all its tragedies, is In History Today Calendar be enforced. Commercial and As Gov. Thom as M eskill has pointed We would call it today an We have also been given Community Baptist Church The Salvation Army Msgr. Edward J. Reardon ment for 1974. Sermon topic: “Good Grief.” Tolland warm, tenacious, insfdriting. In 1928, H irohito, w as An American Baptist Church 661 Main St. Pastor 11:45 a.m.. Special budget business use of fuels can be monitored out, “by paying attention to the small “open marriage,” at once per­ another marriage account, in­ By The Associated Press ‘The regular Sunday School Sunday Rev. Donald G. Miller enthroned as emperor of Japan. 585 E. Center St. Maj. & Mrs. Lawrence Beadle Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey meeting. missive and varietist. l^at volving the theologian Paul Today is Saturday, Nov. 10, Minister and perhaps rationed. things, we can solve a big problem. heterosexual interest it may Tillich. His wife, Hannah We need to know that there, In 1944, in World War II, it Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Commanding Officers Rev. Eugene (Karman the 364th day of 1973. There are 9:45 a.m.. Adult Education The editor of this Tillich, has told the story of her are many marriages, not one. was disclosed that a new Ger­ Minister ¥:-SSS?:¥:¥:¥:-:::;::¥:¥;::¥:¥:¥:¥:¥:¥:¥:¥:- First Congregational But in the main, fuel conservation You can make the difference.” have started with seemed to 51 days left in the year. Forum, Miss Nancy Anderson, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ There are few that come man weapon — the V2 rocket 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Saturday, Masses at 5 and Church of Andover paper might be have subsided early. Vita fell own life and their life together Synod youth staffer; Emanuel vice and (Kurch School. in a spirited narrative— “From anye^ere near the ideal form bomb — had been used against ^ 9:15 a.m., CKurch School for Classes for all ages. 7:30 p.m. Calvary Church Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. willing to lend you precipitously in love with a Today’s highlight in history: Lutheran (Kapel 7 to 8:30 p.m.. P ilgrim which combines sexuality, love, England. all ages. Nursery through 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Maj. Sunday, masses at 7:30, 9, (Assemblies of God) Minister beautiful, tumultuous woman— Tim6 to Time” — whose dis­ On this date in 1483, the Fellowship. his copy of The children, place, roots, respect, Grade 4 continuing during the Beadle preaching on "Prepara­ 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. 647 E.Middle Tpke. 10:45 a.m., Worship Service Violet Trefusis — and found closures will prove wrenching leader of the Protestant refor­ presented by guest lay novelty, intellectual exchange, Ten years ago: It was service. tion for Service.” Nursery Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson 9:45 a.m., (Kurch School. Ghi^tlan Science herself in a firestorm of a les­ to many. RoUo May’s short mation, Martiii Luther, was witnesses. South United movement, continuity. Many reported that a cholera 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. provided. Church of the Assumption Pastor 11 a.m.. Stewardship Sunday. bian relationship which became book on Tillich — “Paulus” — bom in Elselben, Germany. Methodist (Kurch. Wapping Community Church Monitor. are predestrian, forlorn, epidemic in India and Pakistan Topic: "Thy Will Be Done on 6 p.m.. Open Air Service, Adanns St. at Thompson Rd. Worship ^rvice. Sermon topic: the ^eat romantic passion of includes a chapter on his On this date: 11:45 a.m.. Baptism at Mass, .1790 Ellington Rd. But don’t count on it. gratii^, wretched. But there had killed more than 1,500 per­ Earth.” Russell St. Rev. Ed*$ard S. Pepin 10 a.m., Sunday School, “What Shall I Render to the her life. She set down the story sexuality, but has a juster In 1674, the Dutch su r­ (Kurch of the Assuipption. South Windsor He‘s an expert newsman are enough pretty good ones to sons in the past few weeks. 5 p.m.. Fellowship and Bible 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Meeting. Pastor classes for adults and children. LEORD?” of her affair and of her bisexual perspective since it was not rendered New Netherlands to 2 p.m.. Home visitations for Rev. Harold W. Richardson with access to many Charter Questions longings and adventures in a written by a mate who carries keep the franchiM going, eWm Five years ago: A Sqviet study. Maj. Beadle preaching on Rev. Paul ’Trinque 11 a.m.. Service of Worship the English. (Kristian Enlistment Sunday, Minister news sources and a good her own scars of marriage con­ among the yonng, with or friendship rally in Prague, 6;30 p.m.. Junior and Senior "Messages from Daniel.” and Bible preaching. Nursery United Methodist Church secret notebook which her son In 1775, the Continental Bolton Congregational (Kurch Rev. R. Stanley Eaton paper of his own. But he flict. without the san tions that the Czechoslovakia ended with fist- Baptist Youth Fellowship. Saturday, Masses at 5 and care for the little ones, and 1040 Boston Tpke. discovered after her death and Congress, sitting in 7 p.m.. Divine Service in­ Associate Minister still wants to get thb churches and (he law have fights and heckling. 7:30 p.m.. Organ festival by 7:30 p.m. special children’s program. Bolton has included in the book, as she Philadelphia, established the volving Sunbeans and Girl Monitor’s worldwide doubtless meant someone to do. If we had any notions that a given. One year ago: The Dow Jones Michael Stairs. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Rev. David M. Campbell coverage and commen­ U.S. Marine Corps. Church of Christ Guards, Salvation Army. Pastor 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ budget.. We still feel this would ^ v e It is a deeply moving account, theologian is without guilt or industrial average climbed 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Hymnsing and Bible message. tary on events. The vote on the Manchester Charter In 1871, explorer Henry Lydall and Vernon Sts. 7:30 p.m.. Organ Recital. vice and Church School. and the irony is-that it will that a philosopher lives an un­ above the 1,000-mark as stock Revision questions involved, for the been a prudent stand-by fiscal tool for Stanley located the missing Eugene Brewer ‘Theme “Joy and Hianksgiving,” Apart from 2,711 editors, doubtless survive in the history tormented life, these two books market prices reacted to hopes The * Gospel Hall 9:45 a.m.. Communion Class, Scottish missionary, David Minister 415 (Knter St. by Michael 0. Stairs; Com­ Grades 2 through 7. there are 20,000 educa­ most part, minor changes and the the town directors and administration of the confessional literature of should dispel them. Those who Herald for peace in Vietnam. St. John's Polish National Livingston, in central Africa. munity Baptist Church. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee and Rockville Baptist Church tors and students, 82,000 to have to meet unanticipated Eros long after the prolific and knew the Tillichs knew that Bible Catholic Church success and failure of specific In 1918, at the end of World 9 a.m., Bible Cilasses. Monday Ctonversation. 69 Union St. businessmen, 495 U.S. skillful writings of her husband theirs had been a stormy Yesterdays Today’s birthday: Actor Rev. Walter A. Hyszko 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. demands on town funds. War I, Kaiser Wilhelm crossed 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 6:30 p.m.. Mass fondeceased, 1Q:30 a.m., (Kurch School, Rev. Robert L. La(Kunte Senators and Congress­ changes will not materially affect have died, 4 marriage, and that they had Richard Burton is 48. Speaks Pastor 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. from Belgium into Holland and “Why On Earth Are You?' members of Ladies of St. Nuc^ry through Grade 6. Pastor men, 3 Supreme Court tdwn operations for the moment. The revisions were the first offered smoldering volcanoes within by 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Harold Nicolson had his own' 2 5 /Yeara Ago asked for asylum. 6 p.m.. Worship. Se/mon: James; dinner in the school 1 0 ^ ^ a.m., Worship. World Justices who read the them. Eugene 9 a.m.. Mass, English. Monitor. Why should The Herald had endorsed all the to the voters in 10 years. Perhaps that homosexual affairs althou^ North End buslnessnnen form “ What Is Jesus To You?/Mvlor- St. Bartholomew’s Church cafeteria folllowing the Mass. Order Sunday. Sermon: ‘"There 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Brewer 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and 10:30 a.m.. Diocesan United they know more of what’s changes and naturally had hoped all is too long a wait for changes and the probably not as intense. Yet in Hollo May suggests that active organization to promote Redeemer!” Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Is a Job To Be Done.” Text: Nursery through Adult, in­ their own way Vita and Harold Tillich’s Kxual (or “sensual”) the betterment of their W iness PoUsh. ‘Thank Offering gathering, St. Matthew 5:9 cluding College Career Class. going on, and why, would meet with voter favor. result is too many changes to submit As readors of this column than you do? had a marriage. They had two turbulence was another form of area. . know. Its general tenor is Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Mary’s Episcopal (Kurch 11 a.m .. Worship' Service. / For less than 11$ a day, However, we are willing to abide by to the voters at one time. sons, many friends, tended straining for the beyond, as Mosophically and religious- Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 2:15 p.m.. Drop-in Center, St. Matthew’s Church First Sunday of each month. you can get your own theil garden and 'castle with his theology. Certainly for 10 Years^Ago y conservative. And you may and 11,11:30 a.m. Youth Lounge, South United Tolland Holy C ^m union; Second Sun­ the voters’ decisions. As a suggestion, perhaps the new special insight Into the have found in it sentiments Methodist Church. Rev. J. Clifford Curtin day, ^sSionary service. Bbard of Directors might consider a This w u a Sunday; The 7:30 p.m., MACC Division of news. Everyday, like We are aware that perhaps each friendly to your own. But United Penteeostal Chureh Pastor Nursery provided. Herald did not publish. unson^s they do. revision could have been more fully continuing charter revision com­ while agreeing with the basic 187 Woodbridge St. Christian Unity meeting. 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Robert Baker W ednesday Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 vice. Nursery provided. mittee to which possible charter i Open Forum principles advocated, are you explained and yet, in the light of the 10:00 a.m.. Seminar: "Grace p.m. Sand m« 4 ffloniht o( Uia j5c:;¥;¥*¥*:*¥*:;¥iS:i:¥m»¥¥?ft¥Sja^ ft¥:¥::Si¥r¥S«(5S toiling to apply them where Candy Kitchen Pastor Monitor — ovtr 100 luuM — many hours of effort devoted to them changes, either from citizens or to you would be affected? While and Sin” St. Bartholomew Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 . lor only $ 1 1 . Thanks Thank You Church. Baby-sitting provided.. and 11 a.m. □ Payment enclosed □ Bill me later bring the charter into conformity with agreeing with the principle of 10 a.m., Sunday School. St. John's by the Charter Review (Commission, Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally T h u rsd ay To the editor: To the editor: absolute Scriptural truth, are 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Episcopal we felt confidence in the soundness of changing state statutes, could be Today’s 7:30 p.m., MACC Division of Even in losing, I feel I have I would like to thank all the you temporizing in areas Choose From Over 200 Varieties Rt. 30, Vernon (Please print) Christian Education, South ::¥:¥S:5¥.'::¥SS:i¥:::¥:¥*¥:¥S::::¥:¥J:5¥ N am e the Commission’s suggestions and referred for study and rbcommenda-. won; for I have iilet many people who gave their Ume, where youir religious views Full Gospel Christian Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Fellowship United Methodist (Kurch Add ress tion. In this way, revisions, should wonderful people 1 probably energies, and support in my are at stake? Rector were willing to accept them. Celebrate the Fall season with our Interdenominational 8 p.m.. Dr. William Goodwin^ would not have otherwise met bdialf during this past election. Thought For instance, the Bible BIG TOMATO City they merit submission to the voters, counsellor at Hartford YMCA, A few of the changes defeated may and I renewed many old A special commendation to teaches unequivocally that Orange Hall " BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - 8 a.m.,,HQly Communion. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, ‘ Ways of Improving Our Per­ Stale Z ip present some problems, however. could be submitted more often and by acquaintances. the League of Womeq Voters, baptism is necessary unto Robyn Cooper has harvested a 10 a.m.. Family Service and “Upon those who love, un­ FUDGE AND PENUGHE Pastor son to Person Com­ It has been an honor and a the Manchester Chamber of salvation (Acts 2:38, 1 Peter giant tomato in her garden. It piurch School. The Chrletlan Science Monitond The failure to approve creation of a being fewer in number at any one generous time, bestows a thou­ Fresh cream and hutter have made this m unications;” Second privilege to have served the Commerce, and (he Junior 3:21), buLyou say salvation is tipped the scales at 5 pounds. Box 125, Astor Station ' ^ sand summers.” confection a special fall treat. Take a pound Congregational (Kurch. Boston, Massachusetts 02123 > Department of Finance to consolidate election would be better explained and people of Manchester as a can­ Women’s Club for affording all experienced prior to baptism. 10:30 a.m:, Adult Bible Study There is a lot of truth in that or two along whenever good friends gather.. didate. the caddidates a forum in which Or, the Bible states clearly and open discussion. Sunday town fiscal operations is contrary to understood by the voter. old saying, IF, you know what I wish the elected directors to express and defend their that baptism is a burial, an School. love really is. Try getting a auditor recommendations and, we Again, we feel the defeat of certain well and charge them to serve views. Immersion (Romans 6:3-6)> 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ good definition of love, at your lamp chimneya measures will not hamper town their offices with mgnity and I welcome the new but your doctrine holds that vice. SKCflUTIONS FOR still feel, would have helped make local church tomorrow. Ask wisdom, for the people of this Republican directors jo the sprinkling suffices. Or, the Bi­ we carry Just about all sizes In old fashioned ANEWRaKKIN fiscal control over tax dollars more government although we do think your clergyman to define town deserve the best. I plan to board and I am hopeful they ble confines baptism to peni­ St. Bridget Church chimney for oil and electrified lamps. ,, AGAPE. It is what the (Kris­ las Judeo-Chrlstl^ty run Its course? is the I effective and perhaps save money for voter refusal to increase director follow the board activities will follow the lead of their dis­ tent believers (Acts 2:38, Rev. John J. Delaney scented lamp o il...... 8Se qt. > tian CKurcIwneahs when it uses I world ready for a new world religion? What | closely and stand ready to help tinguished predecessors in 8:37), but your church “bap­ Pastor the taxpayers in the long run. expense allowance is going to be dis­ the word love. might It be like? You are Invited to meet with us the administration in whatever placing the people of tizes” infants. Rev. William J. Stack Love like most people have Nov. 11 to hear our minister and jola in discus* Another change which failed, and couraging in attracting candidates way I can be of service. Manchester first aiid partisan ’The espousal of a principle Rev. William J. Killeen - •ire have every llltls thing!" I never given, and never who cannot afford too much out-of- - Thank you all for your sup­ politics second. means.lltUe unless it means I Sion. Coffee hour. Nursery, Children’s! could become a problem, is the one received. “ ‘ (Acro« from Bolton Ice Palace) y u f p e t ai; port and keep me in mind for Sincerely, everything! Saturday, Blasses at 5 and Program. __ which would have permitted pocket expenses in order to perform a Submitted ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 uinumm umwnuustsocmv ta n ntnli iumsm u »se « m m n 1975 - just in case. John J. Tanl c 1*7] br N U , Ik . 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. iiMMMOCfNTn.4«iMm*t. oaacMnrMi *«iots«ii*nmo.iiwsii Rev. David I I Campbell CHURCH OF CHRIST lenaryadMto emergency borrowing, after a public public service. Paul E. Wlllhide ^ Democratic member, OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY UU StM P J i. Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and '§ dowiittwe , g| fairwayl ^ MM.' rto. Ml SIM m com au. ex ososs - lUiM-swi United Methodist ^ u rc h Lydall and Vernon Street 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and 4TO Porter St. ♦ : Manchester Board of "Maybe Kissinger Is goihg to try to do an Oakland As. Candy Also Available For Fund Raising M.'VNC.MI S Tr (V MO l TUN MtDKI'N ANDOVl'r I.OVIMWV hearing, up to 1 per cent of Uie town Bolton Phone: 643-2517 noon, sdiool auditorium. (• Manchester Directors and go lor back'to-pack Nobel peace oraeal" ^ . '.'V ■ ^

