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PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl„ Sept. 23, 1973 Vernon I Obituaries Police Report Dr. Turek Tells Start Mrs. Hariet Couch ^ iianrl|patpr mnn Mrralb BOLTON - Mrs. Hariet Gilbain Explains Of Town Health Program Couch, 68, of 26 Cook Dr veiled MANCHB8TBR Thursday night at Manchester Robert VanSteenburgh, 26, of June B. Tompkin* school referendum on Nov. 6 Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPT, 29, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 306 Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Memorial Hsopital. She was the Fast Track Plaii 37 Flower St., was taken into (Herald Reporter) concerning additions and expressed hopes of the TWELVE PAGES — 2 MINI PAGES widow of Elbert Dean Couch. custody Thursday by The health program for renovations to Bennet and Illing auxiliary to get involved in Manchester Police on charges junior high schools. Mrs. Couch was born Oct. it, "Phased Fast Track,’’ a that construction be completed Manchester under the town’s community health activities. "I hope people will un­ 1905 in Boonton, N.J., daughter teamwork approach to con­ on the separate building lodged via a Circuit Court 12 re­ first full-time health director Is She announced a schedule of FAIRWAY of Harry and Jennie Salmon arrest warrant. already taking shape. derstand,” he said, “that the speakers who will deal with CATALOG IJOWROOMS struction, which could planned for the high school Gasoline Price Davis, and had lived in Bolton accelerate the completion of before construction starts on VanSteenburgh was charged Mrs. Alice J. Turek, $5.6 figure given does not repre­ topics on health problems of the for the past 14 years. the proposed Rockville High the addition to the original with operating motor vehicle Manchester’s first full-time sent the net cost to the town.” aging, learning disabilities, and Survivors are two sisters, School addition was discussed building. while license was suspended, health director, spoke to Dr. Kennedy explained that sex counseling. Rules Termed Terrorists Search For Refu Mrs. Mae D. Herring of Bolton last night at a meeting of the and failure to appear in court, members of the Manchester state reimbursement for Illing A venereal disease and Mrs! Anpie D. Starkey of Municipal Permanent Building second-degree. Community Services Council will be 50 per cent, and to curriculum has been es­ I'oonton, N.J. Committee at Vernon Middle Driver Dies, He is being held at the yesterday at the Manchester Bennet about 37 per cent. This tablished in the local schools by Discriminatory Funeral services will be Sun­ School. Connecticut Correctional Country Club and said she will will leave a net cost to the town the auxiliary, with a film strip day at 2 p.m. at Watkins This new concept of construc­ Center, Hartford, in lieu of a spend much of the first six of about $3.1, he said. available for showing. Austria Closes Funeral Home, 142 E. Center tion, which uses a construction School Bus $150 surety bond. Court date is months in her job getting He reminded those present Hopes for establishing a VD NORTH HAVEN (AP) — The head of the Connecticut St., Manchester. The Rev. J. Oct. 1. that the referendum would be manager rather that the con­ acquainted and learning about clinic at MMH are in the works, Gasoline Retailers Association says new federal rules set­ Stanton Conover, pastor of ventional general contractor, the programs of the town’s ser­ Question No. 1 on the ballot. He said Paul Moss, MMH ad­ ting prices motorists pay at the pumps discriminate Transit Center Bolton Congregational Church, was explained with the use of H its Pole vice agencies. also assured the group that ap­ ministrative assistant. He said will officiate. Cremation will be slides last night by represen­ A 53-year-old school bus Dr. ’Turek announced that proval of this proposal would that extensive planning against service station operators. take place in Springfield, Mass. tatives of the Gilbain Construc­ driver — Harry F. Baker of Items valued at a total of $685 schedules are already being set result In no significant Increase processes are needed to utilize The federal Cost of Living the oil companies by economic To Save Hostages Burial will be in Boonton, N.J. tion Co. of Providence, R.I. East Hartford — was were taken in a Wednesday up for physical examinations In the tax rate for educational family services to relieve the Council on Friday approved a pressure have to pay more for There are no calling hours. In “Fast Track,’’ the owner, pronounced dead on arrival night break into the Parkway for school students, school facilities because of the retire­ crowded emergency room con­ formula that will increase the By The AsHociutecl Press their product, it .ahould be architect and construction Thursday afternoon at Restaurant on Center St., police athletes, and members of the ment of existing school bonds ditions at the hospital. There cost of a gallon of gasoline Two Arab terrorists released four hostages in Vienna passed on to the consumer just manager work together as a Manchester Memorial Hospital reported. police and fire departments. for the high school by 1978. are nearly 37,000 visits per year between 1 and 2.5 cents. The after an Austrian promise to close a Jewish transit center, Mrs. Ward Willo.ughby team to bring the project into after he suffered an apparent Items taken included a cash ()f particular interest was the During Dr. Kennedy’s latest controls will allow the like the cost of milk and meat to the hospital emergency and bread.” then hopscotched across the Mediterranean today in Mrs. Sarah Aldrich being in as short a time as heart attack while driving the register, five canned hams, and announcement of a flu program remarks. Dr. Turek com­ room, he said. retailers to charge higher Angelo Guzzi, president of the search of a place of refuge. ) Willoughby, 77, of Simsbury possilbe. bus on ’Tolland Tpke. a milkshake mixer, police said. for the elderly. Dr. ’Turek plans mented that she had seen As a result of the prices because they will be able Greater Bridgeport Service The conditions of the three died Thursday at St. Francis If the proposed high school Manchester Police said for a blood pressure clinic to be falling plaster and peeling paint overwhelming success of the to change the dates on which Their small twin-engine plane Station Operators said many Jewish hostages, described as Hospital, Hartford. She was the addition is approved at the Baker was driving the Cheney held soon at the Central Fire at Bennet. "You really need Well. Child Clinic held for the they can base their new ceiling landed at Cagliari, Sardinia November elections and the station owners had complained after three Arab nations — an older couple and an amputee 2 mother of John L. Willoughby Techincal School bus east on Station which will be available that school,” she said. first time recently, Mrs. Jean prices. " F a s t T rack’’ method of to him about the new formula. in his 30s, were not known im­ of Manchester and wife of Ward Tolland ’Tpke., began slowing to A radio and a starter pistol to the public. Stephen Cassano, represen­ Bates, director of the Joseph Panza said the in­ Algeria, Libya and Tunisia — building utilized, site work “We’re not happy0 dollars. at Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia and The 62-year-old border guard groundbreaking, their passengers, veered to the left vices Director Allan Mason own family doctor. X Funeral Home, 880 Hopmeadow dent of the Manchester wanted,” he said in a telephone Guzzi said he doubted the Palermo, Sicily to refuel. was taken to his home. The u representative said. “If the and struck a utility pole, snap­ identified his responsibilities in B St., Simsbury. Burial will be in interview Friday night. higlier ceiling prices would be The terrorists had stopped a three Jews were believed taken general contractor method was ping if off, police said. After saying he will begin by iden­ a Old St. Andrew’s Cemetery, impact, the bus started to roll tifying the needs of the com­ Panza said the association much help to the dealers. train Friday after it had to Schoenau Castle. North Bloomfield. used and if we had to wait for s backward, and it was stopped munity, the gaps in available will have to study the new “A multi-billion dollar oil crossed into Austria from Friends may call at the complete plans from the Ktthy Mjrt: “I f Fall Hanaat Tima, Tima to Inlot tha FniHa of MoUmt I fl by a passenger on the bus, VERNON services, finding solutions, and Natura; Your Body Will Imprmia By Bating Mora Fioah ProdueoT I program and the new base- company can pass the cost on to Czechoslovakia and abducted •m funeral home tonight from 7 to architect, it would take six Robert Long, 32, of 60 Davis us, but we can’t pass the cost on three Jewish Soviet emigrants Edwin R. Dezso, 16, of 595 finally, putting people and 0 ^ Mm , M MdN4 CmSmIi, IUM4 prices before the full impact of 9. months longer,’’ the represen­ Ave., Rockville, was charged HnM t PMn. I to the public,” he said. “We and an Austrian border guard. S tative said. Tolland Tpke. agencies together. the council’s ruling will be Soyuz 12 0 None of the passengers was Thursday night with taking a His new role will involve clear. don’t want to gouge the con­ The hostages were freed after As each phase is finished and motor vehicle without the l9^l.tt9yCoOUT roM owr creased wholesale cost between non-surety bond for court nationwide shutdown of service stop for Jews emigrating from formerly of Manchester, died ’There is no additional fee in­ The bus is owned ^y the Manchester, he said. P bto'b WBBkBnd SpBclalB May 15 and Sept. 28. Safely Thursday night at Middlesex Southington Bus Service, Inc. appearance Oct. 16. Dr. James Kennedy, Panza said the retailers were stations” in protest over the the Communist bloc nations to volved in using the construction Israel. Memorial Hospital, manager system, as Manchester school superinten­ I RED, WHITE, BLUE GRAPES ...... Ib. 45«i angry that their prices con­ new system of price controls. ea Middletown. somewhere in the bids of a dent, explained the facts of the tinue to be controlled. But in Waterbury, Jerry After freeing the four, the MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet U Mr. Johnson was bom Dec. building contractor, he gets a Bolton LETTUCE, Extra large...... ! i .h^d “The position they were Vilela, head of the local gas­ Arabs, who said they were Union’s latest space probe, 20, 1887 in Holland, Infagered, fee. Gilbain’s representative NATIVE SWISS CHARD ...... lb 49a taking was causing a lot of dis- oline retailers association, said members of the Eagles of Soyuz 12, landed today in cs Palestine Revolution, were Karaganda, 'and the two Sweden, and came to this coun­ said. When it comes time to I FREESTONE PEACHES...... ' i ib.! 896 pair and lack of confidence in he was happy about the council try as a young boy. He lived in open bids from subcontractors, WANTED the American system,” he said ruling. Plane Wreckage Recovered alloweci to fly out of Austria cosmonauts are well, Tass Park Planting We Carry The Manchaatar Evaning Harald * I aboard the twin-engine Cessna reported. ca htenchester until he moved to the representative from Vernon about the previous level of "I think it’s tremendous Clsan, Late Model 414. b Cromwell 26 years ago to make will sit in with the architect and COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS ceiling prices.' because maybe the dealer will Wreckage of a plane which crashed on landing at Logan Mrs, Ripley Miller of Wilmington was killed in the crash. The vehicle had made 29 or­ V his home with his daughter, the company’s purchasing USED CARS WE SELL SOa CONN. LOTTERY TICKETSI “A gallon of gas today is one be making a few dollars and International Airport in Boston Sunday night is raised She was returning on a flight from Hartford with a cargo of Vienna police identified the bits of the earth in two days. X To Be Completed two Arabs as Moustafa Tass said the crew “feels Mrs. Blenda Carlin. agent, so that all may be aware of the best buys the American it’ll get some guys back in from the deck of a Coast Guard vessel Friday. The pilot, canceled checks when the plane crashed. (AP photo) Top Prices Paid Soueidan, 25, and Mahmoud ' •* He was employed at the of the cost, he said. consumer gets,” he said. “If business again,” he said. well and onboard systems are a Whitney Chain Co., Hartford, Speaking about the field force For All Makes "THE KING Khaldi, 27. Both were said to be functioning normally.” The final phase of foundation 90 before he retired in 1953. He ne^ed on the project, the 4:30 p.m. at St. Maurice Parish carrying Lebanese passports. The two-day venture, the first planting at Herrick Memorial CARTER CHEVROLET % A was a member of the K ni^ts of representative said “We will Center to discuss the possibility ■ PRODUCE” Grand Jury To Continue News Austrian officials said the Russian manned space flight in ■B Pythias, and Scandia Lodge, tailor a team to fit the needs of Park is scheduled to begin of establishing a townwide CO., INC. terrorists — armed with hand 27 months, has been devoted to about 9:30 tomorrow morning. calendar to prevent conflict of 1229 Main Straot Republicans To Vote grenades, submachine guns and testing the modified Soyuz craft Vasa Order of America. He also your project.” Carol Lorenzini of the Junior 276 OAKLAND S T .. M ANCHESTER-643-6384 Capsules B belonged to the Cromwell Fish ’Two types of contracts which events. Phone 646-6464 pistols — ordered the four off and its new flight control •M Woman’s Club Conservation B and Game Club. could be used for the project the train at the Marchegg sta­ systems. The vehicle un­ He is also survived by a son, were explained by. Gilbain’s Committee invites all in­ Judge To Hear tion just inside Austria, derwent nearly two years of Raymond A. Johnson of representative. A Guaranteed terested townspeople to meet at wounded a Czech train con­ redesign after three Russian o the park to help with the plan­ In 10 Town Primaries Manchester; another daughter, troller with automatic weapons cosmonauts were killed aboard Maximum Price contract is one ting. v n :im SALE POSITIVELY ENDS MONDAY OCT. 1st TS Mrs. Lillian Lockman of where the company would fire and herded the hostages Soyuz 11 in June 1971. B The Netherland Bulb A Pasadena, Calif.; a brother, guarantee a maximum price for Agnew Reasons HARTFORD (AP) - Stam­ Two incumbent selectmen — into a small van. The Tass progress reports on Institute is' contributing about mercial airline pilot, is the en­ V Emil Johanson of Sweden; 3. Uie entire project. He called ford Mayor Julius Wilensky is After driving to Vienna’s the mission have revealed little 550 bulbs to the project. The MfINTERIZEd] Frank L. Jackson and Thomas dorsed candidate against con­ O sisters, Mrs. Annie Karlson and this an incentive type of con­ expected to win renomination information on the work being variety of bulbs Includes tulips, M. Collins — SMk the nomina­ tractor Rocco T. Lauretti for Schweehat airport, they V Miss Linnea Johanson, both of tract, because if the project for a third term as Republicans B daffodils and crocus. To Halt Probe tion for first Mlectman in the mayoral nod in Bristol. negotiated for about 15 hours done aboard Soyuz 12 other than Sweden, and Miss Alma John­ cost is less than the guaranteed go to the polls in 10 towns Mon­ Weston. Jackson has the en­ Jack A. Porte has the en­ for safe passage out of the coun­ to declare that the two crew son of Pasadena, Calif.; 12 price, the town would get a United Methodist Church day to choose their candidates dorsement. • try, demanding that the Jewish members were charged with BALTIMORE (AP) — Federal prosecutors are con­ dorsement in a five-way race grandchildren and 4 great­ percentage of the savings. The United Methodist ^ u rch for mayor and first selectman. Wallingford Republican Town camp at Schoenau Castle 70 “comprehensive checking and S will hold a potluck supper and tinuing their investigation of Spiro T. Agnew despite a for the first selectman’s 0 grandchildren. ’The Cost Plus type of con­ Wilensky, who also is heavily Chairman James V. Lee Jr. has nomination in Darien. Other miles south of Vienna be closed testing of the improved flight ►» tract, which could also be used, mission program tonight at 7:30 Funeral services are Monday legal move by the vice president to halt grand jury action favored in November, faces the endorsement in his race for candidates are Margaret W. in return for release ^of the systems.” at 2 p.m. at Watkins Funeral would be as the name applies, p.m. V on the case. former city Finance Com­ Mayor against Henry E. Bubar, William H. Patrick, hostages, authorities said. ja Home, 142 E. Center St. The the cost of the construction plus The Rev. Robert Pumfery, missioner S. Eugene Davis, 3 YEAR WARRANTY^- U.S. District Court Judge Hoffman became presiding Toman. John E. Rand and Franklin H. Austrian Chancellor Bruno Rev. C. Henry Anderson, co­ a percentage of the cost for the recently returned from the who says he will file as an Philippines, will be the featured Walter E. Hoffman said Friday judge over the Agnew case Robert L. Baldwin has the en­ Wilcox. Kreisky, a Jew, said he agreed s pastor of Emanuel Lutheran construction manager’s fee. zr:v . Independent if he loses his par­ dorsement against Probate to the Arabs’ demand to close speaker. He will be accom­ M4MCO bought them all-over in Norfolk, Va., that the grand when all nine federal judges in Michael A. Hagan has the en­ e Church, will officiate. Burial Work on the project would ty’s nomination. Judge Frank E. Cicia in the the camp to avoid "the u will be in East Cemetery. begin sooner with this type of panied by his wife and two 110,000 DELUXE SOLID DIRT PROOF jury could hear additional Maryland, disqualified dorsement against Albert J. Wilensky has the party’s en­ contest for the mayoral catastrophe of Fuerstenfeld- Friends may call at the children. evidence next week while themselves. Stone for the first selectman’s contract than it would on the •REINFORCED WINTERIZED Pool Cov- dorsement, as does incumbent nonjination in Shelton. bruck.” Guaranteed Maximum Price lawyers from both sides argue The motion contains a two­ nomination in Ridgefield. funeral home Sunday from 7 to Church Tour The IMPERIAL DSR Serics-The First Selectman Clarence F. Last year, 11 Israeli Olympic 9 p.m. contract, which would require whether the investigation pronged argument against James F. O’Donnell, a com­ X Arrangements have been outstanding strength of this total lami­ Heimann in Trumbull. athletes held captive by Arab u The family suggests that any the architect’s drawings to be made by the Bolton Ecumenical should be stopped. further grand jury action which 0 nated commercial grade cover and the Heimann faces Ralph G. terrorists were killed at the memorial contributions may be at least completed to the point Council for residents to tour all Meanwhile, Agnew flew to could lead to an indictment of Lows tonight 55 to 60. Cloudy, Solid "Dirt Proof" Feature will protect Okrepkie, whom he defeated in Fuerstenfeldbruck airport in £ made to a charity of the donor’s where the company could ask Bolton churches Sunday. California for a speech today to the vice president. showers likely. Sunday mostly .B your pool all'winter long. AND YOU'LL a primary two years ago, and Political Donor Germany when authorities sunny. Highs in low 70s. choice. for bids. Each church pastor will a Repqblican women’s group. Agnew’s attorneys argued L6 VE8f4 AICd'f LOW LOW PRICES!! state Rep. Earl T. Holdsworth. attempted to stop them from « Mayor Frank J. McCoy said explain the history, symbolism In other developments that the grand jury is exceeding Precipitation probability, 30 "0 The only other incumbent leaving the country. A he had previously suggested and differences of his church to related to the Agnew in­ its jurisdiction because the per cent tonight, 20 per cent chief executive facing a that if the high school referen­ residents joining the tour, WINTERIZED IMPERIAL SOUD DIRT PROOF COVERS TO FIT THESE ABOVE GROUND PO( vestigation: Constitution protects the vice List Revealed Kreisky’s decision brought Sunday. Winds, variable 5 to 10 primary Monday is Plainfield immediate criticism from the -O dum is passed, the town go with beginning at St. George ATREO • BILNOR • COLECO • DOUGHIOY • GRANTS —CBS News quoted a president from indictment or m.p.h. early tonight. Northerly, B WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon’s re-election Israeli government, which the construction manager Episcopal Church at 1:30 p.m. HOME & ROAM • IDEAL • HUB • MARATHON • MEDALLION Washington urban planner as court action. First Selectman David R. about 10 m.p.h. late tonight, in­ A Wagner who faces Perry A. termed the action “shocking” creasing to 10 to 15 m.p.h. Sun­ F ire Calls process. He said that Hart­ Proce^ to United Methodist MUSKIN • OCEANIC • SEARS • SHARKLINE ANO ALL OTHERS saying he was asked to give "He (the vice president) finance committee says it collected $18.2 million in secret T3 Rose. Wagner has the GOP en­ and called home its am­ day. paM ford’s Weaver and Bulkeley Church at 2 p.m., Bolton Agnew $2,500 for the vice must hold the office and be free contributions with dozens of five to seven-figure gifts from 0 dorsement. bassador to Austria for con­ . TODAY High Schools were built in this Congregational Church at 2:45 president’s help in obtaining a to perform its duties until his ambassadors, bankers, industrialists and prominent O 10:52 a.m. — False alarm way a substantial savings. p.m. and St. Maurice Roman 7 ROUND POOL COVERS ^ r OVAL POOL COVERS ^ federal contract. The planner, Elsewhere, former West sultation. High Low removal comes about in accor­ Anchorage. from Box 571 (Manchester High Mayor McCoy also suggested Catholic Church at 3:15 p.m. Edward Echeverria, told CBS Haven Mayor Alexander Israeli officials said Jewish 47 30 SIZE Mfr's. Ust K 4MC0 SIZE Mfr’s Ust MAMeO dance with the constitutional Chicago School); Town Fire Depart­ Following the tour the request came from his Zarrowski has the endorsement Chicago insurance executive emigrants from the Soviet 68 64 plans — by impeachment, W. Clement Stone was far and away the biggest donor, with $2 Denver 48 ment responded. refreshments will be served at 1 5 Ft. »4 2 ®® * 2 8 former boss and a friend of the against former City Clerk John Union have been coming 44 1 2 x 1 8 ' *5 2 *® * 3 8 resignation, or expiration of his million, in a list made public Miami 85 77 t St. Maurice Parish Center. vice president, Lester Matz. Makes Appeal Perrone. throu'gh the Schoenau *5500 term,” a supporting memoran­ Friday under court order by the New York Townwide Calendar 1 8 Ft. * 3 8 S6700 An Agnew spokesman termed processing center to Israel at 76 72 1 5 x 2 5 ' * 4 4 dum said. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Finance Committee to Reelect Washington Certification All interested town groups ^ Econo Kleon Covers by ANDRAY ^ the report “more hearsay.” thc'cate of 2,650 a month recent­ 83 69 *6700 In addition, the motion,, Former presidential adviser the President. Class to Meet and individuals are invited by 2 1 Ft. * 4 4 1 5 x 3 0 ' ROUND —Sen. Barry Goldwater of ly. Of Building »7 8 ‘ ® * 5 4 OVAL claimed leaks to the press have John B. Connally says only ^Kangaroo Trial’ Stone, who publicly has the Bolton Ecumenical Council 15 Ft. SZ3.33 Arizona, former Missouri Gov. 17400 ir.ir S27.77 precluded the possibility of a women can inject life into the acknowledged giving $4.8 Withheld On Reunion to attend a meeting Sunday at 2 4 Ft. * 4 8 1 6 x 3 2 ' *8 7 ®« Warren E. - Heames and in­ * 5 8 18 Ft. S 2 7 .7 7 1S'x2J‘ fair hearing from the grand Republican party because “I million‘ to Nixon campaigns HARTFORD (AP) - The The Manchester High School surance executive W. Clement jury. Charged By Agnew •9400 2 4 Ft. $ 3 8 .8 8 >S’i30' S 3 8 .8 8 1 don’t look for men to do it.” since 1968, contributed the $2 City of Hartford has withheld a Class of 1954 is planning a 20th V 2 8 Ft. * 5 8 7 V j 3 ' x 1 8 ' »1 O 0 P® * 6 6 7 Stone were announced as A supplementary document AT \ ? 8 Ft. S S 5 .S 5 16x32' i 4 4 . 