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h^CHESTER EVENING HElRALD. Conn., Sat., Nov. 10. 1973 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVErW?G HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Nov. 10, 1873 Manchester, l\ Theater ““ Schedules ' ures Herald Angle . 1 ; 8»turd9f for the .V. Vernon Cine 1 — “The Stone By Earl Yost Killer," 2;00-7;20^;00 (18) NOTRE DAME (8) TRUTH OR (30) WAIT TILL YOUR Vernon Cine 2 — “Massacre -8 K H )- Sports Editor HIGHLIGHTS CONSEQUENCES FATHER COMES HOME (3) CALUCCI'S DEPT With Win In Rome,” 2:00-7:3(W:10 (20-22-30) LOTSA LUCK ■ V Bennet (18) DICK VAN DYKE (40) DRAGNET State Theater — “Mutt and Daytime TV, Monday — Friday (8-40) BRADY BUNCH (24i) WRINKLES. BIRTHDAYS (20-22-30) NEWS (20-22-30) SANFORD AND Jeff,” l;00-2;lb; “Stoiie (9-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL - 8KM) — - r o o ­ — tlOo — AND OTHER FABLES (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Killer," 7:30-9:10 (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD (3) THE WALTONS SON authority from whilstle to whistle. This was his first year Sherman went off tackle for two yards and after a pass ts) CBS NEWS (3) LOVE OF LIFE - 8:30 — (40) ABC NEWS (24) WASHINGTON By Earl Yost Showcase Qnema 1 — “The jl) LOST IN SPACe (9) NEWS — 3*0 — (8-40) TOMA as head coach and he has completely turned the football failed, Kinney powered his way across the final line with (aO-22-30) TODAY (20-^-30) HOLLYWOOD SOIJARES (3) RANGER STATION (20-22-30) DIANA — 7:30 — (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON REVIEW 1:41 left. Way We Were,” 1:00-3:00-5:00- (40) BRADY BUNCH (9-40) ONE UFB TO LIVE Qimaxing the first winning season in the four-year history program around at the school, “This was the best game -S.-0tt- (l9) LIVING WORD - 9dM — (3) NEW PRICE IS RIGHT (24) ADVOCATES Good Weather Holding Up 7:20-9:45 — 1109 — -8 :3 0 - of football at niing High, the well-drilled and talented that we played this season,” the winning coach noted as he Hiere was no further scoring until the final quarter with (S) CAPTAIN KANOAROO (20-22-30^RmRN TO PEYTON (3) HERE’S LUCY (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES Showcase Cinema 2— “Seven (•) CARTOON CARNIVAL (3) CBS NEWS - 9d)0 — (3) ROLL OUT Good' weather has resulted in heavy golf play at the Rams completed an undefeated and untied season yester­ accepted congratulations near midfield. rival punters, Eld White of Illing and Fred Miller featuring, Blows of the Dragon," 2:00- (40) JACK ULANNE — NOON - (24) CARRASCOUNDAS (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL (18) GREEN ACRES (8-40) KtiNQ FU (8-40) ODD COUPLE Manchester Country Club course. ’I^e 1973 tournament (20) FILM day afternoon with a clean-cut convincing 20-6 win over , “’They deserved to win,” a dejected Lennon said, ‘"rhey ^ th got their toes into several long, high, spiraling kicks. 3:40-5:15-7:00-8:30-10:15 -1 :3 0 - (3) NEWS _4 ^ __ (18) 700 CLUB (20-22^30) IRONSIDE (20-22-30) SAMMY DAVIS schedule ended last weekend but p l^ will continue until (•) FATHEN KNOWS BEST (9-40) PASSWORD (3) ANDY GRIFFITH (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Bennet Junior High. just outhit us and wanted to win more than we did. I’m Early in the final periodyllling tallied on a 53-yard match, Showcase Cinema 3 — (20-22-30) JEOPARDY (20-22.^0) MOVIE (24) MEN WHO MADE JR. - 9 0 0 - (9) MOVIE (24) FRENCH CHEF the snow falls...Gene Moriarty has Totumed home after Hie success was the first ever for Tiling over (]oach Fred proud of my boys and we’ll be back,” he guaranteed. “The with the payoff being a 24-yard perfectly thrown and timed “Jeremy," 2:15-4:05-5:557:55- — 12:30 - (19) NEW ZOO REVUE (24) WRINKLES FOLLOW UP THE MOVIES (24) SESSION (3) HAP RICHARDS (30) ANIMAL WORLD running his summer camps on Pocdmoonshine Lake in better team won today,” he added. pass from White to Alex Signer. Kinney added two points 9:55 |l) PHIL DONAHUE (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 20-30) SOMERSET -9-,30 — - 9:00 - Lennon’s clilb and it gave the charges of Coach Alex (20) BILKO (9-40) SPLIT SECOND 22) STAR TREK (40) DRAGNET 10K)0 - Alexander, Maine. ’The former Silk City football player has For junior high ball it was a tremendously exciting on a rush for a 14-0 edge. Showcase Cinema 4 — (20-22-30) WHO, WHAT OR WHERE (3) DICK VAN DYKE (8-40) ROOM 222 Ferguson their first mythical town junior high cham­ (22) KITTY TODAY (3) ORANGE BLOSSOM run his own camp for more than a decade in the Maine struggle with the outcome in doubt until the final period. Icing on the cake was supplied by JohnnyJohnson of Illing “Walking ta ll;" 2:104:40-7:10- (30) BOLD ONES - 8:00 - pionship. . -1 2 :S 9 > - 24) SESAME STREET “ - lOHW - FESTIVAL . (18) 700 CLUB (40) STRUITN DRUMMERS (20-22-30) NBC NEWS (3) SONNY AND CHER woods where bass fishing is excellent...Although Illing had nursed a 6-0 lead from late in the first period to who intercepted an errant pass at Bennet tried to get back 9:45 i40) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (3) MEDICAL CENTER (8-40) STREETS OF (24) FESTIVAL Despite biting-cold winds, five hundred students and Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — - 9 : 1 9 - — 1O 0- (8) MOVIE Manchester High had a higher ranking than Hall High of early in the final canto before breaking the titanic battle into the game and raced 45 yard untouched down the east (3) YOGI BEAR (3) BEAT THE CLOCK — ' 4* 0 _ (24) CHANGING OTHER SAN FRANCISCO - 9:30 - followers of the two schools turned out at Memorial Field. 3) MERV GRIFFIN “Brian'a Song" (1971) wide open with a pair of sixpointers. “ Bang The Drum Slowly,” 2:00- ) WHArS MY UNE7 West Hartford, Coach Dick Danielson of Manchester had sideline with 7:27 remaining. White added two more points - 9 0 0 - 9 19) DENNIS THE MENACE FABLES (20-22-30) THE BLUE (8-40) ADAM'S RIB Illihg rolled up six consecutive triumphs in its all vic­ 7:00-9:15 m GAMBIT 20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (18) CHAMPIONS ^ no objection to playing today’s CIAC Qass A Soccer Tour­ nUng had just too many horses, particularly tall Mike on a rush and Illing was out in front 22-0 with 2:02 with 2:02 22) SOMERSET 20) MY LITTLE MARGIE '' KNIGHT (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH torious campaign while Bennet finished with three wins, Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — TRACKDOWN 30) LUCY SHOW - 10:30 — (20-22-30) AOAM-12 nament quarterfinal game at Hall’s field. ’The latter is otie /Sherman, shifty Steve Dawson and Butch Kinney, and a remaining. (22) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 24) ELECTRIC COMPANY - 10:30 — two defeats and one tie. The Bears had a three-game win “0 Lucky Man,” 7:30; “The 30) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 40) GILUGAWS ISLAND (18) LIVING WORD (24) BILL MOYERS - lOdXI - (40) FLINTSTONES 1 (18) LIVING WORD of the top playing areas in thd state...Mt. Nebo Field has streak coming Into the finale. For Lennon, it marked the^ gallant fomard wall, especially on defense. Each team had its share of top defensive players but it was Railway Children" 2:00 —\ 4:99 - 11.-00 - JOURNAL (8-40) LOVE, — 1000 — 1 - l a o - (40) WEATHER been chosen as the site for the Eastern Connecticut Foot­ < Only in the final minute to play, after Ferguson had a total team effort by Illing that turned the tide. Miller was (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS (24) AT CHESTNUT HILL: AMERICAN STYLE iirkt time in his four years that one of his clubs lost two Manchester Drive-In — “Bil- MIKE DOUGLAS ENSIGN OnrOOLE (3-18-22-30) NEWS — 8:30 — a standout for the losers on defense. DIAUNG FOR DOLLARS (9-40) LETS MAKE A DEAL FILM - 9 * 0 - MICHIO MAMIYA (20-22-30) THE BLUE ball Conference’s Senior Bowl all-star football game on games in the same season. flooded the field with his reserves, did Bennet get on the iy Jack,” 9:00; “ Man In^The -22-30) DINAH SHORE HOGAN'S HEROES (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (20-22-30) ELVIS: ALOHA - 2:0 0 - KNiQHT Sunday, Nov. 16. The Northern Division - Tolland, South “This is one of the biggest thrilb I’ve ever gotten in the scoreboard, Ralph Donadio racing' 38 yards with just 32 There will be special attention focused on the young Wilderness,” 7:1511:00 24) SESAME STREET (3) GUIDING LIGHT 24) MISTER ROGERS — 11:30 — FROM HAWAII - 11K)0 - 40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (4-40) NEWLYWED GAME 30 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (24) FREE-FOR-ALL Windsor, Ellington, East Windsor, Somers, Stafford - will seconds remaining. gridders Tuesday when school resumes at Illing and for Meadows Drlve-In — 140) GOMER PYLE, USMC (3) MOVIE (24) A TRIBUTE TO football,” a visably elated Ferguson said after the final, - 1 0 0 0 - (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT face the Southern Division - Bolton, Hebron, Coventry, It was Dawson’s 41-yard sweep around right end which good reason. No Illing team can ever boast the ac­ ‘‘Charlie One Eye,” 7:10; — 9:30 — JIM CROCE -1 0 :3 0 - whistle. The veteran of nearly % years in the game as a (20-22-30) BAFFLE - 2 : 3 0 - “Along Came a Spider” (1970) South Windsor. Bob Hauck of South Windsor will coach the sparked a 62-yard mark for the first touchdown. Sherman’s complishments of the 1973 unit. “Black Six,” 9:22; “Legend of (40) DICK VAN DYKE (3) EDGE OF NIGHT 19) REAL MeCOVS (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON — 9.-00 - - 11i30 — (18) LIVING WORD player and coach, Ferguson saw his youngsters hit with Nigger Charlie,” 10:57 — tlOO — (9-40) GIRL IN MV LIFE 20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (3) MOVIE (24) THE MILD BUNCH South crew with Frank Lynch heading the North 23-yard romp preceded Dawson’s long run to the three. (20-22-30) DOCTORS 22) LUCY SHOW (3) CANNON Burnside Theater — “King (9) ALL MY CHILDREN 24) ELECTRIC COMPANY squad...Southern New England Hockey League play (20-22-30) WIZARD OF ODDS (18) 700 CLUB "Mr. and Mra. Bo Jo Jonea” (1971) -llrfK)- Kong Escapes,” 2:00; "Fists of - 3 * 0 - 30) HOGAN'S HEROES (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (40) I LOVE LUCY (3) PRICE IS RIGHT 40) NEWS Tuesday (24) MILD BUNCH (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS tonight at the Bolton Ice Palace lists Bristol and Fury,” 7:00-10:25; “ Chinese (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Manchester at 7:30 and Vernon and Willimantic at 9. There Connection,” 8:40 — 8:30 - -6 d K ) - (8-40) MOVIE Friday - 11:30 — is parking for 65 cars at the new ice complex...Manchester — 8:00 - (8) SAINT (3-8-22) NEWS (24) AT CHESTNUT HILL: (3) MOVIE Midget Football Assn, will wind up its season with the an­ Sundty Tonight (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (24) HARTFORD FESTIVAL (18) I SPY nual awards banquet ’Tuesday night, Nov. 20 at the Army & MICHIO MAMIYA — O.'OO — , “Harper” (1'969) (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE OF JAZZ (20) SOUNDING BOARD (8-40) JACK PAAR TONITE Navy (Hub...One week from Sunday the 15th annual Fritz - 5d)0 — (24) MAKING THINGS WORK — 10KK) - (3-8-22) NEWS Vernon Cine 1 — ‘‘Stone (30)*^LONEL CLOWN - 5:30 - (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Martin cross-country runs are scheduled at Wesleyan (3) PERRY MASON (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (3) KOJAK (18) AMERICA Killer,” 2:00-3:45-5:20-7:00-9:00 (40) CHRISTOPHER (18) JIMMY SWAGQART University for men and women. The latter will compete in Vernon Cine 2 — “Massacre (8) WIDE WORLD CLOSEUP (40) WILD WILD WEST (20-22-30) THE BLUE (20) SOUNDING BOARD (40) PERSUADERS KNIGHT (24) ZOOM a special 1.5 mile run with schoolboys covering a 2.7 mile In Rome,” 2:00-3:45-5:40-7:30- OF SPORTS — 8:30 — - 6:30 — (18) NFL GAME OF — 8:00 — (24) GOVERNOR'S REPORT (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH course and the open division a 4.25 mile test...Just 9:10 (3) CAPTAIN BOB (3) CBS NEWS SPECIAL (3-8-22-30) NEWS State Theater — “Stone THE WEEK — 10:30 — . (40) WILD WILD WEST wondering if it isn’t small potatoes to place the blame for (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (8) IT TAKES A THIEF - 7 r t » - Killer,” 7:30-9:10; “Mutt and (22) HOGAN’S HEROES (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (18) LIVING WORD - 6:30 - Monkey Gets defeats on the game officials? ^ (24) NEWPORT JAZZ (18) JOURNEY TO (3) UNTAMED WORLD (3-8-22-30) NEWS Jeff,” 1:00-2:10 (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY ADVENTURE (8) TRUTH OR — 11:00 - Big Jolt Showcase Cinema 1 — “The FESTIVAL (24) BOOK BEAT (24) ADVOCATES CONSEQUENCES (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS LAREDO, Tex. (AP) - A Notes Off the Cuff Way We Were," 1:00-3:00-5:00- (30) WORLD OF SID AND — 9:00 — (3) WHATS NEW (18) DICK VAN DYKE (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT — 7KM) — monkey survived a 12,000-volt How fast does a hockey puck travel? Bobby Hull’s klap 7:20-9:45 _ MARY KROFFT — 6^30 — (20-22-30) NEWS -11:30 — (3) WORLD AT WAR charge of electricity after es­ Showcase Cinema 2— “Seven (8) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (18) AMAZING GRACE shot has been clocked at 115 m.p.h. ’The average long dis­ -5 :3 0 — (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW (3) CBS NEWS SPECIAL (8) TRUTH OR caping its cage and scampering Blows of the Dragon,” 2:00- (40) DEPARTMENT S tance shot on goal is in. the 90 m.p.h range...Offensiw cap­ (18) CAR AND TRACK (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (40) ABC NEWS (8-40) JACK PAAR TONITE COflSEQUENCES up a power pole. 3:40-5:15-7:00-8:30-10:15 — 7K)0 - tains with the New York Jets are Emerson Boozer and (22) LUCY SHOW (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (18) DICK VAN DYKE In an effort to get the animal Showcase Cinema 3 — (40) THIS IS THE LIFE — 7:30 - Winston Hill with Ralph Baker the defensive leader. ’The - 6KK) — (3) FACE THE STAVe (20) NBC NEWS down, utility company “Jeremy,” 2:154:05-5:55-7:55- — 9:30 - (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS (3) NEWS (8) SPORTS SPECIAL (22-30) NEWS employes placed bananas New England Pats name game captains...Standards for 9:55 (3) WE BELIEVE (8-22) LETS MAKE A DEAL (18) MOVIE (18) GOSPEL SINGING (24) CHAN-ESE WAY aboard a hydraulic lift, but in­ seats have been installed in the new Hartford (}ivic Center Showcase Cinema 4 — (8) VISION ON JUBILEE (18) GREEN ACRES Thursday •Ain’t No Time lor Glory.” (1957) (40) ABC NEWS stead of reaching for the and Bill Lillyman, director, is confident the building will “Walking Tall,” 2:104:40-7:10- (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (22) JONATHAN WINTERS (20-30) WILD KINGDOM — 8:00 — - 7:30 — bananas the monkey grabbed a be open in October...Carl Silver, program director with the 9:55 (30) JONNY QUEST - - (24) BILL MOYER'S (22) NEWS (3) MAUDE 8:00 (8) DATING GAME 12,000-volt wire. Rec Department, reports that the Mt. Nebo softball field Jerry Lewis Twin Cjnema 1— (40) INSIGHT (3-8-22) NEWS JOURNAL (24) ZOOM (8-40) TEMPERATURES (20) HUMAN DIMENSION He plummeted to the earth “Bang The Drum Slowly,” 2:00- (18) I SPY will be used for two le a s e s next sipuner despite reports (30) BLACK EXPOSURE — 10:00 — — 7:30 — RISING (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL apparently dead, but he revived Herald photo by Oflara Herald photo by Ofiara Herald photo by Ofiara 7:00-9:15 (20) SOUNDING BOARD from the manager’s office that play will be curtailed at the (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (3) PERRY MASON (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS (24) WALL STREET WEEK after a doctor worked over him Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — - 8:30 - (24) MAKING THINGS WORK area which is located on the west end of the football Approve Rams^ Play on Field llling^s Steve Dawson on Run Long Cheer for the Bears (3-22-30) NEWS (8) KID POWER (8-40) MOVIE (20-22-30) SNOOPY (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES for three hours and appeared “0 Lucky Man,” 7:30; “The DIRECTS THE ICE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH field...Thanks to the Arute family in New Britain, which (20) BILKO (30) LET US CELEBRATE “Airport" (40) NANNY AND THE unharmed by his experience. Railway Children,” 2:00 (40) LATINO (20-22-30) WORLD OF FOLLIES (40) WILD WILD WEST PROFESSOR includes Jack Arute, owner of Stafford Speedway, a new - 7 K H ) - Manchester Drive-In — “Bil­ DISNEY — 8:30 — - 6:30 - 40-foot-long pressbox will be dedicated at Central Connec­ (3) WILD WILD WORLD - 10:30 — ly Jack,’^ 9:00; “Man in the (24) MEN WHO MADE (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 (3-8-22-30) NEWS ' ticut’s football field on Nov. 17. The Arute family in the (8) LAWRENCE WELK (3) LOOK UP AND LIVE WilderriMS,” 7:15 (8) OSMONDS THE MOVIES (8-40) MOVIE early 1950s supplied both men and materials to construct Gilbert Annoyed, 76ers Match Wins Meadows Drive-In — “Black (20) NBC NEWS - 7:00 - (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE “The Cowboya" (1972) Atlantic Heating Cil tt)e first Arute Field, •then located east of Kaiser Hall.’The Six,” 7:30; “Charlie One Eye,” (24) MASTERPIECE — 8:00 - (3) STARLOST (40) JEWISH HERITAGE (18) GOOD NEWS (18) TOWARDS THE YEAR (8) TRUTH OR new pressbox will be heated and air conditioned which 9:15 THEATRE LT. WOOD CO. Achieved Last Year 2000 CONSEQUENCES makes it big league on the state scene...Biggest name on Golf Game Suffers Burnside Theater — “King (30) HEE HAW - 11:00 — — 8:30 — 51 BIs m II St. 843-1129 — 9:00 — (18) 700 CLUB the state college football scene has been Eric Torkelson, Kong Escapes,” 2:00; “Fists of (40) HERE COME THE (3) ON THE AGENDA (3) MANNIX PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) - Gibby Gilbert, who fired a (8-40) H.R. PUFNSTUF (18) 700 CLUB (20-22-30) NEWS UConn’s bruis'ing running back; How does he compare with NEW YORK (AP) — It wasn’t until Jan. 7 last season Fury,” 5:45-9:15; “ Chinese BRIDES (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH For 24 Hour Burner Sorvico, Phone 649-3701 record-setting 62 in the first round, was followed by only 10 Connection,” 7:30 (20-22) NOTRE DAME (20-22-30) MCMILLAN AND (20-22-30) BOB HOPE (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Vinny Clements, now with the New York Giants? The that the Philadelphia 76ers stumbled to their fourth victory - 7:30 — (40) ABC NEWS or 12 people ^ id a y in his second 18 holes in the richest golf (3) WHATS HAPPENING HIGHLIGHTS WIFE -9 :3 0 - ^ latter may have had better speed and quickeness but on the way to a 9-73 record. Vernon (3) HAWKINS - 7:30 — tournament in the world. The 76ers showed how much they had improved Friday when (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC — 11:30 — — 9:00 - Don WILLIS Garage ‘ Torkelson is more durable and just runs over people. He’s One of them walked in front of him as he was addressing the (20) FILM (3) FACE THE NATION (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN (24) THE ROYAL FAMILY (8) THRILLSEEKERS > SPEC IA LIST S IN definite pro material because of his ability to take severe they reached the same vetory total nearly two months earlier, (20) FILM ball on the 10th tee. defeating the New York Knicks 94-91. WreHling (22) AS SCHOOLS MATCH (8-40) MAKE A WISH (24) MASTERPIECE — 10:00 — WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND physical punishment week after week...Have a nice “I don’t like to make excuses,” Gilbert said, "but it broke my Fred Carter got eight of his 28 points in a fourth-quarter spurt WITS (30) ADELANTE THEATRE (20-22-30) THE BLUE (22) HOLLYWOOD AND BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Rescheduled weekend. concentration.” when the 76ers came from nine points back with 7:55 left. — NOON - KNIGHT . THE STARS GENERAL AUTO REPAIR The wrestling program to - 8:00 — — 9:30 - Alignm ent It trig g er^ a string of three holes in which he went double "Every time we win, it does something for us.” said Gene (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW 649-4531 - 18 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER bp^sponsored by the Indian (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY (3) CONGRESSIONAL (3) BARNABY JONES — 10:30 — iwgey, iwgey, double bogey and sent him reeling to a chilly 74, Shue, Philadelphia coach Valley YMCA, and scheduled (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY REPORT (18) ORAL ROBERTS (18) LIVING WORD three over par. In other National Basketball Association games, Cleveland (18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (8) SPEAKING FOR Still, his 136 total, six under par< was good for a two-stroke lead to start Monday had been re­ — 10:00 — - 11:00 - beat Houston 111-106, Phoenix lost to Boston 122-107 for its ninth THE CONSUMER scheduled to start Nov. 19. (20-22-30) EMERGENCY (18) livii4q h ?a ith (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS m Make a Difference Where You Save! Celts Wing Along th ro u ^ two rounds^! the inaugural World Open, which has one- straight loss, the Capital Bullets beat Kansas City-Omaha 109-96, The program is to be held in (24) ONE OF A KIND (20) INSIGHT (24) FIRING LINE (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT half million dollars up for grabs with $100,000 going to the winner Portland defeated Buffalo 122-108 and Los Angeles (22) CELEBRITY BOWLING m IT DOES the Vernon Center Middle - 8:30 - 11:30 - of this eight-round, 144-hole event that doesn’t end until Nov. 17. beat Seattle 118-111. * (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN - 10:30 - M With Gilbert fighting his way out of woods and water, traps and School and because the (3) M*A*S*H (3) GREAT MYSTERIES (3) MOVIE REGUUkR Like Dynasty Days In the only American Basketball Association game, the schools will be closed this (40) ROLLER DERBY trouble Allen Miller and Ron Cemido closed up on the man who Carolina Cougars defeated Kentucky 139-111. (8-40) MOVIE (8) EVIL TOUCH "Invitation to the Dance” (1956) coming Monday in celebration (18) WILBURN BROTHERS - 12:30 — (8-40) INVITATION TO SAVINGS ' SAVINGS threatened to make a rout of it with his brilliant opening round. Cougars 139, Colonels 111 (40) NIGHT GALLERY BOSfON (AP) — The Boston Celtics are winging along Miller had a 71 on the demanding, 7,007-yard NO. 2 course at the of Veteran’s Day, the date had "Death Race" (3) PRO FOOTBALL THE ROYAL WEDDING Pro basketball came back to Cincinnat after a two-year — 11:00 - as in their dynasty years, and neither the Irish name nor Pinehurst Country Club, and Cemido matched his 138 total with to be changed. (24) DAVID SUSSKIND (8) DIALOGUE (20-30) JOHNNY CARSON ci}ic/ O A IV 5V4% Dividend paid absence and the change of locale did nothing for Kentucky which (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS ,\sst>i ixritJM the Kelly green and white uniforms have anything to do another 69. Both Cerrudo end Gilbert played the No 4 course, a More than 50 boys from Ver­ - 9:00 — (20-22-30) MEET THE PRESS from day of de^sit ended a seven-game win streak by losing to Carolina 139-111 non, Tolland and South Wind­ — 11:30 — with it. 6,905-yard layout in the C!arolina sandhills. Both courses play to a “We didn’t want to fall on our face — and that’s just what we — 1:00 - vtsrms- 4 times yearly. (3) MARY TYLER MOORE Maybe there’s been a luck factor at times during their 9-3 start, par 71. sor have signed up for the (18) PORTER WAGONER (3) PRO FOOTBALL (3) NAME OF THE GAME MineStiTii'i nniT Fiwiiietn l■^T7'if^vl^t did,” said league-leading scorer Dan Issel who was held to just classes. (8) MOVIE Wednesday but the chief reason for their success is very simple. President ’The bulky international field of 240-some 20 countries are one basket in the first 16 minutes. “I hope the Cincinnati fans give (20-22-30) MOVIE Cowboya va. QIanta at New Haven 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER * ROUTE 31, COVENTRY (8) EIGHTH DAY 'Torpedo Bay” (1962) Red Auerbach and Coach Tommy Heinscihn have put together a represented-are alternating courses on he first four days of the Herald photo by Ofiara us a second chance, but I’m not sure we earned it.” “Buck and the Preacher” (1972) tournament. After Sunday’s fourth round, the field will be cut to (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL (18) NEWS - 6:00 ^ , solid team. Lakers 118, SuperSoHics 111 - 9:30 ^ Oops, One Missed Note (22-30) NHL HOCKEY (3-8-22) NEWS The Celtics, who won 11 National BasketbaRAssociation cham-. the. low 70 scorers for the last four rounds, all at No. 2. Sonic Center Spencer Haywood and Los Angeles’ Bill Bridges Conderino Heads (3) BOB NEWHART Patrlota va. Jeta at New York (40) CONVERSATIONS WITH (18) I SPY pionships in 13 years during their glory days, once again have the Gay Brewer, a 41-year-old former Masters champion who has a traded punches during Los Angeles’ 118-111 victory over Seattle (18) WARREN ROBERTS chief ingredient—a strong bench. habit of playing well in the big-money events, and rookie Tom Army, Navy Club - 1:30 — (20) SOUNDING BOARD and the referee counted both of them out of the game. “ Jo Jo White, a veteran starter, provided the spairk with a 17- Kite shared fourth place at 141, each after a 72. - 10:00 — (8-40) ISSUES AND (24) ZOOM Also out, but with a concussion, was Sonic guard Abdul Marti Conderino of 459 Monday point third period, but the reserves came through in outstanding A haU-dozen settled at 142- par for two rounds—and 44-year- (3) CAROL BURNETT. ANSWERS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH MANCHESTER Sports Briefs Rahman who was hurt when he was knocked to the floor during Keeney St. has been elected (8-40) GRIFF (40) WILD WILD WEST fashion Friday night as the (Celtics rolled to their fifth con­ old Arnold Palmer was one of three at 143.* the fighf. president of the Manchester — 2:00 — secutive victory 122-107 in handing the hapless Phoenix Suns a South African Gary Player blew to a 77-150. Billy Casper blocked punt recovered in the Gail Goodrich scored 36 points to lead the Lakers. Army & Navy Club for 1973-74, - 10:30 — (8) AMERICAN BANDSTAND — 6:00 — - 8:30 - OLDSMOBILE Hawks Triumph (18) ROCK CHURCH ninth straight defeat. matched the best round of the day with 69^145. Rookie Ben end zone by John Toner gave Bullets 109, Kings 96 succeeding James Fogarty. (18) CONNECTICUT (3-8-22) NEWS (3-8-22-30) NEWS "Your Oldsmebilt Dtoltr" (Crenshaw inproved to 71-146. Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf, Lee NEW HAVEN (AP) - Steve ‘The Capital Bullets bolted to a 35-27 first period lead on the (24) MAKING THINGS GROW With the Celtics in front 62-59, White exploded, hitting on out­ th e University of Conderino was vice president -11KK) — REPORT (18) I SPY side pops and driving layups. He lifted Boston to an 87-76 lead at Trevino and U.S. Open champ Johnny Miller are not competing. West’s three goals led the New strength of 13 points by Mike Riordan, and raced past Kansas (20) SOUNDING BOARD • Massachusetts freshman foot­ for the past two years. (3-8-40) NEVI^^ (40) MOVIE *1:- 7:00 — the three-quarter mark and then retired for the night. Haven Nighthawks to a 7-5 City-Oipaha l()9-96. (24) ZOOM S12 WEST CENTER ST. - 80-1511 ball team a 14-12 victory over Other officers for 1973-74 are: (18) Bt a g e c o Xc h w e s t “Picnic" (1955) (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD <. Paul Westphal, a No. 1 draft choice from Southern California American Hockey League vic­ Blazers 122, Braves 108 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH their University of Connecticut James R. Wagner, vice presi­ — 2:30 - last year, erne off the bench early to give Don Chaney a chance to tory over the Springfield Kings It was a night to keep streaks intact, a$ Portland defeated Buf­ (40) WILD WILD WEST counteirarts FYiday. dent; Ernest J. P ain .,, (3) MOVIE (8) TO BE ANNOUNCED • rest a pulled hamstring. Westphal responded with 18 points, five Friday nfght. falo 122-108. For the Blazers, it was their their straight victory (18) RELIGIOUS Hoop Clinic Slated at Y ’The two teams meet again After UConn’s second secretary; William Stone, “Bathe ol the Bulge” (1999) -6 :3 0 - NEW or USED assists and eight rebounds. touchdown of the game—a 23- while the Braves have now lost five straight. assistant^secretary ; Walter A. (8) MOVIE TOWN HALL Saturday on Springfield ice. (3-8-22-30) NEWS Reserve forward Steve Kuberski Showed plenty in 21 nninutek Midgets — Wednesday at 6:30. yard run by Rick Mason—a Backus, treasurer; Arthur “Promite Her Anyttiing” (1966) (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Dates for the basketball The Nighthawks were outshot ^ - r ?KH) - of action, scoring 16 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. Veteran Ar­ All players must wear sneaks. twopoint conversion run failed Lieber, assistant treasurer; (20) BURT REYNOLDS (8) IT PAYS. TO BE — 7:00 — tie Williams wrecked the Suns with his pinpoint passig after clinics at the Y are as follows: by almost two-to-one but goalie Tuesday — Peewee at 6:3(J; All boys must attend to be eligi­ Graham Parsons was the and the Huskies lost their last Robert Doering, financial (22-30) BURT REYNOLDS IGNORANt (3) MOVIE White finished with 25 points in three periods. StSnck ble for team play. difference as Springfield fired chance to tie the score. % secretary; Robert D’Abate, (40) AVENGERS (18) OLD TIME GOSPEL "Fllm-R«m Min” t u c iR0Ni:s chaplain; and Stanley Zlma, HOUR (8) TRUTH OR SONY. TV 51 shots on goal to New Haven’s Saints Move Up Notch sergeant-at-arms. CONSEQUENCES KANSAS CITY - The Kansas 27. — 3:30 — LflBORMOfiltS City-Omaha Kings sent second- Elected to the board of gover­ Sunday (18) DICK VAN DYKE (8) MOVIE Rigorous quality control procedures-iGt I year forward Ron Riley to ttie Expectant Father nors for three-year terms were (20) NBC NEWS BOLTON UConn Pups Bow Thanks to New Goalie “The War of the Worlda” (1953) every stage of the manufacturing process— Houston Rockets for Otto Fogarty, Chester Gromnlski (22-30) NEWS 277 BROAD ^BOSTON (AP) - Bobby Orr, -7 iO O — — 4KI0 — insures flavifless performance from evdry Moore in a National Basketball STORRS (AP) - A 48yard the Boston Bruins’ super 'and Dave Krlnjak. Elected (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW punt return by Bob Peck and a NEW YORK (AP) - The Chernoff in the third period auditors were Gyde Beckwith (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (3) BIG VALLEY Sony product you buy. "Quality lirst” has ICE PALACE Association trade. defenseman, IS an expectant Minnesota Fighting Saints have (40) ABC NEWS Friday night and the Saints and William Sheridan. - 7:30 - (18) COUNTRY PLACE earned for Sony worldwide recognition as Rout* 9, Bolton...Acro8s from Munoon'o father. taken over second place in the (20) PRO FOOTBALL — 7:30 — F JL lU n U L the unquestioned leader In solid stale elec­ , Orr disclosed Friday that his went on to a 3-1 victory over the (8) WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS (8) POLICE SURGEON Candy...Phono 846-7881 World Hockey Association West hapless Blazers. (30) RING AROUND THE . Steeira va. Raldera at Oakland tronics. Here’s another example ol Sony wife, Peggy, is expecting a and rookie goalie John Garrett (24) BEHIND THE LINES (18) GREEN ACRES "Without Garrett playing a WORLD UR quality. baby next July. The couple was is the reason why. Pollock Art (40) I LOVE LUCY (20) FILM married in September before spectacular game,” said - 7-.48 - KV-1510 TRINITRON* POBLIC SKATIN6 SCHEDULE prof^ssiohol Garrett made a circus save -4 :3 0 - (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES the start of the Bruins’ training Minnesota Coach Harry Neale, Works Stolen (3) CHRISTOPHER CLOSUP srmo COLOR ;rv FRIDAY EVENINQ: 7:40 - 9:30 on a shot by Vancouver’s Mike “we lose. He made-a great save (18) TEACH-IN (24) WOMEN camp. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P )- (40) SACRED HEART SATURDAY AFTERNOON: 1:10 - 2i30 on Chernoff that I still don't (40) CHAMPIONS (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES > 15-Inch screen measured diagonally REMODELING CONSULTANTS Three Jackson Pollock pain­ (40) POLKA RADIOS ' Trinitron one gun/one lens system for SUNDAY AFTERNOON: 2:30 - 3:80 INC. believe. Chernoff was al(^lone tings have been stolen from the -5 :0 0 - sharp, bright, life-like color SUNDAY EVENINQ: 7:30 - 9A0 ADUbTS ONLY with an open net.” apartment of Prof. Reginald R. Our SPEEDY Specialty (3) FAMOUS CLASSIC — 8:00 - TV-Radio Sales and Service There was just one other (8-40) ROOKIES > Push button automatic fine tuning, color ADMISSION: Isaacs of the Harvard School of TRULY DEUCIOUO TALES and hue control $1.80Adult8 Modernize yyJth KUNIi-FU WHA game played and the Los Design. Angeles Sharks won 4-2 over the Isaacs declined to give a CHICKEN _H ■], r ______31.00 Chlldwn Undur 12 ■ the professionals MANCHESTER Toronto Toros. value for the paintings, but said Brown In 6 Minutes & BOUTIQUE • Aluminum Siding FIRE DRAGON In National Hockey League the most valuable of the three NOVEMBER farV ETER A H S DAY action, the Atlanta Flames The world’s “finest eatin’ nLUKEBIIIMl SHOP PHONE • Free Estimates Monday A Wadnasday taken Thursday was worth chicken” with incomparable skated to a 3-3 tie with the New more than d |500,000 Pollock , EvanRig, 7:30 P.M. York , Rangers, the California taste. • WEDDING GOWNS SPECIAL ______646-1460 • Fully Insured owned by Harvard’s Fogg Art CALL IN ORDER • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS ^ C H H iln ii FOR INFORMATION Golden Seals beat the Buffalo ELECTRONICS HOURS Sabres 6-3 and,the Chicago Museum. Pick Up 10 Minutes Later • MOTHER OF THE BRIOr DRESSES STANEK 485 E. NIitIclle Tpke. 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PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Nov. 10. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENLNG HERALD, Manchester, (toan.. Sat., Nov. 10,1978 — PAGE NINE! liifoa Fof ia ie 4 tarvIeM Oflerad 12 IM hg-B idkig -C lilm H U f is Help Wmitisd SB Help Wanted 28 Articlea for Bale SB Booms Without Board 88 NEED dAR? Credit bad? GUTTERS and roofs repaired NEWSPRIN’T end rolls. 25 Bankrupt? Repossessed? and replaced. Excellent LADIES Only N ialy furnished HAPPY ADS Ordo' Yon|' Honest Douglas accepts lowest cents ach. Inquire side dar. ram for rent, ail utiiitia in­ Raiders CERAMIC workmanship. Reasonable Cheney Brothers Manchater Evelng Herald. PARKADE PINNE’TTES - S59,.Bundl Tarca 354, Vic down, smallestSt payments.paym ei rica. F ra atimates. Ralph Hat pormanont■nant faH-tmo opaninga In tha following cluded, private bedroom with Betty Plumley 196-611, Millie Marlnelll 141, Andy Douglas Motors, 345 Mato. Flrat Clpaa community kitchen, living “Happy T liE gaunders, 646-1S99. poaHlona: MODEL 26 KLH compact Denley 196, Pat Twerdy 185-456, Lamoureaux 135. ‘ Om Call ' " . fl I * * r a m and two baths. 'I d a lly r AUTO INSURANCE - com­ 8HECT METAL s te ra system, excellent condi­ lasted to bus line and stores. Margaret Engel 176, Irene Does It AIM ROSSI Roofing! sidings WEAVERS tion. $ m . 646-7723. Stone 183-456, Ruth Smith 179^ H o u ^ r pare oiir low rates. For' a chimneys, jgutters. F ra es­ LOOM CLEANERS Plase call after 5 p.m., 6M- HAPPY HOLIDAYS- Sarah telephone'quotation, call Mr. We specialtoe to ceramic tile, timates, fuUy insured. Daye, NiECHANICS LOOM FIXERS RIQ UP PERSONNEL 0383. 505, Lori Jones 189486, Phyllis L upacchino 129-347, Ja n et Dolm at 6496050. slate, flagstone and quarry M”' CONSOLE TV, mahogany, NEW YORK (AP) The last time the Oakland Raiders Dallas takes a tie with Washington for first place in the NFC Ruzzfer 176, Linda Gustafson evenings, 529-8056, Paul KNOTTERS f in is R e r s Zenith; calculator, electric. Acelln 130-^. tile. For complete bathroom Cosgrove, 643-5364. A M AC HINE' ROOM FOR rent, female. saw the Pittsburgh Steelers, funny things happened to East to visit the New York Giants. 469, Donna Newton 472. Today! 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, running remodeling, we’ll handle all Call 646-7718 after 4. Phone 849-9569'or 6494805. them . Funny things like deflected passes w ith five seconds The suddenly hot New Orleans Saints, winners of four of their condition but needs work. $75 or carpentry, plilmbtog and tile a s s e m b l e r s , U.s. MIXED-Walt Wa havo Inatruetora who will train quallflad ELECTROLUX - with power to go. And ^ e next thing they knew, the Raiders’ National last five games, take their NFC West hopes into Los Angeles for a WEDNESDAY WIVES - Hockenberry 200-529, Paul best offer. Call 643-1802 after­ work, l^pert workmanship HaaUng-PlumbIng 17 Minimum one year ATTRACTIVE sleeping Joyce Fontaine 199-463, Peggy noons. applicanta. i nozzle, like new. Must room,gentleman, shower-bath, Football League season was over. confrontation with the first-place Rams, losers of two straight. Pagirckas 204-631, Ed Yourkas CAU,«43-2ni and rasonable rates. experience. Must read Mcrifice. Call 875-9190. The Atlanta-Philadiphia game matches two teams on the up­ Callahan 468, Wanda Forrest BOTTI H ating and Plumbing Excallant company paid fringe bonaflta. private entrance. F r a parking. That was in the 1972 playoffs when Franco Harris grabbed the 206-558, Ralph Carlson 550, 1967 CHEVELLE, SS, 396, hard- Call MandevHIa Prompt, courteous servla. blueprints. Excellent fringe Apply 195 Spruce Street. swing. ’The Falcons are only one game behind LA with four con­ 457. benefits and pay. Apply... errant pass on the final play of the game to score Pittsburgh’s Roland Smith 522, Ralph Trott ...S e m M A * Manchester top, new engine, exhaust Call 643-1496. g a r a g e SALE - Books, winning touchdown and send the Steelers into the American Foot­ secutive victories, their longest winning streak ever. And the 522, Bob Dawson 516, Bill 643-9678 reards, carpet, nail kegs, mis- moyhaviMiityoK system and brakes. 