4 4 / Speaking at the 17th biennial million last year before a new certificate of completion for reunion next June and a trustees of a fund for Agnew’s accused the Justice Depart­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vice President Spiro T. Agnew federal law requiring dis­ Southern New England legal defense. convention of the National meeting to organize the event Wintarizad TOP O THE LINE Solid Dirt Proof Covers To Fit These IN GROUND POOLS ment of being the source of a Federation of Republican complained today that news leaks from a federal probe of closure of, campaign con­ Telephone’s (SNET) new, 10- Stone, the largest listed con­ will be held Tuesday at Mott’s "flood of ... prejudicial Women, Connally said: “We political corruption have subjected him to a "kangaroo tributions and expenditures story downtown com­ PMEHURST • APPOLO • BUSTER CRABBE • CLAYTON LAMBERT • CONCRETE • FOX • PAL tributor to President Nixon’s Community Hall, 587 E. Middle reports.” haven’t done it. Men like to sit went into effect on April 7. munications building, a city of­ Tpke. SpacM 2-Day Sala • ROYAL* SPARTAN • VINYL • WEATHERKING AND ALL OTHERS 1972 campaign, said Agnew’s trial” and are violating not only his civil rights but those of “It is clear that the vice « back with their feet up on the The three-inch thick report of ficial said Thursday. on defense could cost $500,000. all Americans. The meeting is open to com­ 16'x32' 18'x36' 20 'x44 ' president is the victim of a desk, holding a coffee cup or those who gave between Jan. 1, The company violated its con­ Agnew’s motion was filed in mittee members and any \ deliberate campaign, something else and talk about In his first formal public 1971 and April 6, 1972 also in­ tract for construction of the Baltimore only an hour before career of public service. member of the class interested calculated and intended to priorities while the women do appearance since allegations cluded $1 million from Mellon new stucture, said Robert J. Judge Hoffman met in Norfolk "The endless leaks,” he said, in working on a committee or SEAITEST $ i deprive him of his basic rights all the w ork." The 2,000 involving him were submitted heir Richard Scaife; $200,000 Bliss, redevelopment executive with attorneys for Agnew and “must inevitably violate not oly director. helpingin any way. Information to due process and fair delegates gave Connally’s to a grand jury in Maryland, • from members of the the Justice Department to set hearings,” the affidavit says. the rights of an individual but SNET was to have installed is also needed on the * remarks a rousing cheer. Agnew also hinted at a belief Rockefeller family and $568,000 118*136 dates for future action on the The Justice Department the rights of every American.” glass walls on the first two floor whereabouts of former HXCKIIM *FIRST YEAR FULL GUARA|4TEE PLUS 2 y e a r PRO-RATED w a r r a n t y that his political future may from Mr. and Mrs. John classmates who have left Sava On ifkll Flavora motion. ; replied that, “there is no basis ^ready have been destroyed, The address to the gathering Mulcahy of New York, presi­ levels to offset the masonry Amnesty Lifted ^ ' of some 2,000 GOP women exterior of the upper eight Manchester. WINTERIZER ▼ ICE HTH whatsoever — in fact or com­ even if he is exonerated. dent of Quigley Co., a sub­ Those who cannot attend the WATER BAGS mon se^se’’ for the claim. The ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) - The vice president’s remarks climaxed a hectic week in sidiary of Pfizer Phar­ floors. Bliss said. The telephone IMPERIAL GRADE I EQUALIZERS Amnesty granted to seven male which Agnew appealed to have company, however, used meeting but would be in­ SOCK IT department’s statement added were prepared for delivery to maceuticals. Speed Score: prisoners in return for the his case considered by the masonry for the entire exterior. terested in working on the reu­ - that its investigation will con­ the a convention of the National Among prominent donqrs-who nion may call Mrs. Valerie 2 2 , ^ tinue. release of their 14 women Federation of Republican House of Representatives, saw gave Tesser amounts were Bliss said his agency has Adults hostages has been lifted during ordered SNET to ^^take im­ Kom, 643-6774. The Investigation concerns Women. that proposal rejected by House entertainer Bob Hope and' an investigation of the takeover mediate corrective action. Students 7 possible violation by Agnew of Calling it the cardinal rule of Democratic leaders, and then reclusive billionaire Howard Off kV'' tax, extortion, bribery and con­ of a section of the city jail. The American justice that every filed a motion in federal court The telephone company has PLACERVILLE, Calif. (AP) Hughes, who both gave $50,000. agreed to install a reflective spiracy laws. The vice presi­ men r e le a ^ the hostages after person is innocent until proven to halt the investigation of his Hughes contributed a publicly About Town — Placervllle residents asked barricading themselves in the past activities on constitutional glass facade to meet the ■4 WUMT dent has denied the allegations. otherwise, Agne\v said: reported $66,000 after April 7. local police recently to crack women’s section of the jail for grounds. requirement. The alteration Bowers School PTA will spon­ s . s * 4 ^ Hoffman gave the Justice “It should be clear that what In- making public the list of down on speeding high school nearly six hours Edward The grand jury probe involves -ould cost between 135,000 and sor an open house Tuesday at 8 Shop $333 Department until Friday to res­ is at stake is not merely the contributors, the finance" com­ students. Tripp, St. Louis director of charges that Agnew, while a 150,000, Bliss said. p.m. Children may bring their G a l. r x i o " pond to constitutionaUssues In- rights of a single individual but mittee was complying with a s..s*13 ” In response to the com­ adult servf(^es, granted amnes­ county executive and later as parents, to the school to meet -volved in the Agnew motion and the fundamental judicial prin­ ruling by U. S. Dist. Judge Freed By Terrorists plaints, a two-day speed check ty on the condition that the governor of Maryland, received their teachers and show them u n e h u r s t until Oct. 8 to respond to other ciples of -this country. These Joseph C. Waddy in a suit by the was made oh two rebds leading hostages be unharmed and uh- kickbacks from contractors VITAMIN through the school. Parents Sat. 8 a.m. - fl p.m. WETHERIFIELD ENFIELD SOUTHIHQTON ' Issues. Agnew’s attorneys then principles are designed to pre­ self-styled citizens lobby Com­ WALLINOFORO 1 : .to an area high schhol. ' mqlqsted. But medical doing business with the^state.. k Jewish woman taken hostage off a train Friday by two may join the PTA that evening. IllOS'ltl OttiWHwy. Ml fnMM4tl. IMIt. II CO QutM SMRIt. II) •IN c*ltBy N9.(R ,.i) have until Oct. 11 to respond to vent a person from being mon Cause. ’ Arab terrorists was among four freed early today in Vien­ INK. Ml R f llllo H J 'li L ilt Cwin. ■>lta«IM I ■ ill » alt |.|4 0»». larttrlM Pm Um The results: 22 udults in­ examinations later .indicated He is under investlgatifon for. HEADQUARTERS Room mothers will be in each the Justice Department. wrongly convicted, as well as Common Cause attorneys SUNDAY cluding several teachers and nine oL the wrpmen ^prisoners! possible violations of extortion, na, Austria. She was traveling from the Soviet Union to l-iKKPtI Park;i(iH classroom to collect SraiNGFIILO • MILFORD • TRUMIULL Oral arguments will be Oct! to protect a person from more told a news conference they 8 a.in. - 2 p.m. residents were clted^ along with had been sexually as.sauUed,‘of­ conspiracy, bribery and tax Israel Vienna when the train was commantjeered Bt the I ow Pnc('s' membership fees. AH 'parents 12 is U, S. District. Court in intangible fortm.of abuse, such would conduct their own audit seven students. ficials said. > ■ . fraud laws. Auslrian-Czechosolvakian border. (AP photo) are invited. J^EN: MON-^RJi^ Ij ^ i ^ ^ ‘ 5 ** M. Baltimore. as-'the destruction of a chosen of the report! ) 1 f I \ Begin Debriefing K SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — Skylab 2,’s astronauts today begin a month of debriefings on their record 59V4-day space journey. Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma planned to meet with engineers, technicians, scientists and other astronauts to discuss all aspects of the flight, starting with a reviqw of the July 28 launching an^ rendezvous with the space station. Church Meets LOUI3VILLE, Ky. (A P)'- Episcopalians, who take pride in being the “bridge church” between Protestantism and .Clatholiclsm, meet here today with some of the structural timbers threatening to crack. Warnings of schism came from various quarters over a proposal to permit ordination of women. Other controversial issues on the agenda include grants to black and low-income groups, remarriage of divorced persons and revision of the Book of Common Prayer. 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"«HKR JOY! ONi OF THE ■RIQHTEtT. rgNNIEST FILMS OF THE YEARl" I Local Churches i CINtMAX 1234^ MCC Film Series Starts Sunday • eXiraKPORStS 8TREeT)orexrrM(SILVERLANE)onl-M • I Area Churches » Trinity (Jovenunl Chgrch . EASTHARTFORP • 24HR.TEL.INFaSM-M10 • PAPER M O O N The Clwma Sunday Night becoming a f|lm society and will be Invited to any >\urlh United 7 • ACRES OF FREE LlWrEP "*"*^*^’ .'‘j* * * ^ r ' 302 Hackmatack St. ilVAN O'NEAL ^ series ofallms at Manchester member may contact Martlus private screenings In addition .NelhudUl Church (Aisemblles of God) to the regular series. Rev, Norman E. Swensen 647 E. Middle Tpke. Wupping (Community Church TAYUM O'NEAL “TOUCH OF Community College begins Sun­ Elmore, series coordinator, at \ 300 Parker St. Rockville United day at 8 p.m. In the main cam­ 646-4900, ext. 371, or by leaving Pastor Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson 1790 Ellington Rd. Union Congregational ' -MtCAtlk CUMt’ (PQ) 88* ReV Earle R. Custer McthodiHl (Jhurch Church nUNCOZEmREUI FRI-8AT MIDNITE H « pus auditorium. name and address In the V i ? r i i o » ‘ I f \ Pastor Pastor South jyindsor 142 Grove St. ROMAN POLANMkl'M The free series of foreign auditorium lobby before or 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Rev. Harold W. Richardson Rockville Romeo classes for all ages, plus an Rev. John W. Mortimer Rev. Paul J. Bowman- FBU PiRl 1C i.a-jJJ.l MACBETH (H> films will continue monthly. after a film showing. 10 a.m., Sunday School, Minister Pastor IM, (^JULIET Infant-Nursery. 9and 10:30a.m., Worship Ser­ Each film will be followed by* A member will receive classes for adults and children. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton Minister vice. Sermon: “Well, I know Rev. Lyman D. Reed. refreshments and a discussion separate mailings on each film 10:50 a.m., Worship Service. 11 a.m.. Service of Worship Associate Minister n i'^ (g) •:ii 1.-U fcs >P0.8LR1S'n{ AVI EAST HARTfORD MEADOWS Pastor Swensen will preach. what I believe.....but I Just 9:30 a.m., Qiurch School. Associate Minister ._M%HMvy EntortaAmMiU lai MS S M lUTlS TRl)M HTfD i f-A UlT ■ a for viewers who wish to par­ can’t put it into words.” and Bible preaching. Nursery Nur.sery through adults. m His topic: "On the Foun­ NO OM uNcm • ID M MMnrn f*m, T ,I ticipate. care for the little ones, and 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. ChIIM.SiI,S«ZM4«MIUI A bou t Tow n dation.” Children’s Church for 9 a.m. Church School. 9 a.m., Church School, Anyone Interested In special children's program. vice and Church School. Nursery through Grade 2. Hk, Tm, n>i, U I M 1 ^ Grades 1 through 4 and a Nursery and Grades 3 through Grades 5 through 9. Adult Study The education committee of 6. 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Group. »S1^ ocTSiti •Nursery for pre-sphoolers. Hymnsing and Bible message. MbVIERAnNQB | Manchester Junior Women’s 10:30 a.m.. Church School. I rinily l.iithcrun (Jiurch 10:30 a.m., Church School, in­ CMtlM,Sil,SK -KY.MrNm Maneh»$Hr CfMpter of I Club will meet Monday at 10 Nursery,' Kindergarten and St. IVtcr’H EpiHcopul Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 ★ ★ ★ ★ ! Kinunuel Lutheran Church St. James Church fants through Grade 4. 2M]jSSji;MMS >^F0RRARENT8AND a.m. at the home of Mrs. Ray-i Grades 1 and 2. Church School Church Vernon 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. Mm, Tm, Ihn, FH Church and Chestnut Sts. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon i VOUNQPEOPlf I mond Laramie, 460 Woodbrldge registration. Sand Hill Road Rev. Donald McClean T.-WS4S B ang UNICO Rev, C. Henry Anderson Pastor Sermon topic: "Where Salva­ PrMBMtB an avanfng at (fia Ml •NwHueM Me liiMM * « •* * « St. South Windsor Pastor tion Starts?” the AWMWeDwiWewWWM# Rev. Ronald J. Fournier Rev. Daniel J. Karpiey awMcMMMNrNMWvArlMrcASM*. co-pastors “ St, Mary's Episcopal Rev. Frederick M. Foerster III Church . Rev. Eugene Charman Vicar Band 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ United Methodlut Church drum Frederick Wehrenberg vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. Rt. 44A, Bolton COACHUGHT THEATER |AUA«I AMiniO ‘z z a R a y ' s ENRICO PACE Intern Church and Park Sts. SMiraiAullMcn Rev. George Nostrand Saturday, Masses at 5 and 9:15 a.m., Church School. Rev. David M. Campbell siowlyiLii^s^ssi I 7:30 p.m. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. ~ Ml J2S SJI 72$ Ml Rector 10 a.m., Morning Prayer. Pastor Mm, Tmi, Tkn, W, 8:30 and 11 a.m., The Service. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, October 11, 1973 [}2;\THEATRES EAST Ml MU MMimo Rev. Stephen J. White Sunday School registration and FirHl Congrcgutionul ViOt.l •‘•f «aHLH|St[Rs« V1M.401* 1- • . i REA OAUM PI2U “VERlUANn D O A ZW SA ''^ Nursery provided. 10:30 a.m. and noon.- "FREE! STUDENT DISCOUNT CARDS! SAVE S0« FOR YOURSELFl 6:30 P.M. • Cocktails GP> Rev. Ronald Haldeman classes. (Jhiirch of Vernon 9:30 a.m., Informal Worship AND A GUEST-OET YOUR CARDS NOW AT THE THEATRE!" 9:45 a.m., Church School for Service. 7:00 P.M. - Dtluxa buffat dinner V*' g I t FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMLY. THE CUNT THE St. John’s Polish National John A. Lacey all ages, including adults. ^ Minister 10:15 a.m., Coffee and 8:30 P.M. - Show time U'— 'j m s h i i e f s •V Nursery. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Catholic Church. St. John’g Runinu ^ ^ ! MN GHMDER. LOOK FOR THE RED, WMTE AHD Book of Common Prayer. Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Conversation, IMir 17 MMiiu auMpiiiylra 11 a.m., “Play Group” for Rev. Walter A. Hyszko KpiHcopul Church 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Ser­ Assistant Minister 10:30 a.m., Church School, FPfintif AAiIttMTllM GREEK children 3 to 5 years of age. Pastor Rt, 30, Vernon Rachel, Rachel vice for 'Trial Use, with sermon nursery through Grade 6^ "^r MANCHESTER 6:30 p.m., Youth meeting in Rev, Robert H. Wellner, “SWEET CHARITY” IJAMESCOeURN'MICNAaSARftAZM by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. 9 a.m.. Mass, English. 10 a.m., Worship Service. 10:45 a.m.. Worship. *Chris- S H H ^El CENTER mw TNSjWIKVCK.WUnRPCOtON IE)iyiLIL 000 6 4 3 -0 0 3 1 the Youth Room. Rector ‘HARRY IN YOUR POCTtr a* **< vaeiR » rmhitb % Church School, Crib Class and 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and 9:55 a.m., Church School. tian Education Sunday. s a 643-7S32 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE % IJC) tRpMMitmyMry g ISO SRRUCB STRBBT - AUSCHESTBR, CONNBCTICVT 5 p.m. Junior Pilgrim 1:30 to 4 p.m.. Open House Starring: Ml Corar aa Swaat Valanttna Charity and Ron Nursery. Polish.------8 a.m., Holy Communion. Holgata aa tha BoyMand Tonight •! Midnight — gg« ^ MMtWntTMl) I;:;' Church of Christ Fellowship, .__^ Tour of Bolton churches. Lydall and Vernon Sts. 11:15 a.m.. Holy Conynunion, Gospel Hall 10 a.m.. Family Service and McQUEEN DONATION:.t25 par eoupla “EA^Y RIDER (r. Book of Common Prayer, with 415 (^nter St. 7 p.m,. Senior Pilgrim nm Petor FoMto « Jack Nlcholaai S]| «aB«M«MMM« % Gfr/a Eugene Brewer, Minister Church School. All donathna ara tax daduetibla sermon by the Rev. Mr. Fellowship. Fimt Congregational . S C I S C O P U J E wWiQlNI HACKMAN A dm itted • For Uckale contact any UNICO member or Dr. Salvatore Nostrand. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Church of Coventry M a c G R A W Sat. - Sun. 2 P.M. .-'HARD ROCK 9 a.m., Bible Class. St. MuIIIikw’h Church (United Church of Christ) Squetrito, 64M429; Mr. Bemie Qlovino, 643-1507; or Mr. VM-Vyrl-y 10 a.m., Worship. Ordination 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Tolland Frank Fllloremo, M3-0808 All Seats 85$ Center Congregational 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Avery St. Chrintian Rev. Bruce J. Johnson ' IN SOFI MVOmME of elders (bishops), Rev. J. Clifford Curtin Pastor Church Pastor Reformed Church THE GETAWAY (R) “ftin Wild Run Free” 6 p.m.. Worship. "A Charge AND RLUES To Keep.” United Church of Christ St. Bartholomew’s Church 661 Avery St., South Windsor CALDOR “WESTWORLD’'(n) 11 Center St. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Rev. Peter Mans 9:30 a.m., Church School and ■ ■ ■ M M P lu s m m s m s m MANCHESTER PLAZA 646-2228 Spadal 1:30 and 3 p.M. Mows Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 adult Bible Study. Sal and Sun. - No Bolton Lake House Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. p.m. Minister ROUTE 44A • BOLTON NOTCH 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Barbara ‘‘UP THE South United Pastor Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 AT LuMiam GiS'ri Fiw Otti Frwi UnhNrir Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Sermon topic: "Lovely Streisand Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema Methodist Church and 11:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for SANDBOX” 7:30 (T'riLirrr.rrn ' 9:15 and 11:15 a.m.. Worship and 11, 11:30 a.m. all ages including a nursery. Boldly.” Coffee hour after ser­ Cinema 1 Cinema 2 One Night Only — S o l . Sept. 29 1226 Main St. vice. 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Service. Sermon topic: “This Is Si. Muuricc’H Church 11 a.m., Worship Service. TODAY and TOMORROW BOY, HAVE our Father’s World.” United Pentecostal Church Nursery provided. 7 to 9 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim 1 WE GOT A THIS WEEK FEATURING Rev. Wayne Kendall 187 Woodbridge St. Bolton Fellowship, Church Lane Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. 9:15 to 11:55 a.m., Learning Rev. Robert W. Cronin 6 p.m., Family Worship. VACATION Robert Baker 6:30 p.m., Christian educa­ House. FOR YOU... JAMES COBURN Pastors Community, nursery through Pastor “MARVELOUS MARBLES” Grade 6. Pastor tion. Nursery provided. CHILDREN'S MATiNEES “HARRY IN Cover: $1.50 Second Congregational 9and 10:45a.m., Worship Ser­ 10:15 a.m., Coffee Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 MGM YOUR POCKET” (PQ) HAPPY HOUR 8:30 • 9:30 P IZZA - G R IN D E R S Fellowship, Woodruff Hall. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Church vice with Pastor Eldridge p.ip. United Church of Christ r 2 FA Shaw Sit-San. - 99< PRESENTED BY RONNIE ENTERPRISES Learning Opportunities. “Our 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Talcottville preaching. Sermon: "The -Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 Rt. 44A, Coventry Phom 649-9333 Role as Christian Parents.” Congregational Church Church: A Teaching 11 a.m. Rev. Robert K. BecMold Federation Room. “ Our Full Gospel Christian United Church of Christ Epic ROGERTWIbE ...X ’ 1 V S m . ,, j Fellowship.” Dedication of Fellowship Rev. Kenneth E. Knox Ministe/ teachers. Service of Baptism. Concern — Your Church”, Rob­ Rev. Philip J, Hussey Sucred Heart Church bins Room. Interdenominational Pastor Adventures 9 a.m. Infant-Todfilers Orange Hall Rt. 30, Vernon 10 a.m,. Worship Service. ACADEMY PANAvisloe:" The Manchester jafeees Present,, Nursery through Grade 6 and 6 to 8 p.m.. Pizza Party for Pastor Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor of an AWARD METROCOLOR Rev. Philip P. Saunders, 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sun­ •uch O f Class Grade 4 Confirmation Class in Grades 7 and 8, Robbins Room. Rev. Edward Konopka Vernon AgHemblies of God WINNER Grades 9 to 12, Youth Pastor St. Bartholomew's Church day School. Sermon topic; American new education wing and main 51 Old Town Rd. Starring Fellowship in Sanctuary. Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. “God Chose To Work Through Boy at Sea WINNEROF Sft. - Sun. Matinee “Sound of Mualc” Q( YUL MTNNta building. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Father Hussey is the first pastor of St. Bartholomew’s Us.” FWRENTS mCHJUD BENJAMIN 10:45 a.m. Infant-Toddler Program planned by Jay Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday MAGA2INE Stager. and open discussion. Sunday Church and was responsible for the construction of the for the Nursery through Senior High School. 10:30 a.m. and noon. School for all ages. 6:30 p.m., "A Nazareth church building, school, auditorium and convent. He came RrstTlme. im m Touch of Class’ ood* 80YLENT6AEEN age, and Grade 8 Confirmation 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Starring Place,” (Coffee and dessert in to Manchester Oct. 2, 1958 and was assigned to St. Class, in new education wing vice. Si. Margaret Mary’s Church Rockville Baptist Church 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Charlton Heaton Woodruff Hall. Craft Program Bartholomew’s Parish, which was then in the process of and main building. Wapping 69 Union St. IrirfninM **^*’*Tf Kellerman’ lalBh Taylor Young in Memorial Hall. being separated from St. Bridget and St. James Parishes. AT JniBIIIBIUi (Duatln Hotfmanl For aotii r / t e ''® * ' 7:30 p.m. Senior High Rev. William McGrath Rev. Robert L. LaCounte United Congregational Church of Jesus Christ of The parish had no church, and Father Hussey with the help 1:00 Methodist Youth Fellowshiping Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) Rev. Joseph Schick Pastor Church 2:30 in the church. Spiritual Growth Church of the Nazarene of his parishioners converted a two-car garage at the rec- Co-Pastors United Church of Christ CAPTJUm 236 Main St. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Group will meet at 371 Oak St., D. Clar Brown, Bishop toi7 into a chapel which was used until the present church 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Tolland Rev. William Taylor Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 led by Pastor Kendall. edifice was built. He observed the 35th anniversary of his Nursery through Adult, in­ Rev. Donald G. Miller Pastor p.m. C O W A G m V S 9 a.m.. Priesthood. ordination May 26. Before coming to Manchester he was cluding College Career Class. Minister mSliirrins 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. assistant pastor at Immaculate Conception Church, Water- Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW- SPENCER TRACY Second Congregational Classes for all ages. and 11:30 a.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser­ Church First Sunday of “Discovery” bury, and St. Lawrence O’Toole Church in Hartford. First Sunday of each month. LIONEL BARRYMORE MELVYN DOUGLAS 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Holy Communion; Second Sun­ vice and Church School. Screenplay by JOHN m MAHIN • MAHC CONNELLY and DALE VAN EVENT • Bated on the Book United Church of Christ attendance drive. Baby Sunday. Si. Francis of Assisi 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim by RUDVANO KIPLING • Directed by VICTOR FLEMING • Produced by LOUIS 0. LIGHTON 385 N. Main St. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. day, missionary service. The Presbyterian Church 673 Ellington Rd. Nursery provided. Fellowship. Rev. Felix M. Davis Message by the pastor. South Windsor Minister Children’s Church and Nursery 43 Spruce St. 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Rev. George W. Smith Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor vice. Nursery provided. provided. Rev. Eugene M. Kibride 10 a.m. Morning Worship. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Pastor The Nursery through Church School Message by the pastor. Nursery Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Grade 9. Sermon by the Rev, provided. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Bolton Congregational Bible Classes for all ages. " p.m. Mr. Davis, “God’s Well Done.” Church 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 the 6:30 p.m,. Junior High Youth Community Baptist Church and 11 a.m. Bolton Center Rd. Speaks Fellowship. % An American Baptist Church Nursery provided. Rev. J. Stanton Conover by 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 585 E. Center St. St. Mary’s (Jiurcli Minister Eugene dramatic Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Rt. 31, Coventry Brewer St. Bridget Church ■If Hit* UmvMfsity of Conn»‘( tu ul Sop Minister Rev. F. Bernard Miller 10:15 a.m.. Church School. Rev. John J. Delaney Few people are inclined to Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. arts Mnehurst] 9:15 a.m.. Church School for Pastor Sermon: “How Firm A Foun­ abide by the principle con­ Rev. Paul F. Ramen all' ages. Nursery through Rev. William J. Stack dation.” tained in the motto made Sunday ^ Rev. William J. Killeen famous by its presence on The Fourth Annual Grade 4 continuing during the Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m., Pilgri^ announces its 8 A.M. 'til 2 P.M. President Truman’s deski service. ■ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 Fellowship. 1 9 7 3 - 1 9 7 4 land SAVE 20$ oh Saturday, Masses at 5 and “The buck stops here.” Shif­ 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. and 10:45 a.m. All 'A Gallons ting the blame is as old as sin Production Season Sermon: “ Does God Touch 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. sT a l t e s t i c e C R E / Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and itself. In Eden Adam tried to Every Lite?’’ Nursery is Si. Bernard’s Church .St. (icorge's Episcopal ^ at this Spoclal 2-Day Salo^ 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and blame his wifVjven implying M Y F A IR L A D Y ... Lerner and Loewe's all time hit musical ANTIQUE AUTO provided. Rockville Church that God was biaiileworthffor adaptation of Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. Friday, October 5 p.m.. Fellowship Hour and noon, school auditorium. Rt. 44A, Bolton ^Full sorvica all dopartmanti Rev. John J. White giving her to him. 19-Saturday, October 27 matinee-Sunday, October 21 ... 2 Bible study. Rev. William Schneider Rev. John F. Flora, III including moati Millions today crowd psy­ p.m. Unitarian Univergalist Vicar Society Rev. Anthony Miller chiatrists’ offices, hoping THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON 481 Spring St. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. something might be found in SHOW & FLEA MARKET (Singer Learning Center) Guest Preacher Intern Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 the dark corners of their M A R IG O L D S ... Paul Zindel's pulitzer prize winner Friday, p.m. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist November 9-Saturday, November 17 (no Sundays). Rev. Arnold F. Westwood The Rev. Don Evans, an and Church School. Nursery childhood that would shift the Join The Minister 'evangelist originally from Fritz Wehrenberg III of Fort Sunday, Masses at 7, 8:30,10, blame for their behavior onto 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. provided. G O IN G AW A Y... a world premiere production by Tom Sunday, September 30th. 4th Annual Great Britain, will conduct ser­ Wayne, Ind., is serving as in­ a generation dead and buried. Dulack. Friday, February 15-Saturday, February 23 (no 10:30 a.m.. Service. The last vices at the Vernon Assembly tern at Emanuel Lutheran Israel tried this, saying, “The Sundays). Fun A Free in a three-part , series on of God Church, 51 Old Town Church and will continue in the fathers have eaten sour AT THE “Temptations,” “The Temp­ Rd., Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 post until June 1974. grapes and the children’s The Idiot, SUBJECT TO FITS ... a response to Doestoevsky's tations of Goodness.” Nursery, p.m. and Tuesday through Open teeth are set on edge.” But by Robert Montgomery. Friday, March 22-Saturday, March 30 MAYOR'S WALK Church School.______Friday at 7:30 p.m. Wehrenberg received his< Jehovah would not buy it, (no Sundays). and An artist, he usually executes degree in philosophy and replying that “The soul that Antique Auto Museum Concordia Lutheran Church humanities in 1971 from sins shall die. The father shall K IN G L E A R by William Shakespeare. Directed by and starring a landscape acrylic painting in WESTOWN 40 Pitkin St. Slater Street, Manchester approximately 15 minutes .Valpariaso (Ind.) University. All Day not bear the iniquity of the the eminent Broadway actor Arnold Moss. Friday, April Rev. Burton D. Strand PHARMACY during two of his services. The He spent his senior year son; neither shall the son bear 12-Saturday, April 20. DEMONSTRATION Pastor studying and working at Coven­ painting is then given to the the iniquity of the Father.” A L L performances begin at 8:15 p.m. unless otherwise listed Gates Open at 10 A.M. all agas member of the audience who try Cathedral in Coventry, (Ezek. 18:2-20) 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. England. Sunday. and they will be presented in the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre. has brought the largest number Church School through Grade 6. All Medicinal Services m m OF CHRIST FOR CONSERVATION of first-time visitors to the ser­ He entered the Lutheran Available Lydalt and iVernon Street Rates for Season and Individual Tickets Nursery care for small vice that night. 455 HARTFORD ROAD MY FAIR LA D Y ...... $3 5 0 OVER 100 ANTIQUE CARS ENTERED children. Rally Day celebration School of Theology, Chicago, 043-5230 Phone: 643-2517 MARIGOLDS ...... $ 2 5 0 for Church School. 111., in the fall of 1971 and has completed two years of study. GOING AWAY ...... 2!50 RefreshmenU Availahle On The Grounds 10:30 a.m.. The Service, About Town Church School for Grades 7, 8 Upon the completion of his in­ ...... $ 2.50 and 9. Teenage and Adul^ Mizpah-Spencer Circle of tern year at Emaniiel Lutheran K IN G L E A R ...... ^ ^ ■ •$ 3,50 Sunday, Sept 30,2 pm Discussion Groups. ^ South United Methodist Church Church, he will return to LOOK FOR All Proceeds To Be Donated To (Rain or Shino) " will meet 'Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. $14.50 Chicago for his final year of Zion Evangelical at Susannah Wesley House of ' study at the Lutteran School of Buy a season ticket for $10.00 and save almost 1/3 o n ' the Lutheran Church the church. The Rev. Robert W„ Theology. total cost. last At Highland Park Spring; * (Missouri Synod) Eldridge Jr. will speak. Walk To Summit His wife, Margaret is from ORDER FORM: YOUR MANCHESTER Cooper and High Sts. Hostesses are Mrs. James Rev. diaries W. Kuhl Chipps, Mrs. Shermj9n Barnes, Milwaukee, W i s., and Make checks and or money orders to: The University of graduated from Valpariaso Pastor. Missj Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. Connecticut. Mary Matchett and Mrs. University with a degree in Enclosed please find $------for______season tickets? m e m o r i a l h o s p it a l 9 a.m.. Divine Wwahip. William Newton. speech and drama. , Send tickets to: . SAVE , 10:lSa.m.,Sundayl^hooland jg SOUTH WINUSOR VEHNON Youth Forum.' Nam e______. ______' ______ADMISSION: AdulU - $1.00, Chlldrm — SO* A i P i n M H n n H ’ 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. First The Temptations S t K „ ^ ■ ' 1 ^ - Year Youth Instruction. ------— -— ------State « ______of Goodnesjs 2 'P ------— ------Phone______W H i Church of the Aggiimptlon Adams St. at Thompson Rd. ' What fears make us resist our bettor impulses? Do Please enclose self addressed stamped-fenvelopes and mail to: Rev. Edward S. Pepin you ever regret not having done the right thing? Or. Cecil E. Hinkel COUPONS 6! Pastor' _ Come, hear our minister Sept. 30. Coffee, Discus­ Dept, of Dramatic Arts, U-127 FOR THE FIRST Rev. Paul 'frtnque sion, Nursery, Young Peoples Program. ON NOV. 6th. The LHti' irsity of Connecticut 250 ADULTS DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE Storrs, Connecticut 06268 Saturday, passes at 5. and UNITARIAN UNIVIRIALIST AOCIITV lAST M U Tt 8UN0AV AT 10 10 AT SmOlfl ATTENDING MANCHESTER CONSERVATION COMMISSION 7:30 p.m. LIAIlNINQCINTtN.48l8HIINQ8T., MANfiNIITflli ARNOLD WtSTWOOO.MMIITIfl PAUL PHILLIPS, TRE8. The management reserves the right to alter the program. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, MAIL'AO.RQR IMO. TA1COTTV1UI, CT.O80M - Ttl:M8^l1ft 10;30 and 11:45 a.m. MANlMl'illlV HOLTON MlllHON ANOOVI H (.OVl N U f i / MANCHE.STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester_,Conn,, Sat,,Sept. 29, 1973 - PAGE F^UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat,, Set»t. 29, 1973 PAGE FIVE lia n r lif0t^r iEu^utug News for r..... Founded Oct. 1, 1881 1 D Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to.ceqeive their Senior Citizens Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 USINESS ts^ERVICES MRECTORY 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Wally F ortinW M M Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9m. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Hello everybody! 556; Bernadette Schulz, SSI; Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated F^ess Here we go again, and first of John Derby, 551; Grace Wind­ DICK’S OAMPINQ cond Class Mail Matter. all tomorrow we go to Yankee sor, 548; Inex Mahoney, 548, Stadium to witness the final and Jennie Fogarty, 547. AMERICAN EQUIPMENT Business Bodies Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. h i g h g r a d e sport event to be played at the I want to thank Gloria Vince Tenti, Cbhi, Sleeping Bags, assumes no financial responsibility for stadium. and Elizabeth Cone for pinch- Air Mattrewea, Stovei, AUTO SALES COURSE has international ties with typographical errors appearing in adver­ ’Those going to the game must hitting in the office Wednesday coMPim turoMonvE Lanterns “Automobile Sales Taiwan and plants In the FARMERS WARNED POI.LUTION CONFAB PRINTING Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in remember that we are going to while Gloria was taking care of ANO Techniques” will be offered as Midwest and West. Connecticut farmers have The sixth annual Industrial a busload of seniors in Penn. FARR'S been advised to conserve their S3 tOLLAND )uRNPIKE Job and Commercial Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. meet at the Municipal Parking MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS a non-credit evening course by Ventilation iind Air Pollution Printing Dutch country, and Jan DuPont “The Everything Store I” Manchester Community diesel fuel and gasoline supplies (Control Conference will, open Manch/Vernon Town Una One Month...... ^ 2 5 Display advertising closing hours, lot behind the town hall at 9:30 FREE a.m. Reason being that parking had a toUch of the bug. Camp • Bike - Sport College starting Oct. 2. Open to NUCLEAR PROJECTS for farming operations this fall Oct. 14 at the University of TOWING Prompt and Efficient Single Copy...... i5f three full days'prior to publication. 2 MAIN STREET G. Leonard Johnson of 49 PHONE 643-2467 Printing of AU Kind* around our center will he loaded In the afternoon it was 683 CENTER STREET a t Depot Square the general public, the ten-week and winter, according to the Connecticut’s Bishop Con­ By Carrier, Weekly...... 75f Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon bridge, and we had 16 players course will meet Tuesdays Joseph St., Manchester, has University of Connecticut’s with cars because of the church MANCHESHR, CONN. Open Dally to 0:00 P.M. tinuing Education Center, OPEN: Community Press One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon services at the Emanuel with the following winners: Ivy PHONE: 643-7008 J. FARR — 643 7tU from 7 to 9 p.m. at MCC’s been appointed nuclear projects College of Agriculture and Storrs, and will run for a week. engineer at Northeast Utilities Monday to Friday Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Lutheran Church. So we’ll be Siddell, 4,030; Luella Horton, 3,- audio-visual studio, Bidwell St. “Natural Resources. Industrialists and contractors 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear Monday. looking at you then, and I’ll be 970; Jessica Hayes, 3,880, and campus. in Berlin. Dr. James Lindley, Three Months...... $9.75 T from throughout the Northest Saturday 8 A.M. - 12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 passing out the tickets on the Eugene Toch, 3,120. MANCHESTER Maurice Moriarty, treasurer agricultural engineer at UConn, are expected to attend the con­ bus. Thursday is our fun-day, so in Osfnnsky of Moriarty Bros, in reported that some suppliers ference. Last Friday night we had 40 place of it here at the Center, Manchester, will be instructor are predicting a 10 per cent The teaching staff will con­ players for setback with the we took 125 over to the Jerry DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. for the course, which is based reduction in the amount of fuel Is A Vice President on a format established by the sist of experts from private MANCHESTER .following winners: Thomas Lewis Twin Theatre at Burr's MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery available to farm operators for ventilation companies, CUSTOM MADE Murphy, 136; Louis Weber, 136; Corner to spend the afternoon Ford Marketing Institute. corn harvesting and field CANVAS AWNINGS Instruction includes prospec­ research and engineering Needed? Wilbrod Messier, 129; Emma enjoying the delightful movie IRON Quality Mtmorlals operations this fall. firms, and public health and Russell, 126; Floyd Post; Edith “Sound of Music.” ting, solicitation, and selling S s a fjo o it Over SO Years’ Ebiperlehce techniques. pollution control officials from While the President and vice presi­ bent Secreatary of State Henry Wirtella, 124; Hans SCRAP METAL state agencies. Feedricksen, 121; Grace Wind­ 'The Virgin Isles Trip Call 649-5807 Further information is lUJKBLE BATH CHOICE VARIETY dent are heaviiy engaged in what available from the MCC Exten­ Kissinger, being German-born, is not sor, 117, and Jennie Fogarty, and PAPER The Federal Trade Commis­ Still want to remind you folks A. AlMETTl, Prop. sion Division. BUYS TIRE PLANT Qualify might be the battles for their respec­ qualified at least on a constitutional 117. 731 PARKER ST. sion is investigating possible that we are going on the Virgin NEW HAVEN (AP) -T he Monday came and Gloria was Tel. S48-S78S or M8-5870 Harrison St., Manchester adverse reactions to the use of tive politicai iives, the Democratic basis. j Isles trip that Oct. 5 is the ab­ Armstrong Rubber Co. said this Seafood off with a busload of travelers bubble bath. Possible dangers, National Vice Presidential Com­ An aiternative to avoid the Eagleton heading for Penn. Dutch coun­ solute deadline for paying up CALDOR REPORT week it has signed an agree­ 43 O A K STREET according to the FTC, are skin SE^ US FOR; try, and I’ll let her tell you the remainder of your bill. Caldor, Inc., of Norwalk, a ment with the Gates Rubber TEL. 640-6937 mittee has been engaging in some fiasco and Agnew embarrassment was STEVENSON rashes, .irritations, and infec­ Co, of Denver to buy its Aluminum Roll Up about it. Gloria states, and I Don’t forget that we have a chain of discount department Awnlngn MERCURY BROS. tions.''' Nashville, Tenn., tire manufac­ lively debate in Boston as to whether a suggestion that more time be alioted quote, “We had a lovely trip briefing meeting scheduled for stores, has reported net sales of • Door CanoplM Friday Oct. 5 at 1:30 p.m. Travel Agency Persons having information turing plant. the office of vice president should be for selecting a vice president and that with beautiful weather, good EXXON $69.8 million for the six-month which may by helpful to the in­ • Storm Doors food, and lots of wonderful By the way, we have some Joseph L. Stewart, New England Aster (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) 646-2756 period ended July 28,1973. The vestigation may contact the • Combination Windows continued, or if continued, what might a committee present conventions with memories of the Amish folk. I exciting plans for next 405 Main Street Armstrong’s board chairman, net sales figure for the com­ FTC’s regional office, Room Manchester Awning C«u - wish to thank everyone, Jim February, a trip to California, NO SERVICE said about $15 million would be be done to make the seiection process a slate of acceptable (and presumably Manchester parable period of 1972 was $56.9 2200C J.F.K. Federal Building, 195 WEST CENTER ST. Uccello, our newly adopted and when we get to Los CHARGE Phone 649-5533 paid for the plant over the next Telephone 649-8091 more than a ticket-balancing politicai thoroughly screened) choices from million. Boston, Mass., 02203. member Mom Buckwalter, and Angeles, we will take a bus trip RESERVATIONS FOR Net earnings for the six G. Leonard Johnson three years. EstabUehed 1949 tightrope walking act. which the successful nominee could especially our wonderful up the Pacific Coast to San •HOTELS • Tune-Ups month period ended July 28, Francisco. Want to hear more e General Automotive In 1961, Johnson joined the seniors who were just great. I •AIRLINES 1973, were $1.47 million, or 40 The Democratic concern obviously pick his running mate. about it? Give us a call here at Hartford Electric Light Co., want to you to know that Ethel •STEAMSHIPS Repairs on All cents per sh.are. The 1972 Inside the Center, 643-5310, or better American Cara • now an operating subsidiary of stems from the unfortunate selection While we don’t expect there will be 1 LeLeu is resting comfortably at figures were $1.26 million, or 34 % yet stop in for a flyer giving you 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER without thorough investigation of Sen. anything coming out of the dis­ home.” :ents per share. Northeast Utilities, as a t i Speaking of Penn. Dutch, this all the details. It will be a mechanical engineer. He • Auto KM Upholstery Thomas Eagleton as Sen. George cussions, other than possible ’Thursday we’re going to show seven-day jaunt, and ull of YOUR transferred to Northeast in 1966 • Lawn Mowers P and IVI Shop REUPHOLSTERING McGovern’s original running mate in suggestions which still would have to slides of our trip. So you folks things to see and do, and an op­ MEMORIAL COM PLETE as project engineer for the se­ • Snow RIowors Report portunity for you to go west. PLANT DEDICATION • MODERN FURNITURE who made the tour along with cond unit of the Millstone • Snowmobllos and ANTiqUES the last election. clear the Congress and be ratified by Senior Citizen, go west. At least <^NER STORE PET CENTER NORWICH (AP) - other members, drop by and e PSHy Goods, Magazines Nuclear Power Station, Water­ • W ashing Machines • Ciistoni Furniture for a week’s visit. C in iriei- Paiikeeli Wakefield-Capehart Corp.’s Republicans too should be con­ the states in the form of an amend­ Rowland Evans and Robert Novak enjoy them with us. A good idea ford, • Tractors, Etc. mill SlipcoverH Our sick call revealed that • Groceries, Cold Cuts Tioplcil Fish - Tuttles new plastics plant here was Specializing in Hand Tufting would be to drop in for our first e Frults—Vegetables Johnson earned a BS degree cerned in the iight of the yet-to-be ment to the Constitution, the whole Margaret Schaller and Rose Hemslers - Geiblls dedicated last week. Made To Order hot meal, and then hang in • Greeting Cards Miied Breed Puppies in mechanical engineering at Conti are patients at the City Council President FRACTIONAL H.P. Complete Selection of proven but never-the-less politically thing does raise an important ques­ there to see the color slides. We Depend On You . . Aquaiium tccessoiies. etc. Worcester Polytechnic Materials 8ELTS damaging allegations against Vice tion. Strauss and Reform Monday morning we had 81 Manchester Memorial You Can Depend On Us! Out Oxn Speciil Blended Anthony J. Longo III said the Institute, and an MS degree in ITtEE ESTIMATES playing kitchen social bingo, Hospital. Pel Foods 164,000-square foot facility nuclear . engineering at the Lower Level of the Parkade 010-6321 President Spiro Agnew. * Is the American vice presidency, as and thanks to Bob Doggart, and Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER would provide 300 jobs. Rensselaer Polytechnic MANCHESTE WASHING'TON - With the leftish political scientist who Ull Midnight Mon., Tiiea., 0-B; Wed., The sole function of the vice presi­ one commission m'ember phrased it, congressional leaders, AFL- Tommy O’Neill for helping out Membership Now 5,098 PET CENTER Robert Kropp, president of Institute’s Hartford graduate Thurs., 9-9; Sat. 9-5 Delegate Selection Commission fathered the McGovern with the games, gave me a Wakefield-Capehart, said the AUTO PARTS dent is to preside over the Senate and CIO officials. Strauss plans to What to know something? We 882 MAIN ST. 046 0263 5 SI MUNCHESIER center. “a way of tossing a bone to the faction clearly controlled by the reforms. step in at that point, criticizing chance to do my regular office company would build another . ’• i'i.: lAT • now have 5,098 members, all He is a member of the reformers, chances of the Moreover, Strauss mis­ work. be on tap in the event the president that has lost Uie nomination,” or it is the commission’s majority as Gold Card holders, and I would facility, of 300,000 square feet, American Society of calculated in hoping to In the afternoon we had 13 OPEN suffers death or some disability so he necessary at all? . Democratic party avoiding a representing nobody and calling like to remind them that it’s out at the 36-acre site. Mechanical Engineers and the moderate the 73-member com­ tables for pinochle, and I want SEE U S FOR QUALITY SAT. to 1 P.M. repetition of the horrors of 1972 on the National Conrunittee to of the goodness of their hearts Kropp also said the company American Nuclear Society. cannot serve. As with all things of this sort, dis­ mission by aligning himself to thank Anna Haupt and Lyla TAILORING now depend primarily on the overrule the commission and that our local merchants are plans to locate its national Johnson is married to the GLASS closely with its chairman, Steele for helping me out with cussion and debate will continue, toughness and determination of prevent a disastrous repetition, honoring these cards. Please do CUSTOM headquarters in Norwich. He former Lauretta Loverro, and • For ,\uto Whulahlelda Democratic national chhirman Baltimore city councilwoman of history. the games in the absence of added that Wakefield-Capehart not abuse them, and instead MADE A S a r v le * they have two children. • For Store Front* Md The discussions in Boston would not perhaps for years, but with today’s Robert S. Strauss. Barbara Mikulski — a Until the Sept. 15 telethon, Gloria. The winners were: Ann SUITS when you’re in a store ask for O f nil tilzrii of windows leave us without a president if the vice controversy involving the White Hopes for consensus within maneuver that antagonized Strauss felt he had to bide his Young, 712; Floyd Post, 671; the manager, and thankliim, he For Ladles and Gentlemen Ernestine Donnelly, 668; Leon • For Table Top* the commission were radically Strauss’s supporters in the time, his neutrality angering deserves that, and will be happy Alterations — Cleaning Sincerity presidency were eliminated. It is the House, it could be that changes may Fallot, 650; Grace Moore, 648; diminished in the first hours of AFL-CIO hierarchy. By last his erstwhile ally, AFL^IO to know you really appreciate Repairs Where Personal A New Gift Shop Awaits You OPEN 8 A.M. to a P.M. Esther Gaudette, 648; Esther SATI'RDAY 8 A.M.-NOON alternatives Tor a successor that are come sooner than we think. Some ac­ the commission meeting here. .weekend, it had failed com­ political operative A1 Barkan. what he is really doing. I know I Consideration pletely. Anderson, 646; Grace Windsor, MANCHESTER Finnish-Estonian Imports homemade ale and passed \ac!i£A l£r> of interest. tion could solve the problem which The same clique of reformers Now he has expanded authorfty, can’t thank them enough for Is A Tradition J. A. WHITE that wrpte the McGovern Com­ not only because the telethon 640; Bernadette Schultz, 640; TAILOR SHOP ■ I " .ft;- •' ... .