649-4046. MOTHER TEEN Daughter ball Conference championship game. Eagles have ridden Roman Gabriel’s passing to three victoria in JEWEL - Cookie Duval 180, Uvengood 522, Ed Wilson 526, NO JOB too smaU. Immediate PRESSURE BLAST cellanaus household items. 10- ^ould share home with woman. their last four games. Lize Karpe 176, Rose Vemazza olMppycHH Evening CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. 4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, In other Sunday action, Minnesota tries to wrap up the NFC Sjelia Price 188-492, Sandy 1970 VOLKSWAGEN square se rv ia on arv lc e caUs. F r a MFe.C0.JNC, 21 Cooper HUI Street ' We offer private ram and 189, Nancy Q^nn 175, Anita November 10,11th, 119 Autumn Central Division title against Detroit, Washington is home Brown 177-485, Carol O’Brien Herald back, tan, 50,000 miles, $1,450. MILLAR Tree Service Inic. — estimates gladly given on 41 Chapel S tra t Maneheeter, Conn. bath, use of r a r a tio n ra m . New Coach Ron Waller will try to turn San Diego around Malcolm 184-474, Gurd Phone 649-7025. Removal, pruning, spraying, hpattog or mnmbing. Fauats S tra t, Manchester. 649-9669. against San Francisco, New Orleans plays at Los Angeles, against Denver. He may have wide receiver Gary Garrison, 180,Glnger Yourkas 195-187-542, M anchater, Conn. ■ ______642-4141. Baltimore is at Miami, Atlanta visits Philadelphia, Dallas faces Rasmussen 476, Gigi Carlow Eleanor Wilson 202-512, Mary etc. Fully insura. Ucensa. repaired or Installed. Water who’s listed as a probable after missing five games with a 496. 1963 CHEVROLET four-door Free estimates. Phone 633-5346. pumps worked on. Complete LEAF BLOWER - with vacuum LARGE ra m , complete light the New York Giants at New Haven, Denver entertains San Kolaowski 185-479, Ruth Smith hose, intake vacuum, and can­ separated shoulder. sedan, running condition. $(B. hattog systems, ra rooms, CaU Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, housekaping, private parking, Diego, Cincinnati is at Buffalo, Houston hosts Geveland, St. 465, Peg Callahan 508. vas bag attachments. $80. 6494358 or 643.4266. KACEY - Jim Watt 288477, Happiness Is: Phone 649-6205 after 3 p.m. CUSTOM MADE draperies, etc. CaU M It M Plumbing k betwan 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Louis visits Green Bay, and New England plays the Jets at New Cincinnati’s defense will be a little patched up against Buffalo very reasonable, work H ating, 649-2871. Phone 643-5825. Wayne Tracey 204-535, John weekdays. • ' ~ ■ — ...... Ill i York. and 0. J. Simpson. Safety Tom Casanova is out with an injured MERCHANTS - George Clark Attending the MUSTANG - 1971, Mach I, 4- guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- ‘ NICE ROOM for gentleman. Monday night’s game has Chicago playing at Kansas City. Ragna 200452, A1 Bolls 231450, speed, power steering and SEWERLINES, sink Hnes, HELP WANTED TAG SALE - November 10th Phone 649-5001. hamstring and tackle Mike Reid is nursing a bad back. 145-361, Ed Mockus 1430383, and 11th, 10-4 p.m., 55 Sanford Minnesota whipped Detroit 23-9 in tteir first meeting this Terry Sheppard 200-574, Bruce brakes, low mileage, unusually cleaned with elbctric cutters, Maehlna Operatort Ding Balch 355, Reg Tomlinson Rd., Manchester. season — making 11 straight times since 1968. Houston ended a two-season 18-game losing streak last Sunday Davis 213, Mario Frattaroli 210- 369. ' TURKEY BINGO clean. 644-29ti. CUSTOM MADE draperies, ^ professionals. McKinney PrevloiM fMtory txiiartMca talrad. Rtoidy woit with good LARGE pleasant furnished and hopes to continue the prosperity against Cleveland. 535, ,B111 August 242474, Tom Monday, November 12th at 7:30 p.m. Miscellanaus and household room, lady working days San Francisco and WasMngton are both coming off losses, the very reasonable, work Bros. Sewer Dispoal Com­ pay. fuR campany paid iMuranea program. items. ■> guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- pany, 643-5308. preferred, light housekaping 49ers to Detroit and the Redskins to Pittsburgh. Green Bay, sees the one that got away when it meets St. Louis Picket 202-520, Cieorge Murray PARKADE DUSTY - Larry St. Bridget's School Cafeteria 1967 FORD Squire Station 544, Ray Duhamek 525, Frank wagon, automatic, excellent optional. Call 643-7190. Baltimore’s Marty Domres is listed as questionable for the and Donny Anderson. ’The ex-Packer running back is leading the Davis 209-145-639, Gene Nead 70 Main Street, Manchester TAG SALE - Miscellaneous Roberts 524, (Tharlie Tarpinian condition, 390 gine, studded FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing" R N 8 . L P N 8 AMERBELIE CORPORATION Colts’ game in Miami. He suffered a chipped thumb bone in prac­ NFL with 10 touchdowns while the entire Green Bay team has 246-597, Pete DeCarU 213-548, repairs, remodeUng, f r a es­ items, Saturday and Sunday, ROOM FC)R r e n t, o ld e r 509, Norman Dey 554, Gerry Sponsored by the Rosary Society snow tire s.: 43-9044. CUSTOM made draperla and A ID E 8 104 L Mata StraaL RodnRIa rain or shine, 41 French Road, tice this week. managed only eight all year. Ed Bachl 543, Red Stermer 206- timates. No job loo small. working man preferred. Phone Kosar 519, Mai Dana 553, Mark bedsprads. Wide selections of Ab Equal OppartMHy Employar tinea 1838 Bolton, off Route 85, past Joe Namath, who’s been out since the second game of the Kansas City will go without quarterback Len Dawson again, 508, Ed Spence 21^538, Joe fabrics. Call 649-1788 anytime. Prompt arvlce on emergency. *FuU or part-time positioa 6494271, 21 Summit Street, Sullivan 502, Mark Olsen 523, 1966 CHEVROLET station Sperry’s Glen. season with a shoulder separation, won’t return to action against using Mike Livingston against Chicago. Dawson is nursing an in­ LaVau 210-548, Terry Sheppard Wagon, 6 cylinder, dependable 643-7M4. available on 3-11 and 11-7 Manchater. Frank Ruff 519, Cy Perkins 538, New England. ’The New York Jets said Friday that A1 Woodall jured heei. 206-588, Mike Lettiefl 231-548, Happy Birthday Happy transportation. $250. Call after TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving shifts: (tompany paid life, Nels Johnson 506. health, major medical and TAG SALE - Sunday, November FURNISHED room for would go at quarterback. Dee MiUer 525, Bob OUver 542, 6 p.m., 6494M77. large appliances, cleaning 11th, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., 216 Union LINDA First Anniversary cellars and attics, also some Flooring IB diability insurance. Truly gentleman, homelike at­ Stan Pliska 508, Dick Moonan (yesterday Strat, Maahater. mosphere, includes kitchen and Y LEAGUE - Frank Calvo 212, Roland Smith 523, Ted POOH 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, .tree work done. 644-1775. one of the best benefit WAREHOUSEMEN/ORI^R SELECTORS 175-155437, Carl Bolin 162426, New tires, battery, brakes. F L O O R . S a n d in g --^..and parking, saurity. Call 649-4936, Bidwell 531, Ed Yourkas 532, Love Love, packages in the industry. IBM SelectricTypewriter, like 649-3436. Tony MarineUi 158-395, Ed Bur­ Very good condition. Best offer. GUTTERS cleaned and Refinlshing, (spaiauzing in Pleasant working conditioa. College Football Roundup Tom Miner 507, Mike Masilonis Squat Ruby older floors). Inside and outside new, used veiy little in private bank 148-138419, Fred McCurry 6434570 after 3 p.m. repaired. Guaranteed no leaf Applicationa now baing taken for full-time and part- home. Also Glideline Drafting 531, Art Pinney 533, Jeff Baker patot^. John Verfaille, 646- Opportunity to join dynamic ROOM FOR rent to mature in­ 156-366, Don Simmons 147-376, problem. Interior, exterior time openings for warehousemen. Experienced Machine for 37x72 drafting 517 Ed Wilson 517, Joe Kauzon 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury, HI, painting. Rasonable rates. 646- lm 2 2 2 . nursing team a one of the dividual in private home. Phone Mike Balesano 364, Ken Seaton preferred. Top wages, with Blue Ofoee, Blue Shield, table. 646-1957 anytime. 643-1960. 500, Lou Polinsky 554, Greg Happy 28th Happy 7th Birthday wagon, factory air-conditioned, nation’s largat halUi care 143-137-377, Ed Kovis 385, RoUo Major Medical and profit sharing. Apply now at: Wildes 506. MOM and DAD JOHN KELSEY 383 engine, power steering, facilities continues to CHILD’S dresser, good condi­ Showdown Near Lupacchino 157-388, A1 Love, radio, needs little body work. SNOW PLOWING, very OondS’Stoeka-tlongagiaa 27 expand.' Love, tion, $10. Sofa and chair, good Apartments For Rent 63 Bujaucius 140-375, Roy DeVeau EARLY BIRDS - Barbara Mom, Dad, Nana, Lisa, Asking $250. 6494645. reasonable, Mandiater ara. andition, $50. Phone 646-5876. 139-364, Charles Whelan 172-380, F r a atim ate. CaU 6RF5489. MORTGAGES, loans first se-’ Callahn 146-366, Fran Doyon Dee and Jim Donna, Bruce and Trov cood, tUnl. AH kinds. R ^ y Contact Etnelitt Kum lk I Bob Boroch 365, Russ DeVeau PINTX) 1972 runabout, 2,000 cc MABTIN-BBOWER CO. 4 1/2 ROOMS, saond fla r. In Two Circuits ,132-14^379, Millie Rudin 127- statewide, credit rating un­ Assistant Director of 200 Praitigo Nit Id.. EaM HailfonL Coin TWO p ie a wood storm win­ Adults only, no children or pets. 355, Pete Aceto 358, Dick Krol engine, automatic, radio, PAINTINGS, portraits, 11- dows, ^ l/2x 63 up. 6434747. 134-368, Nancy Belsky 126-241, custom interior. 1,3(X) miles. lustrations, program daigns. necessary. Reasonable. Con- Nursing Service 649-4068. Happy Birthday fidatial, quick arrangemats. NEW YOflK (AP) — Just as they did a year ago, Ohio Sophie Welply 126-341, Betty Happy 1st Birthday Call 643-2582. Ctoll Gary, 6W-Sw6 after 6. Aceto 125, Robbie Williams 125. November 11th Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. M EAO O W 8 Garden Products 50 MANCHESTER - Choice of State and Michigan are heading toward a Big Ten show­ CARRIE COLEMAN DELIVERY and stock clerk for PATTY 1965 FALOON, good running JUNK CARS removed, any con­ 100 Constitution F m a , Hart­ CONVALESCENT four-room apartments, in two- down and Southern Caiifomia and UCLA are doing the I— ------T From the ford. Evenings, 2384879. wholesale distributor in PYTHIAS - Cy Perkins 202-569, condition, $100. Call 6 4 6 - ^ dition, $10. 74^7l74 or 8 7 9 ^ . IMMEDIATE family home on S tra t S tra t. Love McAullffe Qang CENTER M anchater. Full-time, good Nice backyard. Wall-to-wall same in the Pacifii-8. j (HI Scoreiioard M [ Allan Skinner 509, Howard after 5 p.m. Mala, Karla and Melissa MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 333 Bidwell St. Manchester CASH COMMISSIONS pay, steady work. Phone for in­ THE PO TATO carpeting,, stove and Ih e head-to-head shootouts are two weeks off but all four were Skinner Jr. 537, Howard terview, 643-2826. lopsided favorites to keep roliing today. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a m ortgaga — interim financing 646-2321 refrigerator. Walk to bus a d Skinner Sr. 554, (3erry Chappell Painting-Paporing 12 — eiq^tlous and confldatim 1 Sell nationally-famous Knapp | WAREHOUSE Trucks-Trsetor B 8y CnMor S b o p ^ Cantor shopping. Like living in your In the Midwest, top-rated Ohio State entertained Michigan 501. service, J. D. Real Estate I shoa, part or full-time. Very < INSPECTOR - person to work own home. Immediate oaupan- State while No.4 Michigan entertained Illinois. On the West NBA RESTAURANT - Roy McGuire GEORGE N. Converse — Assoc. M4129. HAIRDRESSER - needed, full t h i ^ a s h com m iuiou plus! to ftoal inspection. Must be f t Open lo r th e Season CT. $225 monthly. "Call Mr. H E M IO 1962 FORD VAN' for parts. $65. Interior and exterior painting, Coast, No. 8 Southern Cal was at home against Stanford and Eastern Conference 143-143-398, Dick Krinjak 355, Call anytime, 649-0125. or part-time, preferably familiar witn inspation tools Evans, own-agent, from 9 a.m.- PIUSEREIU) paperhangtog. CaU 643-2804. b a u s a , benefits. Your own; and have blueprint reading ninth-ranked UCLA visited Oregon. Atlantic Division Larry Bates 375, Bill Sheekey B O U E T m l S Businoaa Opportunlly 22 Thursday, Friday and Satur­ > bustoea. No to v a tm a t. F r a We also have winter 9 p.m., 1-749-0759. Alabama, ranked second, and No. 7 Louisiana State are idle but W L Pcf GB day, Assistant or Managers aperience. CaU 646-3800. 152-3M, Harry Buckmbster 374, YOUR AD 1968 FORD half ton, pick-up R&M PAINTING - Painting, I selling and training kit. R.L. squash, turnips and third-ranked Oklahoma played No. 10 Missouri, No. 5 Notre Boston 9 3 .750 4V5 F6r Your truck, new clutch, shocks, license helpful. Excellent Jim Bell 147-368, Steve paperhangtog, exterior and in­ REMODELER - BUILDING • Johnson, Dept. CMH-2, Knapp < GENERAL Helper - needed to MANCHESTER - F ive-ram Dame waS at No. 20 Pitt and No. 6 Penn State entertained North New York 7 7 .500 8 helper springs, excellent condi­ workiirktoig anditions. Friendly radishes. Williams 14^353, Ed Doucette Informailon Classified or “Want Ads’ terior, commercial and product u l a . FaclUties only to [Centre, Brockton, Mass. perform odd jobs around duplex 3 bedram s, adults, no Carolina State. Buffalo 6 9 .400 4Vii tion, $1,100 or b a t offer. Call atmosnospnere. Phone 649-7666 or 646-8248 Sr. 139-382, Bob Hyde 138-137- THE HERALD will not dis­ are taken over the phone as a raidential, 6444642. rent to Manchater ara. M at 02401. automobile dalership, driver’s pels, references. $140. LaPata The Second Ten finds Iowa State at No. 12 Nebraska, No. 12 6434017. beautiful remodeling 875-5h5547. Agency, R altor, 646-2440. Philadelphia 4 8 .333 5 390, Dave Viara 141-370, Ed close the identity of any convenience. The advertiser license, plus good driving Texas Tech at Texas (Christian, Baylor at No. 13 Texas, Wyoming J.p. LEWIS Son custom s h o w ro o m s k itc h e n s , Central Division Doucette Jr. 152-397, John Or­ advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST St WANT TO do am ething extra reard required. Inquire to J a decorating, interior and, basemats, sit , p a ls , com- McCavaagh betwea 8-5 or FOUR-ROOM apartment. at No. 14 Arizona State, No. 15 Houston at Colorado State, No. 17 Atlanta 8 6 .571 tolan! 141-379, Frank Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and Campors-TnUors . spaial this Christmas? Be an Miami of Ohio at No. 19 Kent State for the Mid-American Capital 7 5 .583 Uoblla Homos ^ B exterior, paper hanging. FuUy pletely set up. portunity to LANE Custodian - Nights, app- call for an appointment 646- Household Goods 51 C lea. Built-in stove, one car McNamara 148-395, Rollie Irish ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time m U b u i r - icts. Unique Avon Representative. Your ear­ parking. Own cellar. $160 plus Conference crown dnd a spot in the Tangerine Bowl and (k)lorado aeveland 4 10 .286 4 in su r^. 6&96S8. nings go a long way to making te to person, HoUday L an a, 39 4321. Lynch Toyota, 345 Center 141-399, Bdb Boroch 147-140408, identity can follow this for the next insertion. ’Die a t up. wiU hem you get started. Spencer Strat, Manchater. S tra t. CONTEMPORARY blue velvet escrow. 6494)783. is at No. 18 Kansas. Houston 4 11 ..267 4\^ Pete Krupa 142-350, Bob procedure: 1973 PROWLER, 20’, used one l - 2 » ^ , before 8:30 a.m. Christina merrier for your a - Herald is responsible for only month, sleeps 7, excellent con­ INSIDE-Outside painting. couch, excellent condition. In 1971, a 4-4 Michigan State team journeyed to Columbus to Western Conference Schreiter 143-356, Joe Bachiochi Enclose your reply to the tire family. CaU now, 2894922. 456 MAIN STREET - three ONE incorrect or omitted in­ dition. Fully equipped. $2,800 Spaial rates for paple over m. RN’S and LPN’S, full-time and EXPERIENCED full-time Phone. 646-l%9. face 6-1 and nationally ranked Ohio State. Eric Allen scored twice Mideast Division box in an envelope — ad­ room apartment, $140, hat, 150-375, John Brem ser 354, sertion for any advertisement firm. Can be seen at 303 Wood- Fully insured. Estimates giva. Help Wanted 28 MALE - Part-time for tire ser­ part-time, aU shifts. Good star­ cashier, ^ply'in person. in a 17-10 upset. A year ago, the Buckeyes were unbeaten in seven Milwaukee 12 1 .923 Call 649-7863. security. CaU 646-2425, 9-5. Gene G rillo 143-399, Bill dressed to the Classified and then only to the extent of a bridge Street, Manchester, 046- v ia department. Mornings and ling a la ry . Regular pay in­ T reasure Ciity, M anchester CLEAN USED — refrigerators, games when they came to East Lansing to meet the 3-4-1 Spar­ Chicago 11 2 .846 1 McKinney 367, Emil Palmier! Manager, Manchester creases. Liberal fringe Parkade, after 10 a.m. ranges, automatic washers "mak^ good” insertion. 4862. REGISTERED nurses, new afternoons available. Good AVAILABLE immediately - tans. jthey went home a 19-12 loser when Dirk Kryt booted four Detroit 9 5 .643 3Vk 360. Evening Herald,' together Errors which do not lessen the GRAD S’TUDENTS avaUable alary scale, 40-hour wak, benefits. Phone Mrs. Davb, with guarantas. See them at B. field goals. for painting, 4 years 528-2167 dr apply in person. DRIVERS FOR schal busa, D. Pearl’s Appliaces, 649 Main pleasat first flar apartment, K.C.-Omaha 4 9 .308 8 with a memo listing the com­ value of the advertisement salaryalary $4($408.77 be-wakly, 3 The Spartans will be trying to make it three in a row. No one Motorcyclos-BIcyelas 11 experience, fully insured. F ra East Hartford Convalescent immediate openings available. St., CaU 643-2171. large kitchen, centrally Pacific Division COUNTRY CLUB - Norm panies you do NOT want to see will not be corrected by p.m.-il p.m. shift or 11 p.m.-7 located, $135 plus heat, no else has managed to beat Ohio State in each of the last two years. Portland 7 4 .636 Gark 139-361, Vic Abraitis 162- estimates. Call our eompetitors a.m. shift, fuU-time, part-time. Home. 745 Main S tra t, E a t Hours 7:30-8:45 a.m., and 2:15- your letter. Your letter will be “make good” insertion. then call us, 649-7034. BEDROOM Set with two appliaces, lease and sai^ty. Michigan State, which has been trying ail season to find an at­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Many fringe b aefits. Veteran’s Hartford. 3:30 p.m. WiU train, good pay. Los Angeles ’ 9 6 .600 391, Fred Baker 173414, Larry destroyed if the advertiser is WAITRESS wanted also erasere,$45 firm. Phone 647- 64^978, 646-4780. makes, models and speeds. Home andtHospltoi, exit 23 off kitchen women, days or 643-2414. tack, lost three offensive performers via injuries while beating Golden SUte 6 5 .545 1 Bates 137-367, Don Benoit 135- one you’ve mentioned. If not STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, EXPERIENCED waiters or 1627. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, 1-91 or caU 5^2571, Ext. 395, evenings, full or p ^ -tim e . Top Wisconsin 21-0 last week, including quarterback (Charlie Baggett. Seattle 5 11 .313 4V^ 353, A1 Bertussi 146-379, Bert it wiIU>e handled in the usual flrepteca, flagstone terraca, waitresses, Part-time. Dining 118 MAIN ST. - 3 r a m apart­ M anchater Bicylce Shop, 649- 233 or 248. Hat H ast Baf, Broad Strat. SEAMSTRESS - Experienced in Unbeaten Michigan’s Bo Schem bahler says, ‘"Theroad gets a Phoenix 2 12 .143 6Mi Davis 398, John Dyment 147-369, um a. 643-2711 concrete repairs, inside and ram , caktail lounge, and tailoring, men’s suits and MAPLE DINETTE set, drop ment, heat, saurity, $160. CaU 646-2426, 9-5. lot tougher from now until the end,” noting that the Wolverines Friday’s Games Ding F arr 382, Frank Kieman outside. Reasonably priced, FULL-’TIblE male clerk and banquets. Country Squire slacks. Excellat working ca- leaf table, 4 chairs, china 6434851. CARPENTERS wanted- Restaurant, Route 83, cabinet, buffet. Phone M3-8641. FRAN TARKENTON must face Illinois and Purdue prior to Ohio State. Illinois’ Bob Boston 122, Phoenix 107 368, Carroll Mladdox 350, Todd Lost and Found 1 Autos For Sals 1970 HONDA CB350, good andl- stock wbrii. Apply to trimmers aly. Experiena a ditioa, all tosurana fully paid E U to^n. 875-0481. MANCHESTER - Four' ram s, Has Vikings Out Front Blackman, on the other hand,' says he rates Ohio State and Philadelphia 94, New York 91 Peck 135-145-378, Bundi Tarca tion. Best offer. Must aU. CaU Barrett Phuttotog Supply, that, year ‘round work. CaU (Blue Cross, CMS, etc.), vaca- 7424195 after 6 p.m. Building-Contracting 14 (X)LOR Television ansole with appliances, parking, kids and Michigan the top two teams in the country. Ohio State whipped (Cleveland 111, Houston 106 139-357. LOST - Tri-colored Beagle, 1970 DODGE CSiallenger, air- Brad Strat, Manchater. 6494773. pets okay. $130. 08-91. Illinois 3(M) a week ago. MAN TO work to service sta­ ste ra , excellent condition. $300 Capital 109, K.C.-Omaha 96 male, to Vernon, Baker, Bolton,. conditioned, low mileage, or best offer. Phone 649-1921 Homefinders, $25 fee, 549-6980. jtery. Bar' NEWTON H. Smith : Sons - MACHINIST— Part-time, mor­ tion, part-time nights and Last year, after Southern Cal defeated Stanford 30-21 en route Portland 122, Buffalo 108 excellent condition throughout. Sorvicos Olferod 12 Remodeling,, repairing, ad­ wakends. Experience helpful. M anchater, 64^2470. after 5 p.m. ' to a perfect season and the national championship, US(^’s Jolm Los Angeles 118, Seattle 111 reward. 6w43S8. Extra mounted studded snow nings, The AmerbeUe Corpora­ APPLICATIONS ditions, r a rooms, porcha and tion. 104 East Main Strat, Must be over 18. ^ p ly to per­ PRESENTLY AvaUable - th r a McKay said he wanted to beat the (Ordinals by 2,000 points. ABA tires 649-2819. Jets Oppose Pats DICK’S SNOW Plowing, roofing. NoT job too small. CaU Rockvilie. Contact Mr. Larry son,lOViSf Brown’sA^svrvsM to Tire ase^ kMSW|Z|Snop, 333«*vw PART TIME receptionist - THREE braided scatter rugs, 3 room, heated apartments, McKay’s feud with Stanford dates back to John Ralston’s days as LOST - Cameo, Main Street or socializing in servicing 649-31%. Mam Strat, Manchester 546- bedspreads, 10 pair tier cur­ East Division Sullivan Lennox shopping center, senti­ 1965 OLDSMOBILE, 98 deluxe Passardi, 875-3325, betwan Are now being taken for fidl- typist, light shorthand required, appliances, carpeting, air- coach and has led today’s meeting to be tagged the “Blood W L Pet GB Rockledge and surrounding 8:30 a.m .4 p.m. An equal op­ tipie a le s p ap le to our boys 3444. hours ^1, call 647-9903. tains, 4 plastic shoe boxes, conditioning, adults only, no ment. Reward. Ttoone 643-6539. sedan. All power, two new ara . Parking lots, driveways, CARPENTRY - Repairs, reasoable. 528-5789. Bowl” . Kentucky 11 2 :846 tires, low mileage. |450. Phone portunity employer. shop. Apply to person to bfr. pets, saurity required. $145. sidewalks. 646-2204. remodeling, additions, roofing. GRINDER - surface grinding BABYSITTER wanted after In Battle for Cellar McKay was playing that angle down this week. All he would say Carolina 11 5 .668 IVk New Ace Porsono/s-Announcomonts 2 after 4 p.m., 649-1722. Patriquin Call all day Saturday, or is that “Stanford always seems to be up for us the last few Call D avidPatria, SouUi Wind­ MAN for tire, a rv ic e , with experienced required, day shift. sc h al and vacatioa. Vicinity Musfeaf Instruments 53 betwan 5-7 p.m. wakdays, Memphis 5 8 .385 6 UGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, sor, 644-1796. Overtime and full benefits. yearsi’' < PIANO wanted, any condition. growing tire concern. Good Waddell S chal or my home. 643-7340. Virginia 4 ,8 .333 6Vk 1963 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic lawns mowed, t r a s cut and Eastern T al Company, 469 Must be reliable. CaU 646-5285 PIANO, upright, raonditioned, TTie dispute even takes* in the all-time series. Southern Cal New York 4 9 .308 7 CaU anytime, 74^7141. 88, four-door hardtop, good con­ benefits and overtime. Must be NEW YORK (AP) — Xl Woodall will get the starting nod In NFL removed. Cellars and attics WES ROBBINS carpentry married and want steady work. YOUTH CENTRE Schal Strat, E at Hartford. after 5 p.m. tuned and ddivered, $145. 742- LILLY STREET - Two counts a 25-8 “war-time” victory in 1918 and claims it leads 32-17- West Division dition. 1200. Phone 6494151 cleaned. F r a atim ates. Call 7141. at quarterback for the New York Jets Sunday against the RIDE NEEDED From after 6 p.m. remodeling specialist. Aa- Apply to p e rsa , M anchater bedrams on first flar, garage, 2. Stanford pooh-poohs that one and insists it’s only 3120-2, in­ Indiana 7 5 .583 6434000. ditions, r a rooms, dormers, AN OHIO oU co. offers plenty of Manchester to Willington area, Tire Inc., 295 Broad Strat, MATURE Woman wanted to and yard for the kids. Only $1%. New England Patriots, with the Jets expected to hold Joe cluding rugby victories in 1911-12-13. Utah 7 6 .538 Vk built-ins, bathrams, kitchens, money plus cash bonuses, DRUM SET - like new, with 31-82. Homefinders, $25 f a , 549- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - weekdays, in the a.m. Please M anchater. work l()-2, five days a week, Namath out of action for anbther week. Only a handful of games are on tonight’s slate, headed by Denver 6 6 .500 1 Sh a r p e n i n g service - 649-3446. fringe benefits to mature in­ carrying cases'. Phone 649-6638. Tom Sullivan bangs heads with call 646-2296. 1963 CHEVROLET four-door Saws, knives, axes, shears, ^ p ly to p eran , W. T. Grant, Earlier this week the Jets Hinted that Namath, sidelined with Navy’s visit to Tulane, which hopes a victory will catapult it back San Antonio 8 9 .471 IVk sedan, running condition. |100. TOOL MAKER, machinists, dividual in Manchester a r a . National Football League skates, rotary blades. Quick LEON CIESZYNSKl buUder - ASSEMBLERS and coil MaahlUter Parkade. . Regardlas of experiena, air­ an injury since the second game of the season, m i^ t start. But into the rankings. ’Tulane, 6-1, had climbed to 14th place before an San Diego 4 9 .308 3V5 LADY driving to Florida would Phone 64951W. milling machine operators, and winders, must have fineer Fertilizers 55 DUPLEX - Six ra m s, first defenders on Sundays, and service. Capitol Equipment new homes custoih built, mail A. F. Read, Pres., Coach Weeb Ewbank said Friday that it was "very doubtful’’ that upset last week at the hands of Kentucky knocked the Green Friday’s Games like companion to share driving lathe operators. Experience dexterity and be apable of tine APPLIANCE salespersons, flar laundry, central laation. thinks deep thoughts the other Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. remodeling, additions, rec Amerian Lubricants Co., Box COW MANURE - $6 and $12 Large yard. $190 per math. Namath would play. “We don’t want to rush him," said Ewbank. Wave down into the also-ran category., Carolina 139, Kentucky 110 and exposes. Call 643-7240 to FORD MUSTANG convertible, neasary Ap|dy at Paraga work. WiU train, hours 7:30- 4. experience helpful but not six days of the week. Hours dally 7:30-5, ’Thursday rooms, garages, kitchens Tool Company, 121 Adams 6%, Dayton, Ohio, 45401. loads. Also gardens roto-tilled. Phimrick Agency, Realtors, "We’d rather be safe than sorry.” make arrangements. 19^, first run, 78,000 miles, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- Housewiva shift 8:30-4. Apply n a e s a ry , will train, ^ p ly to Pro Hockey Sullivan is a running back for automatic shift. Sears Michelin remodeled, bath tile, cemat Strat, Manchater. Able Coil and Elatrbnics, Phone 649-8731 after 6 p.m. 646-4200. The first time these two teams met in this long, long National 7958. work. Steps, dormers. Raiden­ person, W.. T. Grant, BItuetlon Wonted 38 the Philadelphia Eagles. Last RIDE WANTED from Tires, damaged fender, |350'. Howard R a d , Bolton, Ctonn. Football League season for both of them, Bill Demory was tial or ammercipl. CaU 6 ^ Manchater Parkade.' Wearing Apparel S7 NEW three-bedram duplex, NHL ^ year he njimt -nqost of the Manchester Parkade to Aetna Phone 649-94«. ^ MACHINIST - We have the Just accroa from Bolton Lake calling the signals. He kept the ball almmost exclusively on the Tucker Blasts Mates, ODD jobs, paneling, houahold 4291. following openings: Lathe, IN MY home - wiU do typing December 1st. Appliances, East Division season on the bena, carrying Life, Hartford. Hours 8 a.m. - re^irs, carpentry. CaU 649- H a a . WAREHOUSEMAN with se- and bakkaping. Year-aa ta ground- John Riggins rushed for a season-high 132 yai^»-and 4:10 p.m., or to Burr Comer’s 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA con- Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cln- PERSIAN LAMB c a t, gray, wall-to-wall, 1 1/2 balhs, base­ W L Pet GB the ball only 13 times for 13 cond class truck driver's figures. Payroll. 646-3780. ment, $250 plus security. completed only one pass all game. But it set v ' Bobby Howfield’s Commuter Parking. Phone 649- '"vertible, power steering, power R.E. GOWER— Finish carpen­ tinuuc. The Purdy Coro., 586 BREAKFAST AIDE, 5:15 aan. size 10-12, excellent condition. Mendenhall Sidelined Boston 9 4 1 19 yards. Now he’s a starter and try, kitchens, r a rooms, ad­ license, many benefits, Frahette or M r.^artin, 647' third field goal of the day, a ki^k that gave ' ^w York a 9-7 vic­ 6505. brakes, automatic, excellent HUliard Street, Manchater, to 7:30 a.m. Apply to p e rsa , exaU at opportunity for ad- Bats, hat and bag i tory. Montreal 8 3 2 18 the seventh best rusher in the rof ditions, porches,, any type Doga-BIrds-Peta 41 9993. ago, wiil provide the opposition condition. Low mileage. |950 6494000- East Hartford Convalescent vaaement to warehoua dis­ ^ t h teams, along with the Baltimore C c ’s, are wallowing NEW HAVEN (AP) - Con­ Buffalo 7 5 1 15 NFL’s National Conference. fim . 646-3385, after 5 p.m. remodeling, 646-2087. FUR JACKET - black P e rsia at the Yale Bowl. WOMAN NEEDS ride from liliztog, mowing. Cellars) at­ Home, 745 Mato Strat, East tribution. Equal opportunity SIBERIAN husky pups, AKC, WELLS STREET - 3 ram s a around with 2-6 records in the American Jonference East, sider the plight of the National Toronto 6 4 3 15 The 6rfoot, 200-pounder will Lydall Street area to vicinity of CUSTODIANS - Expertonced, Hartford. employer. Easteo, M Leggett lamb, with gray mink a lla r Football League’s New York The game will be a Vancouver 6' 4 1 13 start at running back Sunday tics, deaned. Reliable service. TOBIAS Carpentry service, ' evenings. Manchester, East females, C aadian a d U.S. and cuffs. Like new. (worn first f la r, parking provided. chewing the dust generated by Miami, cruising along at the top Pratt & Whitney, East Hart­ 1967 CHEVROLET STATION Strat, E at Haraord, 52^081 champion U na. Sire, Kaset of Couple preferred. $105 a m ath . Giants. , homecoming for Dallas’ Calvin NY Rangers 4 6 3 11 wagon, excellent condition, Reasonable rates. 643-5305. repairs, remodeUng, additions, Hartford a ra . Phone 6434691, twice). Size 14-16. $300. 64^ with a’7-1 mark, and the revived Buffalo Bills, a serious playoff against the tough Atlanta ford, Monday through Friday, POSITION a w o p a for full­ for interview. Irlicon, Dame, Ton-Mar’s 95-72. Homefinders, $25 f a . 549- Hill, whose 701 yards leads all working hours, 8:15-5 p.m. Will economical 6 cylinder standard, g arag a and custom buUdtog. 24 p.m. 8152. contender at 5-3. NY Islanders 2 4 6 10 Falcons. He says he’s ready to TREE Service — (Soilcier) time servia station attendant K e a ’s K anah. 872-9201. Crushed last week 42-0 by National Conference rushers. pay going rate, plus help with new clutch, brake, exhaust, days, also nights. 18 years or So, as far as the standings-go, the game’s only importance is to Detroit 2 9 15 express himself. T rea cut, building lots deared, PORTER for bakery, 7-3, good Oakland...the first shutout they Hill starred for three yqars as ^ ” 643-7931) after 61I p.m. $695. 643-9859. ARTS and crafts demonstrators older. Apply at Moriarty wages, steady job. Apply Warned to Buy SB West Division Express himself ? Is he plan­ gas. trees topped. Got a tree ANY TYPE remodeUng and ad­ FREE to good home, AKC Ger- SEVEN-ROOM Duplex, k decide which team will have more or less of a chance at finishing have si^fered in 62 games since ah all-purpose back, at Yale needed. G rat opportunitia, a Brothers, inc., '315 Center Panmde Bakery, Manchater in the basement. Philadelphia 9 5 0 18 ning to talk the Falcons’ problem? Well worth phone ditions jnasonry and c a ro atry itum She^erd, four year old WANTED — Antique furniture, bedrooms, Uving, dining, fami­ September 1969^ the Giants before graduating from the Ivy experience naessary. Earn Strat, Maahater. Parkade. But as far as the Jets’ fans go... Atlanta 7 3 3 17 defenders into giving up yar­ a l l , 7424252. work. F ra atimates. (M A. wime yw learn, part-time or spayed female, bautiful black- glass, pewter, oil paintings or ly ram s. Modern kitchen with returned home with their tight League to the NFL. and silver markings. Obediat, other atique items. Any quan­ new cabinets, stove, “You know what’ll happen if the fans see Joe in uniform on the Los Angeles 5 6 2 12 dage? ^ u illa ro te, 6494611. full-time. No collecting or CblrfjTER HELP wanted, 6 W A N TED - f u ll tim e , end. Bob ’Tucker, charging that Besides Hill’s high-powered Ma s o n r y - a h types, great with children. Needs tity. The H arrisoa, 6^-8709, refrigerator and dishwasher. St. Louis 4 4 3 11 “Running with the ball,” delivering^. Call 633-1697 p.m. to midnight, and midnight maintenance man, five d ^ sidelines,” Jets Coach Weeb Ewbank observed. “’They’ll all start some piayers had quit against rushing, the Cowboys have been fleldstone a e c ia lity , work, more TLC thaii owner c a give. Oakland Street. $2% and saurity. 649-3050 after Chicago 3 5 5 11 explains Sullivan, “you express Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy. IB betwea 104 p.m. or 64 p.m. lo 6 a.m'. Apply to p e rsa , after- w ak . Apply to person, W. 'r. yelling, ’We want Joe!’ and that would be kind of hard on A1 the Raiders. ^ getting good milage out of Rare Match Penalty guaranteed. (3all after 5 p.m., 649-6060, evenings. 1 p.m." Woodall. It’s better not to get ’em stirred up.” ■ Pittsburgh 4 6 2 10 yourself with motion. The n a a . Dip It Sip Donuts, 335 Grant, M aahater Parkade. quarterback Roger Staubach, 643-1870 or 644-2975. ROOFING and rod! repairing, PART-TIME woric'at home a HIGHEST p ric a paid fpr en- Then, they leamed^their best Minnesota 2 5'~ 6 10 moves are creative. Yes, there (tenter Strat, Mkichater. FOUR ROOMS, centrally Woodall replaced Namath Sept. 23 when he sufferedia shoulder who sat out almost all of last Coughlin^wfing Co. 6^7707 the telephone to Mandiater AKC MINIATURE Schnauzers, tique furniture, paintings, defensive player, tackle John Caiifomia 4 9 1 9 is a set place to go, but Marks AHL Slugfest (X)OK - part-time, experienced. 7 weeks old. ExceU at temper- loat^i seand flar, heated, 'separation-against Baltimore. Woodall was injured two weeks season because of injury. REWEAVING burns, moth ara . Call for toformatton, 1- SECRETARY - SmaU cagenial daks a d all collalibles. Any 'Mendenhall, is through for the Friday’s Games everything in between comes Single household, Bolton a r a .^ ment'. CaU after 6 p.m., 643- quality. Cameron, 644-8962. . ^65. Saurity, 64H189. later but has since returned to action. hola. Zippers repaired. Win­ BIDWELL Home Im pfovem at 6584515 or 1473-2995. ansulting firm, needs a fuU- Own season with tom cartilage in his Staubach leads 'all NFL New York Rangers 3, Atlanta from impressions you create. transportation, . 1248. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ’The proq>ect of Namath waiting on the sidelines for the signal dow shades, vaetian blinds. Co. Expert installation of time sa re ta re , for their one- References required.ulri Phoa passers with 15 touchdown 3, tie Some ieople say it’s poetic.” Rooms Without Board 89 a tt r a c t iv e 4Vi ram, se­ to enter the game brings to mind the Nov. 28,1971 game against left knee. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - knocking Gumming out with the Keys made. TV for rent. alumtoutn siding, gutters and WOMEN - Senior citlzea and girl offia. SoUd typing and 649-7115. pitches this season and is the Caiifomia 6, Buffalo 3 Marlow-'s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. BLACK 6 month old male cond flooY apartment near San Francisco when, after suffering a knee injury in pre-season, With six straight losses, the So that Atlanta linebacker John Wensink of Rochester first punch. trims. Rating tostaUatlon and sljudats, needed for partrtlme steno skills required. Good No. .2 passer in the National “ Miniature Poodle, Papers, WiU ROOM for rent with bard t o . park, bus stop and stores. Stove Vancouver 4, 'Chicago 0 Tommy Nobis and his mates drew a rare match penalty The Voyageur was taken to a repairs. 