-v.» rw—• and Handicrafts of 44 Stony around among the guests. When Quality Is Miss Mikulski and her their cooperation. . GLASS CO., INC. One has suggested no vice president every recent president has pledged to mission guidelines four years netted some $4 million but Louise Kohls, 639; Michael 12 1 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 4(X) Mam Street Road, Bolton — Phone 649-8080, Also, in wood, is available a Important In 'Your McGovernite Commission staff Here are menus for the week: 31 Blnsell .St. — Tcl. (He-7322 ,ago was in iron control. That because it presented the DeSimone, 639; Lillian Lewis, FREE PARKING has been in existence about two selection of Aarikka toys. A Selection of Art and the presidential successor would do something about but has always were working intimately with Monday, Chicken soup with I means the commission’s final Democratic party nationally 636, and Robina Carroll, 621. years. During this time, the parent who has purchased toys & F r a m in g be elected the Congress as an interim failed and that is to expand the duties the reformers in procedural rice, egg salad sandwich, decisions probably will too with its most respectable face chilled fruit, beverage. Vt, owner-operator, Ilvi Joe Can­ from Creative Playthings will Burr Corners. Manchester voting. It seemed the Canada Trip president. A president at the begin­ of the vice president to better prepare closely resemble 1972 to please in years. Strauss’s tough Sept. Tuesday, Beef no^le soup, non, has collected a variety of recognize these well con­ \e.\t to Caldor McGovern Commission By the way, Monday we start Grooming! the party’s mainstream. 20 speech was his first post­ chicken salad sandwich, cup­ items that reflect the character structed and mind stimulating ning of ifts term could designate a him to succeed should it become revisited. The better organized registering for the Canada trip TOURAINE But Strauss, enjoying, im­ telethon shot, taking sides on cake, beverage. FOR and quality of Finnish design toys, because some Aarikka reformers overwhelmed their which is scheduled for Oct. 17- temporary successor while Congress necessary. mense prestige after his debt- the reform question. W^nesday, Corn chowder, POODLES merchandise available in that toys are also in the Creative Reuben Plen’s opponents, divided in tactics 21. We leave here and head for AND ALL ^ FINE QUALITY Maybe the interim answer wouid be reducing telethon, intends to in­ That speech irritated grilled cheese sandwich, ice PAINTS country, as well as gather, or Playthings collection. made it up its mind. and weakened by absenteeism. Quebec. Spend the rest of the BREEDS tervene against any such out­ reformers on the commission cream, beverage. make herself, some Estonian For children one will find, Texaco Sfafion legally defined functions of impor­ Dr. Bode and his allies, un­ day, that night, next day, and DIAMONDS Another suggested the secretary of come. He plans to be in­ who want Strauss to emulate Thursday, Roast beef, FOR BEST RESULTS 875-7624 f handicrafts on this continent, too, durable and colorful repentant about the calamity of night, and take in lots of sights 381 Main Street state be the successor but as we recall tance enough to make selection of the creasingly critical of the Lawrence F. O’Brien, national creamy whipped potatoes, hours 9-5 mTOTAT since under the current Russian enamelled cups and plates. 1972, gave no thought to com­ before moving on the Montreal. reformers and, if necessary, chairman during McGovern buttered green beans, roll and BY APPOINTMENT occupation regime free trade in If one is looking for distinc­ B R A Y ’S Phone 643-9149 one of the arguments for changing vice president as important as selec­ promise. We spend the rest of the time appeal to the Democratic Commission days, who stood butteri frosted cake, beverage. STUD SERVICE F O R - this area does not exist. They tive jewelry, Kalevala Koru’s •expert Watch Repairing Although nearly all commis­ and Sunday, Oct. 21, forjMiqie^ Hydramatic Tranimlsslon presidential succession the last time tion of the president. National Committee to reverse aloof from the reform fight. Friday, French onion soup, Paint A Craft Canter Poodles, Toys it Miniatures are open Monday thru friday, 9 museum jewelry collection •fine Selection of Gifts sion members give lip service Along with busfM^eTthe” Repairing commission decisions. ‘‘Why can’t Strauss finesse it tuna salad sandwich, pudding 615 MAIN STREET a.m. to 3 p.m. offers choices in bronze and ' For All Occasions was to insure as much as possible that While almost anyone can be a to abolishing the noxious quota package contains hotel, tax', SUDS & SCISSORS The basic problem is stacked like Larry did?” asked one such with whippedcream, beverage. silver. These pieces are made •longine, Butova AU Work Guaranteed the successor be an elective official figurehead, which the vice presidency system, reform members tips, tours, bus driver tips, and Tel. 649-0300 POST RO. PLAZA-Rl. 30 deck inherit^ by Strauss when commission member. The schediBe for the week: Here a shopper will f in f hand- after prototypes found by Wittnauer and Caravelle Texaco Lubrication Service spawned the quotas. What’s five meals. All this for $120 per VERNON We Olve Green Stamps rather than an appointive one. presently seems to be, the people elected national chairman last Strauss, by nature a com­ Sunday’ 9:30 a.m. trip to painted ARABIA dinnerware, archaeologists and some Watches more, they will battle Strauss’s person two to a room, or $143 December. His predecessor, promiser who dislikes confron­ Yankee Stadium starts at the distinguished by its durability designs so as far back as the 737 Main St.. Manchester In a lighter vein, this might be expect and demand more of a presi­ attempt to seat Congressmen single. Could be a great trip so Jean Westwood, had appointed tation, could be vulnerable to Town Hall parking lot. and exceptional glaze. In time of Christ. PHONE 643-5617 as national convention get there early to s ip up. termed discriminatory too, since the dent and his stand-by quarterback a commission massively over­ such criticism. Indeed, Monday through Friday, 8:30 DON WILLIS Buy Good Reproductions glassware, one will find table Of course, history moves on delegates, oppose legalization Tuesday we had a tdee turn­ balanced by reformers and in­ Strauss’s allies were dismayed a.m. to 4:30 p.m., registering crystal, candle holders, bowls, and recently Kavevala Koru constitution limits the presidency to should be equally qualified and of slatemaking and advocate out for our. oil painting class, A word, by Schertle cluding ^the chief guru of by one compromise. Strauss and in fact added four new for the Canada trip. GARAGE in only the most cursory way. vases and art glass. added to its collection the SALT native-born Americans and the incum­ prepared for the task. proportional representation at Galleries, to the buyer of Color reform: Dr. Kenneth Bode, a had obtained from a prestigious members to the class. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Initially taken from the There is a large selection qf pin, designed to commemorate LUCA’S the lowest level. 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 Reproductions: (Chicago law firm an opinion In the afternoon the action kitchen social bingo, one can of enlargement of a very small wooden handicrafts, ranging the recen t talks held in Sell-Service There remains an outside that the National Committee, was the bowling by the Senior canned goods needed. Noon to Merchandise of all kinds, color photograph or color from baskets to sausage sticks, Helsinki. This pin is available Laundromat 244 Center Street Kito RiwtJvini' m y m chance that a reasonable com­ not the Mikulski commission, is ' Bowling Leape at the Parkade 12:30 p.m., lunch is served. 1 Specializing in from toys and typewriters to transparency, the low priced and also the traditional Finnish at the Finnish-Estonian Im­ p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. Manchester •646-1995 Custom Midt promise will emerge from the the final judge of reform. But Lanes, and the results were as BRAKE SERVICE cars and clothing is for sale at print is betrayed by its basic Christmas decorations hand­ ports & Handicrafts shop now Suits, Pints ind Bus pick up at 8:30,a.m., return OPEN 7 D A Y S -11 to 9 17-member drafting committee Strauss granted Miss follows: For the women in the various prices; and by deficiency — a blurring soft- made from one piece of wood. at 44 Stony Road, Bolton. mm Cojts trips at 12:30 p.m., and 4:00 Front End Alignment Specializing in U.S.D.A. (picked by Miss Mikulski with a Mikulski’s request to receive a class A poup, Bertha Duhring focus effect which is For example, the delicate St. For the wall there are SOCIETY FOR CATS p.m. Choice Steaks and comparison and careful shop­ •Tailoring decided edge for reformers). second opinion from former took the high triple with a 422, General Repair Work ping it is usually not difficult completely false to the original. Thomas Cross which has its’ etchings and woodcuts by Karin Kittens Smalt Animals Capital Fare I ’Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, oil Fresh Sea Food •Dry Cleaning Commission vice chairman and for the high single Marge At best this cheap print can origin in the peasants’ simple Boarding & Placement Supreme Court Justice Arthur painting class, and ceramic for the average buyer to detect Teksal Deeks, an American- •Laundry Sorvica Hall won with 156. In the class only be classed as a make-shift practice, dating back centuries, Adoption & Disposal Center ^ Alex Smith, a 39-year-old Chicago Goldberg (who first agreed to class. 10:00 a.m. shopping bus a difference in quality and to Estonian artist and package 176-178 SPRUCE ST. Andrew Tally B group, Etta Wils'on took both replica, a compromise with of placing two pieces of wood in lawyer connected with Mayor the role, then declined). as usual. Noon to 12:30 p.m. weigh value against cost. With designer for Fuller Brush Co., ROUTE 83 m m l MANCHESTER the h i^ triple with a 341, and quality, a faint reminder of Richard J. Daley’s forces, is Strauss now says he will seek lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 4 Got A Painting Probiem? We’ii Heip! reproductions of works of art it the shape of a cross beside the and enamelled ceramic wall 87500W • Drivo-ln Parking P ' the high single with a 119. something valuable. hopeful. He might conceivably no nnore legal opinions, thus p.m.. Senior Bowling League at Service still means something to us—and sei-vice is an altogether different barn door, or their dwelling’s hangings by Maija-Liisa I No Silver Lining, 'succeed if supported in the posingsins a confrontation not In the men’s group the class matter! Even for experts, the On the other hand the higher door, on the eve of the new year Vasenius, ceramic artist in A winners were: Charles Tarpl- the Parkade Lanes. Bus pick m ^ s spending enough time with you to lielp you g drafting committee by Gov. susceptible to maneuvers. up, 8:30 a.m. return trip 12:30 select' the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ variations are much more priced print has been made for good luqk. During, the Helsinki. John J. Gilligan bf Ohio, not Widely supported throughout nian and Mike Denhup tied for subtle and harder to recognize. directly from the original work course of years, they staned to Finland and sauna are syn- the high single, with 179; and p.m. ning. See us for paint and service when you plan vour clearly aligned with either the partys Strauss now intends Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, next project. ‘ ‘‘Why is it,” asks the average of art, using the most cut designs into these pieces of onimous, but sauna is equally CUSTOM BUILT camp. to fight any potential resurrec­ (Carles Tarpinian won the high technically perfect and expen­ wood and, thus, gradually WASHINGTON - When the whether there wili be any con­ Nothing can be done about the pinochle games. Noon to 12:30 buyer, “that when I am looking prevalent and popular among ly through the supermarket But" more likely the com­ tion of 1972 horrors. His sup­ triple with a 486. In the class B sive photographic equipment evolved the contemporary Labor Department announced siderable improvement in the relaxed rules /egulating the p.m. lunch is served. 1 p.m. to 3 for a reproduction of a painting Estonians. Nobody knows with INSTALLED must be toying with the idea of mission’s final product will not porters hope he will not be group, Carl Gustafson and Lou available; thereafter, the final shape of the St. Thomas Cross. the other day that retail price picture in time to take prices that may be charged by p.m., ceramic class, 1 p.m. to 4 by Renoir or Van Gogh, I am certainty the origin of sauna, revolution. Nobody had to tell be acceptable to the coalition swayed from that resolve either Weber tied for the high triple reproduction is the result of Similar craftsmanship is grocery prices were 23.3 per them off the hook before,the food processors and dis­ p.m., bridge games. Bus pick E / U o h n s o n PAINT CQ faced with a choice of two but the use of sauna by the h ^ th a t August’s increase in that elected Strauss national by attacks from the left or with 421, and the high single checking and rechecking color found in the medallions, snow­ $1788 cent higher than a year ago, an voters go to the polls. Sen. tributors to permit the pass­ up at 8:30 a.m., return trip at prints of the same picture, one Finno-Ugrie peoples, to which the price of food was 6.1 per chairman: regulars, governors was won by Carl Gustafson with proofs of the print against the flakes, birds, and the far more aide tried to comfort Barry Goldwater, the deter- through of ali cost increases. temptations of accommodation. 12:30 p.m., and at 3 p.m. 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 costing $3.98 and the other $15.” the Finns and Estonians belong,’ cent after seasonal adjustment. a 172. original work by the publisher, utilitarian items of spoons, ^publican National Chairman /minedly cheerful gentleman dTr7cT‘ a'^nd“‘indrPect. Those ’Thursday, 10:15 to 11 a.m. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Naturally he-feeis that the $15 dates back to ancient times. MANCHESTRR HOME WPMVEIKIIT Anyway, the overall food price one is expensive; and if d lrk t the printer and the curator of forks and knives. George Bush by pointing out f^om Arirana has even bwn reigned rules went into effect Hot Meals Start dance lessons for beginners. 11 Information for sauna MV. that wholesale prices had fallen telling pab the economy ^ 1 1 ggpj 9 gnd were not reflected figure iirelnded- restaurant to 11:45 a.m., we will have the Your independent comparison is possible he may the museum, none of whom are An interesting item is the ale building is available here, as prices; for food bought in Say, here’s good news, we a bit and said that was a good still be an issue m the Presiden- the-latest Cost of Living advanced lessons. So this study the prints side by side. satisfied until a perfect and mug used at weddings. This well as the different sauna 649-3589 grocery stores, the price rise Today In History 'start our meals program this faithful reproduction has been J v t h P lk e sign. Index. Nor did the Index show should be fun, and we hope to But even then he may not detect large wooden container, Esto­ accessories and cosmetics that Neit to Stop $ Shop for the month was an adjusted week, and this season we will see a good gang out for these acheived. A print of this quality APPUANCE I TV "I suppose it is,” Bush , takes time for impact of price increases have them five days, in place of a glaring difference in quality. nian in origin, with designs add up to what is the most 7.7 per cent. By The AHHOcialfil Prenn lessons. Mr. atid Mrs. Lee Bur­ dealer. preserves the most minute burnt on it, was tilled with replied wearily. “At least, 1 the cost of living to drop once granted to such industries I s from the League of Nations. four so you can-now plan on get­ Of course to compare them rejuvenating bath. There seemed to be no silver ton will instruct us. 11:30 a.m. details of the artist’s work, hope it is.” ^tinuing price increases ^gy or another all Today is Saturday, Sept. 29, In 1941, in World War II, the ting a super meal every day. both against the original pain­ become a way of life, as has lining anywhere, for Main to 12:45 p.m.. Hot-meals and ting would be the best solution, every delicate variation in light It is of course George Bush’s ' these higher prices will affect the 272nd day of 1973. ’There are United States and Britain Our hot meal will be on Finnish'Estonian Imports happened during the past few Street and Republican can­ 93 days left in the year. meals-on-wheels. 1 p.m. Fun- but the least possible one. Thus and color, every brushstroke job to elect Re^blican can­ the cost of food. didates alike. The costs of agreed to send war supplies to ’Thursdays, this year, and we years. A sudden substantial Today’s highlight in history: Day, entertainment will be we offer our readers a little and small crack in the print is & Handicrafts didates for Congress and keeping warm and of transpor­ .the Soviet Union to help will start serving at 11:30 a.m., color slides of the recent slowdown of inflation’s momen­ Moreover, labor unions are On this date in 1066, William resistance to Nazi invaders. guidance in the buying of color there, and even to the 44 Stony Road, Bolton assorted other offices next tation also were way up. and continue on until about Penn. Dutch country trip YOU ALWAYS BUY RIMIR Al tum is just not in the cards, almost sure to add more fuel to the Conqueror invaded England reproductl9ns for their own use uninitiated the whole effect is 649-8080 year, and he oiutd be forgiven if Clothing prices were 4.7 per In 1944, jlso in World War II, 12:45 p.m. Our Fun-Day will followed by square dancing. o barring a government rollback inflation. ’The most recent in­ to claim the English throne. then start at 1 p.m. instead of and enjoyment. one of richness, harmony, true Product! 0} famouf Flnniih deiigni be was thinkii^ be had heard cent, and gasoline and motor oil Soviet Iroops invaded Bus pick up at 8:30 a.m. and of prtces.^ and that’s not going crease in prices far outstripped On this date — 1:30, so put this new time down. ' Let us consider „the very color and authenticity, Dinnerware, glauware, toys, traditional that before. Indeed, Bush and 9 per cent. On top of all that, the Yugoslavia. noontime. Return trip at 3:30 BBRNIB'S to happen Instead, President the rise in wages across the different histories bf these two Schertle 'Galleries of ChriBtmai decoration!, m uie u m Jewelry, everybody else had been In 1789, the U.S. War Depart­ In 1962, President John F. Wednesday morning we had p.m. Nixon is com m itted to a country, with the result that the government warned that shor­ prints. It is sadl}» obvious that Manchester has selected the Open Mon, • Fri. 9 to 3 beariiig those purring noises ment established a regular Kennedy nationalized the 13 tables for pinochle with Ann Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, adual elimination of all con- purchasing power of the average tages of heating oil and natural Haupt, Lyla Steele, and Robert the cheap one is produced by “ New York Graphic Society” from the Nixmi administration army with a strength of 700 Mississippi National Guard to kitchen social bingo, one can of Home of Famous^ Brands 4-Manch&:5ter • S51s, worker’s hourly earnings fell gas are inevitable if we have a men. Schubert helping out. The cheap methods io order to keep line of reproductions as the only ever since it took office in hard winter. enforce federal orders to enroll canned goods n e ^ ^ . Noon to U nited d Meanwhile, the latest bad 1.5 per cent for August and was In 1918, Allied forces in World winners were: Esther Ander­ •k Zenith k RCA k Peneeonle k WeetInghouN the price down, all the publisher whose works we have Jaatary 1M». No wonder George Bush is Negro James H. Meredith at 12:30 p.m., lunch is served. 7 newt it merely the prelude to a 0.9 per cent lower than the year War I scored a decisive son, 672; Grace Baker, 606; k Frigidaire k Maytag k Amana k Kitchen Aid painstaking and highly seen ^that meets the high Okurti, Besides, the White House is disconsolate. Even with no op­ the University of Mississippi. p.m. to 10 p.m., jKtback games. worst that Is yet to come. before. Labor already has breakthrough of the Hindenberg Florence North, 582; Lyla k Stereoa k Dlihwaahere k TVe k Dryera specialized processes required staiidards of excellence we in­ talking Uxig-range. Bush's can­ position, George Washington Ten years ago: Pope Paul the Bus pick up'is at 8:30 a.m., Higher prices aire still moving served notice it wants more Line in Germany. Steele, 583; m m ice. Caswell, return trip at 12:30 p.m. Pick up k Radloe k Ito. in the production of a first-class sist upon for display and sale in didates are runoing now and fnight blow an election running VI opened-the second session of 46 West Center St., Manchester, and t h ^ way through the pipeline money in its pay envelope. In 1923, Britain began to rule 567; Mary 'Thrall, 558: Alice at 6:00 p.m., return trip after jrainEStRIPJL IttNPAMIAK . M3-IN1 print have either been our Gallery. Drop in and look, what's worrying them is on a record like that. the Roman Catholic Vatican Route 83, Vernon to the coosuiner. ’The"housewife moving moodi­ Palestine under a mandate Council. Shorette. 556; Paul Schuetz, card games. completely omitted or applied you are sure to be pleased. t f < PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 29, 1973 W eekend

Theater - c 43 4.3 II piiiM -S ■ 5 . 3 I bfl ® Schedules Television Programs for the Week ' 03 lu fq lfi^A^ 1* 1^ III yy Mtai'Kinarciii'iHi ^ 9 & .f'S'JS-l S M C ^ § Ip I ■C 2 o PS ^ (24) ZOOM S w 5 -S -SH -• ’S - 11:30 — WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Satunlty (30) TO TELU THE TRUTH ^ ^ c c a 3^ ^ O 03 , (3) NAME OF THE GAME ‘‘ OCT. 3 OCT. 4 03 *2 (40) WILD WILD WEST ^ £2 ° I c .3 -C DRIVE-INS (8) MOVIE - O.’OO - oj 2 -w t u l 31 -C w) fl 4) CO H Manchester Drive-In — Daytime TV, Monday — Friday - 6:00 - - 8 : 3 0 - " I ^ TO "She" (1966) (13 « . a C •SgS (3-8-22) NEWS (3-8-22) NEWS 8 ^ s a -rt m- - M O - (30-33-30) RSTURN TO PSYTON OCT. 1 (18) DICK VAN DYKE X Q X i S 4J o “Soylent Green” 9:22 (30-33-30) HOLLYWOOD SOUARSS (3-8-22-30) NEWS (3-8-22-30) NEWS S CZ) (S) CAPT. KANCMROO - 13W 0- PLACB (20-22-30) NEWS . 8 S 8 -M 5 3 — 0 :0 0 __ (1) ANDY ORIPPITH - 7:00 — S § QJ South Windsor Cinema — “A (0-40) PASSWORD (3-8-22) NEWS (3) STARLOST (40) ABC NEWS (I) I LOVI LUCY (0) MOVIS & 3 ° '2 .n 2 .S g Touch of Class" 7:15-9:30; (30-33-30) JSOPARDY (18) I SPY (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD (8) TRUTH OR O r-1 (40) ROMPIR ROOM (10) JOANNS CARSON - 7:30 — a y TO *iH 4) S I ^ 8 -M f-i be "Macbeth” 12:00 Midnight (20) SOUNDING BOARD (8) TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0) C 'T3 > « i -MO- - 13:30 — (30-33-30) SOMSRSBT (8) DATINQ GAME bo § § Vernon Cine 1 — (3) HAP RICHARDS (3) SRARCH POR TOMORROW (34) SSSAMS STRSST (24) ZOOM CONSEQUENCES (18) DICK VAN DYKE S n. y 8 -2 (18) MOVIE . bo g . a "Westworld” 1:30-3:00-7:30- (I) PHH. OONAHUa (1-40) SPLIT SICOND (40) LOVB, AMBRICAN STVLS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (18) DICK VAN DYKE (20-22-30) NEWS Dr 521^ S| 9:00; “Last House on the Left" (30) ROMPtR ROOM (30-33-30) WHO, WHAT, OR WHIRS - 4 : 3 0 - (20) NEWS “RoguN of Sherwood ForeeT' (1960) CO S o l (33) KITTY TODAY (40) WILD WILD WEST (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW ^ 5 S ' ^ C C 12:00 Midnight (34) MISTSR ROOBRS (3) MSRV QRIPPIN (22-30) NEWS (20) HUMAN DIMENSION ctj ^ (30) MIKI DOUQLAS (10) NEW ZOO RBVUB - 8 : 3 0 - (40) ABC NEWS - 1:0 0 - (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL h 5) c j . V ho Vernon Cine 2 — “Hariiy In (40) STRUM a DRUMMIRS (30) MV LITTLE MAROIB (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW L *IH -M § Frt OX) •'H *4-3 f (3) JOVCS BROTHBRS (3-8-22-30) NEWS - 7:30 - > c3 o c ^ a I'Sa® Your Pocket” 2:00-7:30,9:20- - 0 : 1 0 - (33) MIKB DOUQLAS (40) ABC NEWS (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4J 3 a s (3) W H ArS MV LINS S r 2 2 e (3) YOOI BSAR (N ) OILLIQAN'S ISLAND (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED (8) THRILLSEEKERS (40) NANNY AND THE >3 ^ ho,^ C M c . 1 1 1 .C o 12:00 Midnight (30) MV UTTLS MAROMS — 0:30 — (40) I LOVB LUCY - 7:30 — (18) MOVIE a ^ r (jj ^ State Theater — "Getaway” (33) TO TBLL THS TRUTH - 7:00 — PROFESSOR g 8 .S ^ ^ -t WEEK SEPT. 30 - 8:30 — .9 Showcase Cinema 2 — (40) I LOVE LUCY (8-40) STREETS OF SAN (24) VIDEO d r a m a 1 (20-22-30) DIANA (24) WOMEN GG “Romeo & Juliet” 1:454:25- (20) FILM — 7:00 - - 4:30 - « FRANCISCO .J - 10:00 - - 9:30 - 7:10-9:35 (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (18) TEACH-IN - 9:00 — (3) DAN AUGUST (20-22-30) NBC FOLLIES (8-40) ADAMIS RIB Showcase Cinema 3 — “Stone (30) THREE STOOGES — 7:30 - (40) CHAMPIONS (3) HERE’S LUCY (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL (24) WATERGATE (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH “ I I Killers” 2:00-3:50-5:50-7:40-9:45 — 5:30 — (8) WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL — 5:00 — (24) Watergate SUMMARY Showcase Cinema 4 — “Bang (18) CAR AND TRACK (30) RING AROUND THE Atlanta Falcons vs. Uona at Detroit - 10:00 - ■a (3) FAMILY CLASSICS (20-22-30) MOVIE SUMMARY - 10:30 - (8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN LU si The Drum Slowly” 1:30- (22) LUCILLE BALL WORLD THEATER ■s ffi -g "Doctors Wives (1971) — 10:30 — (18) LIVING WORD STYLE 3:25-5:20-7:25-9:40 (30) MORALE’S NAVY — 7:49 — (8) SAINT — 0:30 — (18) LIVING WORD - 11:00 - (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN — 6:00 — (3) CHRISTOPHER — 5:30 — (3) DICK VAN DYKE — 11:00 - (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (24) ALL AMERICAN (u-S.sg-s (3) NEWS CLOSEUP (18) JIMMY SWAGGART INDIAN DAYS I! I H * * - 3 43.C S — 10d)0 — (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (18) MOVIE (40) SACRED HEART (40) PERSUADERS Sunday "El Alameln" (1953) (3) MEDICAL CENTER (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT -* 1 :3 0 - - 10:30 - S - o | W a " — 8:00 - - 6:00 - (3) NEWS (18) LIVING WORD (22) JONATHAN WINTERS - 10:30 — - 11:30V (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (3) CBS NEWS (8-40) DICK CAVETT (30) BLACK EXPOSURE (18) LIVING WORD (3) MOVIE 1 - 11:00 - DRIVE-INS (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE (8) IT TAKES A THIEF (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Manchester Drive-In — — 8:30 - (30) COLONEL CLOWN (24) BOOK BEAT "Dead Men Tell No T ^ ” (1971) (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (18) JOURNEY TO (8-40) DICK CAVETT (20) SAN FRANCISCO "Westworld” 8:45; “Soylent (3-8-22-30) NEWS (40) CHRISTOPHER — 11:00 — ADVENTURE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON BEAT Green” 7:15 (20) BILKO CLOSEUP (3-22-30) NEWS FRIDAY - 6:30 — Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Super (40) REASONER REPORT (18) NOTRE DAME OCT. 5 - 1 1 : 3 0 - — 8:30 — (18) AMAZING GRACE Fly T.N.T.” 7:45; "Fear Is The — 7.-00 - HIGHLIGHTS (3) MOVIE (3) CAPTAIN BOB (40) DEPARTMENT S — 6:00 — Key” 9:47 (3) WILD, WILD WORLD OF (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (3-8-22) NEWS "A Very Special Favor” (1965) • a . § , 3 ? 2 | | — 7:00 — TV Notes (8) DON KIRSHNER’S Meadows Drive-In — ANIMALS (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS — 11:30 — (18) AMERICA (3) FACE THE STATE ROCK CONCERT ^ IH ■§ r-l ^ h “Westworld” 7:30; “Soylent (8) LAWRENCE WELK (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY (3) MOVIE Sheila MacRae and Jane (20) SOUNDING BOARD Green” 9:15 (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC (8) CONNECTICUT ASKS Kean, who starred in Jackie (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON « 03 8, § — 9d)0 — "A Man Could Qet Killed" (1966) m INDOOR THEATERS (20-22) NEWS CONGRESS Gleason’s “ Honey mooners” (3) WHATS NEW (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON South Windsor Cinema — “A (24) MASTERPIECE (18) GOSPEL JUBILEE series of a few seasons back, (8) A NEW DAY - MIDNIGHT - Atlantic Heating C/7 Touch of Class" 7:159:30 THEATRE (20-30) WILD KINGDOM have been added as guest stars (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (8-40) NEWS Vernon Cine 1— "Westworld” (24) ZOOM to a one-hour Gleason special (30) HEE HAW (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO L.T. WOOD CO. 1:30-3:004:304:05-7:354:10 Thursday, Oct. 11, on CBS-TV. (40) HERE COMES THE (40) THIS IS THE LIFE — 7:30 — 91 BIs m II SI. 643-1129 Vernon Cine 2 — "Harry In BRIDES (3) PERRY MASON Art Carney and Gary Merrill - 9 : 3 0 - will also appear in the comedy- Your Pocket” 2:004:50-5:45- — 7:30 - (8-40) FBI For 24 Hour Burner Service, Phone 649-3701 (3) WE BELIEVE variety show. 7:30-9:20 (3) WHArS HAPPENING (20-22-30) WORLD OF TUESDAY (8) VISION ON State Theater — “Captain (18) HARTFORD CHRISTIAN DISNEY OCT. 2 (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE Couragerous” 1:00-2:30; TELETHON (24) MAN BUILDS, “Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii,” “Getaway” 9:20; “Up The Sand (30) JONNY QUEST Don WILLIS Garage A (20) FILM MAN DESTROYS — 6:00 — a 90-minute NBC-TV speciai SPECIALISTS IN Box” 7:30 (40) INSIGHT which aired last season, will be 7 (22) AS SCHOOLS MATCH - 8:00 — (3-8-22) NEWS WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — WITS — 10KI0 — (18) GOOD NEWS (18) I SPY rebroadcast by the network BRAKE SERVICE Wheel J ; “Sound of Music” 1:30-7:30 (3) QUESTIONS OF Wednesday, Nov. 14. 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"ABC Suspense Movie” (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN CONSEQUENCES EARNINGS — 11:00 — vS A V I N G S Showcase Cinema 1 — — 9dK) - (24) MASTERPIECE (18) DICK VAN DYKE (3) CAMERA THREE “Heavy Traffic” 2:004:004:00- (3) MARY TYLER MOORE THEATRE (20-22-30) NEWS ci)l(/ L O A M 5% Dividend paid / : - (8-40) H.R. PUFNSTUF A S S t I 4 I \ I I ( J S 8 00 10:00 (20-22-30) MOVIE - 9:30 — (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Irom day of depoalL Showcase Cinema 2 — (22) NOTRE DAME (40) ABC NEWS (3) BARNABY JONES 4 tImM yearly. "Romeo & JuUet” 1:454:25- HIGHTLIGHTS - 9 : 3 0 - (18) ORAL ROBERTS - 7:30 — ■oaemeTH'e e t o n T nii>iiei>t laeTiToriau 7:10-9:35 (3) BOB NEWHART — 11:30 — (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS • f t Showcase Cinema 3—“ Stone — 10:00 — ______1007 MAIN ST.. 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The program TRULY DELICIOUS (3) PRO FOOTBALL (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 rotates with “Shaft” and the (8) EIGHTH DAY (8-40) MOVIE CBS Tuesday Night Movie. CHICKEN NEW or USED (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL - 9:00 - Stewart plays an inter­ Brown In 6 MlnutoB New York Jeta va. Bills at Buffalo (18) 700 CLUB w’W7i'W'’vrw rrii*!r'trii'w V'' nationally known attorney who The world’s “finest eatin’ (22) PRO FOOTBALL specialize in murder cases. (20-22-30) MAGICIAN chicken” with incomparable New England Patriots - 9:30 - taste. vs. Dolphins K K fR0Xi:S CALL IN ORDER (40) CONVEFtSATION WITH (3) HAWKINS SONY. TV 1;30 — LflBOWfllOfilLS - - Pick Up 10 Minutes Later 10:00 cj (8-40) ISSUES AND (8-40) MARCUS WELBY 3 LEGAL Precision CO DEO’S DnVE-lll ANSWERS 277 BROAD (24) WATERGATE hp ■2'S ^ ^ BfJ SUMMARY N O m C E 402 CENTER ST. 643-2689 — 2:00 - Precislon-ls a way of life with Sony. 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LONG HAIA (8) IT PAYS TO BE "Breakout" (1957) 8 IGNORANT (8-40) DICK CAVETT 5 ed Copie of the variance have Also the New Blow Drying RADIOS Cd lll< O O DC t - - J been filed in the office of the and CutUng (18) OLD TIME GOSPEL (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON ? !?**? !*??•»* * p l ^ tube ~ • S a Town Clerk, Town Office HOUR TV-Radio Sales and Service w to Building. (24) TENNIS For Appointment Call ■Mwnjaeted tunbif aWe #109 Robert Crickmore • WUmH „u « ereed eebtart. 849-2808 iiJI OiO Jku cd Center Rd., Andover, Conn. OS Variance to allow sale of liquor GOUBICIIMM & BOUTIQUE g SHOP 4 r ed ed_53 or alcoholic b e v e a g e within VILLAGE BRIDAL d . .s i-iZOkr< oo-k-izi-< Burr Comarm A SN Andover Zoninig \ a MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES STANEK ELECTRONICS ho '5;§-S ■ s g c ManehaalBr of Appeals t a r a Oat Tagalhar at Hw \ Mon.-SaL10-8 i Kelly Rd. 277 BROAD STREET - PHONE 049-1124 Stephen F. 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The pi 0 0 ^ p> Magic Number OJ ^ o« OOHm;oOm > - ^ 5 Races Shaping SR ® 0 'J > ’i 58 S o <0 5 y-. o <6 s' STANDINGS o'«^ C3 •o S§.B!^ & 00 K> " o , Three for Mets :X' I ti;? lltr®•O M E'B g AMERICAN LEAGUE In NFL Standings™^' cs CO M ^ - > o ta-s la NEW YORK (AP) - Traditionally, day against the Cubs. It’s not the ideal East Tennis c a q O o r > 8 - "^1 baseball managers like to play ’em CbJ S^S?§? n CO situation for any team and certainly not W L Pet GB NEW YORK (AP) — It’s only the NILES, III. — Top-seeded Hie 5i| one at a time. But the New York Mets for a team trying to nail down half a pen­ Baltimore 96 64 .600 Everybody’s going nowhere in the AFC £ > “ 5 ' ft. i.N third weekend of the season, but West. That is, all foui* teams are tied with Nastase of Romania advanced D- g s o did much better Friday, playing ’em nant. Boston 87 73 .544 9 to the semifinals of the 150,000 2 S b g S already some races are shaping up in » tro S none at a time. But the Pirates lessened the pressure by Detroit 84 76 .525 12 1-1 records-but all that will change with the National Football League. the first of two annual meetings between Tam International Tennis «) Rain in Chicago postponed a contest losing to the Expos when AI Oliver's error New York 79 81 .494 17 Open, ousting England’s C- iS S - | b*S- longtime rivals Oakland and Kansas City. s S «*^ u« between the first-place Mets and the Cubs. set up three unearned runs in the seventh Milwaukee 74 86 .463 22 Like in the National Conference Graham Stilwell 6-2, 7-6. --*- 3 fD ^ ^ Chiefs comerback Jim Marsalis, who sat That bit of moisture helped them pick up inning for Montreal. Cleveland 70 90 .438 26 East, where the unbeaten Dallas Cow­ COLUMBUS, Ga. - 0 - 4 - ^ S c X i a - out the first two games with a bad ankle, 5 , 0 a _ D § g g Pg another half-game on Pittsburgh when the The Pirates were leading 2-0 on Dock Weal boys and St. Louis Cardinals meet Topseeded Margaret Court of Ellis’ one-hitter until the seventh when is expected to make his season debut. 3'« ®'2p Pirates, defying the elements, lost to Mon­ Oakland 93 67 .581 Sunday in Texas for divisional Australia defeated Kathy ; m Oi treal 3-2. Larry Lintz opened with a single and raced Kansas City 87 73 .544 6 supremacy. The Rams are coming off the first Kuylendall of Miami 6-4, 6-1 to to third on Ken Singleton’s oneout single. Minnesota 81 79 .506 12 shutout scored by them at home since advance to the semifinals of the § m As the race steams into its final “The division is better than I’ve ever moving to Los Angeles 27 years ago. Now weekend, the Mets have a magic number Jim Lyttle grounded to first but Oliver California 77 83 .481 16 seen it,” says Dallas Coach Tom Landry. 830.000 women’s pro tennis they take on the 49ers, the team which has s-? s ^ s ^ o of three to clinch the National League threw the ball away, allowing Lintz to Chicago 76 84 .475 17 “Every team is strong. It’ll be a wide open tournament. 9Q A (D (t O won the NFC West crown three years run­ Tl o> score. Moments later, John Boccabella Texas 56 104 .350 37 00 East race. Yet five teams retain a race. If you stub your toe a couple of ning. But the Rams have a streak of their o> ^ P looped a double to center as Gene Clines Friday’s Gaines times, you could be in trouble." mathematical chance to either win or tie own going, too. They’ve beaten San Fran­ Golf , barely massed a shoestring catch. Two Cleveland Baltimore 4-18 -t- for the division title. The Cowboys, with a little bit of luck, cisco five straight times. more runs scored and that was enough to Boston 11-5, I^lwaukee 2-3 won their season opener against the BETTENDORF, Iowa - John New York has a I Vi-game edge on the Speaking of streaks, Houston’s Oilers finish Pittsburgh...for the night if not for New York 4, Detroit 1 Chicago Bears, then they demolished New Schroder broke the course c/) O n Pirates. St. Louis is two games behind have lost 13 straight regular-season after defeating Philadelphia 3-0. Montreal the season. Texas 5, Kansas City 4 Orleans last Monday night. The Cardinals, record with an eight-under-par Oakland 4, Chicago 1 games. It was a year ago at this time that 63 and tied Kermit Zarley at 132 is three games out and Chicago four meanwhile, beat Philadelphia in their first they last came out on top, upsetting the Cardinals 3, Phillies 0 Minnesota 7, California 1 game, then stunned the Washington for the second-round lead in the behind. The Mets, Pittsburgh and St. Louis Jets. Meanwhile, after only two weeks, all can win the title and Montreal and Mike Thompson and Diego Segui com­ ' Salurday’s Gaines Redskins last Sunday. 8100.000 Quad Cities Open Golf xoo § C8 , *rt bined for a two-hitter and St. Louis stayed Cleveland (Timmerman 8-8 Pittsburgh remains the only unbeaten Tournament. •r' ^ u Chicago still can tie for the crown with Coach Don Coryall has made the Car­ AFC club. If they can win their third in a alive in the NL E ast by defeating and Kakich 2-4 or Bosman 3-13) TURNBERRY, Scotland — any or all of the other three. dinals second-best in the NFC in total row, they’ll achieve a start-of-season feat a ® ^ S •» Philadelphia 3-0. at Baltimore (McNally 17-16 Charles Coody fired a one !x: In Friday night’s other National League offense. The big reason is the emergence they haven’t matched since 1936. — >o e l L > | l i i l games, San Francisco beat Cincinnati 3-2 and Cuellar 17-13), 1 p.m. of quarterback Jim Hart as a topflight under-par 70 and established a 2 Oi CO NO 7C3 The Redskins, coming off their loss to < ri •^' doubleheader. over whether Marty Domres or rookie *^8 " § San Francisco 5, Cincinnati 3, this time will be stopping O.J. Simpson tion for an undisclosed amount (D 3 g E . t t S typewriter for a living. Bert Jones should have the No. 1 quarter- A 50-50 chance of rain was 14 innings when the Bills’ big running back breaks of cash. o. g .a s'p - . It was five short years ago, following a four-year hitch in predicted for today which could backing job, have been rated favorites through the line. S -s ™ St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0 over the Saints, victimized in their first a : ro c* '• £L a a . 1 the Army, most of the time served overseas, that Dean carry the Met-Cub series into Los Angeles 5, San Diego 2 The Bears are winless and last in the ft. -(o ^ 5 - S '? filled a vacancy that existed in the sports department. next week. "Yes, there’s a little two games by a composite score of 102-10. “Black and Blue” NFC Central Division, Baseball O i 3 C+ f Only games scheduled Originally, Dean’s joining The Herald family was on a more pressure on us playing New Orleans will be without one of their while Denver’s Broncos, despite a 1-1 NEW YORK - Jim Turner, S.I Saturday’s Games ' few bright spots in all that gloom. Wide cn P r e . ? g - temporary basis as he had been discharged too late to start four games in two days,’’ said mark equal to the other teams in the AFC 70, who has spent 51 years in New York (Matlack 14-15 and receiver Dan Abramowicz Was dealt this college in the fall semester. Sports writing, he soon found, Met Manager Yogi Berra. “I’d Koosman 12-15 or Stone 12-3) at West, are listed first as the only team to baseball, is retiring as pitching much rather play them one at a week to San Francisco for .some draft was fascinating and interesting and he remained in the (Chicago (Reuschel 14-15 and get more points than they’ve given up. coach of the New York time. But we still saved a choices. The Falcons’ heads are reeling. After Yankees. • newspaper field. Jenkins 14-15 or Bonham 7-5) 2 If Green Bay can beat Minnesota, the pitcher by not trying to play Montreal (Rogers 9-5) at destroying New Orleans 62-7 in their Fortunately, our relationship as father and son was as Friday’s game. If the game Packers will take over first place in the opener, they were destroyed 31-0 by Los strong at the office as at home. Pittsburgh (Briles 14-13) NFC Central Division. But the Vikes need only went three or four innings, Philadelphia (Carlton 13-19) Angeles, managing just 66 yards rushing Dean had a perfect attendance record and never once or was suspended, we’d have only a tie to remain on top. Dan Devine, and four net yards passing. Quarterback at St. Louis (Gibson 11-10) coach of the Pack, is considering giving reported later than the appointed hour. Often he worked lost Joti Matlack for the San Francisco (Bryant 23-12) Dick Shiner may be on the run again this East Home^ weekend,” Jim Del Gaizo a chance to start in place of well into the night, and on weekends, covering his assigned at Cincinnati (Norman 12-13) week against Detroit. ’The Lions sacked beat, often on his own time and with never a whimper of Scott Hunter. Del Gaizo came on in the Green Bay passers four times for 42 yards closing minutes last Sunday against Tribe Away protest. last Sunday. RSox Second Best Again Detroit and rallied Green Bay into posi­ ?PF I’ll miss his efforts on the staff in the days and weeks tion for a field goal that gave the Packers Scholastic football today ahead. a tie with the Lions. finds East Catholic High Thus, he joins a fine list of former assistants including hosting Northwest Catholic Hal ^rkington, current managing editor at The Herald, High at 2 o’clock at Mt. Nebo in Howie Holcomb and Pete Zanardi, fine sportswriters with Tiant, Harper a Hartford County Conference meeting. w r & g ' the Hartford Times, and the late Pat Bolduc who went on Eagles Cop Second, Manchester High hit the road to be a top member of the Hartford Courant sports staff, TV again to face Platt High in "^plus Maurice Simoncelli and Barry Cowles. Achieve Goals AND Meriden. Kickoff was at 10:30 Pats Defeat Jets this morning. Notes Off the Cuff BOSTON (AP) — Veterans Tommy Harper and Luis East is winless in two starts RADII and Manchester lost its only Manchester will have an entry in the Southern New Tiant of the Red Sox passed milestones as Boston swept an Moving into a tie for first place with the idle Giants last game to date. England Hockey League which opens Nov. 3 at the Bolton 11-2 and 4-3 doubleheader from the Milwaukee Brewers night were te Eagles. The latter trounced the winless and clinched second place in the American League East Saturday 'BO'S g-ffiB^ma- ffgspff's. Ice Palace. The local entry campaigned last year as the Chargers, 42-0, for their second straight success in the 3'g.'?3 for the second consecutive year. 1:45 (8) College Football: East Hartford Huskies, llie locals will continue to be noire Dame vs. Purdue Midget Football League at Mt.Nebo. In the opener of the . . _ . 0 i n i ^ l 2 |” S.^diS|i|S- 5' known as the Huskies. Vernon will replace the Colchester The crafty, herky-jerky Tiant pitched his 20th victory of the weekly twinbill, the Patriots blanked the Jets, 24-0. year Friday to go with 13 losses, marking the second time he has 1:45 College Football: Knights at Home $ Jets and Willimantic will take over for the New Haven The Pats are now 1-2 and the Jets 0-3. The Chargers S'®? § 2. § P 3-5 P ^ 3 § 3 W * ^ C.9 achieved the 20-game plateau in his career. In 1968, with the UConn vs. Yale, WTIC With a ‘new look’ the Long i s ' l l l r "".sSal;® S'g^.“ ls.8 I O-^ Flyers. Returning will be the Bristol Champlains with the Cleveland Indians, he notched a 21-8 season. 2:00 Baseball: Yanks vs. stand 0-2. Island Chiefs will invade Dillon Hartford French Club a new entry...John Wiggin, an all- “When people say you’re all through and you came back it Tigers, WINF After a slow first period the Dick Lenhardt grabbed the Stadium in Hartford tonight to CCIL quarterback two years ago while playing for makes you feel good,” he continued. “Maybe I was a better 2:15 (22-30) Baseball: Pats’ B team came to life with second half kickoff on his own battle the Knights in an Atlantic N Q p S Manchester High, has been moved to a defensive back spot pitcher in 1968, but I think I did good this year. I missed four or Mets vs. Cubs Tom Roach scoring on a 25-yard 35 and raced up the middle, cut Coast Football League game. m P 3- «> W with the Trinity varsity this fall...Don Bums, former five starts because of a little shoulder trouble and the pulled 4:30 (3) Horse Racing: pass to launch a 16-point second' to his left and galloped 65 yards Kickoff will be at 8. director of athletics and varsity baseball and basketball groin muscle. 1 also lost some very close games when I didn’t get Woodward Stakes stanza. He added two points on to the end zone. Tom 5 i a i S i ' ^ ' ^ 8 a run. A blocked punt set up the ST.LOUIS, .Mo. - Red «• 3- o s . coach at East Catholic High, has been elected president of any runs. Despite that, I win 20 and that makes me feel good.” 5:00 (8) Wide World of McCluskey added a second Sports second tally with Roach going third period score on a short Schoendienst of the St. Louis g>S2. the Greater New Haven Soccer Officials...The New While Tiant was the star of the first game, fleet-footed out­ 'I' P P* P tXp M fielder Harper was the man of the hour in the nightcap. 7:20 Football: Hartford 53 yards behind fine blocking plunge. Cards has been hired to manage la 0 S 3 England Colonials of the Atlantic Coast Football League Knights vs. Long Island, for his second TD. The Other Eagle scores were for his 10th season in 1974. O r* « ^ « « § • ? attracted but 3,640, including free-loaders, to their first After hitting a single in the fourth inning, with the crowd chan­ ting “go ... go ... go,” the 33-year-old spe^ster waited for an 0-3 WTIC youngster added two more achieved by John Wilson on a SAN DIEGO, Cal. - Walter u_| ft. ft . < ^ dd° & home start at Schaefer Stadium last week. The New 2 g i 3 p h- 5 count on Luis Aparicio and took off for second base. Sunday points for a 16-0 edge. pass interception of 30 yards, a Alston has agreed to manage England Patriots of the NFL, playing in the same stadium, He slid under the high throw of Milwaukee catcher Charlie 1:00 (3-22-30) Pro Foot­ The Jets final tally came pass to Wilson from Fleurent. the Los Angeles Dodgers for the ’ SI ^ J -j attracts nearly 60,000...Ray LaGace of Manchester and Moore for his 53rd theft of the season, breaking the club record ball: Giants vs. Browns after a blocked punt. Bob Walsh McCluskey amd Fleurent each 21st consecutive season in 1974. former Boston College performer, and a second lieutenant set by Hall of Famer Tris Speaker in 1912. 2i00 Baseball: Yanks vs. tallied from the five and Mark added two extra points by He’ll received an estimated §?»& !! in the Connecticut National Guard, will handle the GI Harper received a standing ovation from the^ow d of 13,211, Tigers, WINF Cooke added the two extra rushes. 885,000. points via a rush. Roach’s 70- basketball team this season. The Guards plan an early and the game was held up while the bag was removed and carried 3:00 (24) Tennis yard run set up the score. scrimmage against Manchester Community College...Tlie to the dugout for Harper’s permanent possession. The theft.also 4:00 (22-30) Pro Football: tr . o Congdon and Roach starred g ,______. m Manchester Country Club will lose a most valued member tied Harper with Bill North of Oakland for the league lead. Raiders vs. Chiefs . Lemieux Leads Harriers s l - ^ f Elsewhere in the American League, Texas nipped Kansas City defensively for the Pats with §•« 2 «• when John Dyment picks up his stakes and moves to the Kevin Williams, Ken Anderson Sparked by Dave Lemieux’ Lemieux was timed in 16:23. Boston area. Dyment, a member of the Board of Directors 5-4; New York beat Detroit 4-1; Cleveland took the first game fine individual performance, s a - from Baltimore 6-4, then got mauled by the Orioles 18-4; and Chris Valente best for the Teammate Ken Scholsky was & and chairman of the Tournament Commitee, has been Winless Tech losers. Manchester High’s cross coun­ second. Minnesota topped California 7-1 and Oakland downed Chicago 4-1. try team tacked a 21-34 defeat promoted by Westinghouse to manage its Boston of­ The Red Sox made it easy for Tiant in the opener, scoring four Blanked, 2-0 Scoring in every quarter, the Results: Lemieux M, 16:23,2. ? « g g fice... Joe garman reports the Manchester Sportsman’s Eagles had a picnic against the on Bristol Eastern yesterday Scholsky M, 3. Dess E, 4. Mof­ runs in the first on Carl Yastrzemski's fifth career grand slam afternoon at Memorial Field in O Assn, will enter a team in the Eastern Connecticut Skeet Winless Cheney Tech dropped Chargers. fat M. 5. Krell E, 6. Wallace M, and totaling nine before the game was two innings old. a CCIL meet. a 2-0 soccer game to LaSalette The touchdown parade was 7. Romans E, 8. Martin M, 9. Shoot Assn, this fail. The clubhouse is located on Merrow Dwight Evans’ three-run homer in the second game did the The win upped the Tribe “ - .c r S i B ^ yesterday despite the fact the led by Brian Daigle on a nine- Ayala B, lO.Lemay E. Road in Coventry...Have a nice weekend. most damage to Milwaukee. ' record to 2-4 and 2-2 in the loop. locals had numerous chances to yard riin. Jim Fleurant passed - ® o g 9 1 Indinns 6-4, Orioles 4-18 score. to Dave Hall for two points at ^ - f t Baltimore’s Frank Baker belted a grand-slam homer, Peletier’s first period penalty the quarter. ftsir ^ 3 ' Call NOW For Our highlighting a six-run eighth. He added two more RBIs while his kick and King’s second quarter • The Chargers were repulsed o o S lI teammates accounted for the other 12 In an 18-4 romp over the In­ score accounted for the goals. deep in Eagle territory after a S ,R .trH H S FALL SPECIALS on dians. Cheney goalie Herrick fumble and the Eagles were off pro^ssional In the opener, Wait Williams broke a seventh-inning tie with his starred with 20 saves and again. Fleurant took to the air ! |m p eighth homer and Cleyeland went on to score a 6-4 victory over and hit Hfll again for a »< B I® e r e freshman Mark P.errone at remodelingconsultants 2 2 M ALUMINUM Jim Palmer, 22-9. fullback was outstanding. touchdown covering 10 yards. ' o J z x Yanks 4, Tigers 1 INC. • DOORS • W IN D O W S Yankee Mel Stottlemyre hurled,h four-hitter for a 4-1 victory P ?! x l o s • AWNINQ8 • C A N O P IE S over the Tigers, with help from Bobby Murcer’s three-run blast. Rangers 5, Royals 4 .Modernlie with i l 4 ' i> ^ • S ID IN Q Rich Billings slammed a two-run homer in the eighth inning the protesslonals H h I‘^|| Q usnnfd Workmsnshlpl that capped a three-run rally and gave the Texas Rangers a 5t4 'L ^aLrina victory over the Kansas City Royals. aiMii • Aluminum Siding Is If FRBB B0TIMATBB ★ BASY TBRMS KM IMttlNI B B S.r ^ Twins 7, Angels 1 (MMII PHONE • Free Estimates 8 S*^^ Dan Fife hurled a five-hitter for the first complete game of his Where Qualily Begins SiMh M i 0^ * ______• Fully Insured major league career In pitching the Minnesota 'Twins to a 7-1 vic­ 6 4 6 - 1 4 6 0 tory over the California Angels. Route 44A Covenliy IBH.L TUNSKYI 485 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester PLBA8B n iO N B 64S.90N A’s 4, While Sox 1 Sal Bando drove in two runs with SLpair of doubles, leading the 742-7308 - 741-0300 Member Mencheeter Chember of Commerce Oakland A’s to a 4-1 victory over Chicago. -______