6 4 9 ^ , 875-9109. woric to Burr Corners Shopping benefits and great starting he made an explosive return, taking over for injured. Bob Davis Giants’ prospects for recovery Conference with 106 com­ STUMP Removal — (Soucier). LEGAL SECRETARY - L aal accept bat offer. Phoa 646- private home, working person. and refrigerator, $150 monthly, WHA don’t get the impression they’re Friday night, leading to his im­ Rochester hospital with a possi­ Center. CaU Mrs. GUnack, W saiaiy. "Verna ChCircle • •loatton. and proceeding to throw for 358 yards and thrfee touchdowns in a are not good. this week. ’The pletions in 168 attempts, a Unsightly stumps, chipped out, law offia. P bae 6%-3500. 0256. South Windsor area. Phone 644- lease, security. Middle-aged wild 2421 loss to the 49ers. East Division dealing with Henry Wadsworth mediate ejection from the ble mild concussion and facial HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 2637. OlanMUls Studio. . CaU Data Base MIsaage aagemat, Dallas Cowboys, who thumped percentage of 63.1, best in the natty and economlatly. 742- ratin g , storm windows, aw­ auple. No pets or children, * W L Pet GB Longfellow, Sullivan explained: game with Nova Scotia and an fractures. Wensink faces possi­ Inc., 646-3264, Vernon TRUCK DRIVER - Class 1 referenca required. CaU 646- Riggins, with 394 yards, and Emerson Boozer, with 342, have NeW' York-45-28 three weeks 8252. nings. ()uaUty worki GAS STATION attendant AKC SAINT Bernard puppia, league. New England 9 4 1 19 'T’m not big as running backs ble suspension and additional Professional BuUdtog, Vernon. license required. Salaiy opa. a a lla t bloodUna, all snots, carried the brunt of the Jets’ rushing attack. Sam “Bam” Cun­ autonutic $200 fine. f r a estimates. FuUy needed, fidl time, ai THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot­ 1074 go, so I have to use my to- fines. Dutla aaist of ambtoatia terms avaUable. $100 and up. ningham, the rookie from Southern California, leads the Patriots (Quebec 8 7 1 17 The slug4est American 872-9187,6494411 son, (Sorto’s Sports t tage St., centrally .laated, telligence, my quickness and all warehouse worii and driving. CaU 1-423^, MANCHESTER - One-bedram with 299 yards. Chibago 7 4 1 15 Hockey League game ended in Larry Fullan’s 10th goal of Foloy-Sharp / . Roue 83, Tolland Turh'lpUte, large, pleasantly furnished P iM T -T IM E Apply to p e rsa , b etw ea 2 p.m. ra m s, parking. Call 649-2358, Ranch type apariment, private Jim Plunkett, the AFC’s No. 4 passer (Woodall is No. 6), relies Geveland 6 3 2 14 the other things God gave me to a ^ 2 tie . the season put Nova Scotia SHW a TOOL SHMIPEIIN ROOFING - Specializing TalcottviUe, Conn. Toronto ' 5 8 .3 13 piake up for strength.’’ ahead at the five-minute mark ana 5 p.m., at G earal Catrac- Articles lor Sale 4B for overnight and permanent entrance, includes heat and heavily on Reggie Rucker, the No. 5 receiver in the conference Knights Alive in AtFL Rochester was faced with Iw itaitU I repairing rats, new rafa, appliances. $170 a r month: New York 4 10 2 10 ^ Sullivan was drafted by the of the first period and Mickey gutter work, chiinneys, cleaned JANITORIAL tors Simplia, toe., Rate, 8, guat rates. with 26 receptions for 327 yard. Jerome Barkum has 22 catches playing with three skaters 'M w tw u tr EXPERIENCED exhibit Columbu. No phoa calls. ^ Paul W. D agan, Realtor,. 643- BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The Eagles last, year on the^ 15th MtalMwlMk and repaired. 30 years builder wanted. Supervisory TAG SALE - Manchester, for 424 yards to lead the Jets. If the Hartfordi'Knights, who West Division against five Voyageurs for nine Oja’s power-play goal made it FURNISHED room for working 4535, 646-1021. Wi lUi W aU MNr * . experience. Free atimates. experience preferred. Call WORK piaa, rug, TV, furniture, bric- Bridgeport Jets built an early meet Western Massachusetts Edmonton 10 1 0 20 g ro ^ after a career alt the minutes in the second period 2-0 at 18:10 of the second. STOCK WORK, part time ‘tUl lady, modern kitcha, Unens, Hth RwUiiin, MMek, 1434121 Howley, 643-5361. ^^jaycraft. hater, 643^ a-brac, blke, .etc. 22 Lyndale lead on two touchdown passes Saturday night and Minnesota 7 5 1 15 University of Miami. At first he after I Weinsink’s penalty at Murray Kuntz scored for the' Alio Floor Waxar Qiristma, starting 10 a.m., S tra t, oft Autumn, Saturday, private entrance, parking, ca - MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- Baseball from Jim Bulger, a safety and a divisionleading New England Winnipeg ' 6 6 2 14 didn’t take to pro football and 5:17. Rod Graham drew two Americans at 17:14 of the se­ Star Trss-Vdsi hrim n, Isdnli, An MHiil opportunity $1.85. Able cUmb' ladder, dress November 10th, unday, Iral. 643-8649. bedroom townhouse, rik baths, MANCHESTER Home Im- aft * . t f t m ^ 16-yard field goal by Rich Szaro left training cqmp a dis­ » 54S4S ;Eli«lH t7S-3l 31 . n a t, G e la , 283 Middle Turn- next weekend, win those two Houston ' 5 4 1 11 mindn and a major at the same cond and Dick Mattiussi tied it rovenunt Servica, faturing WAITRESSES - No omployor November Uth, 9 to 5 pjn. LOS ANGELES .— Shortstop SAN D IE G O - The San Diego WJUahsi Irtn ts . MIm ptoe, W at, Manchester. REbECXlRATED Room - large ilec- and then held off a strong New games they wll capture the Los Angeles 5 11 0 10 illusioned young man. time for knocking out Jim at 10:20 of the final period. otal coverage vinyl or necessary. WUl train, Padres traded pitcher Clay Kir­ M661II house, private and quiet k>a- tricity. Ideal location. $170 pw Rick Auerbach was purchased England rally to defeat the ACFL northern division title Vancouver S 12 0 6 “It was like boot camp,” he Cehoon. ’The tie left the Vdyageurs one faluminum siding. Let.iis make womm preferred. AppW after 2 Ca/I a l u m in u m SHEETS used u by to the Cincinnati-Reds for I, hs, MMk, M I41I 3 CHILD CARE - Mature wonum, printing plateSi .007 thick, tla, singles, share kitcha, m .onth. Paul W. by the Los Angeles Dodgers Colonials jl7-31 in* an Atlantic and face the Jets for the league Friday’s Games said, “i rame from an area Weiniink w u given tte penal­ point ahead of Providence'and our home l6ok like new., p.m., LaStrada Restaurant, outfielder Bobby Tolan and 's • I nbs Cm M’, lasts 13, M 8 4 » 3 4 Verplank area, boy age 6t 2:3() 2 ^ ”. 2 S m ts a c h or 5 for $1. living room , etc. $55. m athly. Dagan.Realtor, 643-4535;, 648- the Milwaukee Brewers. Coast Football League game championship later this month. Minnesota 3, Vancouver 1 where you were allowed to ty when, he continued to New Haven for the lead in the easoable prica. Bank finan­ East, 699 Main Str,aet, relief pitcher Dave Tomlin. s n 1724324 to 5 p.m. CaU 64M620. ‘ Phone 643-271 . 646-7378. 643-4903. 1021. Frid^ll^night. ' Los Angeles 4, Toronto 2 perfect your skills. pummel Len Gumming after AHL's North Division. cing arran g a. 6494622. Manchester. X , ; ■ .■

t , _ - I . PAGE TEN- MANCHESTER EVBNWG HERALD. M aachoter. Conn.. Sat., Nov. 10.1973 ___ . ^ ■ OutofTown- Houcm For M o Apttrtmttf For B w l U Ap9rtmmit$ For R ilt ^ M For Rent 66 73 HouoooForMo 72 Houaoo.For 8ato^ 73 Out ot Towa-For Solo 76 BUGS BUNNY ROCKVILLE • Three-room MANCHESTER - Finally a nice COVENTRY - North • two acre apartment, heat, hot water, Raised Ranch that can be OKH HOUSE ALU WNIOHSP, »»BTUNIA1 TV« HAIR LOOKS ourrmoe o'TFUArHowj W WEATHO^ AIM’T SO AHBAP/ I'VE ALREAPy RETIREP ) VILUBER WOODUND farm, spacious older Colopial. ^ TOO bad VBT, AM' THIS 1 l» LEANDCR stove, refrigerator. 8185. Adults ' bought for a moderate price. E. HOWUWD, REIILTOIIS WANTA HAVE A “ TBRRIRLa.'THfi 1,1 PO VA UKR IT? THE Sl im m e r o u tp o o r jo b u s t t HEH HEh; DON'T involve Excellent condition, two baths, ' ArtAVSB-nfLAST practically IWTACT--ANP I'M BiaHT.unaEAMas.ri that only. Security deposit remiired. Call us for details and infec­ S u m ta f AMTHR WRON6 . ME IN «U R L IT TL E ■ APARTMEIiTS MflIOR Tnuted Name Since 19S2» bam, 839,900.' Hayes Agency, oouoroAW-nwre CHAMCB I'LL S E T, AaoOT TO RESURRECT LAST ' ulpswi^ k ysQUARe controversies: b u t i Parking for one car. Call 64S- tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, --AW'— UH.... w ik ite r '5 j o b l is t in t h e MBS BS Taa ^'cOULPFfT Five-room, 2-bedrobm COLONIAL— 4 bedrooms, Coburn Rd. area, Ist-floq;: family! 6464)131. MUST CONCEDE THAT A 9678. 64M577. NoyMimorllth.. HOPCSTHAT ITLLSSTMORE 0P-FA«HiaNEp) PBOTtCT F W OF US have r a is e d townhouse, wall-to-WaU APARTIENTS ATTEMTIOM THE SeCONP , -p A CACTUS ' Homestoad Street room, w/w caipetlng. 843,900. .CRIMINOLOa y TO THE carpeting,'fireplace, 2 air con­ n i i M ^L T O N • Spacious U&R built TIME AROULO/ MODERN w i PLANT LtVEL.OF A SCIENCE.' (O ff tW. W ddto T ^ ) ROCKVILLE - Available im­ PRIME AREA : U you want CAPE — Full dormer, 2 tile baths, rec, room,' 200’ deep lot, Ranch. Two baths, country CRIMES? / f FROM A ditioners, appliances, beat your children to swim in their Mo■*—KM MMi ^ OouflMrty • U s. WOULD yoduiN B TO MANCHiSTOt mediately, six room Duplex, garage, large screened patio. 834,900. . kitchen, family room, im­ „ jhoplifter; HEAR HOW« r e so l v e d and hot water, IVi tiled baths, om pool and play in their own B iM by close to schools, churches and B38J CAPE — Fiul dormer, IVk baths, rec room, modern kitchen, mediate occupancy. Acre treed THE HOPE DIAMOND washer and dryer hookup, buses, children welcome, no large backyard, call us to find firm lace, ean care lot. 835,900. h o o d o o f o p a U U H0USW6 COBP. lot. 846,900. llayes Agency, 646- MUSEUM? patio. No pets. pets, references. 875-4815. out about this fine Split-level VANTAGE REAln DUTCH (XILONIAL — New, all brick, 4 bedrooms, 3 tile 0131. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury . home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, baths, Ist-floor family rdom, 2 fireplaces, fantastic Glaston­ Can 649-7620 643-1577. ,, apartments. Features wall-t<^ STORR8 AREA - On Route 44A, INC. bury home on prime wooded lot. 868,500. Brand new duplex, wall-to-wall 8 72 -9 40 2 COVENTRY(NORTH) wall carpeting, vanity tile COLONIAL — 4-bedroom Ansaldl built. Martin School dis­ carpeting, 3 brarooms; full bath 100x190’ LOT goes with this * 838,900 baths, built-in oven, range, trict. 2 fireplaces,. Jalousled porch. 2-car garage. 844,900. dishwasher, refrigerator and on second floor, half bath first clean 8-room older home. Three MANCHESTER - Englewood MANCHESTER • 4 rooms, fim bedrooms, 2-car garage, large COLONIAL—1700 Sylvan, 144 acres with 1,600’ of road fron­ floor apartment, no appliances. disposal, electric heat, 2 air flour, large living room, kitchen Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 UNUSUAL with dinette area, all kitchen included in tms scarce tage,., 5 fireplaces, ideal for restoration or development. S ^ r ity deposit. $130. Call 649- conditioners, gjass sliding bedrooms, near everything. MICKEY FINN appliances, stove, self-cleaning low 30s price range. More land LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 641^ 8130,000. NEW HDMEI BY HANK LEONARD 2813. May I show you through a con­ doors, all large m m s. Full oven, double door refrigerator, available to buy. T. ' 2440. INDUSTRIAL — 4,000 sq. ft. concrete block building, 2 n-jo is basement storage area, ample temporary Raised Ranch ISN'T HORACE HOOKEP WHT.i. OP c o u r s e ! HORACE dishwasher, disposal, full base­ Realtors, 643-1577. overhead doors, 2 lavs, loading dock. Route 6, East of| T T r i r / « FOUR ROOMS, qll electric loaded with eye appealing ON you? WILL REPOSE TO BE IN THE deluxe apartment, carpeting parking. Starting at 1175. Han­ ment with washer-dryer MANCHESTER - 7 room Mandhester. ^,000. WHAT A RIP OFFl t QAVE HORACE ' MANCHESTER new listing. HIS BIG CHANCE TO STAR WITH ME , MOTIE WITHOUT MEl and all utilities included^, cen­ dy to shopping, schools, bus hookups, rent 8250. Call ^ Cape, m baths, garage. INDUSTRIAL R e n ta ls - 10,000,8,300,7,600 sq. ft. StarUngat! modern touches. Beamed 7244. Colonial Cape, 1 1/2 baths, 3 Desirable location. Owner will ...ANP HE'LL GO TO HOLLYWOOD, t e l l THEM tral. Adults, no pets, security and religious facilities. 80 cents a sq. ft. cathedral ceilings, dark ^ WHERE THE REAL MONET r and references, f 185 per month. Model apartment open for in­ bedrooms, second floor, new assist vdth financing. Stanley stained cabinets, skylight, v - / ANYWAY. kitchen, garage, deep tre ^ lot, ..WITHOUT ME! ii-io„ 649-9258. spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, Agency, 643-5724. multibaths, equipped kitchen, 8^,900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. and Sunday. Other times by acre yard, garden, 8160, Five WARREN L NOWJIHD plush carpeting throughout, room, 8135, Pour rooms, 8125,3 555 Main Street, Manchester d B te S T WHY m o t h e r s a e r sray appointment. MANCHESTER — Spacious 2- floor to ceiling fireplace and 2 Tm ii» at F> rooms, 8115. Appliances in­ MANCl. ESTER - Older home, 6 family, central location, Realtor 64M108 APARTM ENT cluded, utilities em a. 872-0359, excellent condition. Doublqjw- garages. Call Joe Gordon, 640- large rooms, immaculate con­ 5306. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE RENTAL OFFICE Call: 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. dition, centrally located. 823,- age, new furnace, 839^|w. UlrB H0USIN8 COflP. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. We have a large variety of 900. Philbrick Agency- I CAN ONLY SAY THAT VIWA MBAN- 643-9891 EAST HARTFORD duplex - THANKS, POCTORl SREAT WORK'. IFTHESUy deluxe one and two-bediooih Realtors, 646-4200. ® MILNER'S CASE IS QUITE UM- WE'LL SEE VINA... WHILE.. Robert Murdoch, Realtor two bedrooms with garage and The BARROWS fc WALLACE Co. ^ USUAL.iiANP INVOLVES BOTH PIES, ITS MPRPER ONE-AUP apartments and townhouses yard. 8110. 05-21. Homeflnders, IMNESIA ANP AlWROPHOBIA! . PERHAPS SHE'LL WHAT POES. IT SET OS?, throughout Manchester. Ren­ 643-9551 HARLAN STREET - Cape, MMCHESnS FOREST HIUS YOU CAN NOW Realton—MLS < 6IVE ME PERMI^ION ZILCH f Stephen J. Luchon Jr. 825 fed. 549-6980. MaDcheitar Pirkade — 64M80S FOR you TO PIS- tal office open daily from 9-5, oversized kitchen facing front. Supt - 646-5287 Wall-to-wall carpeted living BUY A HOME other times by appointment. BOLTON, large 3 room apart­ room. Raised hearth fireplace ment, quiet neighborhood, OPEN HOUSE WITHAOUmEAt beautifully decorated. Natural COVENTRY - custom Ranch, carpeting, fireplace, sundeck, woodwork throughout. Fenced- PRISCILLA’S POP RY Al. VF.RMKKR DMUTO qnOPMSES, MCL references required, 8190 two years old, 3 bedrooms, n . in yard. 833,500. Owner. 643- C A R L Y L E ! ) A IT ’S ^ BUT, POP! , 240-A NSW State R i, Manchester monthly. 643-5963. SUNDAY - 1-4 P.M. 8% UOWNI kitchen, room,' large living room with Ben Franklin stove, DON'T ( ONLY A IT'S TME HARD iiiT ‘lM< socK 64S-1021 PRiSIDEIiTIAL TACKLE /VGAMEly T A C K L E R W H O , ROCKVILLE Rocker - Two Final section now under construction. Stop out to inspect RANCH— 45 Diane Drive, 6 2 full baths, hardwood floors, S O , S E T S T H E S r UTLE! VILLAGE APTS. CIRCA 1730 • Antique Colonial these fine homes built byJAMBS A. MCCARTHY. rooms on large treed lot, large gold aluminum siding with HARD.' ♦ lO O , O O O bedrooms, appliances, parking recently restored, 7 fireplaces, and yard for tne kids and Fido. living room with dining area, storm doors and windows. Also BONUS.' MANCHESTER - Nice one- MANCHESTER summer kitchen, new, baths, Colonials, Capo, Ranches, Raised Ranches, Dutch Colonials full ceUar. 838,500. 7468602. bedroom apartment at the 8115. 95-30. Homeflnders, 825 eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, kitchen. Two-car garage.- and Split Levri Modems, 3 or 4 bedrooms, all have fln^lace, Teresa, close to shopping, bus, fee, 549-6980. large rec room. 834,960; jtn_ I U.V S,. Ml One and two bedrooms. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, first-floor family rooms with patios, aluminum siding, oven COLUMBIA - Ranch with 3 etc. Includes appliances, 64A4200. NEW QARRI80N Near schools, churches B u s in e s s Loeotlono tor range, dishwasher, with custom buUt cabinets and 2 -w gar­ bedrooms, low taxes. 2 plus carpets and air-conditioning. COLONIAL-94 Henry St., and shopping center, on Rent 87 ages. Lovely private wooded lots, a t y u tilitia. Still time to acres. Kitchen with large STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF 8171 per m onth. Paul W. TWO-FAMILY duplex, 7 and 8 formal living room, family dining area, living room with Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- bus line. Call anytime. rooms, newly remodeled choose many selecticms of your choice in finishing these brick fireplace. 'Irou can save C '------1021. MANCHESTER - 100,000 homes. room with fireplace, 214 ▼I HAVE THAT I'/H LOOKINO kitchens and baths, large baths, aluminum siding, large by acting now. Reduced to 828,- ' /HOTELS APPREHENSIVE FORA VDUNS . 646-2623 square feet, will divide. private yard. Immaculate con­ Suitable for manufacturing and sundeck, garage, stove, hood, 500. Lessenger Co.,- Realtors, TO 60! FEEUN6-UIS WOMAN NAMED LOVELY 2-bedroom epatoent dition throughout. Garages. 646-8713, 2263101. HURRY, JUST BEFORE SCHWEISENBEReER with refrigerator, range, dis­ warehouse. 1-226-1206. Central location. 849,f00: disposal, dishwasher. ONION 1 iTNECCMMERCML -AVERY-mu. posal, neat and air- MERRITT AGENCY ju. tsi uTHi c MANCHESTER - Available Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 8PLIT LEVEL-127 Brent conditioning, parking. $195 STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 6464200. ReaHors 646>*1180 Rd., 7 rooms, 2 full baths, for­ THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM December 1st, four rooms with square feet, Stock Place, rear. COLUMBIA - Five-roomanch monthly. Handy to Main Street. mal dining room, fireplaced good location, 3 bedrooms, Call 644-2427. heat, centrally located. Adults Attractive rental. Brokers only, no pets. 8185 monthly. Call protected. Call 522-3114. MANCHESTER - 5-family plus DIrectlone: Scoff o r Richmond Drive to Kennorfy Rood, living room, 3 bedrooms, rec targe 20’ living room, on almost an acre of land. Low taxes. 829,-. 9 to 5 p.m., 643-1579. 5-car garage, excellent income, right to HemHton Drive, Href leR oft HomUton^rlvo Is room, laundry room, treed r 300. Lessenger Co., Realtors, MANCHESTER area - THREE carpeted, air- central location. 869,900. Grissom Rood, foffoiv fo models. lot. High 30s. (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, MANCHESTER - New 2- conditioned rooms available Philbrick Agency, Realtors, F. J. SPILECKI 6468713,2263101. 