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ROSSI Roofing, sjding, Happy Birthday Sweet 16 ONE incorrect or omitted CERAMIC wages, free meals included. Assemblers and coil winders. PRISCILLA’S POP chimneys, gutters. Free es­ Must furnish own transporta­ Must have finger dexterity and CHUCK EVIE BY AL VERMEER insertion for any advertise­ 1966 CJ5 UNIVERSAL Jeep, 4- timates, fully insured. Days, wheel drive, 4 cylinder. Metal TILE tion. Call 649-5313. capable of fine work. Will train. Love, Love ■40 M IL E S BUT YOU THAT’S WHY 1 WAS ment and then only to the ex­ evenings, 529-8056, Paul P E R H O U R ? ’ cab, excellent condition. Hub- Hours 7:30-4. Apply to Able Coil Mom, Dad, Paul, KNOW HURRYING TO A tent of a ‘‘make good” One Call Cosgrove, 643-5364. MACHINISTS — We have the Mom, Dad, Chuck, O N e>R O O K FASTER ZONE.' lok hubs. Low mileage, 643- & Electronics (Jo., Howard E > T R E E T ? T H A T 'S insertion. Errors which do not Does It Alll following openings — Lathe, Road, Bolton, Conn. Apply John and Evie Paul and John A L O W - 0582. HaaHng-Plumblng 17 S P E E D JL lessen the value of the We specialize in ceramic tile, Bridgeport, vertical turret between 94. lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy ZONE.' I t ' advertisement will not be cor­ 1968 CHEVROLET half-ton slate, flagstone and quarry tile. For complete bathroom BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, MALE HELP wanted, 5 to* 11 rected by “make good” strong^otor, good condition, — Prompt, courteous service. I SEPTEMBER 30 Rous Are Red, Violots Hue, insertion. remodeling, we’ll handle all Manchester, 649-0000. p.m. Must be 18 or. over. Apply bi heavy duty clutch and springs, Call 643-1496. I EllzaBETH Want M s be Groovy $825. Call 649-7724 after 6 p.m. carpentry, plumbing and tile in person Burger Chef, 235 Main, Street, Manchester. I Best W ishes for a Rod Get Results Too! work. Expert workmanship NO JOB too small. Immediate MALE HELP WANTED STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF 643-2711 1968 FORD ECONOLINE van, 6 and reasonable rates. [ Very Happy Birthday CaU 643-2711 service oh service calls. Free MERRY CHRISTMAS! - Avon cylinder, good condition, good estimates gladly given on ANIMAL KEEPER i Lost and Found gas mileage. $1,200 or best Gail Mandeville Full-time to clean and main­ makes Christmas merrier. It’s ..S heating or Numbing. Faucets possible to have money for all ...THE (5RADUATE SCHOOL FASCINATNS.Y ASj A philosopher / offer. 643-5372. 6 4 3 - 9 6 7 8 repaired or installed. Water tain ail our pets. Many store HAS HAP THREE THESIS BUT, I SUPPOSE, PSVCHOLOeiST,ANP the gifts you want to give; Help Wanted 35 FOUND — Parakeet, lost about worked on. Complete benefits. Opportunity for ad­ you’ll sell guaranteed products SUBMISSIONS ON THE PREDICTABLE.. ALL THAT- WHAT IS one month ago. Owner may 1963 ECONO-Van, 97,000 miles, g systems, rec rooms, SUBJECT OF SELF-CON- YOUR PERSONAL VIEW B vancement. Call from Avon. Be an Avon have by indentifying. 643-9617 tow for parts, best offer. Call etc. Call M & M Plumbing & OP THE OLSON 0 ^ 1 after 6 p.m. 646-3886 after 6 p.m. TREE Service — (Soucier) representative. It’s fun, it’s THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOn Trees cut, building lots cleared, Heating, 649-2871. WILD CARGO convenient, it’s profitable. Call 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• trees topped. Got a tree Between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. now, 289-4922. /lM^PT}IJ$O15T0 85Af LOST — Savings Passbook No. Campera-Trallera problem? Well worth phone SEWERLINES, sink lines, 643-6108 General Factory Help 046-0-00397-3, Hartford National Mobile Homea cleaned with electric cutters, 'pJ.eRCTOEl^-s 8 call, 742-8252. CUSTODIANS — Part-time per­ Bank and Trust Co., North by professionals. McKinney manent work. Experienced. Apply Peraonnol Off/ce THORWAPPLE! Manchester office. Application 1970 MOBILE home, 12x50’, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ PART-TIME Janitorial work made for payment. REWEAVING burns, moth Mornings, evenings, East Hart­ large kitchen and living area, 2 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ pany, 643-5308. mornings. Call 649-5334. ford; evenings, Manchester. bedrooms, laundry, g o ^ condi­ dow shades, Venetian blinds. Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. LOST — Savings Passbook No. tion, $4,2()0. Philbrick Agency, Keys made. TV for rent. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, DRIVER — Experienced in fuel Halo Rd. Manchester 0-0-1365-8, Hartford National Realtors, 646-4200. repairs, remodeling, new work. oil deliveries, full time position Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. NURSE’S AIDES - 7-3, 6 4 4 -1 5 8 1 Bahk and Trust Co., Middle Free estimates. No job too for dependable married man. experienced, full time and part- Turnpike office. Application STUMP Removal — (Soucier). small. Prompt service on Good work references and class time. Liberal fringe benefits. An equal opportunity employer made for payment. Unsightly stumps, chipped out, emergency, 643-7024, H license required, ^ p ly 107 Apply in person. East Hartford PROTECT YOUR neatly and economically. 742- Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Convalescent Home, 745 Main LOST — Savings Passbook No. 8252. Street, East Hartford. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA 22667-L Hartford National Bank ELDERLY gentleman, to wash TRAILER dishes 3-4 nights per week. App­ and Trust Company, First ODD JOBS — Moving Flooring 19 COOK - Housekeeper — Young Manchester Office. Application winterize ^pliances, etc. to the dump. ly Cavey’s in the mornings, 45 man, 2 boys ages 5-9, must have made for payment. FLOOR SANDING and East Center Street. day or live-in help. Own room OPENINGS ALLEY OOP ...I THINK IT'5 ..a n d Special Cfellars and attics cleaned. BY V.T. HAMLIN ..a n d I SEE NOTHING Refinishing, (specializing in available, references, Vernon. 3:00 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. EXCITING HAVING THINK: IT'S > Regular 68.45 a 6al. Landscaping and tree work, WRONG BV ENDING ' . LOST — Medium size white 528-8649. older floors). Inside and outside ELECTRICAL Appliance 872-8712. 6:30 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. HOW ABOUT IT, AW, HElL IM SURE HE , RIGHT THROUGH A WOMAN F O R OUR WRONG TO IT W IT H 'A-WOMAN'! dog, with brown ears and blue painting. John Verfaille, 646- Technician instructor needed DAO? CAN I BE OKAY, Wia, MR.OOfy THANKS.' DOC WONMUGS NEW MINISTER, FRED.^, E N D A for part-time instruction. Must G IRLS to asMm blo toys. Sitting. GO FISHING eyes, Waddell Rd. and Hartford EXCAVATING, bulldozing, 5750, 872-2222. MECHANIC — Growing con­ ILL SEE GOOD LUCK f COME ON, LABORATORY/ PRAYER ^ 3 * * Special have practical experience in Must bo fast with hands. WITH MR. TO THAT.' WITH THE [ CASEY/ Rd. Answers to George. Call large and small, septic repairs cern needs an experienced OOP? WITHOUT Ty 649-1722. the major appliance field. Prior MEN to run ovons, ship, pack, etc. FISHING.' ) r SAVING • Travel Trallara and installations. Sewer con­ mechanic’s helper in paper mill teaching or supervisory operation. Mill located in Also: Man, 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. for loading ovana. 'AMEN'/ • Tent Campers nections. Loam, fill gravel for Peraonala-Announcementa 2 sale. Owner operator, quality Dreaamaking 22 experience helpful but not vicinity of East Hartford. Good 1 • PiGk-up Campers necessary. Call 525-1117 for ap­ working conditions, excellent work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 643- pointment. KAGE COMPANY MAN WANTS ride to Pratt & • Molar Homes 7172. 742-9477. DRESSMAKING and fringe benefits. Paid insurance, 91 ELM ST. (3rd floor) MANCHESTER Whitney, East Hartford, Hrst • Any Water System alterations for women and holidays, pension and vacation. ^ ______Apply In person shift. 62 Oxford St. (off West children. Custom made evening INSURANCE Sales — Growing For appointment call 289-7496. TREE Removal — Pruning, multi-lines agency needs man Middle Tpke.) 643-2225. Save — Non-toxic winterized spraying, etc. Fully insured. dresses, 649-2507. with life and/or casualty PORTER — Wanted 7-3, good WANTED — Maid for motel for use in trailer water Licensed. Free estimates. license, to sell and service new RIDE wanted daily, 8 to 4 p.m. Phone 633-5345. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 wages, apply Parkade Bakery, work, experienced preferred. BOOKKEEPER — Responsible Asylum Ave., Hartford, from systems. Guaranteed won’t and existing clients. Outstan- Manchester Parkade. Call 643-1555 for appointment, position available for career Henry Street area, Manchester, freeze. Instructions with each ding opportunity. All replies between 9 a.m.>l,^ noon. minded woman who has an ap­ 9 - S 9 //fc CUSTOM MADE draperies, MORTGAGES, loans first se­ ' (X) lx, TM. Iff. U3. M. OH M 649-5488. gallon. Special this week only, very reasonable, work cond, third. All kinds. Realty confidential. Reply Box ‘L,’’ RETIRED MAN for general titude and is accurate with through September 29th. No guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- statewide. Credit rating un­ Manchester Herald. building maintenance and yard DRIVER and stock clerk, part- figures. No formal bookkeeping MR. ABERNATHY training needed. Average BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Autos For Sale 4 dealers please. m . necessary. Reasonable. Con­ DADT-rm^iT. ' 1 • 1 I work. Call 643-2414. time, mornings and early after­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fidential, Quick arrangements. PART-TIME, clerical, mature v, noons, 5-day week. College stu­ typing essential. Manchester We also winterize trailers, woman. Afternoon hours, East area. Hours 8:45 until 4:45, five THIS VEAR THE WATER-SKIING CRAZE Sheinwold on Bridge 1967 DODGE, 4-door hardtop, Painting-Paparing 13 Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. AUTO Mechanic — Lynch dent or retired person con­ excellent mechanical condition, material, labor and of River office. Call 289-9541. sidered. Hours flexible. Apply days a week. Salary commen­ SEEMS X) BE EieGSLTHAN EVER. guarantee. See us for an ap­ 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Toyota needs an experienced power steering, power brakes, J.P. LEWIS & Son custom ford. Evenings, 233-6879. at once to Manager, Liggett surate with experience. pointment. Dealers MACHINISTS wanted, mechanic, good pay, pluspi incen­ Business' and personnal JONES automatic transmrission. decorating, interior and live,tive, company paicf,paicf, BlueBli Cross, Drug, Manchester Parkade. RiPSflUAY welcomed. Bridgeport and lathe ORK. references required. Reply DUMMY’S LONG SUIT South dealer Best Return ten of spades to discard his last Original owner, $695. 643-5314. exterior, paper hanging. Fully MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd CMS, Major Medical. Vacation Year End Sale on Terry, Overtime, paid insurance. CONSUMER Audio in the Manchester Herald, Box "S.” OFFERS BEST CHANCE North-South vulnerable West made his best return — diamond on the last heart. insured. 649-9658. mortgages — interim financing Penobscot Tool and Gage, and holidays. Apply in person to 196B MUSTANG hardtop, Taurus and Cox alsd' in — expeditious and confidential Joe McCavanagh, or call for an Manchester Parkade is looking By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH a low spade. Declarer put up Daily Question automatic, burgandy color, Merrow Rd., Tolland, Route 15, for part-time experienced help. FULL-TIME landscape 4 I 10 5 progress. T.J. FLANAGAN and Sons, service, J. D. Real Estate appointment between 8-5, 646- Dummy’s long heart suit gave the jack from dumniy. East You have opened ihe bid­ shanp car. Motor neras atten- Assoc. 643-5129. Exit 99. 875-8083. Nights and Saturdays. Call 649- laborers, experienced both sides the chance for K 10987 Interior-exterior painting. 4321. preferred. Call Grantland covered with the queen, and ding with one elub, and tion.\ Best offer, 649-7311, 649- Reasonable rates. Swirled •••••••••••••••t***********» 8535 or stop in. brilliant play. 0 52 South won with the ace. partner lias responded one 5833^ CAMPERS Nursery, 643-0669. 4 K92 ceilings our specialty. Call 643- Bualneaa Opportunity 29 DRAFTSMAN Trainee — draf­ South dealer (; Now South couldn’t afford to heart. You hold: Spades, A-4- HOLIDAY, IHC. 19A. MCDONALD'S ting and lettering experience DIETARY Aide^— Mature North-South vulnerable WEST EAST give up a second heart, for the 3; Hearts, 2; Diamonds, A- MGB 1967, body and engine in WANTEQ Responsible, mature woman to help (vith kitchen 4 K76 4 Q982 Route 66 PorCaml, Conn. required. Salary to $100 plus fee Opening lead — Eight of clubs defenders would also cash a 10-4; Clubs, A.K.Q.J.4.3. good shape. C^Il anytime after INSIDE-Outside painting, married man interested in cot­ paid and benefits. (Jontact duties, 9:30-5:30 n.m. Will FULL-TIME C? A J 4 2 <;? 6 5 3 1-342-1212 Is taking appllcaUons for a train. Manchester Manor Nur­ South won the opening trump spade trick. Instead, South led a What do you say?. 8:30 p.m., 527-9327. fe c ia l rates for people over K. ton candy business. No invest­ United Employment, 246-7225. SALESWOMAN lead in his own hand and led the OK96 OQJ873 Foully insured. Estimates given. ment needed. Reply im­ Janitor, aarly morning hours. sing Home, 385 West Center St., WINTHROP A 876 Jf, 5 trump to the nine, ruffed a Answer: Bid 3-NT. You have 10A7 PUi?\7Dm irnp \r 646-0129. For childlen’s specialty shop. BY DICK CAVALLI queen of hearts. West shrewdly heart, led a trump to the king, eight sure tricks you are Call 649-7863. mediately to P.O. Box 145, Apply WANTED — Stock boy, full­ SOUTH 8, automatic, $900. Reposses­ Motorcyclea-BIcyclaa 11 Buckland Station, Manchester, Apply in person: played low even though he and ruffed another heart. ’This willing to gamble on finding the time days. Arthur’s Drug Store, VOU STILL HAVENr i ' l l b e t MDtyRE T H E W ELL, A T L E A S T I GOT A G O O D 4 A43 sion. Savings Bank of GRAD STUDENTS available Conn. MCDONALD'S 942 Main St., Manchester. S O L D A N Y ? NOPE. suspected that South had led a dropped West’s ace. game-going trick in partner’s Manchester, 646-1700. 1970 TRIUMPH 650 custom, TWO MARI-MAD’S O N L Y K ID S E L L IN G S U N T A N O U T O F IT. 0 Q for painting, 4 years 46 West Cantor St. 691 Main St., Manchester LEMONADETHAT singleton. 0 A 10 4 Now South led a low spade. hand. ' excellent condition, $1,000. Call experience, fully insured. Free Private Inatructlona 32 CLEANING WOMAN wanted, H ASN T s o l d a S IN G L E South met this fine defense by A AQJ 1043 West couldn’t prevent declarer Copyright 1973 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 649-0993. estimates. Call bur competitors two days a week. Call 644-1805. OPENINGS GLASS ALL SUMMER. overtaking with dummy’s king South West North East from reaching dummy with the General Features Corp, Bankrupt? Repossessed? then call us, 649-7034. BMERniWNTEIHIME CARPENTER — Experienced of hearts. When this won, Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1965 HONDA, 450, minor turnup MEYERS Piano and Music I lit Pass 1 ^ Pass Studios has 7 teachers for COUPLE WANTED to take MATURE WOMAN to care for only. Must know trim, framing, declarer returned the ten of 3 t4 Pass 4 ^ Pass down, smallest payments. needed, $300. Phone 647-9748 ESTABLISHED painting con­ care of home and one teen age two school age children 2 hours ELECTMCUII new and remodeling work. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. between 5-7 p.m. piano, guitar, organ and drums. hearts from dummy, discarding 5 <4 All Pass Answer to Previous Puzzle tractors. (If it’s worth owning, Students now being enrolled. child. Live-in own quarters. daily in my home. Must have Must be willing to work Call 289-0000 between 10-4 p.m. a low diamond from his hand. Opening lead - 8 AN American raiKjir*/! ad(:.T(qkd it’s worth painting). Expert Call 649-3057 or stop in at 111 own transportation. Call after BAKEIIV MAMTEIUNCE Willimantic and Manchester AUTO INSURANCE - com­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all workmanship, spray, brush, . 5:30, 649-7251. area. Call 1-429-3534 after 7 IC B QDLJP . UT (i1 pare our low rates. For a makes, models and speeds. Center Street, Nmnehester, IKFRNZIUTKIN MM West won with the jack of ace of diamonds, enter dummy 4 Pack LlI 121^ roll, interior, exterior. Houses Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m. HAIRDRESSER - p.m., only. _ IC£ Co ld ACROSS 1 telephone quotation call Mr. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Experienced, full or part-time. e/\A(9NAPE hearts and had to choose a new with the nine of clubs and would 5 Nautical term 121 painted as low as $100,643-0001. HELP Wanted female — plea­ Excellent opportunity for 1 Southern 6 Rented Dolin at 646-6050. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- Golden Charm Coiffures, Burr defense. Another trump would discard his last diamond on the general 90QR sant varied work in precision experienced men for our TV Technician, primarily <(■ A GLASB> 7 Lamb (dial.) STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Corners, Manchester. glass/optics factory. Start on bench work. Must have un­ A 6LAee>~ allow declarer to win in dummy 4 American 8 Domesticates Schoola-Claaaea 33 bakery department. Perma­ PKX nine of hearts. West would win, patriot 1970 DODGE, - $650. Evenings, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Excellent pay, two weeks paid special hand assembly opera­ restricted license. Good star­ e IW» ty NU. lac., TiA Ih- U S. Pt, OR. 9 -Z 9 g 64 Ur>dertQken 34 Chair makers ii YAMAHA TX-750, 1973, Haskell 643-8840. 35 Pastry roofing. No job too small. Call ^&r representatives ate n U amm lk 5 Clom 36 ConMrve 65 Could IZ 13 14 1968 FIREBIRD 400, 4 barrel, excellent condition, very low 649-31M. Positions Now Open 6 Your 36 Coreer 66 Prevenr 36 Bitter vetch MUPPY? women? Work the hours you BUZZ s a w y e r GI/AINI 7 Elimiriate 37 Cortcentrote 67 Plonmr>g 37 Rumple headers, 4 mags, Hurst 4-speed, mileage. Must sell, best offer. I SAGITTARIUS It 14 IT Man wanted, now working choose in your spate time. For BY ROY c r a n e 8 You're 38 Boost . ‘158 Skill 39 Esamlne slightly damaged front end. 649-9842. HOY. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Help Wanted 35 In feat food operation, details, call 643-0513 after 5 I M O O SE MORWIN'. 10 9 A 39 Questioned "69 Religiously 40 Public II II 20 Must sell. $700. 280-1100. remodeling, additions; roofing. p.m. Fuller Brush. * WHEN‘1 NO MORE KNOCKIN' OFF 10 Gardening 40 Courageous 70 Novr Die. assembly that’a unhappy. Will atart WHERE' KL18-31-43 11 Coll 4) Kr>ow 71 Issues 1972 HONDA SL350 K-2, Call David Patria, ^u th Wind­ REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. f u e l O IL D R IV E R S BANKS. WITH MEAT PRICES 2-12-23-35^ 41 Primate 31 the right man at $160. per 51-64-70- 12 Angle 42 Should 72 Right 42 Argali 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent excellent condition, low sor, 644-1796. to 11 p.m., llp.m . to 7 a.m.,40- MATURE WOMAN wanted to SKY HIGH, HIM AN' THE MM'S D J lC o n flic t 4 3 1# 73 M.shops 47-58-69 CANCIK 45 Moves back 24 srT mechanical condition, one mileage, new tire, chain, hour week, ^ la ry $375.30 bi­ week for 48 hours and care for 2 children in my home, GOME INTO CATTLE’ m i It 'iTUp 44 And 74 You'll CARRICORN 49 Name of two p I owner, sunroof. $500. 646-2092. bearings and recently tuned. train you to assume full Must have class 2 license. For winter work. ISAssociotes 45Thot 75 And presidents 30 IT T WES ROBBINS carpentry weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with own transportation necessary. JULY 11 16 Earned 46 Your 76 Accomplish Asking $750. Call 872-4500, 872- remodeling specialist. Ad- degree. Many fringe benefits. responsibility and be Call 646-2398 after 7 p.m. RUSTLING 17 Time -47 Your 77 Much JAN. I» 51 Unit^ 52 Sheltered inlet 34 1973 BUICK LeSabre, 2-door 9700. Ask for Nell. .ditlons, rec rooms, dormers, Veterans Home and, Hospital, compensated for ability. 9-17-28-40 18 Foil 48 On 78 Blunders 4-16-27-38^ hardtop, loaded with extras, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 52-37-67 l9Wosted 49 For . 7 9 And 53 Relaxation •'built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, Apply in person tp Danny or Scotty t : 45-56-80-85^ 34 It- Services 12 Hospitalization and paid SALES HELP — Full and part- 20Whot '50 And ’ 80 Be 54 Baseball great very low mileage. 648-0614. Offered 649-3446. Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ LIO AQUARIUS 55 Greek god of ■ ■ vacation. We are a time, experience preferred. 21 An 5) Be 81 Is • 40 sions 395, 233, 248. Also part-tim e stock boy. 22 Lively 52 And 82 Moy JAN. 10 war ■ CORVETTE convertible top, 6 SHARPENING Service - national franchise but In­ gS^AUC. 11 23 Stressed 53 Keep 83 To ni. It, 55 Pieced out IT 4T 41 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - dividually owned. If you Pottery Shed, 397-A Broad I 24 Motion . 54 Help 84 Without 42 IT r months old, 1965-1967. |150.S Saws, ki^ves, axes, shears, >^54-65-66 8-22-44-63/^ 57 Legal point new homes custom built, MACHINIST - Part-time, mor- ^reet, Manchester. 25 Are 55 Is 85 Yours 44 II Phone 649-0351 or 649-7243. skates, rotary blades, (^ick remodeling, additions, rec nlngs, The Amerbelle^orpora- want satisfaction and MORIARTY BROS. 26 Between 56 Should 86 Yours 74-76-77 DOWN service, Capitol Equipment financial security In your VIRGO .. 27 The 57 Sieodfost 87 Yourself rooms, garages, kitchens tion, 104 East Main Street, PART-TIME janitorial riscis ID ted U 43 44 Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. work, send resume to 28 For 58 Strength 88 0^cur 2 8 '.) 1967 FORD Country Squire sta­ remodeled, bath tile, cement Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry Manchester area. Three hours -Manchostori . 29 When 59 Importont 89 Argurr^ents Hours dally 7:30-5, Thursday ^ 315 Centor Stroat 3A 41 47 tion waghn, power steering, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Passardi, 875-3325, between Owner, Box RR, nightly. Five nights weekly. 30 You 60 You 90Lockirtg MAM. 1 0 ' ^ ^ U 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- O v 6-15-25-34 choosi ig power brakes, good running tial or commercial. Call 649- 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ Manchester Herald. , Apply 90 Hillside Avenue, Hart­ ifil ‘ 5-14-29-39^ condition. fSOO. .Ow-OOSO. 7958. 4291. ^49-6(L79’86 INtWSPAPER INTiRPRISe AISN.) portunity employer. ford, after 3 p.m.

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/ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 29, 1973 Houses For Sale MANCHESTER e v e n in g H E R A L ^ ^ SatxSepL _29^ 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN 41 Sporting 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale Nt/p tVantatf 35 Oo0i-B/rtft-Pa(t Goods 47 ffoomt Without Board 59 Aportmonto For Ron! S3 AparlmonU For Ront 83 Furnithod Aportmonto 84 Wontod lo Ron! 88 72 _ _ _ _ _ Out ol Town-For Sale 75 IMMACULATE Cape, central FREE — Looking for good OLIN MARK I, 190s, with Sol.' FURNISHED room for MANCHESTER Miracle - WORKING woman with Collie MANCHESTER — Investment home for male Pekingese Poo­ bindings and Rosemount fast- ^nUeman. Call after 5, 646 EXCELLENT Efficiency — Manchester-iVew on market - air-conditioning, tastefully OPEN HOUSE package of two 64 Duplex plus CHROME One-bedroom apartment, Heat paidi appliances, air, laun­ needs small first-floor rent, decorated aniT customized dle. Cal! 646-3248. > back, worn once, $290.646-0614. appliances, carpets, drapes, Manchester area, reasonable. Luxury Ranch with a 94 HENRY STREET six room single. Fully rented. PLATERS PRESIDENTIAL dry facilities, yard, first floor. throughout. Beautifql kitchen, 3 For details call The Zinsser air, parking. Bring Fido. $175. 742-8840 afternoons. multitude of goodies, in­ or 4 b^roqms, formal dining - Immediate opening in our KITTENS — Free to good NORDICA, size lOW, men’s ski FURNISHED room, near Don’t delay, rent today. $45 SUNDAY, SEPT. 30th, 2-8 P.M. Agency, 6461511. Ellington Preview 72-28. Homefinders, Fee $20. VILU8E APTS. weekly. 54-19. Homefinders, cluding an in-ground pool ceramic bath (LooDted In an area of Qraolous Colonials) plating department. home, found black and white boots, $20; Kastle skis, (170cc) Manchester. Center. Clean, 5466980. WANTED by Clergy Huge kitchen, with alU he female cat. 742-7692, 649-8512. Fee $20. 549-6980. with custom vanity, enclosed MANCHESTER — New Ranch, Experience not necessary, We with ski-free bindings, $25. quiet, homelike atmosphere. MANCHESTER bedroom house or Dupliex im­ built-ins, and a picture win­ pine paneled porch. Manicured Let us walk you through this NEW GARRISON COLONIAL, will train qualified applicants. After 5, 649-2210. Parking. Mature gentleman DUPLEX Delight — 6 rooms, mediately,‘ly in Manchester area. built by a cabinet maker (or a metlouloua buyer. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full AMERICAN Field registered TANTALIZING Townhouse — dow, den with fireplace, laun­ corner .lot with mature trees, basement, quiet street. ^,900. Company paid insurance preferred. Phone 5662525. stove, garage, yard for the kids. One and two bedrooms. Phone 647-1805. shrubs. Lovely interior must be English Setter, male, orange A stOal for $250. 72-6. Niar schools, churches Furnished two-bedrooms, heat dry room, 3 beautiful Large entrance hall with guest closdt. Formal living room Hayes Agency, 6460131. HATHEWAY program, holidays and vaca­ and white, 18 months old, paid, appliances, carpets, bedrooms, and 2 full baths seen, nice area, $35,500, 646 Apartments For Rent 63 Homefinders, Fee 5466980. and shopping center, on MOTHER and 14 year old with bullt-ln shelves and cabinets and a Cape Cod bay win­ tion. Apply; started points. Excellent FlorlMt-Nurttrloa 48 drapes, parking, first iloor. daughter, need reasonable, 24x24’ carpeted family room! dow. Early American family kitchen with natural stained MANCHESTER - We are CONN. CYCLE breeding. Reasonable. Call ti9- FOUR-ROOM apartment, two bus line. Call anytime. $195. 55-4. Homefinders, Fee clean, 3 or 4 room apartment, 4 heated garages. Acre lot proud to offer this Jarvis built MANCHESTER M arvel^ One- $20. 549-6980. cabinets, equipped with all the modern conveniences, like 316 Hartford Rd. 9262 after 5. HARDY Chrysanthemums — blocks from Main Street, bedroom efficiency, stove and . 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 by November ISth or 30th. There’s more. Call. 4-4, good condition, electric self-cleaning stove, with hood, garbage disposal Cape, priced to sell under $30,- all colors, 95 cents each. Also backyard, $130 monthly. Securi­ Vicinity Manchester High OOO. Features 3 bedrooms, ESTATES Manchester • 643-1682 refrigerator. Yours for $145. SS, Centrally LIvo Stock 42 red and. green maple trees at ty and references required. Call School preferred. 643-5069. and dishwasher. Family room with fireplace of rustic brick fireplace in living room, rec Call Now! 73-33. Homefinders, 649-2B13 J ^ te d , $3f,9(fc. Call agent, 6tf!. and a natural wood mantle. Large sun deck off the family reasonable prices. Open 7 days 1-564-3095 after 6 p.m. Fee $20. 5466980. room, equipped kitchen, one- TURRET Lathe - Set-up and RUNNING Brook SUbles - a week and evenings til dark. Houses tor Rent 65 room, V4 bath downstairs, off the hall. Natural wood car garage. Located within 8. LEQER STARR OFFERS operate from blueprint. Air- walking distance of junior h i^ V. Grooming, boarding, exer­ Ponticelli’s Greentiouse and FOUR ROOMS, centrally FANTASTIC FLAT - 2 Business Property stairway to second floor. One full bath off hall, with laundry craft...... quality, excellent ille ■ wages cising, lessons, trails and Nursery, 433 North Main St. MANCHESTER - 6bedroom MANCHESTER - 9V4 room and high school. Call MrT EXECUTIVE HOMES UNDER $44,DDD and lioeral fringengf benefits. located, second floor. Stove in­ bedrooms, laundry facilities, apartment. Appliances plus Executive Colonial, 2W baths, Sale w o L v e r to n chute. 3 bedrooms. Master bedroom has full bath and a pastures, tic. French Road, cluded. No children or pets. parking. Bring the kids. Only New Listing-Cabinet huge lighted walk-ln closet. Second bedrdbm has a double Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., ★ Scenic Country Areth Estate Sixe LoU First or second shifts. 50-hour Bolton, one month free rent. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig washer. Available October 1. top residential neighborhood. Realtors, 6461121. week. Call 247-3275,’ Atwood Middle-aged couple preferred, $135. 7629. Homefinders, Fee Security required, $170. Call Call for details, Hayes Agency, RESTAURANT - 150 seat, maker’s own home with many closet, third bedroom has one very large closet. Linen aQM_COLONIAL-4 bedr«mt IM h. .paolous 12’x24' living room. Call 569-2200, 646-6254. your own, 90 cents, 29 Mountain »6468733. $20. 5466980. 6460131. liquor, parking. Eastern extra custom touches in addi­ closet off the hall. Screw Machine Products, 210 Rd., Glastonbury, near 646-1109. South Street, West Hartford. Connecticut. Must sell. Call tion to 3 bedrooms, 22’ living MANCHESTER - Three 8- S i r Z 1° ° " ’ Including bSS-Tri Articles tor Sale 45 Minnechaugh Golf Course. MANCHESTER area - Pull down attic stairs give easy acceu to ample lighted automatic cleaning oven, range, exhaust fan, attached family room 1 2 ^ 2 ’ with MANCHESTER - Two- MANCHESTER Model - 3- Warren E. Howland, Realtors, RANCH — 6 rooms, IW baths, room with fireplace, large room (iolonials, now nearing (Hebron). Modern 4 rooms, 6461108. storage area. SCREW Machine — Set-up and bedroom apartment, available bedroom furnished house. formal dining room, 3 kitchen with dining area. completion in prestigious ALUMINUM sheets used as GARDEN MUMS for sale, 102 $190 per month includes heat, Let’s go down to the basement, where we have steel beam Forest Hills. All homes contain operate. Acme Grigley multi­ printing plates, .007 thick, Avondale Rd., Manchester, cor­ immediately. Security Appliances, carpets and drapes. bedrooms, garage, treed lot. There is a 12x21’ family room, spindle screw machines, first hot water, carpeting, required, $150. Eastern Real Kids O.K,, $280. 76-9. EAST CENTER Street- Office $33,900. Phiibnck Agency, construction, laundry area with hookup, garage with 4 bedrooms, 2V» baths, family 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. ner of Auburn Road, 649-1234. appliances and storage, 646 VILUGER building, originally set up for plus den. Outside patio with or second shifts, 50-hour week. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Esbte, 646-8250. Homefinders, Fee $20. 549-6980. Realtors, 6464200. finished walls and ceilings, separate furnace room, hot room, two-car garage, built-ins Phone ,643-2711. 2871, 6460882. APARTMENTS dental office. Waiting room, fireplace, 2-car garage. and so much more. Call now for Excellent wages and liberal Fuel-Feed 49 water oil fired heat, walk-out door to backyard. fringe benefits. Call 247-3275. Five-room, 2-bedroom 4\4 ROOMS, second floor. MANCHESTER — Four-room two operating rooms, spare TWO-FAMILY duplex, 15 Almost an acre. a leisurely inspection. Zinsser DARK rich, clean loam, 5 MODERN 3-room apartment, room, three labs, half bath, Come on over and let us give you the tour In person, or Agency, 6461511. ?2“S2^2m v Cleaning oven, range, and exhaust fSi. Attached Atwood Screw Machine yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, FIREWOOD for sale, seasoned townhouse, wall-to-wall Adults only. No children or house, furnished, quiet setting, rooms, newly remodeled 640-2813 Products, 210 South Street, appliances, carpeting, parking, pets, 649-4068. ' garage. Responsible people on­ parking, plus three-room apart­ kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms meander through at your llesure. Even If you don’t buv sand, stone, pool and patio hardwood, split. Free delivery. storage, spacious grounds. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ ment on second floor. $5(),000. you’ll enjoy the experience. West Hartford. sand, 643-9504. ditioners, appliances, heat ly. $275 monthly. Hayes Agen­ each side. Large private y a ri Call F. Schillinger, 872-0204 Available October 15th. Hilliard cy, 6460131. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, after 5 p.m. week days, all day and hot water, 1(4 tiled baths, FIVE ROOMS, groundgrou . floor 6464200. Immaculate condition F. J. SPIUCKI OPER ROUSE Street, after 5, 6467289. apartment, carpeted,etei paneled, throughout. Garages. Central SCREENED loam, gravel, Saturday and Sunday. washer and dryer hookup, REALTOR 643-2121 II ■ COLONIAL—Aluminum sided exterior, 4 bedrooms, 2 full processed gravel, sand, stone, air-conditioned. Parking.,ling. Apply location. $49,500. Philbrick Sunday 1-5 p.m. NEWER Ranch type apart­ patio. No pets. Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main St., Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. - Frank Spilecki • Bob Gorman ftvhfluJM 1‘1‘cnen Including bullt-ln automatic cleaning oven, range, and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ .SEASONED fireplace wood, ment. Includes neat and Manchester. Out of Town- Houses For Sale 72 (Quality built 6room Colonials '“'"I'y room with decorative exposed beams, First Class dover, 742-7886. delivered. Also fieldstone walls appliances. Private entrance, Call 649-7620 For Rent 66 £*Car Q8r&06i $43,700* for sale. Call 643-0926. $165 per month. Paul W. located on dead end street. GARAGE SALE — September MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 MANCHESTER - Spacious 6. P'our bedrooms, IVt baths, 2 SHEET METAL Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646 ROCKVILLE — Rockland RANCH house on comer, with Manchester 29th, 30th, rain or shine. Five Qarden Products 50 room apartment, stove, room Cape with fireplace, for­ Manchester CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 1021. refrigerator, references, no Terrace Apartment, Highland mal dining room, 3 large shade trees and sidewalks. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, family room, 2-car garage and Also offering these style homes: MECHANICS , families, assorted household Ave., large one. bedroom Oversized carport and redwood LYDALLST. beamed ceiling, garages, view. much, much more. Built by merchandise, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., FRESH sweet cider — apples, MANCHESTER - Jefferson pets, $140. 2263540, 6465325. bedrooms, 1(4 baths, oil hot NICE one-bedroom apartment, apartments, available im­ water heat. Reasonable. Ann enclosed patio. City water and Hutchins Agency, 6465324. Nutmeg Homes. Exclusive & MACHINE. 17 Bond Street, Manchester: peaches, pears. Open 7 days per quiet location. Includes heat, Apartments, wall-to-wall sewers. Three bedrooms, living OPEN HOUSE carpeting, dishwasher, FOUR ROOMS, second floor, mediately. Includes heat, hot Lord Realty, 528-4139, 643-6995. 4-BEDROOM COLONIAL sales by ★ S r RANCH"*NCH week. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 appliances, air-conditioning water, carpeting, air- room and kitchen with com­ TAG SALE — September 29th, Bush. Hill Rd. appliances, sliding glass door to no pets. Security, $125. Phone Sat.. Sun. 1-8 P.M. ASSEMBLERS and carpets. $185. Paul Vf. mornings, or after 8 p.m., 646 conditioning, all appliances, EXCELLENT 7-room Colonial, TTwo fireplaces, walk-up at­ plete built-ins including ★ STARR COLONIAL J L RANcJT 30th, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 63 Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646 private porch. One bedroom refrigerator, oven, range, dis­ New 6-Room Colonlale HURGHESTER CARL A. ZINSSER Minimum one year $180. 643-1440, 647-1342. 1265. with dishwasher and disposal. 2(4 baths, plastered walls, oak tic, mud room and laundry ★ HIP ROOF DUTCH J DuVcH^WLONIAL Coburn Rd., Manchester. Rain TURNIPS, 49 Globe Lane, on 1021. Private terrace and pool, $175., flooring, appliances, 2-car gar­ posal, breakfast counter, two experience. Must read date, October 6th and 7th. Tolland Street, near East Hart­ off kitchen. Enclosed baths. Assumable 4¥i% & VIC RItTY AGENCY CENTER of town, heated 6 FIVE ROOM Duplex, heat, hot 872-6360, 529-6586. age, c% utilities, large lot, Aluminum siding, fireplaces, blueprints. Excellent fringe ford Manchester Town line. FIVE-ROOM apartment in porch. Immediate occupancy. jalousied porch plus patio. mortgage. Asking $36,500. 646 bath and a half. Many more 6 4 6 -1 9 1 1 benefits and pay. room, second floor flat, two water, location, 36 Apel Place, 1081. $36,000 - Vernon — 6\k room SalBB rapretentativo, Jack Paasa will ba praaant on alta. GARAGE SALE — September renovated mansion. Includes VERNON - Willow Brook Excellent location, near school. Treed lot, Martin School quality features. Directions; East Center 28, 29 and 30, 9-4. Several Household Goods 51 baths, new wall-to-wall $180 per month. Call 6461418. Ranch. Living room with SUNDAY from 1 - 6 p.m. everything, $235. Paul W. Apartments, 3Vi! rooms at $180; Charles Lesperance, 6467620. Come and Compare Street to Vernon Street, left families. Bikes, dishes, picture Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646 carpeting. Garage^ stove, $l90, district. Rec room. Ansaldi BOWERS SCHOOL area - fireplace, dining room L, PRESSURE BLAST plus security. No pets, 643-7166. rooms at $195. Includes Mid Thirties on Vernon to Scott Drive, left frames, chairs, curtains, toys, BRAIDED RUG, 9x12, brown 1021. heat, hot water, refrigerator, built, 2-car garage. $44,900. Small practical house and kitchen with built-ins, 3 on Scott to Kennedy, right on MF6.C0.JNC. baby furniture, books, mis­ colors, $75 or best offer, 649- Call detached garage on a nice lot. bedrooms, 2 baths, screened 41 Chapel Street MANCHESTER - Midland and WOODLAND oven-range, disposal, dis­ Kennedy to Kent. cellaneous. Follow signs Grant 6089. NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of hwasher, wall-to-wall BEFORE KICKOFF TIME Full basement. Quiet area, MAK GONSTRUGTION CO., INC. porch, finished rec room, 6 PEASE REALTY Manchester, Conn. Hill Rd., Coventry, 74i2-8^. two-family. IVt b a th s , Centennial Apartments, two close to bus linev shopping. rooms at $120; three rooms at MANOR carpeting, air-conditioning, Stop in WARREN E. Builder 643-2282 car garage., City utilities. 623-9312 CLEAN USED — refrigerators, carpeting, appliances included. parking, swimming pools, Aluminum storms aM ^reens. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER — 5Vi-room DIRECTIONS-Prom Vernon, North on Route 83, Xejt on Route 140, 3 m iht to YARD SALE — Weather per­ $150, $155 and $160; four rooms Sunday, 11 a-m. • 2 p.m. Oil heat, all for the xeldom Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, ranges, automatic washers Full basement, $267 per month. APARTMENTS lighted tennis courts, basket­ HOWUND Ranch. Fireplace, center hall, mitting, Saturday and Sunday, with guarantees. See them at B. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- at $170 and $175. Newly heard of price of $25,000?iCeith $36,500 ■ Manchester - Well rec room, and fourth bedroom *”* ' Windsor, between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., renovated. Includes heat, hot Homes toad Street ball court, ice skating, picnic 554-558 ffilliard St ' Realtors Right on Route i40» 7 1/2 ntUes to Hatheway Estates, ^ September 29th and 30th., 10-5. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 4535, 6461021. 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 Real Estate, 646-4126, 6461922. MANCHESTER - Builder has kept 6% room (^pe. Bowers lower level. $30,900. Hayes weekdays. water, oven-range, (ON W. MIddIa Tpke.) groves, storage. No pets. Call Some antiques, furniture, glass St., Call 643-2171. Vernon, 872-8511 between 9-4, riced new homes on Lydall School area. G<''^'iized living Agency, 6460131. plus collectibles, bric-a-brac. TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, refrigerator, parking and MANCHESTER storage. No pets. Call Vernon, weekdays, after 4, and on Brand spanking new...Plea­ treet to sell. We welcome your room wit)> formal 109 Greenwood Drive, CARPET’S - Wholesale to you full private basement. Private BulH by wqiekends, call 872-4400. DUPLEX ginterest. Please call 643-2!^, PORTER ST. area. - Im­ Retort Preparty-For Salt 74 Manchester. 872-8511. sant, convenient MANCHESTER — 5 family plus dining rWY, convenient at our warehouse. The Carpet entrances and patio. Includes UAH HOUSING CORP. 6 and 7, A-1 condition, 644-8896 for details. maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ COVENTRY (North) BOLTON - Fall Special im­ Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Tpke., neighborhood...Convenient to 5 car garage, excellent income, kitchen with oven and range, 3 age, trees, privacy. Hutchins maculate 6-room Cape, 3 heat, appliances, carpets, $230 1 and 2-bedroom luxury VERNON — One and two business zpned, double gar­ COVENTRY LAKE, five room CUSTOMER Service Represen­ ROYAL-Ultronlc, electric por­ Manchester. 646-8568. per month. Paul W. Dougan, WE HAVE customers waiting schools, churches, shopping. central location, $69,900. bedrooms, study and finished Agency, Realtors, 6465324. II SPLIT LEVEL II bedrooms, den, garage. apartments. Features wall-to- bedroom apartments, im­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER — Six-room summer cottage, pine paneled, tative, 8 to 10 k. We are looking table typewriter, excellent con­ Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. for the rental of your apartment Offering maintenance free age. Convenient to Main Cape, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, rec room, excellent location. fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- In like new condition. 6% Aluminum storms, w ^ e d Tot, wall carpeting, vanity tile mediately available at Town 6464200. Street. Good income. VA, for a person who likes to be on dition, Call 646-7723. FRIGIDAIRE portable dis­ or home. J.D. Real Estate aluminum siding, wall-to-wall formal dining room, aluminum DELIGHTFUL — Spacious 900. Hayes Agency, 6460131. rooms of perfection, com­ extras galore. Peiser Realty, his own, to join our service baths, built-in oven, range, House Gardens. This suburban $46,000 - Vernon — New 6 hwasher, asking $75, in Associates, Inc. 643-5129. apartment community of un­ carpeting, disposal, 114 baths, FHA and conventional finan­ siding, attached oversized gar­ Cape, 3 huge bedrooms, 2 tile pletely carpeted, plus a coun­ 2868628. department. You’ll be responsi­ GARAGE SALE — Saturday excellent condition. Phone 649- M anchastar dishwasher, refrigerator and fireplace, full basements, on TWO FAMILY, 65 flats, good cing available. Low 40’s. age. Walk to East Catholic and room Ranch, ready for your baths, fire ^ c e d living room, Out of Town-For Sale 75 ble for servicing, repairing and usual architectural designs and try kitchen, fireplace, family and Sunday, 9-5. 50 Jan Drive, 2790. FIVE-ROOM Duplex, no disposal, electric heat, 2 air beautiful landscaping features heavily treed lots. Income. $29,900. Philbrick Parkade, $30’s. LaPenta Agen­ own decor. Large living room large screened patio. Finishea EAST HARTFORD-Sunset installing the finest closed cir­ ^Hebron. Miscellaneous. NOW RENTING children, no pets, garage, elec­ conditioners, glass sliding Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. W.J.BARCOMB cy, Realtors, 6462440. with stone fireplace, kitchen rec room, 200’ deep lot with ANDOVER — '2-bedroom room, garage, tool shed on Hills Area — 6room Ranch, The New private entrances, private EXCELLENT BUY ON Realtor 844JI000 over an acre. Priced at $35,- cuit . television equipment, ONE large and several small tric stove, Frigidaire, $140 doors, all large rooms. Full with separate eating area, 3 fruit trees. Garage. 30’s. Call Ranch, large living room with large kitchen with dishwasher available today in a wide varie­ patids with sliding glass doors, TODAY’S MARKET Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 900, an excellent buy. Call and built-ins, fireplace, central GARAGE SALE - 47 Jan oriental rugs, and some HOMESTEU PARK VILLAGE monthly, 52 School Street basement storage area, ample wall-to-wall carpeting, range, bedrooms, 2 full vanity baths, stone fireplace, quiet dead-end ty of banks, retail and in­ between 12-9 p.m. 6room Colonial ...... $36,200. 6461108. street, short walk to private Tony Wasilefsky at 6465306. air

Increase Hearing One Request Report Town The Rev. Dr. Wallace Grant mon at Center Church Sunday Flake, who recently retired as at the 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. ser­ manrIjFHtFr SuFttinn Irralb MANCHESTER Only one item — an applica­ All pastor-parish relations, minister of the Unlversalibt vices. His topic: "The Moment To Begin Monday Rory Yungk, 26, of 48 tion for a zone change on land committees of United Church of West Hartford, will of Concern.” MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCT. 1. 1973- VOL. XCIII, No. 1 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Hartland Rd. was charged with Methodist Churches in this area The Rev. Dr. Flake was rWKNTY PAGES PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS HALFORD (AP) - A request was needed to cover the off Slater St. — is scheduled for resisting arrest and breach of hearing on the Southern increased cost of natural gas. a public hearing Monday by the of the Connecticut Valley pastor of the West Hartford the peace early today when he church for 26 years before his Connecticut Gas Co.’s request Earlier this year, the PUC Manchester Planning and District will meet Sunday from allegedly refused to leave a retirement last June. He also for a $7.6 million rate increase approved a rate adjustment Zoning Commission. 2 to 4 p.m. at the Hockahum residence at the request of has served churches in Orange is scheduled to open Monday clause that allows gas com­ The hearing is scheduled to United Methodist Church, East police and offered resistance. and Haverhill, Mass. He is a before the state Public Utilities panies to raise or lower their start at 7:30 p.m. in the Hartford. He was subdued with mace. former teacher of religion and Commission (PUC). customers’ monthly bills as Municipal Building Hearing philosophy at Bradford Junior The increase represents a 20 pipeline costs change. Room. Peter W. Vance, 34, of 363 College and former president of per cent boost in the compat^’s Therefore, it is possible the The application, filed by A Religious Award Class for Austria Accused Of Surrender Main St., East Hartford, was Edgar Clarke and Charles Burr, the 'Theological School at St. rates. Last week, the PUC PUC will discount that portion charged with speeding early all Boy Scouts of the Catholic requests a change from Rural Lawrence University. denied the firm's request for a of the request in making its this morning on W. Middle Faith will start Oct. 7 at 6:30 $5 million interim increase. final decision. Residence to Business 2 Zone on Involved in many social ser­ Tpke. p.m. at St. Bartholomew’s vice programs, the Rev. Dr. Southern Connecticut Gas Gov. Thomas J. Meskill has a parcel about five acres east of School. The class will be con­ Agnew Believes Mrs. Meir To Make the existing Business 2 Zone on Fiske was a founder of the Ur­ says it needs the additional entered the case as an in­ Donald J. Alexander, 18, of ducted by seminarians from tervener as he did earlier this Slater St. The subject parcel ban League and of the West revenue to cover rising costs. 