8190 per month includes heat, family. Three bedroom immediately. Can be sub­ 646-4200. NEALTQN 843-2121 hot water, carpeting, apartments. Carpeting and air- divided. Call 649-5261 or stra at WINDHAM CENTER - 6room appliances and storage, 649- conditioning. Convenient loca­ John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East Fronk SplleokI restored Colonial in excellent 2871, 646-0882. tion. Available December 1st. Center Street. , GEORGIAN COLONIAL - Bob Qormon condition throughout. Massive Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Center chimney;, 2 fireplaces, center fireplace, original NICE one-bedroom apartment, 7,600 SQUARE Feet, truck modem kitchen with built-ins,- KEITH beams, wide board floors. On quiet location. Includes heat, MANCHESTER - Newer two- dock, sprinklered, heavy floor large formal dining room, CLEAN as a whistle 67, two one' acre with private setting, yet only 5 minutes to WiUiman- appliances, air-conditioning family. Five rooms, second load. Warren E. Howland, front-to-back living room, large family. One block from Main front foyer, den, screened Street. Five garages for extra iic. Low taxes. Priced in mid and carpets. 8185. Paul W. floor. Security. Available im­ Realtors, 643-1108. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- mediately. 81W. 649-3856. porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Real Estate income. WalHo-wall in several 40’s. For an appointmentlintment callci BACHELOR’S PAD — Unique 6room house with fireplace 2269812, Joyce F|ox, Broker. 1021. * _____ 8,300 SQUARE Feet, for 80 garage, large lot, high on a hill rooms. 11/2 baths owner’s side, and garage. Eat-in kitchen. Alum, storms & windows. Nicely stoves on both sides. Truly un­ MANCHESTER - New exousite entsper square foot including m one of Manchester’s finest neighborhoods. 866,500. landscaped. Full base, oil heat. Mid 20’s usual. Belfiore Agency, 647- AREN'T '/OU NEW 3-bedroom duplex half of townhouse in choice location, 2 heat, sprinklered offices. T A K IN G A PhilDrick Agency, Realtors, 1413. ^ ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN two-family. 1% baths, bedrooms, fully carpeted, Warren E. Howland, Realtors, GARRISON COLONIAL — Alum, siding, fireplace, din. Columbia C H A N C E 646-4200. carpeting, appliances Included. separate dining room, 643-1108. room, eat-in kitchen. Mid 30’s. WAUKINS &y CLEAN oversized seven room ANTIQUE COLONliM. WHAT IS IT? Full basement, 8267 per month. overlooking sunken livinc COLUMBIA — Treed lot. Close to Lake. 89,500. Rustic 4-bedroom home filled' > ? ) WHUZZA LOOK OVER H 1 6 P L A C E Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- room, all appliances with Cape, 4 bedrooms possible. MATTER^ THERE.'.' f-.i THREE offices for rent. May MANCHESTER - Relax and Plaster walls, 1 1/2 baths, with all the old charm — 3' 4535, 646-1021. private patio and basement gar­ be subdivided."Choice East COMMERICAL enjoy life in this delightful Cape screened and glassed porch, fireplaces, stone with dlitch age. 8275. 649-0311, after 6 p.m. Center Stteet location. Heat, Cod home on Porter Street. MANCHESTER — Downtown. Income property, comer lot air-conditioning, parking in­ Net income 87,500. Asking price, 875,000. garage. ’Treed 'yard, mUst^Sell. oven in den, onelnllviilffW in Front-to-badk living room with Pricra in lower 3l)s. Belfiore LANDLORDS A REALTORS FIVE ROOMS, heat, hot water, cluded. Inquire at John H. MIDDLETOWN — Main St. 12 furnished apartments, plus 2 < > and last a fireplace in m aster;; fireplace, formal dining room, 2 Agency, 647-1413. Thoroughly screened tenants parking. Phone 649-5761. Lappen, Inc, 164 East Center bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and a stores. Possible 15% liet return. ; I bedroom, modlern kitchen, sent to you free of charge. We ;; and baths. High acre wooded! Street or phone 649-5261. lovely enciosed porch. Only one VERSATILE three family on will fill your vacancies fast at MANCHESTER-Four rooms, car IS necessa^ as topping lot with barn. singles preferred. No children. Main Street! Ideal for first no cost or obligation to you. EXCELLENT location, near and public transportation is just KEITH floor office complex plus in­ M E B B in AGENCY 81()9 plus utilities. Security. 643- hospital, carpeting and all HOMEFINDERS around the comer. Quality built come upstairs. Stately ” '122 E. Center St. 9274. utilities included, parking. Call and carefully kept. Priced to _____ 5 2 7 -0 4 4 8 REAL ESTATE collonaded Colonial. Every RE ALTORS 8461180 I 649-9258. sell at 836,900. Call Doris Smith, 646-4128 649-1822 .floor clean as a whistle. Furnished Apartments 84 Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, Aluminum siding for easy TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, 122 EAST CENTER STREET - MLS, 643-1121. maintenance. Belfiore Agency, BOLTON - Beautiful contem­ full private basement. Private ROCKVILLE ~ Available now, New 520 square feet office, 647-1413. porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 1/2 entrances^and patio. Includes heat, air-conditioning, choice of nicely- furnished 3*A room oaths, fieldstone fireplace, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE heat, appliances, carpets, 8240 apartment, residential area. carpeting, paneling, ample MANCHESTER-SIX-room sunken living room, large ther­ per month. Paul W. Dougan, Adults, no pets, security. 8160 parking, on bus line. May suth I’M CHARMIN6 mopane windows, on 11/2 acres ‘I AINT GOT NOBODY" HAPPINESS I’m a 1 of a kind house, aluminum sided Cape, located HBSiKe Y ...I JUSTWieXHebieARNlO P. Hal Sims shines at 3NT Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. monthly, 646-1060. divide. 646-1180. in Redwood Farms area. Wall- witn 10-mlle view- 848,500. Here’s a house that’s not new, custom built by itiy present Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LOVESm 1 BUT 6HMZEMTHMI6 HZIENOS/ needs paint and cleaning and to-wall carpet, eat-in kitchen, 3 WE HAVE customers waiting ONE ROOM, bath, BUILDING approximately UNLIMITED owners. My boss has been large bedrooms, 1 l/2baths, and 646-4200. TDV/ /tflJCHTDO East played the 10 of hearts only 1 in 1,000 would buy it. By Oswald & James Jacoby The late P. Hal Sims was for the rental of your apartment refrigerator, heat, hot water. 3500 square feet, located on transferred and I soon will be large lot. Priced in the 30’s. ] MDMIV. 1! gfZEEDV undoubtedly the greatest at tricK one and Hal was VACHRDJI?/t»e44 or home. J.D. Real Estate Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Route 30, Vernon. Can be used But it’s a bargain for any do it empty. I have 3 bedrooms, 2 Zinsser Agency, 6461511. COVENTRY - Excitingly un­ AootrriT, auction bridge player of all careful to win the trick with Associates, Inc. 643-5129. as a warehouse or for storage. Street. yourself fixer upper. Basical­ Will be yours in this ideal bams, family room, fireplace, ique custom built Raised Ranch srrxr time. He carried his card the queen, not the jack. He The bidding has been: 10 Call 643-2708 ask for Mr. Cutler, on wooded lot, balcony ly I’m a 7-room Cape wiUi a starter home, priced in the up­ game room, and 2-car garage. Lots-Lend for Sale 73 playing skill over into con­ felt that West would play him LOOKING for anything in real THREE ROOMS, nicely fu or Mr. Kay. huge first floor family room, overlooks beammed cathedral for the jack in any event and West North East South estate rental — apartments, A. per 20s. Don’t let another year Maybe you and I can get tract, but when the bidding niehed’ near shopping and bus location — West side. ceiling living room, formal he?wanted to look like a man !♦ homes,multiple dwellings, no STORE for rent, 249 Broad pass by leaving you with just a together? MANCHESTER - .O f f Porter began to get better Hal just Pass 24 Pass ? line, parking available. Call 649- dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, NORTH 10 refused to go along with the w h o w a s deliberately fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1287. Strwt. 600 to 3,500 square feet, BLANCHARD handful of rent receipts, es­ Street, A-zone building lot that king sized master, multi­ You, South, hold: 4A832 younger experts who had falsecarding. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. also single or multiple garage pecially when you can move BLANCHARD offers privacy, yet close to all functional finished lower level, AA2 VS 4AQ J876A K J65 A f 76 begun to dominate the new Then Hal led a diamond to ROCKVIU/E - three room fur­ bays available immediate^- into this cozy 3 bedroom home town conveniences. Call in-law apartment, 2 1/2 baths, What do you do now? A ♦ A87 game. dummy’s ace; returned a dia­ MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 nished. .Tastefully decorated. Tom Colla, Top Hat Roast Beef, Rossino that features a new kitchen, Martens Agency, Realtors, 646 2-car garage. High 30’s. *1' n*'|l A — Six diamonds would not BULTORMIILS 646-2482 R O SS En O 2550. 4 J 6 5 S Hal did have his moments mond; covered East’s nine room apartment, stove, Residential. Near shopping, in­ Broad Street, 643-9565. new IVk baths, new wall-to- Philbridi Agency, Realtors, WEST EAST with the 10 and let West win be too bad a gamble, but it is bet­ refrigerator, references, no 189 West Center Street K n .1 fu »m s 648-2482 of success. Here we see him ter to suggest a slam without cludes heat, 836. weexly. 8 ^ wall carpeting throughout and 6464200. 4Q9 AJ1064 with the queen. pets, 8140. 228-3540, 649-5325. 6312, 875-0481. 460 MAIN STOEET - Ideal for 189 West Center St. WEST SIDE of Gardner Street, WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI bidding three notrump with banging your partner for hold­ more. Give her HAPPINESS just south of Fern Street, a 3 ?AK943 Y1052 no justification except his West was now sure that Hal store, office etc. 8160. Call 64& 9QS 6J92 was trying to get him to lay ing a bad hand. So bid three FOUR room flat, second floor, 2426, 9-5. UNLIMITED for Christmas acre homesito with 210’ fron­ HEBRON iVE DECicJEOxredueTvaj in NCW, VOD'LL HAVE TO G E T OPAT OO ‘tOU KNOW w h a t THE PENALTV confidence in his own dummy THREE ROOMS, all furnished, MANCHESTER - 6-room 4^10987 4K42 down the ace and king of clubs. - close to Main Street, churches, by calling the... (^STOM builtiMir-conditioned, tage and nearly 600’ in depth. If W A N n - f lE R M A m / , WINTHHOR OAWNTOAAOfeBCW, RALL-OUT IN FDR INeUBORDINATlON 16? TODAY’S QUESTION heat, hot water, air- Colonial, large kitchen, formal WANT SOU'fH (D) hearts. West wasn’t going to middleaged couple preferred. Resort Propertf-For Rent 88 California Ranch. Fireplaced you are looking for elbow room, F=LlLLBtATn_E,jSEAR,., , "‘f c Hal looked over You do bid three clubs and conditipner. For married cou- dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar­ 4K7S fall for that. He led his 10 of Stove included, no children or Jiving room, formal dining with space for tennis, swiiii- ELBOW ROOM? dummy, he wished he had your partner bids three 'd ia ­ ' pie. 257 Tolland Tpke., 643-9171. age. Immaculate condition. fQJ8 clubs and Hal romped home pets. Call 649-8733. VERMONT-MOUN't Snow room, modern kitchen with ming pool and garden, this Come inspect this large seven settled for the part score. Not monds. What do you do noV? 829,900. Philbrick Agency, T 9K10643 that he was sure of making with game and rubber. Houses tor Rent " 6S area, new 4-bedroom Chalet, Realtors, 6464200. dining area, family room, three rural setting could be the room "neat as a piii’’ Colonial Answer Monday MARTENS answer. Priced for quick sale in . 4 aq even two notrump, but at (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) AVAILABLE December 1st, 3- two baths, sleeps 10. Club houto large bednmms, fourth possi­ 7 Cape (todder home. Garage RBBitors ble. 2-car ^garage. Beautifully low 20’s. Robert J. Smith, In­ Both vulnerable I bedrooms, 11/2 baths, MAN(:HESTER - 4-bedrpom facilities with indoor pool. ■MANCHESTER r - Rockledge and breezeway plus two full least that would have been a Answer to Previous Puzzle carpeting, appliances included, Haystack discount available. landscaL ii^ s . Marion E. corporated, 963 Main Street, West North East South Dutch Colonial. Four baths, section. Beautiful 5-bedroom baths on an acre of trees for reasonable contract. Then full basement. Call after 4.643- 649-9268. 6 4 8 -2 8 8 0 Robertson, altor, 6465953. 6465241. IN.T. Fishy JNJ E5i;a double garage, executive Split, has living room with only 836,500. Call Mr. Bogdan Hal settled down to bring 5014. neighborhood. November 30th fireplace, dining room, kitchen Pass ' 2N.T. Pass 3N.T. home three notrump. MANCHESTER - 6-room LAND SALE - Beaver Hill today for a real treat In real f^kd occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646- Wanted to Rent 89 with all appliances including Pass Pass Pass ACROSS DOWN MANCHESTER- 6family, 6 Ranch, rec room, two baths, Road, North, Windham. 20 estate. 6465306. TWO-BEDROOM duplex, half 0131. dishwasher and disposal, wa Opening lead—94 1 Cupola MBI MfJlB minutes to Manchester via new­ 1 Cyprinoid (ish Hiunui iifciraraHHnw of two-family. Includes Mo t h e r with three children to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3Mi 5, double garage, good area, wall-to-wall carpets, air- 5 Food fish 2 Vigilant conditioning, living room 25x13’ ly opened 1-84. Approved one- • • r-AMiiiMM ( ^ M a iia i! in appliances and canpeting. 8215 MANCHESTER - 6 room, 3- desires 3 'bedroom apartment, baths, l^ge lot. Priced right. immaculate. Mid 40s. B&W«« Piae 12 City In New 3 Breakfast food wmMHiiinrj p iu i71>t h acre building lots on new road. GMmyM0A.*ro,TJAOn.U1.9M.B>L 4 Auricle TCr month. Paul W. Ixtugan, bedriram house. Double garage. can afford up to 8180 including Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, EAST HAR’TFORD - .8- with fireplace, corner lot. 646 »A«L It OCT.»ld 22 (ab.) 13 American 4535. MEYER REALTDRS Irooms. Will assist with To develop message/for Sunday, 24 Harvesters humorist 33 Elder 44 Formerly waterfront, privacy, spacious room, three labs, half bath, Immediate occupancy. 2-car room Cape, 114 baths, full shed service, call Louis Dimoex ^2-4-22401 116;25-39H2J’' 34 Provokes 46 Metal fastener 8 49-8624 financing. Lower 30s. Owner, |S^4653-77 read words corresporaing to numbers' 26 Makes halt 20 Play host to lawn, references requir^, no parking, plus three-room apart­ garage, 844,900. Call Warren E. dormer, Urge rooms, 829,900. Realty, 6469623. of your Zodiac birth siga 73-74-7574-75 ^ 21 Indicated 35 Sott-finned fish 46 King (Fr. I NEW 6-room duplex. 6466325, 7467215. ' TAURUS SCORPIO 28'Abstract being students. 8235. Reply w x “K”, ment on second floor. 850,000. Howland Realtors, 643-1106. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646 1 You 31 Doydreoming 61 Associates 29 Genus of 23 Young tree 36 ------50 Butfish (music) Apppliances, basement, gar­ Manchester Herald. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, EXCELI£NT 7-room Colonial, 2440. ALL CASH for your^property \ Am. 20 2UpMft 32 Serious 62 Could ocr. 22 grasses age. Near schools, shopping, 2Vs baths,'plastered walls, oak MANCHESTER - Redwood within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, (WAY 20 3Go 33A 63 Be NOY. if 30 Golf teacher in n n n rM 646-4200. PORTER. ST. area • im­ 4 Could 34 Don't 64 Effort bus. Occupancy December 1. Out of Town- maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ flooring, appliances, 2-car gar­ Farms is the location of this SOUTH WINDSOR - nine room instant service. Hayes Agency, 5A 35 Misstep 65 And 1- 6 6-17^. 31 Weight of nr IT 8265. 6464^ after 5 p.m. For Rent age, cito utilities, large lot, lovely Dutch Colonial Cape. 6460131. 2-67-89 6 Forward 36Motters 66 Your I620d5 ^ Poland 6 6 . Houses For Sale 72 age, trees, privacy. Hutchins Garrison Coloiiial, 11/2 baths, 32 Perform on porch, mmedlate occupancy. First-floor family room, 3 four bedrooms; family room, OIMINI 7 Splendid 37 Your 67 Couse SAGITTARIUS \ re Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Hove 38 Your 68 Your stage MANCHESTER - Older one- EAST HARTFORD - 4 rooms, ______i______Excellent location, near school. bedrooms, 1 l/2baths, and large den, 2-car garage. Principals WE WILL buy your house for (WAY 2f 33 Courtesy title IT MANCHESTER 831,900 9Good 39 Necessory 69 Trouble bedroom apartment, on bus- adult couple, no children, no MANCHESTER - New Listing. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. treed lot. Priced to sell. Zinsser only call 64ft8l4. — cash.. Call anytime, Hutchins SAWYER, YOU MAY BETALKlHe WHEN THE flUY 7 SHERIFF, "TOU WHY, fJUlit 20 10 Rewords 40To 70 Dominate OEC. 2 f 34 Pains line. Includes■ : I u ‘ heat and Agency, 6461511. Agency, Realtors, 6465324. SENSE. TEE BONE CALLED ME THREATENED HW, KNOW t h a t J6-2I4144 11 Follh 41 Don't 71 Indicoted 36 Championship pets, stove and refrigerator, SHOPPING IS EASY! Charming 6-room Cape on treed WHERE 12 Watch 42 In 72 Moke 41-44-48-61/ appliances. Older person ' b o w e r s Cape — Fireplace, YESTEROA/ AMP SAID A BIQ- flag- neat, hot water. (^11 ^2897,4- 6 room Cape' Cod ideally lot in the Center of town. Wall- COVENTRY - BeautUul Raided TEE OROHREP HW MOTORCYCLE TEE SAID 13 Day 4jVour 73 Deciding 38 Term in referfed. 8110 per month. Paul garage, establisheo Ranch, 7 1/2 roonis, one year SELLING your property? Call M05ED QUY OM A MCTTORCYCte OUT OF HIS SHOP CAMCU 14 Hove 44 Rely 74 Personol CAFRICORN 8 p,m. located for major shopping ^ to-wall carpet, 3 bedrooms, THE RUSTLERS THEBI6NOSED angling ^ S ”. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. neighborhood, Helen D. Cole, olif. Aluminum siding, us first, we'll buy your home WAS TRYING TO FORCE HIM' ANP FOLLOWED ABANDONED ON aUY 'WENT. is Ftvee 45 And 75 Prelerments DEC. 22 40 Marine fish walking across the street. enclosed porch. Priced in Uie FALUN6 LEAVES ■ TO BUY STOLEN BEEP. io You're 46 Personality 76 8ig VEftNON - Willow Brook low 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- Realtor/MLS, 6466666. Merely add to the splendw of fireplace, family room, deck, immediately at-a fair price, all HIM. p CUY'S RANCH? Effiuuvtn l7Deiplte • 47 With 77 Later JA H .lt' 41 Joseph's son !T MANCHESTER - Super one- This 3 bedropm henne also two-car garage. Large secluded cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, " WE TRACED t h e laSonieone' 48lkmn 78 Plans lf24-5I-57jp (Bib.) Apartments, 3V^ rooms at 8180; 1511.. this imnoacnlate 4rbedroom, 6 |g>v 611-30^ 48 Sheltered side bedroom Townhouse includes 4^ rooms at 8205. includes features an oversiSed garage, lot. Owner transferred. 837,500. Arruda Realty. S SERIAL NUMBER l9Sound 49 k iltie s 79 Proceed 72-76-78 MANCHES'TER • Executive bath Cape. Private lot with 20 Who SO/Ml BOFinoncial 45 Arab name everything except electricity. heat, hot water, refrigerator, ’Texas size jalousied porch, custom built Ranch. Three Evelyn Carlson, 643-0836,. j TO A SUPERIOR LtO 51 Expectotlons Vt The AQUARIUS MANCHESTER - 6 1/2. room garage, makes this home a 21 Prabobly 46 Priority Full prilvate basement, patio, oven-range, disposal, dis­ oven & range and fireplace. Ranch. Fireplace, fee: room, spacious bedrooms, family Northeast Realty, 5667907. PLANNING to sell? Call Paul ■* m otorcycle I JULY 22 22 Work 52 Could 82 Confidently JAH. 24,' (prefix) wall-tQ-wall carpeting. 8215 per great buy. Only 834,500. J. Correnth Real Estate Agen­ 23 Out! 53 Advontoge 83 Innott 47. Knight's suit hwasher, :wall-to-wall 81,800 down. j. Gordon, 649- immediate occupancy. Subur­ rooni off kitchen, rec room, SHOP IN .AI/S.22 24 Great 54 Foil 84 Scene h i! It. month. Paul W. Dougan, Immediate occupancy. COVENTRY - ExcepUonally cy, now. 6465363, 647-1619. *•,: COTTONWOOD, 5- 7-lM 49 More spacious carpeting, air-conditioning, 5306. ban location. City utilities. 830,- den, lovely secludM lot. Hayes J5-27-37-461 25 Judgment 55 Blocks 85 Independent 51 Satellites ol . Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. parking, swimming pools, Agency, 6464)131. clean 6bedfoom Randi, living 81-84 26 For 56 From 86 Romantic 900. Hayes Agency, 6460131. BLANCHARD 27 Of 57 And 87 Agreements planets lighted tennis courts, basket­ room with fireplace, kitchen, ARB YOU ready to sell your VIRM risen 52 Runt aground •• A 28 Tackle 58 Into 88 Resources - fU. It FOUR room apartment, heat, ball court, ice skating, picnic MANCHESTER - Four or five MANCHESTER - Porter wall-to-wall caroeting, garage, home? Are you ruxly to buy a I'AW. 21 29Bu>lneu' 59Eomest 89 Self 53 lYesent month hot water, stove and ROICETTO gorgeous yard. Must be seen to home? Call 233-6885 anytime. 30 In 60 Conslsteot 90 Tups UAkttf (ab.) groves, storage. No pets. Call Tlw BARROWS k WALLACE Co. bedroom older home. Rui^ Street section. 6-room custom Istff. 22 refrigerator, modem, clean,^ Vernon, 872-8511 between 94, location. Small bam and .. bqilt Cape, dormer, garage, lULIM tHfti 148-2462 appreciate.- Asking 825,000. Alvin Lundyly Agency, ‘ 190 6105659/)? centrally located, December ReoKon-^ 104 Constitution .(§)Good ^Adyewe ^N w tnl 6064-71 (NEWSPAPtn ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ^ weekdays, afte r 4, and on Mtncbciter Poikado - sw am age. Reduced to 837,900. Pn il treed lot. Hayes Agency,-646- 189 West Center Street Fi^hette & Martin, Inc., 647- Plaza, Hartford, 1st. 817(1 Swurity, '643-4884. weekends, call 8724400. W. Dougan Realtor, 6464535. 0131. 9993. Connecticut. ^PAGE tw elv e’- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat;. Nov. 10, 1973

Obituiaries Nutmeggers Begin Efforts ' Mrs. Katherine C. Weber Mrs. Katherine Collins Weber, 88, of North Haven, died Xo Conserve Energy . Friday in Hamden. She was the mother of Mrs. John Mayhew of Manchester. Othjer suhrivors are a son, By The Asgociated Press decorations dark, the bureau There has been talk of two grandchildren and two Lights are going out and in­ said. revising school schedules in great-grandchildren. door temperatures and driving An official of the Chamber of several communities, but nc( STURTS SUNDAY The funeral is Monday at 9; 30 speeds are going down as Commerce said turning off final actions have been an­ a.m. from the Beecher and Connecticut tries to get through downtown Christmas lights nounced. Bennett Funeral Home, 2300 a winter that may last longer would not Save large amounts Whitney Ave., Hamden, with a than fuel supplies. of energy. But he said it is im­ Mass at JO at Our Lady of Mt. In Hartford, the traditional portant for the chamber and Carmel Church in Hamden. “Festival of Light” on Constitu­ businessmen to set an example Burial will be in St. Mary’s tion Plaza will be extinguished, for the region. Cemetery in Hamden. l^liam Libman, chairman of Lihman said the decision to NOTICE cancel the “Festival of Light” Friends may call at the the Retail Trade Bureau, said Town of Coventry was difficult because the dis­ funeral home Sunday from 3 to Friday. Zoning Board of Appeals play attracted customers to 8 p.m. The announcement came two At the F^Mc Hearing held on downtown merchants in the / days after President Nixon and Monday, November 5, 1973 at V 7 past. Gov. Thomas J, Meskiil the Coventry Tdwn Hall the Spokesmen for banks and in­ appeared on television to ask following appeals were heard: surance companies in down­ Edward J. Keesler for cooperation in preserving 1. A special exception was town Hartford say they also> A pull and play toy. ANDOVER — Edward J. energy supplies which appear granted to Jack Keppner, of will have their lights shut off as Movable crane and Keesler, 75, of 21 Bausola Rd. insufficient to meet normal de­ Vernon, Ct. for the purpose of mand. soon as cleaning and magnetic cone. Use died Friday at Manchester locating two temporary por­ maintenance crews finish their crane to pick up Memorial Hospital. He was the The Retail Trade Bureau also table signs not to exceed 4x5 said decorations on downtown work. In many tases, lights m m it blocks. husband of Mrs. Hannah Touhill feet each on the portable tire have been left on all night. Keesler. light poles will not be lit this racks and not to exceed the In Berlin, a pharmacist said i W Q O P T O Y S year. Some businesses in down­ period of one year on the he was turning off half the town Hartford also agreed to property located on Rt. 44A. Mr. Keesler was born Aug. 3, lights in his store and called for keep outdoor Christmas 2. A ten foot front line variance 1898 in Bloomfield, son of the local and New Britain was granted to Sylvia Brophy to late Ambrose arid Ann Reddet businessmen to “all join allow rebuilding of a garage oh Keesler, and had lived in An­ BahaHs Mark together in the fight to save the property located at Avery dover for 20 years. Date of Birth energy” by following his exam­ Shores. ple. He was a constable for the The Baha'is of Manchester 3. The appeal Thomas Welles Government and private Town of Andover and a member will join with millions of co­ Jr. on behalf of Edward Scott of buildings throughout the state of the Andover Volunteer Fire religionists around the world in Colchester, Ct. was denied. also will be cooler. truck contains 6 ad­ < and Police Department. He had observing the 156th anniversary Raymond A. Desmone Mayor Abraham Grossman of ditional removable play been employed at Pratt and of the birth of Bah’a’u’ll’ah. Chairman Meriden said thermostats will blocks that complete Whitney Division of United Air­ prophet and founder of the Coventry Zoning Board be lowered in City Hall offices the alphabet. craft Corp., East Hartford, Baha’i faith, on Tuesday. of Appeals before he retired 10 years ago. The Manchester Baha’i Com­ and “we’ll just have to wear munity will cejebrate the holy sweaters.” In Waterbury, Malcolm He was an Army veteran of day, Sunday with a children’s party at 9:45 a.m. at the Baldrige, board chairman and FROSTING SPECIALS World War I and a past com­ chief executive of Scovill 2-plece mander of the VFW Post 254, Meadows Convalescent Home, for cab with un Bidwell St. Prayers and songs Manufacturing Co., said the Hartford. He belonged to the company will lower breakable plastic National State Police Associa­ will be followed by the breaking Nov. 1 - Dec. 1 tank, key and door of a pinata and refreshments. temperatures in factories and Regular price $26.00 tion. warehouses to 58 to 60 degrees Develops coordination Anyone interested in atten­ In unlocking door. He is also survived by a son, ding the observance may con­ from an average of 65 to 68 and in offices to 68 from an average Reg. 4.99 Edward P. Keesler of tact Mrs. Barbara Washington, NOWn o *?Long hair extra S ^ 9 9 Manchester; a sister, Mrs. 646-6851. of 72. Timothy Roger of Hartford; Schools also are being For Appointment Call YOUR CHOICE and two grandchildren^ affected by the energy situa­ M 8-2806 tion. In Berlin’s seven public The funeral is Monday at 8:15 Craft Projects schools, temperatures have GOLDEN CHARM a.m. from the John F. Tierney Meeting Topic been lowered for several Funeral Home, 219 W. Center weeks, according to Supt. COIFFURES LAZY DAZY DOLL I MAKER PicniRES “Holiday Craft Projects for St.. Manchester, with a Mass at Edward Rogean. 1143 Tolland Tpke. St. James Church, Manchester, the Home” will be discussed by “The teachers have been Mrs. Charlotte Strum of the Burr Corners at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. complaining, but we’ve told M anchester Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ Shoe String Shop on Oak St. them that we all have to do our by Ideal For the young sculp Monday at the Women’s Club of “Let’s Qet Together at the field. part, as the President said,” he OoMen Charm” Just turn her upside tor or painter, magic ^ Friends may call at the Manchester meeting at 8 p.m. said. down, then sit her down powder mixed with ^ funeral home Sunday from 2 to at Second Congregational and she will fall asleep. water turns into 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Church. beautiful animals, Commissioner Barbara Dunn flowers, etc. of the state Department of Con­ sumer Protection, originally scheduled to speak at Monday Reg. 6.99 m night’s meeting, has canceled s2 5 0 «« REWARD Reg. 4.99 her appearance. (or any Information leading to tho arraat of tho party Stanley W. Grzesiak ' Mrs. Strum will present a thatatruck Robert Green on hie motorcycle at 6:25 SOUTH WINDSOR - The program of thumbnail sketches P.M., Tueaday near.Lynndale Fruit Stand, Bolton. | featuring the fashioning and funeral of Stanley W. Grzesiak, Call Colchester State Police Trooper Plant, 537- $ « 4 « finishing of craft products 57, of 410 Beelzebub Rd., who 2321 was pronounced dead on arrival made mostly by Connecticut ar­ Friday at Manchester tisans, many of whom are Memorial Hospital, will be members of the Society of Monday at 8 a.m. from the Connecticut Craftsmen. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Gifts suitable for holiday Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East giving and home decoration will WHAT’S HIS FACE - WHAXS HER FACE Hartford, with a Mass at St. be on display. n u ^ t o ns. < ^ o u ^ Margaret Mary Church at 9. I 29 South Road Bolton, Conn. * In Memoriam Comes with a variety of Burial will be in Wapping replaceable mix 'n match features Cemetery. In loving memory of Gerald Sullivan, if you have been out gathering bitter who passed away November 10, 1968. sweet and dried weeds, you will be In­ that lets you change and rearrange Mr. Grzesiak was born in dolls appearance over and over Without the love you left us. terested In our Imported Bowls, Lawrence, Mass., and had lived WHAT'S HIS FACE? agaln...to get any affect desired. in South Windsor for nine years. We’d never find the way Vases, Bottles and Baskets. Through ups and downs and memories \ He was employed at Pratt and of every single day. Whitney Division of United Air­ You're gone but not forgotten. craft Corp., East Hartford. Our hearts are filled with love. OPEN EVERY DAY 10 to 6 Survivors are his wife, Mrs. We’ll meet again. I’m sure of this on (Closed Tuesdays) higher grounds above. Stella Ociepka Grzsiak; three sons, William S. Grzesiak and Sadly missed by Walter J. Grzesiak, both of Wife and Son, South Windsor, and Richard W. Elva and Gerald Jr. Grzesiak of East Hartford; his m ' FACEf father, Max Grzesiak of In Memoriam Open Lawrence, Mass.; a brother, In loving memory of our father, m Lawrehcd Grzesiak of East Charles Saunders, who passed away WESTOWN RIN 6LIN 6 Hartford; and two November 11, 1957. All Day grandchildren. PHARMACY RR9S. TOY emeus m Sixteen years have passed, S-Piece Friends may call at the Since that sad day, ‘‘ funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 The one we loved was called away. 1. Contains 10 of 11 cir­ and Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to For time may heal, the edge of grief Sunday cus acts. Easy to ROAD SET 9 p.m. But memory turns back every leaf. All Medicinal S lic e s AvaHaUa assemble. No glue Always Remembered required. sturdy steel all-star trio Sons, Daughters 455 HARTF9RD ROAD 643-5230 that makes child’s play and Grandchildren Carry/storage case opens Into circus out of road construc­ arena. Washable vinyl. tion. Includaa dumiper, Mrs. Michelle Ratti mixer and scooper. HEBRON — Mrs. Annie V. Ratti, 43, of East St. was found Rag. 9.99 Rag. 12.99 dead at her home yesterday afternoon, an apparent suicide. Dr. William J. Ellzey, Hebron medical examiner, pronounced her dead at the scene and said death was caused by hanging, according to State Police from the Colchester Troop. Colaco’a Mrs. Ratti, the wife of POOL ’N PINS * Michelle Ratti, was born June m 24, 1930 in Hampton, Va., and ELECTRIGPM had lived in Hebron for 25 by Colaco years. ■ BOWLMG Other survivors are two sons, Combines the excite­ Michelle Ratti Jr. and John S. O u r very own exclvisive Strikes and spares, PIN Ratti, both at home; six ment of pocket BOW L never missaa with daughters, Mary L. ^ t t i , Cora flower pin of six diamonds and billiards and bowling. reallatio big alley E. Ratti, Margaret* S. Ratti, eighteen precious colored gems. Molded platform holda exoltemanti Includes 10 pin bowling (eaturea Christine J. Ratti, all at home, score pads and full In­ Perfect gift for a milestone occa­ and contour pockets. Mrs. John Logus of New Britain sion. With sapphires or rubies, structions. and Theresa A. Ratti Of New Rag> 12.99 Rag. 12.99 York City; her mother, Mrs. $350. With emeralds, $450. 14K Theresa Dell Turner of Hamp­ yellow gold. Matching earrings ton, Va.; three brothers, available. ' ■ Richard Turner, Ashley Turner $ 0 9 9 UluHntlona anlar^ad to ahow dotall Pricea aubfact to change and James Turner, all of Hamp­ \ ton; and a sister, Mrs. Edith Smith of Dare, Vp. BLOOMFIELD and -Ilie Hobnes Funeral. Home, MANCHESTER BLOOMFIELD 400 Main St., Manchester, is in ■ jeWELERS-SILVERSMITHU SINCE 1900 MANCHESTER charge of arrangements, .which are incomplete. 956 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER - Also; • Hartford • Middlstown • Now Britain STORES ONLY - Parkade Shopping Center 1051 Blue Hills Avenue

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By BETTY DEBNAM Visit Two Libraries During Children’s Book Week!

The National Library m d i Let’s celebrate Children’s Book Week by 'J visiting the library that holds the world^ largest collection of children’s as well as adult books, the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Poster created by Margot The Library of Congress collection is Zemach for the huge, be(^usie since 1870, publishers have had 1973 Children’s to deposit two copies of each book printed Book Week, if they want it copyrighted. That means iiiey sponsored by register the book so no one can print the The Children’s Book Cpuncil, same thing without their permission. Even Inc., 175 Fifth before 1870, writers sent their boobs to the Avenue, Flew Library^ York,N.Y. The Library’s collection has some 100,000 children’s books in addition to thousands of The Book magazines, periodicals and pamphlets. Chil­ Council is dren’s films and records are stored in a spe­ made up of cial section. publishers and other people It also has a good collection of old and interested in Tare children’s books. better books for children. Children’s books in foreign languages are included. The Library takes part in a book exchange program with other countries.

i 4 K 'P.i 1, Your School Library The average price of a children’s book to­ day is $4.37. W ith prices so high, libraries \ where you can borrow books are even more important. The books in your school library were Children’s Book Week streamer is by illustrator Martha Alexander. probably paid for by state, local and federsd funds. Federal funds are those raised by the U. S. government in Washington from the federal taxes people pay. There has been a sudden “cutback” in the amount of money the federal government is giving libraries. A “cutback” means that the '' r.^i I !|| III amount of money has been cut down or cut . . . 1 , Pi out. ^ f ■ ; . It; 'i( l§>. X l » vv. A ;? f:.H ^6>^'*** •*''^' *** t;/' ‘" ' Due to the cutback and the fact that li­ braries didn’t know exactly how much money to expect from federal funds, there will prol>- ably be fewer new books on your sDon Maynard l;«L P T H E MAYFLOWER FIND THE UlCICEST WA«'TO PLY/V»OtJTH RX K ••• Rlnrwi^- Don Maynard, a veteran flanker for the New York Jets, is flying high as the top all-time pass receiver in professional foot- balL In his 13 seasons, the 6-1, 179 pound Jet caught more pa^sei than ray receiver in pro history. PLVMOectade.The------book. in thw .picture is one of the coun­ Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., 20540. pictures are colorful and pretty. I liked the tryside. story and me pictures.” What’s New in Children’s Books A book report on the ) A-Wev: EfecVutt U e\per^ A s p a r a g u 5 C o s s e r o l e We asked Miss Virginia Haviland, the bead of Newbery Award Winner the Ciiildren’s Book Se^on of the Library of Con­ W.'.V V 't'x “Julie of the Wolves,’’ by Jean George,! NAiVvxi’ N/oull need* gress, what’s new in children’s books. Here are some published by Harper rad Row, is the 1973 j of the things ti^ t are going on: Newjbery Award book. Btrt- l4's QeW mq Here is a review by fifth-grader 2 Alo-2 cans osparagus Cynthia Smith of Raleigh, N.C. \ can cream of n^ushrogtn spop ouV si'de*O re vaof«j “A 13-year old girl named Julie was lost in the 1 stnall caneMOwa+eg tni\K Nou can V>e\p we -k» Arctic Tundra. She was running away to San Frradsoo \ 3^ ounce can french frved on\on nngs where her pen pal, Amy Pollock, lived. Julie le ^ e d to \ Cup (j rated Amervcan cheese Keep .warm vnvde use her wite rad her instincts. She learned to live with There ig an interest in There is an explosion in Vs -te puW + n e . the wolves that helped her get food and survive. books about minority the paperbadk hook TCTie book was sad in parts, especially , when she Vlho*\“ iro do* races. business. 9 h + . recalled her parents dying. The many fac^_ about \.fri+ -the ospatogus \n a \arge Alaska, the Eskimos and now she prepared for hqr journey to San Francisco were inter^ing^ XyxKinq dv'sn • O pen "foew ake \0 nwe is better. popular. OCMU Association. ' ______■

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