106 Woodbridge St. was charged Holy Apostle Seminary in Personal Appeal According to the company, the year in rate cases involving the abuts Interstate 86. Hartford Fellowship Housing. Downey Heads with possession of marijuana Cromwell. All interested scouts He also was a corporator of He’s Destroyed u increase would cost residents Connecticut Light and Power and loitering on schobl grounds and their parents should attend Co. and the Hartford Electric Westledge Bchool and has been To Keep Camp Open with medium-sized homes who Friday evening. In a companion this meeting. More information Light Co. A spokesman in Ice Palace active in" community youth use gas for heating an extra 21 John Bailey case, John Allen Haid, 18, of 273 may be obtained from William cents per day. It said non­ Meskill’s office said, if possi­ work, mental health programs STRASBOURG, France (AP) — Premier Golda Meir Peter W. Downey has been Hilliard St. was charged with Curtis, 643-0261, after 6 p.m. Politically hearing customers would pay 3 Luncheon and personal counseling. said today the Austrian decision to close the Schoenau ble, the governor plans to named manager of the new delivering liquor to a minor and to 4 cents more per day. He is a licensed airplane pilot appear again in person before Eolton Ice Palace, scheduled to possession of liquor of town transit camp for Soviet Jews was “a great victory” for The company said $3.3 the commission to oppose the be opened in October, and during World War II, was Speaker property. The charges stem chaplain of the famous “Flying PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — Vice President Spiro T. Arab terrorism. She appealed to the Austrian government million or 43 per cent of its gas increase. Downey comes comes to Cadette Girl Scout Troop 600 Rev. Dr. Wallace G. Fiske from investigation of an inci­ will have its first meeting of the Tigers” with Gen. Claire Chen- Agnew has said privately that he believes his political to reconsider. The company will present its John Bailey, former National Bolton from Salem, Mass, dent on Robertson School witnesses first. where he had been Salem High season Wednesday at»7 p.m. in be interim pastor of Center nauit in China. In Korea, he was career has been destroyed. But he has come out swinging Mrs. Meir discardei^he speech she had prepared for the Democratic Chairman and ground. senior Protestant chaplain of Southern Connecticut Gas currently State Democratic School hockey coach for the the activities room of Bowers Congregational Church during publicly at his accusers, determined to prove his in­ parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe and $/iop School. Any girl in Grades 7 October and December. the 43rd Infantry Division from [A serves approximately 127,000 Chairman, will speak at a past three years. Before that, Nancy H. Cole, 18, of 8 Dob­ nocence. spoke almost exclusively of the dangers of Austria’s customers in 21 towns. he was assistant manager of the through 9 Interested in joining He will preach his first ser­ New England. ^InehursU luncheon Monday at noon at the son Rd., Vernon, was charged Aides said Agnew told a private weekend meeting of “surrender to terrorism.” Acadia Restaurant on Tolland Youth Hockey Arena, the troop may attend this happened in Vienna highlights Friday with larceny in the meeting. California Republican officials that even if he is Sources in Tel Aviv said the Sunday Tpke. Willington, Mass.; and served fourth degree (shoplifting) at Israeli premier would go to the position of the Jewish peo­ 8 A.M. Til 2 P.M. In Memoriam H A R V E S ^ I ^ exonerated of allegations of corruption, his political future The luncheon will be the third three years as coordinator of the Rag Dolj in the Parkade. Vienna tonight to make a per­ ple and the position of Israel and SAVE 20$ on In loving memory Hockey Schools in Acton, Mass. of Mrs, Anna in a series sponsored by the has been destroyed. sonal appeal to Austrian among its neighbors.” All 'A Qallona Yaworski who passed away September South Windsor Democrats. Peter VV. Downey 29. 1961. Court appearances for all Parents of Bennet Junior Agnew spoke to the engineering and architectural Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. The Austrian government has 8EALTE8T ICE CREAM Also speaking will be Robert He is a member of the FRESH SWEET CIDER Republican officials Saturday consultants’ contracts without not said when it will fulfill its Special 2-Day Sale | God took her home. those arrested are' scheduled at High School seventh graders in also Mrs. Meir said tee Austrian I at It was his will, Hornish, candidate for town Massachusetts State Hockey Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Mrs. Hogan’s, Mrs. Kamp- after dramatically declaring competitive bidding. government’s decision “will be pledge to close the camp, a But in our hearts, council. Coaches Association, and the on Oct. 15. man’s, Mrs. Myette’s and Mr. war on his accusers in a In a statement after the Taking A Lunch Break regarded as a great victory promise extracted over the I fuII aarvica all dapartmanta| She llveth still. The luncheons are open to the United States Hockey Coaches APPLES, PEACHES, PEARS speech, Atty. Gen. Elliot L. weekend by two Arab guerrillas Including meala Wooldridge’s homerooms are nationally televised speech to a throughout the terrorist Husband, Sons and public. Anyone wishing further Association. He is a former Armond Aubrey Jr. of 11 invited to meet with their Republican women’s conven­ Richardson said he would “re­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Higgins, Shrewsbury, Mass., take was sponsored by the Manchester Jaycees to raise funds organizations and the radio who kidnaped four hostages and Daughter information may phone Cile member of the Massachusetts Clarke Rd., Bolton, reported his children’s teachers on Tuesday. tion in Los Angeles. main committed to the stan­ time out for lunch by sitting on the running board of their for a fetal heart monitoring machine for Manchester stations of the Arab world — held them for 15 hours. Decker, 644-1000. National Guard. car stolen Friday night from This team meeting will he at BOTTI'S FRUIT FARM In that fiery address, an dards of conduct and fairness entry in Antique Auto Show and Flea Market Sunday at the Memorial Hospital. The Higgins’ car is a 1930 seven- and rightly so, because this is Austrian Chancellor Kreisky, NATIVE Downey ane his wife, live in which Americans have long the parking lot near Stop and 7:30 p.m. in Room 25 of the Bar­ 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manciiestor angry Agnew said he would not Antique Auto Museum on Slater St. The show and market passenger Packard Model 740. (Herald photo by Larson) the first time a government has himself a Jew, said his govern­ VARIETY PEACHES, EXCELLENT Danvers, Mass., with their Shop. The car is a white and nard Building. This will take resign if indicted, that he was cherished and which our legal come to an agreement of this ment would suspend the mass FOR CANNING. three children Sean, 7; Kerry blue 1967 Pontiac Lemans two- the place of the usual open being framed by persons in system is intended to protect.” sort. emigration via Austria and disr ALSO NATIVE APPLES Ann, 5; and Amy, 2, The plan to door sedan. house. Maryland because he would not Meanwhile, Newsweek “Until now ... terrorists often continue special measures to move to this area soon. stop investigations against magazine reported Sunday that found themselves free to go facilitate the refugees’ transit Meditation VERNON a team of Nixon’s own lawyers American always a good assortment of ^ them, and that someone high in through the same operation all from the border to the Vienna Course To David A. Vaicunas, 24, of 68 the Justice Department was out tried to work out a deal between over again, but now something airport. But he said Austria will Ferrando Not Arrested Webb St., Windsor Locks, was gift boxes and wrappings... ^ to get him to make up for the Justice Department and Senate Committee Jews Join much more has happened. The continue issuing transit visas to Begin Monday served a Circuit Court 12 Fire Calls bungling the Watergate in­ Agnew’s lawyers. very principle of the freedom of individual Soviet Jews. The Herald was in error last warrant Friday charging him "are have every ' vestigation. Newsweek quoted a Justice In Protest rriovement of people has been Orchards A new course will be offered Saturday when it reported the with unlawful restraint and 10:21 p.m., Cheney Hall; ladf it mi little thlngr A Afterward, Agnew is said to Department official as saying put under a question mark. The two guerrillas invaded a Birch Mountain Road, Glastonbury at Manchester Community Manchester Police arrest of public indecency in connection that the Nixon team, headed by Moscow-to-Vienna train Friday Town Fire Department have told the California party Takes Up Fund Bill NEW YORK (A P)-Leaders “The four hostages taken in ______(3 miles beyond Vlto’a) College on the art of meditation James E. McVeigh. McVeigh with a Sept. 20 incident in Ver­ J. Fred Buzhardt, was seeking just inside the Austrian torder, responded. buy your winning \ leaders there would remain of several Jewish organizations Vienna are alive and free, but I beginning Monday. The course, wasn’t arrested, and The non. He is scheduled to appear a deal starting from the seized three emigrating Soviet 11:59 p.m., 169 Summit St., lottery ttchot y "lingering doubts” in the minds have dispatched sharp protests am convinced that — without entitled “Exploring Higher Herald’s report was apparently in court in Manchester Monday. jf the milraels of mahityodt | department’s “bottom-line WASHINGTON (AP) - The A mass transit operating sub­ Jews and an Austrian border smell of gas reported; Town lie dowrttoirn meneheltM*^ at fairway... y of many people even if his name included inadequate funds for over the Austrian government’s this being the intention of the Realms of Awareness,” will be due to misinterpretation of requirement” that Agnew Senate Appropriations Com­ sidy measure is the only major guard and demanded that the Fire Department responded. is cleared. He said that he does the health, education and an­ coerced decision to close a tran­ Austrian government and its (t taught by Mrs. Nadine police documents concerning a Richard Faucher, 35, of expect to be cleared of resign and plead guilty to a mittee takes up the biggest tipoverty programs. legislation listed for debate this prime minister — what has camp be closed. They drove Cleghorn, a graduate of' the domestic complaint. Tolland was charged early domestic spending bill today sit camp for emigrating Soviet their hostages to tee Vienna air­ allegations of wrongdoing. charge for which he could get at Attention will be centered on week in the House. Jews. happened in Vienna is the Turkish Coffeb University of Minnesota with today with driving under the in­ with an eventual veto by Presi­ However, the House Ways port and, after receiving Agnew’s pessimism was not least nine months in jail. committee actions in Congress Rabbi Arthur Herzberg, greatest encouragement to an M.S. degree from Rutgers. fluence of liquor or drugs. dent Nixon in prospect. and Means Committee begins Kreisky’s pledge, released the shared by the convention Newsweek described this week. president of the American terror throughout the world." ^ cup water Sponsored "by the Extension The bill provides funds for the closed-door work today on a hostages and boarded an delegates, and it was said that Buzhardt’s role as “essentially Originally, the legislators Jewish Congress, said Sunday Mrs. Meir delivered her im­ 2 tbs. finely pulverized coffee Division, the course will study the California GOP leaders also that of a go-between hoping to Health, Education and Welfare hoped the 1973 session would Senate-passed bill to reform the promptu speech without notes, Austrian government plane that the philosophies and practices that Austria’s “action in cutting eventually was allowed to land I and Labor departments. private pension system. 2 tsp. sugar believe his future is not ruined. budge both parties from fixed end this rnonth but now the off Soviet Jewry’s lifeline to , telling the members of the of ancient cultures which will Nixon and Congress _ have On Wednesday, Ways and in Libya. Church of Christ It remained to be seen positions.” leaders expect it to run well freedom . . . threatens the very parliaments of the 17 nations in be discussed, demonstrated and whether Agnew’s view of the staged a running battle over into November^ Means is to send to the House the Council of Europe: Although Libya has said it in­ Pour water Into Individual Turkish coffee pot: stir In A Justice Department basis of international order and compared, to the latest Hot Spicy future would be changed by tee such legislation since he took of­ In floor action, the Senate floor a sweeping foreign trade “ I wrote a speech, but I tends to execute hijackers who spokesman declined comment national sovereignty.” coffee and sugar; bring to a boll; remove from heat; developments in the techniques To Ordain Three fice. Nixon has vetoed the bills bill. Despite a plea from Presi­ took a Japanese airliner jet to tumultuous outpouring of sup­ on the Newsweek report. The planned to pass late today the Jacob Stein, chairman of the decided at the last moment not repeat 6 times and serve after third boll while still of expanding human con­ five times and only been Libya two months ago and blew. port he received after Satur­ White House, which last week $21-bilIioh military procure­ dent Nixon, the panel is not conference of Presidents of to place between you and me frothy. For Turkish coffee pots handmade of copper sciousness. The class will par­ Three men have recently sight, leadership and nurturing day’s address, in which he overridden once. ment authorization bill expected to reverse its decision the paper on which that speech it up, a spokesman for the of­ ticipate in the demonstrations been selected to fill the office of said the presence of Nixon’s This year the President Major Jewish Organizations, ficial Libyan news agency said wm e to The Stone House, 29 South Road, Bolton! of the local congregation. They again declared his innocence. lawyers at tee meetings was requiring a 110,000-man cut in to include a provision denying was written, especially in view which will include various elders at the Church of Christ, serve with the consent and Apple recommended $31.6 billion for trade concessions to Russia un­ wired United Nations the train raiders "will certainly A federal grand jury in purely “informational,” also U.S. troops overseas. of what happened in Vienna a Tuesdayr® ® ® P '" * closed forms of meditation from past Lydall and Vernon Sts., and will acceptance of the members. the departments, btit the House less it eases its restrictive Secretary-General Kurt not receive tee same fate.” Baltimore is looking into did not comment on the story. Senate Democratic Leader Waldheim urging him to press few days ago. Actually, what to present. be ordained formally Sunday Todd, a native of Tennessee, voted $32.8 billion. emigration policies. alleged kickbacks to politicians Mike Mansfield said Sunday the for a reversal of the Austrian Classes will meet Mondays during the 10 a.rii. worship ser­ is a charter member of tee The Senate committee, which Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- by contractors in Maryland, In his remarks to the GCP reduction is not likely to decision. Waldheim is Austrian. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in room vice at the church. Manchester church. He came to is expected to act on the bill in a N.C., calls his Government Sundae where Agnew was formerly a leaders, Agnew denied that he emerge intact from a con­ The Zionist Organization of 206 at the Hartford Rd. campus. Those to be ordained are A.J. Connecticut nearly 20 years couple of sessions, will increase Operations Committee into ses­ Democrats Fail The poU can aUo be used Ripe, luscious apples, prepared with county executive and governor. and his lawyers had ever in­ ference with the House. America declared in a telegram Anyone desiring further in­ •Todd of 4 Summit Rd., Vernon; ago, following his trade as an the figure if past experience is sion today to begin writing a bill for melted butter or $ryup. AT.rf A> ly/ZZ/4 pure old fashioned spices — poured In another development, itiated plea bargaining. Floor debate also will begin to the Austrian Embassy: formation may call 646-2137, or Donald Nelson of Anderson Rd., electrician. any guide. designed to give Congress over Dutch Apple Ice Cream. Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel Although he did not deny that during the day on the foreign “Capitulation to' an act of 646-2138. Tolland ; and Eugene Brewer of Nelson, a native of Vermont, Many Democratic senators greater control over the budget. To Resolve announced today the creation of such meetings took place, he economic aid bill authorizing terrorism, perpetrated by two 100 Scott Dr. became a member of the You Can Taste The Quality! have said that Nixon’s budget This had wide support early an 11-member task force to said a bargain such as has been $1.25 billion for the current gangsters, constitutes a In the Churches of Christ, in the session but has become church during the first year of study the state’s long-standing reported never was under year. cowardly act tantamount to elders, who gire also called bogged down in controversy. Selection Issue its existance. Jle is the owner- practice of awarding serious consideration. abject surrender of sovereign­ bishops and pastors, are operator of Nelson Printers in Meanwhile, the Senate ty. Austria thereby allies itself charged with the spiritual over- Tolland and is employed as a GAITHERSBURG, Md. (A P )-T h e committee drafting Watergate committee canceled with the enemies of Israel and 28th Anniversary Candybratlon quality control inspector at News ^psules a session scheduled for Tuesday the Jewish people.” delegate selection rules for the 1976 Democratic conven­ Pratt and Whitney Division of Missing Plane after former White House ap­ The Austrian action also tion has divided sharply over how to replace the controver­ From Sat., Sept. 29th thru FrI., Oct. 5 United Aircraft Corp. Bolton Dairy Stores pointment secretary Dwight L. prompted a protest demonstra­ sial 1972 quotas. Brewer, a native of Watergate case and the in­ ' TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Iraq Getting Bomber Chapin and another witness tion Sunday by about 35 School Menus Oklahoma, moved with his It was unable to resolve the issue at the final session of a Rl. 6 & 44A • Open Daily and Found Miles vestigation of Vice President reportedly refused to testify. members of various Jewish Monday: Hamburger on family to Manchester in 1961 three-day meeting here Sunday and said it would try again ^ Sun. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Spiro T. Agnew, said the chair­ rights groups outside Carnegie roll/relish, potato chips, from Texas to help establish the Parkade Branch • Mon. thru Sal. Soviet Union is supplying a man of the House Judiciary The committee now is Hall during a performance by next weekend when it hopes to complete its work. vegetable sticks, fruit cocktail. Manchester church. He has (John and Bernice Rieg) O ff Course small number of supersonic Committee. Rep. Peter W. scheduled to resume hearings the Krasnayarsk Dance Com­ The panel voted tentatively 8 Tuesday: Chicken stew, served as its minister since its And, whatever tee drafting bombers to Iraq, and Pentagon Rodino Jr., D-N.J, said any Wednesday with an appearance pany of Siberia. to 5 to remove the special con- tossed salad, biscuit, vanilla inception. committee decides, the quotas pudding/topping. analysts say tee move could such proceedings would await a by Donald H. Segretti, a con­ From the hall the group sideration for women, MENA, Ark. (AP) — The wreckage of an airliner mis­ affect the balance of power in final determination of both fessed politcal saboteur for seemed certain to be fought Wednesday: Spaghetti/meat marched to the Austrian mis­ minorities and young people as over when the new rules are sing since last Thursday was found Sunday night on a the oil-rich Persian Gulf region. matters in the courts. President Nixon’s 1972 re- sauce, buttered green beans, sion. where they left off a an encouragement to represen­ considered Oct. 27 by the full 73- gelatin dessert/topping southwest Arkansas mountainside nearly 100 miles off the It is the first time such ad­ election campaign. . written statement summarizing tative convention delegates. vanced aircraft have been member commission and early Thursday: Juice, meat course of a 75-mile flight. Wednesday’s session will be their position. The protesters, However, the absence of three lo tto s supplied to an Arab air force. North Haven next year by the Democratic grinder, potato chips, ice Eight unidentified bodies The area in which the plane the first public meeting of the who included Jewish students members made it uncertain National Committee. cream cup. were recovered Sunday night crashed has been described as Teachers committee without live televi­ from Austria, failed lo get a whether that vote would stand Baltimore councilwoman Alter up next week. Friday: Fish plate/tartar from the wreckage of the Texas dangerous for aircraft. Moun­ Gasoline Going Up May Strike sion coverage. meeting with mission officials. Barbara Mikulski, who heads sauce, French fries, tomato JQ International Convair tur­ tains rise suddenly out of 1,000- both the drafting committee WASHINGTON (AP) - NORTH HAVEN (AP) - The wedges, chocolate boprop. No survivors were foot hills to a height of 2,800 and the full commission, said Gasoline prices will continue to North Haven Education xake/frosting. found from the plane which feet. she is confident that the com­ rise, perhaps as much as 15 per Association has voted to strike carried eight passengers and a The wreckage was spotted by mission can come up with rules 17 Years- cent over the next six months, if a contract settlement isn’t crew of three on its scheduled a student pilot shortly before that are "fair, work in the best Sports Board flight from El Dorado, Ark., to dusk on North Fork Mountain, presidential energy adviser reached within a week. interest of the party and are un- John Love said. He also Bolton Tigers C Midget foot­ nearby Texarkana, Ark. which is about 14 miles The board has offered the -derstood.” predicted increased demand for teachers an increase of 5.2 per ball team will play the Hebron Darkness and terrain too northwest of Mena. However, William DuChessi, fuel but no boost in supplies for cent, the figure recommended Rams at 1:30 p.m. today at rugged for helicopters to land Edward Dreifus of the- secretary-treasurer of the IVs Goodbye, the next three to five years. through non-binding arbitra­ Herrick Memorial Park. hampered search efforts. The National Transportation Safety Textile Workers Union, said the tion. But the NHEA maintains Bolton Tigers A and B midget area was sealed off. and the Board said the bodies weekend had demonstrated the it should get a 7.7 per cent in­ football team will play the search was suspended until recovered by parammes who Double Threat accuracy of his contention that crease. Manchester Giants Sunday at daybreak, with three persons were lowered to the crash site WASHINGTON (AP) the committee and the full com- Shown Is Mrs. Verna Rufinl of Ruflhl’s Getty Service, tur­ and About 300 teachers approved 1:30 p.m. at Herrick Park, the still unaccounted for. could not hfrlntiTK^ iatelv iden- President Nixon conceivably mission are ‘‘absolutely first game of a double header. ning over the keys of ownership to Mr. Leonard Anderson tified. could face impeachment the strike resolution by a 10-1 stacked” against organized After the midget game the of Anderson Brothers, the new owner-operators. In the For fhree days the search for proceedings in both the margin Sunday night. labor and party regulars. Bolton Bulldogs, pony football ■ middle, observing, and taking part also, Is "Pop" Rufinl... the missing plane had centered "Well have a lot of nice team will play the Vikings. Hello! |n south Arkansas along the 75- language but we'll have no ree mile line the scheduled flighj- votes in '76, ” he said. "We’ll was to liave taken. Airline After seventeen years. Ru(lni*s is selling out their Getty Station at center have '72 being repeated unless CLOUDY spokesman Jim O’Donnell had Drivers. Alerted some cool heads prevail.” no comment when asked why Both sides^'in the quota con­ Increasing cloudiness tonight the plane had gone 100 miles off troversy agreed that the rules low 45-to-50 degrees. Tuesday course, but authorities had To Street Paving should ^ecifically bar quotas. ANDERSON BROTHERS WILL CONTINUE THE FINE AUTOMOTIVE mostly cloudy with chance of earlier speculated it might have However, they disagreed rain developing. High around done so to avoid a storm. over whether the provision THE'^QUAUTY®Lllll2'^ft^^ CONTINUE tO CARRY 70. Forrest Ogden, a newsman Work In TwoAreas requiring programs against dis­ THE QUALITY LINE OF GETTY PRODUCTS, PLUS THEY’LL Hi^VE 9S Winds, southeast around lo who flew over the crash site J criminatory practices should HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AVAILABLE. . ” m.p.h. this afternoont before rescue units arrived, The Connecticut Department The paving operation will refer to the need for participa­ Sdutheast-td-south five-to-10 said he saw no signs of life. He of Transportation will start consist of an “overlay,” police tion of ' traditionally un­ m.p.h. Tuesday. said the airliner had crashed paving operations>on Main St., said. The work is dependent derrepresented groups," a Precipitation probability, 20 into the east edge of Black Fork from l^rk St. to Hartford Rd., upon the weather. i:J)rase designed to cover per cent tonight. 30 per cent Mountain, a peak of about 2,500 Our own 4-oz. milk chocolate almond bar Theautinl Family would Ilka to tako this opportunity to THANK thalr many eustomon TuesdjJy, Manchester Police . Police also advised motorists women, "racial minorities and Tuesday. feet, knocking down several youths. FREE with the purchase of $2.00 -or more reported today. to avoid traveling,on Hilliard and frlanda tor thoir loyallty during the past sovontaan yaars. It’s been a real pleasure Outlook, Wednesday cloudy trees. Gov. John J. pilligan of Ohio during our 28th Anniversary Candybratlon a Police said parking won’t be St. this, week, ast paving tor us to havo served all you nice people. Wa’fTnavar target your kindness and loyalty with a chance of rain. Ogden said the search had allowed Tuesday on the west operations are under way "sought to eliminate the more from Sat., Sept. 29th thru Fri;, Oct. 5 moved into the Mena area only specific language with a phrase thru the years. High Low side of Main St., from Park St., between BroaH St. and the after a truck driver read about' encouraging participation ”by 49 43- to Hartford Rd., betweenSa.m. railroad crossing. The road will Anchorage the plane crush and reported all Democrats.” 68 49 and 3:30 p.m. On Wednesday, be closed, to through traffic 0^ > » F E E |! Voma, Jim, and “Pop” Boston that he had seen a fire on Black Checking Their Notes A move by Jane Solomon of Munson’s Candy Kitchen 87 57 parking won’t be allowed on the between those two points, Chicago Fork Mountain Thursday night. New Hampshire to Include both 44 cast side of the street at the police said. The paving will be Barbara Mikulski, chairwoman of-the Democratic Party’s reform committee, and Alex ROUTE 6. BOLTON OPEN DAILY u d SUNDAY titt 8 PM Denver 75 The Convair 4eft El Dorado at phrases was rejected 7 to 5, and This is a test pattern to HOURS: DAILY 7:00 A.M. to OHM) P.M. - SUNDAYS SdN) A.M. to 8:00 P.M. 61 54 same time, police said. completed by Friday, San Francisco 8:20 p.m. Thursday night on a Smith, vice chairman, go over some notes during the Democratic National Committee the committee then endorsed determine The Herald’s print­ Washington 58 36 ing quality. 20-mlnute flight to Texarkana. m etin g in Gaithersburg, Md. (AP photo) tt)|^ Gilligan language 8 to I.

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